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Gary VanLandingham
Gary VanLandingham
Gary VanLandingham is the director of the Pew-MacArthur Results First Initiative, a joint initiative of Pew and the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation. He manages Pew's work to advance the use of cost-benefit analysis and to cultivate a climate for evidence-based decision-making that can enable states to eliminate ineffective programs and shift resources to those that generate the best outcomes.
As lead on Pew's efforts to improve the use of data on cost-effectiveness in state policy making, VanLandingham works with state partners to implement proven analytical tools that more accurately assess the true costs and benefits of public programs. He also helps policy makers use the findings to drive state dollars toward programs with the highest returns on taxpayer investments.
Before joining Pew in January 2011, VanLandingham served for seven years as director of the Office of Program Policy Analysis and Government Accountability, the Florida Legislature's policy research and evaluation arm. He has over 30 years of experience conducting and leading policy studies at the state and local government levels. He has served as staff chair of the National Conference of State Legislatures, chair of the National Legislative Program Evaluation Society and president of the Southeast Evaluation Association, and the North Florida Chapter of the American Society for Public Administration. He also taught as an adjunct professor with the Askew School of Public Administration and Policy at the Florida State University.
VanLandingham has a ph.D. and a master's degree in public administration from the Florida State University and a bachelor's from the University of Florida.
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Results First in Massachusetts: Building a Culture of Evidence-Based Policymaking
In 2012, Massachusetts began working with the Pew-MacArthur Results First Initiative to build a strong culture of evidence-based policymaking using a cost-benefit model to decrease corrections spending, reduce crime, and improve public safety. Read More
Results First Clearinghouse Database
To assist policymakers at all levels of government in identifying programs that can achieve strong outcomes, and making data-driven budget decisions, The Pew-MacArthur Results First Initiative has created the Results First Clearinghouse Database. Read More
The Pew-MacArthur Results First Initiative in Wisconsin
During fall 2013, staff from the Pew-MacArthur Results First Initiative traveled to Madison, Wisconsin, at the invitation of the Wisconsin Statewide Criminal Justice Coordinating Council. Several months later, the council voted unanimously to partner with Results First to incorporate cost-benefit analyses into policy and budget processes with the goal of producing higher returns on taxpayer... Read More


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-----Original Message-----
From: H C [mailto:keydet89 () yahoo com]
Sent: January 30, 2003 13:13
Unfortunately, some of what you're asking isn't really
the issue you may think it is...for example, "no
remote access via modem" (depending on exactly what
you mean). Remote access isn't that much of a
security risk, as long as it's implemented,
configured, and managed/monitored appropriately.
Relatively few things are much of a risk if implemented,
configured, and managed/monitored appropriately. But doing
so is a lot harder for some things than for others.
My own feeling is that operating banks of modems and
terminal servers is best left to ISPs, and so official
dial-up remote access simply rolls into remote network
On the other hand, users setting up their own dial-in
modems at their desks is virtually impossible to
"implement, configure, and manage/monitor appropriately".
W/ regards to "no weak passwords", that's easy
enough...MS released a security advisory in Aug, and
re-released it in Sept. Evidently there was a rash of
systems getting infected w/ IRC bots, due to weak or
non-existant Administrator passwords.
The "Lioten" worm that struck in early December used a
short list of trivial passwords such as "12345". .1%
compromise (4 machines out of 4000) by it was enough to
cripple one of our less-restricted networks for two days.
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2002 Ford Explorer Eddie Bauer 4WD Review
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I Love My Exploder! — Love it because it's a gas guzzling anti green cruisin' machine! The height of luxury, heated leather seats, auto box, cruise...I'm King of the Road Oh, and the Rotty loves all that space in the back too Only drawback is the gas mileage, flippin' terrible, the price you pay for a bit of comfort I guess...
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Fits alot of people with plenty of leg room, for as big as it is gets good gas milage15-20
Not good for people used to small cars
Good Car For A Big Family — I liked it but my now ex-wife thought is was to big. She was used to small cars like Pontiac Grand Ams. I liked the leg room in any of the seven seats. Great for children. Would be good for the PTA or soccer Mom scenarios, if room for extra children was needed.
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Awesome Suv — The Explorer is one of the best-selling SUVs for a reason! They are built Ford Tough and can handle everything, not to mention a luxurious ride. If you buy one used, they can be very cheap. Gas can be a pain, but overall, I love this truck! Great choice for an SUV
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I really like being able to see the road I'm driving
the gas mileage
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2002 Ford Explorer XLS 4WD Review
Looks and Runs great.
The ball mount is only 1 and 1/4 inches. Would like to have a 2 inch ball mount in the back.
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2002 Ford Explorer XLT Review
Has a large trunk.
Huge blind spots. Just in front blind spot of the car I could fit two or three kids on their bikes an not see them at all.
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great handeling good engine 4WD great for towing seven passenger seating, good leg room in all compartments.
