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This is not just an award but an advisory. The "hot" at Sadie's is full-on, kill-a-Midwesterner hot. No eye-rolling misnomers here. Extreme eaters name this as their favorite for scorched bliss.
2) Thai Tip
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Dogs Gone Wild
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El Pinto
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2) Sadie's
3) Sandiago's Mexican Grill at the Tram
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Two Fools Tavern
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2) Scalo Northern Italian Grill
3) Lucia
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Farm & Table
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Best Downtown Restaurant
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2) Farina Pizzeria and Wine Bar
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Scalo Northern Italian Grill
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2) Sadie's
3) Farm & Table
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El Modelo
This place isn't easy to find and doesn't have much in the way of atmosphere or, for that matter, indoor seating. What does it offer? Great food, that's what. Its chicharrones are unmatched, its red chile spare ribs are utterly decadent, and its tamales are the stuff of legend. Discover it as quick as you can.
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Savoy Bar and Grill
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2) Scarpa's
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Nicky V's Neighborhood Pizzeria
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Best Restaurant in Rio Rancho
Turtle Mountain Brewing Co.
Microbrewed beer has come to Rio Rancho, courtesy of Turtle Mountain. Try a Cabo Lager, a Pork and Brew Brown or a Red Rye. No matter what you choose, you're bound to be pleased, especially if you pair it with one of their hearty calzones.
2) Namaste
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Greenside Café
After a trek or ride up to Sandia crest and back, this East Mountain eatery offers a refreshing pit stop. The Greenside's cozy patio is cyclist and dog-friendly and a great place to enjoy the healthy foods served up by a jovial waitstaff.
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Jamon's Frybread Cabana
South America and New Mexico find each other at last at this unassuming west-of-the-river eatery. As you might guess, there's plenty of frybread to be had in Indian tacos and the like, but the cabana also features an exquisite array of Brazillian food. Order up a skewer of seasoned sausage, a plate of frybread with black beans and red chile, and a grilled pineapple on the side. You'll be thankful for the day these worlds collided.
2) Pasión Latin Fusion
3) Zacatecas
Most Missed Restaurant
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I made this discussion to /vent some...
My plight is simply that chiropractors do more harm than good. One of my girlfriends says she swears by hers and I am sure you all have friends that say the same thing.
My problem with my girlfriend is that she has been going for over 6 years and still complains about the same back problems.
I got into an argument with her about it and finished with,
"Cracking your bones to cure your ailments is ridiculous!"
I then hung up on her.
I am just worried about my girlfriend as she is actually doing irreparable harm to her body.
Ever time I hear the world, "spinal adjustments"… it just makes me angry!
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1. Quacks.
2. Hell the fuck no.
3. No, but then again, I would never see one.
4. Quite right. A white lab coat or pretty much any uniform of authority can make you kill people (Milgram experiments).
5. There's no deceit like self deceit. Especially if you get a receipt.
On one hand, I would really like if quack medicine was banned, but on the other hand it does actually help a lot of idiots people. Not because they are cured or anything like it, but through the strength of triggering the placebo effect.
It can be of some use in some circumstances. Obviously not in your friend's case. But I've had chiropractors successfully get rid of chronic problems with my sacrum and also with my neck.
There are far too many chiropractors who oversell what it can do but in some cases you really do have a musculoskeletal issue and that's what they can do assuming they are competent.
The mandatory 4200 hours of of combined classroom, laboratory, and clinical experience before receiving a DC seems to lend some legitimacy to the profession.
If a client receives real or perceived relief from their discomfort/pain is of little concern if only when they lay their head on that pillow at night they are actually able to sleep.
They may be good for a massage as temporary relief from aches and minor pain. However if you have a medical problem then seek medical advice from a proper medical expert. A friend of mine recently brought her MRI spinal scan to one that was "highly recommended". He admitted than he had no facility read it. He did hold it up to the light and give his opinion that "nothing was out of place". When I asked what qualifications he had I was told something like how "a little bit of paper with his name on it would not make up for years of experience". So we left immediately. When the official appointment with the "real" specialist happens she was told exactly was wrong with her back from reading the MRI within 5 minutes. The recommend treatment is working. Is it possible in the US to call oneself a Chiropractor and open an office without formal qualifications? I would not be bending over backwards to see one if it was me in pain.
However I do not wish to paint everyone with the same brush. I am sure that there are plenty of "good" ones out there. It is important to check out all their qualifications and maybe even talk to others that used the service for their opinion. Ask first if it if ok to exercise. Yoga and swimming are the best. I agree with Sarah's points above and would also like to suggest that improper footwear, especially when exercising is only going to make things worse. Get your shoe size properly assessed and get insoles if necessary. Bad posture can cause a lot of the damage but remember bad medical advice will make it worse.
