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CLEVELAND, Ohio -- At just past the midway point in the basketball season, and a third of the way through their respective conference races, Akron, Cleveland State and Kent State are tracking toward winning seasons but have yet to show themselves to be special.
Indeed, it can be argued the preseason concerns for all three have been magnified, not corrected, and postseason play is still in doubt for each.
The focus has been on Akron's point guard issues all season and Saturday's combined 0 points, 0 rebound performance from junior Nyles Evans and sophomore Carmelo Betancourt in a 75-61 Mid-American Conference loss to Toledo shows nothing has changed.
But an equal problem for Akron (11-6, 3-1) seems to be developing in the post. In 6-11, 235-pound sophomore transfer Pat Forsythe from West Virginia, and 6-10, 285-pound freshman Isaiah Johnson, the Zips were expected to make up in points what the graduation loss of 7-0 Zeke Marshall provided with his shot-blocking defense.
Yet those two players have delivered only four double-figure scoring games combined. Against the Rockets they combined for four points, one rebound and four blocked shots. On the season, combined, Forsythe and Johnson are averaging 10.0 points and 6.7 rebounds.
At point guard and center the Rockets dominated Akron, 35-4 in points and 8-1 in rebounds.
Considering Akron is just a 33.9 percent shooting 3-point team, and very pedestrian 61.9 percent from the foul line, the Zips need more than a double-double from power forward Demetrius Treadwell to top good MAC teams. Forsythe and Johnson have to start making their presence felt, consistently.
The most important position in the MAC is at power forward. To understand the challenges facing Kent State (11-6, 2-2) in the MAC's East Division, rank KSU's play at power forward against Javon McCrea at Buffalo, Maurice Ndour at Ohio University, Richaun Holmes at Bowling Green and Treadwell at Akron.
A strong argument can be made for each of those players to be first team All-MAC. Then factor what PF Bill Edwards recent return from injury at Miami has done to uplift the RedHawks.
Where does that leave the Golden Flashes, not just this season but going forward, as 6-5 senior PF Darren Goodson (9.9 points) has been inconsistent? Only McCrea on that list is a senior. Next season 6-7 sophomore transfer Jimmy Hall (12.7 points, 9.4 rebounds) from Hofstra will answer some of Kent's problem at that spot, but there is still an issue in the post considering Mark Henniger (8.4 points) graduates, his backup Mel Tabb (3.5 ppg) graduates, and sophomore shot-blocker/rebounder Khaliq Spicer (3.7) is no real scoring threat.
Kent's perimeter play of junior Derek Jackson, junior Kris Brewer, sophomore Kellen Thomas and junior Dev Manley will carry the load, and with 6-6 incoming freshman guard Rosel Hurley KSU's backcourt can be more than MAC caliber. But fixing the baseline, particularly finding an elite power forward, will be the difference between being a conference contender or not.
Injuries have become an almost annual problem for Cleveland State (11-9, 3-3) and the issue has risen again. First, 6-9 senior Luda Ndaye (shoulder) has yet to play this season and appears destined for a redshirt.
Against Wright State the Vikings were without Sebastian Douglas and Anton Grady for the second straight game due to concussions. Neither will return until cleared by doctors. Senior transfer Jon Harris has already suffered two concussions this season. If he has another, his career is over.
If CSU can become healthy again by February, a month where they have struggled in recent years, it is still possible for the Vikings to make a strong late-season push to contend for a regular season title and be a major threat for the Horizon League Tournament.
The second half of the season should indicate which direction all three teams are headed, for this season and in the future.
Womens basketball: Cleveland State (8-9, 3-1), despite a loss this past weekend to Green Bay, looks to be a major player in the Horizon League. … Akron (8-8, 2-3) snapped out of a three-game losing streak by taking down spiraling Kent State on Saturday. … The Golden Flashes (3-13, 0-5) can't seem to find themselves as they have now lost eight straight, including the last six each by 17 points or more.
This week's schedule:
Wednesday -- Men: Illinois-Chicago at Cleveland State, 7 p.m., WHK AM/1420; Akron at Eastern Michigan, 7 p.m., WARF AM/1350. Women: Kent vs. Central Michigan, 7 p.m.
Thursday -- Men: Kent State vs. Western Michigan, 7 p.m., WHLO AM/640. Women: Oakland at Cleveland State, 7 p.m.; Ohio University at Akron, 7 p.m.
Saturday -- Men: Valparaiso at Cleveland State, 2 p.m., WHK AM/1420; Akron at Central Michigan, 7 p.m., WARF AM/1350. Women: Cleveland State at UIC, 4 p.m.; Kent State at Miami, 2 p.m.
Sunday -- Men: Kent at Toledo, 6 p.m., WHLO AM/640. Women: Akron at Eastern Michigan, 2 p.m.


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EUGENE -- When asked to take stock of his Oregon team after 14 spring football practices, second-year head coach Mark Helfrich described the Ducks' practices Thursday as a "great give and take."
In UO's 15th practice -- also known as Saturday's spring game at Autzen Stadium -- a defense that has spent the last four months getting used to new defensive coordinator Don Pellum's stylings will aim to take more than it gives.
"I think defensively we're building to where we need to be and so it was a good overall," Helfrich said on a conference call of Pac-12 coaches . "We'll find out on Saturday."
There isn't much to know about Duck mainstays such as cornerback Ifo Ekpre-Olomu, linebackers Derrick Malone and Rodney Hardrick or drop end Tony Washington. And that's a good thing on Saturday because their playing time will be limited as they cede the spotlight to reserves attempting to leave a final impression on their coaches and, for fans, the first impression since December.
Here, then, are five defensive players to watch in Saturday's spring game (11 a.m., broadcast on Pac-12 Networks).
1. T.J. Daniel, sophomore, defensive line
The converted tight end will attempt to stop his former battery mates from his new home along the defensive line, where coaches say he has blossomed this spring in his first full year at the position. But if you're picturing Dion Jordan, the last tight end-turned-defender at Oregon, when projecting Daniel's skills, don't. At 6-foot-6 and 275 pounds, his strength is his combination of footwork and a massive frame instead of the length and speed Jordan wielded so well. Saturday we'll find out if he can turn the tables on the offense.
Oregon coach Mark Helfrich: "T.J. Daniel practices really well. I think he's starting to just have more confidence in everything he does."
2. Tyree Robinson, redshirt freshman, safety
In recent years the safety job at Oregon has been defined by shorter players who hit like a ton of bricks, such as Patrick Chung, Eddie Pleasant, T.J. Ward, John Boyett and Avery Patterson. Though 6-foot-4, 200-pound Tyree Robinson does not fit that physical profile, the reviews of his physical play have already cut the figure of that play-making safety mold.
