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SAN DIEGO, July 7, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Diomics, an innovator in DNA capture technology, today announced the appointment of Thomas Kindt, Ph.D., as Diomic's chief scientific officer (CSO) effective July 7, 2014. Dr. Kindt brings more than 30 years of relevant industry experience to his new role having previously served as Director of Intramural Research of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID) at the National Institutes of Health (NIH).
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The first center for popular classes of Cuban Catholic exiles emerged around the figure of Msgr. Emilio Vallina, to whom Archbishop Coleman Carroll gave the assignment of launching a parish dedicated to St. John Bosco.
Msgr. Vallina incarnated in so many ways Don Bosco's devotion to education and healthy activities for young boys of humble roots and their families. And one century after the Italian saint founded the religious Salesian Congregation, Father Vallina helped build the foundation of Hispanic Catholic faith in South Florida.
Vallina died Saturday in Miami at age 87 after a long illness, leaving behind a legacy of pastoral works, among them the iconic sanctuary in Little Havana that opened its arms to a needy and stateless people to resolve, or at least lessen, their spiritual and material problems in the 1960s. Soon the St. John Bosco Church would become known by the informal name of the "Exile Cathedral."
Known among his parishioners as "the man who does not relate to the word 'No,' " Vallina created in St. John Bosco Church a family of Cuban believers, a Eucharistic, dynamic and evangelizing community of traditional religiosity whose core approach has been to serve the disadvantaged. Now, given the demographic changes in Miami and the socioeconomic mobility of the Cuban community, the temple, on West Flagler Street, today serves predominantly Central American immigrants seeking spiritual and material help.
Father Vallina was born to Emilio Vallina and Dolores García in a humble home on April 10, 1926, in the town of Guanajay, in Pinar del Río province, Cuba. When he was 5, his family moved to Havana. A year later, when his mother died, he went to live under the care of his grandmother, Dolores Rojas. They settled in the neighborhood of El Cerro, and it was at the Salvador del Mundo parish where the boy had his first contact with the church, beginning a religious formation under the Marist Brothers.
Msgr. Alfredo Muller, who became his mentor and spiritual guide, encouraged him, after a vocational discernment process, to register — at age 18 in 1944 — at the Saint Carlos and Saint Ambrosio Seminary, where the creators of the Cuban nationality taught. At that time, Vallina was a member of the Catholic Youth, the 76 Union of Catholic Knights and the St. Vincent de Paul Society.
Cardinal Manuel Arteaga ordained Father Vallina as a priest at the Havana Cathedral on April 20, 1952. He officiated his first Mass after a few days at El Salvador del Mundo Parish in El Cerro. As part of his pastoral work on the island — which ended in 1961 after the Communist government launched an attack against the Catholic Church — he founded a parochial school in the city of Catalina de Güines in Havana province. Later he became the priest of the Jesus of Nazareth sanctuary in the town of Arroyo Arenas, where he reorganized the four branches of Catholic Action.
Under the aegis of the Archdiocese of Havana, he was the administrator of the El Buen Pastor Seminary, as well as the foreign vicar of the city of Marianao, where he gave encouragement, with words and deeds, to the parishes under his sacristy.
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The Killington Classic Motorcycle Touring Rally is Vermont's premier motorcycle rally in the heart of the Green Mountains, with four days of the best touring in New England! Come stay with us and receive 10% off your lodging while you're here! This year, you'll experience a bigger vendor village, new bike & stunt shows, special events, more live music, a 12-mile parade of bikes, and, of course, touring the beautiful roads of Vermont. There's no better time to explore our winding roads, covered bridges, mountain passes, and rolling fields than in late August, when the weather is perfect and the skies are sunny!
For the second year, the Killington Classic is being hosted at The Foundry. This year features gorgeous Covered Bridge Tour and the Winding Valley Tour that are sure to please while the unguided "Green Serpent" Ride provides an added thrill. Also, prepare for the addition of the new routes of Vermont's Best Poker Run and a new route for Green Mountain Scavenger Hunt. Learn more at www.discoverkillington.com.
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Generously carved out of the Green Mountains, the Green Mountain National Golf Course offers solitude and a private experience that challenges players of all abilities. Gently sloping fairways that feature generous landing areas, distinctive changes in elevation and undulating greens provide natural beauty to the course. The 16th tee offers some spectacular panoramic views as well.
The Killington Golf Course, at the base of the second highest peak in New England, is a 6,186-yard, par 72 course at 2,000-foot elevation, offering gentle breezes for a soothing respite from the summer sun. It features a full practice facility, including 14-station driving range, a 12,000 square-foot putting green and practice bunker.
