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Do we have any body else running VWR streetsport regular or plus on here? Really want to get some more input before pulling the trigger. I know some other locals are going to be running B&G coils, anybody else have thoughts/experience with these?
Do we have any body else running VWR streetsport regular or plus on here? Really want to get some more input before pulling the trigger. I know some other locals are going to be running B&G coils, anybody else have thoughts/experience with these?
There seems to be a lot of misinformation about bags and it seems to me like all of you are stereotyping guys on air- it's like you're envisioning "Low Rider" magazines on hydraulics, not air. Two different worlds. There isn't anything wrong with air and if you're not tracking your car, I don't see why it is such a big deal and even if you do track sometimes, I still don't see the problem. Do your research on them, and you'll find the results. I personally wouldn't run bags on a dedicated track car, but my car will never see the track. I may do a few passes just because I'm curious, but that's about it. It's low parked, raised up when driving. There guys aren't out here scraping or ghost riding their whips. I'll probably go air when I run out of **** to do to my car.
2013 Jetta Hybrid SEL Premium Platinum Grey Metallic- Current
2012 Golf R Candy White Sunroof/Nav- Sold 2012 Golf R Candy WhiteSunroof/Nav-Sold Twice
2006 Jetta GLI PKG#2 DSG- Sold
2005 GTI 1.8T Reflex Silver- Sold
2005 Golf GLS Indigo Blue- Sold
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I have the H2Sport kit utilizing the Ohlins dampers on my R, along with the H2Sport Spindles and H2Sport Camber Kit. I have nothing but good things to say about the setup...although I may be a little biased.
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2006 Jetta GLI PKG#2 DSG- Sold
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Dutch, I love your car, the bags are awesome and some of the pics you have taken are the best looking ones of any R worldwide...period.
Johnny, not knocking you, I'm sure your 400hp with bags was/is the SHjT and when you R shows up, if hasn't already, will be the envy of many on here, myself included (especially those seats).
I respect the H*** out of what you guys have done to your cars and truly appreciate your contributions across the threads in the R forums but...
Not all of us want to spend the money or weight on bags and would just like to get more info on the coilovers that are out there. If we were searching for info on coils vs bags we would search it, there is endless threads on the topic, to which you have both contributed.
I just want more info on the coilovers that are available and personal reviews of them, as that is the route I wish to go at this time. Is that too much to ask?
I may eventually want to go bags because they are great for many reasons, and when I do, you guys will the first people I hit up for info and advice. Until then, all we ask is for the same respect we, or at least I, would afford you if rolls were reversed.
Thanks guys, mad respect
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I'm surprised noone has mentioned KWV3. Seems a logical choice, ubiquitous, reliable and supported on the R. Oh and bags are ghetto.
Coilover manufacture: KW
Coilover model: V2
Ride Settings (Thread count, what is the dampening set on etc.): All the way down
Ride comfort (1-10): 10
Quality (1-10): 10
Happy with decision? (Y/N, if no... why?): I am happy with the ride they do not go nearly as low as I would like them I have them all the way down and still and a finger and a half of wheel gap I would like more of a choice of lower ride height.
Picture of them installed:
2004 Jetta Gli 24v Bagged Daily
It does take corners over 100 pretty nicely
2004 Jetta Gli 24v Bagged Daily
I haven't had a chance to take much in the way of pictures. As far as height goes, I'm running the car at a height that is functional as a daily driver and also takes into account optimizing the geometry changes of the Sport Spindles. Hoping for some track time this summer, unfortunately cycling fills most of the calendar...
Edit...the link to H2Sport online store for pricing:
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This whole desire to slam the car at the expense of suspension geometry... how did this become a VW thing? A golf thing? It seems to be pretty much *the* defining characteristic of modding in this community.
In contrast I've rarely seen Evo's with any rubber obscured by the fender. Its almost always a 1 or 2 finger gap, and even then lots of concern about the geometry and adding roll center kits etc. Same with M3's and even STi's (although there are tire stretchers aplenty in riceland...)
Just curious? Why the slam??? The pic with the V2's above seems already too low to me.....
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should we just start a whole new thread and scrap this one?
Try this in Google oh search meister:
"M3Forum Bags"
And then:
"VWVortex Bags"
Take a look at the difference in result context... before giving stupid replies.


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I love to spend a lot of time in my bathroom putting on makeup, doing my hair, and just relaxing. Therefore, personalizing the space is a must and having a standard counter to ceiling mirror just won't do. I can't get enough of round mirrors being used for the bathroom vanity. I especially love the captain's mirror that has been showing up in contemporary bathrooms.
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I could see this in a powder room, but when I'm getting ready I prefer a larger mirror so I can see the full hair/makeup/outfit effect!
Doesn't Ikea have a great inexpensive alternative? I think its chrome or something.
Yes radioriot. Its featured in the 3rd picture above. The sing and faucent in that picture are also from ikea.
I agree with Second City Soiree. I think that it's important for the mirror to be large enough, for both function and scale.
The third image looks like the Ikea mirror.
I love that brown leather mirror...wish they had it in bigger size...would have been perfect for my powder room.....
I think the ones hanging from the leather strip (often with a buckle) are called "Captain's mirrors".
Seriously! The only mirror that is both big enough and hung at the right height is #3. I think oval mirrors are a better idea for the bathroom.
