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I recently upgraded my old Minimag to a Retro Valve, and was hoping to get a little more action from it than I'm getting. It definitely fires faster but I was hopping to get it to rapid fire. I bought a Ninja SHP regulator that is putting out 1100-1200psi and adjusted the sear so thats it sits just behind the trigger. The On/Off is the standard RT not the ULT, is that what's needed? What else do I need to do? Here's my Mag...
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- Mar 1:
- Former CU-Boulder student pleads guilty, apologizes for pot-brownie prank
- Jan 25:
- Arraignment delayed for two CU-Boulder students accused in pot brownie case
- Dec 13:
- Second CU-Boulder student charged with 18 felonies in pot brownie case
- Dec 12:
- CU-Boulder student charged with 18 felonies, suspended from school in pot brownie case
- Editorial: Brownie stunt was serious
- Dec 10:
- CU-Boulder student hospitalized after eating pot brownie: 'I felt violated'
- Dec 9:
- 2 CU-Boulder students arrested for feeding pot brownies to classmates, professor
The second former University of Colorado student accused of sickening a professor and seven classmates with pot-infused brownies last December made a similar deal with prosecutors Monday, pleading guilty to one felony and receiving a two-year deferred sentence.
Mary Essa, 19, pleaded guilty to inducing consumption of a controlled substance by fraudulent means -- a Class 5 felony. In exchange for the plea, 17 other felonies in the case were dropped and Essa's guilty plea will be withdrawn and the charge dismissed if she completes the terms of her deferred sentence.
Essa also was ordered to pay half of the $7,055 of restitution in the case, perform 120 hours of community service and write letters to all the victims.
Essa's co-defendant, Thomas Cunningham, 21, took a similar plea deal in March and also is serving a two-year deferred sentence.
Both originally were charged with eight counts of second-degree assault and eight counts of inducing the consumption of a controlled substance as well as one count each of conspiracy to commit second-degree assault and conspiracy to induce consumption of a controlled substance.
According to police and court records, Essa and Cunningham brought marijuana-laced brownies to their history class as part of "bring food day," but did not tell anyone else in the class that the brownies were laced with THC, the active ingredient in marijuana.
Later that day, assistant professor Celine Dauverd and several students complained of symptoms including dizziness, anxiety and loss of consciousness. Dauverd and two students were hospitalized after ingesting the brownies.
CU police said both Cunningham and Essa subsequently admitted the brownies contained marijuana.
"I feel the deepest amount of regret and sorrow for the people my actions affected and the way they were harmed and sickened," said Essa, who added she was sorry to CU for the damage to its reputation the incident may have cause.
Essa told Chief District Judge Roxanne Bailing she initially did not know the brownies would be eaten by other people, but did not stop Cunningham when she found out the class would be eating them.
"There wasn't much thinking, it was a pretty impulsive lapse in judgment, and I was not expecting what happened to happen," Essa said. "I was just in a state of shock and fear when it did happen."
Jon Banashek, Essa's attorney, said his client went into an intensive wilderness rehabilitation program and decided to volunteer with an overseas organization called Choice Humanitarian.
"Ms. Essa's decisions were horrid in this case, and she understands that, but she has been as proactive as one can be," Banashek said.
Prosecutor J.P. Martin did say the deferred sentence will be unsupervised, since Essa will be overseas for three to six months while working with Choice Humanitarian. Martin said he was willing to make the concession since Essa has been proactive in her rehabilitation.
Essa still will have to stay out of legal trouble, and the work with Choice Humanitarian will count as her 120 hours of community service.
Bailin said she felt the plea was appropriate given what she heard.
"I think the deferred sentence is very appropriate given Ms. Essa's age, lack of criminal history, true remorse, her proactive search for treatment and support, and also her decision about giving back to others," Bailin said.
But Bailin added that the case showed every action could have severe consequences, even if the defendants didn't foresee or intend them.
"What if one of the victims had been able to get in a car?" she said. "It's just this long wave of potential consequences and luckily none of that happened."
If Essa violates the terms of her deferred sentence, she could be sentenced to one to three years in prison.
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In line with the CodePeer update, GNAT Pro now moves to version 7.1 so that this development environment now supports an "increasingly wider" range of platforms and targets.
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Returning to CodePeer 2.2, the product introduces integration into GNATbench (the GNAT Pro Ada plug-in for Eclipse and Wind River Systems Workbench), there is also full support for GNAT project files, message review from HTML reports, and a new "–level" switch to easily tune CodePeer messages and analysis time for any kind of code base.
