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Here is a very good article that needs the information sifted out of it and made unplagiarised so it can be included in the page:
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- It appears that this is all a product of the Library of Congress, which as an arm of the Federal Government makes this a public domain work. As such, it can be directly incorporated into the article, though common courtesy requires us to include a note acknowledging the LOC. --Polynova 22:08, 7 Dec 2004 (UTC)
- I have now incorporated much of the LOC article into this one. I think the article is the best "street" article in Wikipedia. Take that Broadway and Wall Street! --Polynova 06:13, 8 Dec 2004 (UTC)
"At one time, Pennsylvania Avenue provided an unobstructed view between the White House and the Capitol. The construction of an expansion to the Treasury Building blocked this view . . . "
With all respect, most of this paragraph perpetuates myth and speculation. Outside of the time Washington DC was nothing but pasture and farmland, it was never possible to view the Capitol from the White House or vice versa. The White House is much too small for its site and is, in fact, situated too far to the north to receive the PA Ave axis from the Capitol. This is quite obvious when viewed from the Old Post Office tower; with or without the Treasury, the vista terminates 50 feet or more to the south of the South Portico. According to the eminent White House historian William Seale, George Washington knew that Hoban's small building would be an inadequate focus and so therefore deliberately sited the residence at the intersection of the northern axes of the NY and PA Ave vistas.
While I think this entire paragraph should be omitted, there may be some worth to including it only as an example of the many old wives' tales surrounding the White House (such as the one about how it received its distinctive color and therefore its name because of being painted after the British burned it). —Preceding unsigned comment added by Quarterczar (talk • contribs)
- I have to disagree. The Andrew Jackson story may be a myth, but the White House is very clearly along the PA Ave axis as seen in any map of DC or satellite photo. --dm (talk) 19:00, 16 March 2007 (UTC)
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Hi, from a satellite image the White House may appear to be on axis but it is not. Please refer to William Seale's magnificent, two-volume work, "The President's House" pp 34-35 which, in turn, refers to L'Enfant's personal papers.
I hope it is OK to quote here in Wikipedia, so here goes:
"The main question was where to place a smaller house in the vast space allotted by L'Enfant. (L'Enfant's) palace had been designed to fit the site precisely. Even with the (2/5s) increase, Hoban's house was swallowed in the area . . . Should this building be centered in the area? It could not be shifted to the east or the west. Should it be set as far north as possible, or as far south?
". . . Washington walked around, calculated, and recalculated . . . At last he made his decision. The north wall of Hoban's house would be carried entirely 'up to the post fixed by Mjr L'Enfant for the center of the North front' of the palace. In other words, the front door would be where L'Enfant had meant his front door to be.
"The President's decision largely withdrew the house from the Pennsylvania Avenue axis to the Capitol, a move that did not rest well at all with the commissioners. Their subtle reference to their doubt in the records suggests that, left to their own devices, they might have framed the house in the view of the Capitol, and thus have gained also a vista from the President's House to the Capitol. The projection of the Blue Room, really more a semicircle than a bow, compensates somewhat by stretching the south facade almost to the edge of this vista . . ."
On pp 207-208, there is also a more specific reference to the view from the Capitol and Andrew Jackson's supposed role in destroying it:
"History has long abused the general for this act, claiming that he blocked the view of the White House from the Capitol, down Pennsylvania Avenue. The truth is, in locating the new Treasury he rescued the White House from a far worse fate, the crowding of its site by an executive complex. He has also taken an unjust beating with regard to the view from the avenue . . . General Washington had personally set the smaller house by Hoban to the north, pulling it to the very edge of the avenue's frame, where it was barely visible . . . Jefferson's sensitivity was understandably offended by the way the White House shrank back wretchedly from the commanding axis, so he cut off what little view there was with a curving driveway and dense plantings.
"In siting the new Treasury building, Jackson really sacrificed nothing, but corrected an old shortcoming by giving Pennsylvania Avenue at last its architectural terminus."
I can send you a picture taken from the top of the Old Post Office tower which clearly shows the White House on Axis with PA Ave on the north but not from the south, even with the projection of the South Portico.
On a different note, I'm curious why you deleted my addition of Blair House to the sites of interest. It's on Pennsylvania Avenue and it certainly is a point of interest. —The preceding unsigned comment was added by Quarterczar (talk • contribs) 23:15, 16 March 2007 (UTC).
- I'd like to see the photo because I don't think I'm following you. What does it mean to be on axis from the north but not on the south? The quotes from the book suggest that the White House was not centered, but still visible, in the view from the Capitol. This wouldn't affect the Andrew Jackson story as it suggests he wanted the view of the Capitol blocked. Even if the White House were slightly off the axis, the Capitol would be clearly visible from much of the White House considering the Capitol's height and position on top of a hill.