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Best Vehicle I Have Ever Owned
The Ford Explorer is the best vehicle I have ever owned . I like to buy american also looked at the Lincoln MKX which was noisy in comparison . I believe Lincoln has become an over priced Ford . Go wi... Read More
Great Suv Probably Best In Its Class/size
This SUV was very nice! It felt as nice as some Range Rovers my friends own that are only 5 years old. On that alone I believe this SUV is a great value and worth considering as a buy. I'm not a fan o... Read More
2013 Ford Explorer Reviews
Best Vehicle I Have Ever Owned
I like everything about the Ford Explorer . My favorite is the technology , so far advanced compared to the competition . I read reviews on the MyFord touch that were negative . Maybe if you are lik... Read More
Nice Looker
A great improvement in interior design and grade of materials. A few more amenities I would suggest, heated second row seats, more cup holders, ambient lighting around the headliner, second row adjust... Read More
2012 Ford Explorer Reviews
Feels Good, Looks Good.
Like the appearance and performance. Smooth riding SUV with all the luxuries. The air conditioning is very cold, the heat is very warm. All power features have always worked with no problems whatso... Read More
Solid Family Car, Vary Happy With It For The Most Part.
I wish I had opted for the Limited, memory seats and the intelligent cruise control would have been great features but were not options in the XLT. The interior is pretty roomy for a midsized SUV, but... Read More
2011 Ford Explorer Reviews
Good Vehicle.
Could use a little more power. The 3.5L V6 is just not quite enough. However, I'm sure my mileage is much better than if it had a V8, so I'm not really complaining all that much. Otherwise, a very nic... Read More
Super Fun, Sporty Suv With The Looks To Boot!
So far this is my most favorite SUV I have ever owned. I have owned an explorer before but it was nothing compared to this one! With this one, I am just looking for a reason to get behind the wheel ... Read More
2010 Ford Explorer Reviews
Lots Of Toys On The Limited Awd
Accelerator responsiveness with the 6 speed transmission and the v8 is lousy. The 6 speed wants to be in 2nd when starting and shifts very quickly to 6th even when going only 30mph.6 speed is only goo... Read More
Best Mid-sized Suv Out!
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'Breaking Bad' Recap: Hank Arrests Walt; Todd Fires At Hank & Jesse
Breaking Bad began and ended with a cliffhanger in "To'hajiilee" on Sunday night – picking up with Walt (Bryan Cranston) calling in a hit to Todd (Jesse Plemons) and ending in the midst of a shootout where three main characters are present.
Lydia is not satisfied with the meth that Todd's cooking, as it's not even blue – their product's signature. Todd insists that his product is still purer than the previous guys' she had cooking, and proposes that he "take care of" any angry distributors for her. It's a clear come-on from the sweet-faced man-child with a thirst for blood. After rejecting his advances and telling him to focus on the meth, Todd's phone starts ringing – playing "She Blinded Me with Science" by Thomas Dolby. It's Walt. "Just one target, not currently in jail," says Walt. "Jesse Pinkman."
Elsewhere in New Mexico, Jesse (Aaron Paul), who's turned informant, is trying to formulate a plan to take down his former teacher with Hank (Dean Norris) and Gomez. They all realize they need some hard evidence against Walt, and Jesse suggests that the cash is likely their best way to trap him. Who knows the most about Walt's loot? Huell, who's currently set up in a DEA safe house. After telling Saul's (Bob Odinkirk) bodyguard that he's the next one on Heisenberg's hit list, Hank shows him a picture of a very dead looking Jesse that they staged using cow brains. Convinced, Huell then reveals everything he knows – Walt's money, the barrels they're kept in and the rental van Walt used to drive it out into the desert.
After having a quick meeting with Todd's Uncle Jack to advise them to make Jesse's death quick and painless, Walt heads over to Andrea and Brock's to set his murderous plan in motion. He needs Jesse to come out of hiding, so he implores the former girlfriend to give him a call and have him come by. Since Hank has Jesse's Hello Kitty phone, no one is fooled by Walt's ruse.
Saul pays a visit to Walt and Skyler's (Anna Gunn) car wash to warn his client about Jesse's capabilities. Before he finds Walt, he bumps into Flynn (R.J. Mitte), who is star struck when he recognizes the lawyer from his obnoxious TV spots. Putting on his best "Better Call Saul" face, Saul responds with the sing-songy, "Don't drink and drive, but if you do, call me!" When he finds Walt, he alerts him that Huell is missing and warns him to take Jesse more seriously.
Soon after, Walt gets his own photo courtesy of Hank and Jesse, showing a barrel of money buried in the sand, which he believes can only one of his buried barrels of money in the sands of "To'hajiilee." Jesse then places a call into Walt to taunt him, luring him out into the open like Walt intended to do to him. "Got my photo, b**ch?" snarls Jesse. "That barrel look familiar?" He then spins an elaborate tail that includes some pistol-whipping, GPS and money burning.
Walt then hightails it out to the desert while staying on the line with Jesse, making desperate pleas to get him to change his mind: the money is for his family, he's going to die soon, owning up to his wrongful deeds, etc. When he arrives at the spot on the Indian reservation he'd buried his drug money, Walt realizes that no one is there and that he'd been set up.
