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PRINCETON >> While all but one of the six Mid-Atlantic Prep League boys teams have won the league's tournament during its 20 years of existence, only two girls basketball squads have their name on the trophy passed along at Hun's Grant Shipley Pavilion Sunday.
Perhaps it was appropriate that the two playing in this year's championship game were those two.
The Peddie girls can remember a time when they were the MAPL's hunted team after winning the first 12 tournament trophies.
Blair Academy has become the powerhouse, winning the last eight MAPL crowns, including Sunday's 77-39 win over the Falcons.
"They're good. They've got talent 1-5 in their lineup," Peddie head coach Sarah Venanzi said.
It may go deeper than that. Besides the five Bucs who scored in double figures, seven of the eight who played hit at least one of Blair's nine 3-pointers in the game. Only one of their players did not score.
"They came out firing on all cylinders, especially the second half," Venanzi said.
That was tough for the third-seeded Falcons (6-15), who stayed as close as 15-9 after one quarter and only trailed, 36-21, at the break.
Then the Bucs (17-2) ran off the first eight points of the second half, en route to outscoring Peddie, 19-6, in the third quarter. The top seed did not let up in the fourth as it posted its best quarter yet with 22 points.
"We had a good first half, but they came out stronger than us in the third quarter," West Point-bound senior Natalie Stralkus said.
Stralkus and junior forward Katie Rodriguez led the Falcons with nine points apiece, while sophomore Julia Gorajek chipped in seven points.
Blair received 16, 15 and 14 points, respectively, from Onome Akindbode-James, Sydney Brown and Olivia Miles to go a perfect 7-0 in MAPL games this season.
Stralkus 3-0-9, Rodgers 0-0-0, Grant 0-0-0, KRodriguez 4-1-9, DiLuzio 0-0-0, JBrown 2-0-4, KHall 0-0-0, Guest-Hicks 0-0-0, Markey 0-0-0, Gorajek 3-0-7, Favours 1-3-6, Ademilola 1-0-2, Owunna 1-0-2.
Totals — 15-4-39.
Clarin 3-3-10, SBrown 3-8-15, Miles 6-0-14, Darius 3-0-7, Douglas 4-2-12, Akinbode-James 6-3-16, Amadi 1-0-3, Groseibl 0-0-0.
Totals — 26-16-77.
Peddie (6-15) 9 12 6 12 — 39 Blair (17-2) 15 21 19 22 — 77
3-point goals — Stralkus 3, Gorajek, Favours (P), Clarin, SBrown, Miles 2, Darius, Douglas 2, Akinbode-James, Amadi (BA).
PRINCETON >> The Tartans took a giant step toward one of their biggest goals this season by defeating the Minutewomen in an NJISAA Prep B semifinal.
Second-seeded Stuart (15-7) got more good news when it learned fourth-seeded Academy of St. Elizabeth (11-10) knocked off top-seeded Morristown-Beard, 40-37, in the other semifinal. That means coach Justin Leith's team will get to host its long awaited first Prep B final Wednesday.
"One of our goals all season has been not just getting to the final," Leith said. "I think it helps the girls when we play teams from out of the area. They don't know what to expect, so they just play basketball."
That was definitely the case versus third-seeded Newark Academy (13-8). The Tartans jumped to a 13-2 lead in the first five minutes and expanded that margin to 27-8 two minutes into the second quarter with a 12-2 opening burst.
"Our whole emphasis was defense, defense, defense. If we start making baskets while we're doing that, so be it," Leith said. "After a while, our press starts to wear teams down."
Freshman guard Nia Melvin put on a show with a game-high 21 points, while junior forward Bey-Shana Clark scored 16 and grabbed 12 rebounds, and senior guard/forward Jalynn Spaulding added 13 points with eight assists.
"Maddie (Michaels) said, 'This is the best team chemistry we've had' in the four years she's been with the team," relayed sophomore guard Jasmine Hansford, who chipped in nine points. "We're all excited about getting to play in the final."
Ivy Bethea's 14 points and eight rebounds led Newark.
Bethea 7-0-14, Armas 0-0-0, Hermans 1-0-2, Gaby-Biegel 1-0-2, Keller 2-1-5, Cooperman 3-0-6, Fullilove 0-0-0, Nivarthy 0-0-0, RParikh 0-0-0, Weiss 0-0-0.
Totals — 14-1-29.
Spaulding 5-2-13, Michaels 0-0-0, BClark 8-0-16, Hansford 3-2-9, AJames 2-0-5, Dunn 0-0-0, Lagay 0-0-0, Melvin 8-4-21, Adams 0-0-0, Martin 1-1-3.
Totals — 27-9-67.
NewarkAc(13-8) 8 7 10 4 — 29 Stuart (15-7) 15 20 20 12 — 67
3-point goals — Spaulding, Hansford, AJames, Melvin (SCD).
PENNINGTON >> Patrick Higgins scored a game-high 21 points to lead four Red Raiders in double figures as Pennington eluded Montclair-Kimberley Academy in an NJISAA Prep B Tournament semifinal.
Mitch Phillips and Bo Hartpence added 13 points apiece, while Chauncey Sterling chipped in 10 points for coach Bernie Gurick's Red Raiders.
McNeal 4-0-9, Kolaja 7-0-14, Farmer 7-4-20, Friedman 5-0-14, Portnoi 0-1-1.
Totals — 23-5-58.
Higgins 6-7-21, Phillips 6-1-13, Tucker 1-1-3, Hartpence 6-1-13, Sterling 3-4-10, MDiop 2-0-4.
Totals — 24-14-64.
MKA (13-7) 11 12 18 17 — 58 Penningtn(14-6) 12 19 17 16 — 64
3-point goals — McNeal, Farmer 2, Friedman 4 (MKA), Higgins 2 (P).
MORRISTOWN >> The Panthers led early, but could not hold off the Minutemen in the second half of the other Prep B semifinal.
David Coit's 21 points led Princeton Day School, but it was Morristown-Beard, behind 27 points from Justin Rodriguez, which moved on to play Pennington in Wednesday's Prep B Final.
Champion 8-1-17, Coit 9-2-21, LFranzoni 1-1-4, SParikh 1-0-3, Samuels 1-1-3, Young 3-0-7.
Totals — 23-5-55.
Buemee 0-0-0, Castillo 7-0-14, Dees 3-1-8, Kelly 0-0-0, Martin 0-0-0, Moten 0-0-0, JRodriguez 6-12-27, Russo 6-3-16.
Totals — 22-16-65.
PDS (11-12) 16 12 13 14 — 55 Mo-Beard (13-8) 8 18 20 19 — 65
3-point goals — Coit, LFranzoni, SParikh, Young (PDS), Dees, JRodriguez 3, Russo (MB).


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We recap our favorite looks and trends spotted on the 69th annual Emmy Awards red carpet, and also pair BurdaStyle patterns so you can sew the look!
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I always enjoy watching the Emmy Awards because I watch far more TV than movies, so I'm able to recognize more of the celebrities on the carpet.
