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PDF: NPWW WA Chapter 2007 - Clark County
The City of Carrollton celebrated National Public Works Week with a multi-week series of events hosted by the Public Works Department.
On May 15th at the City Council Meeting, the Mayor Pro Tem presented a Proclamation promoting the 2007 theme, "Public Works: Moving Life Forward."
During this same session, the Department announced the winners of the poster contest and presented awards to three 3rd grade students supported by their teachers and parents.
Wednesday, May 23 (11:00 - 3:00) - The Department hosted an open house and equipment rodeo at Standridge Stadium coordinated with the Carrollton-Farmers Branch Independent School District. There were seven competitive events as well as multiple information booths from Public Works and other City Departments ranging from water conservation, environmental services, fire prevention and parks and recreation.
Thursday, May 24 (11:00 - 3:00) - The Department hosted an Employee Appreciation; a picnic at McInish Park followed by various athletic events for fun and recreation including soccer, softball, horseshoes and others.
We held our first open house in 2006, and invited elected officials, the general public, and school children. We had over 100 people in attendance. We provided tours of the Household Chemical Waste Collection facility, Fleet Management, and Transportation. We had several displays including posters showing various projects, a work zone safety display, demonstrations of how we make road signs, and a hands-on demonstration of an Enviroscape model that demonstrates sources of water pollution. We had several different types of equipment set up in the parking lot where visitors could climb aboard, and ask drivers what the equipment is used for.
We provided a "covered wagon" ride around the transportation yard where visitors learned about recycled road materials, saw the salt/sand building, and had a first-hand view of many of the things public works professionals are responsible for. We also had GIS displays, and two of our CAD technicians provided live demonstrations of the work they do. We had activity books for the children, and gave out goodie bags with pencils and rulers made from recyclable materials, brochures, and county maps. Every visitor was given a safety vest to wear, just like the vests we give our Adopt-A-Road volunteers. It was a great first Public Works Day, and we're looking forward to our open house this May.
Glendale Mayor Elaine Scruggs, on behalf of City Council, presented the 2007 National Public Works Week proclamation to Deputy City Manager Ken Reedy during the May 8, 2007 Council Meeting. Ken Reedy manages the Public Works Group in Glendale and proudly accepted the proclamation on behalf of the more than 450 Public Works employees. The Public Works Group is comprised of the Environmental Resources, Field Operations, and Utilities Departments.
Mr Reedy took a moment to thank all of the former Public Works employees on "whose shoulders we stand in Public Works." Mr Reedy then thanked all of the current Public Works employees for the wonderful job they do every day.
A video of the proclamation reading ceremony can be viewed at:
Video of proclamation
In addition to the proclamation, Glendale residents were made aware of National Public Works Week during a television program produced by Glendale 11, the city's local government access station. The show featured a story on the city's Right-of-Way (ROW) staff hard at work in the community trimming trees in preparation for the summer growth season. The ROW department is responsible for maintaining 20 million square feet of developed and undeveloped right-of-way in the city, which includes over 13,000 trees that get trimmed twice a year.
The story was specifically designed to promote National Public Works Week throughout the Glendale community, and did so by drawing a clear connection between the nationally celebrated event and services provided by the Public Works Group.
- Winners Announced during National Public Works Week - Thematic Design-A-Sign Contest for "Recycling is Fun."
The third annual Design-A-Sign contest nets four lucky winners out of 53 hopeful applicants. Top honors were recently awarded at the May 22, 2007 Glendale City Council meeting during National Public Works Week. The city's Sanitation Division sponsored the contest for children between the ages of six and nine. The four talented winners each received recognition and a plaque, and their artwork will be displayed on the side of a City of Glendale Recycling truck for the duration of one year. All children who entered the contest received a certificate of recognition.
Yet another successful Open House for the City of Keizer
Public Works Department in kicking off National Public Works Week on
Monday by hosting thier annual open house at their City Public Works
Shop with the theme of "Focused on our Community 24/7". What a
beautiful day with record high temps in the Northwest so we opened up
a fire hydrant demo to let the children play in the water!
The event took place in conjunction with the Fire Districts National
EMS Week at their fire station which is located adjacent to the Public
Works Shop. The turnout was amazing with well over 600 visitors
including children from all age groups. The Open House was targeted at
the whole community for some public outreaching on educational topics
and awareness of our infrastructure and how it works.
We hosted a no cost raffle with tons of donated prizes from local
merchants, an educational water booth, Parks and Recreation booth,
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PDF: NPWW WA Chapter 2007 - Kitsap County
On May 23, 2007, the City of Loveland's Public Works department hosted our 4th Annual Public Works Day celebration. We invited all elementary school children from Loveland and transported them in for our celebration. Approximately 2,000 children and adults attended. Our festivities included informational booths for each of our 12 divisions; an equipment/truck show; lunch; snacks (cotton candy, popcorn and snow cones); music, inflatable maze, dunk tank and balloon artists. Our Traffic and Project Engineering divisions taught the children about round-abouts and how to safely maneuver through them. Our Stormwater group exposed the children to the 100 year flood shower experience and taught about the importance of keeping our stormdrains clean. Our Stormwater mascot H2O Jo made an appearance. Solid Waste employees and Fillip A. Can (recycling mascot) taught the kids about recycling opportunities. Remote controlled airplanes were on site - as was a full size helicpoter; all part of our Airport's educational booth. Our Transit division gave tours through a city bus and handed out tickets for a free ride. We created activity books and handed them out to each child. A local printer also donated 5,000 custom trading cards for each of our 12 divisions. Overall the event was a huge success; and our group looks forward to this every year!
In addition to all of this we also sponsor a coloring contest for grades K-2, a drawing contest for grades 3-5, a banner contest for Middle Schools and a Photography contest for High School students. These are always a huge hit with the kids. Winners from Elementary Schools received insulated lunch bags containing a water bottle, pen and stickers. Banners painted by the local Middle School students are hung throughout the city during Public Works Week; the winning classroom received $100 to be used for a pizza party. The winning High School student received $1000 for the purchase of new photography equipment.
As a thank you to the employees, we also hosted an Employee (family) BBQ at one of our area lakes. In addition to the food, employees took their boats out on the lake and gave rides to fellow employees. Children got wet playing with water guns and squish balls.
To help offset the expenses, vendors help sponsor the event. Half of all money collected was donated to our local foodbank.
Attendence: 2000
1) We will be proclaming a day for Public Works in Miami-Dade & Broward Counties (proclamation in progress).
2) We will be visiting different schools from Elementary to Sr. making physical demostrations of some of the tasks conducted by the different subdivisions of Public Works within their communities.
3) During this week the South Florida Branch of APWA will make announcements of the Schlarship and Project Awards in the Branch.
The City of Newton celebrated Public Works Week this year with assemblies at two local elementary schools. Third-graders learned about Public Works in the community and got a chance to see the City vehicles and equipment up-close. Public Works staff explained their jobs and how they use the equipment and then gave the kids a chance to try it out. The kids especially liked climbing into the different trucks and honking the horns. We also let the kids sign their names on a snow plow, which was a big hit.
The supervising principal said the program was a positive experience. "The third-graders really enjoyed it," he said. "And the city staff was great. They were patient with the kids, they smiled a lot, used words on the level they could understand, etc. . Let's do it again next year!"
Later in the week, we had a barbecue luncheon to honor all our Public Works employees and say thank you for all they do in our community.
The City of Sedona participated in its fifth annual Public Works Week celebration during the week of May 20 through 28. Mayor Colquitt issued a proclamation. The Red Rock News carried an article announcing the week. A display was placed at the Sedona Public Library. On May 22 as Public Works Fair was held in the City Hall Courtyard. Besides the various divisions of the Public Works Department, Arizona Department of Transportation, Arizona Water Company, Verde Valley Cyclists, Sedona Recycles, and Verde Valley Pest Control participated in the fair.
The Town of Shrewsbury celebrated it's 6th Annual Kid's Equipment Day and Open House on Saturday, May 19th, 2007.
