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That was a basketball play. Barnes does it. Other NBA players do it. BG got all ball first. Could be rescinded.
Don't want him to play tomorrow night. Can't risk injury.
That's the positive of being suspended. He gets to rest on a meaningless game
Didn't mean any thing bad. By the way that is my usual response to an air ball, whether it is a Clipper player or not.
That's unless OKC loses to Detroit. Then our game would be pretty important. Having the second seed would help a lot against OKC in the second round.
True but I'd rather play sorry warriors than battle tested Grizzlies
Tomorrow may or may not be epic for playoff implications. Unfortunately I'm working either way. Godamnit.
Same battle tested grizzlies that got swept by the spurs.
I never liked this "Scared" talk on this form. Bring on whoever
in the playoffs. We're ready.
Playing Memphis in the first round would be epic.
It's not necessarily fear, more like a recognition that matchups do in fact matter. The Grizzlies are a terrible matchup for us. IF we do beat them, it will be a Phyrric victory, as we'll be too banged up to be competitive in the second round.
where do you guys watch games when not on TV??
5th on kenneth he is done for this quarter
Time to take out the starters.
I how blake averages double digit rebounds in playoffs
For the love of God SIT THE STARTERS!
I stream it online. Its cheaper , but its worth what you pay for. When you stream it off the web... You don't pay for it therefore quality sucks lol
JJ is getting his rhythm for sure. 18 points in 17 minutes.
Another two minutes then sit the starters.
What the hell happen to Jordan at the line this is getting annoying at least make 1 and half for the game.
Single digit lead. Gotta show up in the 4th.
Oh man, the Clips' lead is down to 8. Sheesh.
Jordan at the line makes me cry
team looks disinterested as hell.
DJ's free throw misses are a liability. I hope he finds his stroke soon.
I not scared of losing to Memphis, but I am afraid that by the time we beat them, our team will be beaten up and injured. We've all seen the wrestling matches that go on between Randolph and Blake. At this point, I would rather play the soft Warriors who are missing Bogut. The Warriors would be much less physical than the Grizzlies.
Free throws certainly our Achilles heel
Is collison injured or something?!
Why do we always play so recklessly whenever we are on the bad side of a run?
Jared "GOAT" Dudley
Our bench should be better than this. Hopefully they'll get it together before the playoffs.
Too much Crawford iso...
Crawford iso is good when he isn't rusty. Helps us when our bench relies on BB's midrange post up for offense.
Geez, what happened to the Clippers' major lead? Yikes. It's now down to 5. Jamal is really out of rhythm. I hope he shakes off his rust soon.
Crawford ISO isn't ever good - we are best when moving ball. I'm not as big a Crawford fan as some here I guess
say we ride the bench win or lose we need the experience.
Okay, Jamal got a foul while shooting a 3. I hope this fires him up.
That's why I love Crawford. When he can't hit from the field, he finds a way to get to the line for easy points.
Good shot, DC, to make it a 10-point lead.
Good hard foul by Dudley.
Alright, order has been restored. Clips up by 13. Good job by the bench on keeping the lead safe. I hope this is it and Clips close it down for the win.
We'll look at a that. Best regular season in Clippers history!
I missed the first half and just saw the replay of the technical.
At the very least it will for a Blake to rest the second game of a back to back
Hypothetically if blake got the technical tomorrow, does the 16 count tech suspension carry over to the playoffs? Or first regular season game of next season?
I know i sound like a broken record but why is blake now such a bad rebounder? He used to be amazing at that - we will need it in playoffs
I believe it resets in the playoffs.
Dc is stepping it up now
DJ MAKE A FT! Redeem!
What's up with DJs free throw shooting
His shot looked so much better when he took some of the arch down
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The PaperTabs can file and display thousands of paper documents, and the displays use E-ink, so they use very low power. The version used in the demos has a 150ppi screen pixel density displaying 16 levels of grays.
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There was a devastating earthquake in the news yesterday — great human suffering. So much sadness in this world… war and violence, poverty, hunger, disease.
Yet, in our Shikantaza Zazen, we are to instructed to sit with life without thinking "good" or "bad," dropping all resistance and judgments about how things are, not wishing that our self or the world 'should be' or 'had better be' some other way than just as we find them.
We drop all thoughts of "good" and "bad," "right" vs. "wrong," "just" and "unjust," "happy" and "sad," we experience a world that just-is-what-it-is. It goes-the-way-it-goes, even if that way is not the way we personally might desire. And we go with its flow, abandoning resistance to the direction taken. Letting aside both "cruel" and "gentle," "ugly" and "kind," we no longer resist, do not judge, and embrace it all … even the most terrible.
In doing so, the hard borders between our self and this life-world soften or fully tumble away… and there is just oneness-beyond-one with all conditions.