- Removing the Blair House link was accidental. I'll put it back in. --dm (talk) 00:11, 18 March 2007 (UTC)
Hi, PA Ave from the north is not on an axis with PA Ave from the south, nor does it point to the Capitol. This was because L'Enfant's plans for a Presidential Palace were far larger than the WH and the footprint of the palace was most likely square. Thus, NY and PA Aves from the north do not meet at the same apex as NY and PA Aves from the south. (This might be hard to tell from a satellite image because the difference is really only about 50 feet.) Anyway, the site fits L'Enfant's house, not Hoban's. In the pic from the Old Post Office Tower, you can see that if you follow PA Ave south from Georgetown to White House, the WH is smack dab in the right of way. HOWEVER, if you follow PA Ave north from the Capitol, the avenue would skip right past the building, clearly missing the house by 25-50 feet. The only unobstructed view to the Capitol was from the White House grounds in front of the South Portico. Now it may be true that you could see the Capitol from the White House in the first few years of the century but this was only because the trees had not grown and other buildings had not yet been built. So all this to say, there was never a view down Pennsylvania Ave from the windows of the White House. Never. The house was built too far to the north to receive the line of site.
If you need yet more proof, let me know where to email the pic from the Old Post Office Tower.
Thanks for your time.
- I was confused because I think of PA Ave as an east-west street, not north-south. You may be right about sight lines but it's not obvious from any photos or maps I've seen. Could you upload the picture and post it on this talk page? Details on how to do this can be found at Wikipedia:Uploading images. I'd rather not give out my e-mail address. --dm (talk) 16:21, 19 March 2007 (UTC)
Hi, I'm sorry for causing the confusion. I didn't mean that PA Ave runs north or south. When I say "N" or "S", I am only referring to the various vantage points of the avenue. i.e. Pennsylvania Avenue from the north refers to the stretch that runs NW from the White House to Georgetown. Conversely "south" runs SE and refers to the leg linking the WH to the Capitol.
Attached is a pic of Pennsylvania Ave taken from the Old Post Office tower by me on April 6, 2006. In the first, I have added a thick red line to show the line of sight from the US Capitol which shows clearly that the WH is too far to the north to receive this axis. Whereas the WH is directly in the line of sight from PA Ave to north (the northwest leg which goes to Georgetown). I have added a thin red line to the second picture to show this.
PA Ave from the north and NY Ave from the north (running NE from the WH to the old Carnegie Library) do not share the same apex as from the south. The reason for this is that L'Enfant intended the focus of each apex to be the north and south facades (respectively) of his much larger presidential palace. Remember that L'Enfant's genius was not only in creating a magnificent, baroque city, but in the creation of axes and foci. (At the risk of confusing things further, I'd like to point out an example of what L'Enfant intended for his palace. You can tell in the picture you have uploaded of PA Ave to the Capitol that the Capitol dome is not the focus of the avenue. The portico in front of the dome is the focus) Knowing that the house was much too small for its site and because they believed the city would grow to the north, George Washington selected and James Hoban built the White House at a location to receive the northern lines of sight.
All of this to say that there was never a time when there was an unobstructed view from the White House to the Capitol up Pennsylvania Ave. It would be an accurate statement to say that before the Treasury was built, there was an unobstructed view of the Capitol up PA Ave from the grounds to the south of the White House, but not from the house itself.
I've enjoyed this discussion and hope you have, too. I think it is obvious we both love this city and, I hope, we can both still learn something about it.
- Thanks for uploading the photo. I'm not sure that it is conclusive though. Keep in mind that the block of PA Ave west of Freedom Plaza is at a different angle from the rest of PA Ave and not a direct continuation of it. This block is also about half the width of the rest of PA Ave. Also, the buildings on the north side of this block are built very close to the street. Any buildings at the time would likely have been set back more. I just don't see enough of the relevant street to determine it one way or another. --dm (talk) 12:50, 20 March 2007 (UTC)
I guess I'm at a loss. I've provided examples showing that the original commissioners who built the White House said there was no view possible down PA Ave; William Seale says that there is no view possible and, by extension the White House historical association doesn't think so. I guess this is the big problem with Wikipedia. Its your article. Best of luck to you.
