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February 22, 2000, 12:41 AM | #1 |
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youve shot at the macon matches right? what is the avrage range of the targets placement i would like some gen idea so i can set up my range to practice and sight in my guns at the approprite ranges thanks for any help you can give me
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Howdy Zip,
The targets at Macon probably average 9-10 yards for pistol targets and 18-20 for rifle targets. Some rifle targets are permanently set into the rear berm,and they are easily 20 yards. Most of the pistol targets are fairly large,but one stage does have some fairly small targets shaped like card suits. Bellicose Bill |
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thank you Bill that gives me a good idea of were to sight in my guns i was just looking for a general idea so thanks a lot
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I do the same thing. Longest rifle shot we can make in the pistol pits is exactly 50 yards. We always have buffalo targets set up at fifty for CAS. In USPSA, we have the same physical restrictions. So I always practice my rifle shots at fifty.
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text: Opening with a silent "movie" of Butch Cassidy's Hole in the Wall Gang, George Roy Hill's comically elegiac Western chronicles the mostly true tale of the outlaws' last months. Witty pals Butch (Paul Newman) and Sundance (Robert Redford) join the Gang in successfully robbing yet another train with their trademark non-lethal style. After the pair rests at the home of Sundance's schoolmarm girlfriend, Etta (Katharine Ross), the Gang robs the same train, but this time, the railroad boss has hired the best trackers in the business to foil the crime. After being tailed over rocks and a river gorge by guys that they can barely identify save for a white hat, Butch and Sundance decide that maybe it's time to try their luck in Bolivia. Taking Etta with them, they live high on ill-gotten Bolivian gains, but Etta leaves after their white-hatted nemesis portentously arrives. Their luck running out, Butch and Sundance are soon holed up in a barn surrounded by scores of Bolivian soldiers who are waiting for the pair to make one last run for it. ~ Lucia Bozzola, Rovi


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By R Vishal
India's woes abroad rolls like a juggernaut from one generation of players to the next. The recent loss at Hamilton against New Zealand ended all hopes of the visitors salvaging anything out of the series and even a major shuffle in the batting and the bowling line-up fell flat on skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni's face.
The team management had decided to go with three all-rounders in the fourth One-Day International (ODI), a move that raised questions if that was the way forward or just another experiment, with desperate times driving the team to somehow eke out a victory.
Stuart Binny, Ravindra Jadeja and Ravichandran Ashwin were stacked in the middle-order to lend a rather thin-looking batting line-up. Has Dhoni lost his trust in his aides in the middle-order? The ICC World Cup 2011 had Yuvraj Singh rolling his arm and getting crucial breakthroughs whenever the team needed one. With the Indian bowling looking toothless and impotent in wickets away from home, who does the Ranchi man turn to?
The lower middle-order of Jadeja and Ashwin has exceeded expectations with their big-hitting prowess in the ongoing series in New Zealand but the pace attack of Varun Aaron, Bhuvaneshwar Kumar and Mohammed Shami (is it necessary to add Ishant Sharma's name here?) combined with Ashwin's ineptitude with ball, the bowlers have been carted over the small boundaries of New Zealand with minimal fuss. So much so that it drove the helpless Indian skipper to ask his bowlers to use their brains.
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One of the most intriguing topics of an Indian cricket aficionado is trying to dissect the thoughts running in the Dhoni, the cricketing marvel's mind over a cup of coffee. At some point the topic of the Ranchi dasher having a trusted core and backing them to the hilt is sure to crop up.
It is only too well documented how Dhoni has backed the nucleus of Suresh Raina, Ashwin and Jadeja in the Indian Premier League (IPL) and at international level to elevate the trio to who they are today despite having being under immense scrutiny at different junctures in their carrier.
If the fourth ODI is anything to go by, Binny was given a raw deal with the ball (of course, he could not do anything about giving him a bat) — a clear indication on the level of trust that the skipper has on the Karnataka all-rounder's abilities.
With the bowlers and the middle-order faltering at every turn, the team management might just cave into the increasing calls from experts and commentators to integrate Gautam Gambhir and Cheteshwar Pujara at the top of the order.
Alongside Virat Kohli, Pujara has been the cornerstone of India's batting in recent years and the top-order batting has been the brains behind India's victories in the recent past. While Shikhar Dhawan and Rohit Sharma have had troubles with the rising ball, the year ahead with the upcoming Tests against New Zealand in February and the lengthy tour of England would definitely shape their technique over the next few months. Then there is the ICC World Cup 2015 to look forward to.
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Listening to Jukebox without mentally holding it up next to The Covers Record for comparison is nearly impossible. Two very different records, with the same conceit--anything Chan Marshall touches turns to Cat Power. But if she's never had any trouble molding songs to her own image, the end result is much, much different in 2008 than it was in 2000. Just to remove as many variables as possible, let's consider the tracks on each where Marshall reworks her own compositions. "In This Hole" from 2000, took a sparse earlier ballad and stripped it down even further until it was almost unbearably intimate; just piano notes and a breaking heart. Jukebox's "Metal Heart" takes one of those early bare bones compositions (from 1998's career highpoint Moon Pix) and attempts to fill in its empty spaces. Her voice is smokier now, less emotionally precarious. This isn't the girl who prompted rescue fantasies from the collective indie-boy nation. It's much harder to imagine that she's the one destined for her "sad, sad zoo." It does seem plausible though that she might be singing this back to that old delicate persona. Her stable band adds comfort to the suddenly convincing "Amazing Grace" lift, "I once was lost but now I'm found." And if that new found assurance is going to dim the crushes of a thousand voyeuristic ears, well, it was probably an easy trade to make.
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One of my favorite Cat Power songs ever originally on my favorite Cat Power album.
I don't like this version as much as the one on Moon Pix. In fact, on the whole, I don't like Cat Power's new gussied up sound. I prefer her bleaker, starker stuff.
I love The Greatest as a stand-alone record, but yeah, when I think of Cat Power I think of Moon Pix. This just sounds overcooked.
When I think of Cat Power, I think of THE COVERS RECORD.
I generally prefer the stark sadness too, but it does feel unseemly to root for a return to that damaged state now that she's past it.
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Seth Rogen Says Kanye West Played Him His New Album
Being part of the celebrity crowd has its perks, and we're not just talking about having an endless supply of money, fame and women. Sometimes those perks come in exclusivity. Just ask actor-comedian Seth Rogen, who recently was granted a private listen session of Kanye West's new album before anyone else.


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Even MORE INTERESTING IMHO. Sheed's numbers per 48: 2006 80 gms 2778 7.9 FGM 18.4 FGA 2.3 FTM 3.1 FTA 1.55 OFF REB 7.9 DEF REB 9.45 TOT REB 3.1 AST 1.4 STL 2.2 BLKS 1.4 TO 4.0 PFS 20.88 PPG Darko's numbers playing 30 games in Orlando (per 48) 2006 30 gms 627 mins 7.8 FGM 15.41 FGA 1.84 FTM 3.22 FTA 59.5 FT% 2.5 Off REB 6.9 DEF REB 9.43 TOT REB 2.53 AST 2.76 TO .92 STLS 4.83 BLKS 5 PFS 17.48 PPG. What I find EVEN MORE INTRIGUING is that Mr. Milicic is only earning HALF of what Mr. Lazy Pants does. How you like dem apples? We are definately seeing MORE than HALF the production for HALF the pay. Considering the AGE of the players and the POTENTIAL FOR GROWTH of the younger player, I don't see how you wouldn't want to EXPLORE THE OPTION OF PLAYING A YOUNG CENTER LIKE THAT. Too bad Detroit screwed that up too.
Re: Rasheed Wallace : The key Jack Maybe Joe will turn out to be a dumbazz for trading Darko...but let's not dwell in the past right now. As Piston fans, we've got enough problems trying to get a grip on the future.
Re: Rasheed Wallace : The key I know. You can say that again. Will Delfino FINALLY get enough minutes to guage whether or not he will be a player in this league? Will Maxiel actually play or will he be a David Kircus Sideshow type player. Will Amir get a chance or is he still too far away. Finally, will Flip actually show me some coaching or will he continue to step aside and abide by whatever the VETS decide to do?