The event was sponsored by the staff from Parks, Highway, and Water & Sewer Departments.
The town puts on display various trucks, mowing equipment, water conservation displays, and gives kid's truck rides.
Plastic kid's hard hats were handed out to the first 300 kids.
URL: http://www.shrewsbury-ma.gov/parkrec/index.asp


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Thanks Issac.
He put me on his ignore list so he obviously doesn't want read what I have to say. I didn't personally attack him, I just had a different opinion than him so that's why he blocked me...Silly. I don't know where the elitist mindset for some people typing online in a forum about a sport comes from, "this guy doesn't agree with me *Blocked," forgetting about accepting that not everyone is going to take your side or agree with all your statements. Grow Up its not that serious.
You made a mention earlier of your age, as if being 16 is an excuse for talking out your ass and then not backing it up. There are other teenagers posting here whose opinions are presented without the dismissive tone that you often take, and with actual accurate analysis behind those opinions.
This isn't about a difference of opinions. I don't put anyone on Block, but I do ignore a lot of posts on this site. If you like having your opinion ignored, you're definitely taking the right approach.
Definition of Statistics: The science of producing unreliable facts from reliable figures.
get back on topic people, otherwise I may be forced to use the shit out of these ultra rad mod powers I've been endowed with.
This is not about differences of opinion. I am more than happy to disagree with a lot of people - once in a while a person shows me the errors of my ways. Jimmie you are a very good example - we disagree all the time it seems (lol) but at least you back up what you say with reasons supporting your opinions and I hope you would agree I do the same.
I do apologize to everyone, including Rapstor4Life. I should have sent that post as a private message to SoftEuro.
Didn't mean to cause such a raucus. My apologies rapstor.
I apologize everyone! seriously do I get ahead of myself and yes I will do a better job of referencing in the future when I post. rather than listening to word of mouth. Apologies again Rap Republic.
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I like how this thread got turned around. Kudos to everyone.
Speaking of ages, do any of the mods want to throw their ages out there? Inquiring minds want to know.
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Well first of all let me just say DAAAMMNN.....I was just starting to like Juha Bach as the main villain and then he got cut down all of a sudden.
My theory is that there is obviously someone else pulling all the strings and was just using the quincy as a distraction. Because Yamamoto's bankai couldn't be sealed unless it was revealed, Juha Bach and the war on Soul Society was a means for Yamamoto to reveal his bankai so that it could be sealed later on, and Juha Bach was just a sacrifice.
Whoever is behind this could have also influenced Aizen. There was never an explanation on how Aizen found out about the Soul King and the power of the Hogyoku. He even did this before becoming captain, so it is to assume that someone must have guided him and also used him as a way to reveal most of the other captains Bankai.
So perhaps quincy are not the only organization leading the conflict, but maybe a whole group of races(arrancar, ex-shinigami, substitutes, hollows, quincy, etc)
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MRI on Putz's forearm reveals no damage
By Jim Hoehn / Special to MLB.com
MILWAUKEE -- An MRI on reliever J.J. Putz's right forearm revealed no damage in addition to the tightness that landed the reliever on the 15-day disabled list.
"His MRI looks good," D-backs manager Kirk Gibson said Wednesday. "I think the shutdown is seven to 10 days, and then he'll start a throwing program. Just try and strengthen it up. Just a mild irritation."
Putz, 1-0 with a 5.40 ERA, was placed on the disabled list Tuesday, retroactive to Sunday.
Gibson said he thought an estimated timetable of three to four weeks for Putz's return was reasonable.
"We kind of went through this last year with him," Gibson said. "Try and get it strong, and then you start going into a throwing program and try and get his arm strength up. Maybe that's a good timetable. You never know when you start back up if you have any setbacks.
"What happens, you get irritation, you get inflammation in there, you usually get fluid in there, then it's hard to get it calmed down. When you calm it down, then you start it back up and you hope it doesn't flare back up."
Hill sits in finale despite success vs. Brewers
MILWAUKEE -- Aaron Hill, who delivered the game-winning two-run homer in Tuesday night's 7-5 comeback victory over the Brewers, was held out of the starting lineup on Wednesday, despite hitting .432 against Milwaukee since 2005.
"This was planned," D-backs manager Kirk Gibson said prior to Wednesday's game. "I gave [Martin] Prado a day off last week. I told Hill he was going to get a day off this week. We kind of talked three, four days ago, and asked him where he thought in his mind it would be, and we kind of decided today.
"I told Prado last week, 'I don't care if you get five hits, you're going to be off tomorrow.' He got three hits that day. And I told Hill the same thing. He had a pretty good game yesterday, so maybe I should start telling them that more often."
Gibson said he was aware of Hill's track record against the Brewers, but he wanted to take advantage of Thursday's off-day, if possible.
"I'm aware of that, but at the same time, you want to just be proactive," Gibson said. "He's getting older. I was just talking to [head trainer] Ken [Crenshaw], and you want to plan out.
"If you give him today off and if we get by and win the game without him getting in there, and he gets tomorrow off, now you've given him two days and you've accomplished [something], as far as looking at a longevity factor."
Anderson could get first career start Sunday
MILWAUKEE -- Chase Anderson, called up earlier this week from Double-A Mobile, could get his first Major League start on Sunday against the White Sox.
"I'm leaning towards him starting on Sunday," D-backs manager Kirk Gibson said before Wednesday's game.
Anderson, named the organization's Pitcher of the Month for April, had not allowed a run in 20 consecutive innings covering his last three starts prior to being called up to the Majors for the first time.
The right-hander was 4-2 with a 0.69 ERA in 39 innings with Mobile. Gibson said that right-hander Trevor Cahill, who was moved to the bullpen in mid-April after four starts, would remain a reliever.
Cahill, 8-10 with a 3.99 ERA last season in 26 games, including 25 starts, is 1-5 this season with a 6.59 ERA, but he has not allowed a run in five of his last six appearances.
"We're going to leave him in the bullpen right now, that's what we talked about," Gibson said. "He had one hiccup. He's throwing the ball better and then get got sick. Then he threw OK in his first game here. We'd like to see him repeat that, be consistent with it. That's what we need. I haven't really talked to him in a while about it, but I think he's kind of enjoyed the switch. It's different for him and he's responded well to it."
Jim Hoehn is a contributor to MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Being poly in America February 2012–how did the world treat nonmonogamy this Valentine's Day?
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4:20 Topic: Being poly in February 2012 for Valentine's Day
Poly in the media and how love and relationships are being viewed for this year's Valentine's Day.
- Snap Judgment did a show called Sugar and Spice; segment 7 is the story of a polygamous sister wife
- New York Times did a great article on open marriage's 15 minutes of fame after Newt Gingrich's mention of it
- To counter a previous, dysfunctional relationship described in a Salon article, Sierra Black shared a personal essay on her simple, quiet poly life
- And just for fun, Stanley Siegel's Psychology Today column is on guys' relationships with their cocks
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- Fred writes in to share that he found his identity as a monoamorist who likes occasional play with others.
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Recap - Sparks Defeat Minnesota 85-84
Los Angeles got 25 points and 11 rebounds from Nneka Ogwumike en route to an 85-84 victory over Minnesota on Thursday at STAPLES Center.
The Sparks won the battle on the scoreboard, but not at the payout window as they failed to cover the 3-point spread. OVER bettors were rewarded when the final score pointed to an OVER play.
Kristi Toliver had 19 points for Los Angeles and Jantel Lavender chipped in with 15 points. Kristi Toliver had 4 assists for the Sparks, while Nneka Ogwumike was the team's top rebounder, grabbing 11 boards.
Minnesota got 23 points from Seimone Augustus in a losing cause and another 17 points from Maya Moore. Lindsay Whalen contributed 4 assists for the Lynx, while Rebekkah Brunson had 11 rebounds.
Los Angeles led at halftime, 35-31.
Los Angeles won the battle of the boards, outrebounding their counterparts 42-35.
Los Angeles looks to continue their winning ways next game with a battle against the Mercury. The Lynx will aim to get back on the winning track vs Chicago.