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God is the highest good of the reasonable creature. The enjoyment of him is our proper; and is the only happiness with which our souls can be satisfied. To go to heaven, fully to enjoy God, is infinitely better than the most pleasant accommodations here. Better than fathers and mothers, husbands, wives, or children, or the company of any, or all earthly friends. These are but shadows; but the enjoyment of God is the substance. These are but scattered beams; but God is the sun. These are but streams; but God is the fountain. These are but drops, but God is the ocean.
The foundation of the Christian's peace is everlasting; it is what no time, no change can destroy. It will remain when the body dies; it will remain when the mountains depart and the hills shall be removed, and when the heavens shall be rolled together as a scroll. The fountain of His comfort shall never be diminished, and the stream shall never be dried. His comfort and joy is a living spring in the soul, a well of water springing up to everlasting life.
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2013 has already been an excellent year for music with Soosh, Lapalux and Evenings all releasing incredibly innovative debut albums, Uyama Hiroto and Shing02 providing a fitting finale for Nujabes' Luv(sic) collection and Mount Kimbie, Gold Panda, Geskia, Thundercat, Baths and Boards of Canada returning with new albums in the next few months, but my favourite release of the year so far is undoubtedly 'ReCollected,' a compilation of past remixes by Yasuhiko Fukuzono (aus) spanning 7 years & arguably more genres.
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MPM is the solution to Marketing's toughest challenge.
Marketing organizations face a huge challenge: they are judged on performance, but lack the tools and insights to properly manage and measure it. The intensity around data and measurement has put a new burden on CMOs to prove marketing's value to the company.
The key to meeting this challenge is not to pile on more execution, more activities or more programs. Rather, marketers must run marketing more like a business. This is accomplished by focusing on better planning, investment and budget management, operations, and advanced measurements such as revenue and attribution and return on investment (ROI).
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Money and resources are invested in programs, campaigns and activities. The CMO and their team supports this execution with processes and technologies that help to collect data, fine tune plans, and reconcile results with finance and sales.
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By Ciara Long, Contributing Reporter
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL – Set high on the hillside of Rio's bohemian Santa Teresa neighborhood, Portuguese colonial-style home The Mansion has a unique Carnival offering for this year, beginning on Friday, February 24th. Recalling Carnivals of the 19th century, the three-story home will treat guests to a masquerade ball.
Embellished with works of modern art and surrounded by Santa Teresa's pastel-painted colonial buildings, The Mansion's immediate surroundings promise a refined evening. With special promotions on a range of drinks including Veuve Cliquot champagne and gin and tonic, the masquerade ball invites guests to imagine the settings in a different era.
Visitors to the Bal Masque will be able to mill through some of The Mansion's seven event spaces, capable between them of holding five hundred guests. The Mansion's outdoor areas only add to the spectacular setting, views of Pão de Açúcar (Sugarloaf Mountain), Cristo Redentor (Christ the Redeemer), and Guanabara Bay.
"It's a traditional masked ball with a lot of glamour, inspired by the traditional masked balls in France. […] There's no better way to open Carnival than with a masquerade ball," The Mansion's publicist Maria Marta Mendonça said. Adding, "We are expected to host 1,200 people and with an even better structure than last year."
Tickets to the event are available online, with the first group priced at R$60 for women and R$80 for men. There is a limit of two tickets per CPF used to purchase, and guests will find The Mansion easily accessible by bus, taxi or Uber via Laranjeiras's Rua Alice.
The Mansion, which re-opened in 2013 under the ownership of French hotelier Jean Christophe Marois, hosted exclusive pop-up events during both the 2014 World Cup and the 2016 Rio Olympics.
Restored and transformed by Marois, who is also known in Santa Teresa for his work on the Rio180º Boutique Hotel (now renamed The Villa), The Mansion has become a space known for its unique ambiance.
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When: Friday, February 24th, 10PM – 6AM
Where: The Mansion, Rua Dr Julio Otoni, 444, Santa Teresa
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If I had a million dollars
If I got a million dollars tomorrow I would still commit to finishing out my van experience (only six more months!). However it would probably be the most lavish six months of my homeless life and my van would be straight up P.I.M.P.E.D. OUT! I'd jack up the van and put it on big-mud-off-road-like tires. I'd replace the engine with a Hemi. Redo the suspension. Paint it black with airbrushed wolves on it and a crecent moon bubble window on the side. Id put a computer monitor in the ceiling above my head where I sleep so I could get my web search on while laying down. I recently invented and mapped out a system where I can essentially have a bathroom (for peeing only) in the van and Id make that and install it. Id make the sliding door open like a Dalorian's door instead so I could kind of have a front porch covered patio area. Cost: $20,000
Then I would buy land. Up in the mountains somewhere, maybe behind 'Y' mountain. Cost: $100,000
I would build a turn of the century Swiss town up there. Approximately 20 small dwellings, three or four commercial buildings, a library, a town center and a town hall. All considerably small and made rather cheap and plainly. Id put in cobblestone streets and walkways. Id provide utilities. Then I would invite fifty or so people who wanted the same lifestyle as I to come and live there whenever they wanted. For free. And it wouldnt be anything like a compound or a cult I promise. Cost: $200,000
I would give $100,000 dollars to tithes for my church. Cost: $Priceless
I would then pay off the debt of my loved ones, college for my nephews and nieces, and a huge truck for my brother Brian so long as he comes to live with me in my Swiss mountain town(e). The rest would go into the bank. Or to starting a low risk business to make more money. Or investments. Id finish my schooling and then I would become a High School history teacher and a soccer coach and be the richest teacher EVER!
Any other good ideas? And yes my mountain town would do TONS for the homeless and needy. Because thats what kind of town it would be.
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you think you could build a small Swiss town for 200,000? ha ha, you're funny. it costs more to build an average to large house. but I generally like the idea because I like Switzerland. :)ReplyDelete
i would not come live in your mountain town(e). but ill come visit. only if i can run there. and i like the pimped out van idea. Brilliant. and i want you to become like indiana jones too.ReplyDelete
I can do it for 200,000 cuz Im going to do all the work myself! And Leigh I love that you love running now and that you still read my blog! And one of the only sources of revenue for my town(e), which will be called Washington, would be a bed and breakfast so you are welcome to visit!ReplyDelete
The cost to run utilities up to the village or town would quadruple your budget... and I think you would need some sort of taxes in order to do all the cities maintenance(snow plow, emergency, medical, law enforcement, etc.) But it sounds like a good idea that land up there is beautiful.ReplyDelete


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Tooth or Consequences Mountain Bike Festival
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This three-day mountain bike extravaganza will begin with a kick-off party at the newly renovated New Belgium Brewery and progress to the Screamin' Beaver Enduro race featuring three of the Front Range's most technical descents. Sunday morning will feature the infamous 40 in the Fort, a difficult 20-mile single-track course that covers more than 4,500 vertical feet of terrain. Fri 4 p.m.; Sat 11 a.m.; Sun 7 a.m.
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Land off Sopwith Way, Swanwick
This is the Public Exhibition of the proposal for the development of 46 dwellings on Land off Sopwith Way, Swanwick. It is proposed to submit an outline application.