It seems that there has been more than enough evidence posted about the view. From the photographs, it's clear that the line of sight does not actually touch the White House. Danalon 13:47, 29 March 2007 (UTC)
- Some nice research by quarterczar above but his/her speculation and conclusions are simply not supportable, particularly his/her unsubstantiated assertion that "from a satellite image the White House may appear to be on axis but it is not." Imagery confirms that indeed before the Treasury Building, there was clearly a view of the Capitol itself from at the very least the SW-most window of the main block of the White House (the West Wing was not added until 1901) Another confirmation can be gained by plotting the axis from the SW corner of the main White House block to the Capitol down Pa. Ave., then standing on that asix in front of the Willard Hotel near the Treasury building on Pa. Ave.; you'll get a nice view of the Capitol just as on the Panoramio photo there in Google Earth.....incontrovertible evidence. And quarterczar's main "evidence" above, the "President's decision...." and "History has long...." paragraphs, if read carefully, actually support the clearly visible fact on imagery that, though the White House was smaller than originally planned and no longer centered on the Pa. Ave. axis, the SW part of the White House and, at that time, probably most of the south facade had clear views of The Capitol.DLinth (talk) 04:05, 11 December 2008 (UTC)
Merging District of Columbia Route 4[edit]
This article should be merged here because it is very short and can be efficiently described in the history section. Dough4872 (talk) 18:53, 22 April 2009 (UTC)
- I'd support the merge. The routing of DC 4 is redundant to PA Avenue and there probably isn't much history behind DC 4 beyond its assignment and removal. As stated by nom, the short history can be adequately covered in the existing history section. – TMF 05:57, 3 May 2009 (UTC)
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I just heard a brief comment on NBC News that when President Kennedy travelled from the Capitol to the White House, he was distressed to see how rundown the neighborhood had become and then appointed Daniel Patrick Moynihan to work on renewal. It would be helpful if this article made some mention of this. --Regensturm23 (talk) 20:55, 21 January 2013 (UTC)
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Speaking of tyhe Chinese...why don't we do like they do for executions? A bullet to the back of the head. Never fails. Works first time every time and bullets are cheap.
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I like the chinese method, I will volunteer to be executioner. I will not charge for my time, gun rental, or for the bullet.
#8 Jan 21, 2011
I've got a rope and some .38's they can use...
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Agree! These companies move their facilities overseas and then have to follow their politics. WASTE! We need to move away from them anyway if they are not putting Americans to work.
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The real beauty of the Chinese system is that they use a reload (the executed doesn't deserve a new bullet), and they bill his family for the bullet.
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Why don't we just inject a bottle of turpentine or Draino or even vodka? That oughta do the trick.
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i say, bring out the guillotine and start chopping heads off. it is a VERY quick, painless and humane way to execute prisoners and would cost very little. you dont have to worry about finding a vein and you dont have to worry about the prisoner suffering. (not that i care about that but the lawyers and bleeding hearts always find it objectionable.) it might even serve as a bit of a deterrent.
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senator giffords kinda proves that one to be wrong. i would rather a more assured method of executing them. let's not take a chance that one might survive. how about total submersion in molten lead?
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the only thing we can do as americans is lead a national and organized boycott of companies that engage in moving their operations overseas.
#15 Jan 21, 2011
An eye for an eye. A tooth for a tooth. Whatever method they used for murder we use on them.
#16 Jan 21, 2011
Let em Ride the Lightnin'
#17 Jan 21, 2011
Why not give them a FREE Drug Overdose? They'd go out with a smile on their lips and the Government would destroy some of the confiscated drugs. A Win Win if I ever saw one!
#18 Jan 21, 2011
We still have rope, and it can be reused. Let's clean out death row.
#19 Jan 21, 2011
What's the big deal rewire old sparky and give them a charge!
#20 Jan 21, 2011
Stop production? Force the inmates to watch a DVD of Joan Rivers or
my ex-in-laws..that would kill anybody and make them suffer.
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I even thought about Potassium Cyanide also?
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Have you talked to your Doctor?
What did he/she say? I'm guessing, No..
If you feel you can drive without affecting your safety and health..then do it.
Check to see how your reactions are in terms of emergency reactions, such as Hard Braking ect.. If you have drastically slower reaction times due too pain or whatever, this could be also be dangerous for other road users..
Don't hit my car you cast wearing b*stard!
*sitting at redlight, with x-ray goggles on .. watches..in rear-view mirror..cast wearing b*stard crest over the steep hill and fly down like a bat out of hell!.. see's cringing on CWB's face.. in what will be assumed too be, brake enraged panic!.. I hit the gas too avoid CWB's.. Corolla Rocket Ship!..and get T-Boned by a MILK truck!..THE END*Reply With Quote LOG IN TO THANK No one has yet thanked THE_click for this post.
Dec 28th, 2010 06:36 PM #3
Lol I would obviously get driven to a parking lot to "test" my abilities first_______________
Nom nom nom.