Wow these mirrors are great but what about those fantastic sinks! Holy cow I love them! So much personality in those.
Great for a spare bathroom, but in my bathroom that I use every day...the bigger the better!
These are cool, my bathroom has a round mirror from IKEA that was much cheaper than all of these and still looks nice.
I think round mirrors are a good change from the normal huge square or rectangular mirrors.
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For me, the WF/FT combo only surpasses WF/WF after I had hit level 80 and started gearing up. I went to the "boss level" target dummy and did extensive testing a couple of times, and when FT finally came ahead as the offhand imbue, it was pretty clear -- I saw a good 300+ jump in DPS, which jumped even higher with the Glyphed 2% spell crit you get from having FT on the OH.
While I was only leveling from 70 to 80 (my shaman is my main) I'm inclined to believe WF/WF will still be the better combo while leveling, 'cause without gem slots and multi-stat gear you're not going to have enough SP and spell crit to justify the bonus of FT.
As for the talent points, I agree with Scott -- Weapon Mastery and Mental Dexterity are worth a lot more than Unleashed Rage as you're leveling.
And regarding relics -- you can get a level 80 friend to run you through some TBC heroics to get Stonebreaker's Totem, which is still the best-in-slot aside from the nearly-unattainable PvP totems, or you can do some quests for rare totems. There are a couple decent ones out there that you can use in the low 60s, if you spend some time in Outland. Good luck.


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'Click It or Ticket' cites over 21,000 unrestrained motorists
Date of News Release: 07/11/2011
(FRANKFORT, Ky.) -- This year's Click It or Ticket enforcement effort, coordinated by the Kentucky Office of Highway Safety (KOHS), resulted in citations to 21,348 motorists for not buckling up.
The annual campaign, supported by more than 240 state and local law enforcement agencies, was held May 23 June 5.
The campaign's main objective was to encourage seat belt usage through enforcement of Kentucky's seat belt law. In the process, officers at 825 traffic safety checkpoints throughout the commonwealth also made 1,347 drunken driving arrests, 1,381 felony arrests, and 1,156 drug arrests. They recovered 80 stolen vehicles and apprehended 2,003 fugitives. They also cited 10,995 drivers for speeding, 579 for reckless driving and 6,859 people for having no proof of automobile insurance.
"The goal of the Click It or Ticket campaign is not to write tickets, but to save lives," said Transportation Secretary Mike Hancock. "We want to educate the public on the importance of wearing a seat belt and to reduce deaths and injuries along our roadways. It's an extra benefit when traffic enforcement leads to criminal enforcement."
Boyd Sigler, director of KOHS Division of Highway Safety Programs, said law enforcement agencies are an invaluable resource in reducing deaths and injuries on Kentucky roadways. "We believe our educational efforts are strengthened by working closely with law enforcement throughout the year to promote our highway safety messages," said Sigler.
The campaign placed extra emphasis on nighttime enforcement, since that is when passenger vehicle occupants are least likely to buckle up and most likely to die in crashes.
There were 760 highway fatalities in Kentucky in 2010, with 598 people killed in motor vehicles. Of those 598 fatalities, 162 occurred between 9 p.m. and 6 a.m., and three-fourths of those killed were unrestrained.
"We're pleased with the results of this year's Click It or Ticket campaign," said Sigler. "The partnership between all the agencies involved was tremendous. If one life was saved, it was well worth the effort because traffic safety IS public safety."
Despite Kentucky's primary seat belt law, Kentucky remains below the 84 percent national seat belt usage rate at 80 percent. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, seat belts, when worn correctly, are proven to reduce the risk of fatal injury to front-seat occupants by 45 percent and by 60 percent in pickup trucks, SUVs and minivans.


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the onions were a great addition to this dish! would have been good even without the cream.
Asparagus, Spring Onion, and Morel Mushroom Sauté
Photo: Annabelle Breakey; Styling: Karen Shinto
Sweet asparagus and spring onions go so well with the woodsy flavor of morels. All you need is a bit of butter and some crème fraîche to finish the dish. Prep and Cook Time: 45 minutes. Notes: If you can find fresh morels, definitely splurge on them; the flavor is unparalleled. Be sure to clean both dried and fresh morels well before using, to avoid unpleasant sandy bites. We like to peel the tough outer skin from the asparagus for this dish. This not only makes it prettier but results in more tender stalks. If you like, blanch the vegetables the day before, then wrap them in moistened paper towels, put in a plastic storage bag, and refrigerate.
Yield: Makes 6 servings
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Amount per serving
- Calories: 174
- Calories from fat: 78%
- Protein: 3.4g
- Fat: 15g
- Saturated fat: 9.5g
- Carbohydrate: 7.6g
- Fiber: 2g
- Sodium: 347mg
- Cholesterol: 37mg
- 1/3 pound fresh morel mushrooms or 1 oz. dried (see Notes)
- 3 bunches asparagus, ends trimmed and stalks peeled (see Notes)
- 3 bunches green onions, white and pale green parts only, root ends trimmed
- 4 tablespoons unsalted butter
- 1/2 cup crème fraîche
- 1 teaspoon coarse kosher salt
- 1/2 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
- 1. Bring a large pot of water to a boil. If using dried morels, put them in a small bowl, cover with 1 cup boiling water, and let stand 10 minutes. Lift out and pat dry.
