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Fortress Investment Group's Adam Levinson defends $300mm Bonus
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Fortress Investment Group's star trader and portfolio manager Adam Levinson spoke to the press for the first time since receiving a $300 million bonus stake in the publically traded hedge fund firm. When speaking with the BBC News, Mr. Levinson refused to discuss the details of his bonus, but he did mention how he had to give up a portion of "his entitlement to proceeds from his funds' profits" as part of the deal. In the article, he also said that he believes that excessive pay played a role in risk-taking at banks and that he believes that the hedge fund industry should see increased regulation. Mr. Levinson is Chief Investment Officer of Fortress Investment Group's Drawbridge Global Macro hedge fund. Prior to joining Fortress in 2002, he was a trader at Goldman Sachs. | ||
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Beginning on Friday, February 1st, 2013, IM Wine will begin filling growlers. And beginning this Friday (the 25th) Wine Bin in Ellicott City will start.
I've been patiently waiting for IM Wine to offer growlers. I know they've been trying for a while to get this going and I'm thrilled that they finally are.
It sounds like they will launch with a six-tap system. I can't wait to see what they have on tap!
IM doesn't say what size growlers they will offer, but they state that by law, they must be branded as IM Wine. I'm hopeful that they will offer 32 and 64 oz, but I'll be happy with anything.
Thanks to a commenter I've been alerted that the Wine Bin in Ellicott City is rolling out Growlers as well. The picture above shows what's on tap and prices. And note that they are offering 32 oz and 64 oz. The prices are pretty good as well. hocoblogs@@@


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BC: What was the first item that you ever created? Do you still have it?
MB: Yes it is a citrine cross necklace. I love it and even until today I still get compliments every time I wear it. I was really into crosses and several of my friends still like my vintage line, I only make them for friends now. It is a bit of a madonna-ish type look, but I still love it.
BC: What was it about jewelry that made you want to go into the field?
MB: I just loved it so much, I figured I had better learn how to make it if I wanted to afford some nice things.
BC: How did you learn your craft?
MB: Through my friends and just by doing it and sticking to it.
BC: What's the best and the worst thing about creating jewelry?
MB: Best thing is that you can make some amazing items, worst this it that you know you can make just about anything you see, so you feel like you need to constantly buy gemstones just to be sure you have enough on hand…as a result I hoard!
BC: You have a bridal collection, a collection for children and your main line. How did this all come about? Was there a special occasion or a special someone that inspired you to create a bridal item or a children's item?
MB: Well I suppose I got married and needed some items and then I had little girls and that was the inspiration for more items…..
BC: When you come up with an idea for a bracelet or another piece of jewelry, do you start with a sketch, or do you immediately start working with materials?
MB: I usually just start working with the materials; that has always been my style. I tried drawing things, but I could never stick to it.
BC: Do you have a favorite piece that you created? Or are they all your favorites?
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Each month I am eagerly waiting for my new magazines to come in the mail – all my fashion and home décor magazines especially. A couple of weeks ago I propped myself on the couch with my stack of the August editions and started going through them all. When I got to my Elle Décor and paging through, I got to an article called "Collective Effort" on page 132 and let out a little "oh my gosh".
I started reading this article about a "world traveling Tommy Hilfiger executive" named Trent Wisehart- Trent and I started at Tommy Hilfiger together a very long time ago and have remained very good friends and still work together on all of our Tommy Hilfiger home shops. The magazine featured Trent and his beautiful home in South Orange, New Jersey and a four year renovation project to this home built in 1896.
This article takes you through each room and talks about many treasures Trent has picked up along the way in all of his worldly travels. I loved seeing all of things he has picked up in Paris flea markets and estate sales and how he incorporated them in a way that reminds me of how we used to set up stores together and merchandise them in a way only Trent knew how to do.
I was very excited and proud to see Trent featured in this great magazine. He has an eye for style that I admire greatly.
I hope you enjoy the article as well and can see the "Hilfiger" influences in the bedrooms that are very iconic to the brand.
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In his March 8 Washington Post column, Marc Thiessen made a series of false and misleading attacks in an attempt to defend the witch hunt against Department of Justice lawyers who represented terror suspects in U.S. courts. One other argument Thiessen made also leaps out at me: Thiessen compares the DOJ lawyers who represented detainees to "mob lawyers." Thiessen wrote:
Would most Americans want to know if the Justice Department had hired a bunch of mob lawyers and put them in charge of mob cases? Or a group of drug cartel lawyers and put them in charge of drug cases? Would they want their elected representatives to find out who these lawyers were, which mob bosses and drug lords they had worked for, and what roles they were now playing at the Justice Department? Of course they would -- and rightly so.
Yet Attorney General Eric Holder hired former al-Qaeda lawyers to serve in the Justice Department and resisted providing Congress this basic information. In November, Republicans on the Senate Judiciary Committee sent Holder a letter requesting that he identify officials who represented terrorists or worked for organizations advocating on their behalf, the cases and projects they worked on before coming to the Justice Department, the cases and projects they've worked on since joining the administration, and a list of officials who have recused themselves because of prior work on behalf of terrorist detainees.