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Come cycle in the Green Mountains on Saturday, June 21 and spend the weekend with us. The Long Trail Century Ride is a fundraiser to benefit Vermont Adaptive Ski and Sports, a statewide non-profit that provides sports and recreation to people with disabilities. Their state headquarters and permanent home is here at Pico Mountain. The event has 3 courses - 100 miles, 60 miles and 20 miles - with an apres-ride party at Long Trail Brewery in Bridgewater Corners, complete with live entertainment, family activities, a BBQ and more. For more details about the ride visit www.longtrailcenturyride.com. To receive your 10% lodging discount, let us know you're riding with the event when you call to make your reservation.
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The 13th Annual Killington Wine Festival has earned a reputation for being one of the Killington region's signature summer events. The festival features more than 500 wines from a collection of more than 40 vineyeards from around the world. Save 10% on lodging and 10% on wine festival tickets when you book with us!
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2 day midweek starting at $210/pp/do(Sunday through Thursday) includes 2 nights lodging and 2-day discounted lift ticket. 2-night minimum stay required. Tax and service charge additional
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The Inn's Thanksgiving package includes a gourmet Thanksgiving Feast at Choices Restaurant, created by Chef Claude Blais, an award-winning chef and a graduate of the Culinary Institute of America. Two-night packages are from $131/person/do (2 night minimum stay required). Taxes, service charge and beverages are not included. Discounted lift tickets and equipment rental can also be incorporated into the package at the time of reservation.
Vermontology Tours
We've partnered with a very cool tour company to offer some fun fall foliage tours and packages. The touring service, Vermontology, is offering Snowed Inn guests a 10% discount for tours of 2-5 guests and a 20% discount for tours of 6 or more people. Check out www.vermontology.com for details.
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If a cranberry body treatment or a full body massage sounds appealing, guests staying at the Snowed Inn this winter will receive a 10 percent discount on all spa treatments at the nearby Spa at the Woods on Killington Road. From face and body, to hand and feet or full day luxury treatments, the Spa at the Woods has a diverse menu of treatments that will help relax and rejuvenate even the most stressed of holiday shoppers. Give us a call for your reservation and let us know you'd like to take advantange of the spa treatments and we'll make your appointments at the spa for you (appointments made directly with the spa will not receive the discount).
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Citigroup downgraded Cheniere Energy (LNG) to hold from buy. Cramer couldn't understand this because the company is "putting more people to work" than any other company he knows. LNG rose 10 cents to $46.37.
Cramer called Ventas (VTR) "a great stock," and said the real estate investment trust space is getting a boost on Friday due to the nonfarm payrolls report. VTR jumped 4.6% to $60.70.
Investors should "buy PulteGroup (PHM) on this employment report," Cramer said. He said JPMorgan's downgrade to underweight was the "wrong" call. PHM was 1.9% higher at $20.16.Bank of America/Merrill Lynch downgraded Barracuda Networks (CUDA) to neutral from buy saying that while the company delivered on earnings, it wasn't enough to please investors. "People want too much from the CUDA," he concluded. CUDA plummeted 6.5% to $36.47. Goldman Sachs downgraded BlackRock (BLK) to hold from buy and Cramer disagreed. "I think you stick with BlackRock. I don't like this downgrade," he said. He added that CEO Larry Fink has done a remarkable job. BLK fell by $1.14 to $314.94. Hertz Global Holdings (HTZ) can be a great company, Cramer said. "Sum of the parts is $35 to $39," he added, meaning the company's business segment are not valued high enough relative to the stock price. HTZ rose 8 cents to $27.74. To sign up for Jim Cramer's free Booyah! newsletter, with all of his latest articles and videos, please click here. -- Written by Bret Kenwell in Petoskey, Mich. Follow @BretKenwell
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In pairing new general manager Dennis Hickey with incumbent coach Joe Philbin, Dolphins owner Stephen Ross hopes he has found not only a winning formula, but a harmonious one.
Ross said compatibility with the coach was the most important element he was seeking in his GM search something he said was lacking between Philbin and former GM Jeff Ireland.
Ross believes he found that in Hickey, who developed a good relationship with Philbin 14 years ago when Hickey was a Midwest scout for the Buccaneers and Philbin was a coach at Iowa.
Hickey, introduced at a news conference Tuesday, didnt seem bothered that two others rejected the job before him, and that at least four others declined interviews.
I always believed I was the right person for this job, he said.
Hickey, who spent 18 years with Tampa Bay including the past three as player personnel director, will have final say on the 53-man roster but said he will consult with Philbin on personnel decisions.
