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Professor Steven L. Winter to be honored at international conference for work as legal theorist
DETROIT (March 24, 2011) – Wayne State University Law School is pleased to announce that Steven L. Winter, Walter S. Gibbs Professor of Constitutional Law, will be honored for his work as a philosopher and legal theorist by the Dutch Association of Legal Philosophy, also known as the Vereniging voor Wijsbegeerte van het Recht (VWR), and Rechtsfilosofie & Rechtstheorie (R&R), the leading Dutch journal of legal philosophy.
Every year, the association and journal collaborate on a special issue "dedicated to an outstanding international scholar who has made significant contributions to legal and political theory," said Professor Bart van Klink of VU University Amsterdam and chairperson of the VWR and Professor Hans Lindahl of Tilburg University and editor-in-chief of R&R. Winter's work, according to van Klink and Lindahl, "has attracted considerable attention in the Netherlands and Flanders" and will be honored at a conference hosted by VWR on June 22, 2012. The proceedings will be published by R&R and available online.
Winter, who is working on a book about consumerism and democracy, is the author of numerous articles on constitutional law and legal theory. Some of his published works include The Metaphor of Standing and the Problem of Self-Governance; Bull Durham and the Uses of Theory; An Upside/Down View of the Countermajoritarian Difficulty; The "Power" Thing; Melville, Slavery, and the Failure of the Judicial Process; What Makes Modernity Late? and, most recently, Reimagining Democracy for Social Individuals. His book, A Clearing in the Forest: Law, Life and Mind, is the first systematic attempt to assess cognitive science's implications for law and legal theory.
Past special issues and conferences have featured the work of philosophers and legal theorists such as H. Patrick Glenn, Bonnie Honig, Philip Pettit, Neil Walker and Gunther Teubner.
"I am honored and humbled to be included with such world-famous philosophers and legal theorists as Philip Pettit and Gunther Teubner," said Winter.
Winter is a regular participant in the Conference on Philosophy and Social Sciences held annually at the Czech Academy of Science's Villa Lana in Prague. He has served as a consultant for the Helsinki Watch Committee and the Central Intelligence Agency.
Wayne Law's first faculty member to hold an endowed chair, Winter has made a name for himself as a scholar and practitioner both in the United States and abroad.
A graduate of Yeshiva University and Columbia Law School, Winter began his legal career as a law clerk to the Hon. Paul R. Hays of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit. From 1978 to 1986, he served as an assistant counsel for the NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund Inc. (LDF), where he litigated a wide range of civil rights cases concerning prisoners' rights, employment discrimination, school desegregation, police violence, capital punishment, habeas corpus jurisdiction, discrimination in the military and attorneys' fees. While at LDF, he worked on more than a dozen U.S. Supreme Court cases including brief and argument in Tennessee v. Garner, 471 U.S. 1 (1985), the landmark case holding the common law fleeing felon rule unconstitutional.
Winter held faculty positions at the University of Miami School of Law (1986-1997) and Brooklyn Law School (1997-2002) before joining the Wayne Law faculty in 2002 as the Walter S. Gibbs Professor of Constitutional Law. He also taught at American University's Washington College of Law, the Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law, the Rutgers School of Law-Newark and Yale Law School.
At Wayne Law, Winter has taught Constitutional Law, Federal Courts, Civil Procedure, and seminars on Ethics of the Lawyering Experience, Consumerism and Democracy, and Contemporary Problems in Legal Theory. In 2009, he led the effort to add The Regulatory State to the first-year curriculum, a course that introduces students to the central role that statutory law and regulatory agencies play in modern law and government.
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Just thought I would take a moment to introduce myself to the boards. I had been looking for this particular forum on TDH and now realized it was smack dab in front of me.
At any rate, my name is Brad and I am in Virginia. I am new to costumes, props, and everything else around these parts. I started several weeks ago working on a TK setup and I have someone helping me put that together and I'm working on a few smaller projects as well. It's quite addictive building some of this stuff out (modding a Hasbro has been a blast). I thought I would drop by here and say hello as I'll be around this board for a long, long time.
Originally, I was going to work on a TK and I had dismissed putting together a Boba as something that was out of my reach due to lack of skill. As luck would have it, I made it to this board and I was surprised at how open everything was and how much folks truly want to help others around here. I realized that, although I may not currently have the ability to make all of my own stuff, there are some insanely talented artists around here who can help me build a costume of my favorite character either by their craft wares or by their knowledge and insight.
I made peace with the fact that building a nice Boba would likely take me quite some time to get done, but I would rather try and do it the right way. I'm still coming up to speed on everything, so I'm relying largely on the tutorials and the products offered on forum. Everyone I have reached out to for different items have been more than willing to help me in answering my stupid questions and other things. It's not all about simply taking my order for product and I appreciate that. It really is nice to be able to come to a forum where people aren't constantly in flame wars and bickering with each other. That gets old fast and I tend to avoid those types of forums as they reduce my allotted number of brain cells.
I'm hoping to build a ROTJ someday and I'd like to be able to contribute and give back at some point. I'll just have to learn a bunch more before I'm very useful. I figured I'd drop a note and introduce myself in case anyone actually reads this forum. Here's to the beginning of a great hobby!
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One of the most enjoyable tasks as a Forrester analyst is reviewing all of the Groundswell awards submissions. And we know many of you also look forward to seeing the innovative approaches that other B2B companies use to listen to and engage with customers. This year, we received 45 entries and we judged submissions across seven categories: Listening, Talking, Energizing, Spreading, Supporting, Embracing, and Mobile.
Earlier in November, we announced the winners and then presented a Webinar to Forrester clients where we discussed the awards process, criteria, highlights, and named all the winners. And we described why they won their awards as well as featuring many other entries that we thought warranted an honorable mention.
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Burlington, Mass. -- E-commerce solution-provider Demandware said Monday that Pacific Sunwear of California has launched Demandware's Multichannel Commerce Solution, powered by the Demandware Commerce platform, across its web, mobile and tablet channels as well as its brick-and-mortar stores.