- 2. Meanwhile, generously salt remaining boiling water. Fill a large bowl with ice and cold water and set near the stove. Add asparagus to boiling water and cook until crisp-tender, about 4 minutes. Remove from water and immediately plunge into ice bath to stop cooking. Repeat process with green onions. Drain asparagus and onions on paper towels, then cut asparagus spears in half.
- 3. In a large frying pan over medium-low heat, melt butter. Add morels, asparagus, and onions and cook 1 minute, tossing gently to coat with butter. Stir in crème fraîche and season with salt and pepper. Continue cooking until heated through, 4 minutes longer. Transfer to a serving dish.
- Note: Nutritional analysis is per serving.
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- MAIN INGREDIENT: Vegetables
- OCCASION: Easter, Spring
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The first copy of The Face I ever saw was the August 1996 issue. I can't recall a single article or photo spread, but what I do remember about sitting cross-legged on the floor of my local Borders, where I picked up the expensive import, was staring at the cover model—Georgina something—and thinking how cool it would be to have her gap-toothed grin.
I was reminded of that day repeatedly during the shows, as Lindsey Wixson and newbie Ashley Smith graced the runway—and post-fashion weeks as well, as I steadily began to catch up on my backlog of fashion magazines. Lara Stone. Georgia May Jagger. Gap-toothed girls are all the rage—and for some reason, they all look quite a bit alike, and a lot like Georgina something. Blonde, willowy, gap-toothed. You could argue that they all follow in the footsteps of the original blonde, willowy, gap-toothed model, Lauren Hutton, and something about the
American Gigolo star's formula really, really works. The thing is, how do you replicate that, if, say, you're a brunette, curvy, and distinctly un-gap-toothed? You can dye your hair, exercise more and change your diet—sure. But when it comes to that somewhat coveted space, either you've got it, or you don't.
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Well said! I too am ready for preseason to be over and for the games to count. I think it is great the progress Joel is making and hope he is able to help Greg. Lastly I love the addition of Wesley Matthews and think he is worth every penny we paid- perfect fit for this team. Go Blazers!
Yay a new blog! I almost got annoyed and demanded one since the activity rises to a maximum when a new blog is posted. By the way, if your son isn't doing good in soccer, don't get near baseball. I remember being a 5 year old picking grass in the outfield (I was always in the outfield for some reason) and losing complete focus on the game. I'm 20 years old now and still make that mistake.I'd like to see Roy get more touches. And I'd like to see Babbitt and Andre keep their hair short. Babbit doesn't look too bad, but personally I prefer Andre having the shorter hair, and the LMA without a beard.I do agree with you that Aldridge should have a solid season and if he can be dominate down low, especially when Greg and Joel return. And I do agree A LOT that Batum should get some plays for him.Problem is, this team is so deep, and has so much scoring talent that it's hard to run plays for everyone. The team just happens to be in the right spot and the right time. That is why I'm a happy Blazer fan.
Mike:Thank you for the blog--Like Herr I need this.On Rudy, I somewhat agree with Mike the Wild One. If he is leaving soon then he is taking minutes away from someone that will be playing for the PTB in the future. Nevertheless, I sure love his dedication and energy for the game of BB. It is somewhat of a mystery. Aldridge's game against GS was fantastic. His new moves may not work that good against every PF, but it will make them work harder controlling him. I love that also.I agree fully with getting Nic more involved on the offensive end, but I doubt that too many plays will be called for him. But Nate said that they are learning a handful of plays for each position then depending on the opponent and the mismatches the Blazers can more easily exploit the weakness of the opponents. I said in one of your blogs that a poster on BE said that Batum would play some 4 this year depending on the opponent. He did great and was rewarded with bunches of rebounds and low post scoring. Otherwise he is better then Travis at the four because he can rebound and play D. Plus him playing the 4 gives us room to put ArmonHammer in at the point, BRoy the 2, Mathews the 3, Nic the four and LMA the 5 for a small team that can play with opposing teams small line-ups, such as GS. Of course it is better to play the player in their normal position, but it nice to know we have the versatility in case of injury which might happen LOL. Joel will probably be back at the opening of regular season. He doesn't have to play a ton of minutes just a few each quarter. I don't want to rush him, but that is what Joel wants and I am not sure the training staff can stop him if he can convince Nate to let him play. Nate let BRoy play that quickly after his surgery, why not.Although I get impatient, I think the long pre-season is a necessary evil to get the team gelled and the bugs taken out.Putting Cunningham in the game and starting line-up with the absence of Marcus is very good, it will give him more experience and confidence. Wesley is going to be a monster, In my opinion he can play the PG, 2GD and SF equally well. I loved him in the last Utah game with BRoy that erased a large lead by the Jazz and almost won the game. I am not sure where Nate got that we gave up a ton of points in that period. Matthews almost shut down Williams. Of course I am excited about Wesley, BRoy, and Batum in the game at the same time. Was the sandwich good Antientone
What more can I add? lol. You covered it all Mike. I loved that you ended with Joel as #1. He really is the key guy on this team I think. Veteran player who has everything you want in an NBA star. His humility is something that is missing in the league today. Let's hope that he can have a major impact on Greg. LA will be the most important player. I totally agree with your reasonings. He has potential to be the best player at the 4 spot in the NBA. He is so skilled and versatile. Anyways, I can't wait for the season to start and I hope the Blazers have another solid year!