It's been many years since I went to a chiropractor, but at the time, I felt it helped to temporarily relieve my back/leg/nerve pain. I never looked at it as a cure for anything and saw medical doctors for the same problem, with more long term & better results (but no "cure" from either). I looked at chiropractic like a very brief, intense physical therapy session. I don't agree with the tendency of many of the DC's to expand into homeopathy and other quackery, like their claims of curing diseases through spinal manipulation. I also wouldn't let one touch my neck after having had the experience of a neck adjustment causing considerable pain with no "gain". It seems that the MD community is less opposed to the practice than in years past. My current pain management MD has no problems with chiropractic as long as it's part of an overall plan of medical treatment. I see your point with your friend's long term reliance on DC; maybe she's afraid of her condition getting worse if she quits the treatments. It's her choice, either way. I would never consider a DC or a DO as my "primary care" physician. I don't follow your "irreparable harm" comment; certainly a chiropractor could break bones or pinch nerves, but I don't see where a typical session, even over years, necessarily would lead to permanent damage. I would think the long term problems would result from failure to get timely treatment from MDs because of reliance on the DCs.
Hi Sophie
We are all I think, in agreement that certain muscle and bone manipulation can have a beneficial effect, if it addresses the right areas. I think the issue for your friend is that she has accepted the Chiro-practitioner of her choice as being the one who can heal her. You're trying to show her that it isn't working. I think sometimes when someone defends their viewpoint with anger, its because they are quashing their own doubts by trying to quash yours. Your technique doesn't seem to work, so it's probably time to re-think your strategy.
I'm sure you are aware that certain pains delivered in certain ways can release endorphins and make someone feel happy and in a good place. This might be what the person she is visiting is doing. So when your friend comes away from a visit, she feels good. Because the actual problem isn't going away, you feel that she is being duped, but she still feels the endorphin high.
Telling her that she is wrong clearly isn't doing the trick. So rather than pressing that point, you need to produce an alternative, even better solution. Have you considered acupuncture? It may help, but I think it will certainly replicate the endorphin expectation, and that may convince her that it is even better.
I have personal experience of effective acupuncture, but I am not saying it works every time, or indeed that every practitioner is good. But I do think there is far less room for damage to be done, whereas wrongful cracks and stretches do carry a risk of harm.
So maybe if you came up with that as an alternate solution, and persuade her at least to give it a try with an open mind, you might move her from the defensive position to a more open-minded ability to consider alternatives. If she is lucky, it might even work.
According to this website you're 368,379 out in your estimate of 'never killed anyone'. http://whatstheharm.net/chiropractic.html
1. not a fan
2. nope.....see 1 above
3. no, but I did try it once. it was an incredibly creepy experience that I hope to never repeat.
4. most people are just not that smart. it's sad but true.
5. im guessing it's because they don't actually kill people
6. does'nt it bug the shit out of you when a chiropractor tries to have people address them as "Dr. -"?? it's insulting to actual doctors!
1) Most chiropractors (subluxationists) are despicable charalatans pretending to have some knowledge of medicine. The few good ones (non-subluxationists) are no more effective than massage therapists.
2) I would NEVER go to a chiropractor.
3) Not I; but my father did. He went to one for a couple of years before discovering, too late, what his REAL ailment was. As a consequence, he died at age 52. As far as I'm concerned, his chiropractor should be in prison.
4) People - Americans particularly - will believe ANYTHING, especially if it's advertised on TV.
5. Quackery is WAY too pofitable, and Americans WAY too gullible for it to ever be stopped.
6. What is your opinion of homeopathy?

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Professor Bainbridge very much expresses my own thoughts on the election: "Who can deny that the election today in Iraq is a good thing? The voting reportedly went remarkably well. Yet, the triumphalism I'm seeing on the war blogs and hearing on talk radio strikes me as unwarranted. Democracy is a lot more than elections. The old Soviet Union had elections, after all. Iran has elections all the time, which lately have been electing hard line Islamofascists, a point that strikes me as very relevant to today's events. Heck, even Hitler got elected back in 1933. So let's not count our chickens before they hatch. If five years from now, Iraq is a peaceful, multi-ethnic federal state, we can all look back on today fondly. If five years from now, Iraq is run by a pro-Iranian bunch of Shia mullahs and riven by ethnic strife, today will have meant exactly squat. The mission is not accomplished."
As many of you know, I've been extremely critical of the conduct of the war in, and occupation of, Iraq. But I do hope this election proves to be of lasting success. After all, however much we may dislike President Bush, however much we may be critical of his mismanaged war, what matters here is the well-being of the Iraqi people.
Yesterday was an incredible day in Iraq. Saddam and his barbarous regime are gone and there was -- gasp! -- a democratic election in the heart of the Middle East. All those voters, all those purple fingers -- that means something.
But now the hard work of building a democracy, a liberal democracy, continues.
Are the Iraqis up to the task? I suspect they are.
I certainly hope so.
The White House and Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.) reached agreement today on a measure that would ban torture and limit interrogation tactics in U.S. detention facilities, a provision that the Bush administration had strongly resisted but that received broad support in Congress.
The agreement, announced after President Bush met with McCain and Sen. John Warner (R-Va.) in the White House, came a day after the House overwhelmingly approved language supported by McCain that would prohibit "cruel, inhuman, or degrading treatment or punishment" of anyone in the custody of the U.S. government. The Senate approved the provision by a lopsided margin earlier.