Pacific Sunwear replaced its legacy platform with the new cloud-based platform.
"With technology continually evolving, we need a platform that is easily extendable and enables us to quickly and cost-effectively adapt to serve our demographic across various channels and devices," said Mondy Beller, VP e-commerce for Pacific Sunwear.
As part of its strategy to extend the consumer shopping experience, Pacific Sunwear has integrated web and mobile into its stores. If a product is not available in a store, sales associates help consumers make purchases via tablets, with shipping included at no cost.
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The Geneva Theatre Guild presents Neil Simon's classic comedy, The Odd Couple, on November 2nd, 3rd, 9th, 10th at 7:30 PM and Sunday November 4th and 11th at 2:00 PM at the Pat Collins Black Box Theater at the Geneva Community Center.
Local actor Steve Mitchell portrays the slobbish Oscar Madison, who agrees to let his neurotic neat-freak pal, Felix Ungar (played by Geneva resident Patrick Fegley) move into his apartment. However, it's not long before they are driving each other crazy, and hilarity ensues. Director Terri Knight-Miller has selected other local performers (John King, Dan Papperman, Jordan Youngmann, Joshua Mansman, Shannon Savard, and Ana Schavoir) to round out the cast, which includes Oscar's poker buddies and his neighbors the Pigeon sisters.
The November 2nd performance is part of a fundraising gala to benefit the Geneva Community Center and the Boys and Girls Club of Geneva, so tickets for that night are $25, which includes the Gala at 6 PM and the show at 7:30 PM.
All other tickets for The Odd Couple are $10 for Students/Seniors and $12 General Admission. Tickets are available at Area Records, The UPS Store, and online at GTGlive.org, as well as at the door.


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SWKS, AVGO Gain Share in S4, Says Sterne Agee
Vijay Rakesh of Sterne Agee today offers up his thoughts on the outlook for chip makers such as Skyworks Solutions (SWKS) and Avago Technologies (AVGO) in the wake of tear-downs of the Samsung Electronics (005930KS) Galaxy S4 and HTC's (2498TW) HTC One smartphone, both recently available at retail in multiple countries.
The folks at iFixit, for one, offered a tear-down of the S4 on April 26th, and a tear-down of the One back in March.
Avago and Skyworks appear to have more share of the components in the S4 than in the predecessor Galaxy S III, writes,
Skyworks we believe has picked up some share in the GS4 versus the prior GS3 as noted by the Teardown table – SWKS now supplying in addition to WCDMALte MMPAs, also the Bluetooth-WLAN FEMs (at least in some teardowns). Qualcomm content on the Galaxy S4 is similar to that on the GS3, but we believe QCOM is gaining incremental geographic share with Europe+U.S. on GS4 versus only the U.S. on S3. QCOM also supplying power Management, audio Codec, baseband similar to the QCOM-based S3. So we believe some of the recent MSM chip unit shipment weakness would be offset once the GS4 starts ramping in earnest [...] we believe Avago share on the Galaxy S4 is up versus the prior S3 despite recent GS4 teardowns not showing Avago (it is worth noting that GS3 teardowns did not show Avago either). Nonetheless, we believe given increasing QCOM share on the GS4 versus the GS3, AVGO's share on the GS4 platform should potentially be higher. We should also note RFMD is not showing up on some of the GS3 iFixit teardowns, though we should similarly note that RFMD has indicated that they are supplying on GS4 3G+4G+LTE platforms. We believe the reason some of the components are not showing is because 1) often the smaller components could be within a Chip Package, 2) sometimes Published teardowns may not have the full list of components and also lastly, 3) Samsung often tends to use different combinations of components in different geographies and so it often depends on the handset sample chosen.
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Led by seven shutout innings from junior Rohn Pierce, the Canisius baseball team opened the 2014 season with a 3-0 win at No. 5/8 North Carolina State in Raleigh, N.C. on Sunday afternoon. The win is the first victory in program history over a ranked team and first win for a Canisius athletics team over a team ranked in the top five of a major poll since the men's basketball team defeated N.C. State in 1956 NCAA Tournament.
Pierce outdueled All-American Carlos Rodon as the junior from Newfane, N.Y. threw seven shutout innings on 101 pitches, scattered five singles, walked one and struck out six. The 6-foot-3 right-hander didn't allow a baserunner past second base on the day.
Canisius jumped on Rodon right out of the gates, with junior Mike Krische and senior Jesse Kelso hitting back-to-back doubles to lead off the game and give the Griffs the quick 1-0 lead. In the third inning, senior Ronnie Bernick led off and reached on a two-base fielding error by the leftfielder. After Rodon retired the next two batters, senior Jimmy Luppens and junior Jesse Puscheck each reached after being hit by a pitch. Senior Shane Zimmer worked a nine-pitch walk to force home a run as the Griffs took a 2-0 lead without the benefit of a hit.
The Griffs again scored with two outs in the fifth inning as Kelso reached on a one-out infield single. After Rodon notched a strikeout, the senior outfielder stole second, advanced to third on a wild pitch and scored after an errant throw by the second baseman to make it 3-0.
Pierce (1-0) allowed the first two batters to reach but settled down to retire the next eight batters and 21 of the final 25 batters he faced. Sophomore Alex Godzak relieved Pierce and earned his first career save by throwing two shutout innings. The lefty had to pitch himself out of a jam in the ninth when he issued a leadoff walk, followed by a single. Godzak then induced a pop-up on the next pitch and struck out the next two batters to close it out.
Rodon (0-1) went six innings, allowing three runs (one earned) while walking one and striking out six for NC State.
Canisius will play a split doubleheader on Monday. The Griffs will face the Wolfpack at 1 p.m. in Raleigh, N.C. and then head to Durham, N.C. to play North Carolina Central at 6 p.m.