Being a sports guy and a parent is tough.I had two kids .My kids went out for sports.One failed miserably at sports.One I coached to the championship game in BBall,only to lose by an in and out 3 pointer by us.Both were tough.Just be careful about talking trades or you might get fined:)
Mike:I forgot to mention that I couldn't chew gum and walk at the same time until I was 11, so don't give up on a five year old to quickly.
The "Armonizer" played great Saturday.He continues to impress Nate .And,as it has been well chronicled, that's hard to do for a rookie.This position battle is great for JBay.It will only make him better.There has been some talk about signing Earl Barron of D league "fame".6'11' and he can score,too.We'll seee!
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Absolutely agree on # 's 10, 9, 6, 4, 3 and 1. Can't wait for the regular season ! Look on the bright side MB. My friends son was more interested in doing cart wheels on the soccer field than playing. Geese are not so bad :) Go Blazers !!!!
One goal in six games? That's not so bad. That's more than most teams put up in six games.
What I've learne--- err, confirmed: Mike Barrett is a colossal homer whose perception is clouded way too often. Dante Cunningham is not the steal of last year's draft. Gimme a break. Dejuan Blair, Omri Casspi, Darren Collison, and to an extent, Brandon Jennings are all far greater steals.
I agree that one goal is excellent. My four-year-old has only touched the ball acouple of times (in an actual game). Mostly he does somersaults (which he insists on calling "backflips"), throwing grass into the air, putting dirt in his hair, climbing the fence, holding hands with the girls on his team, and, yes, watching the geese fly by.
Wettr Trea:Have you got something against Homers? Do you dislike the Blazers? Or are you just being an argumentative butt head. All the players you mentioned were expected to be drafted in the first round. If Blair stays healthy he will be a steal for SAS. Other then that none of them are doing better then Dante if playing for the same team. If you are going to post on this blog you had best not attack MG to often, we have twp women bloggers that turns mean when they are upset and they love MB. I am just giving you a warning. Actually you should go post on OR-Live; it is full of Blazer bashers and tormentors.
Go Rudy Go! Trade/Media Day drama aside this is exactly why we have him on our team. Droppin' treys and spacing the floor like crazy. If he keeps it up then teams will be forced to guard him honestly and thats only gonna open the floor for everyone else.
Wettr Trea,I guess it's all in how you define a "steal." Jennings went #10, so it's tough to put him in this class. Collison went #21, and Casspi went #23- same deal. The best case you make is with Blair, who was red-flagged by most team doctors because of his knees. He was projected to go in the top 10 in the months leading up to the draft (ended up going #37). Still, I can't really argue with you on that one. I'd still take Dante (who went #33) over Blair, and think he'll have a greater impact on his team this season. Could be wrong though.MB
MB,Wow, you were able to defend yourself without using insults. Hopefully WT will learn from your lesson.I hope this is a break out season for LA. I haven't been one of his critics, but he seems to have been working on parts of his game that hasn't been his strength in the past. Of course I haven't been able to watch any games yet. Because of my health I haven't made it to a preseason game yet and since none of the preseason games are on tv. What's up with that? I mean we only get to see 82 reg season games, why not preseason too? :) I think we might be getting spoiled.
Agreed, thats a solid list. I think one thing we've learned at least for the upcoming season, is the 5s are going to be that crucial point for us this year. Right now we seem slim (with JP out..) Hopefully the progression speeds up with Greg, and Joel as well, all my best wishes go out to Jeff Pendegraph, who we will miss this season.
MB, Thanks for the response. I didn't intend for my comment to be overly argumentative (it was mostly just good natured ribbing). But it just looks bad when you cite a guy who averaged 4 points and 2 rebounds last year as a steal of a draft that contained far more superior players (who provided much greater impact to their respective teams than expected). Now, I'm not dogging on Dante. He has fine skills than can be of use. And the irony with us picking Pendergraph over Blair because one of them had an ACL issue is a bit sickening, to be honest.
BTW, What's Victor Claver up to? I watched him during the World Champmionships, and he absolutely stunk to the point where the coach played a decrepit Garbajosa and weak Alex Mumbru over our guy. I mostly loved KP's moves when he was here, but the 09 Draft sure was a head scratcher.
Wettr Trea,I agree on the irony of the Blair thing, as sad as that is. As with most guys, we'll probably have to wait a few years to truly measure a successful draft vs. and unsuccessful one. With Wesley as exhibit "A" it's clearly not a perfect science. And, I have no problem with you calling me a homer. You'd be shocked at how many e-mails I get claiming just the opposite. I always appreciate the comments.MB
Calling Dante the steal of the draft is homerism at its worst and just absolutely ridiculous. Collison and Casspi were drafted too high to be steals? I'm pretty sure I've heard you talk about Batum as a steal. Dante over Blair? Absurd. Just absurd.Embarrassing, Mike.
You ever notice how you never hear from some people on the blog ,till they have something negative to contribute.Maybe these people should be posting on O -Live instead.