Hank approaches in his SUV with Gomez and Jesse and Walt makes a rushed call into Uncle Jack to give him the new location where Jesse can be offed. He thinks better of it, though, and calls the hitman back to cancel the job. Resigned to his fate, Walt acquiesces to Hank's demands and allows himself to be arrested by his brother-in-law. When he calls Jesse a coward for helping Hank, Jesse responds with a mouthful of spit in Walt's face before Heisenberg is loaded into the backseat.
In the moment Hank takes to call Marie (Betsy Brandt) to tell her the good news before getting into the car, two more cars appear on the scene. Todd, Uncle Jack and the rest of the crew have arrived to take care of business. Walt tries vainly to yell to them to stop whatever they're doing. Shots begin to fire as the episode fades to black.
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It was nice to see Amy Murray volleyball P.G. Sittenfeld's streetcar op-ed and for Mayor John Cranley to do the same of the pro-streetcar minority's op-ed. Interest in our local print media seems to be at an all-time high thanks to the war on the streetcar. Unfortunately, based on actual BOE election results, there was […]
Democratic accountability and the streetcar
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Cincinnati Council Member Amy Murray raises an essential point relative to any "transformative" publicly funded project, it must be held accountable ("Press the Pause Button"). The idea of democratic accountability is integral to the legitimate expenditure of public funds for the streetcar in Cincinnati. However, this concept also means that the public, either indirectly through […]
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Amy Murray stated in her column that "The voters made it clear on election day that their (the voters)priority is different than that of our predecessors." I do not see a "clear" mandate given to politicians to make changes from the previous administration when only 30 percent of registered voters vote in an election. Once […]
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In a resolution City Council voted 5 to 4 to oppose SB5. The anti-collective bargaining bill passed by the Ohio Legislature and signed by the Governor. Of those voting to support SB5, Amy Murray said her vote had nothing to do with the bill itself. How refresing it is to see a rookie Councilperson learn […]
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On Thu, 25 Jun 1998, Alvaro Martinez Echevarria wrote:
Hi there.
I've discovered a rather serious security hole in mailx, the good
old Berkeley mail program. It's somehow present at least in the
last versions I've checked (mailx-8.1.1 in Linux, mailx 5.0 in
The updated mailx packages released by Red Hat on Monday June 22 for Red
Hat Linux 4.2, 5.0, and 5.1 look like they have this fixed.
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The pressie came from Belgium, by way of Indonesia! How very fabulous! And the giftor, my sweet friend Sonja, had no idea that, when I'd stopped practicing my yoga, becoming a chubberoni, I pawned ALL of the jewels that no longer fit my FAT fingers. But now I have something for my new yoga paws. I have a pretty namaste ring from Sonja!
Jewelry is not meant to solely decorate.
It is meant to tell a story.
I'm the kind of gal who wears very specific pieces.
And this piece tells the story of the yoga friend that I made because of blogging about my eating disorder.
"But where's my pressie?" Gwendolyn wondered.
So we took a couple of selfies, and that made her happy. :)
In these selfies, you can't actually see the ring.
But it's there. It'll always be there.
Sonja, we totally love you. And we love our Namaste ring.
Have a good day, and namaste! :)
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Zaanti (zan-tee)(derived from the sanskrit word shanti) - inner peace, tranquility, bliss, happiness, comfort, peace of mind.
Zaanti Relaxation Spa is Carnduff's latest advancement in the Esthetic Industry. It is owned by Jamie Powell, a graduate of Marca College. Jamie puts her heart and soul into Zaanti and all of it's clients, to make sure each and every one leaves satisfied. Zaanti has currently relocated and expanded and looks forward to showing you it's new home. Allow Jamie and The Ladies to provide you with quality service and peace of mind when you are amongst Zaanti Spa.
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The hymen is the thin tissue around the entry of the vagina that usually has an opening for menstrual blood to pass through. Imperforate hymen means that the hymen does not have an opening, so the entry of the vagina is completely closed off by the hymen.
Imperforate hymen is often discovered when a girl starts her period. Because menstrual blood cannot get out of the vagina, the blood backs up. This causes pain and pressure in the pelvic area.
Imperforate hymen is treated with surgery to create an opening in the hymen.
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At Cardiff Marine Group we provide a wide range of first class berthing and service options for leisure and commercial boat owners.
Through our integrated offering of complementary marine services we aim to make owning a boat as easy as possible. Whether you are a fisherman, competitive sailor, family sailor, cruiser or commercial operator we are able to offer you a comprehensive boating service to ensure your time with your boat is spent on the water enjoying yourself.
Through our sister company Bayscape Ltd, the first stage in the development of exciting new landside facilities at Cardiff Marina is advancing. When completed berth-holders will benefit from a new marina-side bar and restaurant, new shower and bathroom facilities and a new marina office. We are always looking at ways we can expand the services we have to offer our valued customers, and anticipate unveiling a number of other significant capital projects during the year.
Cardiff Marine Group Offers;
- A 350 berth Marina on the River Ely in the International Sports Village in Cardiff Bay
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So two unattractive spinsters move in together through fear of dying alone. Is this really news?
Yes, the pedant likes to kick the Lawyer. Credit to the Lawyer for indulging the pedant.
A sad, sad case.