Instapundit has a solid round-up here. I also recommend Michael Kinsley's latest piece at Slate, which carefully (and, in my view, successfully) takes apart Charles Krauthammer's reprehensible argument for torture -- see here.
We all know President Bush is responsible for the decision to go to war. He's the president. Who else could be responsible (well, see below)? And it's fine to say that he's responsible for fixing "what went wrong". But by "what went wrong" he meant the pre-war proliferation of bad intelligence. As he put it in his speech, "much of the intelligence turned out to be wrong". But this wasn't solely an American problem, for "many intelligence agencies around the world judged that Saddam possessed weapons of mass destruction".There are at least three significant problems here.
A few weeks ago, I went to see Rich among the faithful, giving a talk at the 92nd Street Y in Manhattan. Each year, the 92nd Street Y brings in a roster of eminences, from Alan Alda to Barbara Boxer, designed to draw out the old lions of Manhattan liberalism. A sign of Rich's star power is that tickets for his "evening with" had sold out well in advance, as they do every time he visits the Y. The lobby had the giddy buzz of a rock concert, and I spotted an elderly woman, suffering from age or just desperation to see her hero, attempt twice to sneak into the auditorium without a ticket. Inside, the audience hung on Rich's every word, nodding vigorously when he skewered George W. Bush ("I think he has lost the trust of the country") and resignedly when he skewered the Democrats ("I think the Democrats are pathetic"). Within a half-hour the synchronous head-bobbing had reached a level achieved only by a few rock acts; I imagine the aging ladies in the front row were ready to pelt Rich with their underwear, if only they had been able to stand.
Five years ago today Al Gore phoned George Bush to formally concede the presidency. Since then the United States has suffered it's worst ever terrorist attack, become embroiled in a disastrous foreign war and bungled the response to a natural catastrophe. So what is the Bush legacy after half a decade? Is he a ruthless Machiavellian or a bumbling puppet? A devout idealist or a cynical opportunist? A disaster or a mild disappointment?
Violence triggered by race tensions has hit Sydney for a second night, with youths damaging cars and shops.
A reporter in the suburb of Cronulla, where dozens were arrested after riots on Sunday, described scenes of "chaos".
Police said carloads of people had come into the area from other parts of Sydney and committed violent acts. Australian Prime Minister John Howard condemned the weekend's attacks by thousands of young white men on people of Arabic and Mediterranean background.
Let's summarize: Cops mistakenly break down the door of a sleeping man, late at night, as part of drug raid. Turns out, the man wasn't named in the warrant, and wasn't a suspect. The man, frigthened for himself and his 18-month old daughter, fires at an intruder who jumps into his bedroom after the door's been kicked in. Turns out that the man, who is black, has killed the white son of the town's police chief. He's later convicted and sentenced to death by a white jury. The man has no criminal record, and police rather tellingly changed their story about drugs (rather, traces of drugs) in his possession at the time of the raid...
Maye's case is an outrage. Prentiss, Mississippi clearly violated Maye's civil rights the moment its cops needlessly and recklessly stormed his home in the middle of the night. The state of Mississippi is about to add a perverse twist to that violation by executing Maye for daring to defend himself.
Bush may yet rebound, at least in terms of popularity, if not in terms of actual achievement -- and certainly not in terms of the kind of actual achievement that I and his other critics would like to see -- what we would call positive achievement.
But "the record so far suggests that Bush is not likely to change in any fundamental way in the three years that remain in his term".
And that means, poll numbers and approval ratings notwithstanding, that we're stuck with Bush's faith-based mismanagement of the affairs of state.


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I created and 10 man strict guild once, and I can tell you is much harder than raiding 10 man 25-man geared.
It's not only you don't have 277s, you can't balance your stats the way you want since you only have the 10 man gear available, and most people balance their stats by combining both 25 and 10 man heroic gear.
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Sure, it's bad form to brag about awards, but I'm making an exception because it gives me a chance to tell you a bit about my late father, Ralph Moore. I was fortunate to receive three first-place nods at last week's Denver Press Club/Denver Newspaper Guild awards, and, in a case of small-world kismet, there were some very direct connections to my father.
Wendy Ishii in Bas Bleu's award-winning production of "Wings." Photo by William A. Cotton.
The best commentary or analysis entry was for a review of Bas Bleu Theatre Company's "Wings." The play takes you inside the mind of a stroke victim, and I dedicated part of that review to talking about the seven weeks between my own father's debilitating stroke and his death.
The play in many ways helped me to understand what might have been going on in Ralph's head during that time when he could not speak.
I believe that, like any audience member, critics do bring their baggage and personal experience into any play or musical he or she sees. To not admit that would be disingenuous. So while, no, I don't believe any review should be more about the critic than the play, I also think not to reveal to readers what has informed your response to that particular piece of art would also be somewhat dishonest. I remember after my mom died, three of the next four plays I saw had mothers dying on stage. How can you not be affected by that?
Anyway, the cool thing about these being the Denver Press Club Awards is that my father also happened to be a 45-year member of that organization, and has been inducted into its Hall of Fame. He was a career sports writer at The Denver Post. And because these awards are judged by an out-state press club (meaning they could not have known or cared about the connection), I thought, how great that here was this review that was largely informed by my father, being singled out by a group that meant so much to him.