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Fulham v Newcastle: Key Moments
Written by Newcastle Utd
Newcastle United FC
The key moments from Craven Cottage, where former Darlington goalkeeper David Stockdale frustrated Papiss Cisse and Newcastle
By Dan King - Newcastle United Digital Editor
At Craven Cottage
Fulham 1 (Dejagah 68)
Newcastle United 0
90+3mins: And that's it - Newcastle's dreadful recent run at Craven Cottage continues. Substitute Dejagah's goal was the difference but Fulham will be grateful to goalkeeper Stockdale for two vital saves from Cisse. Click here for the match report.
90+2mins: Krul comes up for a corner and the ball falls to him; his shot strikes the hand of John Heitinga but for the second time today, Webb waves away Newcastle's appeals for a penalty.
90+1mins: Woodrow, who has played well today, sees a shot deflected behind off Fabricio Coloccini which will allow the Cottagers to waste some time by the corner flag.
90mins: There will be three minutes of stoppage time.
89mins: Armstrong picks the ball up from Mapou Yanga-Mbiwa 40 yards from goal, turns and advances but sends his 25 yard shot over the bar. It was positive play from the debutant, though.
87mins: Goalscorer Dejagah, who has only been on the pitch for less than half an hour, is replaced by big defender Dan Burn, who hails from Blyth.
86mins: A big moment for young Adam Armstrong; the 17-year-old is on for his Newcastle debut, in place of Luuk de Jong. He's the Club's top scorer at all levels this season - another today would be handy.
82mins: Sylvain Marveaux is on for Anita while Sascha Riether replaces Holtby. United will look to Marveaux to create something while Fulham will hope Riether can help them to keep it tight in this last few minutes.
77mins: Dummett dinks in a cross from the left which bounces and seems to hit Fernando Amorebieta on the arm, but despite appeals from the travelling fans behind that goal referee Webb is unmoved.
71mins: Cisse's afternoon is now over - Shola Ameobi is on in his place.
68mins - FULHAM GOAL (1-0): Now that Stockdale save looks even more important because Fulham have taken the leads seconds later. Substitute Dejagah hits a fizzing low strike from 22 yards and it whistles underneath the dive of Krul to send the home fans wild.
67mins: Cisse races onto an awful backpass to go one-on-one with Stockdale, but his shot is well parried by the goalkeeper. That was a big chance for the Senegalese striker.
61mins: Here comes the first substitution of the day - Kasami is replaced by Ashkan Dejagah.
57mins: Fulham look hungry now and Woodrow in particular seems up for the fight. His fizzing shot is pushed away by Krul as far as Kacaniklic, whose follow up is blocked by Williamson.
54mins: For the second time in this half, Fulham have a goal ruled out and this one looked far more controversial. Kasami, who had just been denied by a brave block from Dummett, hits one from the edge of the area and his shoot crashes back off the underside of the bar. It looked in but it mustn't have been - that's what goal-line technology is for, after all. Young Woodrow is following in though and takes a touch before rifling home - but Darren Cann's flag is up again.
50mins: De Jong latches onto Gouffran's pass and drives into the box but he drags his shot just the wrong side of Stockdale's near post as he goes in search of his first goal for the Magpies.
47mins: Fulham have the ball in the net after Kamami stabs home from Holtby's free kick, which was headed back across goal, but the flag had already been raised.
46mins: Anita and Sissoko get the second half underway for United, with no changes for either side.
45+1mins: Howard Webb blows for half time and it's not been a great game so far. The Fulham players are applauded off by their supporters near the tunnel as they make their way off but in truth neither side has served up much to shout about. Click here for a half time report.
45mins: There will be one minute of added time. Kieran Richardson, who has spent most of the game on the back foot, gets in a cross from the left which Williamson heads away as far as Holtby, whose effort goes wide despite the best efforts of Kasami to divert it on target.
44mins: Kvist is caught out again as he takes too long to clear his lines after cutting out a cross from Sissoko, and Anita steals in but his seemingly goalbound shot is blocked.
41mins: Gouffran wriggles past Kvist to drive over a decent cross from the right, where Newcastle are getting most of their joy. De Jong rises to meet it but can't guide it on target, although it was a difficult opportunity for the Dutchman as it came to him so quickly.
35mins: What a save from Stockdale to keep it at 0-0. Moussa Sissoko's wicked low cross from the right was missed by De Jong but met perfectly by Papiss Cisse 12 yards from goal and his shot looked destined for the bottom corner. Step forward Stockdale, who flew to his right to divert the ball around the post. He was in the England squad a couple of years ago; saves like that show why.
32mins: Pajtim Kasami charges down Anita's pass in midfield which allows Fulham to break. They work the ball to Holtby on the right-hand angle of the box and his effort is pushed behind by Krul. That was a decent save from the Dutchman, whose stunning double-stop at Hull two weeks ago proved so important in what followed at the KC Stadium. Will the same happen again?
28mins: Coach Carver comes to the edge of his technical area and a chant of "Carver, give us a wave" goes up from the away end. He obliges before sitting back down.
27mins: The ball sits up nicely for Alexander Kacaniklic to hit from 30 yards, and his half-volley swerves wide. It nearly took Krul by surprise but in the end he was able to watch it all the way.
22mins: After a needless foul from William Kvist on Luuk de Jong, Dummett steps up to take charge of the dead ball and his shot from 25 yards dips narrowly off target.
19mins: Cauley Woodrow, Fulham's 19-year-old forward, refuses to give up on what looked to be a lost cause as Mike Williamson attempts to shepherd the ball out for a goal kick. The teenager slides in and wins possession, but Krul is alert to grab the loose ball.
10mins: Another delivery from Holtby causes problems for United; this time the German midfielder's right-wing corner flashes across goal with Krul appearing to scramble the ball behind, but a goal kick is given.
7mins: At the other end, Fulham win a free kick of their own and Lewis Holtby sends in a dangerous delivery which Brede Hangeland, the Fulham skipper, comes within a whisker of nudging past Tim Krul but the big defender just fails to get a touch.
5mins: Vurnon Anita is fouled 30 yards from goal and Paul Dummett floats the resulting free kick towards Yoan Gouffran, who heads back across goal but sees former Darlington goalkeeper David Stockdale collect the ball underneath his crossbar.
1min: The sun is shining on Craven Cottage but Fulham's mood will be gloomy if they slip to another defeat today - they're currently bottom of the league and in serious danger of slipping out of the Barclays Premier League. Newcastle, meanwhile, have won their last two. With Alan Pardew watching the match in a West London hotel, John Carver is on the touchline as the home side take kick-off. United are wearing their denim change kit with the Cottagers in white shirts and socks with black shorts.
Fulham (4-4-1-1): David Stockdale; John Heitinga, Fernando Amorebieta, Brede Hangeland (c), Kieran Richardson; Pajtim Kasami (Ashkan Dejagah 61, Dan Burn 87), Steve Sidwell, William Kvist, Alex Kacaniklic; Lewis Holtby (Sascha Riether 82); Cauley Woodrow
Subs not used: Maarten Stekelenburg, John Arne Riise, Patrick Roberts, Hugo Rodallega
Newcastle United (4-4-1-1): Tim Krul; Mapou Yanga-Mbiwa, Mike Williamson, Fabricio Coloccini (c), Paul Dummett; Moussa Sissoko, Cheick Tiote, Vurnon Anita (Sylvain Marveaux 82), Yoan Gouffran; Luuk de Jong (Adam Armstrong 86); Papiss Cisse (Shola Ameobi 71)
Subs not used: Jak Alnwick, Massadio Haidara, Steven Taylor, Dan Gosling
Referee: Howard Webb (Yorkshire)
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A Guide for the Jewish Woman and Girl [Hardcover]
Much has recently been written for and about the Jewish woman - yet the present volume fills an important gap in this literature.
In response to those who have questioned the place which the Torah assigns to women in the overall scheme of things, booksand articles of an apologetic nature have appeared; they have tried to spell out what to every Torah Jew is obvious: the importance and dignity of the role which Jewish women were assigned and which they have played so conscientiously throughout our history.