When someone uses the phrase "mob lawyers," what comes to mind? The first image that I thought of was that of Tom Hagen, the attorney (or consigliere) for the Corleone crime family in the Godfather saga. Hagen was intimately involved in the Corleones' crimes. It turns out that so-called "mob lawyers" have been convicted themselves for criminal activities. Of course, there is no evidence that the lawyers Thiessen is targeting have been involved in any criminal activity.
I don't mean to suggest that people accused of being involved in organized crime aren't entitled to an attorney. They are. And lawyers who have representing a person accused in an organized crime case should not be disqualified from joining the Department of Justice and being "put ... in charge of mob cases."
But Thiessen did not refer simply to "lawyers who represent defendants in organized crime cases"; he used the phrase "mob lawyers," with all the suggestion of criminality that that loaded term entails.
It also bears noting that The Washington Post itself has condemned the people involved in the attacks on the DOJ lawyers for acting as if those lawyers "had committed a crime:"
It is an effort to smear the Obama administration and the reputations of Justice Department lawyers who, before joining the administration, acted in the best traditions of this country by volunteering to take on the cases of suspected terrorists. They now find themselves the target of a video demanding that they be identified, as if they had committed a crime or needed to be exposed for subverting national security.
It is important to remember that no less an authority than the Supreme Court ruled that those held at the U.S. Naval Base at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, must be allowed to challenge their detentions in a U.S. court. It is exceedingly difficult to exercise that right meaningfully without the help of a lawyer. It is also worth remembering that the Bush administration wanted to try some Guantanamo detainees in military commissions -- a forum in which a defendant is guaranteed legal representation. Even so, it took courage for attorneys to stand up in the midst of understandable societal rage to protect the rights of those accused of terrorism. Advocates knew that ignorance and fear would too often cloud reason. They knew that this hysteria made their work on these cases all the more important. The video from Keep America Safe proves they were right.
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The studio is situated in newly reconstructed building in very dynamic growing part of Prague - Andel. Thanks to its location and distance from the subway station and tram stop, it has got fantastic connection to the city. There is plenty of famous restaurants, pizza, shopping mall Novy Smichov, multiplex cinemas called Village cinemas and Palace cinemas with fitness center, etc. There is world-famous Dancing House and National Theatre just on the other bank of river Vltava. The studio Andel Prague is fully furnished with tailor-made furniture, equipment of kitchenette to make you feel like at home. This type of studio is offered as standard or attic type of our Prague rental apartments.
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Christopher A. Darden is an attorney in private practice in Los Angeles. Michele Noble is an author. The two are collaborating on a book about race and justice in America.
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text: Director David Cronenberg adapts author Don DeLillo's novel about a Manhattan billionaire (Robert Pattinson) who finds his quest to get a haircut from his father's old barber complicated by the presidential motorcade, a gang of violent anarchists, and a funeral procession for a famous hip-hop star. Meanwhile, the wealthy 28-year-old's vast fortune rests on the value of the yuan, which he continually monitors from the comfort of his stretch limo. Samantha Morton, Paul Giamatti, and Juliette Binoche co-star. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi


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Isis; tragedie mise en musique
Isis, which premiered January 5, 1677, at St. Germain-en-Laye, was the fifth of Jean-Baptiste Lully's tragédies lyriques written with librettist Philippe Quinault. The plot is loosely adapted from one of the episodes in Ovid's Metamorphoses. In many of its essentials, the plot of Isis resembles that of Lully's previous opera, Atys. In Isis, the nymph Io, daughter of the river Inachus, is promised in marriage to Hierax, just as the nymph Sangaride, daughter of the river Sangar, was promised to Celoenus. Like Sangaride, Io is pursued by another love and yields to this love in spite of her feelings of guilt. Like Sangaride, Io has a goddess as a rival and is vulnerable to her jealousy. Lully's contemporaries interpreted this story as representing the volatile situation between two of the King's mistresses. The subsequent scandale of the premiere ended the collaboration between Lully and Quinault for a time, and led to the dismissal of a number of members of Lully's artistic circle.
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Photo: First Look at Leslie Uggams as Mama Rose in GYPSY!
by BWW News Desk BroadwayWorld.com Jul. 6, 2014We've been waiting for this! Check out the first photo of Tony Award winner Leslie Uggams as Rose, in GYPSY: A MUSICAL FABLE at Connecticut Repertory Theatre onstage July 10-20 at the Harriet S. Jorgensen Theatre. Tickets and information at 860-486-2113. Photo by Tim Brown.