I thought that was pretty sweet. That's all.
And let me take this opportunity to say thanks again to all those people out there with stories to tell, who trust people like me to tell them. It's the only way compelling stories get written. So I also owe a debt to former Beirut hostages Tom Sutherland and Terry Anderson, as well as the parents of murdered American activist Rachel Corrie, because they are the only reason I got the other two nods:
Arts and entertainment news story: "Staging a Protest/Rachel's Global Conscience" On the eve of the Denver opening of a play about Rachel Corrie, her parents contend they have been treated differently because her daughter fought for Palestinian human rights – and in this country, that's fighting for the wrong team.
Arts and entertainment feature or profile: "Humanity held hostage": As fellow Beirut hostages Tom Sutherland and Terry Anderson sat bound to a wall in near-total darkness year after endless year, they discovered their captors could chain their bodies, but they could not chain their minds.


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She-Hulk, Moon Knight & Ms. Marvel Live-Action Series In Development For Disney+
Ms. Marvel, She-Hulk and Moon Night are joining the Marvel Cinematic Universe. At Disneys D23 Expo annual confab, Marvel boss Kevin Feige announced that Ms. Marvel, She-Hulk and Moon Knight live-action series are in development at the upcoming streaming platform Disney+. All are derived from Marvel comics.
She Hulk was created Stan Lee and artist John Buscema and first appeared in the Feb. 1980 issue Savage She-Hulk #1. Known as Jennifer Walters, shes a lawyer and the cousin of Bruce Banner and gets an emergency blood transfusion from him following an injury, thus acquiring Hulk-like qualities. Shes also a member of the Avengers, the Fantastic Four, Defenders and S.H.I.E.L.D.
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Marvel Said To Be Eyeing Ronda Rousey For She-Hulk Role
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To be honest, I was never quite sure that we'd ever see She-Hulk as part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Even with all the characters who've already been introduced, one can never be quite sure of which players the studio will adapt next – especially with the complicated situation involving the Hulk himself. I'm sure you know something about how Disney and Universal essentially have joint custody over the Green Goliath, so there's no need to talk about him at length when we're here to discuss his cousin.
By now, pretty much every True Believer living on Planet Earth is aware of how a She-Hulk series will debut on the Disney Plus streaming service in the not too distant future. And should your memory serve you well, then you'll also remember how we were the first ones to tell you such a thing would happen long before the official announcement, ditto for Moon Knight and Ms. Marvel.
I think the most pertinent question on everyone's mind though is "who'll land the title role?" Well, according to the same sources who provided us with the above information, Ronda Rousey is being eyed for the gig. Right now, it remains unclear to us if she's actually been contacted, but she is named on an internal shortlist, among others.
Personally, I think Ronda is a fine choice for the role. The average Joe likely knows her best from her days of Mixed Martial Arts fighting, but she's gone on to accomplish other things in her impressive and eclectic career. Action movie junkies should remember her from Furious 7 and The Expendables 3, while others will recognize Rousey from her stint in the WWE. Honestly, I think her ability to both kick ass and entertain only adds to her potential.
When it comes to other relevant She-Hulk news, our source also told us of how Red Hulk, the Abomination and the Leader are each expected to show up on the series at some point. Stay tuned for more though, because there'll eventually be a lot of additional details to talk about as the project continues to take shape.
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Liv Tyler Rumored To Return As Betty Ross In Marvel Studios Disney+ Series She-Hulk
Its been over ten years since weve seen Liv Tylers as Betty Ross in Marvel Studios Incredible Hulk. However, thanks to a new rumor her character could be returning to the MCU.
According to reliable scooper Daniel Richtman (DanielRPK), Tyler is currently in early negotiations to reprise her role as Betty Ross in the Disney+ series She-Hulk. Richtman is also sharing that William Hurts Thunderbolt Ross is also in talks to appear.
It should be noted that there is currently no showrunners attached to this project, so things can go in a different direction at any moment.
Read: Dwayne Johnsons Seven Bucks Production to Produce Behind the Attraction Series for Disney+
The studio is currently looking to cast a 30-40 year old women to play Jennifer Walters aka She-Hulk. In the comics, Walters is Bruce Banners cousin, and became She-Hulk after Bruce provided her with blood in order to save her life. Its unknown of the Disney+ series will remain faithful to this origin story.
It is unknown at this time when the series will kick off production, or when they will premiere on the streaming platform. The series will be apart of Marvel Studios Phase Four, which starts with Black Widow next year.
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LAWRENCE, Kan. — In a year devoid of a clear national championship favorite, the most significant X-factor in the upcoming NCAA tournament is expected to be the health of a Cameroon native who turns 20 the day the bracket is unveiled Sunday.
When Joel Embiid, the 7-foot Kansas freshman, exited Gallagher-Iba Arena the night of March 1 into a worsening ice storm and with a pronounced limp, needing help just to descend a few steps, the image served as an ominous sign for one of the favorites to win the national championship.
