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North Oldham will be hoping the second round of the Class 4A playoffs Friday go about as well as the first did.
The Mustangs will go to Louisville to meet Western at 7:30 p.m. Friday, one week after they dismantled Doss 49-12 back home in Goshen.
The Warriors (6-5) scrimmaged North (8-3) before the season, and senior quarterback/linebacker Keenan Dowd said the Mustangs are expecting a solid Western squad.
Three local boys soccer players received first team all-state honors Tuesday.
Davis Ferriell of South Oldham and Seth Junion and Jad Vicich of North Oldham were named to the Kentucky Soccer Coaches Association's All-State West first team.
Ferriell, a senior center-back, received the award for the second straight season. He helped the Dragons to a District 29 tournament title this season and a runner-up finish in the Region 8 tournament.
GOSHEN – North Oldham turned what was supposed to be one of the area's better opening round football playoff games into a rout Friday night.
Arien Beasley rushed for 233 yards and three touchdowns on 11 carries as the Mustangs routed Doss 49-12 Friday at Mustang Stadium in the first round of the Class 4A playoffs. North (8-3) led by as much as much as 49-6, forcing a running clock against a Dragon team that beat the Mustangs in the first round of the playoffs last season.
LEXINGTON – North Oldham's penalty kick magic finally ran out Saturday night.
A Mustang team that had twice kept its season alive on PK shootouts the past two weeks lost one 2-1 Saturday in the state quarterfinals. North fell 1-0 to Bowling Green at Bell Stadium at Henry Clay High School.
The loss ends the winningest season in school history for the Mustangs (20-5-1). The state quarterfinal loss also marks North's deepest postseason run.
INDEPENDENCE – The schedule will show 2013's Oldham County volleyball team lost three of its four matches against rival for North Oldham. All the Lady Colonels will care about is that the one win came in the team's most important meeting of the year.
OC finally took down the Lady Mustangs Thursday night in the Region 8 volleyball championship, 3-1, at Joe Stark Memorial Gymnasium at Simon Kenton High School.
GOSHEN – Penalty kick karma remains squarely in the North Oldham boys soccer team's corner.
The Mustangs scored their only regulation goal on a penalty kick, then won a PK shootout to clinch a 2-1 win over Central Hardin Monday in the semi-state round of the KHSAA boys soccer tournament.
North's victory came in its first-ever state tournament game. The Mustangs (20-4-1) clinched a spot in the state quarterfinals, where they'll meet Bowling Green at 5 p.m. Saturday at Henry Clay High School in Lexington.
GOSHEN – Another new chapter can be written in a historic North Oldham boys soccer season tonight.
The Region 8 champion Mustangs (19-4-1) will host Region 5 champion Central Hardin (21-1-2) tonight in the first round of the KHSAA state soccer tournament.
The game will be the first state game in history North's history and comes four days after the Mustangs beat South Oldham 1-0 to win the school's first District 29 title. Beating the Bruins would add to a season that's already seen the North set records for wins in a season.
Both North Oldham and Oldham County volleyball found out their roads Saturday to a potential fourth meeting in this week's Region 8 championship.
The District 29 champion Lady Mustangs (24-9) will meet Collins (18-9) at 6:45 Monday night at Simon Kenton High School in Independence in the first round of the Region 8 tournament. District 29 runner-up OC (28-8) will open its region tournament against Shelby County (10-10) at 6:45 p.m. Tuesday at Simon Kenton.
SHELBYVILLE – If it could've gone wrong for North Oldham football Friday night, it did.
That's how Mustang coach Billy Martin diagnosed North's 35-6 loss at Titan Stadium, a defeat that cost the Mustangs a chance to win Class 4A, District 3 outright.
North (6-3, 3-1 district) instead finishes second in the district behind Collins (7-2, 4-0) and must go on the road if it makes the second round of the playoffs.
SHELBYVILLE – Most of what Jad Vicich does for North Oldham's boys soccer team doesn't show up on the stat sheet.
"He's only got, I think, two goals and two assists on the season," North coach Chad Niedert said.
That number is actually two goals and one assist, according to the team page on the KHSAA website. But what Vicich does is make life miserable for opposing offenses from his spot as a defensive midfielder.