Back in April 2014, Artistic Director Vincent J. Cardinal announced that Tony and Emmy Award- winning actress Leslie Uggams would be starring as Rose in Connecticut Repertory Theatre's (CRT) production of GYPSY: A Musical Fable July 10-20. This announcement quickly spread through social media circles and the theatre community and set off a firestorm of discussion on message boards and Twitter about casting an African American actress in this iconic role. "We weren't necessarily looking for an actress of color but rather an incredible talent to play this incredibly challenging role," Cardinal said. "The actor needed to be able to sing and act brilliantly - this is the King Lear of musical theatre. When we found Leslie Uggams, we were thrilled and honored to have such a legendary talent in this legendary role."
The cast includes Michael James Leslie of Broadway's The Wiz and Little Shop of Horrors, as Pop, Scott Ripley as Herbie, Alanna Saunders (Dianna in CRT's recent A Chorus Line) as June, Amandina Altomare (Judy in A Chorus Line, Philia in Funny thing...Forum) as Louise, Luke Hamilton as Tulsa, and features Ariana Shore as Tessie Tura, Dale AJ Rose as Mr. Goldstone/Cigar and Steve Hayes as Uncle Jocko/Kringelien. Additional cast members include Brandon Beaver, Johnny Brantly III, Thomas Brazzle, Madison Coppola, Kristin Devine, Conor Donnally, Cassandra Dupler, Julia Estrada, Mackenzie Leigh Freidmann, Khetanya Henderson, James Jelkin, Sean Jones, Rebecca Mack, Coles Prince, Maria Sheehan, Kyle Schoeplein, Courtney Schoeplein, Annie Tolis, Gianna Yanelli and Madison Young. The production is directed by CRT's Artistic Director Vincent J. Cardinal, with scenic design by Tim Brown, costume design by Lisa Loen, lighting design by Greg Purnell, sound design by Michael Skinner and stage manager Alyssa K. Howard.


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A track athlete runs exactly one complete lap of the track, 400 m circumfrence, in 4.02x10^1 seconds. What is the velocity of the athlete , to two significant figures, if they are assumed to run with a constant velocity for the entire time?
October 14, 2010
A track athlete runs exactly one complete lap of the track, 400 m circumfrence, in 4.35x10^1 seconds. What is the speed of the athlete , to two significant figures, if they are assumed to run with a constant velocity for the entire time?
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A person walks 2.8597x10^1 m East, then turns around and walks 8.7898x10^1 m West. The total time to walk this distance was 4.4004x10^2 s. What is the velocity of the walker, expressed to 3 significant figures? Note: Your answer is assumed to be reduced to the highest power ...
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text: We built it, and droves of middle-class parents came to the Stapleton neighborhood. Now they want another school. As The Denver Post reports, a "wave" of Stapleton children is heading into kindergarten. Last year, the kindergarten classes in Stapleton's two schools served 167 students. This year, 264 are expected. At the same time, the neighborhood's development is slowing, meaning less sales and property tax revenues for schools. "We sort of feel like we are getting to a tipping point when people aren't moving to Stapleton for the schools, they will be moving away from Stapleton because of the schools," says Dan Mitzner, the father of two children who attend the Bill Roberts school. Denver Public Schools agrees that the neighborhood needs a third school but doesn't have the money to build it. Moreover, Stapleton's tax-increment-financing scheme, which would have funded a school, is failing because of stagnant home sales and commercial growth, writes 9News. Elsewhere, some kids are leaving classrooms and learning online. But a recent report shows that such schools are trailing behind, according to an investigation by KUNC, which adds, however, that regulators are giving the schools a pass.


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Granite Curling Club of Seattle
December 17-19, 2011 - Completed
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Thomas Violette, Leon Romaniuk, Paul Lyttle, Harold (Duane) Rutan
Record: 5-3 - C Winner
Violette | 1 | 2 | 4 | 6 | 7 | ||||||||
Score | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 | 12 | |
Beck | H | 3 | 5 | 8 |
Violette | 1 | 2 | 4 | 5 | |||||||||
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Shoesmith | H | 3 |
- red draw on last rock comes up wide and a bit short. blue steals 1.
- shoesmith draws to pot for 1, measure for second goes to blue.
- violette sitting 5 without hammer. first rock for red.
violette sitting 6, last rock for shoesmith.
red misses difficult in-off. 4 for blue. handshakes.
Kauffman | H | 1 | 2 | 4 | 8 | 9 | |||||||
Score | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 | 12 | |
Violette | 3 | 5 | 6 | 7 |
- Wow - Kauffman makes a risky double to take 4. The crowd goes wild!
Pleasants | 1 | 3 | 5 | 7 | 9 | 10 | ||||||||
Score | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 | 12 | 13 | |
Violette | H | 2 | 4 | 6 | 8 |
Violette | H | 1 | 4 | 6 | 7 | 8 | |||||||
Score | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 | 12 | |
Shoesmith | 2 | 3 | 5 | 9 |
- violette has soft hit and flop for 3, but noses. blue scores 2.
- shoesmith has tough shot for 1, against 3 blue. overcurls and crashes. steal of 3 for violette.
- violette doubles out 2 red to end game. handshakes.