Game Notes: Canisius faced a team from the Atlantic Coast Conference for the third consecutive season and defeated one for the first time since 2012 when the Griffs split a four-game series at Duke… Canisius opened the season with a win for the fifth straight season… Canisius was hit by a pitch three times after ranking second in the country with 125 HBP last season.


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A Smithfield dentist has died of an apparent drug overdose amid a sexual abuse investigation years after his dentist brother was convicted of sex crimes and later killed himself.
Smithfield police had arrested Scott M. Lyman on Feb. 25 on suspicion of sexually abusing a girl under the age of 14. But on Tuesday, the department got word from his family and Las Vegas police that he had died of an apparent overdose in Las Vegas.
Lyman was taken to the hospital and put on life support on March 8, but was taken off the machines on Tuesday and died a few minutes later, said Smithfield Police Chief Johnny McCoy. A medical examiner in Nevada is to conduct a toxicology exam and an autopsy to confirm why he died, though the initial evidence points to an overdose, McCoy said.
McCoy's officers had arrested Lyman hours after a girl came forward about the alleged abuse. Police said Lyman's alleged victim was not one of his dentistry patients.
Lyman's brother, Matthew Lyman, 38, pleaded guilty in 2007 to fondling the breasts and buttocks of two female patients while they were anesthetized. After he served his prison sentence, he killed himself, McCoy said.
Prosecutors had not filed any charges against Scott Lyman, and McCoy deferred questions about the status of that investigation to the county attorney's office.
Scott Lyman moved to Smithfield in 2003 from Wyoming and opened up Community Dental Center at 130 W. 700 South shortly after, according to the website.
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This is a great question, so I will follow this thread. I caught the shooting bug last year and get to the range at least once a week. Another question is, "How do I know if I'm good enough for a competition?" I hear about guys shooting 3" groups all of the time but is that really necessary to be competitive? Is speed necessary? How should I practice at a range to prepare for competitive shooting? Most guys I meet up with at my range aren't shooting 3" groups even at 10 yards. When I look at their targets in the trash bins, my groups look tighter than theirs and I know I'm shooting from an equal or further distance. How do you know you're ready for that step? Are their novice categories for shooters?
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Can anybody tell me if theMacro Filters that are screwed onto the end of lenses are worthwhile or not.
I have a Panasonic FZ30 which will focus down to about 5cm, but I would like to get in a bit closer.
The other type I have seen is a filter type macro attachment used in conjunction with a wide angle 0.45 converter. Any Thoughts?
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Need Help..... My pup is 10 1/2 weeks old and a day does not go by that he does not pee in his crate. I have made the crate nice small and comfortable, I make numerous visits outside to his spot, cut back on the amount of water he drinks and nothing seems to work. I am very frustrated. I took him out last night at 10:30pm and I got up at 4:30am to take him out and he already went pee in crate. The last time he had any water was at 5pm last night. This will also continue in the day, I have taken him out to his spot 3X in an hour and he will pee. I will then put him in crate and come back an hour later and good chance he will have peed and will be laying in it because he has no room. Also, he will not whine or bark to let me know he needs to go out.
I clean up my puppy's pee and then use a vinegar/water spray and wipe it again. The smell goes away quickly for humans, but dogs can smell it for weeks. Otherwise they smell there pee and think its ok to go in that spot. It works for me! Also, i would take him on a leash potty everytime to one corner of the yard... Now when i let him out he always goes to that same area. Hope this helps
My Sinister peed his cage like that. I took him to the vet and he had a UTI. It is unusual for a male to have a uti but it can happen. After he finished his antibiotics, I now give him 2 tbs. braggs apple cider vinegar on his dog food everyday to keep bacteria at bay. Take your pup to the vet just to rule out a UTI . Also if you provide them with a blanket they are more likely to soil their crate. So nothing in the crate with your puppy. Take outside on a leash every time to guarantee he goes and praise. Act a fool with excitement and give lots of treats. I always mark it, Yes good potty!! Give treat. Good luck!!
For a 10 1/2 week pup, waiting from 10:30 pm to 4:30 pm is a very long time for their little bladders. If this was my pup, I would add one more visit outside in there, maybe even 2 more. Once he goes, quietly scratch, good puppy then take him back to the crate. That many may be overkill and a lot of sleep lost for a few days, but in the end I am happier not having to clean up a pee crate at night.
During the day, keep the pup tethered to you. Watch for any hint of wanting to pee, sniffing/circling, scoop him up, take to the spot outside, give the pee command, throw a party when after he goes. Do this even if it is 4 or 5 times an hour. At this age, they are pee machines :)
Keep in mind after he wakes up from a nap, after a play period and eating, he is going to need to go outside.
Yes 6 hours is too long for a 10 week old. THey have small bladders right now and have to empty often.
I have never partitioned the crate for a puppy. I prefer a large crate with one side bedding (folded towel) and one side newspaper. Puppies do not like to soil their bedding but when they have to go they have to go. The puppy will pee on the newspaper side if you set it up that way. As he gets older he will be able to hold it longer (bigger bladder).
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By Chris Harris
Arsène Wenger says Per Mertesacker did not deserve the criticism levelled at him last season.
The Germany defender has been outstanding this term, holding down a place in one of the most competitive areas of the Arsenal side, and he opened his account for the Club with a powerful header against Tottenham on Saturday.
Mertesacker was less of a regular during his first 12 months in English football but Wenger believes he was simply a victim of circumstance.
"To his defence I must say last year he arrived on August 31, and had no pre-season, had an ankle injury and had to adapt to a completely new world," said the manager.
"Centre back is difficult for people who come from abroad, it was a bit of a shock for him, but this season he has come back very fit, well prepared, and of course knew what the expectations were for him and did extremely well.
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"The criticism was always completely unjust," added Wenger. "It was overboard, we always say you have to deal with that.