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As a math educator, I feel strongly about embedding a challenging problem solving component into my curriculum. This is one area that students need to develop further and deeper, making them better critical thinkers. When I started at TAS (Taipei American School) in 2004, my teaching partner introduced me to the problems he wanted to use for this part of our sixth grade math curriculum; it was completely separate of our textbook. As I looked through the problems, I felt they were extremely challenging and exactly what we needed for our students ~ I loved it. Every year I have taught this part of our curriculum, my approach has been to: 1) provide example problems solved by me, 2) allow the students some time to solve some practice problems on their own or in small groups, and then 3) we discuss certain methods that might be best to use. The students are then left to work on the assignment outside of class individually. I am constantly asked by parents how they can help their child at home, and I don't really have an answer for them. Additionally, there are some students who struggle all year long with these assignments.
This past year, I felt I needed to do something different in order to help these struggling students find more success … and to give the parents a way to help their child at home. I decided I would make my own "Problem Solving MathCasts". The math casts that I have created record my voice explaining important rules, step-by-step instructions for how to solve a sample problem, as well as a video showing how I solve a specific problem. (I have included links below for you to access a few of my Problem Solving MathCasts). Because I posted them on the OLC (Online Classroom), the families were able to download all of the videos from home. Students who needed to watch the videos more than once could do so in the privacy of their home. Parents could also watch the videos and then provide assistance to their child. I have received a lot of great feedback from both students and parents in regards to these videos. And in comparison to previous years, I have now noticed that the majority of my students finish their grade 6 math class with a better approach and more self-confidence in solving the challenging problems given to them.
Based on the very positive feedback I received about my math casts, I decided I needed to take these math casts a step further; I needed to get the students making math casts. When creating new lessons or developing new activities, I am constantly utilizing Bloom's Taxonomy to reach all learners and learning styles, as well as to create a variety of approaches to learning. My ultimate goal is to generate activities that aim for the higher levels of cognitive understanding – that is, getting my students to analyze, evaluate and create. Ironically, it has taken the current technology class that I am enrolled in to learn that "Bloom's Taxonomy has bloomed digitally". In this article, the original Bloom's Taxonomy Map has been revised by Andrew Churches where he illustrates how it is linked to digital skill (see image to the left). Well, in taking the math casts a step further, I decided that I would have my students create their own math casts.
In attempting to hit the highest level of Bloom's Taxonomy for my digital learners, having my students create their own MathCasts would be the perfect task. I introduced this assignment to them at the end of the year and, of course, I heard a few groans, but for the most part, the students seemed excited. We brainstormed all of the topics we had studied and learned about over the course of the year on a google doc, and then I shared the document with everyone. The students needed to choose one specific skill/concept to "teach" through a MathCast. The only directions I gave them were:
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Do you love strawberries? Do you love halloween? If so, i think this is perfect for you...:)
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text: OOOPs wrong initials, please diregard references to UT Arlington and replace with TCU. Catrin Loch Ruadh MoAS --- On Tue, 5/17/11, Fiona (Pamela Boles) <Fiona0241 at swbell.net> wrote: From: Fiona (Pamela Boles) <Fiona0241 at swbell.net> Subject: Re: [Loch-Ruadh] King's College help To: "Local SCA" <Loch-Ruadh at lists.ansteorra.org> Date: Tuesday, May 17, 2011, 5:03 PM Lady Catrin The site for Kings College is at TCU where Round Table was held last July. Fiona -------------------------------------------------- From: "Kathy" <dkv250 at sbcglobal.net> Sent: Tuesday, May 17, 2011 6:17 AM To: "Local SCA" <Loch-Ruadh at lists.ansteorra.org> Subject: [Loch-Ruadh] King's College help > Greetings one and all from your friendly neighborhood A&S Minister, > > As you know we are hosting King's College next month at UT Arlington. In preparation for that I am asking for volunteers to assist our scheduled Teachers/Trainers in hauling and toting their equipment and supplies for their classes. > If you will be available to be on site 30 minutes early and/or stay after by the same and are willing to assist in this manner, please let me know. > In most cases this won't require much heavy lifting, just helping with bags, boxes, and stacks of the various supplies needed by Teachers to use in their demonstrations or handouts for lectures. > This is a great way to meet others in the Kingdom and help out the Shire at the same time. > > > > > > Catrin > Loch Ruadh MoAS > _______________________________________________ > Loch-Ruadh mailing list > Loch-Ruadh at lists.ansteorra.org > http://lists.ansteorra.org/listinfo.cgi/loch-ruadh-ansteorra.org _______________________________________________ Loch-Ruadh mailing list Loch-Ruadh at lists.ansteorra.org http://lists.ansteorra.org/listinfo.cgi/loch-ruadh-ansteorra.org


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Ray-Ban RB6049 2503 Matte Black eyeglasses are casually classical. This metal aviator frame has a matte black finish throughout, with a double bridge and large lenses. The temples are ultra slim, featuring a discreet engraving of the Ray-Ban signature, completed with glossy acetate tips.Close
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The City of Santa Clarita will be distributing free used oil recycling kits to City residents at the upcoming "Valencia AutoSpa Charity Cruise Night", scheduled to begin at 6 p.m. on June 3, 2006.
