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Marijuana Activist Still Bummed About Obama Administration, 'Legalization'
Contrarian activist Douglas Hiatt says policy 'might be window dressing for the coming crackdown.'
Washington state marijuana activist Douglas Hiatt, a ponytailed and contrarian defense attorney, remains unimpressed by the Obama administration's approach to weed.
The Justice Department hasn't said if it will block the opening of recreational marijuana shops in Colorado and Washington early next year, so when Drug Enforcement Administration agents raid medical marijuana dispensaries or administration officials criticize inflexible drug penalties, activists take note.
For Hiatt, even good news – such as Attorney General Eric Holder announcing Monday that federal prosecutors will no longer seek mandatory sentences for nonviolent drug offenses – is cause for concern.
Hiatt says he expected Holder to unveil federal policy toward the two trailblazing states during his American Bar Association speech.
In retrospect, the sentencing announcement "might be window dressing for the coming crackdown," he said, citing the speculation of a cynical friend. "Maybe they're getting ready to go to court."
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Some marijuana activists, such as NORML Executive Director Allen St. Pierre, believe the Obama administration could have sought – and received – a court injunction banning the new, state-licensed stores from opening. St. Pierre told U.S. News in July that he believed the administration did not do so because they wanted to allow the voter-approved experiments to unfold.
Hiatt feels the administration's drug-sentencing pivot may be overbilled by the press. Justice Department leaders "always have the ability to call up U.S. attorneys and say, 'use your discretion,'" he said. "Those changes aren't permanent, they don't really mean anything. ... The law is still bad and you can end up doing a lot of time for stuff."
In addition to lacking faith in the benevolence of the federal government, Hiatt is also one of the few marijuana reformers who isn't pleased that state voters "legalized" the drug in November, a word he insists is inaccurate to use.
Under Initiative 502, approved by 56 percent of Washington state voters, adults over age 21 can purchase marijuana from state-regulated stores. It's not legal to share the drug with friends or for everyday citizens to grow marijuana plants, a distinction from Colorado's law.
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A closed, state-controlled recreational marijuana market won't successfully replace the current black market, Hiatt argues. "The only way to do that is to have a free market."
He fears that rather than a liberalized policy, the state will take an authoritarian approach to drive customers of unregulated medical marijuana dispensaries into tax-generating businesses.
"The whole thing is going to turn into a very expensive boondoggle," he predicted. "They're actually talking about a new form of prohibition, saying, 'let's go bust all of these people to make sure our state businesses work.'"
Washington's paid marijuana consultant, Mark Kleiman, encouraged a skeptical Seattle City Council last week to crack down on illegal marijuana dealers and growers to funnel customers into the new legitimate businesses, a move Hiatt worries could make life difficult for his medical marijuana clients.
A crackdown on medical marijuana dispensaries in late July by the DEA prompted worries about the federal approach to state policy. On this note, Hiatt is optimistic; he says the raids "might not mean a damn thing" because all of the shops were associated with past investigations, signaling they are unlikely the first in a new series of busts.
[READ: Young Adults Left Behind by Colo., Wash. Votes]
In an interview after those raids, Alison Holcomb, an ACLU attorney who wrote Washington state's marijuana initiative, told U.S. News that the medical dispensaries lack state-level regulation, leaving an opening for the federal government to charge the owners for allegedly selling other drugs, laundering money, transferring large quantities of marijuana or committing other federal offenses.
The closed, state-controlled market established by Initiative 502 intends to avoid federal objections by having a state agency supervise locations to uphold strict standards.
Hiatt suspects there is still no overall Justice Department guidance on marijuana policy in Washington, saying one U.S. Attorney continues to throw the book at pot-growers, while other U.S. attorneys are relatively sedate. "It's awful capricious out there," he said.
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Alnylam announced yesterday that it will reduce its workforce by 25-30% before the end of the year. This move comes in response to its 5-year alliance with Novartis reaching an end. Novartis will continue to pursue the 31 RNA-based targets identified in this alliance. Alnylam will still be in line for milestone payments and royalties in the future as some of these come to commercial fruition.
Alnylam Cuts 25-30% of Workforce, As Novartis Alliance Ends.
Alnylam management has $325 M in the bank and remains upbeat. The staff reduction will save the company $25 M in operating costs in 2011. Alnylam CEO John Margarone said, "We welcome this new period in Alnylam's development with both reduced need for allocation of service-based collaboration resources and substantially greater freedom in forgoing new major partnerships"
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Nicnik3 said 234 weeks agoAWESOME! Star Wars Finally.
Funhouse said 234 weeks agoGreat design.
tomtech said 234 weeks agoi am personally not a fan of this tshirt, et as a graphic designer, this art is respectable.
blahzach said 234 weeks agoI want a poster of the American Splendor artwork.
trustxjunkie said 234 weeks agoeh. i prefer the raining circles. i'd much prefer to have that on a t-shirt.
razz007 said 234 weeks agoLooking at all the detail that goes into the portraits, kinda wished that this did as well.
matt2kool said 234 weeks agoart week is over
realtarua said 234 weeks agoCute design otherwise though. I shall get 1st comment next time! BWAHAHAhahah. . .
stablercake said 234 weeks agoI like the concept all except for the Mickey pants. They seem distracting and redundant. I really really dig all the rest of the work, though.
X Chris said 234 weeks agoAWE... (wait for it) SOME!