Re: Rasheed Wallace : The key Jack, you kinda remind me of guys with their hair flared out on the sides and a mullet. Like 80s retro. Darko is gone dude. Metallica's best album was Master of Puppets. Ratt only had 2 hit singles. Live in the now. This stuff will eat you up inside and make your family move into a trailer. You have to move on. For your own sanity.
Re: Rasheed Wallace : The key Personally, I think Metallica's best album was Ride the Lightning... I agree with the rest though!
Re: Rasheed Wallace : The key Jack, we all know you prefer Darko to... well any other player in the league. Just wondering how he came to be your favourite player?
Re: Rasheed Wallace : The key He became my favorite when I saw "flashes of talent" in a player that I felt should get more PT. I've longed for a player to be drafted by the Pistons and then have the opportunity to watch that player grow from ROOKIE to ALL-STAR to WORLD CHAMPION. I wasn't around during the Pistons 1988-89 and 1989-1990 titles. I lived where I could see those games. I never got to see Rodman as a rookie, or Salley. I've been LONGING for the Pistons to DEVELOP A ROOKIE so that I could see a player develop before my eyes while playing for my favorite team. When Detroit got the #2 overall pick, I was ecstatic that I would get that opportunity. I was EVEN more happy to see that the Pistons were going with a BIG MAN (I'm a huge fan of postup players and bigmen, Hakeem was my favorite of all time). When I saw Darko getting ZERO OPPORTUNITY from DAY 1 to YEAR 2.5 it only made me more and more irritated that the Pistons would give up on a guy who (from what little I had seen) had shown great skill and potential. I can't understand how they would keep him around and NEVER PLAY THE KID. Darko is my favorite player in the league right now. I want to see if all of the hype/hoopla is LEGIT. I know that I've seen enough out of the kid that makes me want to see more. He is still a HUGE MYSTERY and an enigma. No one knows what will become of Darko Milicic, but I for one, can't wait to find out.
Re: Rasheed Wallace : The key What about Grant Hill? The Pistons and Darko has to rank as one of the worst moves in basketball. Its a no win situation for us now. If Darko sucks then it was a waste of a pick. If Darko if mediocre, its a waste of a pick. If he is the greatest most dominant player ever, its still a waste of a pick. You should have joined fantasy league, we got bball jay, 2xRalph, 16 mile all looking to pick up darko for their teams. It adds another level for rooting for guys since they not only do well but do well for your team. It would be like he was back on the pistons...but with playing time.
Re: Rasheed Wallace : The key Good point Slippy. If I get first pick in the draft, I'm taking Darko. Then I'm going to trade him for their first five picks. I dunno. I understand peoples frustration with the way the Pistons handle rookies. Darko still may turn out to be a really good player, although as a person he seems like a jerk. Anyhow, I think we all became divided at some point because although we all wanted to see him succeed, some of us eventually realized it wasn't going to happen...at least with the Pistons. However, looking back, I'll bet Joe wishes he hadn't traded him. But that has a lot to do with Big Ben leaving. It's just time to move on.
Re: Rasheed Wallace : The key Yes you are right, it's a no-win for us NOW !!!! My stance has always been that the Pistons DID NOTHING with their opportunity to have a #2 overall pick. How can they seriously justify it with fans that they only invested 553 minutes of PT into their #2 overall pick? I heard all of the excuses and BS about Darko not being ready or that Detroit already had two ALL-STAR players in the frontcourt, but I still cannot understand HOW YOU CAN ONLY PLAY A #2 overall pick a grand total of 553 minutes in 2.5 seasons. That literally blows my mind. NEVER IN THE HISTORY OF THE NBA HAS A #2 OVERALL PICK PLAYED LESS IN THEIR FIRST TWO AND A HALF SEASONS AS DARKO MILICIC DID. (save of course Len Bias). I understand people's frustrations with the incessant bickering back and forth about Darko and his abilities (I've been a big part of it), but what I don't get is how people want to dismiss WHY Darko was a #2 overall pick just because he didn't play in Detroit. DARKO WAS THE CONSENSUS CHOICE AS THE #2 PICK IN THAT DRAFT. Any team that had the #2 overall pick was taking Darko. IMO, any team that had drafted Darko (other than Detroit) would have PLAYED DARKO (as we should have) and would be VERY HAPPY to have him and his contributions to their team. Detroit screwed up, they tried way too hard to appease the VETS on the team and now they are paying for it with NO YOUTH DEVELOPMENT. No rookie will be happy to hear Detroit call their name on Draft day after the whole Darko/Delfino....... + whoever else is next debacle (Amir?).
Re: Rasheed Wallace : The key Funny thing is is that Darko didn't get pt when Rasheed wasn't even here.
Re: Rasheed Wallace : The key the guy was like barely 18. Still Darko is gone and sheed is here and he has to step in.
Re: Rasheed Wallace : The key Larry Brown won us a friggin championship. Darko didn't even try to earn his minutes here. Jack's disappointment at the Darko situation is as acute as my disappointment in Pistons fans who can't appreciate what LB did for us. IMO, selling out Larry for Darko is a mark of stupidity and myopia.
Re: Rasheed Wallace : The key Larry DID NOT WIN THE TITLE, the PISTONS DID. It was THEIR ACTIONS on the court that won. It was their DESIRE to play hard all the time that won, it was their EFFORT and INTENSITY that WON THE TITLE. Larry preferred playing Corliss Williamson over Okur just to try to prove a point to Okur, Larry would cut off his own nose to spite his face. LARRY BROWN IS AN EFFING JOKE. All you need to do to see that is look at the season he had in NY. THE PISTONS PLAYERS WERE PRIMED FOR A TITLE IN 2004 WITH OR WITHOUT LARRY BROWN.
Re: Rasheed Wallace : The key Obviously his career should be defined by his success in New York. Not. Larry is fickle, but there is no denying his coaching ability. There are more examples of his excellence than failures.
Re: Rasheed Wallace : The key You think ACTIONS, DESIRE, EFFORT and INTENSITY are important, yet your favorite player shows none of the above. How do you reconcile that?
I made a new thread about Darko (new with regards to the age of the discussion, not the age of the subject matter). Please, carry on! (and don't forget I have a great thread about Sheed going on over here! ;))
Re: Rasheed Wallace : The key how do you know he didn't try?? during which one of those 533 minutes over 2.5 years did you feel darko had a chance to earn minutes? believing that it was possible to earn minutes under the lb regime is crazy. memo okur couldn't "earn" minutes under lb. don't forget lb also lost us a championship. his refusal to play darko in game 7 cost us the championship. he'd rather play tayshaun on duncan than a young 7 foot shot blocker. lb also basically caused darko to leave the pistons. so instead of us talking about our piston dynasty we are now talking about that 1 championship lb supposedly won us.


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Like Cults before him, Bradford Cox was commissioned by Columbia Records to record a live cover of a Leonard Cohen song of his choosing. Cox took on "Seems So Long Ago, Nancy," and his performance is below. The whole thing is pretty great, but the awkward intro from Cox is pretty damn endearing. Watch it at Pitchfork to see Cox try to bring his voice somewhere near Cohen's low as hell register.
Cohen's new album, Old Ideas, is out now.
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Because Lovecraft was an early believer in Wegener's continental drift theory, and this is only 252-290 MYA, the correlation works surprisingly well. I can really get a feel for how Pangean geopolitics work in the Mythos world.
The land portion of the empire of the Elder Things hangs together even better than it would today, with easy reinforcement routes between all points, and the logical central part of their realm is, indeed, Antarctica. The one addition is India, which given its position and Elder Thing aquatic capabilities, has to belong to their realm. Naval dominance of the Paleo-Tethys Ocean, the mostly-sheltered "Mediterranean" sea that all lands border, is contested between the Elder Things and the forces of R'lyeh. The Elder Things dominate the southern and eastern portions of the great Panthalassic Ocean, the super-Pacific of this bygone era. Their northwestern border with Valusia runs along the south edge of a desert which the reptilian Valusians easily dominate, then across Africa in a doubtless-unstable frontier. I assume at least some mountain range where Antarctica and Australia join, to be a natural border with the Yith. The Elder Things basically control the southwestern part of Pangea.
