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Well, I'm 10.5 uk so if any of yours are too big they may be ok for me....... Also my bro in law is 10 uk so let us know what uou got?!post #38568 of 6794610/1/13 at 4:30am
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Im usually a uk 9 so if they run small, let us know what they are.post #38569 of 6794610/1/13 at 4:55amQuote:Originally Posted by Journeyman
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Negative gearing is a vexed issue.
On the one hand, as you say, it rewards failure - people are getting a tax deduction for consistently making a loss, in the hope that although they're making an ongoing loss the property will increase in value so they will be able to sell it at a profit down the track.
On the other hand, it's not as though real estate is the only investment that can be negatively geared - as an example, you can also take advantage of negative gearing when investing in shares, if the interest repayments on money that you have borrowed to purchase the shares exceeds the income that you receive from dividend payments.
Therefore, some investors say that it's a bit unfair that negative gearing for real estate is often singled out for criticism although, given our national obsession with real estate, that's hardly surprising!
Personally, I don't think that allowing negative gearing for existing properties makes much sense, as it is subsidising an unproductive asset. It would be better to change it so that negative gearing is only allowed on newly-built dwellings, so as to encourage investment in new housing stock. Alternatively, of course, negative gearing could be removed altogether so that the value of the investment has to stand on its own two feet, so to speak, instead of being subsidised by the government (and, by extension, by taxpayers who don't have investment properties).Quote:Originally Posted by Plestor
You realize that all that negative gearing does is allow equitable treatment of losses between individuals and businesses. I'd rather not deal with (i.e. pay for) the number of small business tax returns if you removed it. JM why would you want to distort the market in favor of new development?
Two interesting perspectives here... I tend to fall on the JM side of the equation, especially as if neg gearing was abolished for everything except new housing stock this would serve to keep a lid on property / housing costs which would (ironically in a way) keep a lid on housing prices.
Plestor, I presume you're comment is referring to the fact that individuals would likely set up a company to invest in residential property if negative gearing into property wasn't available as a tax loss? I can't comment on how much this phenomenon would manifest with a change in rules, but I would have thought it might end up in the too hard basket for enough people that there was a net reduction in losses which you and I pay for?post #38570 of 6794610/1/13 at 5:00amAnd coming in a few days late on the TV series stakes:
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haven't seen Hustle mentioned (UK series about grifters to avoid confusion), but it is a little older. Storylines are quite well crafted though and it's interesting to watch the progression from a sartorial perspective across the 8 seasons of the show.
Can't really think of a 5th favourite off hand - did enjoy Skins and very early Shameless (before it became a soapie) and Peep Show was always hilarious in a cringing way...post #38571 of 6794610/1/13 at 5:24amQuote:
If you're planning to visit doublemonk I'd suggest wandering a little further down Smith St and grabbing a Pattie Smash burger from Rockwell & Son - the best 'dude food' in Melbourne imho.post #38572 of 6794610/1/13 at 5:25ampost #38573 of 6794610/1/13 at 5:57am
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MS, not quite.
Thankfully, I've never had ankle blisters, but shoes that are too small can cause blisters, simple because they are too tight and thus rub against parts of your foot that they would not normally rub against.
Coxsackie and md2010 - I suspect that you've considered this already, but please bear in mind that the shoes might not be too small (or too large) per se, but that the shape of the last might just not suit your feet.
Also (particularly Coxsackie, as I remember that you bought a couple of pairs of shoes recently), at the risk of sounding patronising, do bear in mind that some shoes do take a bit of wearing in, and so some applications of leather conditioner (if they are calf, not suede) and some periods of wearing them around indoors for an hour or so a day (rather than wearing them for a full day) might help to break them in so that they are more comfortable.
Of course, neither of the above points may be applicable and perhaps the shoes are just the wrong sizes for your feet.