It will be interesting to see the redundancies that are inevitably going to take place, both have failing non profitable areas of their business (especially HK) and those who seem to wield the 'Power Stick' whenever they like may find themselves trying to cling on to their jobs
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So here we are.
Click here to download the new elvis depressedly album, hotter sadness, and click here to buy it on cassette via orchid tapes.
When I arrived on the earth my mother was 18 years old. Her and my dad didn't stay together for long, and I spent years in a spiraling, strange planet sometimes terrified sometimes so full of love that I couldn't feel anything else. I started writing songs at 15 and since then that's been my life. It has kept me alive and kept me going.
Now I'm 24. Broke, drunk most of the time, and I don't know what's going to happen. My equipment is all broken, so you'll notice a drastic change in this albums fidelity, and my life is a mysterious and desperate struggle for some kind of feeling that I'm not sure exists. I know i'm not alone here.
I want to thank everyone for supporting me, I want to tell my family I love them very much, and I want to tell my friends that I appreciate what you've done to get me through. I love you more than I would ever know how to say.
The record is free to you, if you want to "pay what you want" you can, and maybe I can get a new mic stand or two. If you'd like to support the incredible tape label Orchid Tapes please do. The cassette comes with some neat extras, some of my favorite pictures my mom took, and other stuff.
Please be kind to yourself, know that your body and your soul is what you'll need to heal others. Don't ever fucking take it for granted.
Your pal,
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And here we have yet another incidence of an overzealous fan potentially injuring a child in his zeal to catch a baseball.
Check out the man going after the Billy Butler fly – that didn't even clear the fence – during Monday night's Royals-Rangers game.
Little girl gets in man's way, gets plowed.
The man's name by the way is Allan Mount. I know because he actually posted this video to his own YouTube account and then linked it on Reddit.
I'm not sure how I feel about Allan calling himself out on this. On the one hand, I want to give him props for being up front.
On the other hand, he's still an idiot.
But I guess if you admit you're an idiot, that makes it somewhat less bad.
And I'm assuming the girl wasn't hurt. Otherwise we would have read something about this on the internet before now.
Again, people…stop with chasing the baseballs. It's really not that big a deal to catch a baseball.
Really, it's not.
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Lindsay Mollineaux joined the Mayor's Office of Data Analytics is an Quantitative Analyst. She specializes in leveraging New York City data to support citywide strategy in economic development, and infrastructure investment. Prior to joining MODA, Lindsay held positions in the research departments of the International Monetary Fund and the Federal Reserve Bank of New York (FRBNY), where she co-authored papers published in the Annual Review of Financial Economics and the FRBNY Policy Review. Lindsay graduated from Brown University with departmental honors in Economics.
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Diwali and Ankut Celebrations in Loughborough
Posted on 11/11/2007
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Yesterday (10th November 2007) saw celebrations of Diwali & Annakut at the BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir in Moira Street in Loughborough.
Diwali is a major Indian holiday and festival celebrated by Hindus, Jains and Sikhs globally as the "Festival of Light" where lights mean victory of good over the evil within every human being. The word Diwali comes from the Sanskrit word Deepavali and means an array of lights.
BAPS was formally established in 1907 and currently celebrating its centenary. It is a worldwide spiritual organisation dedicated to fulfilling the spiritual, cultural and social needs of people while promoting harmony between individuals, families and communities. In the UK it is respected as one of the largest and most active Hindu groups among the Indian diaspora.
The centre in Loughborough has many volunteers that help promote development amongst children and the youth of the community. These character-building activities include such items as music, language, art (the decorations for the celebrations were created by the youngsters), public speaking , sport and of course spiritual development. Locally they are an active participant of Charnwood Council of Faiths and have been involved with such events as Loughboroughs Party in the Park. Other projects that have been undertaken have included supporting the Blue Peter Shoebiz Appeal, Children In Need and a sponsored walk for the British Heart Foundation.
Yesterdayf at the Mandir in Loughborough, an Annakut of 275 vegetarian offerings, representing the first harvest, was prepared and arranged in tiers in front of the sihaasan (shrine). This was the largest Annakut they have had in Loughborough. However we are reliably informed that today the Neasden Mandir has entered the Guinness Book of Records for the largest Annakut ever.
Throughout the day at 2 hourly intervals Arti were performed which started with offering inner feelings and emotions to God by singing hymns. At the first Arti there was a brief history of the Mandir in Loughborough which was started by one family in 1970. They moved to their current premises in Moira Street in 2001 and the premises are used every day of the week.
Mayor of Charnwood, Joe Tormey, who attended today with the Mayoress Debbie Green said:It was the first time I have been in the temple and am very impressed. I can remember what the building used to be like and am amazed by the amount of work that gone in to the place. He went on to say "Loughborough has a great history of welcoming people. We all have the same desires and wants and that by working together we can achieve those wants
Joe went on to comment of the philosophy of BAPS Swaminaranyan Sanstha and its approach to developing children by saying that it was tremendous having people grow up with confidence.
Minister Jeff Hopewell who also attended an Arti said:Every time I come I appreciate your welcome. One thing I would like to compliment you on is your devotion. Your devotion to your God. Your devotion to your Guru. The devotion to your community. The devotion to your duty. Your contribution in this part of the world is appreciated. Thank you for your devotion.
