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Faruqi & Faruqi, LLP, a leading national securities law firm, is investigating potential securities fraud at Mellanox Technologies, Ltd. ("Mellanox" or the "Company") (NASDAQ: MLNX).
The investigation focuses on whether the Company and its executives violated federal securities laws by failing to disclose that: (1) Mellanox was receiving numerous customer complaints about its InfiniBand product; (2) the Company was aware that a rival's InfiniBand adaptor would diminish Mellanox's market share; (3) Mellanox's first and second quarter 2012 sales growth would not be sustainable; and (4) Mellanox's inventory was increasing so much that sales and profit margins would diminish.
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See what's new in local and area sports.
Send your sports announcements and news to email@example.com, fax to 508-591-6601 or mail to Sports Editor David Wolcott, 182 Standish Ave., Plymouth, MA 02360.
ASA Certified Softball Umpire
Love Sports? Like Being Outside? Want to Earn Extra Cash?
For those serious about umpiring, the ASA training is the best available in any sports organization today. ASA officials are nationally recognized as the best trained and proficient in the sport, and are involved in competition starting with league play, city, state and national championships.
Class in Plymouth begins in February; 5 classroom sessions, 2 on field sessions. Fee includes rulebook and 2013 dues - $130.
Contact Frank Pagano at firstname.lastname@example.com for further information, or call 508-789-4009.
South Shore Wolf Pack Boys and Girls AAU program
The South Shore Wolf Pack Boys and Girls AAU program is back for their 2013 spring season. Last year the Wolf Pack program grew to over 20 teams and continued their climb as one of the most elite programs on the South Shore of Massachusetts.
This year, the Wolf Pack will continue its growth as it moves into a new home:
The University Sports Complex at Star Land; set to open March 2013.
Become a part of Wolf Pack Nation and the biggest AAU program home base in New England at the University Sports Complex Boys and Girls tryouts.
All tryouts will be held at the University Fieldhouse, 340 Oak St., Pembroke. Visit www.southshorewolfpack.com for dates and times.
A one time $20 tryout fee must be paid upon registering for tryouts
Arrive 15-30 minutes prior to your tryout to register so tryouts can begin on time.
Ice skills clinic
Monday, Jan. 21 from 9:20 to11 a.m. at Hobomock Arena, an on ice skills clinic lead by Silver Lake Regional High School coaches Brandon Hall, Chuck Woodman, Tim Hill, goalie coach Dan Brady, and Lakers senior varsity players. The cost for the clinic is $10 and includes a Gatorade for each player after the clinic. Space is limited to 50 mites and squirts (boys and girls may participate). To register, contact email@example.com . Payment will be taken the day of the clinic.
Gateway Babe Ruth Signups
Gateway Babe Ruth is now accepting on line registrations for the 2013 Baseball Season. Players living in the towns of Acushnet, Fairhaven, Carver, Marion, Mattapoisett, Rochester and Wareham who will be 13, 14 or 15 years of age before May 1, 2013 are eligible to play. To download registration forms go to www.gatewaybaberuth.com. Forms must be submitted by March 23. Tryouts dates will be listed on the website. All Acushnet and Fairhaven youth are encouraged to join. The Gateway League is comprised of Babe Ruth teams from Acushnet, Fairhaven, Bourne, Carver, Dennis, Yarmouth, Martha's Vineyard, Mashpee, Sandwich, Wareham, Marion, Mattapoisett and Rochester. Gateway Babe Ruth has become the premier high school prep league in the area. All parents are encouraged to volunteer their time to the Gateway League. For more information go to www.gatewaybaberuth.com
KYBSL online registration
Kingston Youth Baseball and Softball League (KYBSL) has opened their website for 2013 online player registration. Visit www.kybsl.org for more information. Note that any registration received after March 1 will be subject to a $25 late fee charge (per player) so please make every effort to register online prior to March 1. There will be no walk-in registration this year.
SaEF Fencing Clubs
"Not Zorro But Close" is the motto of the South Shore SaEF Fencing Clubs.
From Jan. 6, each Sunday, the SaEF Fencing Club of Plymouth County meeting in Kingston at the Beal House of the UU Church on 222 Main St. (Route 106), Kingston, will offer the following.
2-3 p.m.: Intro and registration to fencing for all ages: Foil 1 for 10 through adult maturity, and SabreK and SabreM for kids 8-10 and very mature adults.
3-4:30: Foil 1 course, meeting seven times for one and a half hours each. To be followed by additional courses, each more advanced.
5-6:30: Foil 2 course.
6:30-8: Foil advanced and open floor with electrical system.
8-9: Private lessons, on request.
Tuition: all courses (10-plus hours) $220 through July 2013.
For more information call Harry Shamir, head coach, 508-866-1066 or visit www.Fencing-SaEF.com
Sign up for WHK Youth Hockey programs
Registration is now open for the Whitman Hanson Kingston Youth Hockey (WHK) Learn to Skate and Beginner Hockey Programs. These programs are designed for the beginner skater and those children that are interested in getting involved in the sport of hockey. Both programs run for 12 weeks.
Learn to Skate is a fun program for children with little or no skating experience. The goal of this program is to have children gain confidence on the ice while developing their skating abilities. This is accomplished with the use of fun games and group skating drills.
The Beginner Hockey program allows each child to begin skating drills using a stick and puck. This program has many of the same objectives as the Learn-to-Skate program, but applied in a hockey environment. This program is for children who have had some skating experience but may not be ready or old enough for the In-House Mite Hockey program. Sessions begin Jan. 4, 2013. See www.whkhawks.org for more information.
Sign up for YMCA programs
Registration for the winter session of the Old Colony YMCA programs will open Sunday, Dec. 9. You can either register over the phone by calling 508-888-2290, or online at oldcolonyymca.org. The full brochure is available on the website. Session dates are Jan. 2 through Feb. 18. Classes are held once a week with designated days and time. Each class is offered in a seven-week session.
Silver Lake Youth Wrestling
Silver Lake Youth Wrestling program is underway. Open to grades 3-8, no experience is necessary. Season runs until March 1. Practices are Monday and Thursday 5 to 6 p.m. at the Silver Lake High School, room 1609. Registration is $95, which includes a t-shirt, $85 if you already have one. Contact coach Scott Ketcham at email@example.com for a sign up sheet or come in to practice. Come try it for free to see if you like it.