Journeyman is right. With my GG loafers, the collar in particular rubs against my upper heel/lower ankle. I don't think it's a last problem as the shoes actually do feel lovely and snug all round, but I definitely could have gone a half size up - however, this was the last pair in the store (American Tailors, and the shoes were discounted by 70% that day). To make matters worse, these shoes are just screaming to be worn without socks - which exacerbates the collar-rub problem. Leather against leather, don't you know.
I've also recently bought a pair of Pal Zileri brown suede tassel loafers - again, heavily discounted, last pair in the store - which are definitely a half-size too small.
Both pairs of shoes have stretched and become more comfortable with time and wear, and I think they'll be fine. Ironic that I tried both pairs on in-store, so I can't use the "online purchase" excuse.
I fixed the Santoni heel slippage by gluing a piece of padded suede to the inside of the heel counter. Works a treat.
It's all good.post #38574 of 6794610/1/13 at 6:03am
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Back in Shanghai again. It's China National Day holiday here, and I celebrated by eating Turkish food with Australians while wearing Italian clothes.
Visible at bottom are those slightly-too-small Pal Zileri loafers, which felt fine today. The rest of the outfit is basically Canali, some of it bought during their last sale. However, I paid full price for the jacket last week. Ouch.post #38575 of 6794610/1/13 at 9:11am
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Need a black cap-toe oxford for an internship at the start of next year. I'm a size 7 in Loake. Should I order a pair of Loake 1880 Aldwych delivered from Herring or get a pair of AE Park Avenues from the US when I go there for Christmas?post #38576 of 6794610/1/13 at 1:16pm
thanks for the kind words Journeyman, the pleasure was all mine.
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thanks for the recommendation, SuttonZachpost #38577 of 6794610/1/13 at 2:16pm
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It's clearly a subjective choice, but I always buy loafers a half-size down from my usual size. They're uncomfortable at first but as they stretch and soften a bit with wear, they fit really well.
I made the mistake of buying a pair of really nice tobacco suede loafers by Cheaney for Herringbone at a Herringbone warehouse sale a couple of years ago, when they were clearing out the last of the stock, in my usual size. They felt really good the first time I wore them, but the next time I wore them they flopped about all over the place as they were just too big, as there were no laces to tighten to hold them onto my feet. I've never worn them since! I really should get around to selling them, as they're in pristine condition.post #38578 of 6794610/1/13 at 2:18pmQuote:
They are very different looking shoes with similar qualities, which one do you like?
I got a comparison in the black cap toe oxford thread, link is in my signature.post #38579 of 6794610/1/13 at 2:20pmjM, have you tried some full sock or tongue pad for the loafers?post #38580 of 6794610/1/13 at 2:48pm
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Meanwhile, cut off roots and tough green tops from leeks.
Cut each leek lengthwise in half, then crosswise into 1/2 inch wide slices.
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Salmonella is a common and important pathogen that kills millions of people each year, primarily children in developing countries. It was the first organism to be used as a bioterrorist weapon in the US and is listed as category B in the NIH list of BT agents (S. enterica as we describe here). The primary goal of my research is to use Salmonella as a model to understand how intracellular pathogens manipulate host cells to cause disease. Using our expertise with the Salmonella/macrophage model, coupled with genetics, molecular biology and transcriptional profiling, we will further our understanding of how intracellular pathogens regulate virulence gene expression. Our hypothesis is that multiple regulators respond to different cues within cells and that the signal becomes integrated, perhaps by one or a few master regulators, to express specific subsets of virulence factors required for survival and growth within different cells and tissues of the host. Salmonella is a model for studying intracellular pathogenesis without equal because of its established genetics and simple and inexpensive animal model - the mouse. Understanding how Salmonella survives and replicates within the host and how it expresses virulence genes at the appropriate time and place during infection will identify new therapeutic targets and provide a paradigm for understanding other pathogens.