Kauffman | 1 | 4 | 6 | 9 | |||||||||
Score | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 | 12 | |
Violette | H | 2 | 3 | 5 | 7 | 8 |
Kauffman is in the driver's seat for these playoffs. He almost has an incentive to lose this game - as then he gets tomorrow morning off before having to win one of the next two games. If he wins this game, he only has to win one of the next three games. Kauffman is play three handed tonight without Ken Trask.
- measure for whether it's one two or three.
- tom has two welded on top of blue at the back of the four foot. Doug's first rock is short and hits a rock at the top of the house. Second shot is a try at raise takeout - just misses
- Doug hits but doesn't quite roll out.
- Doug's last rock freezes on top of red with blue behind. Tom corners it, but only the shot rock scores.
- Leon doubles to lie four. Hit and roll doesn't roll. Leon hits. John rolls a bit this time. Tom crashes on the guard - blue has one at edge of eight, three blue on twelve. Doug's draw is light. Tom hits to lie four. Doug draws.
- John makes a double raise double to lie two. Leon make a double to lie two red. John makes a double raise takout that's almost a double but clears the four foot and leaves nothing in front of it. Leon's a bit light to split the house - it's mid eight foot. Doug almost doubles but leaves red shot with a blue in front and back of it. Tom rubs the guard on an attempt to lie two. Doug just ticks his blue into the shot to lie one by just a touch. Tom draws the back of the buttom.
- Duane lines up two close to the front of the house while Andreas draws the button and puts one in front of the two red. Paul draws the button - hard to tell who's shot. Andreas peels his own guard. Paul guards. John peels one guard but drives another into the button pushing the blue back to the edge of the eight so that red lies two. Leon guards. John clears more guards. Leon guards. John peels it. Tom guards but there's a corner of a red exposed. Doug rubs the guard. Tom guards. Doug almost makes a long raise takeout but the shot rock jams on the blue at the back and the raised rock rolls too far out.
- Andreas's third rock removes a red at the top of the house and rolls to the edge of the twelve foot at the T-line. There's a blue at the opposite center of the eight foot behind a red and blue lined up. Paul hits and stick on the blue at the twelve. John nudges his own blue and stops at the back of the four. Leon hits and sticks. Ditto for John. Leon almost doubles but his shot rolls behind the remaining blue. The blue is now off slight to the outside of the two lined up rocks in front of the house. John's draw is light and is in front of the house. Tom hits on the outside and rolls out to lie two. Doug draws but slightly rubs the guard to lie open. Tom hits and rolls past the guard line - but still lies three. Doug draws.
- Andreas puts up a center guard just back of the hog line. Duane draws the top eight foot. Andreas puts up another center guard four feet behind the first. Duane close to corner freezes his first shot. Andreas draws but nudges the two reds. Paul peels the top guard. John also nudges the stack of three and rolls outside. Paul peels guard 2. John's draw is light and sits just off the top of the stack of three. Leon double peels leaving two red at the top with a blue off to the side. John draws for shot but it's open. Leon hits and rolls behind the stack of two. Doug draw is heavy to the back of the eight. Tom hits and sticks. Doug concedes.
Kauffman clearly didn't lose the game on purpose - but he's probably looking forward to sleeping in tomorrow morning.
Pleasants | 2 | 5 | 8 | ||||||||||
Score | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 | 12 | |
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Winner of this game plays Kaufmann in the next draw and, if they win, Kaufmann again. Could be a long day for one of these teams...
- Clean first end, both teams getting a feel for the ice. Violette sitting one red after his last, but Pleasants peels.
- The hitting continues. Team Pleasants misses a couple, allowing Violette to get a rock biting the 8 foot with a guard, which Pleasants tries to run back but misses. Violette replaces the guard. With his first rock, Chris draws around the outside to sit one. With his last, Tom follows him down but is heavy and outside, leaving Chris an open draw to full 8 foot for two. Chris comes up light, barely biting the house, and scores one.
- Team Pleasants gets a guard up early and is able to hit-and-roll behind it by the mid-point of the end. Team Violette tries the runback double but misses, clearing the guard. Pleasants tries to put the guard back but ends up frozen in the house, which Leon clears with an easy double to lie one. Hitting continues, leaving one Pleasants rock in the house for Violette's final throw, which he attempts to peel but it over-curls and Violette takes one.
- Team Violette puts up a tight center guard, Team Pleasants tries for a corner guard but it stops short, still inside the 4-foot line. Violette draws around to top of button, Pleasants raises the red guard so Violette has two in the four foot. Violette puts up an off-center guard, which Pleasants double-peels, leaving the center open. Violette replaces the center guard, so Pleasants tries the runback double with the remaining (intended to be a corner) blue guard; they make contact, driving one red stone to the 12-foot behind tee line, while the other remains in the 4-foot. Violette draws around, sitting two in the 4-foot behind the blue guard. Pleasants tries the runback double again but misses, clearing instead Violette's center guard and the rock behind tee. Violette attempts to replace the center guard but comes up light, sitting wide of center line and leaving the double open for Pleasants, which they make to sit one blue in the 4-foot. Tom is slightly wide on a control-weight hit, peeling to leave the house open for Chris' first stone, which he puts on the 4-foot behind the center guard. Tom hits that away and rolls open, but Chris misses the open hit when his rock over-curls and the sweepers can't hold it.
