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Yes, a few dozen tweeters is going to make the Raptors' management act.
Yes, a few dozen tweeters is going to make the Raptors' management act.
Ummmm.... no. It is time to trade him!
There is that switch again.It has been seven years, and the Raptors may have to simply accept that big man Andrea Bargnani, the No. 1 pick from the 2006 draft, will always have the limitations that have been obvious throughout his career.
Bargnanis ability as a perimeter player has been his big positive, but he has never developed the post-up game the team had hoped for, and though he has gotten to be an average defender (thats an improvement), he is still a poor rebounder. He has especially struggled this year, in which he has averaged 16.2 points on just 35.8 percent shooting. His 4.4 rebounds are his lowest average since his second season in the NBA.
And Bargnani has appeared frustrated at times during the year.
Andrea is who he is, coach Dwane Casey said. If youre looking for rah-rah guy thats not him. He doesnt show expression. Again thats who he is. That doesnt make him a bad guy or bad basketball player or whatever. But I do know that there are players who are like that who just dont show any expression which doesnt bother me. My thing is, you know, just be consistent. ... I dont care about his expression. I dont care if a guys a rah-rah guy or jumping up and down as long hes putting the ball in the hole and playing defense.
Bargnani himself admits that the Raptors record in recent years is wearing on him, and he feels some pressure to turn things around.
Me personally, I would never say its too early to worry, Bargnani said. It has been four years now that we have had a losing record, so its definitely not early for me, Jose (Calderon), and the other guys that have been around. Nobody is thinking that its too early. We definitely have to turn it around and we are going to play better starting now.
Actions speak louder than words.
just trade him. He can go feed that BS to the next team he plays for. Ship him to Denver to play along side his buddy Danilo
That being said, wtf happened Matt. I used to think of you as somewhat collected in your thoughts. Never imagined that I'd put you in the "Tim W. slot", when it comes to posts and such.
10 games - he's a C***** to you.
13 games - meh .... just an aberation. Personally I think he played more then 13 games at a good pace, but not really interested in arguing that.
Maybe AB's not destined for that All Star type player, and so being drafted 1st overall will continue to be his achilles heel. Idk.
Does this mean I accept bad games. Or disinterest. NO ... and NO. But I don't see a Super star coming our way any time. Not to sunny Canada! If anything I see Lowry, Jonas as potentials, with Demar & Andrea as outside shots. I'll acknowledge DD has been upping his value of late, but it's 10 games. So maybe he has a better chance of making that Star grade - I really don't know at this stage. Guys like Hollinger may have lit a fuse under his a$$. Remember Charlie V. then - pre-Stephen A$$ Smith. Remember Charlie V. now. Fame is fleeting for some. Others keep it going.
Suffice to say, there's a reason Casey plays him. Granted, I haven't been a fan of overusing Bargs, as Casey seems to do. But he's the Coach. And it's certainly not because BC makes it so. Give Casey some respect.
As for Tim's latest post - a repeat of 2 years ago - I prefer Grange, and his more methodical perspective. Some have considered Chisolm an idiot, excecpt when it befits a posters point of view. I don't mind Chisolm, as he does have some pertinent things to say.
Never-the-less .... kind of lost some respect for you Matt. Reminding me of Romney - and his ever changing thoughts. What really bothers me about Raptor fans these days, is how easy they turn on a player. Fields was a f*@king tool, then he's not - post surgery. Jose is a useless bum, then he's not. Demar was a "trade for 2 hockey pucks" before the season began. And Ed was a scoring machine, who should replace Andrea. Now he's offensively challenged. Tomorrow - who knows?
Point is .... we have a team. I prefer to get behind them, instead of resorting to the bi-polar persona, ever so popular around here at times.
Sorry Matt - but you seem like an anger managment case. At least to me.
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I am not sure if all those points relate to me but here goes:
Fields is wait and see.
Jose is not a long term answer and any criticism has always been about his injury history. I said he played a good game yesterday - not sure how anyone could say anything else.
DeMar has played great and is living up to his contract. The contract still should not have been offered because the Raps lost significant flexibility via trade in early July. Raps could have matched anything. But if he continues playing as he has, he will earn every penney.
I don't think ED is a scoring machine. Never have.
I don't think I have anger issues but I certainly am angry with Bargnani - as a player. Sorry if years of backing him with nothing to show but 16/17 games doesn't make anyone else upset.
First up - let me post a few words from you in the past.
A reply to heinz57heinz57 wrote:
uhhh... bargs is back and had a monster game.... what gives with it being like crickets in the busiest thread ever in the history of the board?
You had faith in the guy, but after 10 games - wtf happened. I know he's been sluggish this year, and everyone had high hopes that he'd instantly resort to 13 game (20 game to you) Bargnani. Yes, I'm disappointed in his play, with a few game exceptions. We won last game, and aside from 4 too many shots, I thought he played great. In Boston, he played like $hit.
My perspective on Andrea is not that he'll be a Star. My perspective is that - if he's a 6th man type - to which we've seen some talented players, then by all means, why can't this be his "resting place" for this team. And why can't Casey forge him into being a solid player. You said above that Mitchell was tough, but not respected. And that Jay T was too soft. Casey on the other hand, might be that guy.
My question is ... why not wait. What's the rush to slice off this arm of the Raptors ... so to speak. You of all people should know you get NO value for an asset under these conditions.
Anyways, that's why I was disappointed. You seem more level headed, as opposed to succumbing to the Hate Gang. You seem so enthralled by this pledge to get rid of Andrea - almost going above and beyond the call of duty - Tim W's duty that is. [Sorry Tim]
You say "why not wait"... but we have waited, everyone has waited for SEVEN years. If my math is correct approximately 486 games (minus games lost to injuries) we have waited. What reason is there to wait any longer?
I hate to break it to you, but Matt wanting AB gone is completely level headed. Not wanting him gone, on the other hand...