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Fareham Borough Council have stated in their "Planning the Future of Fareham Town Centre 2017" document that they require an additional 2000 houses than already planned for between now and 2036. These are on top of the 6000 new homes being built at Welborne and other sites already identified for development.
The site was submitted to Fareham Borough Council as part of the Strategic Housing Land Availability Assessment in December 2015. The site is currently under consideration by the Council.
The proposal is for 46 traditionally built homes ranging from 2 bed to 5 bed detached and semi-detached houses. There will be 18 affordable units (40%) available for either affordable rent or shared ownership.
Vehicular access will be off Sopwith Way.
A Local Area of Play (LAP) will be located centrally within the site.
There will be a 15m buffer along the northern boundary between the housing and Swanwick Nature Reserve (SINC). There will also be a significant number of new trees planted throughout the site.
A Transport Statement is being prepared to assess the impact the proposed development may have on the local highway network.
The Assessment has looked at traffic generation and concluded that during peak times there will be an extra 27 trips in the AM (08:00 – 09:00) and an extra 23 trips and in the PM (17:00-18:00). These will have an impact on the junctions of Swanwick Lane/A27 and Swanwick Lane/Botley Road with an increase of approximately 12-14 vehicles in peak times resulting in 1 car every 4 minutes.
A Vehicular Swept Path Analysis has been undertaken to demonstrate that large vehicles can safely service the site and all properties can be accessed easily by emergency vehicles.
Parking will be provided to meet the standards set out in the Council's Parking Standards SPD including some visitor parking throughout the site.
A Flood Risk Assessment and Drainage Statement will be submitted with the application. This will assess the current situation and potential impact of the development.
The site is located within Flood Zone 1 which is the lowest risk of flooding.
The proposal will connect to the existing public foul sewer located within Swanwick Lane. Southern Water have confirmed that there is sufficient capacity to accommodate a development of this size.
Underground attenuation crates and a hydro-brake device will be incorporated to limit surface water runoff from the site. This mitigates the flood risk for the site and to any neighbouring properties. This will be connected to the public storm sewer in Glen Road at the manhole. Southern Water have again confirmed there is capacity.
Reptile Surveys have been carried out and have found slow worms and juvenile grass snakes. Any reptiles found will be translocated in the 15m buffer strip along the northern boundary which has been designed into the site.
The site is a poor habitat for Great Crested Newts, however they are located within the Nature Reserve and therefore there is still potential for them to commute along the hedgerows.
Invertebrate surveys are being undertaken for Purple Emperor Butterflies. Records show that they are present in the Nature Reserve and could use the site for basking. None have been found on site.
Dormice tubes were placed around the site but there has been no evidence of their presence.
Bat surveys have been carried out due to the high potential of the site for foraging and commuting. A number of species have been found and surveys are ongoing.
Landscape and Trees
A Landscape Appraisal has been undertaken to assess the development's potential effects on the local landscape character and visual amenity. Following the preliminary assessment, a number of design iterations were introduced to minimise and mitigate against negative effects introduced by the built form. The design aims to reflect and respond to the village environment of Swanwick Lane and Sopwith Way. The enclosed nature of the site and surrounding built environment restricts and limits views from the surrounding area.,
An Arboricultural Survey and Impact Assessment have also been prepared to analyse the risk on existing vegetation and identify any potential conflicts.


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On July 14, over 50 CREW members and guests attended the third and final event in CREW EDU's summer series: Established DC, Re-imagined. The event focused on Georgetown and was held in the offices of LSM, one of DC's premier architecture and design firms located in the neighborhood.
The event began with a panel discussion in which Joe Sternlieb of the Georgetown BID, Anastasia Kharchenko of J Street Companies, and Steve Gaudio of JBG discussed the past and future evolution of Georgetown. Sternlieb both moderated the conversation and presented a historical overview of the evolution of Georgetown over the past 264 years. Today, Georgetown is DC's densest retail marketplace, with over 450 shops, restaurants, and salons. But the neighborhood faces more competition from other retail corridors in the region than it ever has before. Joe, Anastasia, and Steve discussed the greatest opportunities for new retail in Georgetown, and strategies the BID and the development community are implementing to best position the neighborhood for retail growth.
After the panel discussion, the group took advantage of the beautiful evening to tour the sites of Georgetown, including Cady's Alley, Georgetown Waterfont Park, and The Washington Harbour. On the way, we noted new public realm improvements implemented by the Georgetown BID as well as a well-attended outdoor film screening.


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DDB Needham New York, like most ad agencies, has run its business with the traditional account group system under which account executives of various grades served as liaison with the clients.
The agency, however, is changing its operating procedure by creating six business groups with each group containing professionals from the fields of marketing, research, merchandising and more where needed. This step follows a restructuring of the creative department.
Dr. Ruth Ziff, who had been running the research department in New York, has been appointed executive vice president, research and marketing services, a corporate post.
Those named to head the six business groups are Larry Iannuzzelli, Rein Luik, Grant Roberts, David Sklaver and Peter Tate, all executive vice presidents, and Roy Lancaster, a senior vice president.Continue reading the main story


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Vendors selected for the "Cool Vendors" report are innovative, impactful and intriguing
Vendors selected for the "Cool Vendors" report are innovative, impactful and intriguing
CHARLOTTE, NC and CAMBRIDGE, UNITED KINGDOM--(Marketwired - May 10, 2017) - KALEAO, a technologically innovative server solutions company, announced today that it has been named a Cool Vendor for Compute Platforms, 2017 by Gartner. KALEAO is one of five vendors evaluated in the esteemed research analysis firm's report.
The report is aimed at Infrastructure and Operations (I&O) leaders yet to invest in hyperconvergence. The report notes that I&O leaders "will find strong innovation from new vendors that are focusing on solving the bottlenecks and scaling limitations that many users experience today. We highlight five vendors at the forefront of this revolution aiming to disrupt the established players."
"The Gartner 'Cool Vendors for Compute Platforms, 2017' report is a valuable resource for data center decision makers all over the globe. We believe the inclusion of KALEAO's KMAX among the five reviewed vendor offerings is a great step forward for our company," said Greg Nicoloso, General Manager and Business Development Officer, KALEAO. "We are incredibly pleased to be included in this Cool Vendors report and feel our inclusion is a valuable endorsement for KALEAO. We look forward to bringing KMAX to enterprises of all sizes in the coming months."
About KALEAO:
KALEAO is spearheading the new generation of enterprise and cloud computing by natively converging computation, storage, networking and virtualization into compact, energy efficient, transparent, integrated hardware and software solutions. Its flagship product, KMAX, offers true converged infrastructure in an extremely compact, scalable and low power platform. KMAX provides all of the benefits of hyperconvergence with advanced software defined hardware and integrated appliance level web-scale application delivery and management platform. KMAX delivers more for less, enabling the effortless deployment and management of the services required across the cloud and modern business. Find out more about KMAX and KALEAO at www.kaleao.com
Gartner does not endorse any vendor, product or service depicted in its research publications, and does not advise technology users to select only those vendors with the highest ratings or other designation. Gartner research publications consist of the opinions of Gartner's research organization and should not be construed as statements of fact. Gartner disclaims all warranties, expressed or implied, with respect to this research, including any warranties of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose.