- The hit-trading goes on. After thirds rocks by each team, Pleasants sits one in the 12-foot; Tom hits-and-rolls to the back 12-foot. Chris tries to freeze but over-curls, leaving a couple inches of separation and sitting second stone. Tom hits-and-rolls to sit two, forcing Chris to hit for one.
- After lead rocks, Pleasants has a narrow corner guard and a rock mostly buried, while Violette has second stone on the edge of the 4-foot and a center guard top-8. Pleasants attempts for a center guard and ends up almost frozen on the red stone, and Violette peels the blue guard, which Pleasants attempts to replace but hogs. Paul gently chips away the almost-frozen blue stone and rolls, leaving Pleasants sitting one and Violette sitting second, third, fourth. Pleasants tries for a double but hits-and-sticks instead. Leon misses narrow on the open hit, removing the red guard and rolling to bite 12-foot, giving Pleasants an opportunity to guard or hit to lie three; Pleasants opts for the guard, which Violette peels, rolling over to push out another blue stone, leaving Violette sitting second and third. Pleasants guards and Violette attempts to draw around with back-8 weight, but crashes on the guard and rolls to maybe just bite the house. Chris replaces the guard but leaves a little daylight; Tom draws around to tap back the lone blue stone and take four, but can't get enough weight on the blue stone and takes two.
- Violette puts a rock in the house, Pleasants puts up a corner guard, and Violette tries to draw behind but comes up short of the house, so Pleasants hits to lie one. Hits are traded, with Pleasants over-curling a hit-and-roll, leaving the house empty. Violette clears the blue corner guard, leaving a single red stone as a tight, off-center guard. Pleasants tries a come-around but is short, and Violette peels it. Pleasants' second try at the come-around finishes buried back-8. Leon follows it around to sit second, edge of top-4. Pleasants draws the other way to sit top-8. Tom decides to hit the blue rock at top-8 and it over-curls, but the sweepers save it, rolling the thrown rock to full-8 on the other side. Chris draws for button but is short, crashing on the off-center guard, but finishing in a good position to prevent a Violette raise. Tom's last rock is a draw to the button, which sits just open enough for Chris to tap it back and score two; Chris is light and Violette steals.
- Violette's first stone is through the house, and Pleasants follows with a center guard. Violette draws around to the 8-foot, mostly open, and Pleasants puts up another center guard. Violette attempts the double-peel but only gets one, leaving the red rock in the house fully exposed. Pleasants calls for a draw-around the guard, but ends up replacing the previously-peeled guard. Violette peels. Pleasants puts up a corner guard, but close enough to leave a double-peel opportunity for Violette; one guard is removed and the other bumped, but shooter stone rolls into the house, leaving Violette lying two. Pleasants draws, stopping short in the 8-foot, so Violette hits to lie three. Pleasants draws again, but sits mostly-open in the 4-foot, and Tom hits to lie four, covering all paths to the button. Chris tries for a gentle tap back on the shot stone, but is narrow and crashes on the guard, ultimately leaving Violette sitting three. Tom's last rock is a draw that rubs on a blue stone, leaving Chris an open hit, but not to get shot stone. Facing a steal of four, Chris attempts a double but his shot hangs, rolling the other way and just staying close enough to the 4-foot to take one.
- Pleasants opens with a high center guard, which Violette attempts to tick but misses, ending up in the house. Pleasants puts up a corner guard, slightly covering the red stone. Violette draws around the center guard to lie two. Pleasants follows around, but comes up light as a tight guard behind cover. Paul makes a nice double-peel of the guards, and Pleasants puts up another guard, which Paul also peels. The guard/peel trend continues, until a missed peel runs back on one of the two red rocks in the house, clearing it and leaving Violette sitting one. Pleasants draws to second stone in the house. Leon flashes a peel on a guard but hits the blue stone in the house, leaving red sitting two again. Chris draws to the house, but sits second, and Tom puts up a guard. Chris throws a hit but crashes on a guard, leaving the house unchanged. Tom draws a final stone but rubs and is swept through, leaving red sitting one. After which, Pleasants shook.
Kauffman | 1 | 3 | 5 | 7 | 9 | ||||||||
Score | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 | 12 | |
Violette | H | 2 | 4 | 6 | 8 |
Kauffman's team looks rested (they didn't have to play an 8am draw) and they're at full force today; they lost a close game to Violette yesterday, with only three players.
- The end starts clean, with teams trading hits in the house through the first six rocks. The hitting continues; this must have been what it was like before the Free Guard Zone rule. Violette leaves a single rock in the house for Kauffman to peel, but he misses for a nose hit and one point.