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Amare puts some more effort on denfense, he's still a defensive noob, but at least he tries to change it. 4 points, 2 rebounds and 1 assist so far.
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Melo is putting up bad shots and missing open players when he has the ball.
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Now we all see why our offense meant bricking from any place on the court when Toney was starting. He doesn't know how to move the ball, everyone has to fire well contested shots, because of his lack of point guard skills. That second foul of Shumpert was really dumb, he runs our offense and makes it work, you can't grab a guy off the screen, especially when you're aware everyone counts on you.


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10 Gb/s WDM-PON Using Downstream OFDM and Upstream OOK
A WDM-PON architecture based on OFDM modulation is proposed and demonstrated. In this paper, 4-QAM OFDM signal at 10 Gb/s is used for downstream link. By using a SOA and a MZ-IM at the ONU side, the downstream optical signal is re-modulated for upstream OOK data at 2.5 Gb/s. Simulation results indicate that error-free operation can be achieved in a 20 km transmission for both directions. As the cost can be reduced by removing the emission part in the ONU, this WDM-PON architecture based on OFDM modulation may be viewed as an attractive candidate for next-generation PON.
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Kendrick Lamar grabbed the attention of nearly every major figure in the rap game with his rhyme over Big Sean's "Control," in which he declared himself the king of New York and called out a long list of his peers, all of whom he wants to "murder" on the microphone.
Turns out Kendrick's declaration reached outside of the confines of the rap community and onto the radar of Phil Jackson, the king of deadpan humor that gets people talking and tweeting—more than 11,000 people, according to retweets of the message the Hall of Fame coach sent Kendrick's way.
I have to admit, Jackson has been pretty good on Twitter, better than I expected. This response came way out of left field, though, not because it was an outrageous take on Kendrick's rhyme but because Jackson had a take on Kendrick's rhyme.
Anyway, here is the tweet from Jackson that helped the Kendrick train keep chugging along on Twitter.
@kendricklamar it's okay to be cocky and sure, but we all need somebody to lean on. Let's just call it mentoring.— Phil Jackson (@PhilJackson11) August 13, 2013


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Cambridge, UK Wednesday 26 th September 2011 – Jagex, the creators of the hugely popular and multi-award winning free-to-play adventure game - RuneScape, today announced details of their most stringent anti-bot update ever - Botany Bay.
Botting is a system whereby a player uses automated computer software to level their character whilst they are away from the computer. The most common bots within RuneScape are used by players who wish to raise their experience in a specific skill such as mining or woodcutting. Using such 3 rd party software is against the RuneScape rule and has resulted in a player being permanently banned from the game when caught.
Following on from the successful Bot Nuke of 2011, Jagex have taken a huge step in their battle against the bots by introducing tough new sanctions against players who are caught botting. Players who do bot will not only be banished from the game, but will also be named and shamed among the community.
From today, any player caught botting will be given two warnings to allow them to change their ways, after which they will be permanently banned from the game - with no appeals. At each warning stage the botter's avatar will change to signify to the rest of the community that they have been caught botting. After receiving their second and final warning should they break the rules again, the bot avatar will be transferred to a new area called Botany Bay to await the judgment of the community.
Mark Ogilvie, RuneScape Lead Designer commented, "We take a very hard line on cheaters in our game and have taken the unique move to name and shame those who have been breaking one of our most important rules. We have wanted to do this for some time and we hope that by bringing the actions of those who cheat to the attention of the wider community, we can make a massive step towards eliminating botting from the game".
Ogilvie continued, "Our community has always had strong feeling about players who cheat the system by botting, especially as they feel it devalues their own hard work and in-game achievements. Botany Bay literally puts guilty players in the stocks whilst the community decides what to do with them. Players who do take part in the trial and subsequent sentencing will be rewarded with a unique in-game cosmetic item."
During the botter's trial players will be given the chance to vote on their favourite method of disposal for the bot, including being stomped upon by a dragon and blasted in a ray of light from the RuneScape gods. Players will also be able to show their displeasure by pelting the bot with rotten fruit whilst they wait for their votes to be counted.
This update comes hot on the heels of the recent J.A.G update which greatly increased the security options available to all RuneScape players.
To join in the fight against the bots and claim your Pitchfork of Vigilantism today why not head over to www.RuneScape.com to create your free account.
Assets for Botany Bay are available to download here: http://bit.ly/BotanyBay
About RuneScape
RuneScape is the world's most popular free-to-play online adventure game (as recognised by Guinness World Records) from award-winning independent British development studio Jagex.
Set in a vivid and detailed fantasy world, RuneScape's universe and narrative proudly draws its inspiration from classic role-playing games, delivering an innovative and original experience for millions of players worldwide every day. RuneScape is totally free-to-play, with a popular subscription option of even greater scale and ambition, both running directly within almost any computer's browser.
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RuneScape's witty tone, finely balanced gameplay, epic questing and completely open world combine to create a game that has earned its place as the most popular free-to-play online adventure game of all time and continues to push the boundaries as the World's Greatest Adventure.
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"As runners, we need to get over the fear of trying new vegetables," says Lisa Dorfman, M.S., R.D., a sports nutritionist and adjunct professor at the University of Miami. Each vegetable contains a different palette of nutrients: The wider the range of veggies you eat, the more types of nutrients your body gets.
Grocery stores and farmers' markets feature a huge variety of vegetables this time of year. Not sure what you should try first? Many of our go-to veggies have relatives, which makes it easy to start taste-testing. Once you try these close cousins, you'll never have to rely on plain old broccoli again.
If you like carrots...
Try celeriac and beets
These root vegetables taste far better than they look. Celeriac (or celery root) is particularly ugly, with a knobby, whiskered exterior. But peel that away, and you'll discover a creamy, potato-like interior with a hint of celery flavor. One cup provides 80 percent of your Daily Value (DV) for vitamin K and contains iron, calcium, and potassium. Fresh beets are deliciously sweet and firm with a ruby hue. They're high in potassium, which helps prevent cramping, and magnesium, which Dorfman calls the "overlooked mineral" because runners may not realize its vital role in muscle contraction. Beets also contain anthocyanidins that can help lessen inflammation.
If you like tomatoes...
Try tomatillos and ground cherries
Native to the tropics, tomatillos and ground cherries look like little green tomatoes except for the papery husk that loosely covers the fruit. Ground cherries turn yellow when ripe and develop a sweet pineapple flavor. Tomatillos are best when green; that's when their tart flavor lends zip to salsas, fish, and chicken dishes. Tomatillos contain a compound called ixocarpalactone A, which may halt the growth of cancer cells, according to preliminary research at a number of universities. Both supply vitamin C, a powerful antioxidant that may help control cholesterol.
If you like spinach...
Try mustard greens, endive, and radicchio
Peppery mustard greens deliver lots of beta carotene and phytochemicals that may help combat cancer. One cup of endive (Belgian and curly are two common varieties) provides 22 percent of your DV for vitamin A. Both endive and tangy radicchio are very high in bone-protecting vitamin K, providing more than your Daily Value. Radicchio has loads of antioxidants that combat muscle-damaging free radicals produced during exercise. "By consuming foods high in antioxidants, you'll likely recover better from tough workouts," says Dorfman.
If you like broccoli...
Try Romanesco cauliflower, purple cauliflower, and broccolini
These vegetables are all members of the brassica genus, which contains cancer-fighting compounds called isothiocyanates, but each looks wildly distinctive. Romanesco cauliflower is pale green with impressively spiky florets. Purple cauliflower contains anthocyanins, antioxidants similar to those found in grapes that produce its show-stopping color. Broccolini is a cross between broccoli and Chinese kale, with delicate florets and asparagus-size stalks. All three taste similar to regular cauliflower and broccoli and share their nutritional benefits: Broccolini delivers plenty of vitamins C and K. Romanesco and purple cauliflower contain potassium and folate, a B vitamin that helps build new cells.
If you like onions...