Dec 28th, 2010 06:48 PM #4
And I'm going to talk to my doctor when I get the aircast on (jan 7)_______________
Nom nom nom.
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Let us know what the doctor says. We are all curious.Reply With Quote LOG IN TO THANK No one has yet thanked antigua1999 for this post.
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Get a ride to/from school from your parents/siblings/friends? Taxi?_______________Korean girlfriends? Learn to Google? Save money?
What RFD can do for you?
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If someone crashes into you, and sees you have an aircast, who do you think will be at fault?
Worse, if a pedestrian steps out in front of you, do you think insurance will pay the $1 mil liability for someone driving with their left foot?
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Jan 28th, 2011 11:15 AM #10
In case anyone wants to know the answer to this in the future I'll just tell you what my doctor has told me.
When you have an aircast you will use 2 crutches with it. After a set period of time, determined by your doctor, you will be weaned down to 1 crutch, and then no crutches. At this point you can get someone to drive you to a parking lot, or somewhere not on the public road (just like a place to practice). You take off your aircast to drive (but obviously put it back on when you get to your destination). In this parking lot, after taking the wheel for a bit and if you feel that you are safe to drive, then have a friend throw something in front of your car (just like an obstacle, so obviously not something you'll break - I just used an old bag with some rags in it. If you can break without delay (hopefully braking before the obstacle), then you can go to the roads but only if YOU feel that you are able to safely stop/drive (stopping is key :P).
I weaned myself off of crutches 2 days ago, so yesterday I took at turn at driving and I have NO issues, went for a little ride on public roads after - 100% safe .
Just remember - when you are "able" to drive is going to be up to your discretion. Do NOT be premature as quite simply you'll be a danger to others and technically illegal._______________
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Good to hear you were able to comfortably drive. Was also curious of the legality. I was in a similar situation as I completely tore my right Achilles tendon a few years ago. About a week and a half after surgery (and going back to the office), I spent the next 6 weeks in a plaster cast/fiberglass cast (4 weeks total with crutches) and walking boot (2 weeks)...and was driving all that time (even went for a test drive while I still had crutches and the fiberglass cast - automatic, of course). Depends on how comfortable one is with left foot braking...which can be worked on with a lot of go-karting. Hopefully your ankle is healing well.Reply With Quote LOG IN TO THANK No one has yet thanked thaddeus_x for this post.
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I had right ankle casts (plaster of Paris, fiberglas, and Air Walkers), for about a year. I was not allowed to drive, so I had to go through slushy conditions to get to the bus, and each cast got dirty or failed to work. The Air Walker was the least effective, but a fiberglas cast and two screws in the ankle finally worked.
I considered driving (against Dr.'s orders) but it was too difficult with a manual transmission. Those casts are just too bulky.Reply With Quote LOG IN TO THANK No one has yet thanked jayt90 for this post.
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Doctors, upon treating you, must fill out a form and submit it if you are deemed unsafe to drive due to a medical condition.
(I work at a hospital - see them on charts all the time)
Otherwise, technically it is legal.
But you must be able to maintain full control of a vehicle at all times, and be able to demonstrate that, should a police officer question it.
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What was the importance of A.K. returning for that game or any of the next several? What trainers? Apparently we don't have any! I would think there are 16 million reasons why imaging and scans should have revealed the healing process.
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A simple solution: Maybe duct tape can hold AK together through June. Just
activate him certain games. We need his length against the Fakers. Hold him
out the next 2 games and now he has 1 week rest and maybe Fes and Kous for once
could be part of the rotation and work them in against the Knicks and the
"buffon Nellie's Warriors".
Good playing time vs 2 horrible teams, and we save AK until Friday night...
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I think AK needs to sit until the playoffs and get fully healed. Muscle strains
or tears are hard to heal. AK needs to take the time to get 100% healed.
Playing AK against the Lakers is probably too soon. Let him sit and heal.
CJ needs the playing time to improve his confidence. He is still inconsistent but improving. I've said this before, CJ needs to have someone talk with him and get him to realize that to be good and consistent, he needs to work harder, be in better shape, and not play nonchalant. He needs to have someone tell him he needs to have a pregame shooting & workout schedule something like Ray Allen.
I'd like to see Fes and KK get more PT, and not just in mop up time.
I'm not a big fan of the complainers that post, although some are enertaining.
The biggest complaint I have is with Sloan and how he develops young players.
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Just because the player says he is ready the coach decides to play. Sloan comment about him listening to the player is just dumb. AK has come back twice against losing teams and has gotten reinjuried. Sloan is just not coaching smart on this issue. Set him and rest him regardless. You the coach you decide who plays, as you so often have told us and the players.