Kingston Youth Lacrosse registration
Registration is now open for the 2013 Kingston Youth Lacrosse (KLAX) season. The KLAX program is open to girls and boys in grades kindergarten through eighth grade, regardless of lacrosse experience. The season runs from March through June. To register for the 2013 season and for additional information visit the website at: www.kingstonyouthlacrosse.org. Walk-in registration dates to be announced soon so be sure to check the website. You may also contact Kate Kennedy at email@example.com or 781-585-2162 should you have any questions.
SaEF Fencing Club
"Not Zorro, but close" is the motto of SaEF Fencing, the fencing club active in Plymouth, Kingston, Hingham and Quincy. Ongoing regular fencing courses include Sabre K for ages 8-10, Sabre for ages 10-12, Foil for ages 11-adult (mature). Email email@example.com or call Harry Shamir at 508-747-5803. Call 508-747-5803 or send email to firstname.lastname@example.com for details.
WHK Hawks Youth Hockey
Whitman Hanson Kingston Youth Hockey Organization strives to teach the children of Whitman, Hanson, Kingston, Halifax and Plympton skill development, physical fitness, self-confidence, goal setting, self-esteem and team work through the sport of hockey.
WHK offers programs from Learn to Skate through Midget Level hockey. Tryouts will be held at Hobomock Rink in Pembroke.
Go to www.whkhawks.org for more information including specific tryout times.
The JunglePlex is a year-round indoor/outdoor sports and entertainment complex located at 8 Natalie Way, Plymouth. The JunglePlex offers sports, martial arts, birthday parties, JungleKids child development classes, JungleLand playstructure, JungleArcade, JungleCafe and Muddy Cleat Pub and is also home to the South Shore Expo Center, a function facility. Call 508-846-8647 for details or visit www.jungleplex.com.
Girls Fastpitch
The Bay State Sharks Girls Fastpitch 16U team based in the Upper Cape area is holding ongoing tryouts. Hard-working and dedicated girls are needed to complete the 2013 roster. All positions are being considered, and those with the current playing age determined by the ASA cut-off date of Jan. 1 are encouraged to attend (player's age is 16 or less on Dec. 31, 2012). An indoor practice facility will be available this winter in order to get the girls ready to play by spring. This is going to be a competitive team, expect to play in seven to eight tournaments next season. If interested contact Coach Glen Gifford at 781-291-0695 or email firstname.lastname@example.com to schedule a tryout.
Special Olympics
Plymouth Special Olympics is a year-round program of sports training and competition in a variety of sports for individuals with developmental disabilities. The program develops physical fitness, prepares participants for entry into, school and community programs, and develops friendships among Special Olympians, their families and the community. Members, volunteers, siblings and friends are invited to participate. For information, call Sue Benevides at 508-295-0718 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Junior Olympic Archery Program
The Monument Beach Sportsman's Club is accepting applications for enrollment in its Junior Olympic Archery Development Program. The JOAD Program is open to member and non-member youth ages 8-18 (male and female). The program is intended to provide the necessary guidance for the recreational archer who may be interested in archery for their enjoyment of shooting a bow and arrow. JOAD is also an achievement program consisting of qualifying rounds and achievement levels designed to provide a challenge for youth in archery achievement. Classes are held Monday and Tuesday evenings from 7 to 8 pm. The cost to join MBSC's JOAD program is $50 and includes eight lessons. Lessons are on an as-used basis. If an archer misses a class there is no charge for the evening missed. All archery equipment and accessories are provided by the Monument Beach Sportsman's Club. The indoor archery range is open to club members 24/7, and is open to the general public Thursday evenings from 6:30 p.m. to 10 p.m. for $2. The club also sports a world-class outdoor 3D range on its 65-acre property in Bourne. For more information, check out the club's Web site at http://monumentbeachsports.com or call Allen Newell, lead JOAD coach at 508-888-8823 (email@example.com).
Kingfish Swimming
Kingfish Swimming welcomes swimmers of any ability level at both its Percy Walker facility and at its primary site at the Kingsbury Club in Kingston. Call registration chairperson Beverly English at 781-582-1592 or email her at firstname.lastname@example.com if you have any questions. Feel free to visit the website at www.kingfishswimming.com.
Team Turbo Swimming
Team Turbo is based out of the Village Racquet & Fitness, at The Pinehills in Plymouth.
The coaches are looking to expand the young squad come this fall.
Turbo competes both in the Southeastern Massachusetts Swim League and the Unites States Swim Program.
Presently, Team Turbo is the only year round age group competitive swim team in Plymouth. Swimmers from the local surrounding towns are invited to join. The fall season started Sept. 8.
If interested for an evaluation, email Coach Janet at email@example.com.
The Village Racquet & Fitness offers learn-to-swim lessons as well as privates. Call 508-224-0303.
Wahoos swim team
The Wahoos developmental swim team is open to all swimmers ages 7-16 who have reached American Red Cross swim level 5 or the equivalent. The head coach this year is Joe Smith, who has an extensive coaching history in Virginia, with the Cape Cod Swim Club, SCS Masters program and Sandwich High School. The swim team is part of the Southeastern Massachusetts Swim League, which hosts six other teams in the South Shore area. There are no extra fees for the meets, relay carnivals or sprint meets that are held during the league's season. The team meets for practice from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m., Tuesdays and Thursdays; and from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., Saturdays at the Sandwich Community School pool. A number of swimmers come from Plymouth and the surrounding areas. For information, call the SCS office at 508-888-5300.
Hockey programs
Bay State Hockey holds programs at the Armstrong Arena in Plymouth and other local rinks. Programs include instructional hockey, youth leagues, power skating and drills, girls hockey leagues, high school leagues, adult leagues and 3-on-3 leagues. For information, call 866-HOCKEY-3 or visit www.BayStateHockey.com.
Pilgrim Skating Club
The Pilgrim Skating Club's Synchronized Skating Team is a group of eight figure skaters aged 6-12 all skating on the ice at the same time. They work together as one unit and perform a program set to music. The emphasis is on having fun while learning and building on the basic skills of synchro skating. The team practices from 4:30 to 6 p.m. Thursdays at Armstrong Arena in Plymouth and will participate in four to five competitions throughout New England during the season. The team ended their season last year with a gold medal at their last competition in Connecticut. The team is seeking new members, boys and girls aged 6-12, who may be interested in joining their beginner level II synchro team. For more information call coach Margot Marino at 508-746-2561.