The event address is 23440 Valencia Blvd. in Santa Clarita. Used oil can contain such contaminants as lead, magnesium, copper, zinc, chromium, arsenic, chlorides, cadmium, and chlorinated compounds. Oil poured down drains or onto the ground can work its way into our ground and surface waters and cause serious pollution. One gallon of used oil can foul a million gallons of drinking water. Federal reports indicate that used motor oil accounts for more than 40 percent of the total oil pollution of our nation's harbors and waterways.
The kits, purchased with grant funding from the California Integrated Waste Management Board, include a collection container, funnel, shop rag, filter bag, spill mat, and tire gauge. The City is distributing the kits as part of a coordinated effort to increase participation in the city's curbside used oil and filter recycling program, as well as raise overall environmental awareness about the need to reduce, reuse, and recycle. Following kit pick-up at the Valencia AutoSpa Charity Cruise Night, residents can call Curbside Inc. at 1-800-HHW-PKUP (1-800-449-7587) to schedule home collection of the oil and filters; or residents can take their used oil and filters to a local Certified Collection Center.
For a list of locations, call 1-800-CLEAN-UP or visit www.1800cleanup.org.
The kits are also distributed at other auto and community events, as well as City Hall. Call the City's Environmental Services Division at (661) 286-4098 for more information on distribution dates and locations. Proof of Santa Clarita residency is required for a free kit.


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DNS error knocks BT offline
By Nicole Kobie
Posted on 30 Jun 2014 at 09:48
An apparent DNS server fault meant BT users couldn't connect to many websites for several hours on Saturday.
BT hasn't admitted the cause of the problem, but reports from users point the finger at its Domain Name System (DNS) servers, which translates web addresses to IP addresses.
BT hasn't said how many people were affected, but the fault appears to have affected most of its Infinity fibre network and lasted for several hours.
While BT hasn't said the problem was DNS related, many affected users reported being able to solve the problem by flipping to Google's public DNS or OpenDNS.
It's fixable - change your DNS servers to Google or OpenDNS … but BT won't tell you that! And it's hard to look up with the internet down!!— John Spiers (@squeezyjohn) June 28, 2014
However, anyone on BT's Home Hub routers is out of luck, as it doesn't allow you to change your DNS settings.
"We can confirm some customers had issues connecting to the internet on Saturday morning," BT said. "The issue was fixed within a couple of hours and we apologise for any inconvenience caused."
BT advised users to reboot their routers if they were still having problems connecting.
However, anyone on BT's Home Hub 3 router was out of luck, as it doesn't allow you to change your DNS settings."
Isn't that the case with all Home Hubs, including the most recent (5)?
By valeofyork on 30 Jun 2014
That does indeed appear to be the case. Thanks for pointing it out.
By Nicole_Kobie on 30 Jun 2014
Manual DNS
In Windows/Linux/OS X you can get DHCP settings for everything else, but still manually enter a DNS server of your own choosing.
By big_D on 30 Jun 2014
Yes, I did try that on Saturday (I am with BT and was affected by the problem) - I used the OpenDNS addresses. Still wouldn't work though. I also tried giving the computer a static IP, etc, but that wouldn't work either. Couldn't see any obvious reason, and couldn't really be bothered to look into it further - I do this sort of thing at work and have better things to do at the weekend! I had worked out that it was a problem with BTs DNS servers and guessed it would be fixed later, and sure enough it was.