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Sloan's decision to allow Andrei to play because he wanted to is perfectly
understandable. Lame advice to let Sloan make the decision is stupid. Does Sloan
have the strain? Does he know what it feels like? Duh.
With a strain or tear it can take time but if the player indicates no tightness and pain and requests to play AND the MRI showed no additional issues, then you play. Stuff happens, get over it.
Your the same "coaches" who sit players for 2 months with finger pain, please.
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he pulled this time in a new spot people!!! the first time was in different spot, which on the MRI showed it healed 100%.
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Sit out for a few games and put on another 5lbs of muscle before the playoffs start.
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Depending on how you look at it, the New Jersey Nets are either in a precarious position or a propitious one.
Less than a year from now, they will play their first game as the Brooklyn Nets in the brand new Barclays Center. When that happens, they could possibly have two top-10 players under contract for the next five years ... or they could have none.
Deron Williams' agent Jeff Schwartz has let the Nets know that his client won't be accepting their offer of a contract extension, and he'll likely also be declining his player option for the 2012-13 season to become a free agent next summer. So general manager Billy King is at risk of losing the guy he traded two top-three picks for before Williams even plays 80 games for the Nets.
As it stands, King isn't close to considering any trade offers for his star point guard, for good reason.
"Based on the new rules it doesn't make any sense for [Williams] to sign the extension," Schwartz told The Record last week. "It has nothing to do with how much he likes New Jersey. Because of the rules he's going to play the season out and probably opt out of his deal."
Williams later tweeted similar sentiments. If he were to exercise his player option next summer, he'd only be under contract through the 2012-13 season. And if he were to accept a contract extension before then, he'd only be under contract through '14-15. But by becoming a free agent after this season, he can get a contract from the Nets that runs through 2016-17 or from another team that runs through 2015-16.
For Williams, it's about long-term security. It means that the Nets and their fans will have to stress about their franchise player's happiness for the next seven months. But in an interview with WFAN on Monday, Williams put the chances of him staying with the Nets at 90 percent, adding that the organization is "perfectly run, from top to bottom."
For the Nets, the situation could be far worse.
On Thursday, Yahoo! reported that Chris Paul's agent had informed the New Orleans Hornets that Paul wants to be traded to the New York Knicks. The Hornets are seemingly now in the same position that the Denver Nuggets were a season ago, except, after trading for Carmelo Anthony in February, the Knicks don't have any assets left to send New Orleans.
The Nets have assets, and they'd love to use them to acquire Dwight Howard, who may or may not want out of Orlando. New Jersey currently has a little more than $9 million in cap space, but King can increase that to almost $22 million by waiving Travis Outlaw via the amnesty clause and renouncing the Bird rights to free agent big man Kris Humphries.
That cap space, along with young center Brook Lopez, gives Magic general manager Otis Smith an interesting option should he decide he needs to trade Howard. Lopez isn't comparable to the three-time Defensive Player of the Year, but he is one of the better centers in the league and is only 23 years old. Plus, the Nets' cap space gives Smith the ability put his team in a much better financial position.
By sending Howard and Hedo Turkoglu to New Jersey for Lopez, draft picks, and either Jordan Farmar, Anthony Morrow or Johan Petro, Orlando could clear more than $21 million off their 2011-12 payroll. They could then use the amnesty clause to waive Gilbert Arenas and truly start over. A trade to a team without cap space, on the other hand, would likely keep the Magic handcuffed financially for the next few years.
Starting Monday morning, Howard has the opportunity to tell Smith what he wants. That could be a conversation that changes the NBA landscape.
"We have to figure out where his head is, not where everyone thinks his head is, and just more figure out where he wants to be," Smith told the Orlando Sentinel last week. "And then you have to make the best decision of what's in the best interests of the franchise."
The Nets hope that Howard makes it clear to Smith that he'll be leaving Orlando one way or the other by next July. They hope Smith sees Lopez, picks and financial relief as the best package for the future of the Magic. And they hope that Smith understands the urgency of doing the deal right away. Their cap space (and his potential financial relief) has an expiration date: this Friday, when teams can begin to sign free agents.
If Friday comes and Smith isn't ready or willing to make a deal, the Nets have to move on quickly, because this free agent class is short on top-shelf talent and they can't afford to wait until next summer to show Williams the roster upgrades he wants.
If the Nets can't get Howard, they still want to go big, because the best available players are on the frontline. They have huge holes at both forward positions (whether or not they waive Outlaw), but believe that Lopez can play the four, at least offensively. So should their Howard dreams fail to become a reality, they're prepared to spend big bucks on free-agent centers Nene or Tyson Chandler.