- Second verse, same as the first. Teams have decided that the FGZ is a dumb rule and they're ignoring it. On the 6th stone, Violette finally elects to freeze, but bumps a little and leaves it open for Kauffman to hit and sit two, but the hit is a little wide and rolls out, leaving one blue. Violette freezes again, but on the outside, so Kauffman tries to split the house to sit two; his rock under-curls and sits top-8, still two but not the position he wanted. Tom tries for the nose hit but over-curls and flashes, leaving Kauffman to put another stone top-8, and forcing Tom to draw full-8 for one. He decides to draw to the outside and it over-curls, but sweepers save it.
- And the hits just keep on coming. After lead rocks, Violette sits one on the edge of the 12-foot, which is peeled. Not wanting to be outdone, the thirds demonstrate that they can also peel. The skips trade hits, leaving Doug to peel the final rock, but he over-curls and is forced to take one.
- Sensing that the audience was getting bored, Violette chooses the tap-back instead of the hit with their first lead stone, leaving a blue rock at the back of the button. Kauffman hits-and-rolls to sit two, and Violette attempts the freeze, but over-curls to rest beside shot stone. Kauffman hits to lie three, and Violette draws for freeze again, but comes up short, top of the 8-foot. Kauffman tries to draw for a third scoring stone but comes up short, leaving the lone red rock available for a beautiful raise by Paul to lie first and fourth stones. Kauffman brings the heat, raising the red to push blue and red stones to back-8; when the movement stops, blue is sitting two with five stones in the house, and red has third shot. Violette hits shot stone and rolls, leaving Kauffman still sitting one, but red now second and third. Kauffman draws for button but is heavy, leaving a possible double for Violette to sit three. Leon is wide and hits out one to sit one. Doug tries to draw behind cover but is light and under-curls, sitting open at the top of the button, and leaving Violette a runback double to lie four. Tom is narrow and removes one each for blue and red, but Kauffman is still sitting second with an open hit to lie two. Doug nose-hits and Tom could draw for one, but decides instead to try a long double for three; he's narrow but still scores one.
- Hit me with your rhythm stick, hit me, hit me, hit me. A peel by Kauffman that doesn't roll out allows Violette to get a second rock in the house, which Kauffman peels. Tom splits the house with the first skip stone, and Doug freezes beautifully to it. Tom hits both out but keeps the shooter, forcing Doug to draw for one.
- If the audience didn't know better, they'd think they were watching a hitting practice. Eventually a rock rolls to a wide corner guard position, and Violette decides to draw behind it, but under-curls and slips just out the back of the house. Kauffman puts a rock in the house and Violette peels it, a trend that continues through skip's rocks until Tom's final stone over-curls and he's forced to take one.
- Violette opens with a draw to the button and Kauffman taps it to back-8, lying one. Violette tries for a hit-and-stick but rolls out, leaving a single red stone. Kauffman changes tactics and tries to put up a corner guard on the other side, but it's deep and in the house, so Violette hits and rolls to lie two. Kauffman hits but rolls out, so Violette draws to split the house. Kauffman hits, jamming on the back stone but clearing one of the reds. Violette peels the blue stone and still sits one. Kauffman tries to freeze but is a little heavy, rubbing off to leave Violette sitting shot. Leon doubles both the blue and red stones, leaving the red shooter in the house. Kauffman tries to freeze again but is short by 2 feet, and Tom picks out the blue stone to lie two. Doug freezes nicely to one of them for shot stone. Tom tries a hit but leaves one blue sitting shot, and Doug draws to the button for two.
- Kauffman opens with a rock in the 4-foot and Violette puts up a corner guard on the other side. Kauffman follows with a center guard and Violette tries a light hit, but is wide and rolls the blue stone to back of 4-foot. Kauffman draws to top-8, sitting two. Violette raises the blue stone, rolling the shooter to sit second and fourth stones. Kauffman puts up another near-center guard and Violette attempts to draw through a port, but crashes and opens a hole for a possible later hit. Kauffman draws for a guard but is heavy, sitting two behind the tee line in a position to be doubled. Violette draws to the button, fully buried behind a center guard. Kauffman follows him down, rubbing and sitting on the button; excitement builds as the audience is unable to determine who has shot rock. Leon throws a perfect hack-weight shot and the sweepers bring it paper-thin past the guard, driving back three blue stones and leaving Violette with two stones in the 4-foot behind cover. Doug says "anything you can do, I can do better", then throws a precise hack-weight double runback double to lie second (and maybe shot) near the edge of the 4-foot. Tom draws to full 4-foot, possibly lying two. Doug then disproves his earlier statement with a hack-weight shot to chip out shot stone that is wide and glides through the house. Tom draws again for two or three, but is heavy and goes out the back of the 4-foot. Measurement reveals that it's one red.