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For ours can be a path of acceptance without acceptance, inner stillness and outward action combined, allowing and tolerant yet resisting what needs to be resisted, judging what must be judged in life (while also dropping all judgments) – all at once, as if precisely blending views of life seen from different angles. It is much the same in the case of a man or woman who, facing an illness, perhaps some cancer, accepts the condition fully — yet fights the good fight for a cure. We need not feel anger within at the natural state which is the disease, we can accept within that all life is impermanent and that death and sickness are just the reality… but still we might search for the healing medicine, struggling without for health and life. We can know that within and without are not two.
Our Zen practice teaches us that we can live by seemingly contradictory viewpoints at once, uniting all, without conflict. We might say that this world, our life, is much like living in an imperfect house, in need of work, with perhaps a leaky roof, dust and spiders, and broken windows. In "Just Sitting," we simply sit to drop all resistance to the house we have been living in all along, to realize that there is nowhere to "go" in life, to cease all efforts to add to or take away from the structure, to let go of the ego's insisting on how things "should be" in order for the house to be "good" … we ARE that house, at Peace in our True Home! Then we find, in dropping that resistance, that the house we have always been in is "perfectly what it is," and we can be joyful right where we are. HOWEVER, we can be content with that house even as, hand in hand, there is still much serious repair work to do (an acceptance-without-acceptance of the leaky windows, spiders and creaky doors). There is nothing to prevent our fixing those, even as we accept their existence! We can accept and not accept simultaneously, repair what needs to be repaired.
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This card was part of The Wrench Series (No. 2715) and the map itself was produced by G. Philip & Son, Ltd. Neither of these facts help me come up with a date for the postcard (I am sure there must be someone out there who has documented all the cards of The Wrench Series).
My interest in both maps and postcards stems from an interest in local history, and now they are both an important feature of my family history research. Without a date it is not going to be a great deal of help in any research, but it contains some wonderful features and names so many places connected to my family history. I would list all the places that have a family connection or a personal connection, but it would take far too long.
Railways are another interest of mine, and this map shows the rail network in Sussex at it's height. About half of the railway lines on this map were closed about forty years ago. Looking closer you can see that the stations are marked (Sta) and it even shows the line up to Devils Dyke beauty spot.
Another obvious feature of this map/postcard are the brown areas which indicate the hills of the South Downs. The South Downs are the most prominent geographical feature of the Sussex landscape (and a great place for going for walk). We can also see two of the main rivers heading for the coast, the River Adur on the left (west) and the River Ouse on the right (east).


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The birth certificate of Walter Henry BOXALL encouraged me to investigate what happened to his mother Alice Ruth and her husband Walter William WEST, one source I checked was the 1911 census.
It took me quite a bit of searching to find the couple and their five children. I had almost given up on finding them, even trying a search of the passengers lists to see if they had left the country. I found a death entry in the GRO indexes that seemed to indicate that Alice was still living in Sussex when she died in 1968, and this encouraged me to continue searching.
I tried so many different searches, it didn't help from my side that I didn't have a reliable date of birth for Walter William WEST, but it expected to be able to find the couple together in Sussex, somewhere near Chichester.
Eventually I found Walter William WEST, living in Cocking, Sussex, according to the transcription he had six children, but his wife was missing. Curiously there were two sons with the same name (Charles), age (9 years) and place of birth (West Dean, Sussex). I thought that a bit bizarre, but all was revealed when I checked the actual census page.
There was only one Charles on the page, and there was Alice the wife of Walter William. In the transcription Charles had been duplicated and somehow Alice had been missed altogether. I have submitted a correction, in fact six or seven corrections, so that hopefully anyone searching for Alice in future will not have the same problem as me.
Ironically, this particular page was one of the neatest I have seen in my searches, Walter William WEST had the sort of handwriting that I wish all my relations had, clear and legible, not what you would expect from a labourer on the railways.
Generally though I have found that the 1911 census transcription is pretty good, although I do find the odd mistake now and then, but nothing as major as an individual actually missing.


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I am not quite sure why, but I am gravitating towards a full-blown research project on Henry SHORNDEN/WRIGHT, my 3x great-grandfather from Kent and Hampshire. I have written about Henry many times but there are still many unanswered questions. I feel it might be time to answer some of those questions.
It all started with me cancelling my plan (not that is was really anything more than an idea) to visit Carlisle, Cumbria in the next couple of months, because they haven't finished re-building their record office yet. Carlisle can wait, what is more pressing is my need to use up the few days holiday that I still have left, before I lose them.
Instead of taking a trip to the other end of the country I hope to take several shorter trips that can be completed in a day, mainly to archives and libraries but also to a church and cemetery or two.
The key destination will be Alton, Hampshire because this was where Henry WRIGHT (as he was then) spent most of his life. As well as exploring the town further, visiting the church and cemetery I also want to take advantage of the family history resources at The Curtis Museum. I might also need to fit in a visit to the Hampshire Record Office in Winchester, Hampshire.