HG............,Let me say it like Arnold Schwarzenegger in "The Terminator" would if he were Johnson. "I'm da Aaahrmoniza "Then when he goes to the bench he says,"I'll be BAAAACK"
I don't mind a neg post, not everything is sunshine, what I don't like is when people try to put someone in a catergory to dismiss thier opinion instead of letting their argument stand on it's own merits.
hg: Just milk and cookies. I must admit I agree with almost everything you said. Milk and cookies , do you think Kassandra will snitch to my cardiologist. She didn't approve of my snacks last year.
few things. dante is ONE of the steals of the draft don't matter how you look at it. He also did not play as many minutes as the prevous players in this conversation. he is a good player and now has a chance to show what he has worked on this summer. why would you want blair if he is injury prone and our team seems to be injury prone if you believe any of the artcles. just saying .
Yeah, Dante over Blair. Blair has no ACLs; his body metabolized them after an injury went untreated for too long. Dante will be shaking rims long after Blair's stuck bagging groceries in his early retirement. SAS picked him because at #37 you don't mind if a guy only logs in a season or two. He'll grab rebounds for them until his knees snap, and that will be that.DC is an intelligent, driven player who will earn his minutes through reliable shooting, great instincts, and ironclad defense. To comment on here for the express purpose of hating on him is a colossal, decrepit, ridiculous, absurd waste of time...that is, unless you want to get Mike's attention, which it has been proven is the only way (or email Courtside! Thanks for reading my question, Mike). Arguing Blair over Pendergraph is legitimate in light of the recent injury, but in the grand scheme of the things Jeff will probably be in the NBA longer than Blair too, because while his ACL did tear, AT LEAST HE'S STILL GOT THEM!!!
Dang. Now that Phi Slamma retired, I'm the only mean one around (except when Kassandra goes LTP). Where you at, Phi? You're the Mr. Hyde to my Mr. Hyde.
lamarcus has clearly been watching marcus' shot-blocking technique. camby has a move where he strikes after his opponent has committed to taking a shot in the lane. using position and timing, he looks like a scorpion stinging the ball. aldridge has caught on that he's the same height with roughly the same reach, and had a couple of early blocked shots against the Ws that closed down the lane. the positioning and timing were quite nice. LMA's version is not as emphatic, but the lane was closed to guards and wings after that point when he was on the court.the beard should stay. he should also switch from cloth wristbands to leather ones, a la iggy pop, andre 3000 and govenor schwarzenegger. lamarcus the barbarian has nice ring to it, and is likely appropriate given the type of wreckage he's going to bring to the court this season. the line-up with #12 at center, and dante alongside him was very nice. as i write this, the Bs are up 8 to 0 with GS having just called a 20 to try to stop the damage down there in oak-town.
500: I think you meant your Mr. Hyde to your Dr. Jeckyll. Either way, I don't consider myself to be "mean". Just blatantly, brutally, candidly, uneqivocally, ably- disabling, honest.
about armonthe guy is obviously a hard worker. the other thing of note to me was the fact that his draft measurements put him in the neighborhood of john wall as far as his physical build. when you put those two together, his draft position becomes irrelevant. if he makes himself a student of the game, builds a reliable outside shot, and learns to fit in with his team, great things will happen.
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Joel as number one -- yes; absolutely. i'm glad he's taken it upon himself to mentor Greg. that's exactly what we need.i agree with the Dante assessment. you don't have to be a homer to recognize what he brings to the team. basketball is not all about points; it's about what you can add to the team. Dante adds intelligence, effort and he commonly limits his mistakes as to not hurt his team.we've all been talking all summer about how Nicolas should have some plays designed for him.if soccer isn't Jack's forte, maybe there are other sports out there for him ... europe? really?500Dogs: very funny reference to the prianha. yep, gotta love that!~ Kassandra
Phi, my man! Good to hear from ya. Actually I did mean what I typed. Maybe one day, I'll come out of my cocoon and find the sweet-natured Dr. Jekyll within me, but until then it's all Hyde all the time, baby!