Salmonella is a common and important pathogen that kills millions of people each year, primarily children in developing countries. We wish to understand how Salmonella survives within and manipulates host cells for its own benefit. The goal of this research is to discover how Salmonella expresses virulence genes at the appropriate time and place during the infection in order to identify new therapeutic targets and to provide a paradigm for understanding other intracellular pathogen.
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A pro soccer match in Mexico is amazing. Super fun and unlike any stadium in the US. Enjoy the street vendors prior to the match then head in for the full experience. Cash only but everything is cheap. A cold corona at your seat is about $2 and tons or vendors with anything from beer to popcorn to hot dogs....
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This is crazy. As a fan, I have been waiting for Arenas to come back to this team for 2 years, and now the Wizards organization is saying that fans like me have been waiting for nothing? Now, I do agree that what Arenas did was wrong, but inless they can get someone just as good, he needs to stay. I do think he should be punished for his actions. I don't know how, but cutting him isn't going to help anyone especially the fans.
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I'm still digesting this whirlwind story and will post an opinion piece on the matter sometime soon, hopefully tomorrow morning. But until then, why not commemorate Arenas' last game with the Wizards?
Wait, "commemorate" doesn't seem like the right word … memorialize? … nah. Screw it, let's just look at the three stages of emotion that came across Arenas' face in the waning seconds of the win in Philadelphia, likely his last game as a Washington Wizard.
And yes, we don't actually know if Arenas has played his last game in DC, but I really, really wish I could go to Vegas and bet on it. The Cincinnati Bengals, currently at 75-1, probably have a much better chance of winning the Super Bowl than Arenas has of returning to the Wizards.
Hey, at least Gil went out a winner … even though right now, he's a pretty big loser … especially of money.
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If they cut Arenas loose I may finally be done with this team. Probably not (the curse of les boules is kind of like vd), but maybe.
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I am a Big Fan over the Years from Germany, but if Gilbert doesn`t come back i`m ready with this Team.
The only Reason why some Peaople in Germany are interest in the Wizard`s are Players like Arenas.
I love America but from the German view it is every Time the same…. In America eryone is guilty before the law has spoken, like Michael Jackson Years ago…
The Washington Wizards will not get one more dime of my money. The NBA needs more players like Gilbert. The guy made a mistake and he is paying the price but to jettison him like trash already is deplorable.
Arenas and Crittenton should be banned from the NBA for life. If you or I were to have brought a gun to our workplace, it would be grounds for immediate dismissal. As professional athletes and public figures, these two yahoos should be held to a higher standard and face the ultimate punishment. Ban them, void their contracts, and prosecute them to the fullest extent of the law.
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|Wheeler, Sadie G; Hammond, Christine L; Jornayvaz, François R et al. (2014) Ost?-/- mice exhibit altered expression of intestinal lipid absorption genes, resistance to age-related weight gain, and modestly improved insulin sensitivity. Am J Physiol Gastrointest Liver Physiol 306:G425-38
|Tao, Hanlin; Zhang, Yong; Zeng, Xiangang et al. (2014) Niclosamide ethanolamine-induced mild mitochondrial uncoupling improves diabetic symptoms in mice. Nat Med 20:1263-9
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Affinity fraud affects many social and ethnic groups. Bernard Madoff notoriously preyed on the Jewish community. The Latino community in Los Angeles was recently hit by a mortgage Ponzi scheme and a number of members of the Mormon faith were ripped off in a gold bullion scheme in 2009. "An isolated and tight-knit community where people inherently trust each other is often vulnerable to investment schemes," said David Kovel, a partner at Kirby McInerney in New York who is familiar with such cases.
In a case of predominantly Japanese Americans, the question has been put forward as to whether they were victims of a fraud or just made a bad investment. A federal civil suit filed February 14, 2011 in New York by shareholders of AmiWorld seeks to answer that question.