VegasLucy said 234 weeks agoThink I'm gonna make this my 2nd Star Wars Tee Fury shirt!
wondermilk said 234 weeks agoone of those times where you wonder who in the world chose this design over all the exponentially better ones on the side.
MJ said 234 weeks ago
trustxjunkie said: eh. i prefer the raining circles. i'd much prefer to have that on a t-shirt.
That's already available as a shirt at Design By Humans :)
JIK said 234 weeks agodefinite seller... specially star war fans with kids... cool design
Slaapy McGoo said 234 weeks ago
matt2kool said: art week is over
KHAAAAAAAN the man
jasondouglas said 234 weeks agoLove it... but I'm gonna have to skip this one.
Frankenstein said 234 weeks ago
stablercake said: I like the concept all except for the Mickey pants. They seem distracting and redundant. I really really dig all the rest of the work, though.
theycallmeshua said 234 weeks ago
trustxjunkie said: eh. i prefer the raining circles. i'd much prefer to have that on a t-shirt.
that actually was printed on a t at http://www.somewhereelse.com/ (about a year ago i think)
theycallmeshua said 234 weeks agohaha sorry totally didnt see that someone said the same thing i did.
sorry guys.
and sorry for this double post
PaintedRoadkill said 234 weeks agoNice Shirt! If I had money I would probably buy it...which reminds me of something else...
As anyone seen Suicide Mouse.avi before? The story behind the supposed original is quite horrifying (and plays into the evil empire theme). Not to mention the remake on YouTube is still pretty creepy even if it isn't the real thing.
And just read the information at the side of the video, I believe it has the story. Oh and this is your official warning...THIS IS KINDA CREEPY STUFF! I know I got weirded out by it.
rebecajean said 234 weeks agoI love it. Disney and Star Wars are two of my favourite things. May buy it.
But I LOVE LOVE LOVE the "American Splendor" art on the side. That is one of my favourite movies, ever. That is....so beautiful. :D
vegaskyle said 234 weeks agoI have mixed feelings about this. Gonna have to sleep on it. Although I do like the Jason Voorhees side art
dudley53 said 234 weeks agoSo funny.
Tuism said 234 weeks agoI have huge respect for Oliver's work :) I however find this silhouette a bit off-proportion. The work would have been first-base if it weren't for the pants :) Rock on :)
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NORMAN — Pre-game buzz on Campus Corner had an added flair of holiday generosity Saturday afternoon.
In addition to a few of the familiar holiday Salvation Army bell-ringers with the little red collection kettles, a massive red kettle and podium stationed at the intersection of Boyd Street and Asp Avenue was the site of some big contributions from Campus Corner merchants.
"Originally we were just going to have the small buckets stationed around the area, but I wanted to make it bigger," O'Connell's owner Jeff Stewart said.
Notice was somewhat last-minute, but Stewart was able to rally neigboring business owners and the Salvation Army's special big kettle for a pre-game donation event featuring a finale with Santa Claus himself.
"We had some business owners who wanted to participate but were unable due to the need for extra gameday staff," Stewart said. "We're trying to get more organized for more things like this."
In spite of the last-minute preparation and Campus Corner gameday frenzy, eight business owners or representatives (in addition to Stewart himself) donated an estimated $800, with Santa Claus topping it off with a sack full of $500 cash.
"Gameday on Campus Corner was more than a success," said Boys & Girls Clubs Executive Director Richard White, emcee for the event. "We were so happy with the merchants' generosity and had a fantastic time, it was very fun."
The Salvation Army has set this year's holiday collection goal for the region at more than $500,000, with Cleveland County's estimated share totaling around $110,000 based on population.
With generous participation from Campus Corner merchants and numbers still pending on collections from crowds of Sooner fans, White said this likely will become an annual tradition.
Stewart agrees.
"This was our first year and I think we can grow it. It was really admirable for all of these merchants to come out on a gameday when it's so busy, I personally thanked each of them and I certainly hope next year will be bigger," Stewart said.
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TRAVERSE CITY — Wuerfel Park is not known as a place to go to see a ton of home runs.
That may change.
After a four-year hiatus, maple and birch bats will be back in the Frontier League, bringing the hope of more power and more long balls at Wuerfel and throughout the league.
Beach Bums All-Star first baseman Chase Burch said the change will be a good one for power hitters. He was one of four Bums players with 15 or more homers last season, slamming 17.
"There will be much more power for everyone this year," Burch said. "I couldn't imagine what our numbers would have looked like last year with maple or even birch.
"I don't know any hitter that would prefer ash over maple or birch."
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"I can't afford to use ash," he joked.
Langbehn said All-Star catcher Marcus Nidiffer was the same way, only using maple bats in batting practice and then switching to ash for game action.
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The league banned maple bats starting with the 2009 season.
"The league has reviewed its policy on the different woods that are available on the market," Frontier League commissioner Bill Lee said. "Our rules committee recommended that any wood can be used so long as it is from a Major League approved supplier."
MLB regulations that went in effect in 2010 prohibit bats made from ultra-light maple in the minor leagues, and in late 2011, low-density maple bats were banned in the Majors.
"I think that's a positive rule change," Langbehn said. "Every team tries to sign affiliated players, and they get them under contract and they show up and they've got 12 maple bats in their bag and you can't use them. It becomes an issue. The umpires are supposed to be the ones to enforce it, and quite honestly, a lot of them don't know what a maple bat is and they don't want to get caught in the middle of that."