Neither of the two bigs is a perfect fit next to Lopez, but both would be big upgrades over Humphries. Chandler would give the Nets more defensively, while Nene would provide a bigger offensive boost.
"Both of those guys would change the dynamic of this team instantly," Williams said in his radio interview. Either one would team with Lopez to create one of the best big-man combinations in the league and put the Nets in the middle of the Eastern Conference playoff picture.
A Howard trade, of course, would put them near the top. But even if Howard wants out of Orlando, Smith may feel that a package centered around the Lakers' Andrew Bynum is better for his franchise. Plus, even if the Nets make them lucrative offers, Nene and Chandler could certainly sign elsewhere.
And if that happens, the Nets' position becomes far more precarious than propitious.
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As Winston Churchill remarked, "The Americans will always do the right thing... after they've exhausted all the alternatives.
Apparently, The Adams Express Company's (NYSE:ADX) Board hasn't exhausted all its possibilities.
Its current commitment to target a distribution of 6% of the trailing month-end stock price as of October 31 through the use of a special year-end distribution is a silly piece of logistics.
Apparently, ADX will continue to make quarterly distributions at its current rate of $0.05 per share and for its annual year-end distribution it will distribute the balance to fulfill its 6% commitment.
So, if I'm interpreting this correctly—and I hope I'm not, this is no different than its current distribution schedule with the exception of targeting a 6% total distribution to the average trailing 12 month end stock price--which is only slightly higher than the 5.2% total distribution the past two years from net investment income and capital gains.
Now, all the Board has accomplished is "gaming" the stock price for the year-end special distribution.
Why wouldn't the Board consider a managed/level distribution program that would incorporate the CEFs long-term capital gains history into the quarterly distributions? They certainly have enough history to come-up with this calculation. This would have a tendency to maintain a higher stock price year long as quarterly distributions would be level.
If the Board's goal is to narrow the discount, they probably accomplished this objective around the special year-end distribution period. Then after the ex-dividend date the stock will go back to its one of the CEFs market segments highest discounts.
The Board needs to establish a level quarterly distribution policy if it wants to accomplish its goal of permanently narrowing the discount.Joe Eqcome
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Instead, in a lighter vein, I have chosen to briefly share with you a few personal experiences of investigative opportunism in a once obscure branch of immunology known to insiders as "immunotheology." Accordingly, I have titled my remarks "Confessions of an Immunotheologian."
When I was a novice in the brotherhood of immunologists from 1959 to 1962, "immunotheology" was my designation for those fields of
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Alopexx Enterprises has agreed to an $8 million financing deal with Provenance Biopharmaceuticals' to facilitate development of the latter's early clinical-stage lead anticancer candidate DI-Leu16-IL2. The firms are in addition establishing a new company, Alopexx Oncology, to manage development of the drug.
DI-Leu16-IL2 is a de-immunized form of an anti-CD20 antibody, Leu16, genetically fused to interleukin 2 (IL2). The immunotherapeutic is being studied for the treatment of non-Hodgkin lymphoma and other forms of hematological cancer and is currently in an investigator-sponsored Phase I trial.
Provenance acquired exclusive global rights to develop DI-Leu16-IL2 from Merck Serono, in 2009. The molecule was developed using immunocytokine technology invented by Provenance founder, Stephen D. Gillies, Ph.D., and previously licensed to Merck Serono.
Established earlier this year, Alopexx Enterprises is a healthcare company focused on acquiring and developing preclinical and early clinical compounds, with a focus on infectious diseases, oncology, and CNS.
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Should I Move to TX?
I'm in CA and my company has folded. My research shows that moving to TX would be a good plan because, running the numbers, there is a reasonable amount of daily postings for positions I am suitable for across the TX metro job markets, and house prices are considerably less (read: affordable) compared to CA metro areas. So it all makes reasonable sense except for this: I have no emotional drive to relocate there. [more inside]
Warmer climates, jobs, and cultural fit - where to consider moving?
My wife and I currently live in Boston, but I want to live in a warmer climate and she (Industrial Engineering MS) wants to find a job. Which places should we consider moving to? [more inside]
Tell me about the logistics of finding a job out of state.
I'm Wisconsin born and raised. My wife and I have lived here for our entire lives, and I'm daunted by the prospect of moving and finding a job. [more inside]
I'm ready to move abroad. But how does one do that exactly?
I'm ready to make the jump. If you have looked through my past posts, you can see that I have been throwing around the idea of moving for a long time. How does one go about doing that? [more inside]
Time to look for a new job? Lacking the resources to help patients...