I'd be curious to see how Bargnani would handle the role of 6th man. I still can't get a grasp on what type of ego he has, because it seems like he just doesn't ever truly care. I'm afraid that he'd take it as a real demotion, and would in turn play even less inspired basketball(if that's possible). If he went to the bench, I'm assuming Amir would start. This would leave us with a starting 5, of which 4 don't really have an outside shot(assuming McGuire is still starting or Fields, and either Jose or Kyle is at PG), which really worries me.
This was the first off-season since '08 that I wasn't calling for Bargs to be traded, as I liked the idea of him being paired with a defensive minded C like Val. But he's still the same old Andrea, and he's not gonna change IMO. So for this reason, I'm back on the trade Bargs wagon. I have no more patience to watch him game after game, although I will be forced to.
Just think we spend too much time on the negative side of Toronto sports. No doubt with lots of practice. Maybe we need Jays to go all the way. Take some pressure off.
I know this Start is frustrating to watch, because we could be 5 - 5 ... with very slight change to the timeline. However, back when we were making Raptor predictions, many saw a season start constricted by its' tough schedule. I would have hoped for a record of 4 - 6, settling for - but not happy - to a 3 & 7 stat line. Even with a full time Lowry in the lineup.
Our competition went like this:
- Indiana (5-7 wth??)
- Brooklyn (6-2)
- Minny (9-5)]
- Dallas (6-6)
- Philly (6-4)
- Utah (6-6)
- Indiana
- Boston (6-5)
- and finally Orlando (3-7) ... our only equal. Unless you argue Orlando has 3 wins against other teams, relative to Toronto's two.
We almost beat Indiana twice. We should have beaten Indiana twice. Or maybe not. Who knows how the Pacers would've been pacing, had they lost that first game. Do we win that second game against the Pacers because Indiana read all the press clippings.
Dallas was at home - rested - when Raps showed up on the second night of a back-to-back [OKC first]. Raptors made it a game, one for which Andrea showed up as well. 25 points, 9 Rebounds, 3 Assists, 2 Steals, 7-7 from the line, and 9 for 20 in the field.
Until Lowry gets back, and our Secondary gets closer to a healthy status, it could be a rough ride. Kyle is the most important of those needs, because he changes not only Starter efficiency, he creates adjustment for the Bench's relative weakness - Offense. Having Calderon shuffled over, by virtue of a role that best fits this team, will mean a lot to the Secondary.
So ... in a nutshell (lol) ... I think this team, and all its' players ......... need a bigger sample before they truly be judged.
I did defend him through thick and thin. I was one of the few writing anything positive about him before the start of last season (although I did admittedly jump off the Bargnani wagon at the end of 2010-11 season). This is not about his poor numbers or production (although that is certainly a result). He is not only playing poorly but he is also playing unintelligent, selfish, and lazy basketball. The fact he was able to play last year without all of these characteristics only makes matters worse. He is currently everything Colangelo and BC have talked about Toronto basketball NOT being moving forward these last 2 years.
If you don't share my passion, so be it. Much like I have done with the 'hate gang' in the past, I am more than willing to agree to disagree. There is reason for optimism in Toronto right now but, unfortunately and in my opinion, it is clouded by the presence of Bargnani. As Axl Rose once sang, "It takes one bad apple to spoil the whole damn bunch."
I'm also well aware of Bargnani's 2 good games - which were both Raptor losses.
I'm also looking forward to Lowry's return. It appeared Bargnani was unable to coexist with a true talent and then he had those 2 good games but, alas, he is back to pre-Lowry injury form.
The team is certainly not being judged on 10 games. Bargnani, however, is being judged on 7 seasons. He is 27 years of age. He is who he is. He can turn his game on and off with the flick of a switch. There is so much talent. But what is the use and what is the point if he does not have the drive and desire to be his best? From watching the games, I can't see how anyone thinks he is putting in 100% effort at all times like is evident with players like DeRozan, Calderon, Lowry, and JV. What is the point of cheering for a guy who is not willing to lay it all on the line night in and night out for the paying fans and the fans watching on TV?
You know you are complaining about my negativity and focus. Maybe you should look at your own negativity bias. My posts of late have been complimentary to both DeRozan and Calderon. In fact I am ecstatic over DeRozan but just don't wish to jinx anything right now. I started a thread on Fields surgery that highlights the fact he is likely not a bust afterall. I continue to look for optimism in the youth of the team and the possible financial flexibility. I started a thread about the carryover of the roster for next season and the benefits of continuity. I was extremely happy to see Casey get back to a slower pace and grind out a win. I find the talk of Drummond over Ross amusing and think Ross is going to be a great Afflalo-type player.
Anyways, I do apologize for being a disappointment. I wish Bargnani would do the same.
Andrea Bargnanis offensive game is, in theory, beautiful. The Toronto Raptors big man has the habit of putting together spurts during which he is unstoppable. He will take one controlled dribble to the side to elude a too-slow defender and unleash a feathery jumper. The ball will dip just in time, splashing through the mesh just inside the back rim.
During those spurts, he will sometimes go a few steps further. He will catch the ball on the baseline, take a few dribbles to blow by a defender, twirl and dunk the ball on the other side of the rim. Or he will get the ball in the post, dribble and turn around for a hook shot. He will get to double digits in scoring in an instant on the strength of these surges. For all of his flaws, Bargnani is tremendously gifted.
But as the years roll on, it is becoming more difficult to believe in those moments. Bargnanis drawbacks are well documented, but even his offence exists more in the speculative world than the practical one. Bargnani has started the season averaging 16.2 points per game on 36% shooting. Following a three-game stretch in which he shot worse than 33% from the floor, his 7-for-19 effort against Orlando on Sunday was almost welcome.
He has performed poorly without star guard Kyle Lowry, who was brought in partly to make Bargnanis life easier. But Bargnani is being paid US$10-million, a salary befitting a secondary star. Those players are supposed to be able to help carry the load when adversity hits.
Last year, in the 13 games he played before sustaining a calf injury that bothered him for the rest of the year, Bargnani supplied the best production of his career averaging 23.5 points on 48% shooting while adapting well to Dwane Caseys defensive system. In almost every imaginable way, he has regressed back to his old self to start this year.