Mike Jones, Chairman of Leicestershire County Council and County Councillor for fswho attended with wife Marj also paid great compliments saying:The way you encourage young people reach their maximum potential has our admiration. The way you work with family, men, women and children is an absolute pleasure to behold and we are very pleased in the way you operate. On behalf of Leicestershire County Council thank you for the harmony and peace you bring to this town, county and country.
This reporter was also amazed by the friendliness of the community at the centre that we have seen at various times in Loughborough over the last year inLoughborough has been running. They also took time to explain what was happening and the meaning behind items. A special thank you must go to Atul Patel and Anand Ladwa for there assistance. The inLoughborough team wish them a happy and prosperous New Year.
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How to cure Hives
Hives is the condition where an individual gets skin rash that causes the itching, redness and lift up the parts on the skin surface. It is also called as urticaria in medically, hives is also one of the results of allergic and non allergic reactions. It appears on the skin like rings or large patches in different shapes and sizes. In some cases it appears in few millimeters in size.
Hives can attack anywhere in the body like face, trunk, lips, throat, ears, arms, legs, tongue and lips. There are various causes of hives such as allergies from certain foods like berries, eggs and nuts and also by jelly fish, insect bite and also by certain medicines, hereditary factors, exposure to the animal dander, wearing tight clothes and jewelry, sweating, contact with pollen, latex and insect stings, pressure on the skin, emotional stress, kidney disease and liver diseases. Here are some common signs of causing the hives also such as itching, welts on the skin, dizziness or faintness, increased anger, loss of consciousness, rapid and irregular heartbeat, pain around the affected area and difficulty in swallowing. Given below are some effected home remedies to avoid the hives such as
It is very important to avoid the any type of heat in the body it will enlarge the blood vessels and also cause the hives.
You can also make use oatmeal, like you have to boil the oatmeal in the water for 30 minutes and then apply this mixture on the infected area with the help of cotton ball. This well helps you to reduce the itching.
Pat the milk of magnesia on the infected area this is very effective in reducing the irritation and itching as well. You can apply this milk many times a day.
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When the Cleveland Cavaliers selected Anthony Bennett out of UNLV with the first overall pick in the 2013 NBA Draft, there were understandably a lot of shocked faces.
There's no doubt that Bennett was expected to be drafted early – likely in the top ten picks, but first overall? Even going top five was considered a stretch and top three would have been nearly improbable. But first overall?
Cleveland, much like the year before when the selected Dion Waiters fourth overall, took a leap of faith on potential.
So far, so bad.
Bennett has been awful during the first half of his freshman campaign. So terrible, in fact, that according to SBNation, Bennett is on pace to have the worst rookie season by a number one pick – ever.
Anthony Bennett is having the worst rookie season of any No. 1 pick in the past 24 seasons and it isn't even close. His PER — a whopping 1.1 — is 10.1 lower than Kwame Brown, a player considered one of the biggest busts in draft history. That's the next closest player to him. The rookie-year PER gap between Bennett and Brown is nearly equal to the gap between Brown and Kyrie Irving (10.2).
Hopefully there's a second half turnaround for Bennett because if not, this season is going to go down as one of the worst in NBA history.


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"More Than Just Man/Man's Best Friend!"
I was so thrilled with this book! I often get a hankering for a good animal story as usually they're so wonderful and inspirational. Following Atticus did not disappoint!
What I really liked about this book was that yes, it follows Tom and Atticus on their journey, but it also follows Tom as he discovers himself along the way and becomes who he's meant to be. And most of it is because of an adorable little dog, Atticus. (And I really love that one dog started it, Max, a dog that Tom was very leery of taking into his life but who radically changed it and showed him what true love is.)
This book is also about looking at the past, and realizing that people do the best that they can and that they are who they are. And Tom has to figure out how to love and forgive and live with the wounds that coming from a lonely family, living with an abusive and neglectful parent, have caused. Forget about climbing all those peaks, and those are great, but the real work is done in his heart.
I bought the kindle version of this also, and I'm very glad that I did because some of the prose is so lovely, so poetic, the descriptions and imagery are so beautiful and written with such insight that I'm looking forward to reading some passages over again. Truly well done.
This is a touching, wonderful book, well worth the listen, well worth the time. You'll love Atticus, you'll root for Tom. And you'll be tempted to check out their blog. I know, that's cheating, but I really can't wait for the next book!
"Wonderfully, Fun Romp"
I got this book cheap in Kindle/Audio bundle, and I, accordingly, had low expectations. I couldn't have been more surprised at how much fun I had listening to this. There's a little something here for everyone: Adventure, Romance, Twists, some Violence. You get the picture. Wonderful characters, blazing narration, and a great story with lots of variety in the time travel stints.
I highly recommend this audiobook. I dashed out and got the second in the series as soon as I was done with this one.