I've been working for a medical supply company for almost a year now within the medical records department. Excited at first when I started last May of 2013 after being laid off for 3 months from my optical job for 8 years. Double the pay plus benefits to boot. Fast forward to April now and I've become semi-miserable the past 2-3 weeks. [more inside]
Where can we both thrive?
My sweetie and I live where we're both finishing grad school, and are having a hard time figuring out where we could move in ~6 months that we would both be happy and employed. He works in applied statistics, I'm a forest ecologist. Wall o' text inside. [more inside]
Help me navigate my anxiety over life changes good and bad
Hello, folks. My overthinking tendencies are working overtime as I try to navigate the next few months of my life (job/apartment change, travel?) amidst the fallout of the last few months of my life (end of long term relationship). I can't tell if I'm biting off more than I can chew or if I'm just standing in my own way. [more inside]
Moving to Edmonton in a few months, what do I need to know?
Tell me everything I need to know about moving to Edmonton. Best job placement agencies? How easy is it to get into an entry-level trade position? Best places to rent (cheaply)? And any and all other info Edmonton-based mefites can provide is much appreciated... [more inside]
How to evaluate the job market when deciding where to move...
Partner and I are deciding which of his grad school offers to accept/which new town to move to next year: Austin, TX, Athens, GA or Tucson, AZ currently. What resources/methods can I use to help me figure out if I will be able to find a job in these places? [more inside]
I want to get on my own two feet. I need a plan of attack.
The Short: I'm a single young adult with a college degree and student loan debt. I live in a sterile small city with limited job prospects. I want to move out and get an entry-level or temporary job in a coastal U.S. city (NYC, LA, SF, Seattle). Please walk me through the logistics and help me devise a plan, as well as offer any advice you have on making it on your own in a new city (essentially, how to be an independent, self-sufficient adult). [more inside]
Should we move back to Boston after a month?
My fiancee and I moved to Chicago from Boston, a couple of months ago, and the both of us are just longing to go back to Boston. We can afford to move back, and she has job prospects out there. Should we go or wait it out? [more inside]
Move now or later?
Should I move now or wait another year? [more inside]
Help me figure out what to do with my life.
How do I figure out what I want to do and where I want to live and move to the other side of the country at the same time? Nature, dislike of large cities, an acting career...loooots of text inside, lots of explanation. Help! [more inside]
It's not like that TV show... right?
Please tell me about hospitals in Seattle! [more inside]
Should I stay or should I go.
Should I stay in the city unhappy, or take a big risk and move to the mountains with a wonderful but very new boyfriend? Lots of background inside. [more inside]
Young couple with nothing need jobs and a place to live - where?
Where is the best market in the US for unskilled labor jobs combined with a place where a young couple with nothing can start their lives? [more inside]
Love vs. career - how hard will it be to maintain both?
I'm going to be moving around with my S.O. for a few years. Will having a few ~2 year jobs on my resume look bad? [more inside]
Help me figure out what to do with my life! [more inside]
I've got a friend in a bad situation. How can she get out?
A good friend of mine - I'll refer to her as E - is living in a negative situation that she's ready to get out of. Short version: she's living with and basically looking after a toxic, alcoholic parent. E's done all she can, and it's time to leave. But there are some issues holding her back. How can she address these? Details below. [more inside]
How to move to another state and get a job?
How to move to another state and get a job? [more inside]
Married and trying to leave the states for a while
Can a married couple still have the youthful abroad experience? [more inside]
Argh blargh economy
Soon-to-be college graduate strategy: move and then look for jobs, or look for jobs and then move? [more inside]
Looking to move to NYC and become an EMT. Got any advice of the "Man, I wish I knew that back when I started!" sort?
Looking to move to NYC and become an EMT. Got any advice of the "Man, I wish I knew that back when I started!" sort? [more inside]
Brooklyn to . . . Austin?
Thinking about moving from Brooklyn to Austin . . . good idea? [more inside]
timeline for starting a new life?
I'm quitting my job, moving 2,000 miles away, and getting married. I've never done this before. When do I start applying for new jobs and looking for an apartment? Bonus points for library-job-specific recommendations. [more inside]
How do I get considered for a local candidate only position?
How do I get the HR to read my resume/CV as an out-of-state candidate applying for local candidate only position at a large firm? Do I even have a chance or am I wasting my time? [more inside]
Low down freedom, you done cost me...
How do I get out of where I am, and soon? [more inside]
Want Dallas! Need job!
I'm trying to move to the Dallas, Texas area, but I need a job first - and I won't be able to interview in person. Lots more inside. [more inside]
Propitious places to move to & unusual living situations for having 3 or 4 days a week free to work on personal project
I'm working on a project that requires at least 3 or 4 full days attention each week. What are some places in the US or world I could move to, &/or unusual living situations, that would give me a good chance of doing this? [more inside]
Help this 外国人 figure out how to get to 日本.