AmiWorld, is a company that was listed as an Over The Counter Pink Sheet stock (OTC: AMWO.PK), led by its CEO, Mamoru Saito (Japanese citizen). Saito and others, the lawsuit claims, solicited investments from Japanese Americans in the United States to invest in AmiWorld claiming they could see annual returns of 35%-50%. AmiWorlds business, according to its last 10k filed in April 2010, stated that the company was involved in "…variety of new investments including, but not limited to, shipping, technology, financial, and retail." Quite a range of businesses, but the main focus pitched to investors was in bio-diesel and energy (oil). Investors in the company claim they were told to submit their investment in AmiWorld to the Bank of the Atlantic for further credit to purchase the stock shares. Don't have a branch of the Bank of the Atlantic in your neighborhood? That's because it is located in the offshore, bank haven island Republic of Anjouan, Africa (163 sq. miles of banking paradise in the Indian Ocean). Some of the investors' principal amounts were also supposed to be secured by financial institutions in Stockholm, Sweden. The guarantee documents were written in Japanese for the investors' convenience. So it seemed like a good, safe deal with returns that were far above any guaranteed investment.
The suit claims that investors, for a while, could see on-line statements at Bank of The Atlantic of their investment and returns from AmiWorld, which were positive. It also allowed investors to transfer that money back to their accounts in the U.S. Excitement over this investment spread through the Japanese community here in the states, according to the complaint, and others jumped in. However, according to the suit, access to the bank accounts began to get more difficult and transactions to transfer money were either delayed or not done at all. At least the investors had those guarantees from a Swedish bank, right? Well, according to the law suit those guarantees, one issued by European BO Atlantic Trust Ek, were controlled by executives of AmiWorld and found to be insolvent. The guarantees were allegedly executed by Takahito Sakagami, AmiWorld's president.
According to the suit, by August 2010, AmiWorld had already started to hear from dissatisfied investors and, without notification to those shareholders, decided it would dissolve the company in the U.S. and "re-domicile" as a Panamanian corporation where it believed it could flourish. The AmiWorld stock has been listed on the Stock exchange of Panama since October 2010 and is no longer listed on OTC Pink Sheets.
I spoke with Florence Rostami, the lawyer who filed the complaint of behalf of the plaintiffs and she said, "Lives have been shattered". Rostami claims that many of those investors in AmiWorld invested between $20,000-$2,000,000 and were not sophisticated investors. Some took out credit card loans and second mortgages to get into the AmiWorld investment. "People are losing their homes as a result of their losses," she said.


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But the chief reason why I shan't be with you on Monday is that I can't bear to hear somebody who is half-right coming on as if she has received the gift of divine infallibility.
Being the nearest thing to a complete adult that American feminism has produced, you are a demi-wonder. Some of your remarks are as cultured as the wisdom of my favourite publican, such as when you said: 'Leaving sex to the feminists is like letting your dog vacation at the taxidermist's' Likewise, you were not alone when you thought that 'The girl in the Kennedy rape case is an idiot She's the one who should be charged - with ignorance. Because everyone knows that Kennedy is spelled S-E-X. Give me a break, this is not rape' - though few of us who feel this way would call ourselves feminists, as you do.
We are with you, too, when you declare that women's studies have proved 'a disaster' for academic life, that Naomi Wolf 'cannot write a coherent paragraph' and that the date-rape fantasies of today's young feminists are a pernicious delusion.
You're almost grown. Why can't you come all the way? Why do you have to go on talking sisterly tosh out of the other side of your mouth, such as when you say that Madonna and Cher are embodiments of 'women's cosmic sexual power'. Puh-leez] Give me a break, as you would say.
You still believe, don't you, that your Sixties generation of women 'rebelled against and shattered those paternalistic rules' of previous generations because you were so much smarter, sassier and stronger than your mothers? You really should be leading your sisters out of this collective infantilism.
Others are opening the way. Deborah Hayford Weiss wrote to the magazine Atlantic Monthly this month to say that cultural and economic trends over centuries had led to changes in the social status of women and that those trends would continue 'when feminism has come to be regarded as just another ideological ripple in the great century of ideologies. The claims of feminism are like the claim of the rooster that he has caused the sun to shine.' I'm with her.
