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DAMN!! Is that 9 wheels on each side? That's some heavy weight. Becareful Josh, you're going to have to buy some new pants soon for those tree trunks.
Yup, that's 18 plates on the sled. Fun times lol.
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kurtjs wrote:Zack wrote:810 solid ass pounds!
DAMN!! Is that 9 wheels on each side? That's some heavy weight. Becareful Josh, you're going to have to buy some new pants soon for those tree trunks.
bronco wrote:Good volume there . What is the idea behind doing cleans on chest day?
xveganjoshx wrote:After that leg workout I had my usual protein shake (~800 cals), and a bowl of pasta with lots of veggies and some fake meat.
Then I went to one of those illegal rave parties that all the kids rave about and danced my ass off!!!!! I have been going to parties for 5 years, I love them, even though now I'm sober I bet I fucking party harder than you pre-game. Yeah buddy!
That was seriously like 5 hours of straight cardio in a sauna. I was covered in sweat, layers upon layer, and ended up taking my shirt off. Some peoples commented on my upper body which was nice. I fuckin killed it to some ill house, hard house, and happy hardcore (we can't win all the time lol ).
I was wise enough to bring a protein bar which I ate, I also brought a water bottle with Xtend in it, that was such a good idea.
I got home at like 4 30 am, ate a huge meal with a protein shake, showered, and passed out.
Now I am ridiculously sore.
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Season Length: 82 Games
Quarter Length: 10 Minutes
Sim Quarter Length: 12 Minutes
Playoff Format: 7-7-7-7
Difficulty: Hall of Fame
Roster: Default
Sliders: Custom
Team: New Orleans Hornets
Four teams. Four teams with young stars, four teams that are rising. Four teams have the 22-year old, half-Canadian, half-Filipino Ray Nambayan on their radar as their potential General Manager. The NBA have decided to not take control over the Hornets and look for someone else and their top candidate is the 22-year old. The three other teams; Cleveland Cavaliers, Golden State Warriors and Sacramento Kings are also interested in him, although they are only willing to give him the Assistant GM Position and let him earn experience in managing teams and if they see he's ready, he'll offer him a higher position.
He will start talking to the four teams and make his decision by at least Friday afternoon. But for now, he will stay in Miami for the night and start talking to teams tomorrow, early in the morning Friday.
Stern, Nambayan, agree to terms in General Managing position
New Orleans, Louisiana --- The New Orleans Hornets will have a new leader leading them, and it's not Dell Demps anymore but the 22-year old millionare from Canada, Ray Nambayan. Three other teams have eyed Ray, but Ray said they weren't as enticing team as the Hornets. The organization and Ray agreed to a 3-year contract, worth $2.1M. Sources say he (Ray) was close to signing with the Cleveland Cavaliers, he heard everything he wanted to, he was very enticed with the organization and he is friends personally with their star point guard, Kyrie Irving.
Here are some quotes from the introductory press.
"I signed with the Hornets because...hehe, because of The Almighty Brow! Just kidding, I signed with them because I wanted to, I wanted to become a part of this young, great team. I mean, you got two future stars of the league in Davis and Gordon plus a solid forward in Aminu, you can't ask for anything more than that. Well, I guess other than handling a super team like the Heat or the Lakers but I'm not really in to it." Nambayan said when asked why he decided to be with the Hornets.
" I thank Mr. Demps for his outstanding effort and dedication to this team and I wish him the best for the future. But that is already the past and I want to welcome the newest member of the Hornets Organization, Mr. Nambayan." NBA Commissioner David Stern says, "We, not only me, including Adam (Silver) and the rest of Hornets crew see tons and tons of potential with this young guy. And that was the major contribution we saw on him for this job. We will guide him and support him in every decision he makes and I hope our fans do too."
But before the conference ended, our new GM has a very important promise and note to all the fans; "To all you guys, Hornets fans. I promise you this: We are going to make the playoffs this year, I'm telling you that. You guys were itching to make the playoffs again, well, here it is. I'm going to make this team BETTER.
Sit wrote:I vote Hornets man.
mrmoves20 wrote:Sit wrote:I vote Hornets man.
Thanks man, I already started the Association and hope you like my first move. Hope you keep following.
"Okay now. Jonny, we are offering you a three-year deal worth $16M, with the fourth year your option." Nambayan was talking to Flynn negotiating the contract. Flynn sighed, his eyes gone wide and sighed again. "Man, you sure ya ain't gonna waive me? I'd love to accept the offer, but...."he paused. "But?" Nambayan replied, cocking one eyebrow, his tone was kind of excited. "Oh, well. Just, just don't mind about that, okay? I'll accept if you do me a favor, instead of offering just $5.10M annually, why don't increase it by a little. Whad'ya think?" Flynn suggested, biting his lip. "Alright, How about $5.20 M, take it or leave it, dude." Nambayan answered back. Flynn stood up, he seemed satisfied, "Yeah, only 10K?" he chuckled, then he reached his arm out, asking for shaking hands.
"Yeah, only 10K." Nambayan shook hands with and they said at the same time, "This is a done deal" and both laughed.
"Welcome to New Orleans my man. You would totally be a great fit for the team. Just be a 'Run N' Gun' team alright?"
Flynn left the office with the contract in his hand.
"Miss Secretary, please call Coach Williams and tell him to come to the office. Thank you." Nambayan ordered.
Few Moments Later
"You were asking for me, Mr. Nambayan?" Coach Williams asked.
"Yes, Coach. Take a seat please."
"I like what you did. I mean, the Flynn signing. He is gonna be a big part of this team, a future star point guard indeed."
"Thank you very much. I actually signed him because I knew he was a great fit for us. And the reason I called you up here is I'd like you to make this team play fast. Run N' Gun team."
"Yeah, that was exactly what I had in mind. I could use Flynn run PnR with Davis and PnP with Anderson. But before all those passing stuff, I need to improve his passing skills, and I'm gonna need some help."
"And what kind of help is that?"
"I need a good passing PG."
"Well, you have Vasquez, he can easily give 6-8 assists a night. I suggest you put him on the floor the same time as Jonny, and make him run those picks for the first lateral parts of the game. And practice both of them too."
"Yeah, well, pretty good. But I'd like you to make a run for this player: Raymond Felton."
"Okay, just let's see how the offense work out for the first few games. But still, I'll try to make some proposals to the Knicks."
"Okay, thank you for granting my request and I'll do my best for this team."
"Yeah, sure, you are very much welcome and I'll do the same here."