"CodePeer 2.2 brings users an extra level of flexibility through interfaces to Eclipse, spreadsheets, and full HTML capabilities," said Arnaud Charlet, CodePeer product manager at AdaCore. "This new release now provides solutions for the full range of Ada projects, including those with requirements for the highest levels of integrity and certification, as well as systems with large and complex code bases."


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A "royal revelation" claims to have new evidence of some unexpected branches in Prince William's family tree — according to research by BritainsDNA and the University of Edinburgh, the second in line to the British throne has Indian heritage.
"It is his only non-European DNA and means he will become the first head of the Commonwealth with a clear genetic link to its most populous nation — India," writes the Times of India.
According to BritainsDNA, a company that aims to produce "a people's history" of Britain through genetic analysis, Prince William has Indian ancestry through a long-ago relationship on his mother's side. A woman named Eliza Kewark was the Indian housekeeper for William's 5th great grandfather, a Scotsman named Theodore Forbes, who was given a position with the East India Company. Though there is apparently no evidence that the two ever married, there is proof that they had children together — children who are the ancestors of the late Diana, Princess of Wales.
"In his early 20s, Theodore set up house, probably in Surat, a major port north of Bombay itself, and he employed a housekeeper," BritainsDNA writes on its website. "She was Eliza Kewark, an Indian woman only two years younger. Her Christian name was almost certainly an anglicized version of Aleeza or Aliza."
Kewark's genetic background is also believed to carry Armenian blood, through her father's side.
Forbes died when he was only 32, but by that time he had already started a family with Kewark: a daughter named Katharine, a son named Alexander and a third child, believed to be a daughter. Katharine went on to live in Scotland where she married James Crombie. Their daughter, Jane, was the great-grandmother of Princess Diana's mother, Frances Roche, who married Earl Spencer.
"How is it possible to be certain of this?" BritainsDNA asks. "Mitochondiral DNA is passed down the motherline to all children. Two living direct descendants of Eliza Kewark have been found and by reading the sequence of their mtDNA, our geneticists discovered not only that it matched, but that it also belonged to a haplogroup called R30b. Further research confirmed unequivocally that this is Eliza Kewark's haplogroup. A comparison run through databases of the DNA of more than 65,000 individuals from around the world showed that R30b is very rare and very Indian."
Jim Wilson, the University of Edinburgh genetics expert who conducted the tests, told The Independent that "proof of William's Indian roots was 'unassailable.' "
The Daily Mail says "the revelation will prompt calls for the 30-year-old prince to make his maiden visit to India, following in the footsteps of his parents, who travelled there in 1992."


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Are you out or still taking work for these?
I also need two or more dogbone milled am/mm rails.
and so i don't have to send my stuff to multiple machinist, do you do freak boring or cocker threading by chance?
Are you out or still taking work for these?
I also need two or more dogbone milled am/mm rails.
and so i don't have to send my stuff to multiple machinist, do you do freak boring or cocker threading by chance?
I have one slot open on the last of my CF modifications. If you want it, its all yours. No problem on the rails, but I'll have to pass on the barrel work - too many irons in the fire right now.
Sold! Well, that does it, boys - no more CF modifications for the time being. I'll let you all know if/when this becomes available again.
Thanks to everyone over the years for your support!
To everyone that currently has a body sent out to me to be modified: I will be completing all of these mods this weekend and should be shipping them all back out on Monday.
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pm's are full, sent you a message on FB
Got mine in today and having some issues. Seems like the body is sliding backwards just slightly. It is enough to cause the body to interfere with the sear. When I compare to another CF body that I have, I noticed that the hole in the body that the on/off pin goes through is slightly larger in the old body vs the new. Not sure if the previous owner did this. When I swap the CF insert from one body to the next, the old one works in the new body. I don't have a problem increasing the hole size slightly in the new CF insert, but not crazy about the small gap that is appearing between the body and the CF insert. Its a black marker and the raw aluminum sticks out like a sore thumb. Anyone else having this issue? Is gluing the CF insert to the body the solution? If so, what glue?
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Inserts are the same length, so not sure what that will accomplish.
Thinking some simple two part epoxy will do it from a couple of things I read.