OMG! Is that the REAL Phi Slamma?? Welcome back, I know myself and 500 have been missing you :)Mr. Barrett, So sorry someone (actually 2 posters) called you a homer, but since you pointed out you get accused of being just the opposite, I guess it might have actually felt nice :) Of course, I am sure you know better than most of us that you can never please everyone, all of the time. Great blog btw! I agree with everything you said....I think (little tired, still recovering from my trip)Joel is a model Blazer, he is everything we adore about our men in red, black, and white. Armon is definitely a steal, and is perfect for our team right now. I, being a solid Blazer homer, have so much respect and admiration for Dante Cunningham as well. Steal? ABSOLUTELY. There is no way anyone expected what we are getting from him...no way. Thus, he is a steal. Period. Our draft choices seem pretty good, all of them. We haven't seen much of Elliot, but I suppose he just doesn't quite have the tools the other two do....D-league perhaps? Yes, Batum, who made it clear over the summer he has real developing offensive chops, needs more included for him specifically. This can only make us stronger in the long run. Let's try to remember though that even Scottie didn't become "Scottie" until much later in his career (as someone previously mentioned in another blog). Jeff has a great personality, which is good. He's smart and together, plus he's dedicated and charismatic. He might have a future in commentating...who knows?? Rudy, Rudy, Rudy....oh Rudy....I just don't know what to think. Obviously though, if he's going to play like this, we need to hang onto him. The guys on the team have hair? Whatever, I don't care what they do with it. I was never offended by Dennis and his hair/piercings/makeups/whatever, nothing to do with the game, imo. I do like LMA's beard though, makes him look older and tougher....like a MAN! And yes, i think his performance last year was seriously overlooked, as he did more to hold the team together consistently than either Camby or Miller did (who often gets the credit). LMA is going to keep improving and in the process, silence the haters (ok, not likely, but here's to hoping). I have been thinking this is either a break-out year for LMA or Batum. Since Lamarcus' game is further along, and he has more experience being a leader on the floor, I think it is more likely it is HIS year. I argue all the time with people about LMA, and it would be nice if he backed up my opimism in a BIG way :) Matthews is #3 in my favorite Blazer list at the moment. I never thought we overpaid for him. I just knew, from the beginning, he was going to be really good for this team (faulty intuition aside). As for the future soccer player....well, don't give up just yet. My 11-year-old has played since he was 4, just about every spring and fall. He LOVES it, and keeps getting better. Goals? Maybe 2 in all those years! But he found his forte a few years back, and now his coaches think he is one of the best defenders they've seen. He's tenacious, like a bulldog, and has zero fear, even when the opposing player towers over him and outweighs him by three times. Point is, does he like it? Yes...keep it going. No? Maybe find something else. My daughter has played/done t-ball, soccer, gymnastics, dance, cheer, and flag-football. So far, nothing has stuck! Some kids just aren't into sports. Of course, basketball is on deck, and I am crossing my fingers THIS is the one!All: thank you for taking the time to read my book :) And Ottawa was lovely, up-state NY was BEAUTIFUL in fall colors, and UNITED airlines + Chicago International Airport SUCK!!!!
Watching on nba.com and the box score shows LA, Babbitt, Roy, Bayless, and Miller in at one time. What a small lineup. Roy must be playing SF. Don't look like they are doing to well or at least we are getting hammered in the 3rd quarter.
Wow, now Dante, Babbit, Bayless, Johnson, and Williams. I thought the previous lineup was small!
well, tonight's game didn't turn out how we wanted, but we've got one more game, and we'll see what happens there.new blog on the site; please check it out:http://www.iamatrailblazersfan.com/PublicProfileRoot/MyBlog/tabid/99/EntryID/1124/IamaUserID/15768/Default.aspx~ Kassandra
I hailed the Hula-hoop. I slunked for the Slinkie. I've bathed in Crazy Foam and burnt my tender digits while making "Creeple-People".( I still can't believe they sold liquid magma as a child's toy!) On more than one occasion I was beaten with the tracks to my own Hot-Wheel set. (Before they had Child Protective Services) Why I even sported a nifty mullet while once shooting my eye with a Red-Rider bb gun. I've seen a lot of gimmicks over the years, so let's hope the Blazers' version of small ball is just that. A passing phase. Recently, Golden State has spanked Portland just like mama used to do. Oh those sweet memories.
What a lovely score... 73-100 against one of the worst defenses in the league. Now that makes me a bit worried.
I wouldn't worry to much about last nites game. It was a game of halfs and the half we took was more the way the game would be normally played. We put in some really weird rotations in the second half when Nate obviously just wanted to get a feel for different players and wasn't trying to win the game. That's what preseason is for.
Welcome back ,Phi,my brotha.hope the technical navigation didn't hurt ya too bad:)
So,here's another perspective on last night's game.http://www.blazersedge.com/2010/10/18/1760668/golden-state-portland-roundupWhat do you think about the preseason and how does that impact your expectations?
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Growth and Inequality: Evidence from Transitional Economies
AbstractThe transitional economies of Eastern Europe (EE) and the former Soviet Union (FSU) experienced a dramatic increase in income inequality in the 1990s. In this paper I investigate the causes of unprecedented changes in income distribution using a unique panel of inequality estimates for 24 transitional countries for the period 1989-1998. The fixed effects model is used to control for unobservable country-specific effects that result in a missing-variable bias in cross-sectional studies. The relationship between income inequality, measured by Gini coefficient, and per capita GDP is shown to be positive for EE, but negative for the FSU. Economic liberalization, privatization and deindustrialization are found to have contributed to the rise in income inequality in the transitional region. Hyperinflation also makes the distribution of income more unequal. I do not find strong support for unemployment and the size of government consumption affecting income distribution. While civil conflicts increase income inequality, the extent of political rights and civil liberties is not found to directly affect income distribution.