Duncan, Spurs dominate Hornets in opener
New Orleans --- Louisiana
Tim Duncan and the San Antonio Spurs looked young and fresh on their first season win against the young, less-experienced Hornets, 125-114. Duncan, the Spurs' top performer didn't look 35 but instead played like he was 25 after scoring a game-high 34 points and grabbing a tremendous 19 boards, including 12 offensive boards in those. Duncan lead the Spurs to dominate the Hornets in their rebounding as they out-rebounded them by 14, 66-52. And on the offensive glass, they won the battle 25-10. For most NBA Analysts, they said that this was the major factor of their win as it allowed them to score many more second chance points. Ginobili and Parker played like their usual selves. Ginobili had 24 points, 8 rebounds and 4 assists and Parker had 20 points and 13 dimes.
For the Hornets, their first official game on their new GM, tried to make a late-game comeback as they trimmed the lead to at least seven points early in the 4th. Star rookie Anthony "The Brow" Davis had 17 points, 14 rebounds and 2 assists. Eric Gordon looked to lead them back but choked in the last 4 minutes of the game, he had 29 points, 7 rebounds and 3 assists. Flynn, the newest member of the team had 18 points and 6 assists. Also, Celtics coach Doc Rivers' son, Austin Rivers had 11 points in his NBA Debut.
Spurs 27 31 40 27 | 125
Hornets 21 30 29 34 | 114
Top Performers
Duncan 34 pts, 19 reb, 2 stl
Ginobili 24 pts, 8 reb, 4 ast
Parker 20 pts 13 ast
Gordon 29 pts, 7 reb, 3 ast
Flynn 18 pts, 4 reb, 6 ast
Davis 17 pts, 14 reb, 2 ast
Spurs 25 > 10 Hornets
Spurs 66 > 52 Hornets
Chapter 2
"And the Hornets, now, have lost two straight games, Ending their homestand winning nothing but losing two to San Antonio and Utah. A very devastating 35-point loss today, folks. The team will now head to Chicago and face D-Rose and the Bulls tomorrow night." said the commentator.
As the Hornets squad were changing in the locker room, their GM walks in. Who looks very obvious, that he isn't satisfied and happy about the team's performance. "I know, I know now. You are gonna sermon us about the loss." Gordon guessed. "Yeah, you are right, Eric. But not just about this loss, though. Our two losses." Nambayan replied.
The room was silent, no one wanted to speak but Ray.
"Alright, as you can see, I'm not satisfied the past couple games. I want you to strive HARDER. I want you to crash the boards HARDER. I want you to play HARDER. You hear me? I might sound like a coach, but I'm just sharing you guys what I know. To be able to win, you got to trust your teammates and work with them." Then right across the room, Davis was snarling, breathing hard, and clenching his fist. Then, he suddenly stood up, still snarling with his fists clenched.
"This has to stop. Guys, we have to stop this tomorrow night. Let us play hard out there and get that W. Coach Monty, I will be the player guys have expected me to be. I will be the leader guys wanted me to be. I will prove that tomorrow night, and not just tomorrow, but for the rest of my long career."
Coach Williams, trying to hide his smile said; "I admire your determination and passion for the game, Anthony, I really do. And I hope all you said will be done tomorrow. But I not only expect you to step up. I expect every single player in this room to give their best tomorrow and try and beat Chicago, 'aight?" Coach raised his right hand clenching his fists and all huddled up and all said: "We can do this, we are a team. ONE, TWO, THREE... HORNETS!!!"
Gameday in Chicago
"And the timeout called by the Bulls. It's amazing for this Hornets squad coming back after trailing by 13, almost the whole game now leads by 2 with a minute and a half remain in the game . What do you think is the key factor for their comeback, Steve?" asked Harlan.
'What I think the key factor was Anthony Davis, plus the Hornets' effort on boxing out the Bulls and their rebounding too. See, Davis really stepped up on both end of the floor. He now has 28 points and 12 boards plus he's defended Boozer well here in the second half. Remember, Boozer scored 12 points on 5-6 shooting in the first half and here in the second, he scored 8 points on 2-7 shooting."
(Anthony Davis' Perspective)
Okay, so there is only a minute and a half left in the game. I gotta continue this good game I have if I wanna win.
"Keep fighting for the board!" Coach said, that will stay in my mind, I know. I know because I already did that and I will continue. Now to lead this team... We're now back in the game. It's the Bulls' ball so we gotta play D. Rose gets the rock and Noah sets a pick for him. I cover the paint as he crosses over Flynn, Derrick was way too fast and aggressive. He shot a floater and he misses in and out! But I heard a whistle, the ref was signaling a foul... on ME. It's my 5th already so I gotta be careful. Well, at least he missed both free throws, 108-106.
Half a minute left and Flynn passes the ball to me in the post. I'm not that good in the post, but I'll try even if Joakim is defending me. I back down to the basket, pushing real hard until I can't. 15 seconds left, gosh, time's fast! I try for a shot when I see Eric cutting to the rim so I feed him the rock. He faked, and shot the ball, it hit the back iron, I was suspended in suspense, fortunately the ball hit the bottom of the net to give us a nice, four point lead. After the shot, Chicago called their last timeout.
Back to the game, I was guarding Joakim as usual. He set a baseline pick, for Hamilton. I shouted, "Watch Rip! Watch Rip!' Good thing was, Eric did and so did Aminu. They doubled him as I was covering the paint, 10 seconds. Rip drove to the basket, I almost fouled him, good thing was Ryan fouled him instead of me or else I was out. Rip will now shoot free throws, hoping he misses both. And what do you know, he did miss both. I grabbed the board for my 14th rebound and I threw the pass to Flynn back to our court, we just played passes to milk the clock. Chicago couldn't foul, we were too fast, so we won. My first win in the NBA feels real good. After the game, Coach loved our play, he told me, "You keep playing like that, we win more games. And you'd be a better player and we'd be a better team." It felt real good, man, real good.
Woogie98 wrote:Good read. following
Hornets notches second straight win, first one at home
New Orleans, Louisiana --- The Sixers are having the start they were expecting for the season winning 2 of their first three but comes up just short to win against the Hornets, and it wasn't just Philly coming up short as Holiday was just too late to step out of the way for Davis' monstrous slam late in the nail-biting 4th period.
"It was embarrassing, really. I was too late to move out of the way and now I will be included in a highlight film and possibly on the Dunk of the Year video. It was a great dunk, though." Holiday said after being asked what he thought of Davis' dunk.
"I really didn't expect to see it coming. I just received the ball and I was on the break, and I had to score and when I was to throw it down, I just felt him (Holiday) in front of me while I'm up in the air." Davis said during the press conference.