Im going to push him and pull him as much as I can, Casey said before the season started. But its up to Andrea. The talent is there. Hes the only guy that can pull it out from himself. I think every method in the world, every scenario has been played for him for this organization.
Bargnani has been typically maddening this season. In last Mondays triple-overtime loss against Utah, he shot 3-for-4 in the first quarter and had an impact defensively. The rest of the way, he shot 2-for-13 and disappearing from the final 51 minutes as DeMar DeRozan, Jose Calderon and Amir Johnson tried to carry the Raptors to a win. That is Bargnani, at this point: reliably unreliable, varying from productive to lost within the span of single games.
Andy Lyons/Getty ImagesToronto Raptors' Andrea Bargnani has started the season averaging 16.2 points per game on 36% shooting. And that is just his offence. He has been poor defensively this year, and the Raptors have taken a major hit from last year. He is rebounding at the worst rate of his career this season, with DeRozan a shooting guard who has grabbed a mere 6.7% of available rebounds over the course of his career rebounding at a better rate than him.
Over the last five years, Bargnanis individual defensive rating (the points per 100 possessions the Raptors allow when Bargnani is on the floor) has been equal to or worse than the Raptors team rating each season. And his offensive rating (the points per 100 possessions the Raptors score when Bargnani either shoots or turns it over) has only been better than the Raptors team rating once in that span last year, when he had that career-best stretch of games to start the season. That means putting the ball in the hands of Bargnani with the expectation that he scores has been an inefficient proposition. That does not account for Bargnanis ability to create shots for others. Quite frankly, he does not do that very well.
Without knowing the potential return, it is impossible to say for certain whether the Raptors should trade Bargnani. His detractors would argue that Bargnani has been a net negative for his entire career, with three different coaches, a few different roles and a cavalcade of different teammates. They would say it is nearly impossible to hurt yourself by trading Bargnani.
His most ardent believers would argue that his ability to stretch the defence makes life easier for his teammates, even (and maybe even especially) when he does not touch the ball.
One thing is for sure: It is time to stop judging Bargnani on what he might be able to do and start judging him on what he actually does.
Nice article by Koreen. Nails it.
Koreen most definitely nails it.
The stats from the chart at the bottom of the link is telling as well:
Here is a look at the Raptors' fortunes in comparison to those of Andrea Bargnani over the last four years. Also listed are the offensive and defensive ratings of Amir Johnson, the only Raptor to also serve in the frontcourt for each of the past four years. (Note: Johnson's offensive rating is not a good comparison for Bargnani's because Johnson is rarely counted on to score. When he does get the ball, it is usually in high-efficiency situations.)
2009-2010 Off. Rtg Def. Rtg
Team 111.3 113.2
Bargnani 108 113
Johnson 124 110
Team 105.9 112.7
Bargnani 105 115
Johnson 124 110
Team 100.8 104.5
Bargnani 104 106
Johnson 109 102
Team 102.5 106.5
Bargnani 93 108 .
Johnson 118 102
Team offensive rating: the number of points a team scores per 100 possessions
Team defensive rating: the number of points a team allows per 100 possessions
Individual offensive rating: the number of points a team scores per 100 possessions when that player makes the final offensive play (shooting or turning the ball over)
Individual defensive rating: the number of points a team allows per 100 possessions when that player is on the floor
Source: http://www.Basketball-Reference.com
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Golden State has been one of the worst run franchises for the better part of 2 decades (to be semi-fair though they do have a new owner now). Despite this they are still end rumours of leadership by announcing their GM will stay.The Golden State Warriors announced Thursday
that the team will retain general manager and executive vice president of
basketball operations Larry Riley.
Riley, 66, has been the general manager of the team since May 11, 2009. He
came to the organization in 2006 as an assistant coach and was named assistant
general manager in November of 2008.
His team posted a record of just 26-56 in his first season as general manager,
but the team improved by 10 games this past season to go 36-46 and finish 12th
overall in the Western Conference.
"I think Larry has done a great job and I've been very pleased with his
performance," said Warriors owner Joe Lacob. "He's had a vision since he took
the job less than two years ago and he has certainly helped move this team in
an extremely positive direction in terms of our culture, cap management and
roster additions."
Also on Thursday, the team announced that it has named Bob Myers as assistant
general manager and vice president of basketball operations.
Myers, 36, joins the Warriors after spending the previous five years with
Wasserman Media Group in Los Angeles. He represented close to 20 NBA players
at Wasserman Media Group in his position as managing executive.
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How does this relate to the Raptors? Because they just became the team with the worst ownership in the league - that includes Heisley. Thank you Teachers and bean counters.

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SAN FRANCISCOIntel Corp. Tuesday reported declines in first quarter sales and profit amid challenging PC market conditions, but said it still expects to grow sales moderately in 2013. Intel also cut its capital spending forecast for the year by about $1 billion.
Intel (Santa Clara, Calif.) reported first quarter revenue of $12.6 billion, down 7 percent from the previous quarter and down 2 percent from the first quarter of 2012. The company reported a net income of $2 billion, or 40 cents per share, down 17 percent from the previous quarter and down 25 percent from the first quarter of 2012.
Intel's first quarter sales were in line with consensus analysts' expectations.
In a conference call with analysts following the quarterly report, Intel executives said the company is pinning its hopes for the year largely to innovative new computing form factors, including the Intel specified Ultrabook, convertibles, tablets and touch- enabled notebooks. Executives acknowledged that the company's revenue from silicon in smartphones is still negligible and that the company is still in the design win stage.
Paul Otellini, Intel's longtime CEO who is retiring next month, praised the innovation taking place in the computing space, particularly among OEMs and Taiwanese ODMs. Otellini called the innovation currently taking place "as as revolutionary as anything I've seen in my time in the industry."
Stacy Smith, Intel's chief financial officer, said the company continues to make progress in smartphones in tablet. "First quarter tablet volume more than doubled from the fourth quarter and we expect it to double again in the second quarter," Smith said.
In the second half of the year, Intel plans to launch Bay Trail, its next-generation Atom SoC, which will extend the company's product line across tablet screen sizes and price points, Smith said.