By valeofyork on 30 Jun 2014
Changing DNS in Windows is easy enough
After I had rebooted my router and established the problem was BT, I changed my Windows DNS from "Auto" to 22.214.171.124 and 184.108.40.206 (Google) and problem solved.
I was just a bit surprised BT didn't have better fall-back options in place.
The lack of reconfigurability in the home-hub exposes a gaping hole in their "daddy knows best" policy on hardware setup.
By cheysuli on 30 Jun 2014
For some reason Google DNS didn't work for me (but then I couldn't reboot).
I guessed it was BT's DNS after some experimenting, although it was frustrating since I did check when I could their service status before messing around with my network.
By tech3475 on 30 Jun 2014
BT's DNS is locked down because...
They violate DNS standards and use DNS redirects... via Barefruit (I presume Barefruit pay for them to do it). It's a secondary "service" they offer which you must opt-out (last time I checked) to prevent. It caused great issues with split-tunnelling VPNs for my mobile clients (until I forced interface priorities etc).
By JmLing on 30 Jun 2014
Thanks for that - I've been thinking about replacing the homehub / VDSL modem with something better for a while, and that's another good reason to do it!
Can anyone recommend a decent router with an integrated VDSL-capable modem?
By valeofyork on 30 Jun 2014
Thanks, just found out how to disable it:
Select disable and save, if you ever want it back you can just use the above link.
By tech3475 on 30 Jun 2014
Don't know about integrated, but if you have a separate VDSL modem then most cable routers should work so long as they support PPPOE (if it's the white VDSL modem it is ONLY a modem and not some sought of router, etc. AFAIK. If this is why you want to get rid of it).
Use username: firstname.lastname@example.com
Password: (anything)
However, if you use BT vision or Youview and BT Sports or other similar streamed channels make sure the router supports IGMP multicast because otherwise it wont work.
I know the Asus RT-N66U and TP-Link AC1750 does work with a Youview Box and BT Sports.
By tech3475 on 30 Jun 2014
I noticed that on Saturday and have a home hub 4. it is possible to change the DNS servers used on the PC as I did to Google DNS. This overrides the setting given to the PC by the router and fixed the DNS failures.
By mr_chips on 30 Jun 2014
It's at time like this that problems with Cloud computing come to light. I use BT Infinity and keep all my passwords (very long and encrypted)in the Cloud. Yes, you've guessed it, the sites I could actually reach on Saturday were the ones that needed a password and I couldn't access them. So, do I keep a copy of my passwords on my PC or do I write them down in a little book hidden away somewhere (probably never to be found again)?
By jazomir on 2 Jul 2014
I still get dns fault with bt I have tried google dns but still getting fault is there a better server provider? any help would great thanks
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What to Do With Your New Kindle Paperwhite
For those who received a new Kindle Paperwhite during the holidays, now you have perhaps the smartest e-reader on the market. Here's how to get started.
For those who received a new Kindle Paperwhite during the holidays, now you have perhaps the smartest e-reader on the market. Here's how to get started.
Artist Dirk Dzimirsky will say that his breathtaking photorealistic drawings aren't perfect replicas of real life, but they come pretty darn close. The self-taught artist sketches with such detail, you may find yourself squinting at the screen. Dzimirsky opened up about his craft and the motivation behind his work. See also: This Is Not a Photograph of Morgan Freeman Dzimirsky takes around 30 hours to complete a charcoal drawing, while an oil painting can take up to 130 hours.
There's nothing like that first euphoric moment just after unboxing your new iPad Air or Retina iPad mini. What usually follows is five to 10 minutes of marveling over the care and consideration Apple design chief Jony Ive put into the packaging. That includes playing with those tiny plastic doodads you'll inevitably have to discard at some point. See also: The 25 Best Free iPad Apps But that was all just a tease leading up to the good stuff.
I know the feeling all too well now. My chest tightens with panic and my head starts to spin. I begin to focus on the thoughts racing through my head and forget what is supposed to be coming out of my mouth. Sometimes I even forget to breathe, causing my voice to crack. That's how bad my fear of public speaking used to be. Each time I would stand in front of an audience, the ball of tension would start to form deep in my chest, and I knew all was lost.