And now, to recap the game. The game was real close the entire night, only the Hornets was to build a double digit margin of 11 points late in the 3rd and up to early in the final period. The Sixers kept fighting back until they managed to trim the lead to just a point, 108-107 with at least two minutes remain in the 4th. The Hornets kept their cool and didn't get pressured despite the anxious crowd and their collapse. Eric Gordon once again steps up in the clutch to help his team hold their lead as they win 114-110.
This one was a heart-breaker for the Sixers and a great win on the other hand, for the Hornets. Anthony Davis, the rookie, was held to only 19 minutes due to foul trouble, but he was still able to produce 21 points, 7 rebounds and 3 blocks and managed to hold Bynum to just 4 rebounds the whole game.
"I was feeling hyped today, I don't know why, ever since last game, I feel like I'm on fire. Probably because my rookie jitters are gone. Next game I might drop 50 on the Bobcats." he tried to amuse the press and they all laughed.
Eric Gordon had 29 points, 9 rebounds and 2 assists, Flynn, had his best Hornet game so far scoring 11 and dishing 13 dimes. And for the Sixers, new-comer Terrence Williams scored 20 points, grabbed 10 boards and had 5 assists. Thaddeus Young had 19 points and 6 rebounds, and the former Laker Andrew Bynum had 14 points and only had 4 rebounds.
During the press conference, Coach Monty had something to tell the fans and the league; "We are winning right now and we are going to roll. We are on a roll right now and this will continue. Jonny, he has a potential to be a great facilitator and right now, he's my Rondo. Davis is my defensive anchor, he's my Garnett and Gordon is our main scoring option, he's our Pierce."
Box Score
76ers 27 29 23 31 | 110
Hornets 28 29 31 26 | 114
Sixers Top Performers
T. Williams 20 pts 10 reb 5 ast
T. Young 19 pts 6 reb 2 stl 2 blk
A. Bynum 14 pts 4 reb
Hornets Top Performers
E. Gordon 29 pts 9 reb 2 ast
A. Davis 21 pts 7 reb 3 blk 19 min
J. Flynn 11 pts 13 ast
R. Lopez 10 pts 1 reb
Three NBA Superstars hurt
New Orleans, Louisiana --- In other news, 3 NBA Superstars go down with unfortunate injuries. G Dwyane Wade and F/C Chris Bosh are both injured for the Miami Heat. D-Wade is out for a minimum of 4 weeks and a maximum of 6 weeks due to a Torn Meniscus. And his teammate, F/C Chris Bosh, is hurt due to a Sore Knee and is listed as day-to-day. This leaves LeBron carrying the load for the team with Ray Allen, the only All-Star to help him win for this team. The loss of Wade and Bosh will impact this team deeply early in the young season.
Out West, LA Clippers Star PG Chris Paul is also sidelined due to a strained abdomen for approximately 1-2 weeks. This one, is a problem for the Clippers although not really a big one since they have Billups to play the point and Crawford at the 2. The only downside of this lineup is the lack of scoring coming off the bench.
Let us hope for their speedy recovery in turn to help their respective teams.
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Davis' Career Night leads Hornets past lowly Bobcats
In just five short games, five early games in Davis' young career he had his best and biggest game. He wasn't kidding when he said he probably was gonna drop 50 this game, PROBABLY. Well, he actually dropped 51 against the lowly Bobcats, slumping in to four straight losses in to the season. Biyombo, Diop, Thomas and Haywood couldn't defend the paint, as that was where Davis kept on attacking during the game.
"He was close to unstoppable. I couldn't defend him and neither of my other teammates. You'd think he'd post up, but actually he's gonna drive to your weak side. He's got a quick first step." Haywood, the Bobcats' starting center said, " He is definitely the next BIG thing in the league." The last rookie to ever score at least 50 points was Milwaukee Bucks star PG Brandon Jennings, posting 55 against the Warriors seven games in to the season during the 2009-10 season.
Anthony Davis notched his career-high 51 points on 21-27 shooting and grabbing 12 boards. Another spectacular performance from today's game was from star shooting guard, Eric Gordon putting up a triple-double performance, his first of his career, with 16 points, with 10 rebounds and 10 assists each. For the 'Cats, their backcourt gave all they have to keep the team in the game, which just didn't happen. Kemba Walker lead all Bobcats scorers with 19 and Sessions and Henderson contributed 17 and 16 points.
"I was locked in and ready these past three games and I hope my performance continues the rest of the season, and continue until the playoffs if we ever make it. But so far, we are lookin' good." Davis said, "I actually couldn't believe I had 51 by the end of the game. I thought I had like 35 or 40 then I saw up on the big board I had 50. Thank Eric and Jonny who kept giving me fine looks down the paint."
Bobcats 28 21 25 17 | 91
Hornets 23 36 24 30 | 113
Walker 19 pts 8 reb 11 ast 4 stl
Sessions 17 pts 5 reb 10 ast
Henderson 16 pts 5 reb
Davis 51 pts 12 reb 21-27 FG
Gordon 16 pts 10 reb 10 ast
Flynn 11 pts 3 reb 12 ast
RUMOR: Cavaliers and Hornets looking to swap Forwards
Rumors started to surface the basketball world about the Hornets and Cavaliers discussing a potential trade that would send forward Ryan Anderson and possibly Austin Rivers or Greivis Vasquez and a 2nd round pick for 2011 Draft 4th pick Tristan Thompson and forward CJ Miles. This would give the Hornets more cap flexibility for future free agencies and a potential star forward in Thompson. Also, this would help the Hornets run much faster, as they prefer a Run 'N Gun team. This trade would benefit the Cavaliers, too as Kyrie Irving would be able to work well with Pick 'n Pops with Anderson. The transaction, however, is not yet confirmed but it has a high possibility that it will occur in the following days.
Just as the rumor started surfacing, Yahoo! Sports asked Hornets GM, Ray Nambayan about if this rumor is true. " I can't tell you right now, but if this will ever happen, it's because I'm just doing what suits this team the best. I just noticed that Ryan have been exhausted the past couple games due to our offense. And he is also, no offense to him, he's also a bit slow running with Jonny. That is all I can give you for now."
The Hornets next game will be against Kevin Durant and the Thunder.
Hornets' Season Goals released by Coach Monty and GM on Team Website
The season's goals for the Hornets have been released earlier on hornets.com by Coach Monty and their GM. The goals are listed below. ( They added realism to their goals so that it may be achieved in the season )
Eric Gordon play at least 65 games
Make Eric Gordon an All-Star
Finish the season with at least a total of 42 wins
Make the Playoffs (8th seed or better)
Anthony Davis earn All-Star appearance; win RoTY award
Finish the season ranked at least 5th in rebounding, scoring, and opponent points
Martti. wrote:Not sure Tristan Thompson is worth it, especially if you have to give up Vasquez or Rivers.