- Violette opens with a center guard and Kauffman draws behind it, half-buried in the 8-foot. Violette puts up another center guard and Kauffman puts up a narrow corner guard. Violette draws around but comes up short, leaving a corner guard. Kauffman taps back the corner guard to sit two behind a lot of cover, but with a narrow port that Violette draws through, tapping to sit one red top-8 and two blue in the 4-foot. Kauffman draws around, putting a guard full-12 to prevent a heavy draw but leaving a slash double/triple. Violette peels the guard, driving it back into the stones in the 4-foot and hitting one out, but leaving the guard in its place. Kauffman draws to replace the guard and is heavy, sliding through the house. Leon makes a nice runback double on a blue stone, leaving one blue and one red in the house, with blue shot at top-4. Kauffman draws down to angle-freeze on the red stone, hoping to prevent a runback, but over-curls and sits on the nose. Tom makes a difficult slash runback peel on the other side to remove the just-thrown blue stone. Doug is narrow on a draw around, rubbing off a center guard and rolling to the corner guard position. Tom tries to draw through a small port to get inside 4-foot, but rubs and stops full-12, leaving Doug a draw for two with full-8. And he makes it.
- Kauffman throws through and Violette puts up a high corner guard. Kauffman throws through again and Violette puts up the other corner guard. Let the peeling begin. Guard, peel, guard, peel; you get the idea. With 4 rocks left, Violette calls for a draw behind the remaining guard, in the 3 position. John makes a great runback double of both red stones. Violette draws into the house and Kauffman nose-hits it out. With only 2 rocks left to throw, Violette shakes.


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Hi guys, I sometimes get a sore/tight left QL (quadratus lumborum) after playing - I'm a rightie. The physiotherapists I've seen have all confirmed it's the QL, but unfortunately none of them know much about tennis so I haven't been able to get any advice other than "stretch it before and after". It's a bit of a problem because a tight QL can cause sacro-iliac issues, which I unfortunately know about all too well... Does anyone here have the same problem? Are there any particular shots/techniques it's associated with, and is there anything you'd recommend to get rid of the soreness/tightness? The only stretch that I've been recommended looks similar to the first picture on this page: http://www.yogajournal.com/for_teachers/2640 except it's done standing. Any knowledgeable and productive insight would be most welcome!
Do you have an off court work out program to help prevent the muscle imbalances that occur all-too-often in tennis leading to overuse injuries? I mean do you do squats, deadlifts, pulll ups/lat pulldowns, bench presses and lunges? Tennis Weight Training - Exercises of Weight Training for Tennis http://optimumtennis.net/tennis-weight-training.htm If not, have you at least started rehab with a regimen that includes Cats & Dogs Exercise Helpshttp://optimumtennis.net/tennis-weight-training.htm Painful Shoulders, Elbows, Wrists, Lower Back and Knees http://www.tennisfitnesslove.com/20...shoulders-elbows-wrists-lower-back-and-knees/
Thanks. Yes, I believe I have a pretty complete offcourt training regimen. And it's not rehab I need, I'm not recovering from any injury, it's just a muscle that tends to get sore from playing. It's maybe a technique thing, I'm wondering if anyone else also has the same problem.
This same thing happens to me and I haven't figured out any way to treat it other than rest. It happens on the left side, all the way down the back, right about the bone above the glutes. Usually it is because of arching your back during kick serves and hitting too many kick serves. Backpain is very, very common to players who hit kick serves.
Mighty Matteo, thanks! I had a suspicion it was related to serves and more specifically kick serves. Other than rest, you should try stretching it before playing, it helped me anyway. But I guess the real solution is to stop arching the back so much on the serve... I wonder if other strokes are also involved. Ramos77, I've seen physios, osteos, chiros, ... everything. IMO they all have their merits, as each has a different approach. The problem is that it is very rare to find someone that's knowledgeable about tennis. So they'll help you fix the pain, but they won't help with the underlying problem that's causing it (tennis). LeeD, yes, I usually play on painted cement courts.
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A Conversation with Dr. Patricia E. Benner, Lead Author of Educating Nurses:A Call for Radical Transformation
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"Most people use critical thinking to mean our best thinking," says Dr. Patricia E. Benner, Professor Emerita, Department of Social and Behavioral Sciences at the University of California, San Francisco. "That's not a bad thing," she adds. "They usually mean being sharp and not just making snap judgments or acting in a rote way."
Nevertheless, she believes that critical thinking is just one of several modes of thinking that skilled clinicians need. She would add formal reasoning, diagnostic reasoning, clinical reasoning, creative thinking, and deliberative rationality to the list. She draws precise distinctions between these different modes of thought.
"Does it help to be this picky and philosophical in the education process?" she asks rhetorically. "I think it does help," she replies. "I think clarifying all these things is very helpful to students and sharpens their thinking."
Having spent decades as a professor of nursing, Dr. Benner has given considerable thought to what's involved in teaching clinicians how to think. Her experience is reflected in Educating Nurses: A Call for Radical Transformation, part of the Preparation for the Professions series commissioned by the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching. The report recommends four fundamental shifts in how nursing is taught, including a shift "[f]rom an emphasis on critical thinking to an emphasis on clinical reasoning and multiple ways of thinking."