But can he overcome his relative inexperience to beat players such as Issac Dixon or Reggie Daniels for the job? That remains to be seen and will continue through fall camp. On Saturday, at least, fans can view the physical gifts that have left some Ducks buzzing.
3. Oshay Dunmore, sophomore, outside linebacker
Like Daniel, Dunmore appears to be enjoying the fruits of his first full year at a new position. The former safety recruit is only 215 pounds, which makes covering receivers and running backs second nature. Rushing off the edge and beating blockers is the last piece to come into place.
Outside linebackers coach Erik Chinander: "He's got a long way to go, all our guys have a long way to go, but he flashes it a lot. Some of the things that he does really well are the things he's already good at, like being in space and coming off the edge. When he gets inside the box he's got to work a little bit but we'll get him there."
4. Dominique Harrison, junior, cornerback
Though it is finally senior corner Dior Mathis' time to contribute in a major role after four up-and-down seasons, the open job at starting corner opposite Ekpre-Olomu isn't his quite yet. That's because he's been battling with Dominique Harrison, the junior college transfer who has been praised heavily since arriving at Oregon in January in time for winter workouts. Two weeks ago, he was said to have returned an interception 100 yards.
But though Harrison boasts experience that another competitor, redshirt freshman Chris Seisay, does not, he is behind both Seisay and Mathis in his knowledge of this particular defense. Saturday could show his comfort and a preview of the cornerback battle in fall camp.
Quarterback Marcus Mariota: "(Harrison) is good at shadowing, he's good at being in the right place at the right time. He had some keys plays even in this scrimmage."
5. Arik Armstead, junior, defensive tackle
The Duck defender with the most pressure in 2014 is Armstead, the 6-foot-8, 297-pound lineman whose production hasn't matched his elite-recruit hype largely due to a severely injured wrist in 2013. But that's not just the media talking: Armstead has big expectations for himself, too, as judged by the $5 million insurance policy he purchased this spring that potential loss of value should an injury derail his NFL dreams.
Even if he plays but a few series, Armstead will be a key Duck to watch Saturday. His footwork has always been a steady strength because of his background as a prep basketball star, so instead focus on how he leverages himself by getting low -- a not-so-easy task for UO's tall defensive line.
Armstead: I'm a d-lineman because that's what I'm passionate about. I feel like whatever I'm passionate about I'm going to be the best at that and, you know, this is what I chose to do with my life so I'm going to give it all I can.
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- Exalead has become known for integrating facial recognition technology but it still lacks some accuracy. I tried searching [Paris] there using "face" filter and did get a lot of faces (along with a few non-facial images).
- PicItUp offers a "face" filter and also fails to return only relevant results. Among other advanced image search options, the service also allows for "landscape" and image "product" search.
- Google images also employ face search (with imgtype=face added to the string) that seems to return most relevant results (well, no wonder). Google images has also recently introduced "photo content" image search.
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• Model Hilary Rhoda has optimistic, positive thoughts about beauty: "Trust that you'll grow into your features and never listen to people's rejection. Always carry yourself with confidence — for me, that is what the definition of beauty is." [Beauty Blog/Teen Vogue]
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SYRACUSE, N.Y. — It was there. Oh, so close for the taking. A lead. On the road. Against the No. 7 team in the country and then ... nothing. Wiped off the map. That was how Rutgers' final trip to the Carrier Dome to play Syracuse in the Big East Conference ended Wednesday night. A 78-53 demolition which was punctuated by a 24-0 run that spanned the end of the first half and beginning of the second. Clunkers can happen, but this quickly and this ruthlessly? Rutgers needs to check itself.
1. Did we hear that right? A 24-0 run? How did that happen?
Well, Mike Rice said afterwards that it was due to a lack of toughness by his team. Now, normally it's easy to blow that type of bluster off and chalk it up to coach-speak. But this was different and Rice has a point: His team was up 20-18 immediately before the run began. Rutgers was doing everything it needed to do to contain Syracuse and its transition offense. But then the Orange hit a shot after Rutgers missed a chance to go up four and the wheels immediately flew off. There were rushed shots, botched offensive possessions and lapses on defense. Do that against any team and you're going to be on the wrong end of a bad run. Do that against a team the caliber of Syracuse and you're going to get walloped. Too often, we see these quick flashes of terrific play by Rutgers (think between the 12- and 4-minute mark in the season-opener against Saint Peter's) only to be followed an absolutely mystifying stretch. Rice is right: His team got pushed down and instead of coming up swinging, they looked at how bad the boo-boo was. Can't have that in the Big East.
2. OK, so Rutgers won nine games in the non-conference and then got spanked by 25 in its conference opener. Where do these guys stand?
To be honest, probably somewhere in the middle. While Rutgers was able to compile nine wins in its non-conference schedule, it was against some relatively weak competition. (It's average KenPom rating for the nine teams it beat this season is 177.8.) That's not to say that Rutgers didn't glean anything from winning and playing those games, but it simply isn't the same as going toe-to-toe with Syracuse. There is something to be said for trying to bulk up an overall resume with wins in the non-conference schedule in a brutally tough league like the Big East. But this Scarlet Knights team is still a young team that is learning how to compete night in and night out. We don't think that the gap between Syracuse (and other Big East elite teams) and Rutgers is as big as this game suggests. However, there may be time for a reexamination after a thorough drubbing at the hands of the ninth-ranked team in the country.
3. So where does Rutgers go from here?
It's still very early and there's no reason to sound the alarm (yet) for this Scarlet Knights season. But -- and this is a big "but" -- Rutgers will need to show up in a big way on Saturday morning against Pittsburgh. The Panthers are 12-2, but like Rutgers, fattened up on a soft non-conference slate only to be dealt a loss in its conference opener against Cincinnati. Rutgers already has the deck stacked against it in terms of trying to move up in the Big East standings, but starting 0-2 is a difficult boulder to try and move. A win would even up the Rutgers mark at 1-1, heading into a three-game stretch where the opponents -- St. John's, Cincinnati and South Florida -- are all winnable games.
Eli Carter (19 pts., 2 ast.): Hard to get on Carter. Only guy who did any scoring and did it pretty efficiently, knocking down seven of his 13 shots. Was one of the few players who consistently looked for his shot during that 24-0 run.
Brandon Triche (25 pts., 6 ast., 4 stl., 3 reb.): Did a lot of other things Wednesday night other than scoring, but let's face it -- the offense is what did the trick. Triche was a nightmare in transition, helping the Orange to rip off that 24-0 run.