Gartner, Cool Vendors for Compute Platforms, 2017, 24 April 2017
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Diminished Value Claim- What You Should Know About It?
You are on the way to your office and suddenly a car hit your vehicle from the wrong side and damages it poorly from the sideways. What will you do at the moment? Of course after all the other formalities involved in the accident, your next thought should be to repair your vehicle. Even if you get your repairing costs from the insurance provider, you cannot get the market value of your car again at any cost. This is a fact that any vehicle which encounters an accident will significantly reduce its value. Read more about diminished value claim on our website.
In many insurance policies, the provider will only cover the costs of repair and they don't support any additional charges such as diminished value. In this case, you must contact someone who is expert in appraising diminished value and then allow you to get back the amount owed. In different states, the law regarding the diminished value appraisals may vary but one thing remains common and that is what we do. We make sure that our customer gets the highest price for their vehicle even after the collision. We also make sure that if it is the fault of the third party, we make diminished value claim reports and then file against the person. In this way, we assure that our customer will be in safe hand and don't lose any amount due to others negligence.


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What happens if I pass away during the lease agreement?
If a customer passes away during the lease agreement, a family member should contact our Customer Services team as soon as possible. We will arrange for the car to be collected at a convenient time. In the interim, permitted drivers can continue to make use of the car for journeys in connection with the affairs of the customer.


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Netgear Australia RangeMax Next WNR834B
- Zippy 802.11g performance, excellent range, easy to set up and use
- Slower 802.11n performance than we were expecting, Wi-Fi Multimedia Mode didn't seem to work on our test router
Bottom Line
It's got good range and can transfer files quickly, but it's not a major step up from existing 802.11g routers. It's not worth upgrading to this router if you're already using a decent 802.11g router, but if you're in the market for a new router anyway, this one is good value.
Price$ 249.00 (AUD)
Offering real-world wireless speeds that are almost twice as fast as 802.11g wireless routers, Netgear's 802.11n-based RangeMax NEXT wireless router is perfect for streaming media files around your home, but it's not as fast as we hoped it would be.
The RangeMax NEXT is compatible with 802.11b and 802.11g wireless networking devices, including Centrino-branded notebooks, but it adds the 802.11n draft specification to the mix, which allows it to hit theoretical wireless transfer speeds up to 270Mbps.
To reach these speeds the router pairs together two wireless channels to increase its overall bandwidth (a regular 802.11b/g router only uses one channel). It also uses MIMO (multiple in, multiple out) antenna technology to increase data throughput by transmitting two data streams simultaneously. The RangeMax NEXT uses a dual antenna configuration and these antennas are located inside the router in fixed positions. The result is a cleanly designed router that is devoid of any pokey bits.
Using the router to attain 802.11n wireless speeds requires the use of a capable wireless adapter in your PC or notebook. We used the Netgear RangeMax NEXT Wireless Notebook Adapter (WN511B) for our tests, which enabled us to test the router with its wireless speed set to 270Mbps. This adapter got quite hot in our test notebook, which has its PC Card slot located directly underneath the palm rest. During long periods of use, the heat from the PC Card may become bothersome.
In tests conducted one metre away from the router, 350MB of data was transferred at an average rate of 3.8MBps using 802.11n speeds. Using 802.11g speeds, the same amount of data was transferred at an average rate of 2.1MBps. Tests at 10m away from the router, and with a double-brick wall as an obstacle, achieved almost identical transfer rates to the 1m test for both 802.11g and 802.11n speeds. These results are quite fast, but we expected a little more, especially at close range, considering the 802.11n specification has a theoretical transfer speed of approximately 33.75MB per second.
Pushing the router to its limits, we attempted streaming a DivX video file to one notebook located 10m away from the router, while simultaneously transferring our test file to another notebook computer, 10m away from the router in the other direction. The DivX file stuttered only once as the 350MB test file was being transferred in the background at an average speed of 3.6MBps. We can see the RangeMax NEXT being useful in instances where multiple users are streaming video files or transferring data at the same time, but of course, this also depends on the obstacles (such as walls and electrical equipment) that are present in your own environment.
The RangeMax NEXT comes with a feature called Wi-Fi Multi-media (WMM), which gives precedence to video and music content over the network. Netgear claims that this feature is enabled by default in the notebook adapter. In our test router, this feature was disabled and attempts to enable it resulted in the router cutting off our access to the Internet and to our local area network. We're still working with Netgear to find out why this was happening to us.
As for distance, the RangeMax NEXT produced a useful enough signal to allow us to access the Internet from over 50m away in a suburban environment, and it let us comfortably stream a DivX video file at up to 26m away with obstacles such as double-brick walls in the way. Going to further distances than this we found the video stuttered every few seconds and became unwatchable.
With a quoted speed of 270Mbps (approx 33.75MBps) for its wireless transfer speeds, it's logical to think that this router might be able to achieve file transfer speeds better than a wired 10/100 Ethernet connection. This wasn't the case, however. Wireless file transfers using 802.11n didn't come close to the 9.4MBps that we achieved when using a wired 10/100 Ethernet connection on this router.
For data security, the RangeMax NEXT supports WPA and WPA2 encryption using the TKIP and AES algorithms, respectively. However, only WPA2 encryption can be used when the router is set to 802.11n wireless mode. Implementing wireless security is very easy through the router's Web configuration page, all you have to do select WPA + WPA2 security and enter your passphrase. It enables both forms of encryption together, which allows either WPA or WPA2-capable adapters to connect to your network. Additionally, you can make your network more secure by enabling MAC address filtering, so that only the device addresses entered in the router are given access to the network, and you can also hide your wireless network's SSID, so that other people can't see it and attempt to access it.
We tested the router in a static IP environment, but the router also has a DHCP server and it comes with good security features. A firewall with stateful packet inspection (SPI) is enabled by default, which makes sure that any data entering your network is data that you have requested, while keyword and domain name filtering let you block access to undesirable sites. Port-forwarding and DMZ (demilitarized zone) features are available to give certain ports, or indeed your whole computer, access to the Internet.
Looking at the overall picture, the RangeMax NEXT is a well-featured and zippy router. If you already have a decent 802.11g-based router that's allowing you to already stream video easily and giving you all the range you need in your environment, then you probably won't benefit much by replacing it with this model. However, if you're in the market for a new router, then keep this one in mind. For around $280, it's good value.
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Alps by the Sea
Where are the Maritime Alps?
The Maritime Alps are at the South-West extremity of the main watershed of the Alpine chain. This sector lies between two important international passes the Colle di Tenda (1871 m) and the Colle della Maddalena (1996 m). To the north of the latter lie the Southern Cottian Alps, with Monviso as their principal peak. From the Tenda pass, the stretch of Alps which runs down to the Tyrrhenian Sea is known as the Ligurian Alps.