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VANCOUVER, CANADA – APRIL 13: Goalie Jonathan Quick #32 of the Los Angeles Kings is congratulated by Dustin Brown #23 after defeating the Vancouver Canucks 4-2 in Game Two of the Western Conference Quarterfinals during the 2012 NHL Stanley Cup Playoffs at Rogers Arena on April 13, 2012 in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. The Kings take a 2-0 lead in the best of seven series. (Photo by Rich Lam/Getty Images)
Red Wings sign Tomas Tatar: four years, $21.2M
It turns out that Tomas Tatar's days are numbered with the Detroit Red Wings by almost 1,500.*
After a salary arbitration hearing and concerns that he might leave after a single season, "Band-Aid" sort of deal, a wide variety of reporters state that the two sides instead agreed to a four-year deal with a $5.3 million cap hit, which would total $21.2 million.
Those figures come from MLive.com's Ansar Khan, the Detroit News' Ted Kulfan, FanRag's Craig Morgan, and Sportsnet's Elliotte Friedman. The Red Wings confirmed that it was four years, but didn't mention the financial details in their release.
Here's the reported yearly breakdown (cue ominous music for that lockout-protection drop in 2020-21), via Morgan:
Again, this feels like a change in viewpoint, as even just yesterday it was reasonable to wonder if Tatar would only stick around for 2017-18. Now, it is possible that Tatar might get traded at some point, but a four-year deal is a bit surprising. The forward himself speculated that a one-year deal would be it.
This contract makes Tatar, 26, the Red Wings' second-most expensive forward from a cap perspective, trailing only Henrik Zetteberg's $6.083 million.
Even with this deal out of the way, Red Wings GM Ken Holland still has some work to do, including re-signing speedy forward Andreas Athanasiou. And the situation is tight.
* – Four times 365 is 1,460. Get it?
Wingels fractures foot, but should be ready for Blackhawks camp
The good news is that Tommy Wingels is expected to be ready for Chicago Blackhawks training camp. The bad news is that he'll be limited in his training regimen … although that very regimen caused him issues in the first place.
Dr. Michael Terry, the Blackhawks' team doctor, released the following update regarding Wingels:
"Tommy Wingels sustained a left foot fracture during his off-season training. We anticipate a full recovery in six to eight weeks and in time for training camp. We do not anticipate any long-term issues."
It's unclear what caused the specific injury. Dropped weight? Unlucky fall? Perhaps a stress fracture? Without knowing the exact issue, it's tempting to picture various painful scenarios.
(Probably because we're in the dog days of the hockey summer, too.)
Wingels, 29, is on a one-year deal with Chicago, carrying a $750K salary and cap hit. He last played for the Ottawa Senators, though Blackhawks fans are most likely to remember him from his lengthy stay with the San Jose Sharks.
Six-to-eight weeks seems like it wouldn't give a ton of room for error, so we'll see if he'll actually be ready for training camp.
Dahlin headlines Sweden's roster for World Junior Summer Showcase
Defenseman Rasmus Dahlin, potentially the NHL's first overall draft pick in 2018, will suit up for Sweden at the World Junior Summer Showcase in Plymouth, Michigan.
Dahlin, who doesn't turn 18 until April, has wowed scouts with his skating and puck-moving ability. At the 2017 World Juniors, he participated as a 16-year-old, garnering tantalizing reviews in the process.
Top-10 picks in the 2017 draft, Elias Pettersson (5th, Vancouver Canucks) and Lias Andersson (7th, New York Rangers), will also be in Plymouth representing Sweden.
Click here for Sweden's and Finland's Summer Showcase rosters. The tournament runs from July 29 – Aug. 5 and also features players from the United States and Canada.
Among the draft-eligible Finns to watch is 17-year-old forward Jesse Ylonen, who could be a late first-rounder in 2018.
Related: USA Hockey invites 42 players to World Junior Summer Showcase
All of a sudden, hope for hockey in Houston
Leslie Alexander's decision to sell the NBA's Rockets has revived hope for a hockey team in Houston.
That's because Alexander is arguably the biggest reason that Houston doesn't already have a team. The 72-year-old billionaire controls Toyota Center, where the Rockets play. Without getting into all the details, he's essentially been the only one who could bring an NHL franchise to the city.
From the Houston Press:
But Alexander selling the Rockets (and the lease that goes with it), opens up an NHL-ready hockey arena in Houston. And that's something that Seattle, which the NHL seemed to favor, can't offer, and unlike Quebec City, Houston offers up a huge media market with many, many large corporations around to buy up luxury seats.
Houston is certainly a big city. In fact, only four metro areas in the United States — New York, L.A., Chicago and Dallas — have higher populations.
And Houston is growing fast.
Jeremy Jacobs, the influential owner of the Boston Bruins, has not hidden his desire to put an NHL team in Toyota Center. Back in 2015, he told ESPN.com, "I would love to see one in Houston, but we can't get into that building."
Perhaps soon the NHL won't have that impediment.
FanRag's Cat Silverman wrote extensively about this topic yesterday. To learn more, give it a read.


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Showers and thunderstorms were expected Sunday from eastern Colorado through Wisconsin. There was a slight chance of severe weather from eastern Nebraska through Wisconsin.
Widespread scattered showers and thunderstorms were expected in the Southeast and southern Texas.
In the West, scattered showers were also expected in the Southwest and along the Rocky Mountains.
The beginning of a heat wave was expected in California and the Southwest, with temperatures rising gradually throughout the week and hitting the triple digits in areas by Wednesday.
Temperatures were expected to be in the 70s and 80s in the Northeast; 80s and 90s in the Southeast; and 90s and 100s in the Southern Plains, the Southwest and inland California.
Temperatures in the Lower 48 states Saturday ranged from 36 degrees at Truckee, Calif., to a 120 degrees at Death Valley, Calif.
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Dress: Gap
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Who ever said that white pumps were reserved for the summer never experienced a great white pump...And whoever said you can't find a great dress in less than 5 minutes at the Gap while waiting for a fresh pretzel to be cooked right before you go to a movie never did that either. Fortunately for me I have done both.
I adore a good shirt dress.. Easy..easy and more easy. It can go casual or more dressy. Casual without the belt and some super cute flats or sneakers.. More dressy as you see here with pumps.
Either way a shirt dress is always chic..
Now for those of you who are on the shorter side.. a good over sized or men's button up will do the trick. Be sure to have a couple extra buttons and button holes added to the bottom to ensure that you don't have a wardrobe malfunction. For those of us on the taller side.. a properly made shirt dress is a must. Believe me I have made several attempts.


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Piggy Wall Clock
The clock features familiar round body with a curly tail. A great farm themed kitchen wall clock. Made of eco-friendly bamboo.