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Eating right really does cost more, according to a recent review study that analyzed diet and price information from 10 countries. People who eat a very healthy diet, like one rich in fruits, vegetables, nuts and fish, end up spending about $1.50 more per day, on average, than those who eat a less healthy diet, like one focused on processed foods, meats and refined grains, the study found.
Headline magnet Miley Cyrus released an intimate music video for "Adore You" on Thursday as planned, though many people had already watched it before its official premiere because someone leaked the video online a day early on Christmas. Cyrus, who writhes amid bedsheets in her underwear in the new video, addressed the leak on Twitter. In the tweet, the 21-year-old pop star references a record she holds: Vevo's record for most views in an initial 24-hour time span.
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The Lancer competes against other small sedans like the Ford Focus, Honda Civic and Mazda3, and there's a high-performance Ralliart trim level.
The Lancer Ralliart bears some resemblance to the high-power Lancer Evolution and features a turbocharged four-cylinder engine, Mitsubishi's twin-clutch transmission and all-wheel drive. The Lancer Evolution and the Lancer Sportback, a five-door hatchback, are covered in separate reports in the Cars.com Research section.
New for 2011
The Lancer's four-cylinder engines are more efficient for 2011, Mitsubishi says, partly because the DE and ES models gain electric power steering that reduces drag on the engine. EPA ratings on the 2.0-liter engine in the DE and ES are up 2-3 mpg, depending on transmission. A USB port and voice-activated operation of phones, iPods and USB drives are now standard on the GTS and Ralliart and optional on the ES.
A forward-leaning grille serves as the focal point for the front of the car. The Ralliart version is more aggressive, with a gaping front grille and a subtle hood scoop. Exterior features include:
The Lancer sedan seats up to five and is available with an optional 60/40-split folding rear seat. A CD stereo is standard, and an optional Navigation and Technology Package includes a navigation system with a 30-gigabyte hard drive and keyless entry. Air conditioning is optional for the base DE Lancer. Interior features include:
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If there's one word that can describe what's needed with the rigmarole that is the Winston Manor project, it's "patience" and Polimeni International LLC will need it for just a bit longer.
The Mineola Village Board reserved its decision to allow Polimeni to change the senior housing component "The Churchill" from a five-story, 36-condominium unit to affordable senior housing rentals until October. The move, at the behest of deputy mayor Paul Pereira, was made to give local senior groups another go-around at learning more about what it would mean to have senior rentals rather than condos.
The Golden Rule is a principle suggested to be practiced by everyone, everywhere.
One should treat others as one would like others to treat oneself, the rule says, and the Mineola District Council PTA is giving the rule new meaning.
After Hurricane Irene, the PTA with several other student and parent-based volunteer groups, organized the "Golden Rule Project." The groups have been collecting school supplies to aid the Binghamton/Owego area of New York State, which suffered flooding of immense proportions.
Cotton candy, bouncy rides and face painting. Or how about music, dancing, pumpkin painting and good old-fashioned fun? The list could go on forever, but the Mineola Street Fair sports many activities, and it's almost here.
Willis Hobbies owner and past president of the Mineola Chamber of Commerce (COC) Steve Ford said his phone has been ringing off the hook to attain space to participate in the fair. Currently, the fair is set to kickoff on Sept. 25 from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. with a rain date of Oct. 2.
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The full text of the Court of Appeals ruling enumerated that the court agreed with Democratic legislators that section 112 of the County Charter – the linchpin to the Republican redistricting plan's alleged legitimacy – could not legally be adhered to without heeding the latter sections of the charter as well.
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"I'm not pleased with several of them," Superintendent Dr. Michael Nagler said, who was quick to add that in his mind as well as those of faculty they are not truly representative of the district's achievements.
Craig Pinto is all about the cause. He strives to do it; he loves the challenge and can kick a mean field goal of world record proportions. He's done it once and now he'll attempt to top it.
The Mineola resident kicked 717 forty-yard field goals in 12 hours in October 2010 at Bethpage High School. The previous record was 500, which was an arbitrary number set by the Guinness Book of World Records because no one had ever attempted it before.