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Before any teacher jumps up to loudly though – did you get the point that standardized tests have a purpose? Teaching to a test is crap – but diagnostic, standardized testing has a place.
The GOOD teachers use individualized programs to motivate all kids to learn – and surprise surprise, they get good standardized scores. The bad ones teach to the test, and kids drop out.
THIS is worth watching too. Bill Gates on improving teaching http://youtu.be/81Ub0SMxZQo
Yep, what he is talking about as worst practice is what we are racing towards in NZ; constant assessment, teachers driven to perform based on measurable "outcomes" etc. etc.
This guy talks the old talk, common sense. Systems actually don't mean much, it is the people that implement those systems that actually have the effect. So get back to the basics, and realise that it is the people that do the teaching who have the greatest effect.
So rather than constantly assessing the students against a set of standards (and thus by proxy the teachers), work to choose the right people as teachers in the first place.
Can we clear up myth number 1 – National Standards are a standardised assessment, not a standardised testing method. Unlike the USA, students don't undergo testing. Teachers have a standard that describes the average ability expected of a child by that stage, assess the student six monthly against that standard, and then report it to the parents. Teachers and parents then meet and come up with a plan to lift the level of achievement.
This is exactly what Ken Robinson calls for – identifying the problems and working inside and outside of school to fix it.
And he also talks about giving schools autonomy outside the control of edication bureaucrats – literally a call for all schools to be charter schools.
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UPDATE: The Eagles website lists both McNabb and safety Quintin Mikell as doubtful.
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UPDATE: The Eagles website lists both McNabb and safety Quintin Mikell as doubtful.
CSN anchor/reporter Amy Fadool and producer Sean Kane get you set for all of the weekend's local college basketball games with Fastbreak Friday. Look for this column every Friday during the college basketball season.
No. 23 Creighton (22-6, 9-6 Big East) at No. 2 Villanova (26-3, 13-3 Big East), Saturday, 3 p.m.
SK: Second-ranked Villanova takes another crack at securing a fourth straight outright Big East regular season championship on Saturday against No. 23 Creighton. The Wildcats couldn't capitalize on their first opportunity to do so, losing 74-66 to Butler on Wednesday. The loss snapped Villanova's 48-game win streak at the Pavilion, a run of success that dated back to February of 2013.
Despite the setback, Villanova just needs one win in its final two games to clinch the outright league title as well as the accompanying top seed in the Big East Tournament in two weeks. The Wildcats also remain in prime position to earn the No. 1 seed in the East Region of the NCAA Tournament.
But there is cause for concern -- namely, the absence of senior forward Darryl Reynolds. A rib injury has sidelined Reynolds for each of the last four games, forcing Jay Wright to play with essentially a six-man rotation. Freshman forward Dylan Painter has seen spot minutes but played just one minute Wednesday against Butler. As a result, three Wildcats -- Josh Hart, Jalen Brunson and Mikal Bridges -- played 37 minutes in the loss.
Playing with a six-man rotation can wear a team down eventually. Particularly a six-man rotation with no players taller than 6-6. And there's no denying Villanova looked gassed in the second half against Butler. Their offensive execution was uncharacteristically sloppy and defensively they allowed Butler far too many open looks at the basket. The Wildcats have survived this season without freshman big man Omari Spellman (academically ineligible) and junior guard Phil Booth (knee injury), but Reynolds' absence is beginning to catch up with them.
Reynolds will once again be a game-time decision for Saturday's game against Creighton. It will be Senior Day, so Reynolds will undoubtedly be eager to take the Pavilion floor one last time with classmates Hart and Kris Jenkins. Meanwhile, Hart and Jenkins will be eager to atone for lackluster performances against Butler. Hart finished 7 of 18 from the field and 0 for 4 from the foul line, while Jenkins went 1 for 8 overall and 1 for 5 from three-point range.