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• Because of the nature of bamboo, grains and color will be different from the pictures shown
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Advance SC350 Compact Micro Scrubber
Advance SC350 Compact Micro Scrubber is the industry's first compact unit capable of delivering effective cleaning results in both forward and backward directions. Designed to replace traditional mop and bucket cleaning procedures, the SC350's compact, maneuverable design allows users to tackle diverse cleaning jobs, ranging from convenience store entryways to quick serve restaurant kitchens. The innovative rotating deck features an integrated squeegee, providing simultaneous clean and dry capabilities in all directions. Operators can push the machine forward like a "normal" scrubber, or they can easily flip the machine up, triggering the deck to rotate for backward scrubbing performance—providing an ideal scrubbing option for tight, restricted spaces or behind counters


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About the Book
In the early years of the 20th century in the then German colonial South West Africa an indigenous revolt was put down with meticulous savagery by the German commander in charge, Gen. von Trotha. Today it is a little know colonial episode, but in hindsight it displayed all of the ferocity of what was to come in the 1930s and 40s. In this photo book I have allowed von Trotha to narrate unapologetically through excerpts from his own brutal, proto-national socialist declarations, surrounded by archival images from both ca. 1900 DSWA and those of today's Namibia.
This book was entered and shortlisted at Kassel Fotobook Festival 2014 (http://2014.fotobookfestival.org).
About the Creator
Dublin Institute of Technology graduate (Photography), 2009 Graduate work mentioned in Irish Times article 'Plenty of Talent in the Class of 2009' (Wed June 6th, 2009) Speaker at 'Photography and International Conflict', 2009 (UCD Clinton Institute for American Studies). Paper: "The Fog of Photography: Newsweek & the Vietnam War" Exhibited as part of 'The Thing That Bruises You' (PhotoIreland Festival, 2010) Asuka.co.uk's 'Book of the Month' October 2010 Short-listed for 'Dummy Award' at Foto Book Festival 2011, Kassel 'Your Shot', National Geographic Magazine, June 2011 Honorable Mention, 2011 IPA Int'l Photography Awards: Architecture, 'Cityscapes Pro' & Fine Art, 'Other', Pro Blurb, PNB shortlist, Documentary, 2011 Finalist National Geographic Contest 2011 Eye for an Ear, Open Salon, Arles, 2012 Contributor to Camera Obscura (www.co-mag.net) 2012 - Eye for an Ear, China House, Malaysia, 2013 E Book Show Participant, 2013
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2011 marks the 250th anniversary of the establishment of the first veterinary school – in Lyon, France, which was established by Claude Bourgelat in 1761.
The history of the profession and its achievements is being celebrated on a global basis under the banner Vet2011. The World Veterinary Year Vet 2011 initiative was founded by the World Organisation for Animal Health (OIE) working alongside veterinary organisations in France and supported by the World Veterinary Association, the European Commission (DG SANCO), UNESCO, the World Health Organisation, and the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO).
Over the last 250 years, the veterinary profession has had a profound effect not just on the health and welfare of the planet's animals, but also on public health, through the control of diseases which affect humans as well as animals, and ensuring the safety of the food we eat.
In the UK, the RCVS, the British Veterinary Association and other associations and groups have been marking the year with events and activities.
Here's a flavour of what's been happening:
- View a timeline of the development of the profession on the RCVS Knowledge website
- Read about activities in Europe in the RCVS News June 2011 Guest Column from Nancy de Briyne, Deputy Executive Director of the Federation of Veterinarians of Europe (FVE) - see related links box on the right
- In the same issue of RCVS News, veterinary historian Bruce Vivash Jones and Trust Librarian Clare Boulton chart the development of the profession
- Dr Christophe Buhot, President of the FVE and member of the board of Lyon Veterinary School, and Professor Gary England, Foundation Dean of the School of Veterinary Medicine and Science at the University of Nottingham, were the guest speakers at RCVS Day this year (1 July 2011). Under the heading "From Lyon to Nottingham, the education of the veterinary profession" they spoke of the development of veterinary education from its foundation to the opening of the first veterinary school in the UK for 50 years, at the University of Nottingham. You can read a full report of RCVS Day
- On 11 August, the House of Commons officially recognised Vet2011 with an Early Day Motion, sponsored by Neil Parish MP, chair of the Associate Parliamentary Group on Animal Welfare (APGAW), and co-sponsored by Peter Bottomley MP, Jim Dowd MP, Andrew George MP, Andrew Miller MP, and Andrew Rosindell MP. The EDM text is as follows:
That this House notes that 2011 is World Veterinary Year, marking the 250th anniversary of the establishment of the world's first veterinary school;recognises the key role of veterinarians in a changing world where issues of public health, animal health and welfare and global food security are increasingly important; further recognises the important role of veterinary surgeons in communities across the UK; further notes the role of the British Veterinary Association as the voice of the veterinary profession and the role of the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons in setting veterinary standards in the UK; and calls on the Government to support the goals and principles of World Veterinary Year and to deliver policies which complement the existing work of practitioners and enable and inspire future generations of veterinary students.
2011 also marks 50 years since the inception of veterinary nurse training. Read more about our Golden Jubilee celebrations, which have shone a spotlight on the profession's achievements during its first half-century and its aspirations for the future.


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Kids Leave Saturday for a week.. YAY. and.. UGH...
My kids leave for NY with their dad to visit with him where he lives.. they've never been to NY or seen where he lives, so they're super excited and I'm super excited for them...
NY is a but further than I like.. and they will be gone for 6 nights.. which is one or two more than I like.. BUT it's a big trip and deal for them.. and they're going to have a blast..
I am both looking forward to the break and dreading it.. I haven't had a break in 2 months.. other than when they're in school and I'm looking forward to seeing some friends, organizing and just.. not packing lunches and snacks and bed time, etc..
usually after two nights I'm ready to have them back.. I don't need much alone time..
for some reason this trip is giving more anxiety than the others have..
I think it's just that it's NY and they haven't been there before ..
Either way.. SPRING BREAK!!!!!!
NY is far.. lol.. The furthest they've been is Texas.. this is my own issue.. as they've never been there.. and they have always gone to places that I had been before when we were married.. But I'm so so happy for them and so excited for them.. they're going to have a blast...
Mandi Welbaum- jealous? lol.. perhaps.. I love NY.. and it's going to be amazing.. and yes.. you know me so well.. I will clean.. a lot.. :)


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Brown was traded to the Washington Nationals along with Henry Rodriguez for Josh Willingham this off-season. The trade gives Brown a fresh start in an organization that is rebuilding and will be leaning on young players throughout the 2011 season. Brown, who was added to the A's 40-man roster before the trade, is in Nationals' camp currently and is competing for a spot in Washington's outfield.