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As many of you know, I discovered the MQ-1 calculator years and years ago (almost a decade ago now) and was the first to have one in hand... but in all that time, I have never been brave enough to chop one up. I don't know why today was the day (I don't have gauntlets to put it in) but today I chopped up the original Casio I got so many years ago. It was really stressful, but also rewarding to finally give it a shot and see how it turned out. I am pretty pleased with the results. One of the mistakes I feel a number of people have made in the past is cutting the sides down too much and not leaving enough of a lip on each side of the calculator. This was really slow moving as I filed down a little... checked it... and then filed down a little more. I think I might do a couple more file touches, but overall, I am really happy with how this has turned out. It really isn't a big undertaking as it is simply cutting and sanding, but it is very small details and delicate work and you don't want to screw up your $150 calculator that is not easily replaced. So here is my calc (sorry about the fingerprints) and here is the original. Give me your thoughts and critiques.
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How to combine two graphs with different scales?
I want to combine two graphs with different y-scales (factor 100-1000) in
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Baracuta is the iconic British brand and home of the original Harrington jacket made in England since 1937, by the Millers Brothers in rainy Manchester. People like Elvis Presley, Frank Sinatra and Steve McQueen, but also several cultures and metropolitan gangs, from the Mods to punks and skas, adopted it as a True British icon.
Manchester, a city synonymous with downpours became the raincoat manufacture capital of the world. It was through this rainwear that Baracuta was born.
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I decided to start a :jango costume about two months back, and I finally had the opportunity to try it on for the first time. I purchased a majority of the costume from a person who no longer wanted his :jango costume. I was really satisfied with most of it, but not all of it. I've already replaced the blasters I got with BR blasters, and replaced the gauntlets which were :fettrotj's gauntlets painted with a :jango scheme. Thanks to Cruzer for selling me his set of MOW gauntlets.
Again, I wore the costume for the first time today, but boy did things go south. Here's a shot of me:
My biggest problem with costumes is that I have 26" thighs and 18" calves. I cropped the above photo because within the first few minutes of having it on, I heard the sound of Rice Krispies in milk ... SNAP CRACKLE POP! Except it was my leg armor:thumbsdown:cry:thumbsdown. Bets snapping, armor breaking, holster belts popping off, knee armor flaring up. (That's why I cropped the lower portion of the pic.) On top of that, the jet pack actually pulled my harness system through and is the reason it looks like my vest and chest armor are choking me. Oh well, it's a start.
I've got a few new upgrades coming within the next few days:
Thanks to SEEKER, I've got a new belt (I can't stand the one I have now) coming along with a new helmet.
Thanks to Sky, I've got a new vest coming.
But anyway, I welcome any help here with this ... any suggestions y'all may have. But please be gentle ... I know it may be sub-standard TDH quality, but I'm workin' on it ... it's work in progress.


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God's Regents on Earth: A Thousand Years of Byzantine Imperial Seals
In former times, when the constitution followed a different system, the order of affairs was also differently arranged. . . . Today, however, everything depends on the wisdom of the emperor, and all things are supervised and managed, with the aid of heaven, by the providential care of his wisdom.
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For over a thousand years the Byzantine Emperor sat in his palace, ruling over the empire as God's regent on earth. His was the ultimate authority. The emperor was the font of all law, granter of titles and offices, distributor of largess, master of the Church, commander of the army, head of the bureaucracy, and supreme judge. The decisions of the individual who sat on the throne had repercussions throughout the Byzantine world and far beyond. Decrees, letters, judgments, and commands left Constantinople every day signed by the emperor in red ink and secured with the imperial seal. These seals not only protected and authenticated imperial documents, they also spread the emperor's image and served as imperial propaganda. It is no accident that while one emperor chose to be depicted as a soldier, another chose to be shown as a civilian. Although Christ accompanies one emperor, another might choose St. Constantine, or the Mother of God, or perhaps simply the cross. Was his title Greek, basileus, or Latin, augustus? Did he want to emphasize his family as an imperial asset or assert his position as autokrator, the sole ruler of God's empire on earth? The designs of the imperial seals are interesting for more than their artistic value, they provide an insight into the minds and policies of the rulers whose image they bore; they tell us not only how they wished to be viewed by the recipients of their letters, but also how they viewed themselves. Imperial seals, with their titles, images, and projection of divinely sanctioned authority, show the blend of Roman, Hellenistic, and Judeo-Christian ingredients that went into the Byzantine imperial recipe.
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As most Mando buffs SHOULD know, Jaig Eyes are a coveted honour bestowed on mandalorians who had should particular finesse in battle.
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Discussion in 'November 2007' started by max, Nov 9, 2007.
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Is that tonight? Not looking forward to this one to be honest folks, I would hope to see less starter minutes in the second game of a back to back going into a long WC trip, but at this juncture I am expecting exciting and new ways for Flip Sr. and Co. to start this season off on the wrong note. Any predictions on how many minutes Amir will get? My guess: 3 Flipper will put him in in the fourth right after Kaman gets his 6th offensive rebound and puts the Clips up by 15.
NBA.com Clippers-Pistons Preview Looks like Mobley will not play tonight. Both Maggette and Patterson are questionable. There should be no excuse to lose this game. Keep Kaman off the boards and we should win this game comfortably and get ready for the West Coast trip.
I wonder if bench is going to get more burn tonight, especially with starters putting in all the time against Bulls. I am also interested in how Sheed and Tay are going to play after yesterday's performances. I would look for continuity from Sheed and more offensive involvement from Tay. I would like to see more pt for Afflalo, J-Max, and Amir.
If the Pistons can't take advantage of a shorthanded Clippers team then they deserve whatever criticism we may possibly lay on them tonight. Although Mobley wasn't around in the second half of the Pacer game he was the x factor in the previous three games especially coming up big in the 4th quarters (averging 23 pts a game). Patterson was also playing very well on the defensive end so him being sidelined possibly gives the Pistons a break too. Our bench has to come up big today as we know Sheed and Tay are still probably worn out from last night's frustration..
You ever go to Clippers games Dre?