The other destination will be Kent, probably both of the archives in Maidstone and Canterbury, and maybe a visit to Ospringe where Henry SHORNDEN (as he was then) was born, although the latter is probably not quite so important.
Now I need to start putting together a proper research plan, check the availability of resources, check travel arrangements and decide what I actually want to find out. Before I go anywhere though I need to sit down and update my family history database with as much information as possible from the sources I already have at hand, namely Henry's will and whatever else I can find online.
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Whilst sorting through the files and folders on my hard drive today I listened to two new podcast episodes. I must admit that I am rather biased about these two podcasts, because they are both subjects close to my heart.
First was the next episode of the BBC Radio 4 programme Ramblings, in which Clare Balding walked part of the South Downs Way from Ditchling Beacon to Devil's Dyke. It was wonderful to hear her talking about some of the places that I had seen on my walk last week, and some of the things I had mentioned on my blog post.
Next up was the latest podcast from The National Archives, this was a talk entitled Lost London Pubs given by Jack Adams at the Pub History Society Conference I attended back in February and wrote about here. It was great to hear the talk again and I hope that some of the other talks will appear over the next few weeks.
It is very rare to get a podcast that is so close to home, relevant and interesting, but to get two come along at the same time is unheard of, but nevertheless welcome.


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What a week for the Reds
Wow — you miss a little, you miss a lot.
I knew some things could go down with the Reds while I was away last week but I can't say I expected them to knock out their entire remaining off-season wishlist. I would have liked to cover/report on those stories.
You've gotten Shin-Soo Choo analysis from everywhere already but I'll add my thoughts anyway. Despite a couple of shortcomings, this is a very good trade for the Reds. They found their leadoff hitter, got $3.5 million cash in the process, didn't block Billy Hamilton's path to the Majors and did the deal without having to give up a starting pitcher or future starting pitcher. I'd say that's pretty, pretty good.
Instead they moved a talented shortstop in Didi Gregorius, who was always going to be blocked by Zack Cozart, and Drew Stubbs — who could be the change-of-scenery guy. If so, good for him. But it wasn't going to happen in Cincinnati.
Choo will indeed be a one-year stopgap. He's represented by Scott Boras and will look to cash in big as a free agent in 2014. But it could be quite a year if he meets projections as an on-base percentage guy. He's a well-regarded hitter in general and from what I've heard, a dedicated hard worker that will pull his weight. And if nothing else, he's one less foe the Reds have to deal with. Choo was tough on Cincinnati in Ohio Cup meetings, especially vs. Bronson Arroyo. In the meantime, the Reds don't have to rush Billy Hamilton and he can continue to develop as a leadoff hitter while learning to play center field in the Minors.
This is a move that shows again that the Reds are serious — not just about contending, but going further. The only people on the club probably not doing cartwheels over this trade are Reds pitchers since the Reds sacrificed quite a bit defensively. Choo has played only 10 big league games in center field and none since 2009. At least GABP isn't a vast canyon. If the Reds do visit a larger park, Chris Heisey could potentially step in.
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The pitchers might like having Choo in the outfield, because the offense might put some runs on the board, now.
Not at all the primary concern of the pitching staff…Sheldon is right to infer this. I posted the other day that the pitchers will be yearning for Stubbs' return by mid-season.
I think Stubbs was an amazing defender, but I believe he makes maybe 1 play every two weeks that no one else can make. I believe Choo can make produce more runs than Stubbs on Offense than he gives up on defense. Ludwick and especially Bruce are good fielders. You can scheme more to allow Bruce to cover more ground in RF.
I think you will see a lot more of Heisey in CF than most think. Ludwick is going to end up being the odd man out in a big ballpark. At home, Choo won't have a problem running CF at all. But he won't be Stubbs out there. But he also won't be Stubbs at the plate. Huge upgrade for the Reds here and I'd really like to see them lock up Choo long term. Just not to sure its possible.
I simply disagree. The numbers don't reflect the situation. You have to watch with the eyes of a scout and compare. It isn't just the balls in the gaps that this gazelle was able to run down when no one else got close, and even just with that, the frequency was much greater than you allow for. But it was the fact of a constant presence, especially with the accuracy and power of his arm. People soon chose not to run on him at all. So, again, the conventional numbers don't capture it. Instead, his sometimes low assist number was actually reflecting that there were no opportunities for assists due to his preceding reputation. And, over the course of many games, not taking an extra base saves many runs. The pitching staff's ERA won't be nearly as miniscule as a year ago. Scouts will know and these pitchers will know!.
Choo has a very good arm as well and is considered better than Stubbs. But I do agree if its not tested much then not a lot of opportunities, Example Bruce has one of the best arms in the OF.