It was a strange 2010 campaign for Brown. The A's 2007 supplemental first-round pick put together a full and healthy season one year after being limited to 66 games by knee and shoulder problems. Overall, Brown put up impressive numbers, posting a .283/.370/.466 line in 131 games. He also stole 22 bases in 24 attempts and cracked double figures in doubles, triples and homeruns, while also playing solid defense in centerfield.
Brown's overall line was somewhat misleading, however. The Oklahoma State alum began the year with Triple-A Sacramento, but struggled badly in his first crack at the level, batting only .156 with a 482 OPS in 109 at-bats. He was sent back to Double-A in late May and turned his season around instantly. In 90 games with Midland, Brown hit .320 with a 916 OPS. He made the Texas League's post-season All-Star team and the Topps Double-A All-Star team. His .320/.415/.502 line was an improvement over his solid 2009 line with Midland (.268/.349/.488 in 250 at-bats). Despite the good numbers with Midland, Brown wasn't brought back to Sacramento until the final week of the regular season. He hit well in seven games with the River Cats, batting .346 with three homers.
There are few questions about Brown's raw talent. A former two-sport star in high school, Brown still has his wide receiver speed and strength. He is one of those rare players who legitimately has the power and speed to be a perennial 20-20 player while also being a candidate to reach base at a .400 clip. Within the A's front office, there were some who believed that Brown was the team's most talented prospect.
Brown has a few factors working against him, however. At 25 years old, Brown is not a young prospect and he has only had 135 at-bats at the Triple-A level, the majority of which were poor at-bats. He has also struggled with injuries throughout his minor league career, the most serious of which have been to his knees and shoulder. Despite being a patient hitter who is capable of racking up impressive walk totals, Brown has struggled with making consistent contact throughout his career. In 2010, he struck-out 129 times in 131 games, and that was the first time in his career he had struck out less than one time per game played.
The 2011 season will be an important one for Brown. If he can capture the Nationals' attention during spring training, he should have an opportunity to play in the major leagues. If he gets off to a good start, Brown could carve out a permanent role with the Nats.
|Consistency will be key for Taylor in 2011. b>
The 2010 season didn't go according to script for Taylor. Acquired by the A's for fellow top prospect Brett Wallace before the season, Taylor was expected to take over as the A's right-fielder at some point during the 2010 season. Instead, he struggled with inconsistency at Triple-A, putting together a mediocre season with the River Cats.
In some ways, Taylor's struggles came as a surprise. Drafted in the fifth round by the Philadelphia Phillies in 2007, Taylor struggled in his first pro season in 2007, but had dominated the minor leagues ever since then. In 2008, he hit .346 with a 968 OPS across two A-ball levels. He followed up that performance with a stellar 2009 campaign, during which he hit .320 with a 944 OPS at Double-A and Triple-A. Given those two seasons, it was assumed that Taylor would handle the Pacific Coast League with ease and force his way into the A's line-up by mid-season.
In retrospect, it may have been naïve to assume that a young player like Taylor would be able to handle switching organizations without missing a beat. As it turned it out, it was difficult for Taylor to find his footing in his first season with the A's. When he got off to a slow start, Taylor began to press and he tried making adjustments to his swing, listening to a lot of different advice. None of those adjustments were effective and at times during the season, he looked very unsure of himself at the plate. He finished his season with a .272/.348/.392 line with Sacramento.
Although his 2010 campaign was not up to the standards he had set the previous two seasons, Taylor did have some positives emerge from his time with the River Cats. He learned a lot about dealing with adversity, something that he says will help him as he grows as a player. Taylor also proved that he could still make a positive contribution to a team even when he isn't at his best. He was named the River Cats' Most Improved Player at the end of the season.
"There were a lot of expectations of Michael going into last year and it's no secret that he struggled with that. He was dealing with a lot. He was part of a very high-profile trade. He was coming to a new organization. I don't think those were the easiest adjustments for him to make," Farhan Zaidi, A's Director of Baseball Operations, said.
"As much as people talk about his season being a disappointment, he still hit .272, drove-in 78 runs and stole 16 bases. Even in a bad year, he actually did some things pretty well, so those are encouraging signs for us. This is a guy who when we acquired him, we thought he had a chance to be a star at the big league level. One tough season in a season of transition is not going to change that."
Taylor will have a lot to prove this season, however. Although he has always been more of a gap hitter and a hitter for average than a pure homerun hitter, Taylor will need to demonstrate that he can be a 20-homer-a-year guy to grab a job in the major leagues. He will also need to have a more consistent swing from at-bat to at-bat. Taylor spent the fall at the Arizona Fall League, where he worked with Phoenix Desert Dogs' manager (and current Dodgers' manager) Don Mattingly on smoothing his swing into one fluid motion, something that should allow Taylor to get around on the baseball better in 2011.
There is no question that Taylor has the physical skills to be a star in the big leagues. In addition to being able to hit for average, Taylor has above-average speed for a player of his size (6'6'', 260) and an above-average throwing arm. Although he doesn't currently project to be a homerun champion, Taylor does have power. During the Pacific Coast League playoffs, Taylor hit a homerun to the opposite field during a night game at the Seattle Mariners' Safeco Park, one of the more homer-unfriendly parks in the major leagues. He is a hard worker and is very intelligent.
The key for Taylor in 2011 will be his ability to find a consistent approach that he can use every at-bat. Now that the A's have had him in their organization for a year, their hitting instructors will also be better equipped to help Taylor find the swing that works best for him when he does run into a slump during the season. With the A's acquisitions of Hideki Matsui, David DeJesus and Josh Willingham this off-season, Taylor will not be under any pressure to get to the big leagues on a particular timetable. If he puts together a season like the ones he had in 2008 and 2009, the A's will find a place for him, but their season won't be riding on whether he can get to the big leagues or not.
That all being said, the 2011 season is a key one for Taylor. At 25 years old, Taylor can't afford another down season and still remain a top prospect.
|Choice had an impressive pro debut. b>
In 2010, the A's selected 10th overall in the draft, the first time the team had picked in the top-10 since they took Barry Zito ninth overall in 1999. Oakland is hoping not only that Choice is as memorable a pick as Zito but also that he is the last top-10 pick they'll have for another decade. It took Zito only a year to reach the big leagues after being drafted. Choice will certainly take longer than that to get to Oakland, but his quest to the big leagues got off to a good start in 2010 with an impressive pro debut.