So, if we look from south to north at the Italian side of the Maritime Alps, they comprise the left side of Valle Vermenagna, the Valle Gesso, and the right side of Valle Stura . The first two are depressions at right angles to the main axis of the range and are relatively short, Borgo San Dalmazzo lies at the entrance to the two valleys and is less than 25km from Terme di Valdieri. Terme is in the heart of Alpi Marittime and is the starting point for climbing Argentera 3297 metres, the highest peak in this sector. Valle Stura on the other hand runs parallel to the main watershed and is considerably longer: it is 60 kilometres from Borgo to the Maddalena pass. Unlike the Italian side, where the pre-alpine band is virtually non-existent, on the French side the Maritime Alps occupy a vast area, spreading with grandiose canyons (Daluis, Cians, etc.) and deep cut valleys down almost to Nice on the coast.
The geological nature of the Maritime Alps is unmistakeable: made up of an ellipsoid of gneiss surrounded by rings of sedimentary cover (schists, limestones and dolomites) of all ages. There are a number of peaks over 3000 metres (among the better known are: Monte Clapier 3045 m, Cima della Maledia 3061 m, Monte Gelas 3143 m, Cima di Brocan 3054 m, Cima di Nasta 3108 m, Cima dell'Argentera 3297 m, Corno Stella 3050, Monte Matto 3097 m, Cima del Corborant 3010 m, Monte Tenibres 3031 m). Although they are retreating fast, there are the southernmost glaciers in the Alps in the Marittime. The Clapier glacier is only 45 kilometres from Monaco, which has the highest average temperatures of the Côte d'Azur.
The Maritime Alps are administered by the Province of Cuneo on the Italian side, which is the southern part of Piedmont Region.


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Question about IBM ThinkPad T23 2647 Notebook
After changing the back-up battery on the T23 it booted-up again but....asking for a supervisor password which I can't remember anymore. Is there hope I can still use my T23 again. Please let me know if there is a workaround.
By the way I have the 2648 model
Best regards, M@x
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Thanks thespark,
I've solved it after accidentally the battery emptied itself and automatically the T23 went to sleep when I was still guessing for a supervisor password. After plugging in the power again to reboot using F12 to start-up from CD (Linux) to avoid the password => no luck again it kept on asking to change the time/date in the BIOS which I couldn't enter due to the forgotten password.
Space (no reaction) enter => password not accepted
enter => yes it worked!?! I was in the BIOS.
Went to passwords section to clean/change all password => not possible however all passwords were disabled (YES!!) go to restart and no possibility to change anything as all was blocked. That should be a problem as all passwords were disabled anyway I thought. I've rebooted again as expected the question to change time/date hit enter to go into BIOS worked this time however Supervisor password was enabled again?!? and nothing could be changed to save. Rebooted F12 to alter boot still question to change time/date. I've used esc twice and it started form the selected boot options (HD) change time in the OS and rebooted. At last it started up as normal and is still working good in fact I've upgrade the memory with 512mb extra to work quite a bit faster. Next job get Linux working on a T23.
If you don't try, you don't fix it!
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Ah! Passwords.... Do you see anything about WINDOWS before it ask? Then its a windows password and you can go hunt all over filesharing land for a PE disk, preferably a Winternals PE disk.. or be nice and buy one.. On a borrowed computer of course..
Nothing about windows before it asks for a P/W? Oh goody bios password... Much more trouble.. On IBM machine really nasty... Your HD is probably locked too.. You can spend hours on google after this, but you may have a brick.. or be looking at building a custom board with instructions from this guy in Australia, hooking teeny tiny wires to a chip on your laptop baord, running a program and sending the result and $25 to him..
IBM laptops=great bloody bios password security.. Oh.. Co. up in Canada does it for $400, after proof you own the thing..
Good hunting..
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As many as two passwords may be needed for any Lenovo IdeaPad computer: the power-on password (POP) and the supervisor password (SVP). If any of these passwords has been set, a prompt for it appears on the screen whenever the computer is turned on. The computer does not start until the password is entered.
Exception: If only an SVP is installed, the password prompt does not appear when the operating system is booted.
Power-on password
A power-on password (POP) protects the system from being powered on by an unauthorized person. The password must be entered before an operating system can be booted.
Supervisor password
A supervisor password (SVP) protects the system information stored in the BIOS Setup Utility. The user must enter the SVP in order to get access to the BIOS Setup Utility and change the system configuration.
Attention: If the SVP has been forgotten and cannot be made available to the servicer, there is no service procedure to reset the password. The system board must be replaced for a scheduled fee.
Sorry hope this helps a little good luck
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If you cannot boot the ThinkPad, you will have to reset the IBM ThinkPad password via hardware.
If only the power-on password is set, do the following to remove the power-on password.
If both the power-on password and the supervisor password are set, do the following to remove the passwords:
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Great and telling chart from Jonathan Miller here... it shows the demand for $15,000+ New York rentals far outpacing sales at the $10+ million range (the equivalent wealth levels go after both).
Even the rich know that renting isn't so bad. Or maybe they just think another dip is coming.


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Benny the Irish Polyglot isn't your typical crazy Irishman. He spends his time completing language missions – he moves to a country for three months, with the aim of speaking it fluently at the end of that time. Hence the name of his website, Fluent in Three Months. So far on his quest, he's fluent in eight languages, and has the basics in three others.
To listen to our interview with Benny, hit play below or find episode 169 in iTunes, Stitcher or Soundcloud:
Benny's language-learning story
When he graduated from university with a degree in electronic engineering, he was fluent in only one language – English. He'd studied German at school, but didn't get anywhere with it, and after six months living in Spain was in a similar situation. But one day, he made a dramatic decision – he *really* decided to learn Spanish. He cut English out of his life as much as possible (he still had to work and talk to his parents) and spent the rest of the time speaking Spanish. It was the start of an epic journey.
Language hackingBenny learned that the big secret to learning a language is to speak the language from day one. Don't wait until you're "ready" – you'll never feel ready. But you can communicate immediately, using what you have. In Spain, he used his body and extrapolated new words from ones he knew and ones other people used.
He learned that it's important to be confident and social. Just start talking to people with confidence and it will seem like you speak better than you actually can. To start, learn some phrases (Benny likes Lonely Planet phrasebooks) and leave the grammar to later – the point isn't to speak perfectly, it's to communicate. Break each task into small pieces and use creativity to help you learn – singing, for example, will help you remember phrases faster.
It can be difficult to get around the problem of people wanting to practice their English by talking with you, but it's possible. Benny always helps them by explaining how they can improve their Enlgish (websites, couchsurfing etc.) but he explains it in their language – giving him more chance to speak his target language.
Maintain the languages you learn
Many people learn a language to an acceptable level, but lose ground by not maintaining it. It's important to keep speaking the languages you've learned, and you can do this through being a Couchsurfing host. Benny hosts people who speak the languages he speaks, giving him a chance to practice with them – this helps him maintain eight languages.
Benny's website, Fluentin3months.com contains tips and techniques for learning languages, as well as the Language Hacking Guide, which is a great guide for people who want to learn a new language but don't know where to start. When you buy it, you get it in eight languages, and can read it in the language you're learning – so it's already helping you along the path to fluency. Plus you can check anything you don't know in the English version.
One video, Eight Languages!
Read more about Benny's story here.