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Critical thinking alone cannot develop students' perceptual acuity or clinical imagination; and cynicism and excessive doubt are often the by-product of the over-use of critical thinking. Nurses need multiple ways of thinking, including clinical reasoning-the ability to reason as a clinical situation changes, taking into account the context and concerns of the patient and family-helping nurses to capture a patient's trends and trajectories. Clinical imagination, which requires students to grasp the nature of patients' needs as they change over time, is also needed, as well as critical, creative, and scientific reasoning.
"In the Carnegie study, we looked at how people were teaching critical thinking," Dr. Benner recalls. "We found they were really very fuzzy about the language."
Not so Dr. Benner, who defines critical thinking as "the main mode of thought in the scientific and enlightenment traditions-to question the received view, to deconstruct what is given to you, and rethink it and create something new."
This type of thinking can be invaluable, she points out, in novel situations when the clinician encounters something that he or she has never seen before or where the treatments applied are giving substandard results. "Then you have to step back and rethink the whole situation and engage in a very broad search of what this could be," Dr. Benner explains. "You have to consciously leave behind your usual assumptions. That's a really good use of critical thinking."
She also sees a place for critical thinking in evidence-based practice, stressing its utility in helping students assess the value of scientific research. Yet despite its importance, Dr. Benner argues that critical thinking is not the mode of thinking clinicians use regularly in their day-to-day practice.
"The real crux of all of this is that critical reasoning demands a kind of stepping back from the situation and considering all the elements and deconstructing what's going on," she says. "Well, that's a bit of a problem in practice. You really need situated thinking and engagement with the situation so you're very present and aware." Dr. Benner advocates achieving situated thinking by placing more emphasis on clinical reasoning in health professions curricula. She defines this mode of thinking as "reasoning across time about changes in the patient's condition or in the clinician's understanding of the patient's condition."
She says that nursing education, like dental education, has room to grow in drawing these distinctions and effectively training students to engage in these various modes of thought. That said, she reports that the Carnegie study has prompted discussion of these issues among her colleagues. "They're working on it," she says, "and they're beginning to see distinctions."
She is especially excited about the new curriculum in place at the University of Pennsylvania School of Nursing. The curriculum emphasizes situated learning, meaning learning that occurs in the context (or the simulated context) in which it will be applied. For example, students are given unfolding case studies that call on their knowledge of science and engage them in the clinical reasoning over time that they will use every day in practice.
"The agenda in higher education has been critical thinking, questioning, sometimes to the point of cynicism," Dr. Benner concludes. She hopes that soon the kind of situated contextual thinking students need to develop as clinicians will be given equal-if not more-time.


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-- Sen. Jim DeMint (R-SC) now says Obama is trying to "bully" the Supreme Court. But in 2004 he sponsored legislation that would have drastically altered the nation's system of checks and balances -- it would have allowed Congress to overturn a high court decision with a two-thirds majority in each chamber.
-- In 2005, furious at the courts over the Terri Schiavo case, Majority Leader Tom DeLay vowed that the Republican-controlled House would "look at an arrogant and out-of-control judiciary that thumbs its nose at Congress and the president." He said the "time will come for the men responsible for this to answer for their behavior."
-- At the Palmetto Freedom Forum in September 2011, Newt Gingrich argued that "the legislative and executive, on occasion, have a right to correct the judiciary, or the judiciary is the dominant branch and can dictate to the rest of us."
-- In Iowa one year ago, Rep. Michele Bachmann (R-MN) said that the federal government can "limit the subject matter that justices can rule on. We have it within our authority to decide what judges can rule on and what they can't."
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-- Sen. John Cornyn (R-TX), a member of the GOP leadership, warned against "judicial activism in July 2009 on the Senate floor. He said overreach by the courts "has the necessary consequence of taking power away from the elected representatives and thus the people themselves, and conferring those in life-tenured, unelected judges." Years earlier he said a spate of attacks on courthouses might be linked to overzealous judging. "I don't know if there is a cause-and-effect connection, but we have seen some recent episodes of courthouse violence in this country. ... And I wonder whether there may be some connection between the perception in some quarters, on some occasions, where judges are making political decisions yet are unaccountable to the public, that it builds up and builds up and builds up to the point where some people engage in, engage in violence. Certainly without any justification, but a concern that I have."
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Fox News' Neil Cavuto defended Republican House Speaker John Boehner from criticism after Boehner reportedly told Democratic Senator Harry Reid, "Go f*** yourself."
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House Speaker John Boehner couldn't hold back when he spotted Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid in the White House lobby last Friday.
It was only a few days before the nation would go over the fiscal cliff, no bipartisan agreement was in sight, and Reid had just publicly accused Boehner of running a "dictatorship" in the House and caring more about holding onto his gavel than striking a deal.
"Go f*** yourself," Boehner sniped as he pointed his finger at Reid, according to multiple sources present.
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