Smith predicted that there would be Ultrabooks available during the 2013 holiday season that crossed below the $600 price point, long viewed as an important milestone that could spur consumer adoption.


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On the cusp of our eight game, going in at 1-6, are playoffs out of the picture? Last years 8th seed was 35-31, four games above 500. And of course the east is much much better. Sticking with this, is we want to finish 43-39, we must go 42-33.
I dont think this is happening.
if so, whats there to look forward to, and why should we continue to watch this team? what needs to be done?
Also Jays Fans, alex anthopoulos is working on a deal to bring jose reyes, mark buehrle and josh johnson to toronto for escobar and other smaller pieces. suck on that BC.
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the death of
T. Boone Pickens' unprecedented
wind farm project in Texas, the alternative energy industry
was left with the glaring question of who would step up to the plate
and take its place. That question appears to be
answered, with the progress of the Alta
Wind Energy Center. Set to become the nation's largest wind
power plant and among the largest in the world, the new installation
is being constructed in Southern California.Its tall turbines
will blanket thousands of acres of Mojave Desert foothills.
They will be capable of producing 3 GW of electric power at peak --
enough to power approximately 600,000 homes.The project is
actually among the nation's oldest, dating back almost a decade.
It was long delayed due to lack of funding, protests from citizens
fearful of damage
to the desert ecosystem, and difficulties in implementing the
high-power transmission wires needed to carry the power out of the
desert.It appears that the stars are at last aligning for the
project. After receiving $1.2B USD in new funding, the owner of
the project, Terra Gen, just
broke ground for the first time in the project's history.
Construction began in the Tehachapi Pass, 75 miles north of Los
Angeles. The construction will likely stretch through 2020 or
later.Billy Gamboa, a renewable energy analyst with the
California Center for Sustainable Energy, says the installation will
be a game changer for the industry. He states, "It's a
super-mega-project — it'll definitely set a precedent for the rest
of the state and have a pretty large impact on the wind industry in
general."Ryan Wiser, a renewable energy analyst at
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, concurs, stating, "Alta's
an absolutely enormous project in probably the most promising wind
resource area that remains in the state,. It's the single
biggest investment in California wind project assets in decades and
is likely the largest the state is ever going to see."The
farm already has some of its necessary distribution deals in place.
Terra Gen has signed a contract with Southern California Edison, to
buy 1.55 GW of power over 25 years from Alta. That will allow
it to power 275,000 homes purely on wind power. That
distribution alone more than doubles the previous record held by a
735 MW Texas farm.The first round of construction will
install 290 turbines across 9,000 acres. That will create
thousands of jobs and increase California's wind power production by
25 percent according to current estimates. Denmark-based
Vestas-American Wind Technology will manufacture the turbines for
this round of construction.In 2015, the next piece of the
megafarm, an 300-turbine 830 MW monster, will come online. That
piece will use new ultra-wide turbines whose blades will be almost as
wide as a football field.Terra Gen purchased the property and
the project rights for $325M USD from Australian Allco Finance Group,
which went bankrupt in 2008. After that Terra Gen had to
overcome concerns from the Federal Aviation Administration that the
turbines could interfere with flights from LA's Mountain Valley
Airport.While the company has finally received the permits it
needs to complete the construction, it still is facing petitions
from environmentalists and landowners.
One petition by the Old West Ranch Property Owners Assn. has over
1,000 signatures. The group's president, Merle Carnes,
complains, "We're not against green energy in any way, but there
just comes a time when you say that this is my community and I don't
want turbines encroaching in full view. There's room somewhere
else."The Mojave
Desert Blog,
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"Energy firms and the federal government should invest in more
research before we rush technology into action that kills thousands
of birds and bats and replicating Rachel Carson's "Silent
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Two separate search teams of 30 volunteers each spent their Thanksgiving morning canvassing Vallecito Reservoir and Forest Lakes areas for a missing 13-year-old boy named Dylan Redwine.
Volunteers knocked on doors, passed out fliers and combed wilderness areas for Dylan, who has been missing since Monday.
They also searched abandoned buildings, barns and other outbuildings. Theyre making a grid of all the places they have checked, eventually extending the search to Ignacio and Bayfield if necessary.
Our main goal is to let the community know we have a missing 13-year-old boy, said Denise Hess, organizer of the search.
Hess said she wanted to squelch rumors that the boy had been found. She disputed reports that Dylan had an argument with his father before he went missing.
Authorities suspect Dylan may have run away, but they werent ruling out the possibility he was abducted, said Dan Bender, a public information officer for La Plata County Sheriffs Office.
Bender said in a release on Thursday that there were no new developments in the case.
A Vallecito resident who knows Dylan reported seeing him walking with another boy about the same age Monday afternoon along County Road 501 in Vallecito, according to the release. Both had backpacks.
Members of La Plata County Search and Rescue searched for Dylan on Monday night and all day Tuesday using ground search teams and dogs.
Two rescue workers said they possibly saw him on separate occasions Tuesday afternoon, but he fled into the forest. Bender said Wednesday one of the sightings turned out to be a jogger; the second may have been the same jogger or Dylan.
Dylan, who lives with his mother in Colorado Springs, arrived at his fathers house Sunday after 6th Judicial District Judge David Dickinson issued a court order granting his father visitation rights during the Thanksgiving holiday, Bender said.
He was last seen at his fathers house by his father about 7:30 a.m. Monday. He was gone when his father returned to the house about 11:30 a.m. after running errands in town, Bender said.
He is described as 5 feet tall, 105 pounds, blond hair and blue eyes. It is not known what clothing he may be wearing. He may have a black backpack with him.
The search area includes the shoreline around Vallecito Reservoir, several small subdivisions, two county roads, steep wooded hillsides and hiking trails. Dylan lived and attended school for years in the Vallecito and Bayfield area and is known by many people, Bender said.
La Plata County Sheriffs Office has been interviewing family members and others who know him.
The boys mother, Eliane, and his older brother came to Durango to help investigators.


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Note: This page is for planning a keysigning party hosted by LUG@UCLA.
A keysigning party is an event for helping people verify each others' PGP keys and strengthening the web of trust.