It was late at night, and Nambayan was sitting in front of his desk putting his legs on the table. Waiting for him to fall asleep and also waiting for a call from Chris Grant, the Cavs' GM.
"Hmmm, it's been a long day," he said to himself, "I better go home and rest." He stood up, walking sideways as he was too drowsy to even walk straight, so he first went to the washroom and splashed water on his face to at least wake himself up before driving home. Just as he was about to leave his office, his phone rang, who would call me this late at night, he thought. So he walked back in to his desk to pick-up the phone.
"Hello?" Nambayan answered.
"Yes, Ray? You still in the office? It's me, Chris..." Grant, the Cavs GM said in reply.
He went on to sit down on his seat and started talking.
"So, uhh, what made you call this late at night, Mr. Grant?" Nambayan asked as he was covering his eyes in tiredness.
"Sorry if I had to call this late. I know it probably had been a very long day for you with all this hype from the media about stuff," Grant apologized, "See, about our discussion two-three days ago about the trade, I was wondering if WE could make it happen."
"The trade... the trade..." Nambayan said trying to remember, "Oh, yeah, the trade that would bring me Tristan Thompson and for you, Ryan Anderson in return. Yeah, we definitely could make it happen. So, what's your say?"
"I was thinking about it. I would send you Tristan and CJ Miles and in return, you gotta give me Ryan and Rivers." Grant proposed the trade, hoping that the proposal would work.
Nambayan stood up, sighed and sat down again.
"I won't give Austin up! I just won't as he'd be part of this team in a while. Could you please propose a deal that would actually work? How about I just send you Ryan, Roger Mason and this year's 2nd round pick for Miles and Tristan?" Nambayan counter-offered.
"Wait a minute, I'll think about it." Grant said, Nambayan waited for at least half a minute or so and Grant spoke again, "Hey, Ray, I'm back. Y'know what? It's a pretty fair deal, only if you aren't to send me crappy Mason." Grant said in disgust. "How about you replace Roger with Austin, then it's a deal." he then suggested.
"Like I said, I'm not trading Rivers! Understood?" Nambayan repeated himself once again.
"Understood. Don't trade him, no deal, no Thompson for you." Grant said with a little laugh in his voice.
Nambayan, hearing this, punched the desk beside him in frustration.
"Alright, then. I'll remove him from the deal. I guess I'll just find another deal for Mason then." he paused after this, thinking of a better deal. " I'll replace Rivers with Vasquez. You better take it, or leave it." Nambayan warned.
"Woah, chill out rookie. This is just the first trade of your career. Trading for someone is hard especially if the player you are trying to acquire is a talent. Anyway, I'll take this deal. But first, I gotta talk to coach and you better do to."
"Alright, I'll call you when I'm done." Nambayan then buried his face in his hands after.
Nambayan picked up the phone again and contacted Coach Monty. His hands were wet for no apparent reason.
Coach Monty picked up, pretty angry..
"Hello, Ray. What made you call in 3 in the morning?"
"Sorry, Coach for calling you this late or early, whatever. Anyway, I've agreed to trade Ryan, Greivis and a 2nd round pick for Tristan Thompson and CJ Miles. Now, I called you to ask for your approval of this trade. If you or Mr. Byron Scott doesn't approve, we will forfeit this deal."
"You're telling me you traded Ryan, Greivis and a 2nd round pick? I'm not totally in to this deal, I actually don't like it. If it's because of Ryan's ineffectiveness due to his speed and stamina on this offense. You could have come to me and at least asked to reduce his minutes or put him on the bench. But you're the GM and a deal's a deal. So go ahead and make this happen. I support you in everything you do."
"I'm sorry, Coach about not going to you first. And thank you, sorry again for bothering you at 3 AM."
"Alright, now go ahead and get some sleep, son. You need it."
"Thanks, uh, and I think you need more sleep for tonight's game against the Thunder."
Nambayan fell asleep on his desk, drooling too. When the phone rang, he immediately put his head and said "Wha--- Where?!!!" Then he got his consciousness back and picked up the phone.
"Hey, there Ray. I just talked to Byron and he approved this trade, saying he really didn't care for acquiring Anderson, what he cared about is getting a decent backup for Kyrie. What about Monty?"
"He didn't like the deal, but he still approved. So yeah, by tomorrow both will be on their respective teams and this will be in the news by morning."
"Yeah, great deal! Thank you for your cooperation, Ray." Grant said in gratitude.
"Yeah, no problem."
Durant scores career-high 75 points; Gordon nets triple-double, game-winner in 4OT
Both sides have been on a winning streak, the Hornets with four and the Thunder with six but on this game, on a very thrilling night the uprising Hornets prevailed over the Thunder on 4OTs 167-165 ending the Thunder's six-game stretch, also, the Thunder missed Westbrook due to a knee tenditis and is out for a week or two. This game also marks the debut of Tristan Thompson for the Hornets since being traded by Cleveland last night for forward Ryan Anderson, Thompson scored 29 points for the Hornets on 11-30 shooting.
Now, on the game's recap, on the early part of the game, it was lopsided as early as the opening quarter as the Hornets had a 24-14 run at the end of the quarter. But then they [Hornets] kind of slumped shooting just 35% on the second period compared to the Thunder's 52% outscoring the Hornets 33-18 on that period and led by 9 by halftime up to the end of 3. The Thunder's biggest lead was 19 points and that was early in the second. And on the closing quarter, the Hornets just wouldn't give up ending the regulation on a 16-4 run tying the game at 109 apiece lead by a powerful two-handed jam by Tristan Thompson. By this time, Durant had 42 points. Harden was shooting bricks, who was 2-13 from the field in 4 quarters.
Heading on to overtime, the Hornets were leading by 3 with 11 seconds left, 124-121 and off the inbound Durant came off the pick from Perkins and shot a three over Aminu and it wasn't surprising that he tied the game. His shot sent the game to another overtime. Now, on to the second overtime, once again, the Thunder are down, this time only by two. Here, the silent player of the night comes through when needed most - James Harden delivered for the Thunder as grabbed an offensive rebound and laid the ball in with a minute and twenty left. No other teams scored the rest of the way. On the third OT, Thunder with a small lead with only two points. Everybody was exhausted but Thompson once again saves the uprising Hornets by cutting to the rim and slams the ball 154 all.
And now, for the final OT, the fourth one, this game went back and forth between Kid Clutch and Eric Gordon. Both hitting jumpshots after jumpshots, the Hornets were leading by two, 165-163 when Durant hit an 18-foot jumper from the right elbow with 11.3 seconds left. No timeouts were left for both teams, now with the ball in Gordon's hands, he dribbles to the top of the key with the best perimeter defender, Sefolosha, on him. He drove to the right, stepped back, Sefolosha was raising his hands giving Gordon no space with at least a second left. Gordon had no choice but to fade away and at the buzzer, he made the shot that ended the game!