The saga that is the Winston Manor residential complex project has laid dormant for quite some time, since Mineola's village board approved the project being changed from a 285-unit condominium facility to a 275-unit rental project. However, a component to that project was highly discussed among the senior community of Mineola and was positively endorsed by many local groups and residents: the senior housing component.
In the agreement, Polimeni International LLC. would build a 36-unit senior condominium complex, "The Churchill" coupled with "The Winston" project. The board decided at a meeting on July 14, 2010 that the senior housing component will remain a condo and will sell at the current market value when the complex is open.
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Rachella is a 19 year old fashion blogger. She is currently studying business and economics. Although she is still a teenager, her style evolution has become a young sophisticated lady. Check out her Q&A and her blog!
1) When did you start blogging? What prompted you to start?
I started in July, 2010. I read an article about fashion blogs in a magazine, and after visiting the ones that were mentioned in that article, I wanted to have one myself too. I was looking for a way to express my love for fashion for a while then, and I thought this would be the perfect solution. However, I never thought it would become such a great passion. I'm totally addicted to blogging and I love everything about it!
2) What has been the strongest influence in your life (thus far)?
That's definitely my mum. She taught me to follow your dreams, do what you want, and respect the small things in life. She taught me to be yourself and I guess that's one of the things that my readers like about my blog. I dress like I want, and I hope other people like that, even though I wouldn't change if they did't because I want to be myself. :)
3) What advice would you give someone trying to get into fashion blogging?
Something related to the previous answer: Be yourself! If you're yourself and you're having fun with blogging, everything will work out well.
4) How do you describe your style and aesthetic?
Items you try to incorporate into your daily outfit… I guess my style is sophisticated, feminine, and versatile. But please form your own opinion about it! :) Items I try to incorporate into my daily outfit depend on my mood. Some days I love a wonderful pair of sky-high heels, a pencil skirt and a classy top; other days I adore flat shoes, a simple tee and a leather jacket.
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Last year, some Rodney Stuckey supporters floated a theory that his dismal shooting percentage at the rim was due to the Pistons' poor 3-point shooting. These Stuckey fans argued his driving lanes were tighter, because opponents could sag inside more easily.
I didn't find their argument particularly persuasive, but I wrote a post addressing the issue. The basic conclusion: Stuckey's field-goal percentage at the rim was poor last year, and so was Detroit's 3-point shooting. But for as poor as the Pistons' outside shooting was, Stuckey's field-goal percentage at the rim was even poorer relative to other similar players.
I ended the post by saying , "Hopefully, Ben Gordon and the rest of the Pistons shoot better on 3-pointers next season. That would help us learn a lot about Stuckey. Plus, it would make Detroit better."
Well, the Pistons climbed from last in 3-point percentage last year (31.4 percent) to fourth this year (37.7 percent). About that making Detroit better, yeah… But this should help us learn more about Stuckey.
So, I'm re-plotting the same data as last year:
I looked at each team's leader in shots at the rim among guards and small forwards. I charted their field-goal percentage at the rim against their teammates' 3-point percentage (which is slightly flawed because it accounts for all 3-pointers, not just when the shots-at-rim leader is on the court – but I think it still serves the point)
You might be surprised how far Stuckey's field-goal percentage at the rim has fallen this season. After a strong start, it has quietly declined. (Stats from HoopData.)
Anyway, onto the main show:
(Three players – Carmelo Anthony, Corey Brewer and Devin Harris – were traded midseason. I used their original team's 3-point shooting at the time of the trade.)
As you can see, Stuckey's shooting at the rim is well below the expected value.
What's Stuckey's excuse now?
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The Value of Accountability
- Thursday, November 21, 2013
The Value of Accountability
A research by Michigan State University demonstrated that the simple presence of moderately more capable partner could increase motivation by as much as 100%! Their research was conducted in the field of fitness, but it demonstrates that accountability can serve a critical role as we strive to achieve financial freedom as well.
Find someone who does it well!
In order to succeed in all of these areas you have to break certain unhealthy money habits (overspending, lack of tracking your expenses, etc). Do you have a friend who is very disciplined with his or her money? Are they making financial decision you'd like to be making? Ask them to become your accountability partner! Talk to them about their secrets for resisting overspending and for sticking to the budget.