With maple bats gone from the Frontier League, players like Burch turned to ash.
"Ash breaks much easier," he said. "It's a lower quality wood. You can't really use them for batting practice or they will splinter. Birch and maple break about the same. The argument was that the ash wouldn't 'explode' when they break. But we proved that to be false last year."
"It was frustrating to us and the rest of the league from a financial standpoint," Langbehn said. "Bats aren't cheap."
"Maple/birch cost about 25 percent more than ash, so it's hard to tell if you come out ahead financially anyway," said Jason Wuerfel, vice president and director of baseball operations for the Beach Bums. "From a performance standpoint, I think it's more psychological than anything. If a player thinks the type of wood is helping him hit, then it is."
Langbehn said he thought the ash bats didn't turn out to be any safer, either.
"Initially, it was a safety issue in the league's eyes," Langbehn said. "They thought the maple bats broke easier and were more likely to explode. I don't necessarily believe that. I've seen more ash bats explode the last couple years and go all over the field. It's just the quality of wood that's being used these days. It's not that good. It's a fact."


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Springfield, Mass. - February 22, 2012 - Senior midfielder Shane Ferguson tallied four goals and added an assist to lead the Springfield College men's lacrosse team to a 13-10 win over visiting Gordon College in its season-opener on Wednesday afternoon on Stagg Field.
The Pride is now 1-0 and have won three-straight season openers over the Fighting Scots, who fell to 0-1.
Ferguson led the way with four goals and an assist to go along with nine ground balls. Both Mike Delia and Ryon Lynch had a goal and three helpers, while Parker Geane netted a hat trick in the victory. Connor Nash finished the afternoon with 13 saves, and Tim Cimini anchored the defense with six caused turnovers.
For the visitors, Adam Quinn posted a team-best four goals, while Wes Chittick recorded two goals and an assist. Dan Perednia chipped in a goal and two helpers, and Ian Knechtle added a team-best seven ground balls and four caused turnovers. Houston Zemanski was charged with the loss despite making 10 saves between the pipes.
It was a back-and-forth affair in which no team led by more than three goals the entire contest. The Pride held a slight 41-34 advantage in shots, but the telling stat of the game was Springfield's dominance at the face-off "X". The Pride finished the day 19-of-26, including a 12-for-14 showing in the first half. Branden Fernandez had a great outing, going 13-for-15 while picking up nine ground balls.
Springfield wasted little time scoring the game's first goal as Eric Balslov connected with Geane for the Pride's first goal of the season just 49 seconds into the contest. The hosts added to their lead at the 11:24 mark thanks to a great ride from Lynch. After Lynch caused a turnover, Ryan Murphy scooped up the ground ball and found Geane on the doorstep for another Springfield tally.
The Fighting Scots answered back with three unanswered goals to earn a 3-2 lead after the first quarter. Mio Sison started the run after he slipped home a bounce shot with 9:28 to play before Chittick tied the game just over a minute later after he bounced home a shot from 10 yards out. Gordon's third-straight tally came from Perednia as he stung the top corner from 12 yards with 47 seconds left.
Springfield controlled the second quarter from the start as it pumped in four-straight tallies in the opening 4:12 to take a 6-3 advantage. Lynch, Geane, Delia, and Ferguson all scored in the stretch for the hosts.
Quinn sandwich two goals between another Ferguson marker in the final eight minutes of the second quarter as Springfield went into the half up 7-5. Quinn started the scoring with a physical goal around the cage at 8:03 before Ferguson ripped a shot off another great look from Delia with 4:32 left. Quinn closed out the first half scoring on a man-up goal which he blistered into the back of the net with 2:28 remaining.
Springfield used Sean Doolady's first career goal with 6:30 on the clock in the third to regain a three-goal cushion. However, the Fighting Scots would not go away, as they answered back 40 seconds later on a Jordan Heckelmann strike. Balslov converted a quick-stick shot after a gorgeous feed from Lynch at 3:12, only to have Knechtle score his long pole 10 seconds later. Ferguson closed out the quarter with another important goal, this one coming on the run from 15 yards out.
The teams combined for six goals in the final 15 minutes of play as Gordon with got within two on three occasions. After Ferguson ripped a shot past Zemanski's hip with 7:30 remaining to make it 12-9, Quinn registered his final goal on a terrific individual effort. Following a sensational save by Nash, Quinn intercepted Nash's quick outlet pass on the crease and jammed the ball back into the net to make it a two-goal game with 5:41 remaining. Springfield's man-up unit put the game out of reach as Delia found Dylan Sheehan for his first collegiate goal at the 2:44 mark as Springfield held on for the win.
Springfield will hit the turf again on Saturday when it travels to take on Nazareth College at 12:00 pm.


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MOORE — People who need a second chance in the job market will provide helping hands in Moore over the course of the next year.
The Moore City Council approved a yearlong agreement with the Center for Employment Opportunities to provide supervised work crews at no cost in the Pubic Works and Parks Departments' maintenance division.
The group can provide the partnership opportunity at no cost because of a National Emergency Grant through the Department of Labor. Oklahoma City Metro area Director Pat Viklund said the grant is administered locally through the Central Oklahoma Workforce Investment board.