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I have been going to the Clippers-Pistons game here in LA every year for the past six years cheering my Pistons on. Planning on going on March 1st when the Pistons come to town. Will skip the expensive Laker Piston game next Friday. My oldest son is a huge Clippers fan and he has a small ticket pakage so I normally go to one or two other random games each season and cheer on the Clippers...
Nice picture. Looks like you had good seats. And JMax was getting PT too.
Wow those are some nice seats, buddy.
I removed the picture as it was too large...maybe I will add it later.
I didn't get to see it.
Nazr is ready and willing to contribute to that effort. About able to contribute to that effort, that is another story.
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Just what the doctor ordered...a blowout with tons of garbage time to rest the starters. No one played more than 30 minutes; Sheed followed his 42 minute night in Chicago with only 15 tonight. Dice was en fuego in the first quarter, CB lit it up in the third, and the Pistons dominated pretty much the whole game, aside from one brief bad spell in the 2nd quarter. Kaman was unstoppable for L.A. in the first half, but aside from Maggette, he got no help and couldn't keep them in the game. Pistons clamped down on D, dominated the boards 53-33, and moved the ball well enough for 27 assists, Rip leading the way with 10. With a 21 point lead going into the 4th, Amir finally got off the bench and played the entire quarter. He made two great passes for assists and got one block, but not much else. Let's hope he can get some real burn pretty soon.
Me either. I was wondering what everyone was talking about? I was looking all over for a darn picture until I saw Dre's last post!
He had about 2 or 3 passes to wide open guys who missed the J. He also played pretty good D. I think his one block was on Kaman. He is smart. He is working on the two things that will move him up in the depth charts. His defense and his passing. I think right now he is our best passing big man except for maybe Tay. When ever you pass the ball into Nazr or Maxey it disappears sometimes into the basket, but rarely for an assist. The one thing I noticed is that the stronger guys like Kaman, Powell and Davis can push AJ around. He really needs to add about 20 pounds of muscle. He is still young so his body will fill out.
At least he is high energy. He just seems to bounce around out there. Mix him in with the vets and let him clean up their garbage. Nazr almost had the most FGA's on the team! Weird night.
Good time to slaughter a team. Our stars certainly did not have to play too much tonight. The Clips, they were not really much competition. The overated Kamen got his 3rd rebound as the game quit being a game somewhere in the 3rd quarter. Cassell can be good, for a moment or so before he runs out of gas. Tim Thomas was once feared as an offensive player. And then it just spirals down from there for the Clips. With the above said, here is who did what vs. this rather weak competition. Mohammed had a good game off the bench. Like I have said, if you challenge Mohammed directly, Mohammed will often win the battle. Kamen pushed Mohammed around a bit at first, but once Kamen started mostly staying stationary with all his fancy moves, Mohammed had his number. And Mohammed even scored on Kamen posting him up. Hey, Kamen is a short center, but still a center. That 3 games already in which Mohammed has scored in the post over a center this season. Mohammed also scored on a cut to the basket, on an offensive rebound, and at the line some. Dyess did yet another fine defensive job on a center. I still don't like his defense against power forwards for lack of speed, but Dyess has done very well against centers so far this season. On offense, Dyess was on fire to start the game, hitting his first 7 tries. The first one, or second maybe, was a post up move where he faded hard toward the corner. But he made the shot. And then his confidence kicked in and he just kept extending his range as he wished. While Dyess was continuing his hot shooting to start the 2nd quarter, Flip Murray was in the game with him and doing ok. As far as D, LA was not even scoring. On O, Flip scored a bit, but more importantly, let others shoot the ball. He was not being a ball hog until the 4th quarter. CB hit 4 of 4 from 3 land in the 3rd quarter. I guess he wanted an early night. He got it. Sheed did not play all that much. He is going into the post a lot. Tay was a little more aggressive vs. last night anyway. And Rip, some scoring. Hayes did not do that much. Due to a lot of foul trouble, Hayes played some power forward. Can't be mad about Amir not coming in instead of Hayes, because Flip did play Amir the whole 4th. Good start with the 2 quick assists and the block, but like someone said, Flip and Mohamed were into scoring themselves in the 4th. I guess they just don't see any sense in letting a rookie come in and take their jobs. Oh, Amir is actually a third year player, but his coach seems to still be treating him like a rookie. Let the guy play. And be part of the offense occasionally. JMAX had a so so game. I am surprised we did not use him to defend Kamen any. JMAX hit a longer range jumper, a short jumper, and played some good D. (Part of that long and near complete shutout Detroit put on LA about the first half of the 2nd quarter.) Afflalo got a good stretch of time in the 2nd and then again in garbage time. Can't complain there. Matter of fact, the whole bench, not Amir though, got a long burn in the 2nd quarter. We had not won the game yet, but did have a good lead early 2nd quarter. (Largely from Dyess hitting all those shots.) Good job of Flip in keeping his stars minutes down. Afflalo did fine, hit a shot or two, played good D.
I can't get excited over the starters minutes/bench play tonight because it was a function of a blowout. The Clips laid down on the last game of a road trip. Flip does not know how to substitute during a close game. I really wish he could decide on a rotation and follow it instead of the his every game is a blank slate method. Dysse was hitting shots tonight so he wasn't coming out. Last night it was Sheed that he couldn't remove. Next game who knows who it will be, maybe Billups? To me this makes it harder for the player checking in because he's playing with a different group nightly. LA is way slower and less athletic than Chicago. I like AA a lot more than I thought I would. He's doing everything but finishing his shots. He's the perfect player to give steady minutes to, coach and be patient with. Am I the only one who thought it was funny that Flip was deriding Rip in today's papers for his failure to make adjustments to how the refs call the games?
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Francesc Fabregas underlined his return to full fitness with a magnificent strike as Arsenal Reserves completed a deserved win over Coventry on Tuesday night.
The 16-year-old Spaniard was laid low for a month with back and groin injuries but made his comeback last week, playing 45 minutes against Ipswich.