Yet another question about moving to Japan. [more inside]
Should we make a risky move?
In the middle of recenssion that just might become a depression, the sig oth and I both are thinking about asking our bosses if we can move to a new city -- and keep our jobs (ie, start working remotely). Are we nuts? [more inside]
How can two Seattle residents best go about looking for jobs in London?
How can two Seattle residents best go about looking for jobs in London? [more inside]
Help me recession-proof my future, post-college life.
I'm 21 years old, about to graduate college, and the recession is freaking me out. I know there's no right or wrong answer to which course my life should take, but I need help focusing on realistic skills and places to live that I should be considering. [more inside]
SO offered job in another city. I'm not sold on it being a hot idea.
Short version: My wife has been offered a two year position in another city. I want to support her and this may be a good opportunity for her, but my instinct says it would be a mistake for our future and our finances. For the many MeFites who have undoubtedly been in similarly sized shoes: aside from budgets and plus/minus lists, what do we need to be considering when making this decision and what is a good way to create consensus if it seems like we can't agree? [more inside]
Cost of living or job pool: help me decide!
In the current economic climate, should I stay where I am in a place with average cost-of-living and a average job possibilities, or move to a place with high cost-of-living but great job possibilities? [more inside]
Moving to Seattle; landing safely.
At some point within the next year I will have the opportunity to move to Seattle, Washington in order to be with the man I love. He will be relocating there in order to pursue his career. However I have some cold feet… [more inside]
Help me find a way to move to Toronto from the US
Two Americans a year out of college, hoping to find some way to move to Toronto. Is this even plausible? [more inside]
Should I move to the city I want to get a job in?
Should I stay in my current job while I look for a position in a new town or move and search from there? [more inside]
Academia: Should I stay or should I go?
I will finish my PhD in a few months, and now is the season for postdoc applications. Thing is, I am not sure if I want to stay and academia. Should I apply for postdocs anyways and keep my options open? If not, any Ph.D.s out there (especially physicists) who have any advice on making the transition away academia? [more inside]
How to move to a new country to work for the short-term? (1 year or so.)
I am seriously considering moving out of the US for a year. I really want to see a new part of the world, but I don't know where to go, or how to support myself while I'm there. Much [more inside]
Rock City is DOOM!
NYCFilter: Detroit totally sucks compared to NYC... [more inside]
Boston or Seattle?
I've been offered a position in both Boston & Seattle. Help me weigh the pluses and minuses of moving to either place. [more inside]
Finding work in Portland, Oregon
I am moving from santa cruz to portland. My girlfriend and I recently(4 months ago) had a daughter and the cost of living here is so high that we feel there is more opportunity for us up there. We have been invited to stay with my girlfriend's parents for a few months until we get settled, but i am concerned with finding a job that will pay enough to support us. I will be the sole earner so that my daughter will be able to have a parent with her all the time. Any suggestions? I need to make at least $15/hr ... I have been doing construction related work for the last couple of years but would like to steer away from that in favor of something not so hard on the body. I'd appreciate any comments...
Job prospects in Canada?
Is Canada a good place to go if you want a decent job and a good place to go for college?
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Saratogian Kaitlin Cassidy makes her national television debut at 10 p.m. Tuesday, when she appears on season two of Paris Hilton's "My New BFF."
The show airs on on MTV.
Cassidy, 24, moved to Hollywood in 2007 after graduating from the state University at Oneonta. She was born in the city and graduated from Saratoga Springs High School.
In a phone interview today, Cassidy told me that the show was filmed in March.
"It was insane, probably the most memorable experience of my life," she said. She's not allowed to talk about if she became Hilton's "best friend forever."
"The only thing I can tell people is you have to watch every single episode," she said.
Cassidy was asked this year to audition for Hilton's show. She lives with her boyfriend, Matt Drag, a 31-year-old actor from Waterford, and works as a personal assistant & nanny for actress and voiceover talent, E.G. Daily ("Happy Feet", "Babe", "PowerPuff Girls", "Rugrats", "Valley Girls", "Pee-Wee's Big Adventure").
When she first met Hilton, Cassidy said she was really star struck. But then she became extremely comfortable. But she also told me that she cried a lot during the show. "It was a very nerve-wracking atmosphere," Cassidy said.
Asked what some of the memorable moments on the show were, Cassidy said she had to dive into a giant cupcake. She'll be back in Saratoga Springs for a visit in July, with or without Paris Hilton.