Valid points all around, but ask any pitcher if they would rather pitch in a 0-0 game or pitch with a lead, and you will always get the same answer. Choo will give them the ability to get a lead early in games and will allow the Pitchers to be more aggressive pitching with a lead. It should all transfer into more wins. There is no question that Stubbs D-fense will be missed, but there are tradeoffs with a small market team, and with the solid D in the in-field and the need for offense, this is a tradeoff the Reds were willing to take.
I think it was the perfect move for the Reds for all of the reasons that Mark mentioned. Jocketty continues to impress me! I'm so glad he's our GM! With moves like this, he's taken our team from 10 years of losing to perennial contenders in the central. How many more days until pitchers and catchers report? I'm ready!!
Best of luck to Drew Stubbs – I hope the new locale helps him become the great player we've all thought he could be.
Ben, I agree … Christmas is just an irritating obstruciton standing between us and mid-February. But, while on the subject, Merry Christmas to you, Mark, and your family and to all you fellow Reds fans out there! Maybe Santa will bring us another Cuban refugee or another Rule 5 natural or another batallion of announcers. We just have to believe!
Please, please no more new announcers. Enough. Merry christmas mark and thanks for the updates.


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South Aiken's golf team continued its winning ways Monday, capturing the Lower State qualifier with a team total of 288 in Sumter.
"We thought we had a good chance coming in to today," said South Aiken head coach Drew Jernigan, whose team is the Region 5-AAAA champion. "We've been playing pretty well of late, and they all played pretty well today."
South Aiken finished four strokes ahead of second place team Ashley Ridge. Jake Carter anchored the tam with his round of 67 which earned him individual medalist honors at the tournament.
"It felt really good today; that's the first time I've shot under par in a while," said Carter, who was averaging 75 on the season. Everything was really working today. I had five birdies and two bogeys. I was hitting my tee shots really well."
The other golfers on the team put in a solid performance as well. Ryan Carpenter shot 70, Hayden Ploeger posted 75 and Alex Handy finished with 76.
The Thoroughbreds are riding a wave of success heading into the state championship tournament. South Aiken captured the Region 5-AAAA title recently and followed that victory with a win in the prestigious Southern Cross tournament at Palmetto Golf Club. The Lower State qualifier marks the third consecutive tournament victory for the team.
The Thoroughbreds will return to action next week when they compete in the state tournament will be held Monday and Tuesday at Furman University in Greenville.
Joining South Aiken and Ashley Ridge next week will be Wando, which was third at 306, Lexington (fourth at 312) as well as West Florence and Summerville, who tied for fifth at 315. Sumter, Fort Dorchester and Bluffton all tied at 316, with the Gamecocks winning a playoff hole to clinch the final spot in the state tournament.
The battle for the final four spots were really close. After the three teams at 316, North Augusta and West Ashley both shot 317, Carolina Forest 318 and Aiken 320. The final three teams were Conway at 336, Stratford at 350 and Cane Bay at 388. This tournament marks the end of the high school season for the golfers from Aiken and North Augusta.
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Playing in the winners' draw of the Lower State playoff bracket, South Aiken fell behind early against Lexington and made some critical mistakes that cost it in a 4-1 loss. The Thoroughbreds (19-10) struggled to find a rhythm against Lexington left-handed pitcher Josh Reagan, who improved to 9-0 on the season with the win.
"He had us on our heels early in the game," South Aiken head coach Bob Polewski said. "We started getting to him a little and scored a run in the seventh."
It wasn't enough as the T-Breds lost to the Wildcats for the third time in as many tries this season. They lost 6-2 back on April 2 in a game that was much closer than the final score indicates thanks to a late surge by Lexington. The teams played again a week later but the outcome remained the same as South Aiken lost 3-2.
In many regards, the T-Breds played well enough to win Monday's matchup, but a costly error was too much to overcome. Down 1-0, South Aiken starting pitcher Jamie Morlan had battled out of tight jams before facing another with two runners on. He induced a grounder to third, but the throw to second was well off target allowing two unearned runs to come home.
"You've got to play a clean game," Polewski said. "At this point, a mistake at any time can be costly. A play here or a play there makes the difference."
South Aiken still has a chance to get revenge against Lexington, but it must defeat Sumter again. The T-Breds will play host to the elimination game on Wednesday, with a time for first pitch still to be determined. They beat the Gamecocks 6-1 on Saturday.
USC Aiken men ranked 25th in latest poll
The USC Aiken men's tennis team was ranked 25th in the latest NCAA Division II Campbell/ITA rankings. Making its 11th appearance in the NCAA Tournament this season, USCA closed out its 2013 campaign with an 11-9 overall record.


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Pub history is something I became interested in through my local history studies, so it was really pleasing to discover that one of my ancestors had been the owner and licensee of a pub.