Fabregas emerged unscathed from that game and proved he was back to his best with a sparkling display against the Sky Blues.
The youngest goalscorer in Arsenal's history struck after just seven minutes, collecting a short pass from Stephen Bradley before firing a shot into the top corner from range.
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- 24 Hour Reception
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- Airport Transfers
- Board Games
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- Breakfast Not Included
- Cable TV
- Café
- Child Friendly
- Common Room
- Credit Cards Accepted
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- Elevator
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We are in the center of Moscow.
Metro station: Arbatskaya (Арбатская), at dark blue line of metro (rus. станция метро темно синей ветки)
Once you exit you will find yourself at the massive street called New Arbat (4 lines each way), it will be to your right, so please go straight (the big street will stay to your right) cross little street and walk till you see the underground crossing, and once you do please enter it. You will be crossing the big street under the ground and once you do cross it, turn left and keep walking straight till you see a 4-5 floored building with a green tower and few banks in there, this building is New Arbat house # 20, if you are in front of it, than take a little left and enter an arch you will see in this building.
Please turn left after you walk through the arch. If you turn left and walk about 30 meters you will see Bear Hostels logo and a door bell, please ring it and wait till the security guards will let you in.
We are on floor #5
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Located in the centre of Moscow on the famous street New Arbat (Moscow city center) which is just a stone's throw from the main attractions such as the famous Red Square, Kremlin, Christ the Saviour Cathedral, Gorky Park and the Old Arbat Street (Moscow's tourist street).


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My question is about mixing decoys. We will be targeting multiple species. Ducks, Canada's, specks, and snow/blue/Ross
We will be using about 400 snow and blues, 60 canadas, 60 specks, and 120 mallards. All fullbodys. I know the ideal thing is to match what we find in the field while scouting. Do y'all have any ideas as to what's worked for y'all in the past? Also do you feel this is enough snows to be effective on them? What is the least # of FB snows you have used with really good success? Also we will be hunting mostly small Canada's, so will they intermingle with the snows?


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Finding Funding for a Real Estate Venture
Q: I recently started a small business of buying and rehabbing homes for rental to the incoming military in the area. The banking crunch has halted our purchases as of now. I am looking for funding to complete the homes already purchased. Is there help out there for this type of venture? —S.P., Fayetteville, N.C.
A: As you've probably already realized, this is a tough time to get funding for a new business venture. And with home prices dropping in many parts of the country, speculative real estate development is considered particularly risky these days.
While community banks are increasingly stepping in to lend to small businesses in their communities, they typically want to see a successful revenue history and plenty of collateral from entrepreneurial borrowers. Often they are looking for accounts receivables or inventory to persuade them that you will be able to pay back the money you've borrowed. And while in the past they might have extended you credit based on the property you already own, if you've taken on substantial debt in making these purchases or if the houses you've bought are declining in value, you'll have a tricky time getting a traditional loan today.
That said, all real estate is local, and with a focus on military personnel who prefer to rent local housing, you're likely to have steady demand for your properties. Put together some documentation including home prices, local rental rates, and the number of military families who move into the area annually. Then detail the time, money, and "sweat equity" you have put into the business so far, plus how much additional money you'll need to complete the homes and get tenants moved in. Work out how much you'll charge to rent or lease the properties and how long it will take for you to break even (don't forget to include your costs for maintenance, repairs, property taxes, advertising for tenants, etc).
Armed with this financial data, talk to your local bankers. If they've not receptive, seek a partner or investor to join you in this business venture. "They could be either the owners of current properties—carrying the paper—or a third party who has capital to invest," says David Gass, founder of Business Credit Services of Las Vegas. Ask local entrepreneurs, accountants, and attorneys for referrals to private investors, or search an online database such as the Angel Investor Network. If you set up a joint venture with a third party, make sure you form a legal business entity with the advice of a business attorney. "You need a solid structure in place with the right operating agreement to protect all parties," Gass says.
If you are a military veteran, you might investigate the Patriot Express Loan says Deborah O. Osgood, co-founder of the Knowledge Institute in Exeter, N.H., and BuzGate.org, both resource organizations for entrepreneurs. "Launched in June of 2007, this U.S. Small Business Administration loan initiative is targeted toward veterans and members of the military community who want to establish or expand a small business," Osgood says. It provides reduced collateral requirements and a federal loan guarantee to qualified applicants.


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CORTLAND, N.Y. – Cortland outscored Tufts 8-1 over the final 26 minutes to overcome a 9-4 deficit and the nationally second-ranked Red Dragons defeated the fourth-ranked Jumbos, 12-10, in the NCAA Div. III men's lacrosse semifinals at the SUNY Cortland Stadium Complex. Cortland remained undefeated at 21-0 and will face top-ranked and unbeaten Salisbury University (22-0) in the national title game on Sunday, May 27 at 4 p.m. at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Mass.
Cortland will be making its first title-game showing since winning the 2009 national championship. The Red Dragons will be in the NCAA Div. III finals for the seventh time overall and for the fourth time versus Salisbury. Cortland defeated the Sea Gulls in the 2006 finals but lost in both 2007 and 2008. The Red Dragons' four previous national titles include the USILA College Division crown in 1973 and the NCAA Div. II title in 1975 in addition to the 2006 and 2009 titles.
Cortland junior goalie Mike Kaminski (Sayville) made a career-high 16 saves, nine in the second half. Tufts sophomore netminder Patton Watkins (Chattanooga, TN/McCallie) made eight of his 11 saves in the first half.
Ten Red Dragons scored at least one goal. Senior Mike Tota (Webster/Webster Schroeder) finished with two goals and two assists and freshman Matt Rakoczy (Clifton Park/Albany Academy) totaled two goals and one assist. Senior Zack Mulvaney (Deferiet/Carthage) added a goal and two assists, while sophomore Joe Slavik (Binghamton/Seton Catholic) and senior Eric Richards (Skaneateles) notched a goal and an assist each.