"Wonderful Story, Dreadful Narration"
I wanted to love this, really I did. I've read most of this series, and I purchased this audiobook as part of a Kindle bundle. Which is a good thing as the thought of paying full price makes me shudder. The narrator, Clive Chafer, just kills what is a really, really good book. There is so much cheeky humor in the text, quandaries, character development. Really, the book itself is a delight, especially as it's not your usual run of the mill coroner/detection story but has history (Which I love!) and research in it, that makes it full and well fleshed-out. Siri is a wonderful character, stubborn, funny, views the world in a one-of-a-kind way, and gets befuddled over the oddest things.
But, oh, the narration! Sooo serious, so flat. Where on earth did the humor go, the lightness, the richness of description?
This is a really good book, but I don't think it's worth a credit. Perhaps a half-credit, or a Daily Deal. But see if you can stomach the narration.
It's a pity because this could've been a joyful ride!
"Astonishingly Deep, Intense, Beautiful!"
I must admit that I had fairly low expectations going into this book. I thought it'd be one of my shameful treats (Fair warning: Reviews of "Stay" and "Dogs Aren't Men" coming. See? Shameful treats!). I expected light writing, adequately developed characters, and not much in the way of plot.
How different this turned out to be. A young woman, trapped between the world of Iran she grew up in and the America she seems to be floundering in. A mother who desperately misses her life in Iran and who feels frustration about stagnation, fear that her children are wholly foreign to her, and who misses the life she could've had. Not your usual mother/daughter story.
What I really enjoyed, if you can call it that, is the second part of the book that deals with their past in Tehran. I was a pup during the whole Iran Revolution/Hostage Crisis/Iran-Iraq War, so this was a history, a painting of life that put faces to the whole thing. It added a sense of fear, horror and heartbreak that we, those far away from any crisis, seem smugly not to notice or think about. It was so well-developed!
And who gives a narrator, for heaven's sake, 5 stars? I do! Because Negin Farsad was icing on a pretty terrific cake. She doesn't make the mistake of turning men into nothing but low, growly voices. She just reads them, their words, with warmth and emotion.
This is a wonderful, wonderful book that I'll be using another credit for... 'cause I know my mom would love it. Mothers and Daughters? We're just that way, aren't we?
"'Bloody' Brilliant!"
This ain't just for Aussies (though I can see how this book could definitely make them puff their chests out in pride!) What a great book! This covers a battle of World War 2 that I hadn't heard about it, but I must fess up that I'd never been that interested in the war in Africa. I know: Shame on me! And I also confess that at the last minute I changed the Overall to 5-stars. The reason: It was so good that I ran to the computer to use a credit for "Kokoda" because I thought the author was brilliant at making figures of history so real to me and for making the men who fought in the battle men that I desperately wanted the best for.
This is a seamless narrative, great representation of characters, with a drop-dead thrilling "plot." I do, however, get twitchy about narrators, and while Bower was almost flawless, I thought I had to listen at x1.25 speed to get that sense of breathlessness that I desire in something that needs the swift pacing that the story seems to demand.
If you're a war buff, or if you just like good action with lots of humor, give this book a try. Definitely credit-worthy.
My favorite line from the soldiers that I have added to my working dialogue: "If it's stupid and it works... It ain't stupid!"
"Hasn't This All Been Said Before?"
It's hard not to give this a 5-star review. And, in full disclosure, I must admit that I cried for the first part of the book. But I think that had to do with the fact that I was facing a diagnosis that would have been a death sentence. When I got a temporary reprieve, the book just started feeling trite, redundant, and Mitch's place in it felt overblown and melodramatic. And like something I'd heard many, many people say before. Mitch pulls a couple of hangdog lines, feels like a jerk, and Morrie has to lift him up. I mean, for Heaven's sake!
But I love Morrie! And what the conversations don't bear out, is fully carried by the way he lived his last days. We should all be so lucky, so blessed, so spiritually developed to face our final days, and illnesses, with such dignity, grace, and humor. If the spirit of his words were lacking in wisdom, his actual actions definitely were not. A good read, a good listen, but I think you have to be there.
"Goes Off On Tangents, But Fun"
"Rabid" starts off with a bang. There are scintillating tidbits of information, swift pacing, and even an instance of rabies being in one of the first jokes, told thousands of years ago (And the reader says, "Stop me if you've heard this one." He follows up with, "It's funnier in the original language." Hilarious!) There's quite a number of anecdotes, plenty of great stories about Louis Pasteur and how his group struggled to get saliva from animals in active states of rabies, just some wonderful stuff.
But it starts to struggle during the middle, and I was downright bored at one point. That point would be when the authors go off on a huge, and practically ridiculous tangent about vampires. I mean, really? Okay, I kind of get it: vampire bats, the belief that people bitten turned into creatures entirely unlike themselves, etc. But it is a stretch and a half, and it's downright annoying when the Twilight series is brought up. Oh, how "groovy."
What makes this book so enjoyable, however, once you get past that chapter, is Heller's spectacular narration. He adds so much to the reading: humor, breathlessness, passion, and about every other delightful emotion one could think of that would make this a great and engaging listen.
Not quite four-stars, but with the narration, very close. I'm glad I got it. Just hearing that Emily Bronte was bitten by a rabid dog and brought a red hot poker to cauterize her own flesh was worth the time spent, as there's plenty more in the book where that came from.