The stress fracture in Embiid's lower back, which was confirmed when he visited a Los Angeles-based spinal specialist this week, will keep him out of this week's Big 12 tournament and likely the first weekend of the NCAAs. If No. 10 Kansas is still alive in the NCAA tournament when Embiid returns, the extent of his health stands to shape the entire event.
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Ron Wellman, the chair of the NCAA tournament selection committee, reiterated in a teleconference Wednesday that the committee relies on information from schools pertaining to injuries that could affect tournament seeding.
"We don't have a CIA operation here where we can go in the backdoor and find out information that they are not giving us," Wellman said. "So we do rely upon the school's truthfulness with us and we believe they do tell us the truth."
Regardless of where the Jayhawks will be seeded – they were likely a No. 2 seed with a healthy Embiid and probably won't fall below a No. 3 because of overall strength of schedule – they are fully capable of beating anyone in the nation with Embiid on the court. Kansas coach Bill Self says he has never coached a player with as much upside as Embiid and fellow freshman Andrew Wiggins, two players who helped lead the Jayhawks to at least a share of their 10th consecutive Big 12 regular season title.
Some national contenders possess excellent guard play. Others have tenacious defenders or a roster laden with seniors. A healthy Embiid gives Kansas something else: an agile, shot-blocking 7-footer with a terrific basketball IQ and soft shooting touch, whose skill set only improved with each passing week.
"No one else has one of those," ESPN analyst Jimmy Dykes said.
When Embiid first stepped on campus last summer, Self told him that he would be the top pick in the NBA draft whenever he chose to turn pro. Texas coach Rick Barnes, who was among the finalists to land Embiid, said during the regular season that he is convinced Embiid will be the top pick in this June's draft.
"There is no doubt in my mind," Barnes said.
Kansas has played well this season at times without major contributions from Embiid. The Jayhawks beat Duke, 84-83, on Nov. 12. with Embiid playing 20 minutes and scoring two points.
And Embiid's absence creates more of an opportunity for 6-foot-9 Memphis transfer Tarik Black, who has averaged 12.2 minutes but has been prone to foul trouble.
After the team's pre-Big 12 tournament shootaround Wednesday in Kansas City, Jayhawks coach Bill Self said of Embiid, "We'll play him whenever the doctors and Joel's body and all that stuff is ready for him to play. And I'm still very confident, as others are, that that is going to happen. To be real candid, we may have to advance (in the NCAAs) for it to happen."
Missing games at this stage of the season would be difficult for any freshman. But it is especially unfortunate for Embiid, who also sat the final two regular season games, because he only first picked up a basketball at 16 years old and was learning at such an accelerated rate. Each game has been critical to his continued development.
CBS analyst Clark Kellogg said it has been "unbelievable how he has gotten better with each game. It almost seems like he has gotten better within games that I have watched."
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At times Embiid has marveled at his own development. He arrived in college with an engaging personality, bright smile and curiosity about American culture. He quickly became the most intriguing and promising amateur basketball player in the world, and now his back is at the center of the college hoops spotlight.
The question of his health will hover over the NCAA tournament much like Embiid hovers over diminutive guards looking to attack the rim.
"When I came here, I didn't even think I would get any attention," Embiid said. "I am still a project, but didn't know I would be this advanced with the game at this time. I knew I would keep improving. I didn't know it would be this fast."
So many of the top pro prospects – the truly elite players – are stamped as such when they are in the ninth or 10th grade. Because of his journey from Cameroon, Embiid picked up the game late.
But coaches remember the moment they first saw a precocious center with virtually unlimited potential.
SMU coach Larry Brown still remembers the day. He was sitting watching a Florida-based AAU team play, and Embiid hardly ever touched the basketball.
It did not matter.
"I think he touched the ball four times, and I fell in love with him," Brown said. "I just think he is so special. And he went to the right place."
Rob Lanier, the Texas associate head coach, recalls standing in a gym where Embiid was playing and looking to his left and right to see how many other coaches were already onto what he was seeing. It didn't take long before Embiid's potential attracted more suitors.
Everyone who watched Embiid play in his high school days has a story.
"He made a move – I am not kidding you – he made a Kevin Durant-type move where he drove and stepped back, fall-away, and made the shot," Barnes said. "I told Rob, 'He is going to be a great one.' There's something about him. I'm telling you, he has that quiet confidence that you knew."
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Kansas assistant Norm Roberts pushed Self to watch Embiid even though, when Embiid had transferred to The Rock School in Gainesville, Fla., for his senior high school season, many individuals on the summer basketball circuit thought Embiid was a lock to attend Florida.
"Bill, I don't care what everybody says, that he's going to Florida," Roberts told Self. "I think that's not the case."
When Self first saw him, he told Roberts, "Wow, he's bigger than I thought you said he was."
"Yeah, he's 7-foot," Roberts said.
"Yeah, he's all of 7-foot," Self said.
On one occasion when they watched Embiid, as the action flowed back and forth in front of the two Kansas coaches, Roberts told Self that Embiid would have to learn to block shots and that Embiid doesn't block shots like he is supposed to.
"Yeah, uh huh," Self said, staring at the 7-footer on the court.