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mm 0 Sec. 562, P. L. & R ance ill Conclude s 'Grid Battle, D Volume 11, Number 4 Signpost Captures Hanked Among Junior College The Weber college Signpost, for the fourth time since the paper was started in 1936, has won a rating of All-American honor rating. The latest All-American rating was for the last half of the '46-'47 school year, and ranked your own Signpost among the 13 best junior college papers in the nation. Judging of collegiate publications-!. is carried on, in Weber college s case, by the Associated Collegiate Press, a nation-wide college news agency located on the University of Minnesota campus. Ratings are given on the basis of competition of schools of the same size, type, and enrollment. The Signpost was classed last year under the junior college division with enrollments of 1,000 to 2,500. Rate Divisions The judging is carried on by means of rating the various phases of work necessary in publishing a newspaper. The Signpost was especially commended on its news writing in the judging division. Superior ratings were given in news coverage, balance, vitality, crea-tiveness, treatment, content, style, and organization. Editorial material was afforded an excellent rating, but the judges noted that -the editorial columns should be first of all a significant voice for the stu- dents of the school. A total of 13 All-American ratings were given to junior colleges and a total of 74 All-American ratings were" given to all college and university papers. Thus, when judged with regular university papers, the Signpost ranked as one of the 74 best in the nation. Staff Members Henry Galbraith was editor of the paper receiving the awards and Robert Odenthal was business manager. Other staff members included Don Simmons, Phil Tunks, J. R. Aired, Darlene Medell (Muddle, Charles Carver, Jean Fackrell, Nancy Beach, Carolyn Wright, Dolores Moon, Hess K. Nelson, and Cap Ricks. Editorial 'adviser was Lawrence C. Evans, and business adviser was Clarence Wilson. Editors have expressed the hope that this year the Signpost , can achieve another All-American award, and in addition have their paper ranked as a pacemaker, which would put the Signpost among the top dozen university and college newspapers. Resources es3 0. of C. Coimnuft Committees set up by the Board of Control were announced Monday by Lawrence Burton, school prexy. They are as follows: 1. Social committee: Hugh Campbell, general chairman; Carvel Wood, chairman of the Party committee, and members Iceland Wilcox. Boyd Storey, Elaine McArthur, Donna Rhees. Kathleen Burton, and Wynn Richards. Dick Peterson, chairman of Dance committee, with members Louis Ellis. Lou Jean Gibby, Bruce Ballif, Dean Daly. Hetty Hammon and Coral Spencer. 2. Community Lecture and Concert Series committee: Darlene Medell, chairman; Barbara Wall. Carol Scofficld. Jo Ann Stal-linRS. and Lowell Manfull. 3. Rally committee: Ralph Treseder, Jerry Green. Jay Jensen. Don Jones, Joyce Herrick. Frank Heiser. Almlna Carter, Jean Nelson, and Ross Powell. (Continued on Page 4) .ate Top 13 Sanders Reelected AMS President Hyrum Sanders was reelected president of Associated Men Students in the recent elections. Dee Call was voted vice-president, while Harry Soteras was elected secretary. First major activity scheduled for AMS sponsorship is a smokeless smoker, slated for November 14. Also on the AMS agenda is a send-off rally for the Weber college football team when it departs for competition in California. Aim of AMS this year is to conduct one major activity a month, stated Dr. William Stratford, dean of men. "This will probably be the most active season in AMS history," he said. Thomas Asks U. N. Help For Spanish Fascism By Dick Layman The paradox of United Nations' support of fascist Spain as a defense against Russian aggression was advocated by Bruce Thomas, free-lance news correspondent and lecturer, in a talk given in the Weber college auditorium October 16. Mr. Thomas, who spoke on the topic, "Spain, Cradle of Conflict," appeared as the first speaker in the current college-sponsored lecture series. He recently returned from Spain, where he gathered first-hand material on his subject. Admitting the drony of democratic support of a state based upon an ideology only recently at war with the democracies, .Mr. Thomas contended that only by such support can Spain be prevented from falling under communist domination and opening up Western Europe to Russian control. Spain Key to East Spain, the speaker stressed, is the key to successful Russian expansion in the Middle East, whose oil fields are so vital to American security. Temporarily balked, by the Truman doctrine .in its expansion in Greece and Turkey, the Soviet Union is concentrating on Spain in the hope of outflanking United States' policy, he stated. Such a flanking movement would involve replacing the present Franco regime with acommunist-controlled government. This, Mr. Thomas believes, would cause France and Italy to fall into line with comunism, isolating the eastern Mediterranean and making the American position there untenable. Basis for Soviet Demands This policy is the basis for recent Soviet demands that the United Nations cease trade and sever diplomatic relations with Franco, Mr. Thomas declared. Such an isolation Friday, October 24, 1947 Homecoming Planners t . ' - - - 9. f. x: v '----; ; '- s - ' , , y j p i Alumni Pres. D. Ray Wilkinson Dixon Notes Resurgence Of Sports Interest, 'New Blood in Athletics' An unprecedented resurgence of interest in intercollegiate sports at Weber college was voiced Thursday by President H. A. Dixon on the eve of the college's final home game of the season with Compton junior college, last year's national junior college champion. -f would give a free hand to Commu nist elements within the nation. Regretting that the combatting of the Russian plan would involve extending aid to a nation which spends more money on its political prisons than on its agriculture or commerce, the speaker stated that he nevertheless believes the support of Franco "the lesser of two evils." He stressed the greatest factor Franco can count upon the general fear of another civil war. The Spanish people want to avoid at all costs a repetition of the 1936-39 struggle, with its million and a quarter deaths from warfare, starvation, and disease. . If Spain is placed in political vacuum by the United Nations, Russia can guarantee the Spanish people that the abolition of fascism can take place without a major conflict. An immediate transition to Communism could be brought about, and the impetus given by a Spanish Communist government would cause other Western European nations to collapse into Soviet influence like a row of dominoes, sealing off the Eastern Mediterranean. Advocates Trade To prevent this Mr. Thomas advocates reestablishmcnt of full diplomatic relations with Spain by the U. N., plus immediate