CEO has had offices in Tulsa since 2011. That office serves about "150 individuals a year, with work crews providing neighborhood beautification, litter removal and landscaping for a variety of public sector partners," according to company reports. The Oklahoma City office opened this month.
CEO's program model helps people coming home from prison enter the work force. The company provides life skill education, short-term paid transitional employment, full-time job placement and post-placement services. Program representatives said the program reduces recidivism.
"We don't work with sex offenders or arsonists," Viklund said.
City manager Steve Eddy said the level of supervision makes him comfortable with the program. Supervisors are CEO staff and are not criminal offenders.
At each meeting, the Moore City Council has recognized various groups of emergency responders and volunteers who helped with the response and recovery following the May 20 tornado. On Monday night, Emergency Management Director Gayland Kitch introduced Moore Emergency Management volunteers.
The group includes Dan Cary, retired Cleveland County emergency manager, who is backing up Kitch. Some of the volunteers serve as storm spotters to help with early warning to prevent deaths.
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Back in good 'ole Montana. The last few days in China were very busy. Photos from the trip can be found on my Facebook photos, or if you look up "china_msu" at photobucket.com you can find more!
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Chris & Donna's Motorcycle Journeys
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Bikeless for now...but not for much longer!
"If you can't fix it with a hammer, it's electrical." -somebody's dad
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John Kinsella
From OpenwaterpediaJohn Kinsella of Hinsdale, Illinois, a renowned Olympic pool swimmer and professional marathon swimmer.
Kinsella is inducted in both the International Marathon Swimming Hall of Fame in 1978 as an Honour Swimmer and in the International Swimming Hall of Fame also as an Honor Swimmer in 1986. Kinsella is known by his nickname the American Torpedo among his professional marathon swimming competitors and The Machine among the American swimming community for his voracious appetite for grueling training sessions.
Kinsella dominated the professional marathon swimming circuit in the 1970's after winning a silver medal in the 1500-meter freestyle at the 1968 Olympics and a gold medal in the 800-meter freestyle relay. He started the decade by winning the Amateur Athletic Union's James E. Sullivan Award for America's outstanding amateur athlete while still a senior in high school and ended the decade by swimming in a professional English Channel race in 1979.
He won every major professional marathon swimming race he entered, including the 32 km (20-mile) Traversée Internationale du lac St-Jean professional race in 7 hours 54 minutes in 1974, in 7 hours 36 minutes in 1975, in 7 hours 18 minutes in 1976, in 7 hours 32 minutes in 1977, in 7 hours 13 minutes in 1978 and in 7 hours 1 minute in 1979, and twice the 24 Heures La Tuque with Sandra Bucha, and the 1978 Pepsi Challenge Marathon Swim in Lake Ontario in 13 hours 49 minutes where he was coached by Don Watson.
International Swimming Hall of Fame
Kinsella's International Swimming Hall of Fame induction description is as follows:
FOR THE RECORD: OLYMPIC GAMES: 1968 silver (1500m freestyle); 1972 gold (relay); WORLD RECORDS: 4 (400m, 1500m freestyle; 2 relays); AAU NATIONALS 11 (200yd, 400yd, 500yd 1650ye, 400m 1500m, 4 mile freestyle); NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS: 6 (500yd, 1650yd freestyle; 2 relays); AMERICAN RECORDS: 9 (500yd, 1650yd, 400m, 1500m, 1 mile freestyle; 1 relay); 1970 Sullivan Award; World Professional Marathon Champion: 1975, 1976, 1978, 1979.
John Kinsella was a big, big swimmer at 6 ft. 3 in. and 200 lbs. He won the Sullivan Award as the USA's #1 amateur athlete of the year in 1970, halfway between his two Olympics. He was the dominant high school middle distance swimmer, swimming for Don Watson in Hinsdale, Illinois, and the dominant college middle distance swimmer for Doc Counsilman's Indiana University. He also dominated and set records lasting 12 years in the U.S. National AAU. Afterwards, in his professional career, Kinsella was unbeatable, being declared the World's Professional Champion on a point system including all sanctioned races from 1975 through 1979. During this time he won races across Lake Ontario, the English Channel, and all around the world circuit, usually in world record time. He retired in 1979 with no more swimming worlds to conquer having used his professional earnings to put himself through Harvard Business School. As a milestone achievement, Kinsella was the first swimmer in history to break 16 minutes for the 1500 Meter swim in 1970.
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Skyline's Vaughn now headed to USF
By Jimmy Durkin
Monday, May 12th, 2008 at 12:40 pm in Uncategorized.
Skyline High's Kwame Vaughn confirmed this afternoon that he was released from his scholarship to Loyola Marymount and will now play basketball for the University of San Francisco.
He had signed with LMU under previous coach Rodney Tention, but Tention resigned after the season and was replaced by former UNLV coach Bill Bayno. Vaughn didn't fit as well in Bayno's program, which Skyline coach Terrance Ransom described as wanting "more experienced, more impact players." Ransom believes Vaughn needed a place that has a coach "that's going to be a little more patient."
Vaughn said he like the atmosphere around the program at USF.
"I feel the coaching staff is much more serious and much more interested in me," Vaughn said. "They're definitely trying to change the program around to be a winning program."
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Russell has had three very successful campaigns in his first three years as head coach. After leading the team to a 15-6-5 overall record and a third place in the MASCAC in 2011, he guided the Panthers to a 17-7-3 mark in 2012, the MASCAC regular season and tournament championships, the first championships in the 40-year history of the program, and the first berth in the NCAA Division III Tournament. He lead the Panters to a 19-7-1 mark in this third season with a return to MASCAC Championship game.