The Great Race of Yith find themselves with a fairly small realm, which no doubt is magnified in importance in their self-promoting histories. They can make no headway against Antarctica, the Elder Thing homeland, and to the north they may control the small Southeast Asian continent, but since this is actually part of the remnants of the sundered former continent of R'lyeh (known to our less poetic scientists as Rodinia), I suspect that they found rough going there. The Great Race basically controls part of the southeastern part of Pangea.
R'lyeh itself has been sadly-reduced from its great days a couple of hundred million years ago. The Cthulhi are powerful underwater, but they are a slow-breeding species and by now leave most of the fighting to the Deep Ones, which they created back in the Devonian on an early amphibian model. The Deep Ones are cheap, fast-breeding, and extremely effective in the water while having some land capabilities, allowing them to contest the South Chinese-Southeast Asian continent and easily control the linked lands of Siberia, Khazakstania and North China. The city of R'lyeh, where Great Cthulhu waits, would be somewhere in the north tropical Tethys at this point. R'lyeh basically controls the northeastern part of Pangea.
Those are the three most advanced civilizations of Permian Earth. There are also two less-advanced but geographically-great powers, each of them controlled by a different kind of reptile folk, who are probably at least as closely related as are, say, the great apes and the neotropical monkeys.
Valusia, in central-western Pangea, has an uneasy border with the Elder Things, being most secure in the western desert which the Valusians find balmy but the Elder Things detest. It does not even try to control anything beyond its own coastal waters, demurring to the Elder Things in the Pan-Thalassic and to both the Elder Things and the R'lyehians in the Paleo-Tethys. Its northern border, with Irem, is secured by the Central Pangean Mountains, a mighty range then at least as high as the Himalayans.
Irem, in northwestern Pangea, enjoys the benefits of a firm frontier with Valusia, guarded by the Central Pangean Mountains, and a homeland centered on a comfortably dry desert, which due to its climate is safe from invasion by the two great Permian naval Powers. The Elder Things and R'lyehians here share control of the Pan-Thalassic, but the R'lyehians clearly dominate the northern Paleo-Tethys. Its unstable border is with R'lyeh, which repeatedly colonizes the eastern coast, only to lose interest in the military effort needed to maintain long-term land colonies.
Diplomacy can be fluid. The central fact is the deep hatred between the Elder Things of Antarctica and the Cthulhi of R'lyeh. They never ally; though they haven't fought an apocalyptic war since the one which caused the Ordovician Extinction Event, they consider their current state of affairs a "truce" rather than a genuine peace. The Yithians, both literally and politically caught between these two Permian Powers, shift alignment as required by the dictates of power politics, and in fact their presence is probably why no decisive war is possible: the Yithians don't want to see either of those two Powers dominate the Earth.
The Valusians are technologically less advanced than either of the three extraterrestrial Powers, but make up for it by being sneaky masters of chemical and psychological warfare. The Iremites are nowhere near as sneaky, but have the good fortune to have reasonably safe borders, given that neither the Cthulhi nor their Deep One servants really want to venture far onto the land. Both the Elder Things and the Cthulhi look down upon the two "native" races, but neither of them wants to launch a war of extermination against the natives, for fear that such an offensive would unite all the other Powers against the aggressor.
And so things remain, seemingly stable, for that last 40-million-year long dry summer that ends the Paleozoic, until someone's scheme of subversion amongst the shoggoths works better than anyone could have dreamed, and everything comes crashing down, and the curtain closes on the active and open empires of Those From Beyond this planet.
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Yes!!!! I'm soooooo excited! I'm glad that the Wave Goodbye tour was just a Be Right Back tour
Yes!!!! I'm soooooo excited! I'm glad that the Wave Goodbye tour was just a Be Right Back tour
Back off war child.
It was a hell of a tour too. The 2nd Aragon show I went to was sooo good.
As was stated by several Lolla boardies, this sounds like a festival date. I'm thinking Lolla may have the first show back. I'm really excited for this year.Calls were made to some friends, lots of new ideas were discussed, and a show was booked - which led to another, which somehow led to a lot of shows.
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2/21 - Skinny Puppy
5/23-25 - Summer Camp
7/18-20 - Pitchfork Music Festival
8/1-3 - Lollapalooza
and you guys laughed when I had em in the line up pool.....
Well... ummm.. yeah dude. They aren't on the lineup.
It's funny how everything was roses when we held on to the guns.
The potential of a return was the idea more or less regardless.
Band lineup
Trent Reznor
Adrian Belew
Allessandro Cortini
Eric Avery
Ilan Rubin
Joshua Eustis
as i said some 6 months ago, they will return
i also thought they will be at Coachella 2013, but i guess its 2014
anyhow, they are playing Sziget in Hungary in August, and some dates around that. i guess Europe is approx August 1-15
Europe is also booked for November, so i guess USA Arena tour is October
that maybe makes sense for ACL or ?
is that some insider info or what?
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Metallica: 6/18 @ Soldier Field
Yeah... Where is this posted? Zero info I can find about that.
2/21 - Skinny Puppy
5/23-25 - Summer Camp
7/18-20 - Pitchfork Music Festival
8/1-3 - Lollapalooza
Indeed. He should really bring some ass kicking to the lead guitar.
2/21 - Skinny Puppy
5/23-25 - Summer Camp
7/18-20 - Pitchfork Music Festival
8/1-3 - Lollapalooza
The timing IS a little bizarre, but it's not anything that's likely to upset the other band members - Rob's still Trent's art guy, Mariqueen's still his wife, Atticus is still his right-hand man though not apparently good enough to play in NIN.
That being said, he's been slowly milking the HDTA thing for over 2 years now so this isn't exactly a brand new thing anymore.
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lol yes, Atticus isn't talented enough to be in NIN. That's it!
NIN for Lolla.
Hopefully they will be at Outside Lands!
Lolla? ugh.
the busy bee has no time for sorrow.
My kids don't like NIN. It would be a solo trip, if anything. I don't really want my kids to like NIN yet anyway -- they haven't reached the teenage angst stage yet.
I'm cautiously happy about the news.
the busy bee has no time for sorrow.
Red Rocks I hope .....cr****
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Saturday - QOTSA / NAS / CHVRCHES / Temples / Mogwai / Warpaint / DARKSIDE / Ty Segall / Graveyard / Carbon Airways
Sunday - Beck / Disclosure / Motorhead / Little Dragon / Trombone Shorty / Frank Turner / Bombino / Bad Manners / J. Roddy / Scuba
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Examining Migration Issues Through Art, Music, Film, Multimedia and Public Discourse
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Rutgers University, Newark, is mounting a three-month long series of public programs that will draw upon the arts and multimedia, as well as discussion, to examine the migration issue from a variety of voices and viewpoints. All of the programs are open to the public, free of charge, at a variety of venues on campus, with the final event taking place in the Newark Museum.
"The United States of Migration," a series of exhibits, screenings, performances, artist talks, panels, and workshops, is organized by the Center for Migration and the Global City at Rutgers-Newark, in collaboration with Rutgers-Newark's Graduate Program in American Studies; the Rutgers-Newark Department of Arts, Culture and Media; the Paul Robeson Galleries on the Newark campus; the Eagleton Institute of Politics, Program on Immigration and Democracy, Rutgers-New Brunswick; and The Newark Museum.
"Immigration is a transnational phenomenon with distinctly local consequences," explains Tim Raphael, director, Rutgers Center for Migration and the Global City. "We in northern New Jersey live in a region that is being remade by immigrants. 'The United States of Migration' explores the challenges and rewards of immigration and its transnational redefinition of American culture and politics."