Kevin Durant shook his head after the game and sat on the bench. He had a career-high 75 points, making him the fourth highest scoring player in a game behind Wilt who had 78. Durant also had 19 rebounds. Ibaka had 18 points and 15 rebounds. Both Maynor and Gordon finsihed with triple-doubles, second for Gordon this season. Maynor had 18 points, 10 rebounds and 18 assists while Gordon had 47, 11, and 17. Although he didn't shoot very impressive, 3-24, Harden had a career-high 16 assists.
Thunder 25 33 29 22 *56 | 165
Hornets 31 18 29 31 *58 | 167
* - denotes overtime
Top Performers
Durant 75 pts 19 reb
Ibaka 18 pts 15 reb
Maynor 18 pts 10 reb 18 ast
Gordon 47 pts 11 reb 17 ast
Davis 32 pts 16 reb
Thompson 29 pts 18 reb
Flynn 21 pts 10 ast
OKC could have given me more time to think about it. I'm gonna miss my brothers back there, but I'm ready to meet my new brothers in Houston! #RocketNation!!!
Didn't want Harden go, but I will continue to support him and this organization.
Harden to Rockets?! I better send my vicious elbow to Texas then. JK lol #viciouselbow!
Hornets hold off Pacers' late rally lead by George; 96-94
Coming off a loss last night against the Knicks, 108-96, and Carmelo's 35 point performance, the Hornets are looking to bounce back against the Pacers who are currently 7-5. The Hornets have struggled their last two games since the 4OT thriller against the Thunder. The Hornets have lost by an average of 12 points their last two games against Milwaukee and New York, who are surprisingly having only 5 wins and 6 losses despite their roster.
The Big Easy came off an early start leading the Pacers by 9 after 1, 27-18 lead by Thompson's 10 first quarter points. On the second quarter, the Pacers scored a bit more with 25 but still trailed big at halftime down 12, 55-43. Coming off of halftime, the Hornets seemed relaxed and can't find the bottom of the net shooting just 30% from the field in the quarter. And George and Augustin took advantage as George scored 8 points and Augustin with 7 leading the Pacers with a 16-2 run to end the quarter but still trailed by ten, 75-65.
On to the closing period, George went off hitting two treys and a monster slam tying the game at 92. But once again, Eric Gordon came the Hornets' aid and gave them the lead. After that, George once again delivered for two, tying the game 94 apiece. It looked like another overtime game but Gordon drove past his defender and laid the ball which gave the Hornets a 2 point advantage with 1.5 seconds left. West inbounded the ball and gave it to George who has been hot, he pulled up for a three and he made it! The Pacers celebrated all the way but the referees reviewed it first to confirm, and to relieve the Pacers, the referees says it counts. But at the end of the night, the NBA announced it wasn't a basket despite being shown in the replay that the ball left George's hands with 0.2 seconds left. Paul George left a tweet about it on Twitter:F*** the NBA for not counting my 3ptr, it was definitely a basket. No wonder the C's and OKC lost to Miami.
Fans around the league said it was immature of George, but what if it was the truth. The NBA later announced that they fined George $75K for his comment which also includes MWP for his tweet the other night regarding the Harden trade for $35K.
Hornets 27 28 20 21 | 96
Pacers 18 25 22 29 | 94
Top Performers
Thompson 16 pts 5 reb
Aminu 14 pts 3 reb 5-5 fg
Gordon 14 pts 4 reb 6 ast
George 23 pts 7 reb 5 ast
Augustin 18 pts 12 ast
Granger 12 pts 2-12 fg
Pacers - 16-2 run to end 3rd QTR
IND 52 % FG > NO 35 % FG in 2nd Half
Davis to be sidelined 1-2 weeks due to Bruised Heel
Hornets C Davis is to be sidelined for approximately 1 to 2 weeks due to a bruised heel he acquired last Saturday during their practice in Denver following their next game against the Nuggets. Davis was going up for a rebound when he stepped on Lopez's foot; heel first and down he went. He laid down the floor for at least 5 minutes before getting up. According to the Hornets, the injury is not too severe and they are targeting a return next week against Milwaukee.
The next couple of weeks will be tough for New Orleans as they will face the Nuggets on Sunday, the Clippers the next day then the Jazz. After the Jazz will be the Thunder followed by the Bucks, then the Lakers, the top Western team Grizzlies and the NBA Champions, the Miami Heat.
Radioman wrote:Wow this Game against the Thunder must have been a fun one. I hope Davis injury is not to serious and he can return in best shape soon. Altogether, despite the injury, this looks like a good start for you.
hova- wrote:Gosh, 75 points! It's not even unrealistic I think, I mean after four OTs it's possible. Could you maybe post KDs full numbers. Shooting, +/- etc ? Nice game.
mpac wrote:Nice going here! Ill follow.
I recently tried hornets now and got surprised on how great eyebrows is in 2k! Cant get used to gordon's jumpshot so im thinking of trading him hehe
PROSPECTS BIG BOARD: Antonio Smith
Basic Information
Name: Antonio Smith #10
College: University of Florida
Birth: 3/12/92
Dominant Hand: Right
Height and Weight: 6'5", 196 lbs
Position: SG/PG
Smith of University of Florida is arguably the best player in the upcoming Draft. He is very talented and very athletic. One of the most versatile and explosive guards in the Draft. Last year, he averaged 21.3 points, 3.6 rebounds and 6.8 assists. He attained this numbers because of his great length for his position and he is not that heavy which makes him real catchy for the defenders. His only downside is his rebounding and jumpshot. Despite his tremendous leaping ability, he is not that confident in grabbing rebounds. And his jumpshot is not polished well enough and he has to improve that and once he does, he would really unstoppable in this league. Definitely an upcoming star one day.
Strengths: Gets to the rim at will with his speed and footwork. Has tight ball handling skills that helps him get to the basket easy. Awesome court-vision. He can make contact lay-ups and change shots in mid-air. Draws foul well.
Weaknesses: Limited range, he can shoot from mid-range, although not consistently. He can't shoot threes. Decision making - he can't shoot, and when he realizes he's open form downtown, he'll take it. Average defender, he must improve this. Durability must also be worked on, had two back injuries last year. Only an average rebounder.