Try leeks and fennel
Look beyond onions to other bulbs that pack flavor. Leeks look like overgrown scallions and have a mild onion flavor tastiest when cooked. They deliver iron and allicin, an antibiotic that may help fight tumors, reduce cholesterol, prevent blood clots, and lower blood pressure. Chop before washing to release grit in their stalks. Fennel is a crunchy white bulb, tasting faintly of black licorice, and it's especially valuable to runners because it contains anethole, an anti-inflammatory compound that can inhibit stomach spasms and relieve cramping.
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Easy ways to prepare less-than-common veggies.
When preparing something new, says Nina Planck, author of The Farmers' Market Cookbook, start basic. "The first time you cook a vegetable that's new to you, use the simplest method possible, so you know what it tastes like. Then you can really start experimenting."
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I was very close to him for at least 5 yrs. the thing we mainly had in common were our strong anti-violence and anti-gun stances. I moved to San Diego in 2006 and lost touch with him. his number was disconnected. I later found out he did the Casino Job. but even in that he used no weapons. the only weapon he needed was his mind. wish I could find him again, I'd like to apologize for scolding him in his darkest times. we had a huge amount of shows together. I mastered four of his albums, and provided a lighting experience for his shows. I also did some art for his projects when his main man, David had prior obligations. I miss him, he's a good man. just made a couple of bad choices. ;)
Oooh I hope he's bisexual!!!! I'm stretching my love hole just in case.
Verbena, a person who doesn't work or create jobs telling people who do work or create jobs how to do it. SSI must be nice.
Appreciate you talking up the benefit and the Fair Wage Act, Andrew. There are a few mischaracterizations in the post, but the important thing I want to correct or make sure people know is this: When we have enough signatures to certify the Fair Wage Act petition, it will go to a vote of the people. The only way it would not go to a vote is if the City Council, upon certification, enacts the Fair Wage Act into law.
Nothing like a little fear to get people to hoard.
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The "Mischief Lab" is no longer a non-profit Dream Maker Project of the Ink People. It is a business front owned by Mark W. Switzer at 1041 F. Street in Arcata. Please visit the newly formed group "Circus of the Elements(A Dream Maker Project of the Ink People)" on Facebook(http://www.facebook.com/#!/groups/400580239955655/), composed of prior "Mischief Lab" performers and crew as well as new members! Risen from the ashes like a Phoenix! Upcoming "Circus of the Elements" fire shows include "Fire Fusion 4/20" at the Mateel, "Humboldt Arts Festival" in Arcata and "The Humboldt Made Fair" in Eureka. We are also heavily involved with local fundraisers such as the recent "Trinidad Skate Park Fundraiser" and the "The benefit for the McCabe family" at the Bayside Grange. Upcoming fundraising events include "BelFire A Gathering of Love, Health, Gratitude & Abundance In support of Miss Lori" at the Metz's in SoHum ranch on April 28th and "EPIC Spring Gala featuring Vagabond Opera and Fishtank Ensemble" on April 14th at the Arcata Community Center. Come support non-profit local causes by enjoying local non-profit arts and performances! Please check the calender in the NCJ for more info on these events. They are also easily found on Facebook. Thanks for the great article Tisha! Lovin' you Shaye!
Thanks Bob. One tweak: Dell'Arte is doing "Green Like Money" from Mary Jane: The Musical. Featuring Kev Bissell, editor of the Cutten Ear.
Beer has certainty changed. And we own a lot to the homebrewer for this. Many world class craft brewers got their start as homebrewers. And goodness are there a lot of great beers out there days beside the fizzy yellow stuff of the past.
Lorena - you're kidding, right? The Excalibur crew are the ones who started the Faire more than "several" years ago, and yeah, the sloughing off of the Coastal Grove faction was a bit 'tense'. And I would say that the tension persists, given that, a few days before the Excalibur faire, all the signs for it in Arcata were cut down by, shall we be delicate and say, 'persons unknown'.
I can tell this story is quite entertaining for the writer, however Coastal Grove's event held this next month is an annual event that has been held for several years. Our children get on stage and do their class performances and the crowd enjoys a variety of merriment provided by the classes and other vendors. This is not a rivalry and their is only peace and laughter. Neither are their past tensions w/ the medieval festival happening this weekend. Just thought I would clarify.
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Actually the Troupe doesn't take corporate grants. Foundations, yes. Corporations, no.
Sorry about that last comment....I'm a jerk...
I have seen the Fire Arts Movement since it began in Humboldt and have been consistently amazed by the ever evolving level of competence and creativity. I have been living for the past 8 months in Sydney, Australia, and I can tell you that Humboldt is very lucky to have the caliber or fire artists that we have compared to such a large city as Sydney (4 million people). I loved going to the InferKNOW parties and it makes me sad that the county has presented them with such a difficult path to legitimacy as a real event. They came to the county to seek permits and instead of being given a go ahead, they were slapped with all sorts of requirements and really REALLY expensive fees. I commend Infernow for trying to navigate the red tape, but don't blame them at all for quitting. Humboldt County Board of Supervisors and the rest of its permitting agencies should have recognized the great value that this type of art has in our community and done whatever it could to create a cutting edge, safe, and artistic festival to bring talented fire artists together and put on one helluva show.
I would like to thank all the fire artist mentioned in this article, for I am very honored to know and love all of you. Thank you Tisha for bringing this to the attention of our community. I can't wait to come back to Humboldt and see some FIRE!


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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.
Evaluating Network Sampling in Victimization Surveys in Peoria, Illinois, 1986 (ICPSR 9968)
Principal Investigator(s): Czaja, Ronald; Blair, Johnny
This data collection evaluates the advantages of network sampling over traditional methods in conducting crime and victimization surveys. Network sampling links population households in specified ways, for reporting purposes, in order to increase the likelihood of locating households with particular characteristics. The investigators conducted a reverse record check survey of victims and a network survey with a random sample of the victims' relatives and close friends. The researchers compared the extent to which crime victims reported their victimization experiences in a general crime and victimization interview and the extent to which a randomly selected relative or close friend of each victim reported the same victimization in the same type of interview. In addition, they examined whether significant reporting differences were evident by type of crime and by various demographic variables.
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Czaja, Ronald, and Johnny Blair. EVALUATING NETWORK SAMPLING IN VICTIMIZATION SURVEYS IN PEORIA, ILLINOIS, 1986. Los Altos, CA: Sociometrics Corporation [producer], 1992. Ann Arbor, MI: Inter-university Consortium for Political and Social Research [distributor], 1993. https://doi.org/10.3886/ICPSR09968.v1
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Subject Terms: crime reporting, households, population characteristics, program evaluation, victimization, victims
Geographic Coverage: Illinois, Peoria, United States
- 1986-02--1986-09
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Skip to comments.'Israel to join Turkey, Arab states to stop Iran'
Posted on 05/05/2013 2:03:21 PM PDT by SunkenCiv
British newspaper reports Israel will agree to joint effort with regional powers to counter Iran, "fundamentalist crescent".
Israel has been working toward a cooperative agreement in compliance with Turkey and three Arab states to implement an allied system of detection technologies to defend against Iranian ballistic projectiles, British newspaper The Sunday Times reported.
The initiative, termed "4+1", reportedly proposes joint efforts to be taken by Israel along with Turkey, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and Jordan to share access to radar and anti-missile technologies, according to the Times.
Under the initiative, Israeli technicians would gain access to data from radar technologies in Saudi Arabia and the Emirates in return for allowing experts from its partners to tap into Jerusalem's anti-missile and advanced radar defense systems, the report said.
The plan, brokered by the United States, aims to create a "moderate crescent" in the region in contrast to the "fundamentalist crescent" consisting of Iran, Iraq, Syria and Hezbollah, the report said.
Israel views "4+1" as an ambitious plan presented by Washington as "the Americans are working on a regional alliance to deter and contain Tehran, the Times reported an Israeli official as saying.
(Excerpt) Read more at jpost.com ...
from the "IOW, it's true" desk:
Turkey denies anti-Iran defence pact
and of course, they must have forgotten to call the Bamster, cause he sure wants to be up front as he leads from behind.