I purposely did not use any kind of glue to attach the CF tube to the remainder of the bodies. The CF tube slips on with a very slight press fit instead. I did this in case, for whatever reason, the CF tube cracked, or was crushed under misuse - the user could simply pull off the old one and press on a new sleeve. I would not recommend using any kind of glue or epoxy on the interface for this reason.
I'm not sure how exactly the new tube could differ from one I've done in the past because I've always used the same dimensions. The sear slot and on/off pin are scaled down a bit from a ULE body, but have worked great in all of my testing and for many other users. Could you get a picture of the slot and holes from the two different sleeves side by side so I can see whats going on with them?
The slots are the same. The only difference is that the hole that the the sear pushes the on/off through is larger on the older one I have. Both inserts seem to slide back a little when I fire the marker which then causes the insert to slightly block the on/off pin. The larger hole in the older one keeps this from happening.
Warped, If you ever continue this upgrade put me on the next list!
Thank you sir!
So when the new sleeve is correctly installed (and hasn't slid back yet) everything works fine? If that is the case, then thin coat of blue Loctite between the CF sleeve and body should provide the extra adhesion needed to keep the sleeve from vibrating loose. I would use blue Loctite as you can heat it up to break the bond if you ever need to later on. This is the first case I've ever run into of this happening, but I don't doubt what you're saying.
Let me know if that works or if we need to try something else.
I'll try this. I would say it was an aberation of some sort, but it happens with both inserts on the same body. I need to try the inserts with the other body and see it if does it as well. Honestly, the other one I have has been sitting here for some time. I didnt notice any issues with it, but since the one hole is milled out a bit, it wouldnt have the issue. Can't say if I noticed whether it slid back or not.Originally Posted by warpedmephisto
did you get to fix the issue with yours? Can't test mine yet, won't be playing till mid May probably ...


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Patriots make LB, WR top draft picksThe Sports Xchange
April 26. 2013 11:29PM
The New England Patriots mixed offense with defense on Friday in the second and third rounds of the NFL Draft.
At the 52nd pick, the Pats made outside linebacker Jamie Collins of Southern Mississippi their first selection. Later in the second round, with the 59th pick, New England took wide receiver Aaron Dobson of Marshall.
In the third round, with the 83rd pick, the Pats took cornerback Ryan Logan of Rutgers, then turned to the same defensive backfield to take Rutgers safety Duron Harmon with the 91st pick.
On Thursday, the Patriots traded their first-round pick to Minnesota for four picks: the 52nd, 83rd, 102nd and 229th choices.
Skill players taken
In a reversal of typical attention, skill-position players were left feeling neglected in the first round of the 2013 NFL Draft with only four selected in the first 32 picks, the fewest since 1975.
While nine offensive linemen, including three of the top four overall picks, were first-rounders, for the first time since 1963, the first round was completed without a running back being drafted. Only one quarterback was selected Thursday and not until the 16th pick did Florida State's EJ Manuel get the call, marking the longest wait since 2000 (Chad Pennington, 18th).
It was the longest draft wait ever for the first running back to be chosen - 37th overall - when the Cincinnati Bengals drafted North Carolina's Giovani Bernard, the first of five running backs taken in the second round.
One pick later, the San Diego Chargers moved up seven spots from No. 45 in a deal with the Arizona Cardinals to select Notre Dame inside linebacker Manti Te'o, one the most scrutinized players in the draft. But he was also one of the most productive college players in four years at Notre Dame.
West Virginia senior Geno Smith followed Te'o off the board. He was expected to be a first-round pick, didn't let the disappointment of not taking the stage at Radio City Music Hall deter him from returning for the second round in New York. He'll be a long-term tenant in the region and add a new level of drama to the Jets' quarterback picture.
Of the marquee names remaining on Day Two, Southern California's Matt Barkley was the least fortunate.
Smith had 17 300-yard games and a school-record 11,662 passing yards in the offensive scheme popularized first by former Texas Tech coach Mike Leach. He completed 71.2 percent of his passes in 2012.
Le'Veon Bell, a 240-pound bulldozing running back from Michigan State, gets a chance to be the next "Bus" in Pittsburgh. Bell was selected 11 picks after NFC North rival Cincinnati chose Bernard. After Denver snagged Wisconsin workhorse Montee Ball with the 58th pick, Alabama junior running back Eddie Lacy was drafted next-to-last in the second round by the Green Bay Packers.