Arrange weekly chats over coffee and give your friend permission to ask you the tough questions.
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In summary, then, the "science" of Fox News clearly shows that its viewers are more misinformed than the viewers of other stations, and are indeed this way for ideological reasons. But these are not necessarily the reasons that liberals may assume. Instead, the Fox "effect" probably occurs both because the station churns out falsehoods that conservatives readily accept—falsehoods that may even seem convincing to some liberals on occasion—but also because conservatives are overwhelmingly inclined to choose to watch Fox to begin with.
At the same time, it's important to note that they're also disinclined to watch anything else. Fox keeps constantly in their minds the idea that the rest of the media are "biased" against them, and conservatives duly respond by saying other media aren't worth watching—it's just a pack of lies. According to Public Policy Polling's annual TV News Trust Poll (the 2011 run), 72 percent of conservatives say they trust Fox News, but they also say they strongly distrust NBC, ABC, CBS and CNN. Liberals and moderates, in contrast, trust all of these outlets more than they distrust them (though they distrust Fox). This, too, suggests conservative selective exposure.
And there is an even more telling study of "Fox-only" behavior among conservatives, from Stanford's Shanto Iyengar and Kyu Hahn of Yonsei University, in Seoul, South Korea. They conducted a classic left-right selective exposure study, giving members of different ideological groups the chance to choose stories from a news stream that provided them with a headline and a news source logo—Fox, CNN, NPR, and the BBC—but nothing else. The experiment was manipulated so that the same headline and story was randomly attributed to different news sources. The result was that Democrats and liberals were definitely less inclined to choose Fox than other sources, but spread their interest across the other outlets when it came to news. But Republicans and conservatives overwhelmingly chose Fox for hard news and even for soft news, and ignored other sources. "The probability that a Republican would select a CNN or NPR report was around 10%," wrote the authors.
In other words Fox News is both deceiver and enabler simultaneously. First, its existence creates the opportunity for conservatives to exercise their biases, by selecting into the Fox information stream, and also by imbibing Fox-style arguments and claims that can then fuel biased reasoning about politics, science, and whatever else comes up.
But at the same time, it's also likely that conservatives, tending to be more closed-minded and more authoritarian, have a stronger emotional need for an outlet like Fox, where they can find affirmation and escape from the belief challenges constantly presented by the "liberal media." Their psychological need for something affirmative is probably stronger than what's encountered on the opposite side of the aisle—as is their revulsion towards allegedly liberal (but really centrist) media outlets.
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Massive Security Update Released for Mac OS X
Matt Liebowitz, SecurityNewsDaily Staff Writer
November 11 2010 09:30 AM ET
Apple has released a security patch to fix 134 flaws in Mac OS X, including more than 50 vulnerabilities in Adobe Flash Player alone.
The massive update brings OS X 10.6 and 10.5 (also known as Snow Leopard and Leopard, respectively) up to version 10.6.5. Included in the update are fixes for QuickTime, Image Capture, Time Machine, Apache, AFP Server, and dozens of others.
For Adobeâ??s Flash Player , 55 vulnerabilities that left the media program open to remote attack were fixed.
This is the Apple's seventh security update of 2010. It is available for download from the Apple website.
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Don't fall for phony Sallie Mae Instagram accounts, Scambook warns
- 12:55 pm Wednesday, October 9th, 2013 by Susan Salisbury
Instagram users should steer clear of fraudulent Sallie Mae Instagram accounts allegedly offering student loan forgiveness due to the government shutdown, warns Scambook, an Internet-based consumer advocacy platform.
The illegitimate accounts are asking for personal information and place consumers with student loans at increased risk of identity theft or other online fraud.
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The former Capital One senior director who now heads the personal finance social network WalletHub.com as well as the credit card comparison website CArdHub.com, wants to help clear up some of the confusion.
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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) - If a Democratic or Republican primary winner in Florida won't face further opposition, then that primary is open to all voters under a state constitutional amendment passed in 1998.
The idea is that everyone should get a chance to vote for - or against - the eventual winner.
But It didn't take long for politicians to find a way around that requirement.
Two years later, the Division of Elections issued an opinion saying "opposition" includes write-ins. That's led to an explosion of write-ins. Many are friends of regular candidates without outside opposition who think they have a better chance of winning a closed primary.