Choice was the second four-year college position player to be taken in the 2010 draft and some argued that he was the top four-year college talent available from the position-player perspective. The centerfielder was lightly recruited coming out of high school and played for a smaller collegiate program in the University of Texas, Arlington. However, his numbers were too impressive with UT-A for him to go unnoticed in the college draft. As a junior, Choice hit .383 with a 1276 OPS in 196 at-bats for the Mavericks. He was able to put up these gaudy numbers despite regularly being pitched around. Choice walked 76 times in only 60 games played.
Choice signed with the A's in late July to an above-slot bonus of $2 million. After a few games with the A's Rookie League team to shake off the rust, Choice was assigned to short-season Vancouver and he got a full month of at-bats with the Canadians. In 102 at-bats, Choice hit .284/.388/.627. Despite having less than half of the at-bats of the league leader, Choice finished eighth in the Northwest League in homeruns with seven. His slugging percentage would have placed him at the top of the leaderboards had he had enough at-bats to quality for the title. After collecting three hits in nine at-bats for the Canadians during the Northwest League playoffs, Choice added two homeruns in three games for Low-A Kane County during the Midwest League post-season.
The A's front office came away impressed with Choice's pro debut.
"He's definitely got light-tower power. Anyone can notice that right away," A's Director of Player Personnel Billy Owens said.
"He has power to all fields. The thing that really stands out about Michael Choice is that he plays so hard, that he is so intense. He's thirsty for knowledge. He's a grinder. He really cares about the game, his teammates. He is very similar to Greg Vaughn. He fits that profile."
The A's went out seeking power during the 2010 draft, and Choice was the center piece of their efforts. Many scouts ranked Choice behind only Bryce Harper in that category among those drafted in 2010.
"We felt as far as [power] goes there probably wasn't anyone else in the draft quite like him. Bat speed and hand speed is just tremendous and should translate into very good power at the major league level," A's Director of Scouting Eric Kubota said after the draft.
Choice isn't a one-trick pony, however. He also has good enough speed to handle centerfield and he has a good eye at the plate. Choice's main weakness as a prospect is his contact rate. Choice struck-out regularly in college and that pattern continued into the pros, as he struck-out 45 times in 109 at-bats for the AZL A's and Vancouver. Many scouts have chalked up the high strike-out totals to Choice's set-up before swinging, which involves quite a bit of movement and weight shifting in his lower half. That may lead the A's to have Choice remake part of his swing at some point, but for now, the A's are leaving him alone.
"When you have a gifted player like that those are the things that you don't want to mess with right now. You want to make sure that he has good balance, good head position and that he has a good idea of himself," A's Director of Player Development Keith Lieppman said.
"What would have happened if someone had tried to change Gary Sheffield with his quirky mannerisms and the things that he did? You try to quiet it down and you try to use it within the means that they already have, but you definitely don't want to immediately change it. He's had success like this, so you don't really want to just all of a sudden change it. What we try to do more right now is work on learning how to make adjustments on small things and teach the players that making adjustments is a tool and sometimes it is more important than a run tool or a throw tool."
Despite playing three full seasons in college, Choice is still a relatively young prospect. He didn't turn 21 until mid-November. Although he is relatively young, Choice should be moved fairly aggressively by the A's. He will likely start the season with High-A Stockton, where he could put up huge offensive numbers given the offensive nature of the California League. If he does rack up big numbers with the Ports, Choice should have an opportunity at the Double-A level by the end of the season. For him to move up that quickly, however, he will need to show an improved contact rate. With his power, Choice will never be asked to cut down his swing with two-strikes, but a better understanding of when to try to pull a pitch and when to go the other way should help Choice limit those strike-out numbers somewhat. If he can make those adjustments, Choice could be challenging for a spot in the A's outfield as early as spring of 2013.
2. Grant Green
|Green had a strong first full professional season. b>
In 2009, the A's selected Green with the 13th overall pick in the draft. Many thought the A's got a steal in grabbing Green with that pick, as he had been projected as high as a top-five pick going into the 2009 collegiate season. Green signed with the A's to an over-slot deal on the final day of the draft signing period. Because he signed so late, Oakland got only a glimpse of Green on the field during the 2009 regular season. The A's got a full season look at Green in 2010 and he made a very positive impression.
Despite getting only 19 regular season minor league at-bats in 2009, Green was sent to High-A Stockton for the start of the 2010 season. A polished collegiate player from USC, Green was expected to be able to handle full-season baseball from the beginning of his pro career, and he met those expectations. Despite a mediocre start to his season, Green put together a stellar year with Stockton, posting a .318/.363/.520 line with 20 homers in 548 at-bats. Green was named to the post-season All-Star teams for the California League and Topps and was tabbed as the A's Organizational Player of the Year.
As a hitter, there was little Green didn't do well in 2010. He used the whole field and showed good power (especially after the first two months of the season). His walk-to-strikeout ratio wasn't great (38:117), but other than that, he looked very much the part of a professional hitter who could put up All-Star numbers as a middle infielder in the big leagues. Defensively, it was another story, however. Green spent the entire season at shortstop and he led all California League shortstops with 37 errors. Some of the errors were sloppy mistakes as a result of poor footwork, but others came on throws where it appeared he didn't have enough arm strength to get the ball to the intended target.
Green acknowledged throughout the season that his defensive was a major work-in-progress and he put in a lot of extra work to improve at short. Before the Arizona Fall League, Green spent time at the A's fall Instructional League working specifically on his defense. Unfortunately, Green didn't get a lot of work on defense in the AFL thanks to a calf injury that kept him on the bench for a big chunk of that season.
For now, the A's are taking a wait-and-see approach when it comes to whether Green will stick at shortstop long-term. His offensive profile is strong enough to play at almost any defensive position (perhaps with the exception of first base) and the A's think Green is athletic enough to play in a number of different places. Where he ends up at the major league level may have as much to do with the A's roster at that time than how he looks with the glove.
"As a shortstop with his kind of offensive profile is one of the most valuable players in baseball probably, so there is every intention of giving him every opportunity possible to stick there because of the value that he brings to that position," A's Director of Baseball Operations Farhan Zaidi said.
"But part of that is going to be a question of organizational depth also. We will have to look at Grant's position moving forward both as a function of how we evaluate his defensive ability and what is the best way to keep him moving up the ladder and get him to the big leagues."