That ancestor was Henry HEMSLEY (my 3x great-grandfather) and the pub in question (actually a beerhouse) was The Gun Inn at Blackboys, Sussex. I have written several posts about Henry HEMSLEY before, but haven't written a lot about the pub itself.
Pub history is closely related to family history because an important part of the pub is its people, whether it is the owners/workers or the people/organisations that used it. Many of the same sources are used such as census returns and directories.
Pub history is also closely related to house history after all it is about a building and it's contents. As such it uses many of the same records that are used in house history, like tax and rate books and maps and plans.
Pubs have also generated their own set of records as a result of the fact that they were licensed. Of course they weren't unique in being licensed but it has helped generate a potentially large set of records to investigate.
It also helps that pubs have always needed to attract customers, so they needed to be advertised, which means they are often mentioned in guide books and in more recent decades there have been books devoted to lists of pubs and their facilities.
As well as providing a resting place for the weary traveller they also served an important role in the local community, they have served as meeting places for a range of organisations and groups, another excuse for the pub to be featured in newspaper reports.
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In short there are lots of sources of information for pub history, pulling them all together to create a complete picture can be a complicated task. Just like family history part of the challenge is knowing where to look for the information and not being disheartened when that missing piece of information is not where it should be.
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I think the Clips play a form of D that is just soft. They don't body up guys. They play off and play guys to drive. But they are slow on the perimeter and they still get beat even while playing off. Guys feel like they can get in a rhythm and on most nights appear to be very comfortable.
It all goes back to Vinny Del Negro. Look at Tom Thibodeau. It all goes back to the coach.
Beasley and Williams are not bums. They were both #2 picks.
TWolves exposed our weakness: perimeter defense.
Caron had an off night offensively and it seemed to affect his game defensively. He got torched. Kenyon got torched too.
We are in desperate need of stoppers. As much as I hate to say it, VDN should have tried Gomes on those guys last night.
Ah....had to bump this thread. JJ Hickson playing like Karl Malone against us today.
And dont defend him. He is a bum like another poster said. BUM. But he always seems to play like this against us it blows my mind.
Jumpers, highlight dunks, rebounds, I mean really.....
Ahhh......this thread makes its return so I can say "The Hornets went off against us" because they are all bums. No one can or should defend them or us for sucking. They had lost 7 in a row. 7!!!!!!! AND THEY PLAY LIKE THE 96 BULLS AGAINST US.
Vasquez made 5 3s. 5!!! HE will probably not do this again all season. He played like an All Star.
The BUm center Guy was making fadeaways in the paint, jumpers...
That generic guy from Orlando who shoots 3s was playing like if he was Larry Bird
Aminu scored double digits really? He only missed 5 shots?
Rivers even scored.
Roger Mason Jr even made a 3. Him? yeah? He is still in the league apparently.
Jason Smith the generic Center had 17 points. 17 !!!!!
TWo guy I have never even heard of contributed 13 Points.
The Hornets shot 50% and 60% from 3. (Seemed like in the 90%s to me)
I am mad. and the thing about it is that nooooooone of these guys are going to do this eeeeeever again. It is one thing for ONE bum to go off against us like that generic rookie from the Cavs who played like Jordan against us.
Against the Thunder Kevin Martin scored how many? Thabeet shot 100% and shot his career high I mean really?
The Hawks suck and we let all of their bums score double digits.
We let Brook Lopez play like Kareem against us. I mean dagger after dagger like he was some unstoppable force. We let Joe Johnson make clutch shots. We let their Bum bench contribute like what 20 points?
These last 4 losses have brought out the worst in the Clippers. The Clippers in these last 4 losses are the same ole Clippers everyone made fun of for 20 years.
Bums going off nightly against us, us missing wide open shots (Matt Barnes I am talking to you) and just overall pathetic efforts. Something happened. Something is up. I dont know if they went to the club and got alcohol poisoning, if they are beefing, if they are having baby mama problems...but something happened. It is one thing to be pathetic on the road but when you lose to one of the worst teams in the NBA who is in a 7 game losing streak I am sorry but something is wrong.
Something? SOMETHING?! More like EVERYTHING!
We are not the Clippers of old. It used to be bum players who went off against us... these days it's bum teams.
idk why people think greivis vasquez is a bum. hes a solid to good pg.
^^Yeah he's pretty good. He reminds me of Marco Jaric but with better shooting and handle. And he used the screener exceptionally well tonight.
Out strategized. Monty Williams is one hell of a coach, in fact perfect fit for the Clippers
^ So his strategy was Vasquez dropping 30-footers with a hand in his face?
Actually it was an ignorant post, I didn't see the game being on the east coast and thinking it would be an easy peezy victory so didn't bother staying up for it. Yeah I'll take the heat on making a bad comment. I couldn't see it any other way with the talent disparity. Once I checked the box scores and read some comments they had an efficient shooting night.
Add Evan Turner onto the list, dude has been underwhelming so far. They are not bums but most have expected more from all three.