The good news for Villanova continues to be the play of sophomore Jalen Brunson, who is performing as well as any point guard in the country. Brunson scored a game-high 24 points on 9-of-13 shooting against Butler and is averaging 20.2 points in his last four games. He scored a career-high 27 points at Creighton on New Year's Eve.
Look for Brunson to keep rolling on Saturday, and get some help from Hart and Jenkins on Senior Day. The Villanova seniors still haven't lost two games in a row in their careers. That shouldn't change on Saturday.
Villanova 84, Creighton 72
La Salle (14-12, 8-7 A-10) at Massachusetts (13-15, 3-12 A-10), Sunday, 1 p.m.
AF: The Explorers book end their month of February with UMass. They will once again face the Minutemen, a team they beat by 10 points at home on Feb. 1. In that game, it took a combined 49-point effort from Jordan Price and B.J. Johnson to put the game away. At the time, that put La Salle in the upper quarter of the Atlantic 10 standings at 6-3. But this month has not been too kind to Dr. John Giannini's team. Losses to Saint Bonaventure, Richmond and George Mason have seen La Salle slip down to the middle of the pack in the conference.
But there are still three games to play and the A10 tournament. Don't get me wrong, I'm not saying the Explorers can run the table into the NCAA Tournament, but they can salvage a few wins and end a once-promising season on a high note.
Meanwhile, UMass has lost eight of its last 10 games and while the only wins in that span came against a Philadelphia team, it was not La Salle but St. Joe's. In their previous meeting with the Explorers, the Minutemen shot very well, better than 55 percent from the field, including five three-pointers, in the first half to jump out to a lead. So La Salle needs to guard against another hot start in Amherst.
I would like to see more from Price too. This team, full of transfers, has seemed to get away from Price. It could be because his role as the leading scorer or the best player on the team has been taken over, but Price needs to show that he can still score the ball effectively like he did last season.
You never know which La Salle team will show up. Will it be the one who beat Rhode Island on the road, or the one who lost to St. Joseph's? I'm going with road warriors.
La Salle 76, UMass 66
Tulane (5-22, 2-13 AAC) at Temple (14-15, 5-11 AAC), Saturday, 12 p.m.
SK: The hits just keep coming for Temple. The Owls lost each of their last two games in the final minute, or in the case of Sunday's loss to UConn -- the final seconds. Temple has lost three straight and has lost 11 of its last 16 games. Fortunately, a visit from Tulane on Saturday offers a much-needed chance for the Owls to regain some positive vibes. The Green Wave has just five wins all season and are 2-13 in conference play.
Temple handed Tulane a 79-71 win back in late January behind 18 points from freshman guard Quinton Rose, who was coming off the bench at the time. Rose has since moved into the starting lineup and the results have been tangible. He's averaging better than 12 points in his last five games to boost his season average to an even 10 points. Meanwhile, Obi Enechionyia continued his uneven season over the course of the last two games -- following up a two-point outing against UConn with a team-high 17 points on Wednesday against UCF.
I'd be surprised if Enechionyia and Temple don't take out their frustration on Tulane on Saturday. The Green Wave has all of two wins since Dec. 10. They're not getting one at the Owls' expense this weekend.
Temple 75, Tulane 60
Saint Joseph's (10-17, 3-12 A-10) at Saint Louis (9-19, 4-11 A-10), Saturday, 4:30 p.m.
AF: Has there been a team more snake bitten in one season? Former Drexel coach Bruiser Flint might tell you yes, but even he didn't have to suffer through three players out for the season, two of them leading scorers at the time of injury.