The Arab regimes have their public anti-American, anti-Israeli stance. That's for the consumption of the masses. Then, they have the practical behind the scenes pragmatism you must have if you're going to survive in a bad neighborhood. Allegedly, Israel has used a Saudi airbase as a refueling stop. When it hit the press they were publically angry at "the lies." But, apparently, they had opened a corridor in which there were no anti-air assets.
I haven't seen anything on this in several years now. Anybody have the latest?
Bases to refuel and rearm would go a long way too. One in Turkey and one in Saudi.
A nice step forward if it is real and can be held together.
Iran's proxy in Iraq accuses Turkey of fomenting Sunni protests in Iraq. The usual shills support that ridiculous claim, which is at its base merely projection of Iran's mismanagement via its Shiite puppet regime.
I've been coming around to the view that these various civil disintegrations (basically, implosions of various single party states in the region) are massively financed proxy wars between the Iranians and various Arab states, and among the rich Arabian states, and that ultimately it is about the territory of Saudi Arabia — hence the struggles between the various factions in the GCC and within each of its member states.
Why Maliki Must Go
James Zogby: Iranians quickly wearing out their welcome in the neighborhood
You can't fight alone: The Middle Easts coming proxy war
[it ain't comin', it's here, has been for a while now]
Turkey delivers harshest attack yet on 'butcher' Assad
[snip] "If God permits, we will see this butcher, this murderer receive his judgement in this world ... and we will praise (God) for it," Recep Tayyip Erdogan said.
"You will pay a very, very heavy price for showing your courage to the babies in the cradle, the courage you cannot show others," he told a cheering crowd of lawmakers and party activists in a town near Ankara. [/snip]
Main opposition leader accuses Erdogan of leading Turkey toward authoritarian rule
"fundamentalist crescent"...?!?!? => Trust that uttering those words under the Obama Administration is a career ender!
That's true, and the monstrous, terrorist pseudostates like the PA and Hamas are also faces of the Arab regimes. Despite our usual stance around here, there is moderation among the Muzzies — but only when they need something.
The rumors (3 or 4 years ago?) about the IAF repurposing an obsolete airbase in n. Saudi Arabia was denied at the time, and may have been just some anti-Saud agitprop, but it's likely that Israel has been participating on the down-low with Saudi AF and anti-terrorism training, and that it has been going on on for some years now, perhaps as long ago as the Gulf War.
Remember years ago, when that self-proclaimed Mahdi took over the Grand Mosque in Mecca? It took two weeks and the efforts of a good chunk of their entire army for the House of Saud to prevail against those nuts, in a tiny little spot, with no resupply for the jihadists. The fighting in the honeycomb of underground catacombs was so awful that the government had a construction company (ironically, I think it was Bin Laden's) fill most of those tunnels and chambers with concrete.
The Saudis got so desperate they obtained help in the form of analysis from three agents of French intelligence; also the Wahhab imams extracted some concessions from the regime in order to declare the "Mahdi" and his followers apostate. If the House of Saud had been on the ball, they'd killed the Wahhab imams first, then the Mahdists, and afterward started systematically clearing the oilfields of Shia (that's where the Saudi Shia live, figures, huh?) and resettled the entire oilpatch with foreign workers from, for example, the United States. Generally speaking, US workers don't blow up their workplaces, start oilwell fires, or strap bombs to themselves.
Oh no,...this is reallly getting dangerous.
Wasn't it someone in the Obama Administration that leaked Israel's plans to use Ajerbajan or Armenia or somewhere around there to launch an attack on Iran that was then scrapped as it was made public. Don't think the Israel will forget about that.
German Air Force In Training for Iran Strike
:') Tru dat.
Technically, it's getting even *more* dangerous. ;')
It was, good to remind us!
I would guess this is one of many topics discussed in the super secret antiIran coalition war room that has been in existence for years. The enemy in the region, the common enemy is Iran. Syria is an Iranian surrogate.
America can't bomb Syria. Saudi Arabia can't bomb Syria, Qatar and Turkey can't bomb Syria....... no cause.
Israel can claim self defense and did. None of the above complained because they all agreed to the action
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interesting interview with steve kyler explaining how gay wanted out of memphis
interesting interview with steve kyler explaining how gay wanted out of memphis
"if you lose, people wont watch. if you win, people watch. simple as that." yes, that sentance is simple...but what the hell are you talking about!?
I agree though about losing Ed - I really liked the kid. Having said that, Im pretty sure he won't ever be making an all-star appearance and its sad he won't be seeing much PT in Memphis
heres an example of all the negativity I was talking about ... I heard about the trade at work so of course I checked the net for more info and all could find were people knocking the Raps for the trade, I turn on the TV and analyst (outside of Toroto) were calling the trade a bad one. I couldnt believe it . Like I said its still early but I thought this was a good trade when it was first rumoured months ago. So now after Rudy's debut Im surfing and watching for news and well well well...no one saying anything bad anymore.
Sorry I know this is life and this is the nature of sports and sport fans but I just wanted to rant about this fickleness once and for all.
There its off my chest =)
The media are a fickle crew with no one (or very, very few) willing to put forth an original idea. It is the epitome of group think and it doesn't matter if it is ESPN, CNNSi, Yahoo!, or TSN (the five on five round table this week was an absolute joke with the exception of Chisholm who was taking a wait and see approach). Writers don't care if they are right or wrong as long as they can take comfort in knowing they are with the crowd. If they go on their own and they are wrong they'll be the idiot but if they go with everyone else and they are wrong they can say, "No one saw this coming!"
There are some good ones; I almost exclusively read Lowe, Ziller and Tjarks.
Rudy sure is impressive so far!!
The Baltic Beast is unstoppable!
.Holly MacKenzie @stackmack
Wade on Rudy: "As Rudy gets more comfortable and as they get more comfortable with him as a player…man. Rudy is a very good player."
This gave me chills
Rudy Gay is better than advertised. This team seems like a good fit for him. Lowry might be his buddy, but his partner on the floor is going to be Demar. Watching these two young men play together gives me chills. I've been watching basketball a long time, and the Raps since day one, and I truly believe this could be a duo for the ages. I admit honeymoon period, but Demar and Rudy seem to compliment each other on the court in a way that could make them both better.
We have seen two tremendous performances in two games against two top level teams. I AM FREAKING PUMPED.
Wow, Demar and Rudy need some help. It seems like this team has been relying on the two of them since the trade. It's only 2 games, but still, if this team continues only to rely on those two and spectate, offense will struggle.
Defense with Rudy since trade though has been really, really improved.
Twitter: @ReubenJRD NBA, Raptors writer for Daily Hive Vancouver, Toronto.
I voted I'd make this deal. I did hesitate for a second. It's a shame to lose ed. He really took an amazing leap this year. Before this season I really didnt have much hope for him. But bc really bought low and sold high here. This trade is so lopsided from a talent perspective, we had to give up something. Gay can straight up ball. His mid range game is a throw back, left hand baby hook, sweet spin bounce pass in to the paint. The raps just got a lot more talented for some depth. It's easy to replace depth.
Playoffs this year is almost certainly too steep a hill to climb, but this team is going to be good and entertaining for years, and unlike a lot of teams, I'm not sure anyone can say how high their ceiling could be.
On a side note disappointing to get thoroughly out hustled by miami. Winning that game could have been huge for our confidence. between lack of hustle, intensity and lack of focus on offense (plus gray playing extended mins essentially meaning we were 4 against 5 on O) and coach leaving AJ on to get his 3rd foul, and general questionable rotation, we didn't give ourselves a chance to win. Shame.
His bball IQ is higher than I ever dreamed. Everything he does on the court is so deliberate. This is something that makes him a really good team defender, and considering the lack of practice, he's been good at filling the spaces he should on both ends.
Finally, man oh man is he a waaaaay better man defender than I ever hoped. I don't know if he will in fact take any nights off, but I'm starting to wonder if it's just his calm disposition that is misleading. WE'll see. But clearly, he just has to want to be, because the way he gave LeBron trouble at timse was simply amazing. To have any defender who can get you some stops one on one against a player like LeBron is crazy.