C.J. Fair (15 pts., 4 reb., 3 blk.): Mike Rice has to see this guy in his nightmares. Three games: 53 points, 20 rebounds.
Rutgers: Doesn't matter that Syracuse is more stacked and talented. The Scarlet Knights are a Big East team playing another Big East team and got a 24-0 run dropped on them after being up 20-18. Bad, bad, bad.
Wally Judge (8 pts., 5 reb.): Needs to work on his speed towards the basket when getting a pass close to the hoop. He's very fluid athletically, but as soon as he gets the ball down low, it's like he gets stuck in molasses. A lot of dribbling and indecision that leads to turnovers. If he does that, it'll open up a lot of other channels.
Mike Poole (1 pt., 1 reb., 2 stl.): Looks like he has completely lost confidence in his bread-and-butter: The mid-range jumper. Poole seems tentative when getting that look because he hasn't been connecting on it so far this season. Well, that's the shot you need to have to beat the Syracuse zone and Poole came up empty.
The News
Rutgers head coach Mike Rice returned to the sidelines for the first time since his 16-day, three-game suspension for a violation of athletic department policy. Rice, who was also fined $50,000 in addition to being suspended without pay, said that he was glad to be back with the team.
With the win Wednesday night, Syracuse head coach Jim Boeheim won his 903rd game, putting him ahead of Bobby Knight for second place on the all-time list. Boeheim, who has spent his entire basketball life at the school -- as a player, assistant and finally head coach -- is 36 wins behind Duke's Mike Krzyzewski for most all-time in Division 1.
The Notes
How's this for irony? After the conclusion of Wednesday night's game, Syracuse's Jim Boeheim did a TV interview talking about his 903rd win. The interviewer? None other than former Rutgers head coach, Bob Wenzel -- the last man to take the Scarlet Knights to the NCAA Tournament. ... This was the last trip to the Carrier Dome for the Scarlet Knights with Syracuse as a member of the Big East Conference. The Orange are slated to leave the league after this season to join the ACC. ... Eli Carter has now recorded double-figure scoring outputs in his last 11 games. He had 19 on the night. ... Despite the loss, Kadeem Jack had a career-high 13 rebounds. It was also the first time the sophomore had double-digit rebounds in his career. ... The 24-0 run by Syracuse midway through the game lasted 7 minutes and 52 seconds. It was stopped by a Wally Judge layup at the 19:12 mark in the second half. ... Rutgers is now 2-16 all time in Big East Conference season openers.
The Quotes
"Lack of response and toughness. We're really good when we're scoring and things are going our way. It's just, this team's response and toughness — we lack the energy. We lack the toughness."
-- RICE on why his team was on the wrong end of a 24-0 run
"When it was 20-18, I really thought this would be a hard night. I thought we were playing really well and we were down two. I'm shocked at what happened after that."
-- JIM BOEHEIM on Syracuse engineering the run
"Coming into the game, we knew that if we contained them transition-wise and got back, we'd be able to hold them off. And I feel like that's what it was. We couldn't stop them on anything in transition. Brandon Triche and Mike Carter-Williams basically did whatever they wanted in transition."
-- MILLER on what contributed to the run
"We just have to remain confident and stick to our blueprint. Come out here and do what we're capable of. If we do that, we can compete with anybody. But tonight, was definitely a clunker."
-- JOHNSON on moving forward past this loss
"In this league, there's going to be some bad things happen. Whether it's missed shots or turnovers. You can't have them against Syracuse, but we had 'em. But it's how you respond defensively. They had their runs and our defense was a no-show after we stopped scoring."
-- RICE on how his team didn't fight back after the run started
The Carrier Dome has never been much of a welcome place for any team in the Big East Conference. But for Rutgers, it's been a particularly terrible place to play games. In the 17 years that the Scarlet Knights have been in the league and playing Syracuse in the dome consistently, they have had five blowout losses of 20 points or more. A staggering number when you consider just how far apart the two programs have been over that time.


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ALLEMAN - Waiting 26 days between wins will humble any team, but it didn't break South Hamilton.
And when the Hawks needed to win, they did.
Putting a nine-game losing skid in the rearview mirror, South Hamilton made the most of its fresh start in the postseason here Saturday night. The Hawks scored three runs in the third inning and never trailed in a 4-2 victory over Colfax-Mingo in a Class 2A District 14 quarterfinal-round contest.
It was their first win since a 10-5 triumph over Roland-Story back on June 11.
"The whole mentality towards the game was a complete 180 from the last two weeks," South Hamilton head coach Bret Bell said. "We just needed to play pitch to pitch, out to out, inning to inning, and we did that."
Sophomore Devin Howard produced the game-changing blast - a second-inning two-run home run to left-center field. It came after Cole Swenson delivered an RBI groundout earlier in the frame that put South Hamilton (9-15) in front for good.
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John Hegland added an RBI sacrifice fly in the fifth.
The Hawks racked up 10 hits off Colfax-Mingo pitcher Tyler Annis. Trevor Ullestad went 3-for-3, and Hegland was 2-for-2. Justin Shepherd, Chris Jacobson, Lane Heinlein and Jordan Sogard all added singles.
The Tigerhawks (15-17) cut its deficit to 4-2 in the sixth inning, but Heinlein closed the door in the seventh for the complete-game win on the bump. Heinlein allowed eight hits and two walks, and he fanned two.
Bell said Heinlein was strong on the mound, but the right-hander also got plenty of help from his defense.
"Lane threw a great game, but he let the defense do the work," Bell said. "Justin Shepherd made one of the best plays I've ever seen him make up the middle to get a double play, and it was just great to see us make those plays."
The win pushed South Hamilton into Tuesday's district semifinal against third-ranked North Polk on the Comets' home diamond in Alleman at 7 p.m.
North Polk (26-4) swept a pair of regular season games from the Hawks, but Bell says he and his players aren't ready to concede anything.
"I told the guys after (Saturday's) game that if you're going to be intimidated when you're in the batter's box, then I'll find somebody else to put in there," Bell said. "There's no doubt in my mind that we can win this game."
South Hamilton could face North Polk ace pitcher Jacob Hadaway, a junior who hasn't allowed an earned run in 47 innings of work this season. He's 7-0 with 80 strikeouts; opponents are batting just .070 against him.


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Rabbi White is currently heading the Chabad Lubavitch movement in WA. He lectures at Carmel High School part-time and recently trained in New York at the Rhor Jewish Learning Institute. The prestigious and world-renowned course is now available in WA under the leadership of Rabbi White. Since living in Perth, Rabbi White has five more children, Levi-Yitzchak, Menachem Mendel, Chaya Mushka, Shterna Sara and Yehuda Leib. Besides spending time with his family and friends, he enjoys sports, hiking and discussing Jewish topics.