"Even For The Ignorant, Enthralling and Captivating"
I've got to admit it: I'm one of those people who hand over their money to somebody else to invest, not knowing what the heck happens to it, just receiving statements and feeling baffled. (This causes serious eye rolls from people in the know!) So I was rather hesitant about getting "Flash Boys." Would I be able to follow it? Would it be so far beyond me that I'd be lost?
But I love a good informative, whistle-blowing book, so I used a credit, hoping for the best.
Boy, am I thrilled that I did.
This is about what happens when brilliant minds meld with greed, corruption, lack of conscience and are encouraged to thrive by a distinct silence by those unwilling to say anything, lest they stick their heads out too far. This was absolutely captivating and enlightening. It was easy to follow, but not written simplistically; the reader is assumed to be intelligent enough to grasp complex ideas that are written to grab attention.
To say this book was frightening and enraging is not saying enough. It reminded me of "Enron: The Smartest Guys in the Room," but unlike that story, "Flash Boys" has honest-to-God heroes. Whether they're driven by a determination to live by their codes of ethics, by obsessive desires to get to the bottom of things, or by a disgust with what people are doing, these are men who really, really inspire. Not to mention that Michael Lewis simply writes them, their dialogue, as is, fleshing them out and making them real and, sometimes, hilarious.
You'll feel disgust, you'll find yourself biting your nails, you'll cheer and will hope for the best. Truly, I hope IEX does well; it'd be time for the right guys to win
"Beautiful With No Holds Barred"
This is a story told through the voice of 14 year old Esch, a young motherless girl living in a family of men. And it's a good one.
Living in poverty, a life with few, if any, options and with little hope, she struggles to find tenderness in a world where there's pretty much no room for it. She gives herself, in the name of love, desperate for love in return, but to the wrong person, someone who doesn't see her as a person. No love there.
Indeed, this is a brutal book. The only real tenderness and love given without question goes from Esch's brother, Skeetah, to his dog China, a fighting pit bull. And what she does because she loves him is graphically, realistically written in great detail. It's not for the squeamish. But this is part of the culture in Mississippi and thereabouts (when I did animal rescue in New Orleans after Katrina, I swear. I've never seen so many pit bulls in my life!), and people do what they need, or think they need, to do.
There are so many poor choices, so many circumstances that go fatally awry that it's hard to read this book and keep a stiff upper lip. Things are bad as they are; do they have to get worse? But it is such a good story, layered well, with intense and full character development. Esch is fleshed out, her character added to by her ability to draw parallels between mythology, something she's reading for school, and the circumstances of her own life. It works very, very well.
The only problem with the writing and the narration I had was that both try too hard. Cherise Boothe really captures the voices and tone of the story, but she has a tendency of reading so slowly that I just felt that: Really, I can see that this is important/well done/ beautiful, I don't need such ponderous reading, such pregnant pauses. Also, Jesmyn Ward writes a whole lot of similes. Everything is like this, like that, as this, etc. The only thing that makes this okay and not irritating beyond belief is that what she likens things to wind up being really thought-provoking, really one of a kind images.
The end, the aftermath of Katrina, things come together, revelations are made, there are reactions, possible choices. And, though there is personal and environmental devastation, there is, oddly enough, hope. After such brutality throughout the book, you wonder how things can end up so. But really, you look back and find that there were golden threads of beauty all the way through, shining and beckoning to the reader.
"Find A Different Narrator"
This isn't a review of Emma so much as it is cautionary: Michael Page is a brilliant narrator, but really. Jane Austen should have a woman delivering the dialogue. He simply can't do the assortment of women characters, and even Emma comes of sounding whiny and more manipulative than her character actually is.
I simply couldn't finish it and have since purchased a different version.
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Chicago Bears quarterback Jay Cutler hopes to return against the Dallas Cowboys this weekend, though, head coach Marc Trestman says his availability for the contest will be determined by Thursday's practice.
Cutler, who is out with a ankle injury had wanted to return against the Vikings in Week 13 though was unable to do so and hoped that an extra week of rest would be able to get him back into the starting lineup. And it's possible that could still be the case, assuming his practice goes well on Thursday.
ESPN's Chris Mortensen report the news earlier today, captured by Evan Silva:
@mortreport on #Bears Week 14 QB: "Practice on Thursday will determine whether Cutler will play. If he's ready to play, he will go."
In fairness to Josh McCown, who has replaced Cutler the previous few weeks, he's played well but the Bears as a unit have been iffy.
Sitting at 6-6, just one game behind the division leading Detroit Lions, the Bears are still in the thick of the playoff hunt so hopefully Cutler, who hasn't played since Week 10 will be able to give Chicago a needed boost.
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Kimbo Slice vs. Ray Mercer
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killer man...: just brute force. awesome
WOW: MY jaw is on the floor...I thought Kimbo was gonna get smashed...but He wooped ass royally. He shut me up
I really: cant wait to see how kimbo does against a real fighter.. Not a old hag like mercer.. I think he might make the heavyweight division very interesting..