Here is the full listing of events and exhibitions for "The United States of Migration:"
FEB. 10-APRIL 6, 2011, Gallery Exhibit: Judith Sloan & Warren Lehrer, Crossing The BLVD: Strangers, Neighbors, Aliens, in a New America; http://www.crossingtheblvd.org/ Paul Robeson Galleries, Paul Robeson Campus Center, 350 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd., Newark
As immigration issues and policy are being hotly debated around the country, Crossing the BLVD presents the stories of the immigrants and refugees who people the global village along Queens Boulevard in Queens, NY. For three years, Warren Lehrer and Judith Sloan traveled the world by trekking the streets of their home borough. The exhibit documents the experiences of the people they encountered along the way and the multiple media (oral history, book, graphic design, radio, photography, performance) Sloane and Lehrer have employed to tell their stories.
MONDAY, FEB. 14, 11:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m.—Artists Talk /Exhibit Opening/Reception; Judith Sloan & Warren Lehrer, Crossing The BLVD; Paul Robeson Galleries, Paul Robeson Campus Center, 350 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd., Newark
Warren Lehrer will speak about the conception of the Crossing The BLVD project and the use of multiple media for representing and disseminating the stories.
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 23, 2:30 – 4:30 p.m.—Screening/Panel Discussion; Joel Katz, White: A Memoir in Color, http://www.onierafilms.com/films/sf_desc.html,
Dana Room, Dana Library, 185 University Ave., Newark
The filmmaker of Strange Fruit will screen and discuss his new work-in-progress memoir/documentary about being white in America. The film is told from several different personal perspectives: as an adoptive father to a mixed-race child (he and his wife are both white and Jewish; their daughter is Irish/Italian and African- American, born in Newark); as the son of a white Jewish father who spent most of his working career as a Professor at Howard University; as a Professor himself in a university with a predominantly non-white student body (New Jersey City University in Jersey City).
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 9, 2:30-5 p.m.—Screening/Panel Discussion; Carlos Sandoval, Catherine Tambini, Farmingville; http://www.farmingvillethemovie.com/ Dana Room, Dana Library, 185 University Ave., Newark
This multiple award-winning film documents the tensions spawned by immigration in a Long Island town. Farmingville's story reflects the challenge facing many communities as the Latino population not only spreads across the nation farther than any previous wave of immigrants, but also bypasses traditional immigrant gateways and heads directly to suburbs and the American heartland.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 23, 2:30-4:30 p.m. and 7-9 p.m.—Solo Performance, Judith Sloan, Crossing The BLVD performances, Bradley Hall Theater, 392 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd., Newark
Based on Lehrer and Sloan's critically acclaimed book, actor/writer Judith Sloan channels many of the people that the couple interviewed on their three-year journey around the world along Queens Boulevard. The performance is illuminated by projections of Lehrer's stunning photographs and an original soundtrack of music and sounds, including Sloan's audio mixes, and music by Scott Johnson and Gogol Bordello.
THURSDAY, MARCH 24, 12:30-1:30 p.m.—Musical Performance, The Momenta Quartet: Coming to America: Music by contemporary American immigrant composers and Dvorak's "American" Quartet, Paul Robeson Galleries, Paul Robeson Campus Center, 350 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd., Newark; www.newark.rutgers.edu/arts
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 30, 2:30-4 p.m.—Photography/Artist Talk, Jonathan Hyman, 9/11 and the New American Landscape, Dana Room, John Cotton Dana Library, 185 University Ave., Newark
On Sept. 12, 2001, photographer Jonathan Hyman set out to document how Americans would remember 9/11. Nearly 20,000 photographs later, his images depict the creation and evolution of a vernacular memorial culture and vocabulary that arose in response to the events of 9/11. Hyman will screen a selection of photos and discuss what they reveal about how our memories of 9/11 impact our current understanding of what it means to be an American.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6, 2:30-5 p.m.—Screening/Artist Talk/ Workshop, Muriel Hasbun, barquitos de papel, www.murielhasbun.com , Paul Robeson Galleries, Paul Robeson Campus Center, 350 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd., Newark
Through an intergenerational, transnational and transcultural lens, photographer Muriel Hasbun constructs contemporary narratives where individual memory and collective memory spark new questions about identity and place. With barquitos de papel/paper boats, she draws from the autobiographical as a point of departure, and alludes to the role of lens-based media in the telling of our stories. Hasbun will speak about her work and conduct a workshop in which participants will create their own paper boats inscribed with their family history and stories of migration.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13, 2:30-5 p.m.—Screening/Artist Talk/Panel discussion, Kobina Aidoo, The Neo-African-Americans, http://neoafricanamericans.wordpress.com/ , Dana Room, John Cotton Dana Library, 185 University Ave., Newark
Are you African American? Black? Hispanic? Caribbean? African? American? There are millions walking down the street who are ethnically African but not necessarily American, yet we call them African American. Consequently, the stories of some of the fastest growing immigrant populations have been lost in the traditional African American narrative. The Neo-African-Americans explores how rapid, voluntary immigration from Africa and the Caribbean is transforming the African American narrative. Following the screening, filmmaker and public policy consultant Kobina Aidoo will participate in a panel discussion about how these trends are powerfully transforming Black American identity, neighborhoods and academic institutions.
APRIL 26, 6- 7 p.m., reception, Screening/Panel Discussion, 7 – 9 p.m., Kim A. Snyder, Welcome to Shelbyville http://welcometoshelbyvilleonline.org/wordpress/ Billy Johnson Auditorium, Newark Museum, 49 Washington St., Newark
Change has come to rural Tennessee. Set against the backdrop of a shaky economy, Welcome to Shelbyville takes an intimate look at a southern town as its residents – whites and African Americans, Latinos and Somalis – grapple with their beliefs, their histories and their evolving ways of life. The screening will be followed by a panel discussion with the filmmakers.
Funding for "The United States of Migration" series is provided by the Rutgers-Newark Council on Community Based Learning, the Cultural Programming Committee and the Office of the Associate Vice President for Academic and Public Partnerships in the Arts and Humanities at Rutgers-New Brunswick. Dana Library, Bradley Hall and Paul Robeson Campus Center are handicapped- accessible.
GETTING TO RUTGERS UNIVERSITY IN NEWARK BY MASS TRANSIT: Rutgers-Newark can be reached by New Jersey Transit buses and trains, the PATH train and Amtrak from New York City, and by the Newark Light Rail, Washington Street Station or Broad Street Station.
BY CAR: Rutgers-Newark can be reached by the Garden State Parkway, New Jersey Turnpike, Routes 95, 21, 78, and 280, and the Lincoln and Holland tunnels. Metered parking available on University Avenue; other parking: Rutgers-Newark's parking garage (200 University Ave.) or the Bradley Hall Lot. Printable maps and driving directions at: www.newark.rutgers.edu/maps/index.php


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Shopping in Geneva
You'll likely do as much window shopping as buying in Geneva, as the city centre encompasses both wildly exclusive designer boutiques and high street staples. Watches are its hallmark and you could spend days browsing Swiss brands from Swatch to Patek Philippe to Raymond Weil. Under this glittering veneer there are alternative gifts to be rooted out in the city's independent stores and markets.
Geneva's exclusive shops centre around the chic Rue du Rhône, Rue de la Confédération, Rue du Marché and Rue de la Croix-d'Or. Watch and jewellery shops line these streets quite literally with gold. Head to the Old Town and the St-Gervais and Pâquis districts for a stroll around the antiques quarter and art galleries, or Carouge for independent clothes shops, local artists and artisan food stores.
Geneva has many outdoor markets. The flower market on the Place du Molard and the clothes and book market on the Place de la Madeleine are open daily. Flea markets are held on Wednesdays, Saturdays and the first Sunday of the month at the Plaine de Plainpalais (0630-1800). On Tuesday and Friday mornings, the same spot is used for a colourful fruit and vegetable market (0800-1300). On Thursday, regional handicrafts are sold at the Place de la Fusterie (0800-2000).