- take control of your privacy
- meet other interesting members of the privacy-aware community
- learn about cryptography technologies widely used in industry
- eat pizza
LUG@UCLA's keysigning party uses a slightly modified version of the Sassaman-Efficient method.
Event information
- Where: Boelter Hall 4760
- When: TBA
- Generate your PGP keypair if you haven't already:
$ gpg --gen-key
WARNING: make sure you understand the implications of holding a private key, e.g. do not generate it on a computer you don't own and have full control over.
- Sync your public key with the keyservers:
$ gpg --send-keys <your key ID>
WARNING: this is irreversible. Make sure you are prepared to protect your private key and you are using a very strong passphrase.
- Figure out your key fingerprint and RSVP:
$ gpg --fingerprint <your name or key ID>
- Go to RSVP page: https://linux.ucla.edu/keysigning/
II. Preparation
- 24 hours before the party, we will make available the final keylist and keylist checksum which you should download:
$ wget https://linux.ucla.edu/keysigning/keylists/keylist.txt $ wget https://linux.ucla.edu/keysigning/keyrings/keylist.txt.sha1
- Make sure your key fingerprint is on the list next to your name.
- Locally verify the checksum:
$ sha1sum --check keylist.txt.sha1
- Append the checksum to the bottom of keylist.txt:
$ cat keylist.txt.sha1 >>keylist.txt
- Print keylist.txt and keep safe.
III. The Party
- Bring the following:
- printed copy of keylist.txt
- One or more forms of ID (e.g. drivers license + Bruin card)
- make sure the keylist.txt checksum at the bottom of your printout matches the checksum projected onto the wall.
- We iterate through the list of keys, and each participant will make a statement that their fingerprint is correct. Put a check next to each person that has stated that their fingerprint is correct.
- We break formation. Go to each person on your list and verify their identity, adding a second check next to their name. This indicates that you really believe they own the key corresponding to the fingerprint listed next to their name.
- Keep your keylist printout safe.
- Don't forget to eat pizza!
IV. After the Party
- Retrieve your annotated keylist printout.
- For every person on the list with two check marks, import that person's key into your local keyring:
$ gpg --search-keys <their key ID>
Q: How do I install GnuPG (gpg)?
A: Most open source operating systems will include GnuPG by default. If GnuPG is not installed, and isn't provided by your operating system vendor, you should seriously consider switching to a better operating system. Come to LUG during Tutoring hours or attend our next Installfest.
Q: Can't I just generate my PGP keypair on SEASNet lnxsrv?
A: NO! You must protect your private key. Generate it on your personal computer running an open source operating system. VMs don't count.
- http://www.keysigning.org/methods/sassaman-efficient
- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zimmermann%E2%80%93Sassaman_key-signing_protocol
- http://cryptnet.net/fdp/crypto/keysigning_party/en/keysigning_party.html
- http://www.gnupg.org/gph/en/manual.html
- move mailing list off google so non-gmail users can subscribe
- implement ssl on the web server
- write a simple RSVP web application


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In an overwhelming landslide victory, the People's Choice faithful have loudly and proudly chosen the television twosome they feel best deserve the moniker "Most Romantic Television Couple of All-Time." And the winner is…
Klaus and Caroline from The Vampire Diaries!
Romantic television luminaries like Veronica and Logan, Ross and Rachel and, of course, the iconic Cliff and Clair Huxtable were all left in the wake of Klaus and Caroline's award winning passion. While those couples proved to be worthy adversaries, they were simply no match for The Vampire Diaries duo. What makes this win even more impressive? The characters aren't even on the same show anymore (Klaus is on The Originals, while Caroline is still on The Vampire Diaries. Luckily for fans though, they've still managed to have a dalliance or two thanks to special crossover episodes.)
In lieu of an acceptance speech, we present a classic Klaus and Caroline quote from The Vampire Diaries:
""He's your first love. I intend to be your last. However long it takes…""
How do you feel about the results? Do you agree with that Klaus and Caroline's relationship is the most romantic of all-time?
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customer named Manoj Gupta took his iPhone to the local Apple Genius
Bar when he became frustrated with its tendency to frequently drop
his calls. The Genius Bar gave Mr. Gupta some good news -- his
iPhone was perfectly fine and working and needed no repairs.
bad news? The phone dropped over 22 percent of the calls it
made in the test routine. But the Genius Bar printout reassured
Mr. Gupta that 22 percent call drop rates were actually quite good --
and that most of AT&T's iPhone customers have 30 percent or more
of their calls drop.
Granted, Apple may be getting more than
the fair share of its criticism for this egregious claim, but its
lack of concern and its customers plight and its decision to partner
with AT&T, whose network is obviously not up to snuff, are an
invitation to such critique. As for AT&T, it seems hard to
believe that it will be able to retain many customers in areas where
its dropping 30 percent of their calls. While call drop rates
are traditionally higher in New York City, they're seldom that
AT&T is offering a solution to their customers --
their own 3G hotspot for $150. AT&T will soon be
rolling out its MicroCell, a femtocell device that will offer a
bubble of 3G coverage. It is unclear, though, whether customers will be required to subscribe to one of AT&T's unlimited calling bundles ($20/month) to use the device.
AT&T and Apple are confident that their
customers will stick with them -- even if they drop 30 percent of
their calls in some areas. And AT&T feels that it is giving
customers plenty of options, allowing them to subscribe to an extra
service to help fix the shortcomings of its network.


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This dataset is maintained and distributed by the National Archive of Criminal Justice Data (NACJD), the criminal justice archive within ICPSR. NACJD is primarily sponsored by three agencies within the U.S. Department of Justice: the Bureau of Justice Statistics, the National Institute of Justice, and the Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention.
Evaluation of the Bureau of Justice Assistance Mental Health Court Initiative at Seven Sites in the United States, 2003-2004 (ICPSR 4114)
Principal Investigator(s): Steadman, Henry J., Policy Research Associates, Inc.