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Drizzy drama at XDA dev forums
UPDATE: Follow my links in the comments. A lot of people are saying that all of Drizzy's deletions are an attempt to cover up his scamming for a free phone, not to dodge Motorola's supposed inquiries or warnings. He also turns out to be HardDaez – the dude that stole the original Hero ROM from Haykuro, contributing to his decision to retire. Messy stuff, this is.
One of the reasons (O.K., the reason) I rely on DroidDog Hounds for XDA info is because the threads of interest to the general public are so ridiculously popular. By the time I discover the hot topic of the day, there are 2oo pages of posts. I don't currently have the time to sift through them, though I could probably turn this site into nothing more than a summary of daily XDA events and see decent traffic.
Anyway, back to the Hounds. Thanks to DroidDog mod and good friend of PhoneDog, @johnashtonedgar, for keeping me apprised of the never-ending action that unfolds in those murky forums. It appears that Drizzy Drake Rogers – an XDA developer who is currently bringing MotoBlur to the masses – is undergoing a bit of corporate pressure. Check out the following post of Drizzy's which can be found at the bottom of this page:
Why is everybody saying i tried to scam someone, wth is everyone talking about, im trying to delte everything so I wont get charged for 506 copyright federal law i BROKE!
I received notice's, letters, threats from moto but i continued to do what I wanted to do, just for you all, now im trying to duck these charges so what is this scam your all talking about!
my situation is worst than cyanogens, but i am still here!
EDIT: I have 0.8 ready!!
Yikes! Sounds serious, and as Drizzy states, could be more serious than the hubbub that swirled around Cyanagon for a few days there. After all, Cyanogen took a very different approach in responding to Google. We will see. As for the accusations permeating that thread, I'm going to have to let them remain a mystery. I've a got a Saturday Wrap to write.


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"Halt!," the security guard yelled. "The pumpkins in the cart are okay, but the ones in Mrs. Obama's pants still need to be paid for." The moment hung awkwardly among them for the rest of the day.
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"Hmm... let's see, that guy will be a pumpkin wagon pusher, and the other guy can be um... a federal pumpkin wagon inspector," thought the President, "That's two more jobs created today - oh well no rest for the weary..."
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These'll make great gifts for the Queen of England....once they're carved in my likeness.
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The final score was 8-1.
Jenna O'Halloran and Amanda Gallant also found the back of the net for West Prince, which took a 4-1 lead into halftime.
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After tying Glacier Peak earlier this season, the Oak Harbor High School soccer team was hoping to pick up a win this time around, but the Grizzlies defeated the Wildcats 4-0 in Snohomish Monday, April 16.
Glacier Peak upped its record to 3-4-3 with the win while Oak Harbor fell to 0-9-1.
Coach Brian Thompson said, "We had a good first half with the ball kept in our end of the field a lot of the time. The second half was different after the third goal. Our players let themselves stop believing they could come back. We now have to fight back those feelings and play a better game mentally and physically. Sometimes the pressure to win overrides the reasons we play soccer, to hone our skills, have great competition and just enjoy the game."
The Wildcats face Mountlake Terrace (3-7-1) at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, April 18, at Wildcat Memorial Stadium.
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The state Department of Transportation and Development is reporting that Interstate 10 between Highway 11 in eastern New Orleans and Interstate 310 in St. Charles Parish has reopened. The stretch of highway, which winds through New Orleans and into Jefferson Parish, was closed Tuesday (Jan. 28) because of hazardous conditions created by the passing winter storm.
Both directions of I-610 in New Orleans have also reopened. The I-10 twin spans have not yet reopened, according to DOTD officials.
The Bonnet Carre Spillway also had not reopened as of Wednesday evening. I-10 West traffic will be diverted onto Interstate 310 in St. Charles, away from westbound spillway, said Sgt. Brian McGregor, spokesman for the Kenner Police.
Interstate 310 between Highway 90 on the West Bank and Airline Highway in St. Charles reopened about 1 p.m.


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Frenette's broken ski
January 28, 2014 - Chris Knight
Many of us have had this experience. You get to your destination after a long flight, only to find your luggage didn't make it with you. Maybe even worse, your luggage arrives on time, but you open it up and find something missing or broken.
Now, picture this. You're a 21-year-old ski jumper who's just been named to the U.S. Olympic Team. You arrive in Whistler, British Columbia to get some training in a week before you're due to travel to Sochi, Russia for the Winter Olympics. They unload your ski bag from the plane, you open it up and, (insert appropriate curse word) one of your skis has been mangled!
That's just what happened to Saranac Lake's Peter Frenette, according to a series of posts today on the "Friends of Peter Frenette – USA Ski Jumper" page.
"Not a good way to start out the week … Peter's skis were broken when he got to Whistler … working on that with United, but jumped well today on Mackenzie's skis. Send some positive calming good karma Peter's way."
The Mackenzie who loaned Frenette a pair of his skis is his friend Mackenzie Boyd-Klaus of Canada, who like Frenette competed in the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver and is also headed to Sochi. Who says the U.S. and Canada can't get along!
Frenette posted a picture of his wrecked ski on Twitter (@pfSKIJUMPING). I've reposted it here.
"Broken skis! A special thanks to @united baggage handlers who took such great care of my skis... #comeon," Frenette tweeted.
A couple of Frenette's followers on Facebook had some not-so-kind things to say about United, but a subsequent post (I assume from Frenette's mom) on the page urged them to chill out.
"I'm pretty sure Peter will come out all right on this one," the post reads. "His aunt is a pilot for United and was on the phone right away and United is also the official carrier and sponsor of the US Olympic Team. Let's cut them a little slack."
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Ten-year NBA veteran Chris Kaman agreed to a contract with the Los Angeles Lakers on Monday.
UPDATE: Friday, July 12, at 4:53 p.m. ET by Ian Hanford
The Lakers made their signing of Kaman official on Friday via Twitter:
OFFICIAL: Lakers Sign Center @ChrisKaman. PRESS RELEASE: http://t.co/pPwlj7HqmS | PIC: pic.twitter.com/op1NsQx9Sz— Los Angeles Lakers (@Lakers) July 12, 2013
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ESPN's Marc Stein first reported that the 31-year-old center had come off the free-agent market:
Lakers and Chris Kaman, I've told, have agreed to terms on one-year deal— Marc Stein (@ESPNSteinLine) July 8, 2013
Terms of Kaman's new one-year contract were not immediately available, but ESPN's Ramona Shelburne had this post explaining how he's being brought on board:
Kaman will get the Lakers mini midlevel exception, Im told— Ramona Shelburne (@ramonashelburne) July 8, 2013
Kaman also told his Twitter followers shortly after the news broke:
It's true, I am going to be going back to LA and it's to play for the Lakers! I am excited about this move and can't wait to play! #Lakers— Chris Kaman (@ChrisKaman) July 8, 2013
The Lakers will be the fourth team Kaman has suited up for in his NBA career, joining the Los Angeles Clippers, New Orleans Pelicans and Dallas Mavericks. In 66 games (52 starts) with the Mavericks during the 2012-13 campaign, Kaman averaged 10.5 points and 5.6 rebounds on 50.7 percent shooting from the floor.