The main department stores in Geneva are Bon Génie, Rue du Marché 34, Manor, Rue Cornavin 6, and Globus, Rue du Rhône 48, whose buzzing food hall is a great place to have lunch alongside Geneva's professional jet-set.
General opening hours for shops in Geneva are Monday to Friday 0830-1900 (Thursday until 2100) and Saturday 0800-1800.
Geneva's clichés exist for a reason, and it's worth indulging them – the chocolate, in particular, is difficult to beat. Spend time salivating over the shelves of Chocolats Rohr on Place du Molard or Martel, Rue de la Croix-d'Or, particularly around Easter when the window displays are real masterpieces. Head to Victorinox on Rue du Marché to pick up a classic Swiss penknife, and look out for the intricate silhouettes of pastoral scenes that adorn glassware and fondue sets in the tourist shops.
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As my colleague Bob Lenzner points out, the latest outcry by angry Citigroup investors about CEO pay is well deserved on many levels. In the wake of the Citigroup investors vote on the Vikram Pandit and other executives 2011 compensation packages, I decided to look at our annual bang-for-the-buck scorecard we published last month naming America's Best and Worst Bosses. In our study, we set out to find the executives who delivered the most to shareholders relative to their total compensation. To qualify, CEOs whose companies have been publicly trading since March 2006, had to have been in office at least six years and have at least six years of pay history.
CEO Vikram Pandit didn't qualify to be ranked this year because his tenure fell short of the six-year minimum, only taking office in December of 2007. If he was included in the universe, he would've easily ranked among the bottom executives on our list. Since taking office in 2007, the average annual return to shareholders was a dismal -44% versus a 0.9% gain in the S&P 500 over the same time period. In the same time period, Citigroup's peers saw an average annual return of -8% over the same time period. According to our compensation calculation, he earned an average $3.2 million in total pay over his tenure. His tenure relative to market and six-year relative returns would be easily be the worst on the list.
You may look at his total pay figure relative to others on our list and you may say the total pay does not look that outrageous. That may be the case just looking at the pay, which is why we weight the shareholder returns more heavily than the CEO pay. Our belief is if the stock has lined the shareholder's pockets as well as the CEO's, then the executive is earning his pay. If the stock as just drained the investors pockets over the measured periods , then the CEO is not earning his pay and would rank as one of America's Worst Bosses. This is clearly the case with Citigroup's Pandit.


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Oh you DIY Brides amaze me. Because I swear you ladies are getting craftier and craftier by the day – and I love getting to watch it all unfold. This Camarillo Ranch is the perfect example of just what I am talking about. It's DIY done oh so right – from the holy moly gorgeous flowers arranged by the Bride's sister to the sweet vintage decor and every detail in between, Figlewicz Photography + HBD Photography snapped up all the goodness so we could admire the DIY perfection in the full gallery!
From the Bride… Our wedding was a labor of love for David and me, with lots of help from our family and friends. We wanted it to be a very personal reflection of us with lots of color and unique, vintage and handmade touches. We had a large wedding in March (250+ guests), so it needed to be indoors in case of rain (even though it ended up being a beautiful day!). We didn't want to have our reception in a hotel, so we were very excited when we found the Camarillo Ranch, which has a renovated barn for events. Our families and friends decorated the barn the day of the wedding with white lights, pennant flags, flowers, vintage vases and urns — it was amazing. It took my breath away to see everything that we had planned come together so perfectly. My mom and friends spent hours hand-sewing bright, colorful napkins, and my bridesmaids and I made the pennant flags with leftover fabric from the napkins. I scored most of the vintage decorations at thrift stores, garage sales and one amazing estate sale, and the mason jars were my great-grandma's and grandma's old canning jars. My sister is very creative, and she masterminded all of the flowers and bouquets at the wedding, with the help of many friends and family the morning of the wedding. The flowers were one of my favorite things!
We had a huge wedding party, and I wanted all the very different personalities of my bridesmaids to stand out, so I had them each pick out their own green dress and any accessories they wanted. I love how unique and beautiful each of them looked! I wore all vintage jewelry from my grandma and aunt, and my dress was a beautiful Reem Acra dress. For the garden ceremony, we had traditional vows, but we wrote each other a letter telling about our relationship, which the pastor read out loud during the ceremony. It was a great way to add a little more personality to the ceremony. We wanted things to be fun and casual, so after the ceremony while we were taking pictures, we had lawn games for people to play and appetizers. We had a casual dinner of BBQ steak and chicken from a great local caterer. Instead of a cake, we did root beer floats (a big hit!), and my mom's friend made homemade decorated sugar cookies. Our favorite desserts! The barn was great for dancing the night away after our tasty meal. It was a beautiful day, and we are so grateful for all my friends and our family for making it so perfect!
Wedding Photography: Figlewicz Photography + HBD Photography / Wedding Venue: Camarillo Ranch in Camarillo, California / Wedding Planning: The Bride / Wedding Day Coordination: A Friend of the Bride / Flowers: Los Angeles Flower District + Arranged by the Bride's Sister / Catering: Cavalli's Catering / Rentals: A Rental Connection / Wedding Dress: Reem Acra / Jewelry: From the Bride's Grandma + Aunt / Makeup: Janelle Nelson


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Many well-known retail companies buy green energy in the form of renewable energy certificates, and many cover 100% of their purchases that way. A good number have solar installations on some of their rooftops as well.
But few retail companies to date have become so directly engaged in self-supplying their renewable energy as . News comes this week from Europe that IKEA just bought a windfarm in Ireland to power its stores in Dublin and Belfast. The facility's four turbines, located in north west Leitrim, are expected to generate 25,000 megawatt-hours (MWh) of electricity. This addition of 7.65 MW brings the total of windmills owned by IKEA to over 100 in the UK, Germany, France, Poland, Denmark, and Sweden. The company started this trend in 2009, when it bought four wind farms in France, followed by six in Germany in 2010.
IKEA also recently opened a new Swedish wind farm with seven turbines (with an option on another four) to produce 72,000 MWh of wind energy, to be managed by O2. IKEA's Swedish portfolio now stands at three windfarms with forty six turbines, and the company announced an additional investment in a new thirty turbine, 90 MW, project to come on line in 2014/15. This facility will add another 220,000 MWh of electricity to the grid (enough to supply about 48,000 homes.
Wind is not the only renewable source IKEA is tapping into. As of June, IKEA had solar panels on 39 of its 44 facilities, totaling close to 38 MW.
IKEA is not alone in this effort to develop a comprehensive energy strategy that includes direct investments in renewables. WalMart is well-known for its efforts to promote energy sustainabilty, and – like IKEA – has articulated a goal of supplying all of its operations with renewable energy. Currently, WalMart and Sam's Clubs have over 150 solar installations across the country, with the goal of installing solar on over 1,000 U.S. sites by 2020. The company currently generates almost 1,000 megawatt-hours of electricity around the world on an annual basis. Globally, the company also has 300 renewable energy operations or under development.
As prices of renewables fall, one can expect this trend in retail to continue.