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Massive William Onyeabor five LP boxset from Luaka Bop! This first of two features five of the albums the elusive Nigerian synth-funk pioneer self-released between 1977 and 1985, remastered and officially available for the first time. The boxset includes Crashes In Love (original version), Atomic Bomb, Tomorrow, Great Lover and Anything You Sow. Along with the five albums is a separate 7" with an edit of "Atomic Bomb" by Zach Cowie & Sunny Levine and a cover of "Love Me Now" by Axel Boman, Petter Nordkvist & Johan Jonason. If you've heard any of Onyeabor's music or tried to find original pressing of his albums you know what a godsend this boxset is. There's so much good material here, it's hard fathom it was made 30 years ago.
- includes 5 classic William Onyeabor albums and bonus 7"
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Florida vs. Georgetown
Florida vs. GeorgetownMarch 23, 2006
2006 NCAA Division I Men"s Basketball -- Minneapolis Regional
Thursday, March 23, 2006 Georgetown (23-9) vs. Florida (29-6)
Florida Press Conference Quotes
Head Coach Billy Donovan:
Opening Statement:
"We are very excited to be here in Minneapolis. Tomorrow will be a great opportunity and a great challenge. Georgetown has been a very impressive team to watch on film. I think their style is very unique, they have outstanding personnel inside. They are a very balanced team. Much like us, they have four or five guys who can score in double figures any given night. They have several different people who can cause you problems. John (Thompson III) has done a wonderful job in his tenure there & bringing back that Georgetown tradition. We realize there is a lot to get ready for, not only with their style but with their personnel."
On disrupting Georgetown"s tempo:
"They are so disciplined in everything they do. It (disrupting their offense) is very important because of their spacing on the floor. Their system is based on their spacing. & Your late (in the) shot-clock defense and rebounding is very important against them, because they do have size, athleticism, and quickness."
On enjoying this time of year, since players may leave early for the NBA:
"I hope our basketball team enjoys their time in this moment. We"ve been through multiple things this year. There was a lot of uncertainty coming into this season. I think this group of kids is a lot different than the group in 2000 (who left early for the NBA). The kids in 2000 played for a national championship, this team has gotten to the Sweet 16" and the future is uncertain. But sometimes that talk gets generated from the media. I think it is unfortunate that sometimes you don"t hear the kids talk about their future or where they want to be in three, four, or five years.
"There are people speculating or writing or saying things to create an added dimension to deal with another distraction. This tournament is different because you have to focus on the things that are important for your team to win basketball games. My personal opinion, after talking with these kids and their families, is that they will be back next year. I think when this hype gets created, teams and players can get over-inflated when they do well. There is a level of keeping things balanced. There is a level of being able to cope with all of the drama" that is being created. I think these kids really are just focused on today. They are not worried about Final Fours or national championships or what is happening next year. They are just focused on doing their very best versus Georgetown."
On the key to creating Florida"s balance:
"One of the most inexact sciences we deal with in basketball is the inexact science of recruiting. The last couple of years, I think our basketball teams have been very good teams. We weren"t overly balanced teams offensively. This year"s team has a level of balance that we have five or six guys that, in a night, can have a very big night. Some of our teams the last couple of years didn"t have that kind of balance, and you try to get guys that can gel and mesh together. You have to have that mindset of a team & that level of unselfishness, a level of playing together."
Senior forward Adrian Moss:
On being in the Florida program for five seasons and finally reaching the Sweet 16:
"I"m glad we got here, but our job is to know that we are trying to make it to the Final Four."
On if he feels like an outsider, with two Big East teams and former Big East member Boston College in the regional:
"Conferences really don"t matter this time of year. It"s all about going hard and playing your next opponent and trying to get the win. But as far as feeling like an outsider, no because I"m just glad I"m playing basketball this time of year."
On Georgetown being perceived as a half-court team, but also able to play other styles of basketball:
"They get up and down the court very well and when they have the chance to fast-break, they take advantage of that. But they also can play half-court. We don"t look at them as just a half-court team."
Junior guard Lee Humphrey:
On how the Florida team has achieved such great balance:
"We have a lot of guys on the team that can score and are talented, and one of the strengths of our team is that we know we need to pass the ball well and get everybody the ball."
On if he feels like an outsider, with two Big East teams and former Big East member Boston College in the regional:
"I don"t really feel like an outsider. I hadn"t really thought about that too much."
On making adjustments to playing in different arenas, particularly now in the Metrodome:
"It is different. We have been fortunate to play in a lot of different gyms this year, and it should help us out coming in to this gym. It is similar to the Georgia Dome. We"ll try to get some shots up in warm-ups and try to get acquainted with the gym. You don"t really think about it too much during the game."
Junior forward Chris Richard:
On how the Florida team has achieved such great balance:
"We have a lot of different people that can go out and get 10 or 15 (points) a night and that"s tough for other teams to match up against because they might focus on two or three people, when we have others."
2006 NCAA Division I Men"s Basketball -- Minneapolis Regional
Thursday, March 23, 2006 Georgetown (23-9) vs. Florida (29-6)
Florida Locker Room Quotes
Sophomore forward/center Joakim Noah:
On the balance of the Florida team:
"Balance is very important to our success. Everybody has to be ready to play." On having more offensive weapons this year as opposed to last season:
"We have so many weapons this year, which makes us more dangerous. Last year, we only had three players that could score. This season, we have all five players on the court that can score at any time."
On the hardship of not playing very often last year:
"Last year was very hard for me, because I was in a situation where I wouldn"t play and that is hard for me as a competitor. It was also tough when the players that were playing would talk after the games about being tired and leaving everything on the court, and I couldn"t share the experience." On his success and the notoriety he has received in the past few weeks:
"Honestly, I can"t care about things like that right now. Right now it"s all about winning the game. I"ve played pretty well the past couple of games, but everyone has to be ready to step up and play. It"s always great when you win. It doesn"t matter who has a big game. All the media attention on me right now, there is nothing positive that can come out of it. Maybe after the season I will look at it as something nice, but right now, I need all my teammates." On the keys to playing Georgetown:
"The thing about playing Georgetown is that everyone has to be ready to play and do what we need to do as a unit. Defensively, it doesn"t come down to one or two guys, it"s five guys being on the same page." On the difference in his game from last season to this year:
"I think I work hard in every aspect of the game. There"s not one specific aspect that I feel I improved most. I tried to get stronger. I ran a lot. I shot a lot of jumpers, even though I don"t see a lot of improvement. It"s something I"ve worked very hard on." On his relationship with Georgetown and some of their players:
"Georgetown was always my dream school. Growing up when I was younger I would go to the Georgetown basketball camp. They used to call me Frenchy" that was the nickname that coach Thompson (former Georgetown head coach John Thompson II) gave me. They also called me French Toast," French Fry." They definitely helped polish my game. They helped me learn the basics. I went there every year for five or six years and that was the place I got better as I was growing up."
Sophomore forward Al Horford:
On matching up against Georgetown"s style of play:
"You have got to finish out possessions. That"s really important. I feel that they run their offense, they take so long to run it, they get the ball again, and then you"re on defense again for another minute. We"re trying to clean up possessions. That is going to be a big key."