He has career averages of 11.8 points and 8.0 rebounds per game.
Kaman didn't take long to earn a spot in the starting lineup after being taken by the Clippers in the first round of the 2003 NBA draft. Paired with a dominant Elton Brand in the frontcourt, he helped the franchise reach the postseason for the first time in nine years in 2006.
Though he put up consistent numbers when he was on the floor, Kaman was often hindered by injuries during his Clipper career. Only in his rookie season did the former Central Michigan star play in all 82 regular-season games.
He finished his eight-year career with the Clips in the summer of 2011, when he was shipped to New Orleans along with shooting guard Eric Gordon in the deal that brought Chris Paul to Los Angeles. Injured again in parts of the year, he averaged over 13 points and seven rebounds in his lone season with the Hornets.
Kaman was a free agent last summer, signing a one-year, $8 million deal with the Mavericks—a move that paired him with former German national teammate Dirk Nowitzki just one season removed from Dallas winning the NBA Finals.
Handed the starting center job following the amnesty of Brendan Haywood and sign-and-trade deal that sent Ian Mahinmi to Indiana, Kaman was expected to shoulder a good portion of Dallas' offensive workload. Nowitzki went under the knife to correct a knee issue just before the season started, leaving Kaman even more opportunities to excel.
After a hot start to the season in which he poured in double-digit scoring efforts in each of his first four games, Kaman's production began to dip, and head coach Rick Carlisle's trust in his defensive abilities started to waver.
Carlisle started using Dallas' "small-ball" lineup to close games out because of Kaman's inconsistencies on the defensive end, prompting the big man to admit he needed to play better in the post to earn more crunch-time minutes in mid-December.
What grade would you give the Kaman signing?
Dallas media members, including ESPN Dallas' Tim MacMahon, described Kaman as "disgruntled" toward the end of the season, but MacMahon did note that Kaman chose his words about a lack of playing time carefully to avoid any fallout from the coaching staff or upper management.
The Mavericks were not expected to pursue Kaman, having given him a one-year contract to preserve cap space for a push at marquee free agents this summer.
However, the Lakers appear to see plenty of potential in the one-time All-Star's game.
Expect Kaman to come into the 2013-14 season motivated and willing do to whatever it takes to prove he can be a valuable contributor in place of the departing Dwight Howard.


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Get a Swedish Tattoo
February 14, 2011 - Steve Murch
There are times where I get really, really, really (you get the point) annoyed with Hollywood's general lack of creativity. I'm not a huge fan of blockbusters, so I will concede there are several of those that capture the public's imagination. I just don't get worked up over movies that are moved by action more than by dialogue.
So today's rant is about two movies in particular: Arthur and The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo. The first is a remake of the 1980s movie starring Dudley Moore, the latter is the American version based on the novel by Steig Larsson that was made into a Swedish movie that just won a BAFTA (think British Oscars).
In terms of Arthur, it might not help that I'm not crazy about Russell Brand. He's OK, but … Remaking Arthur is kind of strange anyway. It was a nice, little comedy that made a boatload of money, which in Hollywood-ese means "Let's try and remilk that cow for all it's worth." I'm sure this updated version will be edgier, since Brand is an edgy comic. But all Arthur was in the original was a hapless drunk who meant no harm to anyone. This version, I'm not so sure. Chance are it won't be a blockbuster anyway, but stranger things have happened.
My bigger problem is with The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo. I guess the issue shouldn't be with Hollywood, but viewers. It's too bad there aren't more people willing to watch foreign-language films because the Millennium Trilogy – The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, The Girl Who Played with Fire and The Girl Who Kicked in the Hornet's Nest – are incredible movies (generally I like to read the book first, but this time I'm doing it in reverse). Noomi Rapace and Michael Nyqvist were perfect as Lisbeth Salander and Mikael Blomkvist. There is no way Daniel Craig and Rooney Mara will be able to match them.
On top of that, the original trilogy logs in at over seven hours, we know American audiences have a problem with movies that go over two hours long unless they have lots of comic book action. None of the trilogy movies has a lot of that kind of action, and there are layers of plot twists to peel back and understand you don't get to the point when you skip a lot of the pertinent information. You get that when making books into movies, but it goes back to audiences needing to have more patience and enjoy the storytelling.
I haven't read any other information on the remake of The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo because I don't have much interest in it, so I wonder if the movie will even be set in Sweden. Unless it receives movie-of-the-year kind of accolades I doubt I will watch it. I've seen the original and that one is just fine by me.
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Come-from-behind drama? Check.
Bases-loaded disaster averted? Check.
Beating what is quite likely the best pitcher in baseball, Cliff Lee? Oh yeah, we've got that, too.
Let's be clear: The Red Sox clinched the American League wild card spot with style tonight, winning just the kind of game that tends to present itself in difficult playoff moments.
With key contributions from everyone from Kevin Youkilis to Hideki Okajima, though, the team is in, banged up lineup or not. And while it's hard to believe the team will top the ridiculous fun after they clinched the American League East last season, there's a sense of satisfaction in watching the team pull through in the face of numerous injuries and Manny Ramirez reaching Naomi Campbell levels of drama.
So, here's to the Red Sox, from the stars like David Ortiz and Dustin Pedroia right on down to the good soldiers like Alex Cora and Sean Casey. The regular season wasn't easy, but there's a new day coming.
In the meantime, we'll just have to enjoy the scene in the locker room tonight, beginning with Jonathan Papelbon who was his usual shy self after putting the game away with a lights-out save:
You know it's a party when the Large Father pulls out the Large Goggles:
Sean Casey appears to fit right in. Think he'll be video blogging this one?
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Linda Groeling Waterman, 69, of Marcellus, passed away Monday at University Hospital, after a 26-year-battle with brain cancer. Born in Waukegan, IL, she lived in the Marcellus area for most of her life. Linda received her bachelor's and master's degrees from Albany State University. During her teaching career, she taught math at Lisha Kill Middle School in the Colonie Central School District, Jordan Elbridge School District and the Marcellus School District, where she was also the tennis coach for the high school. She tutored at the Cathedral School in Syracuse. Linda was one of the original founders of the JDRF, Syracuse Chapter. She was named the 1960 NY State Champion Baton Twirler and was a 1970-1980s champion doubles tennis player. She also enjoyed knitting, sewing and crocheting.