So, Roberts asked, what do you really think?
Self turned to his assistant.
"I don't care what player in America we are trying to get," Self said. "No one is more important than Joel Embiid. That guy is going to be great. He has a chance in two years to be the No. 1 pick in the draft. That guy is terrific, unbelievable. I don't want you to recruit anybody harder than you recruit Joel Embiid. We've got to get him."
Self saw a big man who could slide. He could trap. He didn't yet have post moves, but he had touch on the ball. He was doing things that 7-footers could not do at that age. And he was doing things virtually no one could do after picking up a basketball for the first time just a couple years earlier.
"I knew," Self said. "Right then, I knew. This dude is different. I said, 'Norm, he is going to be better than anyone we have had play the post for us.' "
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The day Embiid was supposed to decide on a college, the Kansas staff did not have a feel which way it would go. Then Roberts got a call from Gainesville, Fla., at 8:30 a.m. On the other end was Billy Donovan.
" 'Hey, Norm, I just wanted to let you know, congratulations on Joel. He is going to Kansas. I talked to Joel this morning,' " Roberts recalled Donovan saying. "That is how we knew we would get him. Billy is such a classy guy."
When Embiid arrived at Kansas, if there was one thing he was already schooled on, it was Hakeem Olajuwon's patented "Dream Shake".
At 16, Embiid began watching videos of Olajuwon and all of his moves. In fact, Embiid watched a lot of the NBA in Cameroon, so when he arrived in America he was doing one-legged Dirk Nowitzki jump shots.
"That was my favorite move," Embiid said, laughing. "I am 7-feet and my coach in high school did not want any fadeaways."
In early practices at Kansas, he routinely tried to make 15 different moves on one play. Coaches told him just to catch the ball and go into his jump hook, or catch it, spin and go with his left hand.
"There's not the Dream Shake all the time," Roberts said. "Hakeem did not use the dream shake all the time. The thing is, Joel can really do those moves. Sometimes in practice, he will have a four- or five-minute span when he will use it. Coach says, 'Go ahead, if you've got it, go ahead and do it."
Former Kansas all-American Danny Manning said Embiid already demonstrates "some" of the footwork that reminds him of Olajuwon. "He does something every game that really catches your attention," Manning said.
By the start of the season, the whispers about Embiid's rapid development grew louder. ESPN analyst Fran Fraschilla said at Big 12 media day that Kansas may have the No. 1 pick in the 2014 draft – but his name might not be Wiggins.
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By the middle of the season the game slowed down for Embiid, and he began playing with more poise in the post.
Then teams began trapping him. He became frustrated and didn't understand how to combat the defensive move. He told his coaches that he hated traps. Coaches explained that it was a huge compliment and showed him how to react to it.
Two days later, he said he didn't mind it anymore. He knew how to score quickly or get the ball out to teammates.
Another nuance Embiid learned was to avoid swiping down to block shots. Coaches gave him a video of former Kansas shot-blocking extraordinaire Jeff Withey, who made a habit of blocking shots and keeping them in play.
Self said Embiid has a competitive streak, and the coach has pressed the right buttons from time to time to light a fire within Embiid. For example, before the Kansas State game, Embiid said, he and Wiggins did not have a good practice.
Embiid remembers Self telling them that they weren't good enough to play in the rivalry game because they were too soft. It lit the fuse within Embiid.
"You just want to get better, and when he tells you that you want to start being dominant to the point where no one can stop you," Embiid said.
One of Embiid's favorite television shows is Vampire Diaries. He loves math and is interested in business, but his major may as well be video games.
During an interview with USA TODAY Sports this season, he understandably did not know how many teams were in the NCAA tournament, but he had watched it before, specifically the Kansas-Michigan game from last season.
He laughed at his diet, which he admitted could use a makeover. He loved to eat a ton of brownies – and only brownies – for a meal.
"I have to stop," Embiid said. "Brownies, cookies, chocolate. Everything chocolate."
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Self said Embiid, in some ways, reminds him of the Tom Hanks character in the movie "Big." He has an innocent enthusiasm to learn about everything on and off the court in America, and he's doing it under a bright spotlight.
"There are so many things that this kid has not experienced at all, and he is just a sponge trying to soak it all up," Self said. "He is a kid in a candy store right now. Just soaking it all up, every aspect of life is so new to him right now. He knows that. I think it is very refreshing."
Embiid has studied former college big men who entered the NBA draft after one season. Self said he has a strong support system around him, including a family that preaches academics and maturity. His mentor Luc Richard Mbah a Moute, a former UCLA player, has provided guidance and advice throughout, Embiid said.
Embiid is the most intriguing and promising player in the nation. The final chapter of his freshman season has yet to be written. And it is bound to be a memorable one because it not only affects Kansas but also the entire three-week NCAA tournament.
"Obviously the big fella makes a big difference in having a chance to win it all," TCU coach Trent Johnson said. "They need to have him in the stretch."


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Flag's no threat
Thank you for your cover story on the Confederate battle
flag [October 10, 2002, "Heritage or Hate?"] (http://www.readthehook.com/92580/cover-cross-bear-southern-prideor-preju...). I'm sorry to see that some people still choose to be offended by such a non-threatening historical symbol.