That tactic, though, is being challenged by two Miami-Dade County voters. They've asked a federal judge to open the local Democratic primary for state attorney.
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Dept. of Health and Human Services Announces Review of LGBT Healthcare Issues
April 1, 2011
Today the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) announced the results of an internal review of ways they could address additional LGBT healthcare issues. HHS announced many recommendations today, including a commitment to collecting LGBT health data through federally-funded surveys, guidance to states regarding access to federal welfare programs for LGBT families, guidance to states regarding protection of a same-sex partner's assets when his or her partner uses Medicaid for long-term care, and expanded outreach regarding the range of HHS funding opportunities for organizations that serve the LGBT community.Continue Reading ►
Two Governors Join in Marriage…Support
April 1, 2011 by Tony Wagner
The following post is from Jeremy Kennedy, director of faith outreach in Rhode Island: With a vote on a Rhode Island bill to legalize marriage for same sex couples imminent, Vermont Governor Peter Shumlin visited Rhode Island. Governor Shumlin met with Rhode Island Governor Lincoln Chafee, who has expressed strong support for marriage equality and also legislators, who have the task of deciding this very important issue. Before becoming governor, Shumlin was on the front lines of the fight for equality in Vermont for over a decade, serving in the Vermont State Senate.Continue Reading ►
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April 1, 2011 by HRC staff
Last night, after long hours of testimony from both supporters and opponents of equality, the Colorado House Judiciary committee voted 6 to 5 against SB172, the Civil Unions Bill. Earlier, the bill easily passed the Senate, with all 20 Democrats voting in favor of the bill.Continue Reading ►
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April 1, 2011
Former NYPD Commissioner Bill Bratton and his wife Rikki Kliemanj join HRC in a new video for the "New Yorkers for Marriage Equality" campaign. Bill also served as Commissioner of the Boston and Los Angeles Police Departments. Rikki is a high-profile criminal defense attorney and TV personality for TruTV. In the video, the man who is known for making New York safe says, "I believe in law and order. I've spent my life working to keep communities safe. Marriage equality under the law will make families safer and stronger."Continue Reading ►
Miss New York on Equality: "It's Just the Right Thing to Do"
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Miss New York, Claire Buffie, stopped by HRC this week to film an ad for the "New Yorkers for Marriage Equality" campaign and meet with HRC staff. Buffie also competed for Miss America 2011, placing in the Top 12 – voted into the finals by viewers through the America's Choice feature of the competition.Continue Reading ►
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CROWN POINT | A project to better manage stormwater at the intersection of 101st Avenue and Broadway could include a small pond, fishing piers and a walking trail.
An amphitheater, boat docks, picnic shelter and concession stand are among other amenities proposed for the approximately 17-acre site in a conceptual plan provided by the Crown Point Engineering Department.
The Indiana Department of Transportation plans to oversee work on the stormwater drainage improvement project and amenities under terms of a local partnership agreement approved recently by Crown Point officials. The project will use a combination of federal and local matching funds.
Broadway is a state road, also called Indiana 53, and construction is likely to happen in 2015, state highway department spokesman Matt Deitchley said.
Funding of $322,000 from the Federal Highway Administration Surface Transportation Program has been approved, officials said. The local match amounts to 20 percent of the total cost.
Crown Point officials said this week they will reach out to counterparts in Lake County and Merrillville for their participation in the project.
"It's a nice, centrally located area with benefits for the entire Little Calumet River basin," Crown Point city engineer Tris Miles said. "It also lends itself to recreation."
The site at the northwest corner of of Broadway and 101st Avenue is a former farm field, which at times sent excess stormwater spilling out onto Broadway, forcing lane closures, officials said.
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The Essence of Taoist Practices
in Taoist Practices - Water and fire combine into steam, or Chi, My dream is that everyone in the world initiates the fire and goes through the born-again process. People increasingly have less and less fire and if we cannot have any steam, the world is finished. Same thing in our bodies, if we have no chi we have nothing. The most valuable thing we have is the soul and spirit, the soul and spirit have no form and they need to take a form. Every soul comes in as an infant or a child. We come to this world with no vision and no mission and we leave the world with a soul and spirit like a child if you do not develop it.