Florida International safety Jonathan Cyprien was the first pick in the second round to the Jacksonville Jaguars. The Tennessee Titans acquired the 34th overall pick, No. 2 in the second round, to draft University of Tennessee wide receiver Justin Hunter and the Philadelphia Eagles followed with Stanford's Zach Ertz, a 6-5, 249-pound receiving tight end who caught 15 touchdowns in his college career. Ertz led FBS tight ends with 69 receptions in 2012. The Dallas Cowboys used their second pick in the 2013 draft (47th overall) on San Diego State's Gavin Escobar, who is considered a special athlete because of his height, long arms and agility.
In a continued effort to build their defense, the Detroit Lions used the fourth pick in the second round on Mississippi State's Darius Slay, who was the fastest cornerback timed at the 2013 NFL Scouting Combine.
A handful of inside linebackers were drafted shortly after Te'o. The Cardinals selected LSU's Kevin Minter and with the next pick, the Buffalo Bills chose Oregon's Kiko Alonso and with the 50th overall pick, the Chicago Bears drafted Florida linebacker Jonathan Bostic. It was the highest pick spent on a linebacker by the Bears since drafting Brian Urlacher in the first round in 2000.
Baltimore dealt up to get the 56th pick from the Seattle Seahawks and drafted Kansas State inside linebacker Arthur Brown. The 2012 Big 12 defensive player of the year could start as a rookie as the likely replacement for Ray Lewis. Seattle capped the second round with Texas A&M running back Christine Michael.


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A 43-year-old man from Estes Park is presumed dead after being caught in an avalanche in Rocky Mountain National Park on Sunday, according to park spokeswoman Kyle Patterson.
Search efforts began this morning for two overdue climbers from Estes Park, Patterson said. At about 2:45 p.m., park rangers found 45-year-old climber Lisa Foster in the upper Fay Lakes basin, about six miles from the Lawn Lake Trailhead.
Foster told rangers that she and her partner, David Laurienti, were caught in an avalanche at about 6 p.m. Sunday when descending from the north side of Blitzen Ridge on the 13,514-foot Ypsilon Mountain.
Laurienti is presumed dead, and Foster suffered numerous injuries, Patterson said. Park rangers are providing medical care and evacuating Foster by toboggan from Ypsilon Lake, which is about 4.5 miles from the Lawn Lake Trailhead, Patterson said. The team is expected to reach the trailhead close to midnight.
Foster, who has worked as a Rocky Mountain National Park field technician, has hiked and climbed to every named destination in the park and wrote "Rocky Mountain National Park: The Complete Hiking Guide" in 2005.
Blitzen Ridge on Ypsilon Mountain is a challenging mountaineering route that includes sections of technical rock, often made more difficult in winter conditions, Patterson said. Recent snow and winds have contributed to what the Colorado Avalanche Information Center deemed considerable avalanche conditions in the area since Saturday, she said.
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DEAR ANNIE: I have been with "Robert" for three years, and we have been through a lot. We've always had financial issues, but six months ago, we had to give up our baby girl for adoption because we couldn't care for her properly.
Emotionally, this has destroyed both of us, but thankfully, I began going to counseling early on, and it has helped. Robert, however, focused on work and is ignoring his feelings on this matter. He has few friends and confided in only one (who was also his boss), who then began bullying Robert.
Robert feels very isolated and was hospitalized for severe depression and put on suicide watch. He is currently on medication and waitlisted for counseling. Robert has never been much of a talker, and I fear he will lie or stop going and miss out on the help he needs. Since leaving the hospital, he has been getting progressively worse: screaming, breaking items in our home, crying randomly and cutting out what few friends he has left. He refuses to speak to his family.
I've tried talking to him, tried finding ways to release his feelings, cried with him and tried giving him his space. Recently, I wrote a letter to his health care provider so he will know what's going on. I want to be supportive of Robert, but I don't know what to do. I feel like I am running out of ways to help him.
I'm also frightened that focusing on Robert's mental health and living in this environment is hindering my health, as well. I don't want to give up on him. What can I do? — THE OTHER HALF
DEAR OTHER: Having to give up a child is heartbreaking, even when done in the child's best interests. Your husband desperately needs bereavement counseling. He also may blame himself for not doing enough to keep his family together, and the guilt could be overwhelming his willingness to seek help. In addition, he may resent your "recovery," which makes it difficult for him to heed your suggestions. You both could benefit from checking the information and online discussion forums offered through Concerned United Birthparents, Adoption.org and Adoption.com.