Senior Kevin McCormick (Laytonsville, MD/Georgetown Prep) led Tufts with two goals and one assist. Senior Geordie Shafer (Rancho Santa Fe, CA/Torrey Pines) scored twice, and freshman Cole Bailey (Millersville, MD/Severn) and junior Andrew Fiamengo (New Fairfield, CT) tallied a goal and an assist each.
The game featured three distinct runs, starting with a 4-1 Cortland surge over the game's first 16 minutes. The Red Dragons led 3-0 nine minutes into the game on goals by Tota, freshman Mike Cantelli (Holmdel, NJ) and Richards and went up 4-1 after a goal by sophomore Cody Consul (Webster/Webster Schroeder) 21 seconds into the second period.
Tufts then unleashed a barrage of eight straight goals – seven in a six-minute span of the second quarter and the first goal of the third period – to take its largest lead at 9-4. McCormick and Shafer each scored twice during that run.
Cortland started its comeback on goals by junior Taylor Mendoza (Greensboro, NC/Western Guilford) and Tota at the 10:26 and 7:58 marks, respectively, in the third quarter. The Jumbos answered with a goal by sophomore Beau Wood (Sherwood Forest, MD/Severn) at the 6:51 mark to take a 10-6 lead but didn't score the rest of the game.
Rakoczy found the net with 5:56 left and sophomore Eric Ohman (Islip) tallied with 1:05 left and the Red Dragons were within 10-8 after three quarters. Rakoczy's second goal with 12:25 left in the game made it a one-goal margin.
Kaminski made two saves over the next two-plus minutes, but each time Cortland failed to clear the ball. A shot by Tufts' Kirwan then hit the post with 10:02 left, and the Jumbos were called for a 30-second penalty on the ensuing Cortland clear.
Slavik then tied the game with 9:16 left just after the penalty had expired. Senior Greg Wright (Irondequoit/West Irondequoit) assisted on the Slavik goal and in the process became the ninth player in school history to reach 200 career points (95 goals, 105 assists).
After the teams traded possessions, Cortland cleared the ball and junior Tom Casey (Yorktown) scored off a Tota feed with 5:28 left to give the Red Dragons the lead. Following a Red Dragon turnover, Tufts had two potential game-tying shots miss the mark with less than five minutes remaining. Cortland cleared the ball and successfully ran the clock down before Tota turned the ball over at the 1:37 mark. However, Tota quickly forced a bad pass that Mulvaney scooped up and shot into an empty net with 1:31 left to close the scoring.
Cortland won the ensuing faceoff but turned the ball over with 1:13 left. Tufts had two shots in the final 50 seconds – one stopped by Kaminski with 48 seconds left and another go wide left with 31 seconds remaining.
Tufts finished the game with a 44-36 advantage in shots and a 14-of-17 success rate on clears compared to Cortland's 20-of-29. Cortland picked up 35 ground balls to 34 for the Jumbos, and Tufts committed 22 turnovers to Cortland's 21. Tufts won 14-of-25 faceoffs – all by senior Nick Rhoads (McLean, VA/Landon), who finished with nine ground balls. Cortland sophomore Doug Meehan (Sayville) recorded three of the Red Dragons' 12 caused turnovers.


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Men's Basketball Heads To Sacramento State
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Southern Utah's men's basketball team wraps up a two-game road trip Monday night when the Thunderbirds take on Sacramento State in a Big Sky match-up in Sacramento, Calif.
SUU (1-19/0-11 Big Sky), which is looking for its first Big Sky win of the season, is coming off a 64-57 defeat at the hands of Northern Arizona, its sixth straight loss by eight or fewer points. The Thunderbirds lost a 77-49 decision to Sacramento State in Cedar City the last time the two played but the Thunderbirds have lost just two games by more than eight points since that defeat.
Sacramento State (9-11/5-6 Big Sky) has gone 4-3 since the meeting with SUU on Jan. 11. The Hornets returned home following the 77-49 win over the Thunderbirds where they split two games, falling to Portland State, 68-64 in overtime, before handling Eastern Washington, 75-64. They headed back out on the road the following week, where they lost at North Dakota (82-71) and Northern Colorado (72-62) but have won three straight, all at home, since. The Hornets held off Idaho state, 84-78, outlasted Weber State in overtime, 78-75, then picked up an 87-70 win over Northern Arizona last Thursday.
The Game: Southern Utah (1-19/0-11) at Sacramento State (9-11/5-6), Monday at 7:05 p.m. (PST) in The Nest (1,200), Sacramento, Calif.
Practice Schedule: While at home the Thunderbirds work out daily, beginning at 3:00 p.m. with occasional adjustments due to travel and class schedules. Practices are held in the Centrum Arena. All practices are open to the public.
Media Availability: Players and coaches are made available for interviews on Tuesdays prior to practice at 2:30 p.m., with occasional adjustments because of travel and class schedules.
Radio: All SUU men's basketball games are broadcast live by Power 91 KSUU (91.1 FM) as well as on the internet at www.power91radio.com. Art Challis is in his 40th season as the Thunderbirds' basketball play-by-play voice. Dr. Challis is joined on home and selected road broadcasts by former SUU standout Dean O'Driscoll.
On The Internet: All of Southern Utah's home games and Big Sky road games will be available on Watch Big Sky, at www.bigskytv.org. Audio of SUU home and road games is available at the Thunderbirds' website at www.suutbirds.com or at www.power91radio.com.
Live Stats: Live stats of all of SUU's home games and selected road contests will be available at www.suutbirds.com.
Video Highlights: Video highlights of the Thunderbirds' home games will be available to accredited media outlets via SUU's FTP site. For information on obtaining those highlights contact SUU Director of Athletic Media Relations Neil Gardner.