Regardless of where he ends up on the field, Green's biggest attribute as a player will likely be his offensive game. A's Scouting Director Eric Kubota likened Green's offensive profile to Robin Yount when Green was drafted and Green showed Yount-like tendencies in 2010 with his athleticism and in the way that he hit for average and power. Like Yount, Green has good speed, although Green didn't run often, as the Ports' powerful line-up limited the number of base-stealing opportunities. Down-the-road, Green should reach the 15-20 stolen base mark. Green could also make the Yount-like move from shortstop to centerfield eventually, although a move to second base seems more likely.
The A's kept Green at High-A until the post-season in 2010. He will start the 2011 season with Double-A Midland and could stay there all year even if he puts together a big year at the plate because of the number of infield prospects the A's are likely to have at Triple-A Sacramento. Even if Green doesn't get much – or any – Triple-A time in 2011, he could still be a factor for the A's at some point during the 2012 season.
1. Chris Carter
|Carter could have A's fans smiling soon. b>
In many ways, Carter's debut with the A's in 2010 is a good summary of his entire professional career. Carter began his major league career ice cold, going 0-33 before finally collecting his first hit. However, after breaking that hitless streak, Carter was a big factor at the plate, going 13-for-37 (.351) with three homers, seven walks and a double. Throughout his career, Carter has started off slow at every new level, but once he has found his comfort zone, he has dominated every league he has played in. The A's are hopeful that that pattern holds true for Carter's major league career.
Acquired as part of the Dan Haren trade before the 2008 season, Carter has moved up the A's chain at a slow, but steady pace. In 2008, he was the California League's Rookie of the Year, hitting 39 homers for the Stockton Ports in 137 games despite a slow start to his season. Carter was promoted to Double-A Midland in 2009, and he overcame another slow start to win the Texas League Player of the Year award by batting .329 with 28 homers in 125 games. He got a taste of Triple-A at the end of the 2009 season and hit .259 with an 812 OPS for the River Cats in 13 games.
Carter got off to a good start to his 2010 season, posting an 872 OPS for Sacramento. However, he hit only .214 in May (with a 770 OPS) and .227 in June (with a 808 OPS) before hitting his stride in July (.318 with a 1075 OPS) and August (.268 with a 958 OPS). Carter finished his 2010 season with a .258/.365/.529 line in 465 at-bats for Sacramento.
"At every level, he struggled early while getting accustomed to that part of the game at that level – the speed of the game or his understanding of it, whatever has affected him at each level, he has usually struggled early. And then, at some point, things usually begin to kick-in for him and he gets confident and the game comes together for him," A's Director of Player Development Keith Lieppman said.
"We had expressed that to Bob Geren and the people in Oakland, that in the minor leagues, this has been his M.O. that this is what he has done in the past. We didn't expect him to go 0-for-33 [laughs], but if you notice, after that, he began to get a little bit of a sense of it. His at-bats became a little more aggressive and you really saw a different Chris than you saw in his previous at-bats. I think he is on-track and he will be able to do what people expected of him."
At the end of the season, Carter was not only dealing with a jump to the big leagues. He was also having to handle a position switch from first base to left field. A third baseman when he first turned pro out of high school, Carter has primarily played first base in the minor leagues. He saw some time in right field (in addition to third and first) with Stockton in 2008 and again in 2009 with Midland and Sacramento, but the vast majority of Carter's playing time has come at first. With Daric Barton establishing himself as the A's everyday first baseman, the A's decided to move Carter to the outfield at the end of the 2010 season as a way to get him to the big leagues faster.
Carter has never been a strong defensive player, although he has improved his play at first base considerably since 2008. However, the A's feel he has the athleticism and the arm strength to handle the corner outfield positions. Thus far, Carter has been a work-in-progress in left field. He is still learning to read the ball off the bat and take the proper routes. However, both of those areas should improve with increased time in the outfield.
Carter was supposed to get that additional experience in the outfield over the winter in the Venezuelan Winter League, but he injured his wrist at the end of the 2010 regular season and was never cleared to play in Venezuela. The wrist injury isn't expected to be a factor for Carter this spring, but losing out on an opportunity to gain experience in the outfield will likely make it even harder for him to force the A's to make him their everyday left fielder on Opening Day.
The A's acquired veterans David DeJesus, Josh Willingham and Hideki Matsui in part so they wouldn't have to rush prospects like Carter and Michael Taylor into everyday roles before they were ready. Although Carter's path to the big leagues is blocked by those veterans at the moment, many still believe that Carter will be a big factor for the A's in 2011. Carter is the best power prospect the A's have had in years. The A's, pointing to his 2009 season with Midland and his 2007 season in Low-A, believe Carter can hit for average in addition to hitting for power. He will always be a player who strikes out a decent amount, but he has shown the ability to wait for his pitch and take a walk. Carter is very even-tempered and has a good disposition for hitting in the middle of the line-up. He posted a 1017 OPS with runners in scoring position in 2010.
Barring injuries during spring training, Carter, 24, will begin the 2011 campaign in Sacramento with the express instructions to work on his outfield defense and on raising his average closer to .300 (like he did in 2009 after hitting only .258 with Stockton the previous year).
"He's a guy who is still very much a part of our long-term plans and a guy we are still very much excited about. We just think that he could use a little more seasoning after hitting .258 in Triple-A and if he pounds down the door and does great in Triple-A, he's going to be a big part of this team next year," Zaidi said.
"I don't think that anybody is necessarily trying to hold him down, but I think after his performance last year, I think we didn't necessarily want to have to rely on him to be a very productive big leaguer from Day One of the 2011 season."


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Elsdon Best was New Zealand's foremost writer on pre-European Māori life.
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Year of the Monkey
Monkey is the ninth in the 12-year cycle of Chinese zodiac. The Years of the Monkey include 1920, 1932, 1944, 1956, 1968, 1980, 1992, 2004, 2016, 2028...
The monkey is a clever animal. It is usually compared to a smart person. During the Spring and Autumn Period (770 - 476 BC), the dignified Chinese official title of marquis was pronounced 'Hou', the same as the pronunciation of 'monkey' in Chinese. The animal was thereby bestowed with an auspicious meaning.