Russell was rewarded after PSU's championship seasons, earning MASCAC Coach of the Year honors for both 2011-12 and 2012-13 seasons. Five of the six players on the All-Conference First Team are from PSU, with an additional Panther named to the Second Team.
A 2003 graduate of Plymouth State, Russell played four years on the hockey team, serving as assistant captain as a senior. He was an on-ice and bench assistant coach for seven years as well as chief recruiter.
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2001 Worlds freeskate:
Bielmann spiral toward the end of the program. I was lucky enough to see this live. Amazing performance, a technical masterpiece. Brought down the house.
Senorita, check 2003 LP, St Petersburg 300 too, I'm sure he has Bielmann spirals .
He did bielmann spiral until 04/05 season. i think the last program with this spirals is Moonlight Sonata (but not in Godfather).
I disliked him back in the day, but I so hope he works things out to compete and gets a 2nd gold in Sochi. Just because. I just rewatched that 2001 LP and LOL when Peter described his *avant garde* footwork. Then it was avant garde and now it's well, many adjectives have been used and none particularly good. It really made me think about how confusing it must be for him to have been praised and rewarded for what now he's chastized when he's doing the same thing. I do think he and Mishin paid very close attention to what happend at Worlds in Moscow and will do whatever is needed for him to score well. Plushy II may have won bronze and has 3 seasons to better his results, but Russia doesn't want only one potential medal winner at Sochi.
Those who never succeed themselves are always the first to tell you how.
^^Because going with ISU to Court would cause more Oh-Drama ?
Actually the only time I have followed a case of an athlete appealing to CAS was Raducan´s and it was MUCH more serious than Plush´s.
I had the same feeling when I was re-watching his GPF performance of StP300. The commentators were lavishing on the praise and he wound up with six 6.0s for that program. And yet now, he's Commentator Enemy No. 1 and people seem to think he doesn't still have it? I'm so confused about how this changed.
I think something a lot of people forgot was that his final outing under IJS, pre-comeback, was his Olympic LP and that was laid out very similarly to his 2010 Olympic LP. I don't blame him for being confused as to why the former won a gold medal (against a much stronger field!) and the latter wasn't good enough.
Plushenko has said himself that he might be borrowing a few ideas from what he saw at Worlds, not that I blame him because everyone else has been borrowing his ideas for the last decade! But I don't think Plushenko will be the only one at Sochi, thankfully. I was really impressed with Gachinsky's skate at Worlds too. He's matured a lot.
^ he stopped bielman because of groin injury and surgery, not his back. I was never thrilled for Bielman anyway but i adored the donut spin, unlike most ladies he didnt drop the leg to catch it and he could accelarate it, but after 2005 his donut was not a donut anymore, it became a polygon and slower.
I disagree that the field was stronger in 2006, all Plu had to do then is was not fall ten times which he did, I think the men field in Vancouver was much deeper and if they had skated to their best it would have been a massacre for the medals.
I think one of the differences is the emphasis on in between the elements. People like Chan and Dai are so very fluid and deliver such complete performances (Chan especially this year after including the quad, with his gorgeous relaxed style) that Plush looks like "the old style". Plush still to this day is one of the best jumpers around, and I would love to see him with the relaxed fluidity of some of the newer competitors (Javier, Amodio, Jason Brown) but I fear age is against him. Never the less, he will always be a legend in the sport, much more than Kulik and Yagudin (not dissing them at all, loved them both) IMHO. I would stand up and cheer if Plush came back with amazing programs and in betweens. I would love him to medal again, but only if he seriously deserved them.
I guess the hard thing for a lot of people to accept is why God would allow me to go running through their yards, yelling and spinning around.
I´ve watched some videos from 2008-2009 and it´s a huge difference between his skating back then and how he´s skating now in shows, so it´s clear that he´s improving. Probably next season we will see if his age allows him to make the next step to more fluid programs.
And I agree. As much as I love both Kulik and Yagudin to bits, Plushenko will probably be the one regarded as an all-time great. And he deserves such an epithet for mine.
That doesn't mean we don't regard Kulik and Yagudin as great skaters, because of course they are. I have still not seen a man today with a better jump technique than what Kulik has, and of course Yagudin and Plushenko are very much a part of each other's legacy to the sport, whether they like it or not.


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A Bloomfield municipal court judge ruled a complaint accusing a Maplewood bartender of assaulting a patron should move forward.
Chief Municipal Magistrate Judge John A. Paparazzo found probable cause Thursday after hearing testimony from 24-year-old South Orange resident, Ethan Kresofsky, accusing St. James's Gate Publick House's bartender, James Meade, of assault.
Kresofsky testified in connection with a Jan. 8 incident in which he asked Meade for a drink at about 1:40 a.m. and Meade allegedly said no. When asked why, Kresofsky told the judge Meade made a homophobic slur aimed at him.
The verbal altercation soon turned violent, Kresofsky said.
"He was noticeably intoxicated," Kresofsky said. The two began shoving and grabbing. Kresofsky told the judge the two spat at each other and Meade then punched Kresofsky in the face.
The two then made their way outside, he told the judge, where his friends were holding Meade back.