DEAR ANNIE: This has been bothering me for weeks. For Mother's Day, I received text messages saying, "Happy Mother's Day" from both of my older children. I was expecting at least a phone call. They do the same thing on my birthday. I don't keep them on the phone long. I realize they are busy with my grandchildren.
I never say anything to them, but it hurts to think they can't at least have a real-time conversation with me. Is this the new generation's way of communicating? Shouldn't they know better, or am I just being old-fashioned? — HURTING MAMA
DEAR MAMA: Kids communicate by text these days. If you want a phone call, you will have to say so instead of stewing in silence. You are not expecting too much for them to phone you on special occasions, but they can't read your mind, and we suspect they aren't aware that you find it hurtful. Please speak up. (And since they have children, there's no reason you cannot phone and wish them a happy Mother's Day, too.)
DEAR ANNIE: "Thought I Was Part of a Large Family" should be aware that as we grow older, attitudes among siblings can change. My brother and I had a rivalry through college, but as we grew to understand each other (and convinced Dad to stop comparing us), we began to get along much better.
"Thought" should go to the family reunion and see whether she can get to know her distant siblings and nieces and nephews better. There is a real possibility that she could build a good relationship with at least one of them. — K.
Annie's Mailbox is written by Kathy Mitchell and Marcy Sugar, longtime editors of the Ann Landers column. Please email your questions to firstname.lastname@example.com, or write to: Annie's Mailbox, c/o Creators Syndicate, 737 3rd Street, Hermosa Beach, CA 90254.


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Games Played
Four Games – Bobcats, Bulls, Cavaliers, Nuggets, Pistons, Warriors, Pacers, Clippers, Lakers, Bucks, Hornets, Knicks, Magic, Suns, Raptors and Jazz.
Three Games – Hawks, Celtics, Nets, Mavericks, Rockets, Grizzlies, Heat, Timberwolves, Thunder, 76ers, Blazers, Spurs, Kings and Wizards.
The Knicks stayed undefeated at home by beating the Suns on Sunday, led by Carmelo Anthony's 34 points, along with six rebounds, a steal, two blocks and four 3-pointers. Raymond Felton added 23 points, seven dimes and three 3-pointers on 10-of-17 shooting, but also suffered a left hand injury in the win. The Knicks are off until Wednesday, so the hope is that Felton will play in that one. J.R. Smith hit just 1-of-11 shots, but played 37 minutes and remains a solid fantasy option despite the off day. He had 20 points on Friday, but has hit just 4-of-23 shots in three of his previous four games, so owners will have to hope that he'll shoot his way out of the funk. Jason Kidd was out again with back spasms, but is hoping to play on Wednesday.
The Suns got 18 points, and 10 rebounds on 8-of-11 shooting from Marcin Gortat, although he didn't block a shot in the loss. Shannon Brown had 17 points and seven rebounds, but Goran Dragic was quiet with nine points and five assists. The Suns have four games next week and Gortat and Dragic remain must-stars, while Brown and Luis Scola are also worth a look. Michael Beasley is a fantasy possibility, but has really been struggling despite starting for the Suns. He's been sitting in the fourth quarter lately, and that is a trend that could continue. Jermaine O'Neal missed Sunday with a quad strain and this news shouldn't be a surprise to anyone. It's probably not a coincidence that Gortat played well.
The Lakers fell at home to the Magic on Sunday when Arron Afflalo went off for a season-high 30 points and four 3-pointers, while Jameer Nelson played through an Achilles injury and had one of his best games of the season with 19 points, five boards, 13 assists, two steals and two 3-pointers in the win. Nikola Vucevic came through with 17 points, 12 boards and four blocks, and Glen Davis added 23 points, 12 boards, a steal and a block in the win. J.J. Redick was also better with 14 points, seven assists and two 3-pointers, and all of them deserve a shot at starting for your fantasy team with four games this week.
Kobe Bryant paced the losers with 34 points, seven boards and five assists, while Dwight Howard chipped in with 21 points, 15 rebounds, no blocks, and hit just 9-of-21 free throws. Yuck. Metta World Peace added 15 points, five boards, five assists, three steals and three 3-pointers, and Pau Gasol had 11 points, seven boards and a block off the bench. As you know, I'm down on Gasol and would be trying to trade him if I owned him. Antawn Jamison cooled off after going for 33 points on Friday night, scoring 10 points with five boards in 28 minutes. I still like the idea of holding him going forward.