Earthly Branch of Birth Year: Shen
Wu Xing (The Five Elements): Jin (Metal)
Yin Yang: Yang
Years of the Monkey
- Feb.20,1920-Feb.7,1921
- Feb.6,1932-Jan.25,1933
- Jan.25,1944-Feb.12,1945
- Feb.12,1956-Jan.30,1957
- Jan.30,1968-Feb.16,1969
- Feb.16,1980-Feb.4,1981
- Feb.4,1992-Jan.22,1993
- Jan.22,2004-Feb.8,2005
- Feb.8,2016-Jan.27,2017
- Jan.26,2028-Feb.12,2029
- Feb.12,2040-Feb.28,2041
- Feb.1,2052-Feb.18,2053
Lucky Numbers: 1, 7, 8
Lucky Signs for People Born in Monkey Year:
Lucky Colors: white, gold, blue
Lucky Flowers: chrysanthemum, alliums
Lucky Directions: north, northwest, west
Things Should be Avoided:
- Unlucky Numbers: 2, 5, 9
- Unlucky Colors: red, black, grey, dark coffee
- Unlucky Direction: east
The general image of people born in the Year of the Monkey is of always being smart, clever and intelligent, especially in their career and wealth. They are lively, flexible, quick-witted and versatile. In addition, their gentleness and honesty bring them an everlasting love life. Although they were born with enviable skills, they still have several shortcomings, such as an impetuous temper and a tendency to look down upon others.
- Strengths
enthusiastic, self-assured, sociable, innovative
- Weaknesses
jealous, suspicious, cunning, selfish, arrogant
- Perfect Matches: Ox, Rabbit
They seem like made for each other, having several similarities in personality and life. Both of them can tolerate everything of each other, as long as they have enough space and freedom. Their love lives are full of fun because they have a strong sense of curiosity to get to know each other. Usually, they share common attitudes and opinions about life.
- Bad Matches: Tiger, Pig
Holding different values and views, they don't have many common topics in daily life. It's difficult for them to communicate with patience and respect. Quarrels and conflicts will bring lots of negative influences to their relationship.
- See more about Chinese Zodiac Sign Compatibility
After the Ben Ming Nian ends, people born in the Year of Monkey will embrace a favorable turn in a life time. In 2017, their fortune in work and money is closely associated with each other. In work, they would be provided valuable chances. If they strive as hard as before, they could surely get bright career prospect. Meanwhile, the luck in finance becomes nice, which enables them to make a large amount of savings. Besides, it is wise to give more time and care to families and health issues.
See more about Luck Prediction by Month 2017
Their individual characters are different when combine Chinese zodiac signs with the 12 western astrological signs, like brave Aries, steady Taurus, confident Gemini, imaginative Cancer, enthusiastic Leo, cautious Virgo, talented Libra, diligent Scorpio, honest Sagittarius, mysterious Capricorn, gentle Aquarius and generous Pisces.
- Blood Type O: The honest and frank personality traits help them win high popularity among surrounding people.
- Blood Type A: They are always full of passion towards work and study. Meanwhile, natural talents also enhance their charms.
- Blood Type B: They are good at expressing their own opinions and communicating with others but not stubborn to reject others' suggestions.
- Blood Type AB: Performing in front of an audience is their favorite thing. They pursue benefit and efficiency but lack patience.
The Five Phases of Wood, Fire, Earth, Metal, and Water subtly impact on the personality and performance of people with Chinese zodiac sign Monkey.
|Years of Birth
|Personality Traits
|Wood Monkey
|1944, 2004
|Holding lofty aspirations, active, responsible in tasks but some workaholic.
|Fire Monkey
|1956, 2016
|Smart, passionate, adventurous, business-minded.
|Earth Monkey
|1908, 1968
|Earnest and down-to-earth, industrious and frugal.
|Metal Monkey
|1920, 1980
|Valiant, decisive, crafty, gifted with confidence and eloquence.
|Water Monkey
|1932, 1992
|Having born leadership with great vitality but arrogance.
Celebrities with Chinese Zodiac Monkey
Leonardo da Vinci, Charles Dickens, George Gordon Byron, Yao Ming, Celine Dion, Tom Hanks, Will Smith, Halle Berry, Christina Aguilera, Diana Ross, Elizabeth Taylor,Truman, Alice Walker, Michael Douglas, Owen Wilson, Daniel Craig, Mick Jagger, Julius Caesar, Bette Davis, Annie Oakley, Eleanor Roosevelt, Betsy Ross, Cuba Gooding Jr., Gisele Bundchen, Kim Cattrell, Nick Carter, Patricia Arquette, Alyson Stoner, Christina Ricci, Cole Sprouse, Demi Lovato, Dylan Sprouse, Miley Cyrus, Mitchell Musso, Nick Jonas, Selena Gomez, Empress Wu Zetian of China's Tang Dynasty (618 - 907)


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Of all the memories that Nene has from nearly 10 years in Denver, few stand out more than the standing ovation fans at Pepsi Center gave him when he returned to basketball after a bout with testicular cancer. Nene came back roughly two months after he had the tumor removed and the applause lasted longer than the 77 seconds of actually playing time he clocked in a win against the Dallas Mavericks.
"The crowd, the team, was amazing," Nene said on Friday, flashing a grin as he reflected on the night of March 27, 2008. As the Wizards prepared to take on his former team, the Denver Nuggets, for the first time, Nene added, "It's a lot of memories. My wife is from here. I grew up here. The team, first time, we made the playoffs. A lot of history."
Nene wasn't certain about the reception that he would get 10 months after the Nuggets stunned him with a trade to Washington that he didn't see coming. Being back in the city that he still calls home in the offseason was "strange" for Nene, especially walking into the visitors' locker room for the first time as an opponent.
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When asked if he was going to play harder against the team that dealt him, Nene smiled and said, "No, no, no. I'm going to play because I play hard. And I going to have fun and I going to see my ex-teammates and have fun on the court."
Nuggets Coach George Karl said he would always feel a special connection with Nene since he relied on the 6-foot-11 forward during his own bout with throat cancer three years ago. But he was frank while explaining why the trade "had to made." After the Nuggets traded Carmelo Anthony and started to rebuild the team, they wanted more from Nene. The expectations rose when Nene signed a five-year, $65 million contract in December 2011 and when they went unfilled, the team sought a younger alternative in JaVale McGee.
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"The situation came down to, when you're reshaping a team, it's better to go younger and that's the choice management made and I was supportive of that," Karl said. "I mean, I could've very easily kept Nene. I think Nene is easily a 14 [points] and 8 [rebounds], 14 and 9 guy. He'll probably be that for the next three or four years. But sometimes, I think we wanted him to try to be an 18 and 12 guy. Sometimes, I think Nene enjoys being a major part of a good team and playing as a team. Sometimes, your best player has to say, 'Give me the ball. Give me the responsibility.' "
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