The Hawks have been decimated by devastating, season-ending injuries. But the band must play on. Phil Martelli will be the first one to tell you that. So as SJU winds down it season, the coach, players and fans alike are looking for positives. And one of those is the playing time opportunity the injuries have bestowed upon younger members of the roster. Freshman Charlie Brown and sophomore Chris Clover have seen their roles increased and that should pay dividends for the Hawks in the future
Back to the here and now, it's a visit to Saint Louis this weekend. And pretty much the only reason the Billikens have been in the national news this season was because of a stolen bus. Tough times out in Saint Louis for a program that was once seen, under Rick Majerus, as a rising star among the mid-majors. Travis Ford, the former Oklahoma State coach has a chance to get their program back on the map, for something other than a drunk bus driver that tried to make off with their gear and bus.
For the Hawks, having James Demery and Brown, the two remaining double-digit scorers still healthy, step up and take the reigns is a positive sign. In their recent loss to Saint Bonaventure, Demery poured in 21. Brown struggled a bit scoring, but was effective on the defensive end. The Hawks just didn't have enough to stop a guy like the Bonnies' Matt Mobley on a career night, but still only lost by six.
I know they are down players on the roster. I know that turnovers have plagued them in close games. I know their shooting percentage has been down. But I think the Hawks could get a win this weekend on the road. Call me crazy, but I like "the little engine that could" mentality of this team right now.
St. Joe's 72, Saint Louis 70
Pennsylvania (11-12, 4-6 Ivy) at Cornell (7-18, 3-7 Ivy), Friday, 7 p.m.
Pennsylvania (11-12, 4-6 Ivy) at Columbia (10-13, 4-6 Ivy), Saturday, 7 p.m.
SK: Don't look now... but here come the Penn Quakers, winners of four straight following an 0-6 start in conference play. Steve Donahue's team isn't just winning, they've been steamrolling the competition. Penn has won its last four games by an average of just under 17 points. As a result, the Quakers have moved into a tie for fourth place in the conference with a 4-6 record against Ivy League opponents.
In previous years, Penn's fourth-place standing in the conference wouldn't have mattered much. Until this season, the Ivy League did not have a conference tournament and would simply send its regular season champion to the NCAA Tournament. This year that would have likely been Princeton, which has a perfect 10-0 league record and a two-game lead over second place Harvard. But times have changed. The first ever Ivy League Tournament will be played next month, with the top four teams squaring off at the Palestra for the right to earn the league's automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament. So not only does Penn have a shot at playing their way into the Big Dance, they could potentially do so with a homecourt advantage.
But first things first. Penn hits the road this weekend to visit Cornell on Friday and Columbia on Saturday, a pair of teams the Quakers beat two weeks ago. Things figure to be tougher on the road, but I'm not betting against this resurgent Penn team. They'll be focused on improving their chances of advancing to postseason play -- particularly against Columbia, who is tied with Penn for fourth place in the conference.
Expect more big things from freshman guard Ryan Betley. The Downingtown native is averaging a shade under 21 points in his last three games and has given the Quakers a sorely needed consistent perimeter threat to complement freshman big man AJ Brodeur. Betley, Brodeur and company will creep closer to an invitation to the Ivy League Tournament with a pair of wins this weekend.
Penn 71, Cornell 66
Penn 73, Columbia 70
Drexel (9-21, 3-14 CAA) at Charleston (22-8, 13-4 CAA), Saturday, 5 p.m.
AF: This is it for the Drexel Dragons. Senior day earlier this week wrapped up the home portion of the schedule. But it was not a happy send off as JMU spoiled the seniors final game at the DAC, winning by six. Once again, however, a freshman stole the show for Zach Spiker's group. Kurk Lee led the Dragons with 18 points. He's really coming into his own, both shooting and defensively. Lee has shown range as well, making four three-pointers in that loss to the Dukes and shooting 50 percent from the field.
Next up, a tough ending on a even tougher season. A visit with Charleston, who has kept pace with conference leader UNCW. If you're looking for a fun, sleeper team in the NCAA Tournament, do yourself a favor and tune in for the CAA title game. These two are on a collision course and are playing great right now. One of the two will be in the NCAA tournament and providing they aren't a 16-seed, could win their first round matchup.