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The Coventry & Warwickshire APC works to support clinicians across the area with evidence based and cost effective prescribing decisions
Verdicts on new technologies and new indications for established therapies to support clinicians with often crucial prescribing decisions
Clinical Guidelines; Locally developed clinical guidelines to inform prescribing practice in defined clinical scenarios
Resource Documents; Locally developed resources which have not had the full clinicial input necessary for a guideline but which the APC beleives is a useful resource should clinicinas locally wish to adopt them
Shared Care Agreements; Agreements developed to enable effective shared care of appropriate drugs between the specialist and primary care prescriber
Specialist Initiated Drugs Checklist; Checklists which must be provided by the initiating specialist for certain drugs and indications
Welcome to the Coventry & Warwickshire Area Prescribing Committee website. This site is the repository of all published APC documents. These are easily accessed using the links found on the left under "Quick Links", on the "Documents" tab above or through the links below
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Documents to be found on the APC include:
Urgent Bulletins – Urgent messages to the prescribing community
Safety Alert Notices - APC safety alerts, such as relating to NPSA safety notices, published in response to local or national issues
Drug Positioning Statements – Recommendations relating to the prescribing of specific drugs across the health economy
Drug Comparison Charts - These are resources used by the APC to develop recommendations when more than one drug is available in a certain class
Interim Positioning Statements - Statements regarding new drugs, or new licensed indications for established drugs, for which health economy-wide positioning is regarded as urgent before national guidance is issued
Resource Documents - A list of documents which may, or may not, have APC approval but which are regarded as essential support to prescribers with prescribing decision making relevant to interface drugs. This section contains useful documents such as expiry date guidance for medicines used in the care homes sector and guidance regarding the prescribing of melatonin
Guidelines - Specific local prescribing guidelines including; Community Antibiotic Prescribing guidance, the Local Blacklist Drugs and the Coventry & Warwickshire Joint Formulary
Specialist Drugs List – Specialist initiated drugs, those that have significant pharmacological complexity and/or rarity of use to make the prescribing of the medicine relatively uncommon in the community, grouped into Specialist Initiated, Shared Care and Specialist Only categories
Shared Care Agreements – Agreements for use when shared care specialist drugs are requested for ongoing prescription in primary care
Specialist Initiated Drug Checklists - These documents relate to certain specialist initiated drugs which require careful patient selection in line with NICE guidance and must be provided to primary care prescribers who will continue prescribing
Key Documents - Includes the APC Mission Statement, Terms of Reference, Meeting Schedule and Current Membership List
Meeting Minutes - APC meeting minutes which will be available on this site soon after the following meeting at which the minutes are ratified for publication
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Our dear mother, Cherrie Ellen (Perkins) Lane, passed away on October 11, 2013, at the age of 96. Our much loved father, Arthur Jefferson Lane, passed away on January 21, 2004. They both were surrounded by their family, who loved them beyond words. Cherrie was born in 1917, in Brewster, WA to Albra and Cecil Perkins. Mom spent all of her school years in Brewster and graduated in 1935, the same year she met and married the love of her life, Arthur Lane. In 1937, they started their family of five children; Sharon Lois Lane Laurie (Harold) of Leavenworth, Althea Elva Lane Noel (John) of Enumclaw, WA, Arthur Jay Lane (Lorna) of Cashmere, Peggy JoAnn Lane Scott (Elzie) of Sleepy Hollow, and Nancy Marie Lane Clark of Mission Viejo, CA. During World War II, dad was sent to work at the shipyards, so we went to Snohomish, WA to live. After the War, we went to Coulee Dam, while dad worked on Grand Coulee Dam. Mom was happy to go anywhere, as long as we were together. Mom always worked so hard, keeping a big garden and canning every year, at least 1000 quarts of food for the winter. She also worked in the apple sheds every fall to make extra money for Christmas. Mom was also a great seamstress; she could sew anything, including my wedding dress. Mom could never go to sleep until all her kids were home, so we knew to be home on time. She always helped us out with our homework; she would have been a great math teacher. She loved our history books as well, and she would often sit down and read them like a novel. Dad fell and hurt his back when he was Superintendent of the state-run Honor Camp at Loomis, WA. That was when he took his retirement. They spent every winter in Mexico or Yuma, AZ. They kept in touch with old friends and family and made a lot of new friends. They were big into square dancing and looking for Arizona jade. Dad taught a class in "Old Town Yuma" on making jewelry. Mom always had a talent for art and she became a beautiful oil painter, painting pictures for all of us. Mom just loved to paint. They were always busy, going here and there, and always having fun! That is one of the things we remember them saying, "If you go somewhere and don't have a good time, it's your own fault!" We are so proud that they were our parents. We love them and miss them. It's a hurt that never goes away. They were married for 68 years. Mom kept dad's ashes close to her for ten years, so when she died, they could be placed and buried together.
They had 17 grandchildren; 28 great-grandchildren; and two great-great-grandchildren. They were preceded in death by their awesome grandson, Dusty Lane; and their son-in-law, George Clark.
A Memorial Service will be held Saturday, July 12, 2014, at the Brewster Cemetery at 2:00 p.m., followed by a get together at Abby's Pizza on Western Avenue in Wenatchee from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. Ask for the "party room".
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ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) — Minnesota health officials say the state's suicide rate is inching upward.
The rate rose to 12.4 per 100,000 people last year, up from 11.2 for the year-ago period. The new rate is close to the national average.
The state health department says 684 people killed themselves in the most recent period. Their data show a general upward trend apart from a short-term dip around 2009.
Health officials say the state rate is higher in men and higher in the 25-to-64 age group. And they say the suicide rate is greater outside the metropolitan area — about 14 people per 100,000 in Greater Minnesota, compared to about 11 in the seven-county metro.
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Yeah, Jr was pretty bad. But Hunter has been even worse, and obviously neither of those guys are the answer. We sure need Stuckey to produce once he gets out there.
It was Flip's decision to leave in Dice, so lets get his walking papers ready. I know the visitors should go for win on the road, but with 11 seconds left, I would have posted up Sheed for a possible and 1 situation, then go for that 3.....then with .8 seconds left all of out three point shooters sgould have been out there. Billups, Tay , Hayes, Rip and either Hunter or even Terry Porter, but hopalong Dice???
You have to wonder if Stuckey had not been injured, we would possibly could be 19-3 right now instead of 15-7? Or are we putting to much faith in the savior?? You have to hope that he would be more consistent than Jr or Hunter
Well, I doubt he would have been worth 4 wins. But even 2 more wins would have been nice. Let's remember that 15-7 isn't half bad; 17-5 would be pretty darn impressive.
Tay was beat by TMAC totally. Tay is not even trying to shoot now from the outside. A sign of fatigue? Billups was pretty awesome, hitting a ton of shots, but the shot that could have won the game, an open 3 with a few seconds to go, missed. Rip was hitting from everywhere too. Sheed got player of the game with 21 points and 8 rebounds. His 21 came mostly in the 4th quarter. He did hit some triples, one of which helped get us back in the game after being down 10 with just a short time to go in the game, but he did also do a lot of work around the basket. (Rip hit the other triple there.) Three starters shooting well, and a fourth, Dyess, doing ok too. Can't complain about just one starter not shooting well. JMAX had another pretty darn good game off the bench. He remains the largest part of our offensive rebounding game. He made a very impressive move on Ming, putting down the dribble, faking right and springing up left to make a jumper. And he makes his free throws when he is fouled. No Amir. Its pretty clear Flip has Amir buried so far down the depth chart he will never see the light of day in non-garbage time. No more excuses. The ankle has long since healed. Just a matter of Joe Dumars not forcing his coach to play someone he wants to see play. But the good news is Afflalo did get to play in the 2nd half of this one, in a close game. Thats a nice change. Indeed, the game was tied until Murray thru the ball away, and then allowed Alston to hit a triple on him. Flip's response - pull Murray, and Afflalo. (and a third starter returned too - Dyess for Maxiell)This all triggered a 10-0 run for Houston. I will reiterate, the 10 point lead was mostly gotten with our starters on the floor. Murray got the nod to play tonight supposedly because Hunter did not have a good game last night? Sorry, uh, I'll take Hunter. Now, Flip has not played much of late, so you can give him a pass for tonight if you wish. Hayes has disappeared from the scoring column as of late. But it does not matter. He will get to play regardless of production. He is a vet. As long as it keeps Amir down, its fine with Flip Saunders no matter how bad Hayes plays. This game had a very exciting end to it. Pretty good resiliency shown by our starters considering all the minutes they logged last night, and considering Sheed has had the flu bug to contend with. Dyess took a knee apparently (to his thigh I think) but came back to play the last moment of the game. (But what was Dyess doing at the 3 line? No range there.) Maybe we took too many threes. For sure the starters at one point in the 3rd were taking too many outside shots, as they were looking pretty worn out there. With Maxiell in though, they rallied big time to end the 3rd quarter, going on a 12 - 2 run. That and the near comeback in the last minute or so again showed a lot of moxy by our team. Houston really should have blown us out in this game, but they could not make any free throws. They were on their merry way to set a new record for free throw futility until late in the 4th quarter. I think they started one for 16 at the line, with no starter making a free throw until late 4th quarter. How bad can you get? TMAC killed Tay all game long, while Ming heated up down the stretch. This is a two man team for the most part. Our starting lineup, in my opinion, should change, with Jason Maxiell starting. Our pattern of getting killed on the boards to start every game of late must stop. Glad to hear any other suggestions on this. I think Dyess is way overplayed. Another thing that would work, well two other things - would be to start either Samb or Amir instead of Dyess. Anyway it goes, Dyess has to go back to his bench role, with a lot less minutes. GO PISTONS!!!!!