Some great team bonding with the keeper players and Ravens won btw!
Two games in..... i am impressed.
I am really surprised about how tall he is. Casey is playing him at the 4. That is crazy. He was staring Odom & Lebron right in the face shoulder to shoulder. He can score. Love the fact he taking on the other teams best player toe to toe. Like the buzzer beater at the end of the 3rd qtr.
What i'l be watching
1) He said he would be whatever we needed .....be it scoring assists or rebounds. We've seen the scoring, now i wanna see him crashing the boards & passing the ball.
The Raps need a team nickname I heard some people calling them down town the Velocity Raptors and I thought that was funny and some blogs calling em Lob Cirty North or Lob City 2.
Soooooooooooooooo Glad we got Rudy Gay! Absolute steal!
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With less than a month before pitchers and catchers report, we're checking in on how each team has fared in conducting its offseason business while acknowledging that there's still time for its prognosis to change. Teams will be presented in reverse order of finish from 2012, and I'll revisit and adjust their grades to account for late-winter deals as spring training begins.
San Diego Padres
2012 Results: 76-86, 4th place in NL West (Hot Stove Preview)
Key departures: RHP Cory Burns, 1B Nate Freiman, RHP Dustin Moseley, RHP Micah Owings, IF Andy Parrino, RHP Tim Stauffer, LHP Andrew Werner
Key arrivals: RHP Wilfredo Boscan, OF Travis Buck, RHP Brandon Kloess, IF Cody Ransom, LHP Chris Rearick, C Rene Rivera, RHP Tyson Ross
On the heels of a 71-91 season in 2011, the Padres weren't expected to contend last year, and they did not, falling below .500 on Opening Day, slipping more than 10 games back in the National League West by mid-May and never trimming that deficit back into the single digits. Even so, they did improve by five wins, and after stumbling out of the gate with a 28-50 record through June 29, they went 48-36 the rest of the way, the league's fifth-best record over that stretch, just two games off the pace of the division-winning Giants.
You might think that such a late-season showing would convince people that San Diego's rebuilding effort was ahead of schedule, and that it had a chance to contend in 2013 given an appropriately aggressive offseason. But where a team like the Royals has brazenly loaded up on veterans for a run at the AL Central, the Padres have exercised exceptional restraint. The only major league free agent they've signed this winter has been Jason Marquis, whom they're retaining on a one-year, $3 million deal following a half season of mediocre work in their rotation. Lit for an 8.47 ERA in seven starts with the Twins, the 34-year-old righty rebounded to post a 4.04 ERA in 15 starts (93 2/3 innings) for the Padres, a mark that was still 10 percent worse than the park-adjusted league average; somehow, he allowed 1.5 homers per nine in his 41 2/3 innings at Petco Park, and 1.6 per nine overall despite pitcher-friendly surroundings.
Right now, Marquis is penciled in as the team's number three starter behind holdovers Edinson Volquez and Clayton Richard, who both have scary peripherals camouflaged by similarly 4-ish ERAs as well, Volquez with 5.2 walks per nine and a 4.14 ERA, Richard with 1.3 homers and 4.4 strikeouts per nine accompanying a 3.99 ERA. Rounding out the rotation are two from among a group containing Ross, Eric Stults, Andrew Cashner, Anthony Bass and Cory Luebke. Cashner was limited to 46 1/3 innings last year due to a strained latissimus dorsi, then lacerated a tendon in his right thumb, requiring surgery and likely pushing him to the disabled list to start the year. Luebke, who enjoyed a breakout season in 2011 (3.29 ERA and 9.9 strikeouts per nine in 139 2/3 innings), is recovering from late May Tommy John surgery after making just five starts last year. Ross, who turns 26 on April 22, was acquired from the A's along with minor league first baseman A.J. Kirby-Jones in a deal that sent away Werner (5.58 ERA in eight starts for the Padres) and Parrino (.207/.316/.276 in 55 games). In 13 starts and five relief appearances for the A's last year, he was rocked for a 6.50 ERA, largely due to the effects of a .365 BABIP and 4.5 walks per nine. He may be bullpen fodder.
The rest of the additions are even more obscure, signed to minor league contracts instead of being added to the 40-man roster. Boscan, 23, spent last year with the Rangers' Double-A outfit, whiffing 8.1 per nine in 98 1/3 innings split between the rotation (nine starts) and the bullpen (25 appearances). Rearick, 25, struck out 10.9 per nine for the Rays' High-A and Double-A affiliates. Kloess, 28, struck out 8.6 per nine in 73 2/3 innings for the White Sox' top two farm clubs. All three could find their way into San Diego's bullpen at some point later in the year. Buck, 29, is a spare outfielder whose career has gone steadily downhill since a solid rookie season with the A's in 2007; last year he hit just .216/.284/.311 in 81 PA for the Astros. Rivera, 29, is a backup catcher with a lifetime .193/.234/.280 line in 273 PA; he may be third on the depth chart, a phone call away while Yasmani Grandal serves a 50-game suspension for PED use, leaving Nick Hundley and John Baker splitting time as the starter. Ransom, going on 37, is a utilityman with some pop but serious contact woes; he hit .220/.312/.411 with 11 homers and 109 strikeouts in 282 PA split between the Diamondbacks and Brewers.
Unfinished business: Continue the Chase. Chase Headley broke out during his age 28 season, hitting .286/.376/.498 with 31 homers — more than he'd hit in the previous three seasons combined — and a league-high 115 RBI. The Padres mulled trading him before the July 31 deadline, and I suggested their new owners would be wise to finish the job this winter, but that was early in a second half that featured an MLB-high 23 of those homers. By November, I was advocating they lock him up with a long-term extension. Headley has one more year of arbitration eligibility after this one and has submitted a figure of $10.3 million for 2013, with the Padres counteroffering $7.075 million. With Petco's infamous fences coming in and making it more likely he can match last year's numbers, the Padres would be better off completing an extension before his price rises too high.Preliminary grade: C- their booming farm system


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Ohio State's All-Big Ten cornerback Roby to jump to NFL in spring
All-Big Ten cornerback Bradley Roby will join Ohio State's seniors in playing their final home game on Saturday against Indiana.
Coach Urban Meyer said Wednesday night that the fourth-year junior has decided to make himself available for the NFL draft next spring.
Roby, a 5-foot-11, 192-pounder from Suwanee, Ga., has 155 tackles in 33 games for the Buckeyes, with seven tackles for a loss, eight interceptions, one blocked kick, a fumble recovery and a fumble caused.
In confirming Roby would give up his final year of eligibility, Meyer said it was too much to ask players these days to give five years to their college career.
Ohio State (10-0, 6-0 Big Ten), No. 3 in the BCS rankings, is seeking a school-record 23rd consecutive win against the Hoosiers (4-6, 2-4).


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- Bahrain Grand Prix
Bahrain confident 2012 race will be a success
- In Focus:
- Bahrain Grand Prix Controversy
- Circuits:
- Bahrain International Circuit
Organisers of the Bahrain Grand Prix are confident the event will make a successful return to the Formula One calendar in 2012.
The 2011 event was postponed due to political unrest in the state and eventually cancelled when the FIA, FOM and the F1 teams could not agree on how to fit it back into the calendar.
"We are looking forward to having a very successful race in 2012," circuit CEO Shaikh Salman bin Isa Al Khalifa told the Gulf Daily News. "It was very disappointing not to have it but I'm always optimistic that for every delay we can do a better job next year and hopefully you will all enjoy it and come back and say it was better than any year."
He said that the right decision had been made over the 2011 race, but added that Bahrain would have gone ahead had there not been a dispute over the date.
"Nothing to do with Bahrain, but there was an internal battle as well between the FIA and Bernie Ecclestone and the international media obviously played a part," Shaikh Salman said. "Bahrain took a decision that it is better to wait until next year and I personally agree with that and look forward to having everyone here next year."
He also underlined the importance of the race for the Bahraini economy.