On Florida"s ability to play a half-court style:
"If we have to adjust and play that half-court game, I feel like we can do that. But I"d rather play our style of play. We did it against South Carolina this year. They"re a big hold-the-ball" team. (Georgetown"s) is a totally different offense, but they play the same way, holding the ball. We just have to get down and defend."
Sophomore guard/forward Corey Brewer:
On playing defense against Georgetown:
"You have to be patient. You have to be ready to lock down when the shot clock gets under 15 seconds. You know they have to shoot it then, they can only hold it for so long."
On the frustration of playing against the Georgetown offense:
"It"s not really frustrating when they score. It"s frustrating when they get an offensive rebound and they run it down again. We have to block out and give them only one shot."
On playing offense against Georgetown:
"We just have to make it our style of play. We like to go up and down. We have to try and get them out of their comfort zone."
On the feeling of playing in the Sweet 16:
"It"s just a good feeling. You"re just happy to be alive. We could be out and we could be sitting home like last year, but we"re not. We"re playing, and we"re just happy to be playing."
On the impact of senior forward Adrian Moss:
"It means a lot to have a guy like Adrian who has been here for five years. He is our emotional leader. He just tells everybody to keep it going because we want to win it for him."
2006 NCAA Division I Men"s Basketball -- Minneapolis Regional
Thursday, March 23, 2006 Georgetown (23-9) vs. Florida (29-6)
Georgetown Press Conference Quotes
Head coach John Thompson III:
Opening statement:
"This is an anxious time for everyone that is fortunate enough to still be playing. We are glad to be one of the few teams that are still playing. We are looking forward to playing and playing well."
Different coaches that have influenced him in his coaching career:
"The people that have had the most influence are Pops," my father, and Coach Carrell. To have been able to play for Coach and [being] born into the family I was born into. People always go through and do the compare-and-contrast" and see what you took from this person and what you took from that person. It"s ridiculous in many ways. I don"t stop and digest it. I don"t stop to think about that. Hopefully when you see me, when you see our teams play, you see a little bit of both guys."
On Florida"s balanced scoring:
"It is unique and is similar to us in many ways, if you look at the balance. They are the kind of team where you can"t focus on one particular person. & They are the kind of team that, through the course of the year, they can hurt you with many different weapons. That balance is something that I like. As a coach, you worry if you can tweak or adjust, and they have that flexibility and versatility."
On Villanova"s four-out, one-in," versus that of Ohio State.
"I think it is very, very different. A lot of people talk about the Villanova guards and they start saying they have four guards. A lot of time people press, coaches, players try to pigeon-hole players and say he"s a guard, he"s a forward, he"s a center. Or he"s an inside guy he"s an outside guy. Their team, they just have players. I don"t care what label you want to put on them. For the sake of writing an article or for the sake of talking to your team, we"ve been trained to guard, forward, center." You look at the guys at Villanova and they are just players. It doesn"t matter how tall they are, how short they are, what label is next to their name, they can guard bigger guys and smaller guys. Offensively, they are effective and defensively they are effective. It is unique because society wants to label them, but they are players who can be effective anywhere on the court."
On ability of Joakim Noah, Al Horford and others being able to make the transition as to- round picks.
"They keep progressing and will be in the same vein (as top picks his father coached). If you look at their skill set and their work ethic and their commitment, you can say that one day they will have that opportunity (to be a high draft pick). Whether it is sooner or later, who knows, time will tell. But, do they have the skills, as an outsider, having not coached them? It appears to be yes.
On the most important things that have happened in the last few weeks.
"Our guys are playing well and together. There isn"t any one thing that you can pinpoint. I think for the most part we"ve said all year that we want to be better next week than we have been this week. I think our guys have done a good job of sticking together and trying to improve. A lot of times, in the beginning of the year, teams make a conscious effort to try and get better and improve. That is something that we have tried to maintain to try and get better as the year has progressed."
Sophomore center Roy Hibbert:
On what he brings to the team:
"I try to bring a lot of energy. I like to distribute the ball. I like to set screens, hit the offensive boards, the defensive boards. I try to be an all-around player to help my teammates out."
On the Duke win and how it affected their season:
"It gave us a swagger, a little confidence. We knew we could beat anybody if we played hard and we ran our offense. That"s the most important part. We were getting a lot of back-door cuts and when they tried to stop our back-door cuts, we hit our three-point shots and jump shots, and that really helped us out a lot, and I think that we went on a few-game winning streak after that. We feel that we can beat anybody. As long as we play together, we will be fine."
On being compared to other Georgetown centers: "I"m caught in the middle, because since I was a little kid, I wanted to be like those players, but I also was taught to be my own player. I can"t do the things they did, so I try to excel at what I am good at. I try to have good hands, get rebounds and score around the basket. I have leadership qualities. I want to be those players. I also want to be my own player." On what he did to improve: "I always knew that if I worked hard, the results would show. I tried to work on repetitiveness, do the same move 20-30 times in a row, making sure I do it right every time, so when it shows up in a game, it will be effective and when people see it in a game, they think it comes naturally. It comes with hard work. I had to work out by myself and with my coaches. The coaching staff went through a lot of effort working with me and I appreciate it a lot. It was a lot of determination of getting up in the morning and also just being in the gym all day whenever I had a chance, when I wasn"t doing my schoolwork." On Florida"s team and what they need to do to win: "They have really good big guys that can run. They push the ball at you in transition, so we will have to make sure we pick up a man in transition and make sure we stop any transition buckets. They are really good rebounding team. They are really quick. The key to winning this game is running our offense. It"s not us versus Florida. It"s us versus ourselves, so we have to make sure we do everything that Coach wants us to do. That"s rebounding, making the hustle plays and playing together and running our offense. Our offense is key. Whatever they throw at us, man or zone, we have to make sure that go at everything hard and fast and decisive and we will be fine."
Sophomore forward Jeff Green:
On Villanova"s four-guard offense:
"They have four guards who are going to shoot. They can guard big people and they are scrappy, but they are small. I think that"s the benefit they have over other teams. They have a forward who is 6-4, who is scrappy and can get under people, so I think that hurts teams a lot. Compared to Ohio State -- who has a guard who is 6-6, but can"t do some of the things that the four from Villanova can -- so that"s why I think Villanova has an advantage with their four guards." On being in the Sweet 16 and being in Minneapolis: "It"s a good feeling to be in the Sweet Sixteen with these other great teams. We worked very hard to get to this spot, and if we keep working hard we hope to get further. Being in Minneapolis is a great feeling with the other great teams. Just going out there and shooting around, you just have to embrace what you have right now and come tomorrow you got to get focused and come ready to play."
2006 NCAA Division I Men"s Basketball -- Minneapolis Regional
Thursday, March 23, 2006 Georgetown (23-9) vs. Florida (29-6)
Georgetown Locker Room Quotes
Senior guard Ashanti Cook:
Does it feel any different than last week?
"A little bit. You"re one step closer towards achieving your goal. You just have to stay focused. It"s a lot different, it"s more relaxed than anything when you get the first two games out of the way. Right now, we"re very focused."