He is. But he played like a Superstar. He is no superstar. He made 5 3s. 5. He was making contested shots. Contested 3s. Watch him any other game this season and he will not do what he did against us last night.
Add Evan Turner onto the list, dude has been underwhelming so far. They are not bums but most have expected more from all three.
Williams... I tend to exaggerate the bum thing but I will stand by what I said. Last season Williams scored 27 against us and shot 90%. 90%. Only one other time all last season he scored 27 but that game he took 20 shots to do it. Against us he made 9 out of 10. He shot 90%. Not only that he made dagger after dagger after dagger.
Beasley only score more points than the 27 he did against us a game last year ONCE. He made 11 of 15 shots and again dagger after dagger after dagger. I mean he shot like 70% for petes sake.
You say people expect more from them cause they have all been pretty mediocre or sorry even. But watch Evan Turner come in here or we go on the road and play them and he score 30.
He is average. We made him look like a superstar. Even Chris Paul said he is an all star but for some reason I hope he was being sarcastic.
Soft defense, entitlement complex, poor coaching.
Actually it was an ignorant post, I didn't see the game being on the east coast and thinking it would be an easy peezy victory so didn't bother staying up for it. Yeah I'll take the heat on making a bad comment. I couldn't see it any other way with the talent disparity. Once I checked the box scores and read some comments they had an efficient shooting night.
Respect for your honesty.
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I'm speechless on our performances the last 4 games... No comment, if I actually vented my thoughts and feelings I would probably get a lot hate mail and probably get banned from CTB... So I will restrain myself...YOU'RE WELCOME!
A lot of those guys in the first post actually aren't bums lol(I know it was posted way back) but yes this has been a huge problem....
He is average. We made him look like a superstar. Even Chris Paul said he is an all star but for some reason I hope he was being sarcastic.
hes a good player. there is a reason they traded jarrett jack and handed the reigns to vasquez. i like his style and his game. yeah, he is a solid shooter
Not sure how the group feels about this but........just seems we have shown a consistent pattern this year of shutting down teams best players (most of the time), but we allow the scrubs/2nd/3rd unit players to have All-Star type performances. Recent ones that come to mind, like last night, Ajiinca---14pts 11 rbs, Miller 16pts???????????
Another game that sticks out is when we played the Spurs and Patty Mills went off and cost us the game. I could go back through the year and list many, many other similar instances but.......I'm fairly certain those of you that watch every game like I do know what I'm talking about.
I'm at a loss trying to determine why this is? Is it a lack of a scouting report? Is it us playing down to the competition? Do they feel its not necessary to actually focus and play hard against scrubs?
On a night where CP goes 0-12 & Grainger goes 0-4, it makes the above scrub stats sting even harder. I know I will catch heat for this ,but, I question their heart the last couple games. Detroit, Bucs & Pelicans. We had no business playing our starters for a single minute after the mid way mark of the 3rd quarter in any of those games. Perhaps that answers the question for me, its the 2nd unit. I don't think its that easy though, as both Ajiinca & Miller were scoring at will late against our starters. Doc has made it clear, when our shots are not falling we can still play great defense. We seem to be picking and choosing the times down the floor when we want to show our defensive teeth.
With expectations running so high in a conference that's as competitive as I can recall we can ill afford these type of mental lapses. I have to place some blame on Doc for the last three games as well. Maybe Grainger, Big Baby & CP took all the guys out for a raucous good time in the French Quarters on Tuesday night. Quite honestly, I wouldn't be so pissed about the loss if that were the case. At least it would explain why we never showed up last night.
All it would take is us to dump a few more games against, Houston, Mav's & Phx and voil, we find ourselves in the 4 seed or worse a 5 seed. Our window is now, to squander home court this late in the year would be a travesty.
We watch all or almost all Clipper games, but if we watched all games of some other team then we would also be more aware of the "scrubs" that are going off against them. Usually teams get these players that just seem to perform well against them, Ajinca seems to like playing the Clippers.
NBA is full of talent. Each team makes a plan before a game and part of that plan is to shut down the opposing stars. Therefore one of the non star talents have an opportunity to go off. Like Agent says it is probably not just us but a common phenomena across the association.
Bums are gonna go off and I'm not surprised at all. What surprises me is how little we've seen it from the bums at the end of our bench.
^ Well played.
Lucky for us Bums don't enter the playoffs so I'd say we're safe!
Repped. Would people have been happier if Anthony Davis dropped 38 on us?
I would have been happier if Davis would just have dropped,period.
Barnes has his nights going off. Collison does it sometimes. Crawford does it all the time. These are all bench guys for us. The reason we notice it on other teams is bc its teams with out super stars that have these bums going off. we have our main guys that get theirs every night theres not a lot of room for the surprise star to jump out all the time. CP3 went 0-12.... that will never ever ever happen again! let it go clipper nation
I was searching and searching for this thread... lol..... I just could not find it. Good stuff.