NBA Comparison Tyreke Evans
PROSPECTS BIG BOARD: Warren Macy
Basic Information
Name: Warren Macy #1
College/From: Florida State
Birth: 12/3/92
Dominant Hand: Right
Height and Weight: 6'8", 207 lbs
Position: SF/SG
Warren Macy of Florida State is the most complete offensive player in the upcoming Draft. He's got every tool up his sleeve and once he gets it going, he's unstoppable. Macy has NBA range and he can shoot almost anywhere on the court and he will make the shot and no matter how you guard him, he will either make the shot or find an open teammate on the spot or on cut. Like any other elite wingmen in the league, Macy can create shots for himself and others easily. He runs the pick and roll well and he also has a nice low post game. His downside, however, is his lack of strength and defense. Just post him up and you will score. But overall, he will be a franchise cornerstone in the future.
Strengths: Has great size and length for his position and play style. Also has tremendous range, can shoot almost anywhere on the court. Raises game under pressure, arguably the best clutch player in the Draft Class. Scrapes for loose balls, and wins rebounding battles. Has a winning attitude. Rarely gets hurt, or plays through pain to help team win. Great shot creator.
Weaknesses: Not enough strength when on the low post, offense and defense. Poor post defender. Not a good shot blocker. Low vertical leap.
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The University of Texas at Brownsville celebrated the formal opening of its Biomedical Research and Health Professions Building II on Friday, Sept. 6. The $4.9 million, 4,299-square-foot building was funded by a National Institutes of Health grant and the university.
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AS A SENIOR IN 2008: Placed 9th in the Hornet Jamboree on Sept. 13 with a time of 18:00 ... Placed 6th in the Charles Bowles Invitational on Oct. 4 with a 5k time of 18:13 ... Placed 7th in the West Coast Conference Championships on Nov. 1 with a 6k time of 22:17.
AS A JUNIOR IN 2007-08: Placed 11th in San Francisco Invitational on 9/1 with a time of 18:44 in the 5k ... Placed 29th in the Sundodger Invitational with a 6k time of 22:15 on 9/15 ... Placed 43rd in the Notre Dame Invitational with a time of 18:44 in the 5k on 9/28 ...
AS A SOPHOMORE IN 2006-07: Placed 102nd in Santa Clara Bronco Invitational on 10/14 with a 5k time of 20:05.0, as unattached...Placed 27th in Shoreline Invitational on 10/21 with a 3.17 mi. time of 19:09.9...Placed 20th in the WCC Championship 6k race with a time of 23:44 on 10/28...Finished the NCAA West Regionals on 11/11 in 133rd place with a time of 24:05.65 in the 6k.
AS A FRESHMAN IN 2005-06: All-WCC Honorable Mention ... raced in six competitions during the season...Best finish was a 13th place showing at WCC Championships on 10/29 with a 5k time of 18:52...Clocked season-best 5k time of 18:31.17 in 19th place finish at Santa Clara Invitational on 10/15...Finished 71st at NCAA West Regional Championships with a 6k time of 22:10.4, her best at that distance.
HIGH SCHOOL: A 2005 graduate of Overfelt High School in San Jose, Calif. ... coached by Floyd Hurndon, Cary Terry and Monty Steadman ... named prep cross country team's athlete of the year three times ... was a second-team all-district selection ... registered personal bests of 11:09 in the two-mile, 5:11 in the 1,500-meters and 2:24 in the 800-meters ... the Blossom Valley Athletic League champion in cross country as a senior ... covered the Crystal Springs XC Course in 18:49 ... finished second as a junior with a 19:45 clocking on the same course ... finished sixth in the Central Coast Section at Toro Park in Salinas, Calif. as a senior with a time of 19:00 to qualify for the state meet ... finished 27th at the state championships at Woodward Park in Fresno, Calif. with a time of 19:03 ... finished seventh in the CCS championships in the 1,500-meters with a time of 5:11.57 ... involved in the AP Bio Club and the Photography Club in high school.
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After nearly six years of having to report grim news in his annual State of the County address, County Executive Tom DeGise looked relieved on Feb. 27 when he told the Board of Freeholders things were finally looking up.
Unemployment was down, development was on the way up, and prospects for a revival in Hudson County were not only possible but already underway, so that people living in one of the most densely counties in the nation would begin seeing positive changes.
Not all the news DeGise, had to report, however, was positive. The county's hope for the sale of Kopper's Koke property in Kearny – a critical piece in boosting county finances – had been once against dashed by powers beyond the county's ability to control.
Each time the county was poised to sell the one-time contaminated site, hopes were dashed. This was true again over the last year as rumors of a NJ Transit take over of the property chased away potential private developers.
Throwing the gauntlet down, DeGise said NJ Transit should either take over the property or make it available for private development.
"It appears Hudson County's economy is very close to blooming again," he said. "Unemployment in Hudson County has dropped dramatically in the last year. Since January of 2013, the county unemployment rate has fallen from 10.9 percent to 7.4 percent as measured by the U.S Bureau of Labor Statistics. More than 4,000 Hudson County residents have jobs."
"Perhaps the surest sign that our local economy is picking up steam is the good news about housing starts." – Tom DeGise
"Since county unemployment peaked in July of 2009 at 11.4 percent, it hovered stubbornly near 11 percent for more than three years. Now in just the last year, it has fallen more than three percent," DeGise said.
Real wage growth, which had been similarly stagnant since the depths of the recession in 2009, also improved in the last year. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, county wage growth, which had declined annually for two straight years, jumped by 2.2 percent in the first half of 2013, the most recent period from which published data was available.
"Perhaps the surest sign that our local economy is picking up steam is the good news about housing starts," DeGise said.
Hudson led the state in permits for new housing construction in 2013 with nearly 3,500. Jersey City was the number one municipality in the state with more than 1,600 new permits in 2013, but growth was also evident throughout the county. In the month of December, Secaucus led all Hudson municipalities with 106 permit authorizations.
"Hudson County is clearly growing again," DeGise said. "And that is something we can all cheer about."
He credited a rising stock market and the diligence and ingenuity of our local business community.
"That said, sound government action, even at the local level, can help create conditions that support new economic growth," he said.
The county continued to make workforce development a priority, providing a robust summer youth employment program that connects local businesses and non-profits to their future workforce.
"We created the first New Jersey first 'one-stop' welfare-to-work centers," he said. "Today the 'Work-First' Program in Hudson can boast of a steady increase in cases closed due to earned income. Our groundbreaking Prisoner Re-Entry program has been called a model for the state. It increased the number of female inmates released from our jail who find employment – and stay out of prison – by 66 percent compared to those who did not take part in the program."
School investment has paid off
DeGise said investment in the county college has paid off, noting that many of the graduates of the nationally accredited culinary arts program help feed the local hotel and hotel and hospitality industry needs.