When people choose to strongly embrace the beliefs of their heritage, they will undoubtedly run into opposing beliefs from peoples of different heritage. Why do we make this to be a social problem when it is much more of a personal one?
People who are offended by the flag need to be reminded that as long as they believe in such negative symbolism, they will have to bear the burden of their own disgust. I choose to believe that the Confederate flag stands for states rights, a concept whose importance was lost when the South was defeated.
I could choose to be offended by the Star Spangled Banner because I believe it stands for tyrannical federalism, but my contempt would be in vain, would it not? Or, if I were a Native American, I could really hate the American flag because it stands for the oppression of my people. But I digress.
The point is, we must see in these symbols of heritage, a more noble view of the ideals that created them. Liberty, honor, love of country are not so bad, are they? It's all about what you want to believe.
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Internet Advancement allows you to enter youth advancements, awards, and merit badges and perform the following actions:
- Select members from your existing roster,
- Review, update, or add ranks, merit badges, and/or awards,
- Access an online Review Unit Roster feature and the Unit Advancement Summary.
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How Internet Advancement Works
The Baltimore Area Council provides each unit with a unit ID, and the unit selects and assigns an adult to record most youth advancements. Information input on ranks will be recorded based on program identification and can only be entered in the correct rank and date sequence.
Awards which can be entered through BSA Internet Advancement do not include nominated awards, such as those for meritorious action, the Eagle Scout rank, which involves a hand review, and awards which are controlled by other organizations, even if uniform wear is approved. Learn more by reading the Internet Advancement Overview.
Using Internet Advancement
- Select the person who will serve as your unit's advancement processor.
- Obtain a unit ID code from the council.
- The unit advancement processor attends the internet advancement training session.
- Gather the needed information for entry of advancement, including unit member merit badge applications and advancement records with dates.
- Access the Internet Advancement site. Follow the instructions to process advancements and print an advancement report.
- Have the appropriate people sign the printed unit advancement report and submit it to the council.
- Save a copy for your files.
- Units should submit monthly, before the last Council Business day of each month, or more often if needed. In December, units should submit a report before the end of the month to update your unit information. This will also aid the council's efforts for accurate end of year information.
Reports Available Via Internet Advancement
- Unit Roster: Your local unit advancement processor will be able to print a unit roster at any time. This unit roster will contain the most current information from ScoutNET, including the membership ID for each adult and youth member.
- Unit Advancement Summary: Indicates the ranks, merit badges, and awards saved in each individual record for the current unit members.
- Advancement Report: Listing of each youth member that has new ranks, merit badges, and awards, if any. This is your official unit Advancement Report that is to be signed and submitted to the council service center.
- Unit Awards Summary: Listing of the number of new ranks, awards and merit badges by name; this makes for a convenient shopping list.
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The victim is this case had his credit card taken by a suspect at the Kinko's Fed Ex (650 Orchard Park Rd) West Seneca.
The resident reported finding a bicycle in their yard which
did not belong to them in the Indian Church Rd./ City Line are of the Town of West Seneca in mid August 2012. Upon
review of home security system it was discovered that a W/M possibly teen had dumped a bicycle and stolen a bicycle belonging to another resident of the area .
If you can identify or believe you may know the subject in the video Contact the West Seneca Police Detective Bureua @ 716-674-3154
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Crimestoppers West Seneca Police Case#D49-11-116870 larceny hardware store.
2-W/M' entered store multiple expensive tool kits. Larger suspect W/M approx.6'2" has tattoo Rt.Arm. Suspects Left scene in possibly gold/tan toyota camry.09/21/2011
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Children under the age of 4 years old must be restrained in a federally approved child safety seat.
Children less than 4 years old but weighing more than 40 pounds may be restrained in a booster seat with a lap shoulder belt.
Children ages 4, 5 and 6 must be properly restrained in a appropriate child restraint system. It should meet the child's height and weight recommendations according to the child restraint manufacturer.
The safest place to install a car seat is usually the center of the back seat.
fasten the harness retaining clip at armpit level.
Keep harness straps snug. (you should be able to slip one finger between the harness straps and the child's collar bone)
Fasten the seat belt tightly and make sure the car seat cannot move more than one inch forward or side wards. It is okay for the top of as rear-facing seat to tip up toward the back of the vehicle.
For cars with leather seats, place a thin rubberized pad, like a shelf liner, between the leather seats and the car seat to reduce slippage.
Children under the age of 12 years old should ride in the rear seat away from airbags.
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Lowrie, Porter exchange words in Oakland
A's shortstop, who bunted with 7-0 lead in first, nearly hit by pitch in third
OAKLAND -- Jed Lowrie was simply trying to bring in another run. Bo Porter didn't think the A's needed any more.
That's why Houston's manager took offense to Lowrie's decision to bunt in his second at-bat of the first inning, with Oakland already leading, 7-0, of an eventual 11-3 A's win on Friday. Astros righty Paul Clemens nearly hit Lowrie in the shortstop's next at-bat, at one point throwing between his legs in the third.