Kobe Bryant paced the losers with 34 points, seven boards and five assists, while Dwight Howard chipped in with 21 points, 15 rebounds, no blocks, and hit just 9-of-21 free throws. Yuck. Metta World Peace added 15 points, five boards, five assists, three steals and three 3-pointers, and Pau Gasol had 11 points, seven boards and a block off the bench. As you know, I'm down on Gasol and would be trying to trade him if I owned him. Antawn Jamison cooled off after going for 33 points on Friday night, scoring 10 points with five boards in 28 minutes. I still like the idea of holding him going forward.
News and Notes
Brook Lopez has missed two games with a foot injury and it's unclear when he'll play again. He's day-to-day, but it doesn't sound like he'll practice on Monday and I'm going to bench him where I own him this week.
Anderson Varejao is dealing with a dislocated finger on his shooting hand, but played through it on Saturday and is averaging 17.6 rebounds over his last eight games for the Cavs. With four games this week, he's a must-start.
DeMarcus Cousins was benched on Saturday and saw just 18 minutes, but is healthy. Keith Smart "didn't like what was going on" Saturday, so he benched the star. Cousins has been shaky lately, and now is a good time to target him as a buy-low player.
Anthony Davis is slated to miss another week for the Hornets with his left ankle injury, meaning big things for Ryan Anderson and Robin Lopez.
Chandler Parsons played through a strained shoulder on Saturday and had 19 points and a full stat line for the Rockets. Carlos Delfino is back and Parsons is in pain, making him a little shaky this week with just three games. I'd still lean towards playing him in most cases.
Richard Hamilton will miss a couple weeks for the Bulls with a torn plantar fascia in his left foot, so Marco Belinelli should see more touches in the upcoming weeks.
Trevor Booker will miss a couple more weeks with a strained knee, which is good news for Kevin Seraphin, but the Wiz only have three games this week.
Dion Waiters is iffy for Monday with a sprained ankle and will likely be a game-time decision for the Cavs against the Pistons.
Malcolm Lee is iffy with a groin injury, which means Alexey Shved and J.J. Barea could continue to play well for the Wolves. Kevin Love has been dealing with an illness but played through it on Saturday, and I would be shocked if he doesn't play on Tuesday. Andrei Kirilenko's back caused him to miss Sunday's practice and he's iffy for Tuesday. Ricky Rubio went through a full practice on Sunday, and while he's nearing a return, I would not start him this week.
Paul George missed all seven of his shots and failed to score for the Pacers on Saturday. He's got four games this week and should bounce back, but he hasn't played well since hitting nine 3-pointers last Wednesday. Weigh options carefully when setting your lineup.
Larry Sanders had 18 points, 16 rebounds and five more blocks on Saturday. I have no idea if Scott Skiles will keep going to him, but he's worth owning in all leagues after averaging 14 points, 14 rebounds and 7.5 blocks over his last two games.
Danny Green is dealing with a left hamstring injury and missed the end of Saturday's game. He wasn't playing well enough to be an automatic fantasy starter before the injury, and Gary Neal looks like a much better option right now. Stephen Jackson will miss a couple more weeks with his hand injury, while Kawhi Leonard isn't expected to play much this week, if at all, due to his quad injury.
Tony Allen missed Saturday's game with a groin injury, while Wayne Ellington and Quincy Pondexter were terrible in his absence. Bench Allen this week.
Derrick Favors missed Saturday's game with plantar fasciitis, which is a tricky injury. He is hoping to play on Monday, but will probably be a game-time decision. Start him at your own risk this week.
Tyreke Evans missed Saturday's game with a sore knee and is day-to-day. My guess is he'll play on Wednesday, but it's just a guess.
The Rest of the Injury Roundup
Kyle Korver back – He's day-to-day and a risky start with just three games.
Rajon Rondo suspension – It's over and he is ready to roll for three games.
Gerald Henderson foot – It sounds like he'll be back for his next game.
Kyrie Irving finger – Still not due back this week.
Dirk Nowitzki knee – Still a few weeks away, Elton Brand is heating up.
Wilson Chandler hip – He should be on waivers in your league.
Andrew Bogut ankle – Who knows when he'll be ready and I'm not holding him.
Steve Nash leg – Still no target date for his return, so keep him benched.
Mike Dunleavy knee – Day-to-day, Marquis Daniels could be sneaky in his stead.
Eric Gordon knee – Out indefinitely and a serious trade candidate in reality.
Amare Stoudemire knee – Targeting Christmas and could come off bench.