"Our Schools of Technology continue to produce some of the best and brightest high school graduates in New Jersey," he said, and noted that direct investment by the county has helped spur job creation in places like Weehawken, Jersey City and Harrison.
"We employed our bonding authority under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act to jumpstart a hotel construction project in Weehawken," he said.
Assistance from the county has helped entice businesses to move here from elsewhere, and that new development in Harrison is spurring growth on the county's western end.
Job creation has become a focus in the county, he said, which includes outreach to the local business and development community, workshops for development, and streamlining investment incentive programs.
The county also seeks to take advantage of its transit hubs at venues for future development such as development currently planned near the Journal Square PATH station.
Project Labor Agreements with developers provide a way for local workers to benefit from development.
"PLA's ensure we get a quality job and that workers get a fair shake," DeGise said.
The county's Pool Note Program through the Hudson County Improvement Authority has brought about $29.3 million in interest cost savings to local municipal governments.
Transportation nightmare
As the chairman of the North Jersey Transportation Planning Authority, DeGise said he is overseeing a number of safety programs, including the Pedestrian Safety Education Campaign locally called "Street Smart New Jersey" being piloted in Jersey City.
"We're also looking at how to move goods and people more efficiently and safely," he said. "We don't have the ability to widen roadways, but by investing in technology we can make our existing roadways more efficient."
This will involve the use of smart technology to overcome some of the problems of narrow and congested streets. The county has constructed a new pedestrian bridge in North Bergen/Union City, and is working with the City of Jersey City to improve road safety between Communipaw Avenue and Montgomery Street on JFK Boulevard, and is working with staff from the Rutgers University Center for Advanced Infrastructure & Transportation to conduct a Road Safety Audit of this dangerous ten-block stretch of the Boulevard in September. Other programs involve bicycle safety.
"Of course our most daunting transportation-related challenge over the next two years will be coping with the reconstruction of the Pulaski Skyway," he said. The county will partner with the state to use sensors along affected streets to help deal with some of the traffic issues. A committee that includes officials from the DOT, Jersey City and the county will review these in order to provide greater accountability.
The county has worked with the business community to help get them ready for the impact of the Skyway reconstruction. Even Chief Assignment Judge Peter Bariso has agreed to change court hours to help modify traffic issues.
But the county is faced with a number of infrastructure upgrades at the same time that includes the Skyway closing, the raising of Bayonne Bridge, the expansion of exit 14A on the New Jersey Turnpike, the continued closings of Rt. 139 for it's reconstruction and the weekend shutdowns of the PATH system from the World Trade Center to Exchange Place and Newark for rest of 2014.
"I have received hundreds of emails on this topic from angry PATH riders. I urge the Port Authority to work with riders to better address their concerns," he said. "At the very least, the Port Authority has to keep the dialog open between itself and its ridership."
Progress in open space
"In the seven years between 2005 and 20012, the county Open Space Trust has provided over $44.8 million ($48,891,265) in funding for 116 projects across the county, improving 54 different parks and adding 24 acres of new open space in a very congested county," DeGise reported.
Some of the progress in this area includes a new water park playground in Braddock Park in North Bergen, and reconfiguring of Washington Park in Union City to recreate more recreation space.
"This spring, with reprogramming dollars we hope to make available to Bayonne, we will to join Mayor Mark Smith in turning the shovel on a set of new tot lot parks in neighborhoods throughout the city," DeGise said. "The Open Space Trust has been a key element in park development in Hoboken."
This includes a ribbon cutting on at park at 1600 Park Ave. in the northern section of the city. The Open Space Trust has also contributed to the creation of a Kayak launch in the area near Hoboken and Weehawken.
"We continue to move forward in the construction of the county's first public golf course in Lincoln Park, slated to open to the public in spring 2015," he said. "The course will add a huge swath of new attractive green space to the area and help spark the growing revival of Jersey City's West Side neighborhood."
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I've decided to turn this rather quiet website into a blog. Like a diary, I guess, or a journal. So here goes…
Today I'm struggling to get my Heritage Genealogy website looking the same on Internet Explorer as it does on Firefox. Different rules apply, obviously. There is always more work to be done on a website and unless there is somewhere else to test changes the risk is that I will break something on the real website and not be able to fix it.
Even this simple website has a great blue bar across the middle of it in IE7 and not in Firefox. The simple answer for me is to ban Internet Explorer but unfortunately I can't, so I either have to fix it or change it. I don't know how to fix it so I guess I'll have to change the template to something that WORKS. What a pain, I like the paintbrush theme.
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This Privacy Policy ("Privacy Policy") describes the measures KemperSports Management, Inc. ("KSM"; "we"; or "us"), as the provider of professional management services to the golf course whose web site you are now visiting and as the responsible party with respect to this Privacy Policy, takes with regard to collecting, using, protecting and disclosing personally identifiable information (including, without limitation, name, address, telephone number, and e-mail address) that you voluntarily provide through this web site or the web site of any of our Business Partners (as defined below) or via e-mail to us or any of our Business Partners (collectively, "personal information"). It also describes KSM's practices with respect to non-personal information, which includes tracking information collected as you navigate through this web site. We and our Business Partners may use personal information subject to the terms of this Privacy Policy and applicable law. Please note that use of this web site constitutes your acceptance of this Privacy Policy.
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Mom charged with DWI in wreck that killed daughter
Mom charged with DWI in wreck that killed daughter
North Carolina troopers say a 24-year-old New Bern woman has been charged with driving while intoxicated in a crash that killed her 6-year-old daughter.
Authorities said Amber Sandvig crossed the center line Friday while driving near New Bern and hit an SUV head on.
Troopers said Sandvig's daughter was wearing a lap belt, but not the shoulder strap of her seat belt. She died a short time after the wreck at the hospital.
Authorities said Sandvig was taken by helicopter to a hospital. Prosecutors and troopers are considering additional charges. It isn't known if she has an attorney.
The driver of the SUV, her 32-year-old passenger and Sandvig's 2-year-old son also were taken to the hospital. Their conditions were not known.


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STEVENS POINT, Wis. (Blugolds.com) - The UW-Eau Claire men's basketball team was no match for 15th-ranked UW-Steven Point, as it fell 68-34 in its final game of the season.
Eau Claire opened the game with a two-point jumper to take an early lead but less than 30 seconds later, UWSP made a three-point basket and never looked back. The Blugolds would not score another basket for six minutes while the Pointers increased the lead to 18-5. Stevens Point outscored the Blugolds 22-13 to end the half, and led Eau Claire 37-18 at halftime.