In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made in Linda's memory to the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation, CNY Chapter, 100 Metropolitan Park Dr., Liverpool, NY 13088.
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Burney slipped into camp yesterday and I just got a call from him. Dad, Chris and Burney are trapped in the laundry room at camp surrounded by crazed wild hogs and are low on bullets. The hogs were gouging the door with their tusks as they frantically tried to keep them out. He asked me to bring more bullets and whiskey.


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2007 MINING UPDATE (The Summer of the Gremlins Continues)
By Joseph L. Dorris
|The following article appeared in Mineral News Vol 23, No. 10, Oct 2007 Issue. firstname.lastname@example.com
Although the article appears as printed, I have added additional photographs, most of which can be clicked and enlarged.
September 19, after nearly 30 months, I was finally poised to begin mechanized operations on Topaz Mountain Gem Mine. You may recognize this mine as the two placers that Walt Rubeck formerly operated as a fee dig site before in spring 2005 he passed away. Topaz Mountain Gem Mine is located on the edge of the Tarryall Mountains in Park County, Colorado, about 8 miles north of Lake George. I initially operated the claims for Walt's wife Georgia, but later was able to purchase them. Although not practical to conduct a fee site due to the multi-thousand dollar annual special use fee charged by the Forest Service and the even higher cost of insurance, I hoped to begin a successful mining operation. Unfortunately, although I had collected topaz elsewhere, I had only marginal knowledge of the potential of these two placers.
I intended to sample the mine to determine its specimen and economic potential. Unfortunately, similar to the summer amazonite digging operations, (Crystal Peak Update, Mineral News, August 2007) the mining gremlins must have been given a heads up-in no time they appeared, playing havoc with our operation. Nevertheless, I completed a mostly successful exploratory dig and now have a better picture of the Topaz Mountain deposit.
Bringing the claims to operational mine status was exceptionally difficult. After taking over operations in March of 2005, I submitted an updated operations plan to the Forest Service and notified the Colorado mining board regarding the changes. Later, when I purchased the claims, having not heard from the Forest Service, I submitted a second operations plan. In the meantime, although there were no changes to the disturbance area, Colorado doubled my reclamation bond before approving the operation. The Forest Service authorized "hand digging only" while completing its arduous review. Consequently, I was unable to complete any significant sampling. I had found a few topaz, including one that cut a beautiful bi-color stone, but not enough to give me any good data.
|105 carat bi-color topaz found by Tim Dorris
and cut by Ron Boyd
|A couple of sherry colored topaz crystals
Unfortunately, during this time, a number of unscrupulous individuals took it upon themselves to begin systematically highgrading the mine and stealing topaz. It seemed the vultures had been waiting until Walt passed away and now they poured out of the woodwork intent on helping themselves to anything they could find. I was only marginally effective in policing the area and the County sheriff seemed always to have excuses as to why he couldn't swing by. Soon dozens of holes appeared, and once when I drove up, a dozen individuals scattered for the woods, some dropping their tools along the way. This, despite the signs I had posted. One individual who had overstaked the mine even went so far as to bring in a small backhoe and begin new digs on "his" claim. This ended when I notified the Forest Service. They shut him down-not for claimjumping, but for operating without an operations plan. Finally, I enlisted the help of a caretaker to help combat all the claimjumping.
(Allow me to ask for your help. As a mineral collector, it is certainly ethical for you to question the legitimacy of field-collected specimens offered to you for sale. True field collectors are great people. They are honest and take great care to get permission and they acquire their material legitimately. But there are some real scoundrels out there as well. They make their "living" stealing from others. For a fact, many fine Colorado topaz are found or mined legitimately. I certainly don't have the only producing mine; however, I did claim losses with the County sheriff for over $35,000 in topaz. My recent test dig has substantiated that this amount was too low.)
While I was waiting for approval, many people did request permission to dig for topaz. Often, I received calls from people from out of town who had heard or read about the mine and had driven many miles only to find the claims were closed. Not wanting to disappoint them, when possible, I'd set up a day for digging. Additionally, with the help of my caretaker, I hosted several mineral clubs this past season. I built and brought out screens for their use and on two occasions even rented a portable toilet and set up a sun canopy. My requirements for visitors who wanted to dig were twofold: I had to be present, and as the mine owner, I reserved the right to "first pick." Even so, almost everyone took something home and usually I allowed the finder to purchase what he or she found at a very reasonable price. (For next season, this will change since I am now using mechanized equipment and operating under a new plan of operations. The mine is not intended to be a concession; nor is it open to the public. However, you may contact me for possible digging opportunities.)
|Jon Voelter showing a day's take from
hand-digging during the winter
|Memorial Day weekend and numerous visitors
|Linda Himes displays a nice topaz crystal
Now, after nearly two and a half years of headaches and topaz thieves, I was finally ready to do some serious work. It was a beautiful autumn day; the backhoe was on site; my friend Chuck Borland from Bozeman, Montana had arrived to help; we were underway! You can imagine my thoughts when after two hours, we had our first break down. All I could think was, "They're back." Those beastly little mining gremlins had found me yet again.
Undaunted, by late the first day we were back operating. Unfortunately, five days later we again broke down. This time, we had to call in a mechanic from Colorado Springs; subsequently, we were down for two full days and most of a third. Even though the problem was minor and fixed within an hour (it could have been far worse), the bill was over $1,000. Ouch. The gremlins had almost done us in.
|Chuck Borland and me in the new pit just dug with a backhoe
|Broken down
Partly because of this, I extended the dig for a few more days. I had intended to sample two specific sites and had only completed one satisfactorily before breaking down.
To test variance, I selected two sites in different areas of the deposit. Topaz Mountain Gem Mine is both a colluvial and alluvial fan composed of decomposing Pikes Peak Granite (Redskin Granite stock) covering about 1.5 acres. Most of the topaz originated from miarolitic and pegmatite cavities within the surrounding cliffs and were washed down with the broken rock. Other topaz originated much farther up the valley, upwards of 2 miles away, and were deposited by stream action. Some of the alluvial topaz are completely rounded. It appears the stream meandered through the narrow valley in the past and helped create a poorly-defined terrace on the valley's northeast edge. Other material washed down onto this terrace, forming a rather thick deposit of poorly sorted fractured granite, some gravel, but mostly soil and subsoil. The most recently deposited topaz are found in this colluvium and can be pristine, sharply terminated crystals.