This study evaluated seven mental health courts that were partially funded by the Bureau of Justice Assistance. Data were collected on 285 formal referrals to the seven courts between November 1, 2003, and January 31, 2004. For every referral, court staff completed a one-page questionnaire that covered (1) identification of the referring agent, (2) characteristics of the referred person, including age, gender, race, criminal charges, and type of mental disorder, and (3) the disposition decision.
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Study Description
Steadman, Henry J. Evaluation of the Bureau of Justice Assistance Mental Health Court Initiative at Seven Sites in the United States, 2003-2004. ICPSR04114-v1. Ann Arbor, MI: Inter-university Consortium for Political and Social Research [distributor], 2005. https://doi.org/10.3886/ICPSR04114.v1
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Subject Terms: courts, mental disorders, mental health
Smallest Geographic Unit: None.
Geographic Coverage: California, Idaho, Nevada, New York (state), North Carolina, Pennsylvania, United States
- 2003-11-01--2004-01-23
- 2003-11--2004-03
Unit of Observation: Individuals.
Universe: Individuals formally referred to the seven mental health courts covered by this study between November 1, 2003, and January 31, 2004.
Study Purpose: This study evaluated seven mental health courts that were partially funded by the Bureau of Justice Assistance. They were located in Santa Clara County, California, Orange County, North Carolina, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, Washoe County, Nevada, Brooklyn, New York, Bonneville County, Idaho, and Orange County, California. Research questions concerned (1) how cases were referred, processed, and disposed of by the courts and (2) whether there were factors that distinguished cases accepted by the court from cases referred to the court but not accepted. The researchers were also interested in whether mental health courts, like the majority of other jail diversion programs, would have older, white women disproportionately represented in comparison to their numbers in the criminal justice system as a whole.
Study Design: Data were collected on 285 people who were formally referred to the seven courts between November 1, 2003, and January 31, 2004. A formal referral was defined slightly differently for each court, but, in general, it was a person who passed through that court's pre-determined referral process. Court staff completed a one-page questionnaire for every formal referral during the study period. The questionnaire had three parts: (1) identification of the referring agent, (2) characteristics of the referred person, and (3) the disposition decision. The questionnaires were received back from the courts between November 2003 and March 2004.
Sample: In 2002 the Bureau of Justice Assistance began funding 23 mental health courts in the United States. This study covered the seven that were operational at the time the study began.
Data were gathered through questionnaires filled out by staff at the seven mental health courts.
Description of Variables: Variables include referral date, referring agent, age, gender, race, most serious criminal charge, type of crime, number of current misdemeanors and felonies, whether the person had a major mental disorder, type of disorder, primary Axis I diagnosis, whether the person had substance abuse problems, date of referral disposition, referral disposition outcome, if accepted, whether the person enrolled, reason if not accepted, and several derived variables.
Response Rates: Completed surveys were received from all seven sites involved in the study.
Original ICPSR Release: 2005-03-15
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CUNA Mutual Hires Paul Chong to Lead Retirement Plan Services
Paul Chong has been hired as senior vice president of retirement plan services for CUNA Mutual Group.
In his new role, he will be responsible for leading the development of CUNA Mutual Retirement Plan Services business in both the credit union and small business markets, the Madison, Wis., company said.
Chong will also oversee the company's teams in Madison and at CPI Qualified Plan Consultants in Great Bend, Kan.
Chong succeeds Kevin Thompson, who has returned to CUNA Mutual Group's Legal Division as vice president-associate general counsel, the company said.
Prior to joining CUNA Mutual, Chong served as executive director, head of institutional consulting and 401(k) at UBS, where he was directly responsible for UBS Wealth Management's $100-plus billion Institutional Consulting and Corporate Retirement business.
In addition, Chong served as executive vice president for business development at Prudential Retirement and president, Corporate Market Groups for CitiStreet. He also spent time as an entrepreneur and owned businesses in Florida, CUNA Mutual said.
"Paul brings more than 18 years of senior leadership experience in many segments of the retirement industry, with core expertise in sales and relationship management," said Robert Trunzo, president, CUNA Mutual Group Insurance & Financial Services. "He has a proven track record of creating and executing successful growth strategies at leading financial institutions, and we are glad to have him on board."
Chong said, "I'm eager to extend CUNA Mutual Group's unique heritage and focus of serving customers in the retirement marketplace. Outcome-based programs and services for the rank and file are in the DNA of the company, and I look forward to significantly expanding the number of plans and participants we serve."


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James Johnson is taking the Raps to the promised land! ha, not quite but good start nonetheless. No one can deny his size and physicality - I like it. Still wish we had the first round pick and him! 5 rebs, 3 blks, 6 FTA made 5, highlight dunk.
Bargnani and DD had 48 points between them. More impressive is the 8 assits between them - 4 each. More impressive again, 18/19 FT between them.
Amir was active as usual. Efficient game - 8 for 8, 3 blocks, 2 steals!
Jose played very well. Smart shots, 17dimes, 3 stls. Rose manhandled him late though getting to the rim at will. The only consolation for Jose is he does that to most PG's in the league.
I have to give Weems credit. Pretty good game offensively and played good possession vs. Rose at the end - still a bench player.
Why did Davis only play 12 minutes? 5 rebs, 1 stl, 1 blk, 3 for 4.... oh, 5 fouls, nevermind.
Bayless probably played his worst game as a Raptor, IMO. Enough said on him. Hopefully he bounces back.
The biggest shock of the night: Andrea played both sides of the ball! He held his own on D. I think I actually saw him hedging on screens. Is this a one-night only show or is it to be continued?


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Baseball Musings From a Weekend Away
After working way too many hours the last few weeks and finding out that the Amgen Tour of California was due to race right down our street, my husband and I fled both crowds and responsibility for the weekend up the coast to the Paso Robles Wine Festival. Originally I was going to be a good girl and skip this one, but who am I to argue with what was clearly fate…or at least the whim of Amgen tour schedulers? Regardless, I spent the weekend roaming wine country and Saturday evening under the stars on the patio of one of my favorite wineries, drinking great wine, enjoying street style tacos and chatting it up with the locals…and joining the band and several other guests in a silly mood in a rousing rendition of Stairway to Heaven in "honor" of the Rapture that wasn't, but that's another story.