"I was antagonizing him," Kresofsky said. "[Meade] saw his opportunity, pushed my friend and punched me in the face. Then he ran up and kicked me in the face."
Kresofsky told the judge he went to Saint Barnabas Medical Center that night and was treated for bruises to his face.
Meade or a lawyer did not attend the hearing Thursday morning.
St. James's Gate Publick House owner John Meade Sr., James Meade's father, issued a press release on Jan. 15, saying, "The recent altercation that occurred outside of St. James's Gate is an unfortunate and isolated incident." The entire release is attached as a PDF to this article.
Reached at the pub Thursday afternoon, John Meade, Jr., brother of James Meade and also an employee, said the family was taking the matter "seriously."
Saying he wasn't able to comment further, he added, "I'm very upset about it and so are we all."
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Shortly after I wrote this month's article I went to the O'Reilly Open Source Convention in San Diego. There, on a display table in the exhibit hall, I found cans of a beverage containing carbonated water, corn syrup, caramel color and caffeine, proudly bearing the trademark "Open Cola". Five cents from every can of Open Cola will be donated to the Free Software Foundation. So it does matter which brand of cola you drink! By the way, the recipe for Open Cola is available under the GPL; see opencola.com.
Total compensation in billions of dollars for the top executives at the top 807 companies in Silicon Valley in the last fiscal year: 4.8
Above number as a multiple of the prior year: 2
Percentage of decline in stock prices of the MN 150 Index, which tracks the largest Silicon Valley companies over the same period: 24
Number of times the word "shit" appears in the first "South Park" program of the latest season on Comedy Central, according to an odometer that displayed a running count on the screen: 142
Number of e-mails received by Comedy Central in response to the same "South Park" episode: 4
Percentage of received e-mails supportive of profanity in the episode: 100
Number of patents issued in the year 2000 by the United States Patent and Trademark Office: 158,118
Position of IBM among companies receiving US patents in 2000: 1
Number of US patents issued to IBM: 2,886
Number of US companies in the top ten recipients of US patents in 2000: 4
Number of Japanese companies in the same top ten: 6
Losses in millions of dollars by Webvan when it went Chapter 11 in July 2001: 860
Number of pages crawled by Google: 1,346,966,000
Number of Google-searched pages in which "sun" appears: 25,500,000
Number of Google-searched pages in which "microsoft" appears: 20,200,000
Number of Google-searched pages in which "dell" appears: 14,700,000
Number of Google-searched pages in which "solution" appears: 13,300,000
Number of Google-searched pages in which "ibm" appears: 11,200,000
Number of Google-searched pages in which "unix" appears: 10,900,000
Number of Google-searched pages in which "perl" appears: 7,650,000
Number of Google-searched pages in which "python" appears: 2,070,000
Number of Google-searched pages in which "linux" appears: 31,600,000
Linux-referenced pages per thousand Google finds on the Web: 2.35
1-3: San Jose Mercury News
4-6: The New Yorker
7-11: United States Patent and Trademark Office
12: The Wall Street Journal
13-23: Google, July 12, 2001
Netcraft's July Web Server Survey (netcraft.com/survey) showed a huge jump in Microsoft IIS' share of web server software usage on 31,299,592 surveyed net-connected computers. After reaching a plateau of around 20% in 1998, IIS suddenly jumped nearly 5% to 25.88%. Apache reciprocally declined by 4.29% to 58.73%. Microsoft's gain represented about 2% of all active sites on the Web.
Netcraft attributed the gain to a single event: the conversion of domain registrar Namezero's servers from Solaris to Windows 2000 and from Apache to IIS, along with a related move by part of Network Solutions' domain registration system. Network Solutions also moved physically from Digex to Interland (where Microsoft has held a minority interest). "These large installations had previously been masking a general decline in Solaris share on the Web, which is now down four percentage points over the last year", Netcraft reported. "Additionally, the Network Solutions site was by far the largest Netscape-Enterprise installation in terms of numbers of hostnames, and one would expect that Netscape-Enterprise overall share will drop toward the 2-2.5% it has in the active sites analysis over the next few months."
The previous month's survey also showed a shift in Windows' direction, again at Solaris' expense. In that survey, which attempted to count computers rather than hosts, Netcraft found that 49% of the surveyed computers were running Windows. Linux accounts for about 28%. And, all UNIX-related computers accounted for 45%. The remaining 6% were non-UNIX or unknown. "As some of the 3.6% of computers not identified by Netcraft operating system detector will in reality be Windows systems", Netcraft reported, "it would be fair to say about half of public web servers world-wide are run on Microsoft operating systems."
Netcraft also reported that Linux "has been consistently gaining share since this survey started but, interestingly, not significantly to Windows' detriment. Operating systems that have lost share have been Solaris and other proprietary operating systems, and to a small degree BSD."
The significant interpretation of the data, Netcraft suggests, is that Solaris is "being continually chased further and further up market by Intel-based operating systems, with Sun in turn progressively eliminating the other proprietary UNIX operating systems."
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A bestseller in the sales and business category and a very inspiring work by a professional speaker and author, You Can Sell by Shiv Khera is a must-read for all ambitious individuals.