All those guys are rotation players
Thought I'd bring this thread back to life- the game vs the Jazz, it was:
Joe Ingles
14 points, 4 for 8 from deep, for a guy who averages 3.8 points a game. He is, however, shooting an impressive 42% from deep this year thus far.
We had a chance to sign Joe Ingles. Too bad CP was hurt at the time and Doc signed Jared Cunningham instead of Joe. He seems like a good backup to have. Had no idea he was good 3-point shooter.
Hindsight is 50-50, Jared was impressive and higher energy than Ingles. I would've selected Jared as well whose doing well coming off bench in Cleveland. Doc doesn't want to develop anyone so he trades them with the intent of signing someone whose instant offense or defense.
At least this is what I believe. Granted, I will go back and look at replies. Some randoms going off though/teams playing twice as hard:
Corey Brewer: if he had played this way back in Minnesota, he would have never been traded.
Denver Nuggets: it is OK to get blown out by 30, play their game vs the Clippers like it is game 7 of the NBA Finals.


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The tattered remains of the Driver family bible gave me the clue that I needed as to what became of my 2x great-aunt Kate Vaughan and her family. It claimed that she went to Canada on the 19th September 1919.
Whilst the words scribbled on the front page of a bible were a good clue, they need to be verified and also I needed to confirm who else went with Kate to Canada.
It seemed likely that her daughter Minnie Allison had not gone and thus ended up being adopted by my great-grandmother, but had Kate's other children also emigrated with their mother? Hopefully finding the passenger list for that journey would provide some answers.
Findmypast.co.uk has outgoing passenger lists covering the period 1890 to 1960, so in theory it should have been relatively easy to find at least Kate among the lists, but of course it wasn't.
Despite trying all the combinations I could think of I couldn't find Kate. I knew I couldn't rely on her giving the correct age, so keep that aspect of the search pretty open, but there were plenty of different names she could be travelling under. I assumed she was travelling under the name Vaughan, but when she didn't turn up under that name I wondered whether she might have been using the name Allison or Driver.
Whichever name I used I couldn't find Kate, or for that matter her husband Patrick or any of her five children. Unfortunately there was not an option to search by a departure date, only the year of departure otherwise that would have saved me some time.
I began to wonder if the information in the bible could be relied upon had the writer got the correct year and what if it wasn't Canada she went to, but completely the opposite side of the world? Perhaps it was a different Kate? So far I had found the bible to accurate, so I felt I shouldn't give up on it just yet.
I remembered the title of a podcast from The National Archives I had listened to a couple of years ago Every journey has two ends. If I couldn't find Kate leaving England then perhaps I would have more success finding her arriving in Canada.


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This should have been the next installment of my series of Sussex Day 2012 posts, but I turned on my PC this evening only to find my external hard drive sitting there doing nothing.
I am pretty sure that it is a power supply problem, which will hopefully be fixed in a matter of days thanks to Amazon, but it is nevertheless rather frustrating not being able to get at my photos.
It is especially frustrating because I hadn't made a backup copy of these photos yet. I would normally have burnt a copy of them onto a DVD by now but I have been a bit lazy over the last few months.
Even if it is a complete hard drive failure then I won't have lost anything of great significance, I have alternative backups of important stuff, so no need to panic or lose any sleep tonight.
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Recently I have been doing quite a bit of searching for ancestral homes, and to do this I have had the need to access some quite detailed maps.
Google Maps (or Multimap etc) is good for finding streets and roads, but if I want to find a particular house number then it is not much help. The Ordnance Survey Get-a-map facility is good for exploring rural areas, but even at the most detailed level it very rarely names streets or roads and individual properties are very rarely named especially in built-up areas.
Highly detailed maps are usually only available at a price from Ordnance Survey Mapping and Data Centres and of course the best place to find historic maps is at County Record Offices or public libraries for the area concerned.
There is however one source online of detailed maps which identify individual properties, even in built up areas, which is free of charge and perhaps more helpful than the Ordnance Survey. I have not seen it mentioned elsewhere, so I am guessing it is not widely known about.
If you know an address (and it still exists under that name) and can find out which local council is responsible for approving planning applications, then there is a good chance you will find details and a precise location on that council's website.
In a nutshell, the English and Welsh (not sure about Scotland or Northern Ireland) planning system means that if someone wants to make a structural alteration to their property, then they need to submit a planning application to the local council for approval. The council will give interested parties (such as neighbours) a chance to have their say before approving or rejecting the application. More and more councils seem to be making applications available to view online, and this means having a database of all the properties in their area marked on a map, thereby linking the whole thing together.