Sorry, but I disagree w/ you. Flip Sr has said, that MadMax should play 30-something mins. But here comes that foul trouble. You can't devise gameplans, not knowing whether starter fouls out or not. Samb is currently in DL and that says enough. Amr, among of many things, can't hold against starting PF-s and most of their substitutes. He would be killed as Billups kills smaller guards.
Ok lemme get this straight, a guy who only takes about 8 shots / game and hits about 60% of them is our problem. Sure OK. I'll keep decent perspective and call this "ONE OF THOSE GAMES". I'll give Flip credit, he actually subbed in the 2nd half and got the starters some rest. Can't blame the coach for Tayshaun playing like a scared little uNOwhat. And dont give me that fatigue BS, if he'a already effin tired then call Phx tomarrow and see what it takes to get Shawn Marion on Roundball-1. Bad game tonight, can't blame coaching.....wait yes I can......: Somebody answer this for me PLEASE. They say Nazr is here to play spot mins against teams with BIG INTERIOR CENTERS, so when teams go small against us i.e. Chi W/Noc & Memph w/Warrick....Nazr is on the floor.....but against the BIGGEST INTERIOR PLAYER IN THE LEAGUE- Yao, he gets a DNP-CD?????? WTF...somebody explain this to me PLEASE!!!!
Houston had to win. So not concerned there. We didn't have good preparation for this team (when is our coaching preparation good?). Our shooting trouble was Yao in the lane clogging it up. You either commit to drive and get him in foul trouble or you settle for an outside game. We drove in and then fumbled around for a shot. In the second half, Yao got tired and the Houston defense had some holes but we really didn't make them pay much. We still have trouble scoring against good defenses and that despite the great play of Maxiel. We seem to be thin at center. If we don't play Nazi against Yao why is he on the team?
I would have let Nazr take a crack at Yao, especially after Sheed got in foul trouble. Not sure if he would have had any success or not. Dyess was pretty effective at countering Yao by shooting J's on the other end. A mismatch that went both ways. Yao had a good game, but keep in mind that he played 44 minutes and took 21 shots! Sheed had just as many points in much less time. Just as Hou was playing good D on us, we were on them as well. Both teams seemed to have trouble getting easy buckets and started chucking 3's (15 3PA's for each team). The difference was that they had a "superstar" who could rise above the defense and get a semi-good shot off any time he wanted. It must have been a little demoralizing for Tay and Co.
Somebody please get a note to the equipment manager to burn these dang gone throwback jerseys, we are 0-2 in these darn things. They have got to go.
Tayshaun's worst game I can remember in a long time (he was terrible in every aspect of the game), combined with poor shot selection (the usual) lost this one. Should have been a blowout. By the way, it seems like Jarvis is coming back to earth a bit. He's not hitting those bad shots like he used to. Now he's hurting us on both ends. Hopefully it's just a slump, but he's 3-for-19 (15%) in the last 4 games, and this is more like the advertised version of Jarvis.
First of all, losing sucks. Now that I got that off my chest, I respectfully disagree that JMax should be starting Lee. I think that he is more effective, as from what I've seen these past few games, coming off the bench. But he should be taking up more minutes from Dice and Sheed. Somewhere around 30 + minutes as what he's getting now. I'm happy with Afflalo getting minutes. Minutes that count to boot. I'm not quite sure if Flip will yield to Stuckey when he returns though. He's more inclined to play Hunter and FlipM. With our coach, he'd probably cut into Afflalo's minutes. Flip was wrong in this game. Nazr should have played some Yao. Dice should have rested kind of like that game when Sheed got banged up and decided to sit out the rest of the game, if I remember correctly, and JMax stepped up. He should give some leeway for other guys to do something for the team. I know we've been harping on Nazr almost all season but the least he would have done would be to expend his 6 fouls and send Yao to the line where they were atrocious. Nazr has shown more this season to merit some time, IMO than last season. FlipS is inconsistent and doesn't quite have a handle on his matchups and in game adjustments, and he doesn't have that in-game feel that other coaches have. Billups will be Billups. Rip is really forcing the isolations and one-on-one situations when he should be more of that road-runner-coming-off-screen players, running his defender ragged. He isn't using his speed and stamina as well as before IMO. Loved seeing him come off screens and shooting that jumpshot. Sheed will be Sheed. Keep your head up Tay. Keep shooting. Keep in the game. FlipM uggh. Amir??? He needs the game time. And its not like he's really stinking the place up when he plays. He does well, gives effort. Defense is there. Offense will come with more playing time. PLAY HIM FLIP!!!!
Careful what you wish for; Yao shoots mid to high 80s from the line. Yes, he missed his first two last night, but so did CB, but no one would conclude from other Pistons' struggles that hack-a-Chauncey might be an advisable strategy.
You finally realized that. Better late than never. Like I have posted for the last month, we can forget AJ getting serious minutes this year unless one of our bigs goes out and can't play and even then it might depend on the schedule who we are playing and how long they are out. So it is indeed an emotional conflict for me. As much as I would love to see AJ getting some meaningful minutes I would not want it at the expense of one of our bigs getting hurt, even Nazmo.


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"Spirituality is not religion to American Natives.
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A beautiful prayer given to me on my first trip to Wounded Knee many years ago.
An interesting look at the influence of animals
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Animal Symbolism in Plains Indian Sun Dance
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Plan on spending some time here!
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Your first stop in your quest for knowledge
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A Declaration of War Against Exploiters of Lakota Spirituality
A comprehensive collection of the Photographs
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The Ghost Dance
A beautiful page of reflections by American Indian Elder
Simon Pokagon, lending support to the conclusion
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Indian superstitions and legends
This intriguing paper, written by John Barry Ryan,
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Listening to Native Americans: Making Peace with the Past for the Future
Possibly the most important work ever
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Myths of the Cherokee by James Mooney
A thoughtful collection of stories written in 1916,
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Myths and Legends of the Sioux
This essay is one of the most accurate and eloquent
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Native American Religion in Early America
Some of the many complexities of American
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Native American Spirituality
Originally published in 1907, this story is a tender and
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Old Indian Days
This delightful illustrated collection by Zitkala-Za
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Old Indian Legends
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Red Jacket defends Native American Religion
The American Indian tradition of smudging, is nicely
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Zitkala-Sa wrote this warm and touching story in 1901.