My intent was to mine a sufficient sample to give me good data on quantity of sharply terminated crystals (specimens) and good quality cutting rough in comparison to the total amount of topaz. Most of the specimens, as would be expected, occur within 2 feet of the surface. The more abraded and rounded cutters occur in small seams of deeper gravel embedded amongst the large boulders. Surprisingly, and disappointingly, although the deposit in places extends12 feet deep, the topaz is largely confined to the upper 6 feet.
In relation to the grade of the slope, a heavy clay deposit is also found between 6 feet and 8 feet deep. This clay rests on red, decomposing granite. Although the granite has been largely reduced to gravel and can be dug using a backhoe, it is completely barren. Nevertheless, there is a chance some pegmatites will be located in this granite. I found two small pegmatite stringers at one location that produced small smoky quartz crystals.
To conduct the sampling, I used a combination of screening systems and careful hand raking. I built double screens on rockers that I patterned after the screens I used when mining sapphires in Montana. The only difference was the bottom screen was larger, allowing topaz less than 3/8 inch to fall through since they had little value. I also wanted to dry screen and a smaller mesh would have constantly clogged. Even so, the moist, upper soils frequently clogged the screens, and it was impossible to screen any clay.
I used the backhoe to scrape the topsoil down to what appeared to be the first area of deposition, forming a small "bench" across the width of the excavation. We raked this loosened material with a standard garden rake to check for topaz. Occasionally, a topaz turned up in this layer but most were found somewhat deeper.
We continued "benching" about 3 inches deep by 3 feet wide at a time, raking the new, loose material thoroughly each time. When we eventually hit gravel, we tested the yield by running several loads through the screening system. If we found topaz, we stockpiled the material. If not, we kept raking a shallow layer at a time. When we eventually hit the clay layer, we ceased operations and began a new bench. Although we tested material below the clay layer, we never found topaz. Eventually, we stockpiled about 12 cubic yards of gravel for future processing.
|I'm working by hand to pick out the
topaz-bearing gravel from under a boulder
|The main trench showing the working face
|In full operation. Screening samples to
check for topaz-bearing gravel
|Chuck running a sample while I'm
shoveling more from the pit
|I'm loading a screen for Leonard Himes
and Martin Zinn to screen
|A rare sight. A nice topaz in the wall of the pit
Production was sporadic. We recovered almost nothing the first two days. On day three, we had our first significantly productive day and produced 24 good topaz and 38 small fragments. Sometimes we'd go an hour or more without finding a topaz. Other times, we'd turn at least one up on each screen. On one particular morning, when my operator I were working alone, we scratched a few inches off the end of a bench and scattered five crystals and several fragments of beautiful blue topaz across the bottom of the excavation. It seemed everywhere we looked we spotted another topaz. We quickly dubbed it the Easter egg hunt. Wow. What a beautiful sight.
Over the course of 12 days, we produced 435 topaz crystals and fragments totaling 4,750 grams. We recovered 30 well-terminated specimen-quality topaz totaling 582 grams (12.2 % of weight). The largest specimen is a bi-color, mostly pale pinkish orange crystal, 1.75 inches tall by 1.5 inches wide, weighing 109 grams. Cutting material was separated into "A" and "B" qualities, with "A" being the top quality. These were clean stones, and most were pale pinkish orange, pale blue, or a combination of the two colors. Others were colorless, pale yellow or pale green. We recovered 122 "A" quality cutters totaling 1,514 grams (31.9 % of weight). The largest cutter is a stunning bi-color rounded crystal weighing 95 grams that should produce a 200-carat cut gem. In sum, about 44 % of the yield has commercial value.
I also expect we'll recover about 90 grams of small topaz from each cubic yard of gravel we stockpiled, approximately another 1,100 grams. I'll assess this estimate as I complete screening this winter.
|Three large topaz, averaging over 400 carats each
|From totally abraided to untouched
|Three very fine topaz crystals. Red, white and blue
Although the gremlins did their best to get in the way of my completing the sampling project, I'm satisfied the numbers are adequate to complete future projections for the mine. If all goes well, I'll begin work on a washing plant to process all the material. Due to the dry screening process used, many smaller stones, as well as a few large ones, were certainly overlooked. For a fact, one day Chuck stood on the edge looking down into the pit. "Well, Joe, aren't you going to pick up that cruddy quartz you're standing on?" I reached down at my feet and picked up a 90 gram, gemmy blue topaz crystal, one of the best specimens found.
Currently we are cutting some of the larger topaz to be set in jewelry. The better quality cutting rough and some specimens will be offered to collectors at Tucson.
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Henry David had his experience at Walden Pond which left an indelible mark on his life and on the field of literature since he published "on Walden Pond" all those years ago. Though I never finished the book because it was too dry for me at the time, I loved the message, the image that his adventure left on me. It meant so much in fact that I have visited Walden Pond many times over the years. Once, I even collected a 2 foot section of a fallen branch that rested on the foundation of the original cabin (Ever the practical one, he dismantled the cabin and sold it as scrap after his adventure concluded) and used the wood to turn a few pens on my lathe. A few folks who are writers and who mean a great deal to me received the pens with my hopes that they will help them write their novels. The "good Doctor Peter…" has since written a few so I assume it worked.
Perhaps we all have our own Walden Pond, that place which inspires us, that makes us want to be better, more rounded people. I cannot say really, but my sincere hope is that we all do. But what happens when we as counselors or we as people\clients find that our personal Waldens no longer exist anywhere but in our memories or in our hearts? Can memories be enough to prevent the void in our lives or do they simply add more baggage to carry as we have our own version of forty years roaming the desert?
I had my own version of Walden Pond years ago in the form of my dream job. I dreamed of being a graduate professor at a distance learning\ limited residency program. I was willing to do what I needed to make this dream happen and spoke with "those in the know" to make a plan of action to see this happen. I learned that they wanted doctoral level practitioners who had successful careers, a proven record of presentations\lectures and a history of publications. Soon I acquired what was needed in the form of opening a successful practice, contributing to text books and earning both a Certificate of Advanced Graduate Studies and a PhD in Counselor Education and Supervision. I added the Approved Clinical Supervisor credential along with my NCC, LPC and School Counselor credentials in hopes of making it all happen. Soon, I was working in some capacity at the school that had meant so much to me. Things went well for a while before my own personal Walden Pond dried up. Massive changes in the school lead to layoffs and the last ones in are typically the first ones out; such was my case. I thought I would never find a program like that again and basically gave up the idea of teaching.