Nick Young toe – Missed Saturday, remains day-to-day.
Andrew Bynum knee – Your guess is as good as mine, but looking like lost season.
Marvin Williams concussion – Day-to-day, but we're still not sure on return date.
Nene flu – Should be ready for Tuesday against the Heat.
John Wall knee – Still no target date, but could make a surprise return soon.


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CRANBERRY TWP -- Lightning from a short but severe rainstorm early this morning apparently sparked a fire at a township home, authorities said.
The fire badly damaged a three-story house at 150 Woodbine Road.
A family of three barely had time to get out safely after they realized their home was on fire about 3:30 a.m., said Chief Brian Kovac of the Cranberry Township Volunteer Fire Company.
"They had to get out right away," Kovac said. "The fire went up pretty fast."
The house is owned by Nikolas Little, who was not home at the time, and his wife, Cynthia Little, who was home with the couple's two adult sons, authorities said.
All three occupants had been sleeping, and Cynthia Little and one of her sons were awakened by the pounding storm and lightning flashes.
"They must have seen smoke or flames and knew there was a fire," Kovac said. "They woke up (the third family member) and got out."
Fire officials suspect a bolt of lightning struck the back of the house, causing a fire that quickly spread from the third floor to the attic.
"We were able to get a crew inside right away," Kovac said. "Luckily, there was a hydrant in front of the house and that made our job easier."
The storm, however, was another matter.
"We were soaking wet head to toe," Kovac said. "It was raining so bad that it was hard just trying to talk on the radio."
Cranberry Township and Zelienople firefighters driving to the house reported hearing the ping of hail hitting off their vehicles.
But they had the fire out within 30 minutes from the call.
Authorities estimated the damage at a minimum of $100,000. The house is insured. The family is temporally staying with relatives, authorities said.


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Chances are that within your household or among your circle of friends, there are some people who have a hearing loss. Baby boomers and especially their parent generation — those 80 and older — may not always hear the message you wish to convey.
Chances are that within your household or among your circle of friends, there are some people who have a hearing loss. Baby boomers and especially their parent generation — those 80 and older — may not always hear the message you wish to convey.
There are some things you can do to make sure your voice is heard, whether you are talking one-on-one, in a small group or on those more formal occasions when you are addressing an audience.
When you're speaking one-on-one, for example, it helps to face the person. This means you have their attention, and they have the advantage of seeing your body language. Otherwise, if you're rummaging through the refrigerator and ask, "Any important mail today?" the answer might be "leftover chicken."
If you have some parting words as you prepare to exit, again be sure to turn and face the person. Remember Lauren Bacall in "Casablanca" when she approaches the door to leave Bogie, she turns, faces him, and says, "If you need me, just whistle." You can see he hears her. Face-to-face also means the voice the person hears is meant for him or her — you weren't talking on the phone or to the dog.
A small group situation is more problematic. In a restaurant, a person with a hearing loss should be seated in a booth against the wall if possible. This minimizes extraneous sounds. Unfortunately, this isn't possible at many group luncheons, which usually seat six or eight people around a table. To make your voice heard in that setting, it's almost necessary to tap your glass to get the attention of everyone and then announce your subject. Etiquette allows side conversations and some interruptions, although sometimes the end result may resemble the old parlor game of "Gossip."
For committee meetings and such, it helps to have a person with a hearing loss sit facing the chairperson, never alongside. Again, this is to make it easier to read body language. If a vote is to be taken, it helps to have the motion in written form; otherwise a word like "ban" can be heard as "can" or "and" by someone with a hearing loss.
On those occasions when you are speaking to an audience if there's a microphone use it. If the mic is attached to a podium, it may need to be adjusted up or down. If it's a hand-held mic, it will need to be held close to your mouth — just a couple of inches away. Don't forget that if you leave the podium for a flip chart or to move closer to the audience, you're leaving the mic behind. You will also not be heard if you gesture with a hand-held mic. Questions from the audience need to be repeated, both to assure you understand the question correctly and that members of the audience hear both the question and your answer.
An estimated one in 10 people has some degree of hearing loss. Audiologists tell us that even the best hearing aids don't result in perfect hearing. With hearing aids, for example, I can hear most people most of the time. On behalf of myself, and all those who have difficulty hearing, I suggest following the above tips to let your voice be heard.
Oak Ridger Barbara Gunn is a frequent columnist for The Oak Ridger.


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