You seemed to indicate last week that you had really turned up the intensity of "this is it, there is no well if we lose this game we"ll just start getting ready for the next one" so there is a new found intensity within you:
"Definitely, every game could be (the) last game. So I just want to let it all hang out and have no regrets. I"m just doing whatever it takes to help the team win."
What about this Florida team, they seem to be the polar opposite of what Georgetown is:
"They are athletic, their big guys push the fast break. They are very tough down low and they"ve got great guys on the perimeter who can shoot. It will be a tough task, just like any other team that we"ve played. Like I said, every team in the tournament is good, we just have to stay focused and play Georgetown basketball."
On the preparation by the coaches for this game:
"Definitely, we prepared the same way that we prepared for every game throughout the whole season. So I feel our guys are focused and we know what we got to do to get the W.""
How were those couple of days on campus?
"They were very exciting. The students were very happy for us. They just kept giving us encouragement and were praising us and telling us to keep moving along and winning. For the most part, we try not to let it go to our head and I think we"ve done a good job doing that staying humble and staying focused."
So much has been made of Coach Thompson"s dad hanging around, what"s that been like:
"He"s been hanging around the whole season, pretty much. He just tells us to stay focused and to remember what we are playing for and what Georgetown basketball is. He just gives us advice and reminds us to keep working hard."
He is in many ways the face of what Georgetown basketball is, what"s it like having a guy of that stature just being around the program?
"It"s great, actually. I like the fact that he spreads his words of wisdom to us. He has a lot of confidence in us and I think that gives us a lot of confidence, too. You know a guy that has that much power and is known for basketball, especially Georgetown basketball, to tell us that he has a lot of confidence in us, and he believes in us, and we just have to go out and perform on the court.
What"s the relationship like between him and the team?
"It"s very good, actually. He is very one-on-one with most of the guys on the team. He talks to us and brings us to the side after practice, if he sees we need to do something that will help us win. He talks to us in a very positive way. He also criticizes us, too, but it"s more constructive criticism than anything. He"s just there to help, that"s basically the whole thing he"s there for is to help.
What"s his personality like compared to Coach Thompson, they (Coach Thompson and his father) seem like they are pretty different.
"I don"t know how he (Coach Thompson"s father) was when he was coaching, but our coach -- coach Thompson, JT3 -- he"s very relaxed and very choicey" with his words. Whereas big John, he just says whatever comes to mind. But for the most part, it"s not negative; he just tells you the truth. JT3 does the same thing, but it"s in a different way."
Is the dynamic a little weird? (that coach Thompson"s father is there all the time)
"Not really, it"s not, it"s not weird at all. I kind of expected that he would be there to show his support for us, so it"s not weird at all."
Do you guys look at him as John Thompson the Hall of Fame coach, or do you look at him as the father of your coach?
"I look at him as a guy, pretty much, just like coach Patrick Ewing. But for the most part I try and not look at him as the father of John Thompson III, I just look at him as another person I can go talk to if I"m struggling on the court or in the classroom or off the court. He"s just another person I can talk to pretty much."
On playing with Brandon Roy since the fifth grade and their long friendship:
"We"ve pretty much always been good friends. The thing about our friendship is he"s not afraid to tell me something and I"m not afraid to tell him something and then we don"t get angry with each other about it. It"s more like he"s trying to help me out and I"m trying to help him out. We both want to see each other do well, so we have a good relationship."
Are you still rooming together?
"No, we stopped rooming together after sophomore year. It wasn"t by choice, it was by the coaching staff. They were just trying to bring us out and meet new guys."
Is your friendship staying just as close?
"Yeah, it stayed just as close. We still hang out, go to movies, go out to eat every so often, go to the cafeteria together and we still do things together a lot when we go home, too. We still have a close bond."
How big of a factor was he in you wanting to come here after New Mexico didn"t work out?
"It played a little bit (of a factor). I came on my visit, I liked the Washington, D.C. area, I liked the tradition that Georgetown has and the education value that it has. Also, being able to play with your best friend that you"ve been playing with since the fifth grade is the icing on the cake. It"s somebody that I know and somebody that if I ever got down I could talk to, so that helped a lot."
How different has it been for you guys to have to build a program vs. being at Westchester, which was a state power every year?
"You go through your rough times. Sophomore year was kind of rough. But we just stayed with it and stayed focused, kept working hard. Now we are reaping the benefits of it."
How cool is it to say that you guys are two high school teammates in the same starting lineup in a major college team?
"It"s very cool. I don"t know how many people across the country can say that. It"s just been a lot of fun watching him progress as a basketball player. Us winning this year has been real fun."
Senior forward/guard Darrel Owens:
On former GU head coach John Thompson II being around the team and their relationship with him:
"He comes around from time to time and watches practice. His presence in practice makes us work a little bit harder, and knowing the things he did before we got here. It makes it a little more extra special to have him around. "
On what it is like having a guy with (John Thompson II) that a big stature around:
"He is always giving us little words of advice all the time. He tells us to come out and play hard; there are a lot of guys who played before us that put a lot of hard work into this program and to go out and do the same thing those guys did and we will have success."
On the pressure Coach Thompson feels having his dad around all the time:
"I don"t think it is a lot of pressure. At first I would think there would be pressure, but he has handled it well. Because you know Big John (John Thompson II) comes around a lot, so obviously something is working. We are here and we are playing hard and Coach Thompson has been successful since he"s been here, so I don"t think it"s that much pressure at all. "
On the style of play of Georgetown:
"It"s unique; a lot of people say it slows the game down, but it has been working to our advantage. If teams want to play us man-to-man, then it"s our job to break them apart and take care of that. It also makes you think on defense, because the moment you slip up, we get a back-door or a wide open three," so it"s been working to our advantage and hopefully it continues. "
On University of Florida"s center Joakim Noah:
"He"s a hard worker; he is a guy that does all the little things, obviously he is a great player, but he also does the little things you wouldn"t expect from your big man. He can push the ball up the floor; he can get out and defend on the wing. He is a great asset for their team, we just have to slow down their big guys and I think we will be fine. "
On Coach John Thompson III"s coaching style and how it compares to his father"s:
"I think they are similar in more ways then they are different. From what I hear, his father was a little bit more outspoken; he would let you know what he felt. Coach Thompson (III) is more of a mellow guy, but he can also get on you from time to time whenever you are doing things wrong. I don"t think he tries to be like his father, I think he tries to create his own style and own image and he has been doing a great job of that. "
Sophomore guard Jonathan Wallace:
On the different feeling from last week to this week:
"It does feel a little different. You are in a different environment and the stakes are a little bit higher now. It"s time to elevate your game even more, individually and as a team. We are taking the same approach like we did last week, but at the same time we have to take a little bit different approach because most teams have seen us and it"s down to the best of the best and it"s time to go as hard as you can."
On making it this far and the seniors possibly playing in their last game:
"All of us have to play every game like it is our last, especially the seniors. The two wins in Dayton (Ohio) gave us some momentum, especially the Ohio State win, the way we won that one as it was pretty much being an away game for us."
Someone says Florida, he says&
"Fast, talented, they can really shoot the ball. They have a lot of weapons that they can attack you with and you have to withstand those runs."


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