If you go to the relevant council's website and find their planning pages you will probably find a link to the database (many council's seem to use an application called "Public Access"). It is fairly self-explanatory to use, but I will put together and post a little working example to show how to use it. The application is not very pretty to look at, such that the map display is probably not something you will want to add to your family tree, but it should provide you enough information to locate the property on Google Maps or elsewhere. It should also be noted that the map display part of the application does not work in Firefox (unless you use the IE tab add-on) only Internet Explorer, although I haven't tried any other browsers.
Of course you might strike it lucky and find that your ancestors property has had a planning application submitted, in which case you might find all manner of information, including detailed plans or even photos (although these probably won't be of a very good quality after being scanned) and all manner of correspondence relating to the application. Bear in mind that most of the information online is going to be from the last few years, so it is not going to be a good source of historical material.
I will leave you with a screenshot of what I am talking about, and example from my own family tree taken from the Horsham District Council website: 6 Park Road, Henfield, Sussex (where John FAIRS was living in 1911). The green dots represent individual properties, the hatched areas are planning applications.


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Below is another view of Devil's Dyke, West Sussex looking south-west towards the north face of the hill, showing Poynings Church in the foreground with it's solid square tower, but then the caption already told you that.
This postcard is unused, but the back reveals that it was No. 30 in The Brighton Palace Series XVIII, which means it was published by the Handwercks of Brighton, Sussex and probably dates from around 1912-13.
Apart from the farm buildings and haystacks in the foreground, the other interesting feature of this card is the steep grade railway on the side of the hill. That light coloured strip running half-way down the side of the hill marks the course of the railway.
It was a funicular railway transporting visitors up and down the side of the hill, supposedly to enable visitors to the Dyke to all visit the villages at the foot of the Downs, but as you can see it didn't really go all the way, and I suspect it was of little practical value.


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DENVER � Gov. John Hickenlooper signed three controversial gun bills Wednesday morning, even as police were searching for the man who shot to death a member of his Cabinet on Tuesday night.
The governor signed bills to require background checks for private gun sales, ban the sale of new ammunition magazines greater than 15 rounds and require gun buyers to pay for their own background checks.
�What we have signed here today are several bills that make our state materially safer in the long run,� Hickenlooper said.
Two more gun bills remain to be debated in the House, but Wednesday�s signatures mark the beginning of the end of an extraordinarily heated debate, even by the standards of the state Capitol. Gun-rights advocates packed into committee hearings that stretched for hours, and drivers circled the Capitol honking their horns for hours when the Senate was voting on the bills. Several legislators received threats of violence.
Legislative leaders didn�t intend to make the session about guns, said Senate President John Morse, D-Colorado Springs.
�It was forced upon us by two horrific massacres in one year, one in our own backyard. It�s been an exhausting and emotionally draining session,� Morse said.
Hickenlooper signed the bills eight months to the day after the Aurora movie-theater massacre.
He also signed the bills about 12 hours after his director of the Department of Corrections, Tom Clements, was shot to death when he answered the door at his Monument home Tuesday night.
�I think it�s a coincidence, but an incredibly tragic and sad coincidence, that we have to process all this in a single day,� Hickenlooper said.
The governor also said he would issue a �signing statement� along with the 15-round magazine ban, to address concerns that the new law could be interpreted as banning almost all magazines.
Attorney General John Suthers asked Hickenlooper for the signing statement. Gun-rights advocates have pledged to sue the state over the law.
�We�re going to suggest the interpretation of these laws in a very narrow sense,� Hickenlooper said.
In the statement, Hickenlooper noted that other states have bans on larger magazines, and gun-makers have been able to continue to sell their products in those states.
The governor directed his Department of Public Safety to write instructions for law enforcement on how to properly and narrowly enforce the bill.
That didn�t impress Sen. Greg Brophy, R-Wray, an outspoken opponent of the gun legislation.
�A signing statement that would have mattered? Veto,� Brophy said.
Brophy alleged that Democrats �don�t know anything about firearms.�
�They don�t like gun owners. They don�t respect gun owners,� Brophy said.
Both sides asserted that public opinion is on their side, and Brophy thinks both Hickenlooper and legislative Democrats are in danger of losing their re-election campaigns next year.
�The real solution here is going to be at the ballot box in 2014,� Brophy said.
Democrats say most Coloradans support the bills, especially universal background checks. Polls back up their claim.
�These are laws a majority of Colorado citizens wanted, and we worked very hard to make them a reality,� Morse said.
But Hickenlooper acknowledged that there�s a split in opinion between urban and rural Colorado. County sheriffs oppose the new laws, while police chiefs support them.
�That�s part of that urban-rural divide that I intend to work very hard to mend. This shouldn�t be urban versus rural. We are all one state,� Hickenlooper said.
Two more gun bills remain. One would take guns from certain domestic violence suspects, and the other would require in-person training to get a concealed weapons permit.
Democrats also announced a bill to add more mental-health information into the state�s background-check database, but they have not introduced it yet.