Lowrie flied out to end the inning but, when starting a conversation with former teammate Jose Altuve to try to understand the intent, Porter came out of the dugout and shouted at Lowrie, yelling repeatedly for him to "go back to shortstop."
"I just don't understand why he came out in such a rage," Lowrie said. "I understand if he didn't like the fact I bunted. If we're talking about the eighth inning, of course I'm not going to bunt, but they're giving me that by playing the shift and, as a competitive guy, I'm trying to help my team win.
"We're talking about the first inning of a Major League game. These games are important, and there's a lot on the line. I think, at one point, they were one swing away from being two runs down. So if I get on base there and we pick up a couple more runs, that's important."
Porter didn't have much of a response, saying, "Nothing happened. The game takes care of itself."
"I didn't understand the thought process of trying to hit me, especially in that situation," added Lowrie. "It doesn't make sense. I just don't get it. I don't know what it shows but not a lot of confidence in his own team, point blank. I don't want to make a big deal of it, but it's the first inning and every run is important."
Said Clemens, who denied trying to hit Lowrie: "Lowrie's not an imposing guy. I guess I was a little surprised a guy like that kind of got stirred up, but so be it."


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Gypsy is a term commonly used to refer to an ethnic group of individuals who migrated to Europe from northern India around the 14th century. Speaking several dialects of the Romani language, gypsies have fallen prey to several stereotypes exploited in the media and Western pop culture. These traits have included the idea that gypsies are a magical people, possessing supernatural powers and the use of conventional trickery to achieve a favorable outcome concerning social and economic dealings. They are often depicted as travelers who prefer a nomadic way of life outside the boundaries of society, who sometimes leave the confines of their camp to integrate with local people, offering services such as fortune-telling.
One such character was featured as a major player in the plot of The Muppet Show episode 416. A gypsy woman (played by Jerry Nelson) appears in the theatre who was paid by Statler and Waldorf to place a $7 half-hour curse on the show. She later appeared as a fortune teller in episode 511.
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Yééé she said yes
Posted: Sun Jan 30, 2011 11:35 am
Not sure where to post this but, she said "Yes"! What an enhancement!!
SportTracks Discussion Board
PissedOffCil wrote:Not sure where to post this
PissedOffCil wrote:Thanks everybody for the kind words.
I don't think I've received enough donations in the (almost) past 3 years to pay for the ring. Most of all, it's not the reason why I develop plugins. I'm about to release a plugin which will be included in a donation for Filtered Statistics. I guess we can call that a reduction in price!
And the moniker will remain... gnagnagna!
PissedOffCil wrote:Not sure where to post this but, she said "Yes"! What an enhancement!!
clackerz wrote:Cool - new plugin.....any hints?
admin wrote:Congrats ! And is there a date set?
PissedOffCil wrote:clackerz wrote:Cool - new plugin.....any hints?
Well, it's very simple. Surprisingly, I don't think it's available in another plugin in the way that I propose and it's a basic concept of data analysis.
What's really cool about it though is that it's completely unit tested for maximum stability and regression!
Back to work
old_man_biking wrote:It's like a tabular representation of the Histogram in my Training Analysis plugin:
http://www.sporttracks-plugins.com/Spor ... ocId561527
PissedOffCil wrote:Training analysis is the most confusing plugin out there I believe. Way too much stuff in one, I never use it, I get lost in it everytime.
old_man_biking wrote:The Training Analysis plugin provides and combines a set of analysis methods and measures that are quite common in other serious training software out there (SRM software for SRM power meters, WKO+, ...).


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Mark Ballas Interviewed About The Harlem Globetrotters, DWTS, And More (Video)
Mark Ballas was interviewed by KTLA this morning about his involvement with the Harlem Globe Trotters. During the interview, he also mentions how he and Derek Hough bought a home when asked about the exaggerated "bromance" rumors by TMZ. All he and Derek plan to do is tear the home down and build something new. Mark also talks a little about the new season of Dancing With The Stars saying no one will find out if they are dancing and who they are dancing with for a couple of weeks still. Fun interview. Check it out!


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Editing Photo Galleries
In Website Builder, you can edit your photo gallery's settings and theme. Settings include the gallery's title and how you display it. The theme is a combination of complementary colors.
For more information about changing gallery themes, see Setting Photo Gallery Themes.
For more information about completing these fields, see Creating Galleries .
To Edit Your Photo Gallery's Settings
- Log in to your Website Builder account.
- Click the Photos and Videos tab.
- Click Edit Galleries.
- Click the name of the gallery you want to edit.
- From the General tab, edit the following information:
- Gallery name — Enter a name to display for the gallery.
- Gallery description — Enter a description to display for the gallery.
- Display number of gallery items — Select to display the number of items in your gallery.
- Date display — Select to display the date you created the gallery, the date you last updated your gallery, no date, or select and then enter a custom date.
- Privacy settings — Select Public to make your gallery viewable by anyone, Private to make it viewable only by you, or Password protected to make it viewable only by those who have the password you specify.
- From the Gallery Theme tab, select a category and color.
- Click Save. Your gallery is edited.