"F1 showcases Bahrain and the region and when we started in 2004 it wasn't just for Bahrain, but after 9/11 we needed to give positive messages. It's about boosting tourism and attracting investments. Any other motorsport is a hobby but F1 is a business platform."


text: Watching him commentate the Soderling-Davy match and instead of commenting on the match itself, he's complaining about GS attendees cheering for Nadal's opponents. "I bet 90% of the French Open audience had no idea what Soderling's first name was!" (JMac, you don't even know how to pronounce Soderling: it's SODERLING, not SAHHDERLING). "Can you believe that people here were chanting for Kiefer? What did Nadal ever do to them except give 110%." Believe it or not, JMac, some people just like to support the underdog! Hard to believe, I know, considering that you're the ultimate bandwagon jumper and brown-noser who effusively praises every top 5 player when they're on court. Also, can you learn to shush during points? K thanx.


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TORRANCE, Calif. – Omar Gonzalez lives in the here and now, but the LA Galaxy defender back admits that 2013 could be one of the most important years of his professional career.
Gonzalez was among the 25 players called-up by U.S. national team head coach Jurgen Klinsmann for the annual January camp and subsequent friendly against Canada on Jan. 29 in Houston. But breaking into the U.S. squad promises to be just one of the many challenges on tap for Gonzalez in 2013 as he enters the final season of his contract with the Galaxy and MLS.
Whether Gonzalez will remain with the Galaxy or test himself on foreign shores remains a major question mark for both parties ahead of the 2013 season. With preseason weeks away, the reigning MLS Cup MVP admits that talks are ongoing with teams outside U.S., but it has not shaken his focus on the January camp.
"I think that there are, but I'm letting my agent handle that," Gonzalez told a group of reporters in the team's hotel. "My mind is focused here on this camp and that's about it.
"I'm living in the now, and I've learned to not be thinking about those things because I can't control them," Gonzalez later added. "Once you start thinking about those things then your mind goes, and your game goes so I'm just excited for this camp."
But that being said, Gonzalez expects to suit up for the Galaxy once next season rolls around.
"Yeah as of right now, I'm with the Galaxy. I love playing in L.A. and for the Galaxy," said Gonzalez. "I love playing for Bruce [Arena], Tim Leiweke, and [Phillip] Anschutz."


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HOUSTON - There is a battle over new district lines that some said are unfair to Hispanic voters.
The fight is over Hispanic voting rights in Harris County, where Hispanics count for 40 percent of the population but hold few county offices.
A lawsuit was filed after county commissioners approved new precinct boundaries that reduced Hispanic voting strength in Precinct 2, where Republican Jack Morman ousted long-time Commissioner Sylvia Garcia last year.
The sides have been going through mediation, but a deal has not been reached.
"We pretty much feel that we need representation," east Harris County resident Elise Gonzales said. "We got the representation in City Council, at the state representative level; now we need it at Commissioner's Court level."
The lawsuit was set to go to trial Monday morning, but it was postponed as both sides continued mediation. County commissioners were scheduled to meet twice Monday to vote on whatever was hammered out, but twice no deal was reached.
"No progress," Assistant Harris County Attorney Terry O'Rourke said. "This is a complicated issue. I don't care how you did it, how much in good faith you are, and I believe the lawyers are, this is hard to do no matter what."
If no agreement is reached by 9 a.m. Tuesday, the case will go to trial.
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Kalypso is a funny, little developer, making games people play and like, but riding so very low on the radar of many that they don't stand up there with those AAA developers and publishers. Hey, that's ok! Kalypso is a successful company for good reason, and they make games that fit their unique and distinct niche.
It's for this reason that I'm curious to see how their just recently announced Demonicon is going to fare in the grand scheme of things. Based upon The Dark Eye franchise of tabletop games popular in Europe, Demonicon is a hack-n-slash title that takes the darker elements of The Dark Eye and runs with it.
This game is still very early, not releasing until sometime in late 2012, so it's a little stiff and not the best-looking game at the moment (stiff facial movements, some aliasing issues), but considering the game is being built with a fresh internal engine with Kalypso's internal studio, the game has some promise.
As far as hack-n-slash games go, it looks to be a difficult one, as our demo leaders struggled to survive many fights, which seems to be the point of the game. It appears they are going for a slightly difficult fighting style here, which I think is a good thing for the game as it takes on bigger action titles in the next year.
Regarding the story, it's a little…weird. Players control a bald dude, who is a member of a magical family, including his twin sister. She had left her fiancée on the altar to enter a cave, where everyone thought she had gone to escape from her suitor. Instead, it turns out it was because some magical evils were going on in the cave and she wanted to stop it. By the time you get to the cave, she's injured, and this is when things get a little weird. For these twins, their father had warned them they they could not mix blood, as terrible things will happen. Also, there seems to be a lot of focus on the virginity of the lady twin, which is…odd.
That said, when your character heals his sister, they unfortunately mix blood, granting them magical abilities, and unleashing some sort of evil upon the world. It's early to see what's going on, but there are some unique ideas at play in this game–ideas I'm both curious about and creeped out about. Kinda hope they make it creepier!
Demonicon has a long time before it launches late next year, but there are some odd and compelling elements at play. Keep and eye on it.


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[Ed. Buddy Moorehouse from Stunt3 passed this along for ND week and I thought it was great. Sure, if our band director stomped Tommy Rees on Saturday it would be appalling…but 35 years from now after Tommy Rees won a bunch of Super Bowls? I don't care who you are–that's funny.]
Guest post by Buddy Moorehouse
When the Michigan-Notre Dame rivalry resumed in 1978, I was a freshman trombone player in the Michigan Marching Band. Back in those days, the Wolverines would open the season with one Big Ten game before playing their three non-conference games in a row. So after whipping Illinois in the opener, 31-0, it was off to South Bend for the second game.
Bo wanted his band with him at Notre Dame, and what Bo wanted, Bo got. We all headed down on Friday and spent the night before the game in Sturgis; we were put up by various Sturgis High School band families. I remember that my Sturgis family considered it quite an honor to have two Michigan Marching Band trombone players sleeping in their basement.
The Michigan Marching Band also performed at that night's Sturgis vs. Battle Creek Pennfield game, and again, everyone made a huge deal out of the fact that they had the Michigan Marching Band in the house. They made us feel like this was the biggest thing ever to happen in Sturgis, and maybe they were right.
The facts of the 1978 Michigan-Notre Dame game are well-known. This was the Rick Leach-Joe Montana game, Bo vs. Dan Devine, Wolverines vs. Irish for the first time in 35 years. After falling behind at the half, 14-7, Ricky Leach put together three TD drives in the second half to take the 28-14 win. It was a great game.
I remember how great that win felt, but here's the moment I remember most from that day.
The Michigan band was seated on the field during the game, and the trombones were all placed in the front row, because they didn't want us hitting anyone in front of us with our slides. I was a lowly freshman, but for some reason, I had the honor of sitting right next to the band's director, George Cavender.
George Cavender was a legend. He had succeeded the equally legendary William Revelli as Michigan's band director, and he was a loud, bombastic, incredibly enthusiastic guy. The 1978 season was also his final season as the leader of the band, and I considered myself lucky that I was getting to play at least one year under his direction.
In any case, as the game got going, Cavender was just as loud and excited as any Michigan fan in the stands that day. He would cheer the good plays, boo the bad calls and wince at every dropped pass.
But here's what I remember most: Late in the second half, as Michigan was cementing its comeback, Joe Montana got tackled near our sideline and came tumbling into the band. He came to rest right at the feet of the legendary George Cavender.
Before Montana had a chance to get up, Cavender gave him a pretty good stomp to the chest and said, "Get the hell out of here!"
I was smiling pretty big at that moment, and so were all the other trombones who had just seen what I had seen. If Bo had been looking in our direction, I'm guessing he would have been smiling pretty big, too.
That was no doubt the first time a Michigan Marching Band director ever kicked a Notre Dame quarterback, and sadly, I'm guessing it will probably be the last. I'm just glad I was there to see it.
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