The Soft-Hearted Sioux
A beautiful work, written by Charles Eastman,
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The Soul of the Indian
The Soul of an Indian
**An extremely frank description of the Sun Dance,**
the contents of this webpage may be difficult
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The Sun-Dance of the Sioux
An enlightening series of exchanges concerning
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Teaching Native American Religions
An excellent effort from the University of Pennsylvania's
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Traditional Healing and Western Medicine
A world class web site with a representative
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text: Bush Is His Own Bushby tristeroI share Digby's opinion that these articles on Cheney's influence provide a detailed portrait of the extent to which Cheney has seized power over a weak, ignorant, and uninterested president. However, I have a concern that many readers - not Digby, of course - may read those pieces and conclude that Bush is merely a smirking flake. That's just George's day job.As we have seen many times in the past, notably with Woodward, the press has a habit telling us it's not Bush who makes bad or heartless decisions. It's always someone else, like a frat boy caught with drugs who blames his girlfriend. Today's article, as well as the entire series, goes out of its way to push the notion that Bush's genuine "compassionate conservatism" was thrust aside time and again by the scheming machinations of The Evil Bald One. One could easily infer from the series that, if Cheney were removed (see this piece in Salon), much of the war-mongering and trashing of the America Consitution would stop, and that Bush would demonstrate a far more moderate, conciliatory streak.Not a chance. Bush is no "compassionate conservative" for two very simple reasons, First, and foremost, there is no such thing. And if there was, Bush is far too much of a sociopath to have so much as an ounce of compassion for anyone but himself. Remember how he mocked Carla Faye Tucker to Tucker Carlson, mincing, "Please don't kill me?" And remember how hurt he was by what Rev. Coffin said to him at Yale, about his father? Despite the fact it almost certainly never happened? Sure, maybe they wouldn't have gone after the capital gains tax the way they did. But there'd still be Katrina. And Schiavo. And the anti-family amendment. And the loss of habeas. And the overall incompetence. And the wars. And the failure to obey any law he doesn't like. And the domestic spying. And the rigged elections. And the torture. Let's never forget the torture. All this is quintessential Bush behavior, an all-too-plausible extension of the maliciously aggressive liar, cheater, and drunkard of his earlier years.No argument: Cheney is an unspeakably vile manipulative thug who treats all around him like they were puppets. The world would be a better place if he would resign today.But young Churchill certainly doesn't need a Dick to be himself. tristero 6/26/2007 10:42:00 AM


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A program that will save metro Toledo-area residents on their natural gas bills has been revived.
The Northwest Ohio Aggregation Coalition, a pool of area communities that uses their buying power collectively to negotiate lower utility rates, is back in business in the Columbia Gas of Ohio territory. Coalition officials said yesterday it signed a deal to buy gas from alternative supplier Interstate Gas Supply Inc. at a price that will be consistently 2 cents per 100 cubic feet cheaper than Columbia Gas' monthly price.
The rate will take effect with the July billing period.
The coalition represents about 75,000 residents in Toledo, Maumee, Northwood, Oregon, Sylvania, Perrysburg Township, Holland, Lake Township, and Lucas County. Each of those residents automatically will receive a savings of 2 cents per 100 cubic feet of gas used each month unless they send in an "opt-out" form being sent to homeowners and renters.
If a resident opts out, he pays either the higher Columbia Gas rate or tries to find an alternative supplier.
Since April, Columbia Gas' monthly price has been based on the price of gas on the New York Mercantile Exchange, plus a service fee set at an annual auction conducted by the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio. This year, the service fee is 19.3 cents per 100 cubic feet.
The coalition, which was disbanded this year when Columbia Gas began its new rate-setting process, contracted with Interstate Gas for a monthly rate of the monthly Nymex price, plus a service fee of 17.2 cents per 100 cubic feet. It means the Interstate Gas rate will always be 2 cents cheaper than that of Columbia Gas.
The letters sent to residents explain the program and state that by doing nothing, the residents will receive the rate lower than the Columbia Gas rate.
Coalition officials said the Interstate Gas contract should save residents $10 to $15 annually on their gas bills.
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A stroll to Canyon Road's galleries and restaurants and offering mountain views and lavish finishes, this exquisite 2 bedroom + den 2,073 sq. ft. home is a must-see. Completed 2005, it merges Spanish revival architecture with modern luxury. Flagstone floors, 14' ceilings, lustrous hand trowel plaster, sculpted fireplaces and adobe walls are enhanced by magnificent antique doors throughout. Featured are rich custom detail, stunning master suite, superbly equipped kitchen, and inviting landscaped entertaining areas with water features. Short term rental permit and rental history are available. The ultimate indulgence.


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Aereo brings live TV to the 'Net in Mass., New Hampshire and Vermont
In May, millions of Massachusetts, New Hampshire and Vermont residents, including those living in Boston, will have access to live broadcast television and DVR capability over the Web, courtesy of Aereo Inc., a New York-based company with offices in Boston, the company said Tuesday.
The cloud-based technology, which features a small, fingertip-sized antenna that connects directly to Smart devices – tablets, phones and laptop computers, will be rolled out to 4.5 million consumers from all three states including Massachusetts' Barnstable, Dukes, Essex, Middlesex, Nantucket, Norfolk, Plymouth, Suffolk, and Worcester counties.
New Hampshire's Belknap, Cheshire, Hillsborough, Merrimack, Rockingham and Strafford counties and Vermont's Windham County will have access to Aereo's new online product roll out.
In addition to live broadcast television via the Web, the technology features a DVR function allowing consumers to save or play, fast forward and rewind their live program-of-choice without cable, cords or boxes.
Following the launch, Massachusetts residents will have access to 29 live broadcast channels with DVR capability from major networks including WGBH (PBS), WBZ-TV (CBS), WCVB (ABC), WHDH (NBC), WLVI (CW) and WFXT (Fox); Bloomberg Television, The Country Network, PBS Kids, Ion, Qubo and Spanish-language broadcast channels such as Univision and Telemundo.
The technology is supported on iPad, iPhone, iPod Touch, Chrome, Internet Explorer 9, Firefox, Safari, Opera, AppleTV (via airplay) and Roku.
"Aereo is simply the easiest, most convenient way for consumers to access broadcast television online using an antenna," said Aereo CEO and Founder Chet Kanojia in a statement. "Consumers deserve more choice and flexibility in how they experience television and Aereo provides them a high-quality, rationally-priced alternative. This is an exciting step forward for the company. Today's announcement is even more meaningful and special for our more than 60 employees who call the Boston area home, including me. I'm proud of our team and what we've accomplished in such a short period of time."
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Ocala's First Tee chapter is expanding its footprint.
Ocala's First Tee chapter is expanding its footprint.
The First Tee of Greater Ocala, which teaches children core values, life skills and healthy habits through the game of golf, added two new host golf courses to its program, which already featured Ocala Golf Club and Pine Oaks as existing hosts. New to the program in 2013 will be the Country Club at Silver Springs Shores and Rolling Greens Golf Club.
Meanwhile, the First Tee's National School Program will also expand this year into 10 local elementary schools — up from six last year.
"It is our goal to bring all 27 Marion County elementary schools on board with the National School Program within the next five years" said Chris Wilson, the program's executive director, in a press release. "The NSP is The First Tee's primary source of outreach, getting the First Tee message out to kids who ordinarily may never get a chance to play the great game of golf."
First Tee's 2013 programming begins Feb. 4 and runs 12 weeks through May 4 with a cost of $20 for registration plus $100 for the entire 12-week session. New participants must attend an orientation session at Ocala Golf Club either Jan. 26 at 9 a.m. or Jan. 30 at 5 p.m. Returning participants may register online at www.thefirstteegreaterocala.org. Also, the First Tee is seeking volunteers to help with the program. For information, contact Wilson at (352) 362-2258.
SHORT BREAK: After missing the cut by a stroke at last week's Sony Open in Hawaii, Ocala PGA golfer Ted Potter Jr. is expected to forego the next two weeks of competition before rejoining the tour Jan. 31 for the Waste Management Phoenix Open. In a preseason interview, the Lake Weir High School graduate said he hoped to use this two-week break as a possible opportunity to get in his first career practice rounds at Augusta National, where he'll play in The Masters starting April 11.
After two events, Potter ranks 46th in FedEx Cup points (45) and 42nd in earnings ($67,000).
MSGA HEATS UP: The Marion County Golf Association's annual series of points tournaments starts with a pair of tournaments over the next two weekends at the Country Club of Ocala. This Saturday marks the start of the two-day, 36-hole Memorial Invitational, while next weekend, Jan. 26-27, will be the Country Club of Ocala Invitational. Information on both events and the MCGA can be found at www.marioncountygolf.com.
HOLES IN ONE: John Welch aced the 97-yard 14th hole at Ocala Golf Club using a pitching wedge with Pete Lambrough, Ed Pnoetti, Ed Heaney. ... Brenda Raider aced the 115-yard 16th hole at Royal Oaks using a 5-wood with Dianna Love and Beverly Matejicek witnessing.
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