The Series: Southern Utah holds a 14-8 advantage in the series with Sacramento State, but the Hornets have won two of the last three, a 77-49 victory in Cedar City earlier this season and a 64-59 win in Sacramento last year. SUU, which took a 79-67 win in Cedar City last season, is 4-6 all-time in games played against the Hornets in Sacramento. The Thunderbirds won the first four match-ups played in Sacramento but have come up short in the last six.
The Coaches:
SUU Head Coach Nick Robinson (Stanford '05), a 2013 finalist for the Joe B. Hall Award which honors the top first-year coach in the nation, has a record of 12-39 in his second season at SUU and his second season overall as a head coach. In his first year at SUU Coach Robinson led the Thunderbirds to a sixth-place finish in the Big Sky Conference, earning a BSC tournament berth in the school's first season in the league. SUU posted an 11-20 overall record, including an 8-12 mark in Big Sky games last year, when two Thunderbirds, seniors Jackson Stevenett and Damon Heuir, earned all-conference honors. Coach Robinson came to Southern Utah from LSU, where he spent three seasons on the staff. Prior to his time at LSU, Robinson spent a season at William Jewell College and two on the staff at his alma mater, Stanford. During his time as an assistant coach, Robinson helped guide his teams to a combined record of 87-47 and four post-season appearances, including two NCAA, one NIT and one NAIA Division I national tournaments. Coach Robinson is 1-2 vs. the Hornets.
Robinson is assisted by Todd Okeson (Nevada '05), Chad Bell (Nevada '06), and Drew Allen (Southern Utah '10). Yahosh Bonner (Northern Colorado '10) serves as Director of Basketball Operations. Okeson and Allen were with the Thunderbirds last season while Bell and Bonner are in their first seasons with the program.
Sacramento State coach Brian Katz (Sacramento State, 1980) has a record of 51-116 in his fifth season at Sac State and his fifth season overall as a head coach. Katz is 2-1 vs. SUU.
Captains: This year's captains are seniors Jayson Cheesman and Jaren Jeffery and junior Chris Nsenki.
Pre-Conference Schedule: The Thunderbirds' non-conference schedule was one of the toughest in the nation, as SUU's strength of schedule to this point ranked 46th in Division I and second in the Big Sky after their nine non-conference games. The Thunderbirds' 2013-14 SOS has been as high as 34th. The non-conference schedule was heavy with road contests as the team scheduled just three official games in the Centrum before the conference opener. The Thunderbirds went 1-2, with a win over Arizona Christian and losses to UC Riverside and UNLV, at home in the pre-season and 0-6 on the road. The road slate included games at No. 23 San Diego State, California, Utah State, San Diego, Portland and Cal State Northridge.
SUU by the Numbers: In Big Sky games the Thunderbirds are averaging 56.5 points per game on 42.6 percent shooting (.322 threes) while knocking down 68.9 percent of their free throws. SUU has allowed conference opponents an average of 70.2 points on .467 shooting (.366 threes) and has been out-rebounded by an average of 33.7-27.0 caroms per game. Freshman point guard Trey Kennedy leads the team in scoring and assists with 10.2 points and 2.6 dimes per game, while sophomore wing A.J. Hess is second in scoring at 10.0 ppg and in assists with 1.8 per game. Sophomore forward Casey Oliverson leads the team in rebounding with 4.9 caroms per Big Sky game while senior forward Jaren Jeffery is second on the squad with 3.8 and Hess averages 3.7. Freshman guard John Marshall leads the team with 10 steals, an average of 0.9 per game, while senior Jayson Cheesman averages a team-best 0.8 blocks per outing.
Scouting Sacramento State:
The Hornets have prospered at home this season, with a 7-2 record in The Nest, including a 4-1 mark in Big Sky games. The only home losses have come at the hands of UC Irvine and Portland State, 68-64 in overtime. The Hornets have won four straight at home, including wins over Eastern Washington (75-64), Idaho State (84-78), Weber State (78-75 in overtime), and last Thursday night they downed Northern Arizona, 87-70.
Two Hornets carry double-figure scoring averages, junior guards Mikh McKinney (6-1, 175) and Dylan Garrity (6-2, 175), at 15.8 and 13.2 ppg, respectively. Forward Zach Mills (6-5, 215, Jr) leads the team with 4.0 rebounds per game with wing Cody Demps (6-3, 200, So) – one of five Hornets averaging between 3.0 and 3.9 boards per game – right behind him with 3.9. Garrity and McKinney are 1-2 on the team in assists, with 3.8 and 3.6 per game.
As a team the Hornets average 67.9 ppg on .450 shooting (.364 threes) while giving up 69.2 ppg on .457 shooting (.347 threes). They have knocked down 72.3 percent of their free throws and have been out-rebounded 32.1-to-31.1 per game.
Young T-Birds: Southern Utah is one of the youngest teams in America, with just 10 combined seasons of collegiate experience heading into the 2013-14 campaign. SUU has five true freshmen (not including walk-ons) on the roster and three of the five have played in every game. Freshman point guard Trey Kennedy has started all but one game while guard John Marshall has started 11 games and wing Juwan Major has started four. Wing McKay Anderson has had one start – alongside Kennedy, Major and Marshall – at Cal State Northridge. Wing Race Parsons hasn't had a start but he has appeared in all but one game. In addition to the freshmen, forward Casey Oliverson, a sophomore in his first season with the Thunderbirds, has started 11 games.
Thunderbird Notes:
• John Marshall tied his career-high with a team-best 10 points at Northern Arizona. He also had three steals, tying his personal high and the team's high this season.
• Trey Kennedy tied his career-best with four rebounds vs. the Lumberjacks, while Juwan Major (four) and Cal Hanks (three) each posted personal assists highs.
• The Thunderbirds hit 24-of-48 shots at NAU, 50 percent, their second-best effort of the season, behind the .542 at Eastern Washington. Eight of the 10 players who attempted a field goal were at or better than 50 percent, with Jaren Jeffery hitting all three of his shots.
• Northern Arizona hit just 5-of-23 shots in the second half, (.217) but knocked down 19-of-20 free throws in the period.