YES: i wanted to see this hella bad. thank you i hope there is a better quality version somewhere out there. sucks for the pple who payed like 50 bucks to see a 2 minute fight
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LAKE MARY, Fla. (AP) - A Florida woman who was attacked by a bear last weekend says she doesn't want bears to be killed by wildlife officials for doing what wild animals do.
Terri Frana told Orlando television station WFTV on Wednesday that residents of her Lake Mary neighborhood need to learn to expect the wild bears and understand their danger.
More than a half dozen bears have been killed by wildlife officials since last Saturday's attack. Wildlife officials say the bears pose a danger since they've grown accustomed to eating human food, either from garbage or fed by residents.
Frana says the bear pushed her down, bit her leg and then bit into her skull, trying to drag her into the woods. She escaped and ran inside her house.
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Isaac Newton is considered among the most influential mathematician, physicist, astronomer, alchemist, philosopher and theologian.
He was born in Jan 4, 1643. He died on March 20, 1727.
In 1687, he published Philosophae Naturalis Principia Mathematica.This book is widely regarded as one of the important books in the history of science. It contains the description of the universal gravitation and the three laws of motion. These are the concepts that remained at the forefront of science for centuries after.
Newton's three laws of motion relate the forces acting on a body with its motion. The first is the law of inertia. According to it, 'every object in motion will stay in motion until acted upon by an outside force.'
The second is commonly stated as 'force equals mass times acceleration' or F = ma.
The third and final law is commonly known as 'to every action there is an equal and opposite reaction.'
Newton's law of universal gravitation describes the gravitational attraction between bodies with mass. For an example, the attraction between the earth and moon.
Newton is known to have said that his work on formulating a theory of gravitation was inspired by watching an apple fall from a tree. A story well publicized to this very day.
Other significant work by Newton includes the principles of conservation related to momentum and angular momentum, the refraction of light, an empirical law of cooling, the building of the first practical telescope and much more.
Newton moved to London in 1696 and took up a role as the Warden of the Royal Mint. His role was to oversee the production of the Pound Sterling.
Famous Isaac Newton quotes include: "Plato is my friend - Aristotle is my friend - but my greatest friend is truth."
"I do not know what I may appear to the world, but to myself I seem to have been only like a boy playing on the sea-shore, and diverting myself in now and then finding a smoother pebble or a prettier shell than ordinary, whilst the great ocean of truth lay all undiscovered before me."
"If I have seen further it is only by standing on the shoulders of Giants."
"Truth is ever to be found in simplicity, and not in the multiplicity and confusion of things."
"I can calculate the motions of the heavenly bodies, but not the madness of people."
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Bret Bielema's first season didn't go according to plan as the Arkansas Razorbacks closed the season with a nine-game losing streak, but one the unofficial first day of the 2014 college football season, Bielema has done enough on the recruiting trail to give Hogs fans hope for a brighter 2015.
Arkansas finished with the nation's No. 30 class which ranked No. 11 in the Southeastern Conference according to the 247Sports with 24 commitments of which four have already enrolled in classes, including underrated quarterback Rafe Peavey.
You can view the entire class for Arkansas here.
The best part about this year's class is the offensive and defensive linemen who are headed to Fayetteville and who are 'Bielema guys' who can dominate in the run game both in blocking and stuffing it.
Offensive tackles Brian Wallace, Frank Ragnow and Jovan Pruitt are going to open up holes for SEC Freshman of the Year Alex Collins and protect whoever wins the quarterback derby. Wallace is the best of the group and picked Arkansas over Alabama.
Former Florida State commit Jojo Robinson was a nice surprise on signing day and provides Arkansas with a playmaker on the perimeter.
Defensively, Bijhon Jackson is a 335-pound tackle who can plug the middle of the line and occupy blockers to stifle opponent's run game. Losing out on the top recruit in the state in Springdale's Josh Frazier to Alabama is a tough loss, so depth will be a concern moving forward.
Arkansas did a nice job filling some holes in the secondary, particularly at the safety spots, but they needed some help at linebacker, so look for that to be a priority in the 2015 class.
Grade: B-


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Tinpan Orange- Like Snow.
This is a Tinpan Orange appreciation post, because I can't stop thinking about summer and swaying and twirling around whenever I hear their songs and this is coming from someone who hates dancing so that is somewhat of a deal.
As well as Like Snow, I highly recommend Barcelona which is fuelling a desperation to see Spain, and Lovely which melts my icy heart into believing maybe there is such thing as people loving each other and writing songs about it? I never have a spare $16.99, because I prefer to spend my spare change on cheap bottles of wine that don't love me the way I love them and just wants to be friends, but I skipped the eating part at a dinner with friends to be able to buy this album and it seems to like me a little, you know in that way, and we're not official or anything, but maybe it's heading in a serious direction. You know where Google is, so I encourage you to head there and irresponsibly give your credit card details to anything with this bands name on it.
Kathleen. In Transit.
There's nowhere you can be that isn't where you're meant to be.


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hahahahahah DEAD
- Joey: dude did you know Sizco came out as a girl?
- Me and Chey: yeah dude thats so old she is the one that dated isa
- Me: yeah thats honeydeighz
- Taylor: what does that mean?
- Me and Chey: THATS HER NAME!
- Chey and I : HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHA dead
- honeydays