We always enjoy great conversations at these events. Wine people, not unlike baseball people, really run the gamut in terms of professions, life experiences, ages, backgrounds and outside interests. When you get a lot of us in a relaxed environment, enjoying that libation for which we all share an affinity, the conversation begins to flow as freely as the wine from the bottles and combines the diverse characteristics of all present, much like the rich Rhone blends for which this region is becoming famous.
So, while I missed watching Saturday's blown lead and all of Sundays heroics, I did observe and enjoy the following:
No matter how subtle you think you being when you check the score on your phone a few times over the course of the evening – even if you keep your expression neutral through a Herculean effort when your starter starts blowing his lead – someone is going to notice. Furthermore, that someone will then more than likely ask the score of his or her own game, thus providing the beginnings of a nice conversation. So, really, checking the score is not anti-social behavior…really, really.
When baseball fans get to talking about our favorite thing, our faces light up in a beautiful smile. We just can't help it. Like the Professor from Cal Poly SLO who grew up in L.A. as he reminisced about Sandy Koufax and Don Drysdale and times when L.A. baseball was a brand new idea. Or his wife, telling us about her nephew is a hot stuff potential draft pick out if UCSB. Or the Coast Union baseball players apparently freshly returned from kicking some serious butt down in Los Angeles…and many more. All fantastic stories to hear.
An Angels fan in Giants country gets less hisses these days, go figure. 😉 2002 is apparently no longer Too soon! Too soon!
It is a small, small world after all. I was chatting with the Winemaker at Bodega De Edgar, the gentleman who makes the Spanish varietals I've waxed poetic on this blog about before, and a couple of other guests and the subject of baseball came up – and I didn't bring it up, ha! They asked if Seth and I were Dodger fans. No, we're Angel fans and then the vintner narrowly avoided a cartoon character worthy spit take. Do you by any chance have a blog? Why yes I do. Okay, because I have been trying to figure out who this lady could be that blogs about the Angels and my wine for a few weeks now. How funny and random is that? I could not stop laughing. And, ha, I mentioned the name of the winery again so, Edgar, now I'll come up on your next Google search too. 😉
If you are a younger sibling, you will never escape being called by your older brother or sister's name, especially if your parents follow the tradition of giving everyone a name with the same first initial, like my parents did. Not even if you grow up to make millions of dollars. Not even if you are a Major League Baseball player. As we head into this evening's match-up with the A's, the number of national media folks I have heard call Jered Weaver Jeff makes me crack up. Seriously, on MLB tonight, on ESPN, it's crazy. It does make me wonder though, does Mom Weaver ever do the "Jeff?! Jered?! Oh you know who I'm talking to!" thing?


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This decision comes after a discussion in Attorney General
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MySpace.com told the group about the Web site's initiative seeking federal
legislation that would require convicted sex offenders to register all of their
email addresses in a national sex offender database. The group instantly
supported the idea but added the additional requirement of instant messaging
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McDonnell noted, "We require all sex offenders to register their physical and
mailing addresses in Virginia, but in the 21st century it is just as critical
that they register any email addresses or IM screen names. This has become
readily apparent during the meetings of our Youth Internet Safety Task Force,
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this proactive solution, and Virginia will take the lead in being the first to
propose the measure on a state level. I hope other social networking sites will
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Like all county commissioners in the state, Suckla is a member of Colorado Counties, Inc. The organization meets in Denver monthly during the legislative session and votes on bills coming before the State Assembly.
"It's a truly democratic organization," Suckla said. "One county gets one vote, no matter how big your population."
Based on the vote tally, a Colorado Counties lobbyist then attempts to sway state legislators on the upcoming bills.
Colorado Counties has eight "steering committees" that deal with specific issues like finance, agriculture and tourism.
But perhaps the most high-profile is the public lands steering committee, given the extent of public lands in Colorado. Between the U.S. Forest Service, Bureau of Land Management, National Park Service and state holdings, more than one third of total acreage is publicly owned. Suckla tried for the vice chair position in January, which he admitted was an ambitious move for a freshman commissioner. He lost out to Rachel Richards of Pitkin County but was still voted on as a committee member.
Besides Pitkin and Montezuma, other counties represented are Garfield, Ouray, Clear Creek, Rio Grande, Conejos and Eagle.
Colorado is sending about 65 commissioners to the Washington, D.C. conference, which runs March 2-6. Most pay their own way, said Andy Karsian, Colorado Counties legislative coordinator. But because of the national purview of public lands, the public lands steering committee's eight members get special treatment: they all attend the NACo conference each year, and Colorado Counties picks up their travel expenses with dues paid for by the individual counties.
While in Washington, Suckla will meet with Colorado Sens. Michael Bennet and Mark Udall, and Rep. Scott Tipton, and network with public lands committees from other Western states.
Suckla says he'll speak out strongly against travel management plans inside the San Juan National Forest. He believes the Forest Service is taking too making liberties closing roads and shutting off trail access.
Another topic sure to surface, Karsian said, is reimbursement doled out by the Interior Department to local governments to make up for non-taxable public lands - known as payment in lieu of taxes, or PILT.
Oil and gas drilling, wildlife habitat health and fire mitigation are also on the radar.
For his part, Suckla is relishing the chance to bring attention to an area that rarely gets much publicity.
"I think this will be a great opportunity to put Montezuma County on the map," he said.
Featured speakers at this year's NACo conference include Attorney General Eric Holder, Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack, House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, Missouri Sen. Roy Blunt and Washington Post editor Bob Woodward.