Career wise things went very well. My practice was booming and expanding. I was viewed positively by peers and occasionally approached with teaching opportunities, all of which I turned down because I wanted "my" pond back and was unwilling to settle for less than what I had and what I had always desired. In time I learned to accept that even if I was called back to the pond, the geography and feel had been changed to a degree that it would never be able to live up to what it had been to me previously. It was akin to learning that the site of the original Woodstock is now a housing and condo development.
Sometimes we as people dig in our heels and see things in an unreasonable way. We cannot bring back the old times, old friends and old places and instead see things as irretrievable, beyond our ability to be fixed. When we do this we may lose sight of the options that are right in front of us. We may become stagnant or worse, bitter people who find fault with the world.
Other times we find a way to acknowledge a perceived loss and instead of letting bitterness set in, we find a way to accept this loss and rejoice in the memories of old while breaking out and finding a new direction home. If we refuse to open our minds to new opportunities, our eyes and heart may be forever blind to them. It is only then that we have we lost the ability to grow.
Recently I found myself at a conference presentation that was being conducted by three colleagues from a major university. I saw the way they intertwined their portions of the presentation and the way they interacted. They appeared to have a real admiration of one another. Though I have never seen the campus nor attended an event they have held, I felt myself feeling at home with them. I found a peace that had long since left me. Just as important, I found my desire to teach on the graduate level rekindled, not from the place of old which will always have a special place in my heart, but from a place that I have never before seen but felt in the presence of those three docs who were not so much working during the presentation so much as sharing parts of their lives and experiences.
I have no idea where this new energy will take me. Perhaps one day I will be able to join those three, perhaps Pillwillop Therapeutic Farm will begin offering periodic workshops and CEU opportunities in the new barn when it is completed; perhaps both?(We have already contacted NBCC to become a CEU provider). While I do not know my direction, I can tell you that my journey has begun with my mind, my eyes, and my heart heart open.
May you all help others to find their own Walden Pond. When you do, please drop me a note down here on the farm. There are few things more pleasant than reading about people finding a new direction home while I am listening to the distinct sound of our Ford tractors plowing paths in hopes of new bounties to share with others in the upcoming planting season. ________________________________________________________________________"Doc Warren" Corson III is a counselor and the clinical & executive director of Community Counseling of Central CT Inc. (www.docwarren.org).


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As The Plain Dealer's article on Sunday titled "Plight of being over 55, jobless" so poignantly points out, mature people often are out of work six months or longer.
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Many of my peers still struggle with a patchwork of freelance and "project" jobs. Age discrimination is rampant. One friend was asked in an interview, "Are you sure you are up for the job?"
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Now that we know what has happened, let's try to figure out what will happen. For this, let's start with a look at the Daily chart:
I left the Weekly channel on the Daily chart for context, but what is noteworthy here is the extent of this Wave 5 as projected by the software. As you can see, the initial target on the DJIA is between just under 5,000 and 6,500. We can take this down another time frame, to the Sixty-minute chart:
This intra-day view is showing a clearly established downtrend targeting 7500 on the Dow. This is an initial target, subject to change as prices come down.
In summary, everything I am looking at through an Elliott Wave structural perspective is saying that this decline is going to extend an immediate 500 Dow points and eventually as much as 3,000 Dow points. If something else is happening, it's not showing up yet on my charts, so for me at least, I'm going to stick with what has brought me this far, a simple application of some major tenants of The Elliott Wave Principle. If it ain't broke, don't fix it.
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Thanks for the update.
Looking at the 60-min chart and noticing that the big down days of 1/29 and 1/30 were a wave 3... nice to know that wave 3's are still living up to their reputation.
Now let me see if I'm understanding this... On the 60-min the software is expecting a retracement up to 8050-8100 then the 5 wave down to 7500.
But this throws me off because I thought we were in the corrective fractal (2) of Wave 5. But it appears we're still in (1) of 5 and last weeks "rally" was just 4 of (1) of 5. Because the wave 5 down down on the 60-min chart (est target 7500) will complete fractal (1) of Wave 5 on the daily chart, right? Then we would expect (2) of 5 to begin.
Am I on the same page as you?
PS- I know this is only the current preferred count and is by no means etched in stone.
- Michael Lomker said...
David, it's always tough to talk about market position due to the fractal nature of EW. I believe that wave 1 of Intermediate wave 5 began at 943 on the S&P and went to 804. Wave 2 was the move up to 847. From there we had wave 1 of a wave 3 down to 817 on Friday.
My expectation is that we may have an extension of this wave 1 of 3 in the morning on Monday since we fell a bit short of a typical target. We will definitely head up in the afternoon in wave 2 of this larger wave 3. Countertrend moves within wave 3's tend to be more shallow than in other waves, so I'm looking at the 38.2% at 840 as a target.
Wave 3 of 3 (of Intermediate 5) should start Tues/Wed and that's the one that'll blow out the stops in the key 780-800 range...we should have a cascade drop once those levels are breached.
We can't really estimate the target for wave 3 until we know where wave 2 of 3 ends (whether it is shallow as I expect or a more regular 50%+). At 50% my target would be 625.
What will wave 5 of Intermediate 5 do after that? I'm short and even I don't want to think about it! I hope that it double-bottoms there.
- Michael Lomker said...
>Wave 2 was the move up to 847.
That was a typo...the last up-move was in the low 870's (a 50% retrace).
- in the mountains said...
Hi Allan,
EW count does suggest we're heading south in a big way NOW, and that's probably the most likely outcome. However, there's still the possibility that wave 4 has not ended. For example, the wedge that your charts show we've broken below--the lower trendline on that wedge can be re-drawn to include all price action so far and it's still a wedge. In other words, we could be playing out a bigger wedge than previously thought.
I believe it's likely we will see lower prices. The question is when. That is might happen now seems a bit too obvious, so maybe the market does some more faking and trading range stuff before the bottom falls out. Or, maybe not, maybe the bottom falls out this week. There has been lot of bullishness lately and that's usually a precursor to falling prices.
- Allan said...
in the mountains:
I see your wedge and acknowledge it may be unfolding as you suggest, but, for all practical purposes the forecast remains the same, at a minimum the November lows are destined to be exceeded on the downside by the next major move which may or may not have already started.
- Michael Lomker said...
>I see your wedge and acknowledge it may be unfolding
I think the key point is that nobody 'buys and holds' short positions. Well, almost no one. If I short at 840 then my stop will be 876 (on ES). That's a 36 point risk ($1800) for a potential 200 point ($10k) trade. Those kind of opportunities don't happen very often.
If I stop out then I'll try again at the 1000 high that a lot of people are looking for. The problem is that *everybody* is expecting that. What the masses are expecting rarely occurs.


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