This one won't be pretty for Drexel. It's Charleston's senior day and the Cougars are looking to go into the CAA tournament with momentum.
Charleston 83, Drexel 65
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Amy Fadool: 22-13
The Sixers (21-35) return from the All-Star break against the Washington Wizards (34-21) at the Wells Fargo Center on Friday (7 p.m./CSN, CSNPhilly.com and the NBC Sports app).
Let's take a closer look at the matchup:
1. Refresh and reset
The dust from the NBA trade deadline has settled and, as expected, the Sixers look a bit different. Perhaps what wasn't expected: the pieces of the Sixers that changed.
Out are Ersan Ilyasova and Nerlens Noel. In are Justin Anderson, Tiago Splitter (injured all season, so not really), Andrew Bogut (buyout coming in …) and an array of draft picks.
You can argue for days about the long-term implications of the Sixers' trades, but let's focus on the here and now. The team lost a scoring punch in Ilyasova (14.8 points per game). However, Ilyasova's offense has dipped drastically in recent games, which coincided with a strong push on that end by rookie Dario Saric (see story).
In Noel, the Sixers parted with a defensive presence and finisher at the rim. They'll regain the defense in a different form with Anderson's ability to lock down on swingmen (see story).
We've got 26 games to see how it plays out, starting with tonight against the Wizards.
2. Just kidding, Jah
It's been an eventful few weeks for Jahlil Okafor to say the least.
The big man went from multiple DNP-CDs to back in the starting lineup to a reserve role and even sent home amid trade rumors. Okafor eventually rejoined the team as potential deals fizzled, but was still expected to be shipped at the deadline.
Then the deadline came and went with Okafor still on the roster.
With Noel traded and Joel Embiid still sidelined because of an injured knee (see story), Okafor should be in the starting lineup. That will give the second-year center the opportunity to improve on his 11.4 points and 4.8 rebounds averages and perhaps improve on that once-high trade stock.
3. Can you Beal it?
John Wall gets the attention when it comes to the Wizards and rightfully so. The guard is a four-time All-Star and one of the best floor generals in the entire league.
However, the reason the Wiz have been able to rise to No. 3 in the Eastern Conference at this point is the play of Bradley Beal.
Beal has been on an absolute tear this season. The two-guard is averaging a career-high 22.2 points per game on 47.3 percent shooting from the field and 40.2 percent from three-point range. He's also putting up 3.7 assists, 2.9 rebounds and 1.0 steal per game.
Any hope the Sixers have of knocking off the Wizards will have to start with an attempt to at least slow down Beal and Wall.
4. Injuries
Embiid (knee), Splitter (calf), Ben Simmons (foot) and Jerryd Bayless (wrist) are out for the Sixers.
The Wizards have no players listed on the injury report.
5. This and that
• The Sixers have lost seven of the their last eight games against the Wizards.
• The Sixers weren't the only team to pull off a deadline trade. The Wizards acquired Bojan Bogdanovic and Chris McCullough from the Brooklyn Nets.
• Okafor scored a season-high 26 points with nine rebounds in the Sixers' last meeting with the Wizards, a 109-93 loss on Jan. 14.
• Wall has averaged 19.3 points, 9.0 assists and 5.2 rebounds agains the Sixers during his career.


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While in Los Angeles to check out the Fall/Winter 2013 visvim trunk show at LA's Union, one thing led to another and model Adrianne Ho and photographer Jake Davis ended up shooting a seasonal editorial featuring the new garb. Shot and styled by Davis with an assist from Union's own Chris Gibbs, the photography sees Ho in a number of standout pieces from both visvim's Fall/Winter 2013 collection and Hiroki Nakamura's brand new WMV range – a translation of visvim's signature Americana aesthetics to womenswear. Enjoy the editorial in its entirety and expect each of the pieces here to soon be available in-store at Union.


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