The Blugolds made just five shots from the field in the second half, two from beyond the arc, while going 4-for-9 from the free throw line. They scored just 16 points in the second half as the Pointers scored 31. Stevens Point reached its largest lead of the game with 6:25 remaining as it led by 38 points (65-27).
UW-Eau Claire shot just 23.4 percent from the field (11-for-47) while Stevens Point went 27-for-53 (50.9 percent). The Pointers also led on the rebound count, grabbing 39 to the Blugolds' 30. UWSP shot 38.9 percent (7-for-18) from behind the three-point arc as UWEC went 4-for-21(19 percent).
Lewis Mau (So.-Colfax, Wis.) led the Blugolds in scoring with nine points. Nick Craggs (Sr.-Kimberly, Wis.) pulled in six rebounds for Eau Claire and added four points. Freshmen teammates Ryan Tachick (Green Bay, Wis./Bay Port) and Stephen Hodgson Jr. (Suamico, Wis./Bay Port) each scored five points on the afternoon.
The Blugolds finish the season with a 10-14 record, 4-11 in WIAC play. Stevens Point moves to 20-4 and 13-2 in the WIAC. They advance to the WIAC tournament that begins next week, including the top six conference teams. The Blugolds were eliminated Wednesday when they lost to UW-Platteville.


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Resolutions presented at SISD board meeting
Student success was celebrated at Thursday night's meeting of the Sweetwater ISD (Independent School District) Board of Trustees, as resolutions were presented for a variety of achievements.Among the recipients were SMS (Sweetwater Middle School) sixth grader Kara Lehnert, who was honored for attaining the top honor at the 2013 Odessa American Regional Spelling Bee. As a result, Lehnert will take part in the Scripps National Spelling Bee competition held in Washington, D.C. this May. The last time Sweetwater was represented at the national event was when Alex Musgrove competed in 1994. In addition, several SHS (Sweetwater High School) students were recognized, including art students Amber Hernandez and Laura Duclos.The high school sophomore and senior, respectively, are state qualifiers to the state competition of VASE (Visual Arts Scholastic Event). Hernandez will be making her second trip to the contest, after becoming the first SHS freshman to ever take part in the state event last year.Furthermore, SHS band students Crysten Ivy and Chase Scott--both juniors--were honored for qualifying for the UIL (University Scholastic League) Solo and Ensemble state competition, following their First Division ratings in the previous round.Ivy was also commended for becoming a member of the ATSSB (Association of Texas Small School Bands) All-State band. This is her second year to garner all-state band honors.Finally, four SHS students were honored with a resolution for advancing to the international competition of DECA (Distributive Education Clubs of America). The teams of Caroline Brennan/Maddie Jones (sophomores) in Hospitality Services and James Clift/Michael Hazard (juniors) in Sports and Entertainment will represent Sweetwater in Anaheim, California in late April.The four students were also recognized for previously advancing to the state level of DECA competition held in Corpus Christi, along with Mason Andrews, Johnathan Browning, Luther Garcia, Chris Gonzalez, Jenny Medellin, Isaiah Hernandez, Ethan Whittenburg, Jeremy Witt, Rachel Gray, Shawn Campbell, Jay Lomas, Brynn Torrez and Stephen Le.


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Depending on the country of citizenship and length of stay, different regulations for visas and residency permits apply to international students in Austria:
Exchange Students:
Those students who come to Austria for a semester or for a year in the context of an Erasmus program or a bilateral agreement between the Academy of Fine Arts and another university, please refer to the International Relations Office
International students who wish to complete a study program at the Academy:
The following includes detailed information on visas and residency permits, organised according to the phase of the admission process:
1. What to do after you have received the invitation for an oral admission exam.
2. What to do after successfully passing the admission exam.
Requirement to register with the police:
All persons who reside in Austria are required to register with the police. This means that you must register at your local district within three days after you have moved into a residence. More details are available from the Austrian Agency for International Mobility and Cooperation.
An overview of the legal regulations regarding visas and residency permits can be found on the pages of the Austrian Agency for International Mobility and Cooperation.
Residency permits for students are given only for limited stays in Austria. The request for an extension of the permit must be made before the visa's expiration date (and at the earliest three months beforehand) of the residency permit.


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UW-Green Bay offers attractive options for those interested in becoming dietetic professionals and practicing the science of nutritional services with a focus on health promotion and disease prevention.
Through its Human Biology academic program, the University offers what is known as a "didactic" program in dietetics (DPD) and a dietetic internship (DI).
To become a registered dietitian, a student must complete a minimum of a bachelor's degree including coursework accredited by the Accreditation Council for Education in Nutrition and Dietetics (ACEND) of the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics. The accredited coursework in dietetics is what is known as the didactic program, or DPD. After a student completes the DPD, he or she needs to complete an ACEND-accredited supervised practice experience or, in other words, a dietetic internship, or DI. A supervised practice program is typically between six to twelve months in length. Completion of the practice program makes a student eligible to take the National Registration Examination for Dietitians administered by the Commission on Dietetic Registration.
Students who wish to participate in a dietetic internship program must apply to that program upon completion of the DPD. Students who graduate from the DPD program at UW-Green Bay are eligible to apply to the DI program at UW-Green Bay or accredited, supervised practice programs offered elsewhere. It is the student's responsibility to contact each dietetic internship program for current requirements and application procedures. Most internship applications are due in February each year.
Course requirements for the DPD at UW-Green Bay are located in this catalog under the Human Biology major.


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Ansley celebration this weekend
Ansley's annual Muddy Creek Celebration is one of the highlights of the year in Custer County. This year's activities are planned for June 21-25, with a dance and poker tournament kicking things off. Activities throughout the weekend include mud drags, fishing tournament, paddle boats, bbq, and much more! There will also be a carnival the 24th and 25th.The schedule of events for the Muddy Creek Celebration is as follows:Friday, June 21st Teen Dance, Lowe Note Karaokee & DJ 7 pm Poker Tournament City Wide Garage SaleSaturday June 22nd 10 am 5K Fun Run Mud Drags 3 pm Swimming Races 5 pm - 1 am BBQ, Beer Garden, Glass Onion Band at the park City Wide Garage SaleSunday, June 23rd 10 am Sunday Service Comm. Bldg. Potluck to follow (Cowboy Theme) FUN IN THE PARK Starts at 1:30 pm Paper boat Races, & Prize for Best Decorated, Fishing Tournament, Paddle Boat & Canoe Races, Car Show, Paint BallMonday, June 24th 7 pm Parade - "Dream Vacation" 3 pm Pie & Ice Cream American Legion 5-7:30 pm Muddy Creek BBQ at the parkTuesday, June 25th Cheerleader Dunk Tank, Cakewalk, Silent Auction, Swimming Races