Summary Of The Book
You Can Sell talks about the various aspects of the selling process and also emphasizes on the presence of the art of selling in every field of life. The author highlights examples where the selling process is visible. Whether it is the process of acquiring an admission or a job, or the task of entertaining social circles, You Can Sell talks about the demeanour and disposition, attitude and body language, and the words one uses while trying to sell anything, be it a service or a commodity. Khera teaches how to sell in a smooth manner and not impose on a person, which helps readers change their common perception of the act as a forceful one.
The book talks about the fundamentals of communication between the salesperson and the prospective buyer. It also teaches the executives to focus on providing the best for the customer as per his needs, and not just to accomplish a sale if the customer is to be befriended for life. Such important points are explained by delving into the customer's psychology in a very logical manner.
Shiv Khera, through 31 chapters describing the art and science of sales gestures, introduces to readers topics such as what is selling, sales initiation, closing sales and maintaining a cordial relationship with the client. The author aims to infuse zeal in the readers, who can use this sales bible to improve certain aspects of their lives.
You Can Sell is filled with tips on how one can set practical goals and actually achieve them. It also contains interesting anecdotes to inspire the readers.
About Shiv Khera
A well known professional speaker and writer of motivating self help books, Shiv Khera is also known as the sales guru.
His other works are Living With Honor and Freedom Is Not Free.
Khera faced a lot of struggles in the earlier part of his life. He worked as a car washer, an insurance agent, and a franchisee operator. He later rose to popularity as a professional speaker. Khera comes from the small town of Dhanbad and is a well known social activist as well. He started a movement against the caste based reservation system of the country, and it is called the Country First Foundation. As a writer, his inspiration was a lecture by Norman Vincent Peale, which led him to pen his thoughts and views on paper.
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It is a good motivational book; however at places things are so obvious that you may shrug off the point intended. This is not a problem with this book only, but with most of the Shiv Khera's books. Many of his paragraphs are a cliche. But, if you are about to buy this book for motivation, what to do, how to do or inspiration, go for it without thinking. But if you are a critic or a literature expert, skip this one. If you are a leader, I would like to suggest you to recommend this book to your team.
Its a good book, but strictly meant for sales people. its an extension of shiv khera's prev book " you can win". Lots of things are just repeated from that book. and stresses on ethics and morality with which every one of us is aware of. even though i think people in sales should give a read to get familiar through various ideas he suggests. its just i was expecting a lot more form this book after reading his book "you can win". still its a one time read.
The book is not that good but the flipkart service was good.His book "YOU CAN WIN" was fantastic and motivational. But this doesn't sound really good.
Its a good book...at least a one time read for sure...........
this book covers the basics very well.
good to keep them handy.
complicated stuff/situations arent discussed in this book.
but it is completely worth it for the price it is being sold at.
I purchased this book to gift my trainer, this book is excellent for people who are sales background. Would recommend to every sales people. (View complete review)
First Very good service from flipkart. After this book my life has changed. Shiv khera's all book is very nice. Please read this book if you want to do something big. Thanks (View complete review)
I m going through this book.. Really nice & helpful.. Good choice for the professionals for every field.. (View complete review)
Its a good book, but strictly meant for sales people. its an extension of shiv khera's prev book " you can win". Lots of things are just repeated from that book. and stresses on ethics and morality with which every one of us is aware of. even though i think people in sales should give a... (View complete review)


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For the past few years, Covers.com has brought you the weekly feature, "Lines That Make You Go Hmmm …" during football season, a column that attempts to exploit this dynamic, see if maybe we're onto something and pay homage to the 90s hip-hop group C+C Music Factory.
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After stepping up to the board and choosing a few games, we consulted Jeff Stoneback, race and sportsbook manager at the Mirage Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas, for his feedback.
TCU at Baylor (+6.5)
It's about time TCU coach Gary Patterson is mentioned in the same breath as the Nick Sabans and Urban Meyers of the world. He has built a mid-major dynasty of sorts in Fort Worth, Texas, and fading the Frogs can be hazardous to your bankroll.
The same can't be said for Baylor coach Art Briles, the former prep-school coaching icon who has made some progress with the Bears but has yet to turn the corner. Baylor regressed after an impressive start last year, losing four straight to end the season, including a blowout loss to Illinois in the Texas Bowl.
Patterson's TCU club is coming off a season in which it posted one of the best defenses in the history of college football and a Top 5 offense for good measure. TCU also crushed Baylor 45-10 last year.
Although they return just eight total starters, TCU has emerged as the type of program that reloads instead of rebuilds. At under a touchdown, we see value in the Frogs.
"We actually anticipate that the spread will go to 7, since it's an isolated game before the weekend and TCU is a public team," Stoneback said. "I'd see some value with Baylor and a touchdown, but the jury is still out with a team like that."
Northwestern at Boston College (-3)
Boston College has been prone to slow starts of late. Last year, the Eagles started 2-5 before winning five straight to become bowl-eligible.
They return 14 starters, including ACC rushing leader Montel Harris. But quarterback remains a question, and BC had one of the nation's worst offenses last year (18.5 points, No. 109 in the country).
Northwestern quarterback Dan Persa was one of the nation's most underrated talents last year before he suffered a late season-ending injury. In his absence, the Wildcats stumbled to three straight losses to end the season.
Persa and 15 other starters return for a Northwestern club that should be potent on offense but needs to shore up a leaky defense that yielded 70 points to Wisconsin last season. Even so, we think the Wildcats have too many weapons for BC to handle.
"I agree with you," Stoneback said. "The ACC has been such a weak conference, and Boston College hasn't done well. I wouldn't be surprised to see Northwestern beat them."