opening of trade with that nation all in an effort to strengthen Franco's position.While Mr. Thomas' thesis was elaborately and logically, worked out, he left many members of the audience with the far from pleasant feeling that perhaps we fought the wrong people in the last war; that if we must strengthen our position in the impending war with Prussia by backing fascist Spain now, we should, perhaps, have backed fascist Germany long ago. Homecoming Weber college's annual Homecoming will be climaxed this evening with the grid battle between Compton college and the Wildcats followed by a dance in the college ballroom. - Hi , . i c is Pres. Henry Aldous Dixon wo years ago, in order to put new blood m the Weber college athletic program, a campaign was launched, with the cooperation of the Chamber of Commerce, radio, newspapers, civic clubs, business men, and labor, to furnish Ogden the type of sports program it de serves, President Dixon said. "During that two-year period attendance at the games has increased from a scant 400 to 5000 and 6000, exclusive of the student body, and receipts have increased from $50 to $75 per game to an average of $2000 and above," he added. Attendance Increases Student attendance has increased from 250-300 to approximately 1500, or almost 100 per cent of the student body, it was pointed Out. "As a result of this remarkable awakening, Weber college has been invited to join the Western States Conference, which is the leading football circuit in the west," he stated. President Dixon said, "Thousands of Ogden citizens who ordinarily have no contact with the institution have demonstrated active interest and support in the college through the medium of an improved sports program. Such interest has also manifest itself in other ways, significant among which is the unusually successful drive for campus funds and legislation favorable to Weber college." Looks To Future Looking to the future, the President asserted that through the whole-hearted and organized cooperation of the Ogden Chamber of Commerce, civic clubs, fraternal organizations, the newspapers, radio, labor, Ogden city, the city and county schools, during the next several years the growth of the athletic program will keep pace with the growth of the institution. Caliber Improved "The caliber of Weber teams in the last two years has improved at a rate comparable to the college's growth during that time, as evidenced by team showings in the last two years," President Dixon said. Event f Half-time activities at the game are under sponsorship of the student body and various social units. The game will be preceeded by a parade through down-town Og-den. All sooial units as well as individuals are urged to enter floats. The student body has granted $5 to aid in decorating each float that was registered with Parade Chairman George Stromberg. Judging will be based on (1) originality, (2) effectiveness with which the idea is carried out, (3) quality. Primary elections for Homecoming Queen were held Wed., Oct. 22, in the Gym lobby with final elections following Thursday. AMS Sponsors Snake Dance Events to follow during the day are a snake dance under the direction of Associated Men Students with a band concert at City Hall Park'. At 4 p. m. the parade will assemble and begin its march through town, and at 5:30 there will be an alumni banquet in the college cafeteria. D. Ray Wilkinson, president of the alumni association is in charge of details. "We've sent out letters to all the alumni in this area", said Mr. Wilkinson, "and are looking forward to participating in the rest of the days events." The banquet will be followed by the procession of floats from the college to the stadium for the game with Compton, California. At half time there will be a drill by the Whip Club and the floats will be judged. Free Dance, Reception The evening will be climaxed with a free dance and reception in the college ballroom for all students, faculty and alumni. "I expect each Weber college student to put hospitality above everything else today in welcoming our former students and alumni; we proved our ability as hosts in entertaining the Mickalums, let's keep up Weber's fine tradition," stated President Henry Aldous Dixon, "let's not let any of our Weber family down." ' Student Body, Alumni Direct Arrangements for Homecoming were under the direction of Weber college student body and Alumni association officials. The week was begun with election of a Homecoming queen on Wednesday and Thursday. Thursday was also set aside for the judging of buildings decorated by the freshman and sophomore classes and AMS and AWS. Today the Homecoming was officially opened in the special assembly jointly sponsored by the student body and alumni at 11 A. M. in the Moench auditorium. Dorm Organization Elects Officers Organization of an association for the members of the Weber college dormitory and election of officers for the organization has been affected, according to Dr. Basil Hansen, supervisor of the dormitory.Wilbur Braithwaite, sophomore class praxy, was elected president of near 40-member organization. Cal Lucy was elected vice-president and Richard Taylor, secretary and treasurer. The purpose of the organization will be to foster better relations between the dormitory members and cooperate more fully with the college and supervisor in administering the dormitory. Accommodations for college students are still available, according to Dr. Hansen, and anyone wishing accommodations should contact him.
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|Signpost (Weber, Utah), 1947-10-24, Vol. 11, No. 4
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|Associated Students of Weber College; A generous grant from the Utah State Library and the Institute of Museum and Library Services.
|Weber's current student newspaper, the Signpost, first appeared on September 29, 1937. For two years prior to that time, campus news was disseminated via announcements posted on a bulletin board known as the "Signpost". As a result, the masthead of the first issue of the paper itself featured a rudimentary wooden sign with the title spelled out in rustic-looking letters. Over the years the paper has been published continuously, though the look, size and style has changed several times.
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Having Stella at the shower was good! It was the first time she's attended a party with me! She enjoyed the attention, but she reaches her limit on people/noise/excitement after about 10-15 mins. So, at those points I'd take her upstairs to hang out with her dad while he watched college football. Amazingly, Summer and Joe's little girl Sydney just thrived on the excitement from the party. She never seemed to get tired of it, until the very end when she had to take a power nap! Our news director's son Cam was laid back through the whole thing.
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