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Just *JAWesome*
40 comments:
- AnonymousAugust 10, 2009 at 4:21 AM
My lips could be occupied for hours upon hours upon hours....*sigh*ReplyDelete
Oh, this is good eye-candy. Thank you TCA for the Rob overdose. We can't get enough!!!ReplyDelete
- mrsfrouAugust 10, 2009 at 4:31 AM
JAWsome indeed...le sigh...ReplyDelete
- AnonymousAugust 10, 2009 at 4:48 AM
rob is just sooooo awesomely hoootttt !!!!ReplyDelete
wow....... just wow.........ReplyDelete
This right here...the epitome of jaw porn!!!ReplyDelete
haha totallyReplyDelete
This is my new favorite picture of him.ReplyDelete
I just want to thank you Rob for being you and making my pregnant butt feel a lil less sick tonight!!!ReplyDelete
And Kstew you win my awards for most improved... You put on a dress and put up the mullet!! Hurray for you!!! Ive got nothing but Twilove for you!
- AnonymousAugust 10, 2009 at 5:32 AM
i think i stopped breathing for a second.......he is just yummy!ReplyDelete
that's just smexy!I can help Rob ... how to move his lips with mine together.Hehe!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousAugust 10, 2009 at 6:47 AM
Jesus, Mary and Joseph! Is this man for real?ReplyDelete
- AnonymousAugust 10, 2009 at 6:50 AM
Damn... several hours later... and I still wanna do real bad things to Rob. *sighs*ReplyDelete
- AnonymousAugust 10, 2009 at 8:37 AM
OH. MY. GOD!ReplyDelete
I am sooo completly utterly in love with Rob, he only has to say the word and I`m on the next plane to wherever he is. :D xxxxReplyDelete
O MY GODReplyDelete
this is just-just-just*faints*
simply DAZZLING
Oh. My. ... !!!!ReplyDelete
- Danish Twi-loverAugust 10, 2009 at 3:01 PM
Why hello there....;-) I must say this pic is quite interesting :-DReplyDelete
Rob, I WANT YOUR BABIES !!!!! pleeeeaase ?!?!?!ReplyDelete
Holy mother! *thud*ReplyDelete
- AnonymousAugust 10, 2009 at 4:42 PM
WOW, *thud* ....I have no wordsReplyDelete
Hello Salty Goodness :0)ReplyDelete
- AnonymousAugust 10, 2009 at 5:08 PM
- AnonymousAugust 10, 2009 at 5:09 PM
...is it even possible for this man to EVER take a bad picture???.....ReplyDelete
- twilightislifeAugust 10, 2009 at 5:22 PM
*remember to breathe* *remember to breathe*ReplyDelete
SERIOUSLY!!!!! there is nothing i can say to this picture there are just, no words!
- AnonymousAugust 10, 2009 at 5:45 PM
ewwwwwwwwwwwy he's ugly!!!!!!!!ReplyDelete
hotter than hot!
Can you spell sex on legs ??ReplyDelete
I can...
It`s spelt..
licking my lips:))ReplyDelete
@MOL - Best line EVER! I use it frequently myself!ReplyDelete
All I can say is, boy's so fine I'd drink his bath water!
- twilightislifeAugust 10, 2009 at 6:55 PM
no matter how many times i look at this picture it still makes me hyperventilate...ReplyDelete
i know i already said it but... WOW!
He is cute I cannot lie... HOWEVER.. in this pic I think he is sucking his cheeks in a tad.. think he has been practising infront of the mirror!ReplyDelete
LOL! He is just tooo handsome!
There are no words....ReplyDelete
Uff...that's...breathtaking! My goddd! I can't believe he's human! Sooo sexyyyyyyy!ReplyDelete
We`re all on here drooling over THE MOST drool worthy person on the planet, but does anyone know what sort of ladies Rob (drooling at the thought of him) actually likes ?? :o)ReplyDelete
- AnonymousAugust 11, 2009 at 10:59 PM
Classic Rob pic, love it TCA!ReplyDelete


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If the team was a perennial contender, MSLE could change the team name to the Pylons and have them wear pink, yellow, orange and green jerseys. All I care about (and what everyone else should care about) is winning. When we start doing a lot of that then we can discuss changing the name and the colours. But for now, why waste time and money on changing some that has NO EFFECT on the performance on the court?
Twitter - @thekid_it
Huskies is as bad a name as the bobcats...really wish people would drop the idea that the raptors are giving up years of branding...
(huskies....its just a horrible name)
Trade ill maggot and change the name. Huskies is fine. Anything is better than raptors. Need a name you cant turn into something else related to poo. Like Craptors.
Screw that, Raptors is a badass name. It's a vicious animal that hunts in packs. It's a hell of a lot better name than majority of the league.
TORONTO: Raptors is a fine name. Just change the interpretation from "dinosaur" to "bird of prey" and get a blue, grey and yellow color scheme (sky, clouds/wings, and beak).
VANCOUVER: The next NBA team in Vancouver definitely has to be called the "tree-huggers". Green tops and brown, wood grain shorts. Granola and kale burgers sold at the games.
I used to have a Starter t-shirt (whatever happened to that brand???) that read "The Power to Devour". Let's bring that slogan back to the Raptors. It's certainly better than "the bounce is back".
huskies might sound generic but still better than the raptors name which just sounds really out of date given the context it was taken from.
oh well, at least its not as bad as team names like the mighty ducks. still can't believe they actually used it for real.
Huskies is a perfect name for a bunch of white pale college kids in cardigans.
I would be impressed if the name was changed to "Huskies" and "Don't Eat The Yellow Snow" was the official song.
I'd also be curious how many players ever heard of Zappa.
NOH changed from Hornets to a regional name that had some local meaning. I mean, how many Huskies do you see in the GTA on a regular basis? This isn't exactly Tuktoyuktuk. If we're going with a local TO animal, then it has to be either Toronto Squirrels or Racoons.
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Finally found a real proof to Danzo's corruption. And this proof can't be argued with or be manipulated. Him and his Root.. were corrupt like hell, back in the days.
Are you kidding me..... this guy is such a bloody low-life. I like how people say hes the most realistic character in the manga.. then i suppose Iruka is unrealistic? lmao. This guy represents what we call "corrupt politicians". Like "Mr. Creedy" from V for Vendetta.
Really...... and also this:
HiddenSound.. i wanna see how you explain this about Danzo >_>.. your so called Hero.


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- Take 1: Paul Stull, senior vice president of strategy and brand at the $1.4 billion Arizona State Credit Union kicked off this series.
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