Boise State at Georgia (+3)
This year's annual Week 1 Boise State Bowl is shaping up a lot like the last one. Last year, the Broncos opened at -3 for their visit to Washington, D.C., to face Virginia Tech, only to find themselves a 1-point dog by kickoff.
Returning quarterback Kellen Moore, a Heisman Trophy candidate, led them on a late touchdown drive for a 33-30 win that gave most Boise backers the cash and paved the way for a 12-1 season in which a loss to Nevada prevented another BCS Bowl bid.
Boise ranked No. 2 nationally last year in both total offense and defense. Georgia was beset by injuries and off-field issues. The perennial SEC contender was solid on defense but suffered from inexperience and inconsistency on offense.
A bowl loss to Central Florida gave Georgia its first losing season under Mark Richt in his nine years at the school. But to hear the critics, you'd think the guy was the second coming of Ron Zook.
With sophomore quarterback Aaron Murray returning alongside a solid nucleus, we like the value on Georgia in the Chick-fil-A Kickoff Game in Atlanta. For whatever it's worth, the Bulldogs beat Boise State 48-13 in their 2005 meeting.
"I don't' know where the line is going to go on this game," Stoneback said. "It's tough. I really have no opinion; I think I'll just sit back and enjoy it."
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The Adair Warriors went 15-of-18 from the free throw line and used a hostile second quarter to trump the Chouteau Wildcats 50-43 Saturday in the consolation finals of the Bank of Locust Grove Invitational Tournament.
Adair senior forward Jordan Fleming led all scorers with 21 points.
Jason Couch led Chouteau with 10 points.
Chouteau, who actually outscored the Warriors 26-19 in the second half, visited the foul line only once in the game.
"We got beat by 7 and they shot 18 free throws, so there's the difference," said Chouteau Head Coach Travis Wheeler.
The fueled emotions of the second quarter over-shadowed a close game between the county rivals.
Adair senior point guard Brady Bradbury scored seven of his 18 points in the opening quarter, spurring the Warriors to a 17-14 lead at the end of the first.
Bradbury continued his hot shooting, draining a trey to open the second and push the Adair lead to six.
Chouteau answered back a few possessions later, when Couch drained a three. The basket was the only points scored in the quarter for the Wildcats.
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After several questionable foul calls, Wheeler had seen enough, and with 1:24 to go in the half called a timeout to talk to the refs. After the timeout was over the ref issued a technical foul on Wheeler, sending Bradbury to the line.
"I'm gonna stand up for my kids, and if I think they're being wronged then I am gonna stand up for them," Wheeler said. "I think the kids kinda got caught up in it in the second quarter, but they played a good second half."
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The first game of the Clippers' longest road trip this season got off to a dreadful start in Minnesota. Chris Paul and Chauncey Billups sat again with injuries. No surprise there. But forward Matt Barnes, whose temper is frequently his worst enemy, was ejected in the second quarter for a flagrant 2 foul just 3 minutes into the second quarter. The game had the makings of a disaster. So how did the Clippers still squeeze out a 96-90 win over the Timberwolves? They made big shots near the end of the game, got critical contributions from a variety of sources and played with resolve in the second half despite their missing pieces. Those are traits of good teams, and although the Clippers have ebbed and flowed this month after a perfect December, they clearly know how to close out a game when they sense it can be done. They deserve credit for gathering themselves after the loss of Barnes, who was tossed for throwing a vicious forearm near the neck of Timberwolves center Greg Stiemsma, who was setting a screen. But it got worse one minute later when Stiemsma knocked Grant Hill to the floor as Hill was going for a rebound. Clippers Caron Butler and Ronny Turiaf rushed at Stiemsma and were assessed technical fouls; Stiemsma received a flagrant 1 foul. After the subsequent free throws, Minnesota held a 38-28 lead. But then the Clippers went on a 36-15 run, taking a 64-53 lead on DeAndre Jordan's layup on an assist from Eric Bledsoe. "We lost Matt early so that kind of hurt us a little bit," Jordan said. "But we all picked it up a notch." There were contributions all around. Bledsoe, starting again in place of Paul, had 10 points, a season-high 10 assists and six steals. Jordan had 16 points and 12 rebounds. Butler scored 19 points. Jamal Crawford had 17. Blake Griffin finished with 26 points and 13 rebounds, and he made the Clippers' biggest basket of the night. With 30 seconds left and the Clippers up by three points, Griffin found himself just inside the free-throw line with nowhere to throw the ball and Jose Barea in his face. He threw up a prayer as he was fouled by Nikola Pekovic and fell to the floor. His foul shot made it a 94-88 game. It was the only shot Griffin attempted in the final period. "I couldn't find anybody," Griffin told Prime Ticket. "I was actually just imagining in my mind that it was falling down and making it. Thankfully, it went in." The game could have spiraled out of control after Barnes was thrown out, and it's something to remember for the rest of the trip, Griffin said. The Clippers showed their composure to come back and take control, but it makes it more difficult when they're short-handed. "We've got to understand that there's something bigger that we're fighting for," he said, "and we've got to keep our cool and do a better job of that. I was proud of the way everybody responded." Their next stop is Toronto on Friday. They have their sights set high. "It's good to get the first win," Jordan said. "You can't win them all without winning the first one. This gives us some momentum going into Toronto."
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