Hickey said when he met with Philbin during his interview, It was kind of like, this fits. I feel like were already on the same page. Our philosophies are the same.
We want to build a winner and do it collectively. We want a tough, smart, physical football team. A big draw to me was the opportunity to work alongside Coach Philbin.
That was just what Ross wanted to hear. The owner believed the disagreements between Ireland and Philbin regarding playing time, personnel decisions and other issues were destructive.
Ross said the reason he parted ways with Ireland wasnt because I didnt think highly of Jeff. I have a lot of confidence in Jeff. Hes a good friend. We needed to have harmony in the organization and think as one organization where everyone has respect for each other and operate with the same mind-set in all situations.
Unless you have an organization that could all be together and pulling that same oar with the same common goal, youre really not going to succeed. Thats why we had a change. We have the right fit [now].
He said successful GMs, whom he declined to name, told him the GM had to be joined at the hip with your head coach.
According to multiple sources, Patriots player personnel director Nick Caserio and Titans player personnel director Lake Dawson turned down the job because they wanted the authority to fire the coach whenever they chose.
Asked why he insisted on retaining that power, Ross said: I own the team. Lets start there.
Regarding his trust in Philbin, Ross said: Were not playing fantasy football. With the great organizations, theres consistency in it. You just dont change every time something goes wrong, or if you dont win a game, or something, you just dont replace everybody. We were in it this year. I feel as bad as anybody we didnt make the playoffs.
We were competitive. Theres such a fine line between winning and losing. You just dont start all over again. Talking to outsiders, were not that far away. I have a lot of faith and confidence in Coach Philbin and his staff and the direction were headed. So there was no reason to make wholesale changes.
Ross said he doesnt understand why some candidates were confused about the organizational structure.
I was pretty clear in the structure, he said. Not an unusual structure. General manager reports to me. Coach reports to me. I cant answer the question for [why several people werent interested in the job]. They might have had other reasons.
Dawn Aponte, the Dolphins vice president of football administration, will report to Hickey, who said he was impressed by Apontes knowledge of the cap and ability to work with people.
Hickey, who accepted the job Sunday morning when he was driving home from church with his family, said he wasnt ready to discuss the Dolphins personnel needs or whether assistant general manager Brian Gaine will be retained.
But he said he likes the Dolphins cap flexibility (about $30 million in space) and I thought [they] had a good nucleus of young players that I felt could develop into a championship-caliber roster.
Hickey said he is drawn to players that have been achievers team captains leaders, guys like [former University of Miami running back] Mike James, whom the Buccaneers drafted last April.
Im about winning, Hickey said. My competitive outlet is scouting, evaluating players, being innovative, looking at different ways to approach team building that can be better than the other 31 teams.
The Dolphins know the organization has taken another public-relations hit with the public rejections by several candidates.
Asked how the organization is perceived, Ross said: The organization is perceived by the won/loss records. You are what your record says you are [8-8 in 2013].
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10:03 AM EDT, March 26, 2012
Monday, March 26th a demonstration will be held in Indianapolis, demanding justice for 17-year-old Trayvon Martin.
"The innocence of Trayvon has captured the heart of a lot of people out there. The fact that all he had was candy and a drink, I think that kind of captured his innocence," Emily Caldwell said. Caldwell organized Monday's demonstration.
Martin was killed as he walked back from a Florida convenience store. He wore a hoodie. He was unarmed. Neighborhood watch volunteer, George Zimmerman, claims he acted in self-defense when he shot Martin in late February.
"What if that was my brother? If he went to get something from the gas station and he never came home," 12-year-old Idris Foster asked. Foster is Caldwell's son.
Idris Foster and his 14-year-old brother, Joseph, heard about what happened and wanted something to be done. "I felt that someone should do something about it 'cause my mom always taught me if something goes wrong stand up for yourself," Idris Foster said.
The local brothers wrote signs, which read: "Please don't shoot me. I only have skittles and a drink. I am Trayvon". The pictures of the brothers holding the signs were posted onCNN'swebsite.
"All I have is skittles and tea. It's like showing how innocent he was. He wasn't trying to harm anybody," Joseph Foster believed.
Idris Foster encouraged his mother, Emily Caldwell, to make something happen. Caldwell created a Facebook page, demanding justice. "I want to see people make a commitment to this whole movement and keep it going," she said.
She asked Hoosiers to march for Martin. "When I see this response I realize I'm not the only mother that sits there and wonders if their kids are going to come back in the house," she said.
More than 10,000 people have been invited to Monday's march in Indianapolis. People who want to participate are encouraged to meet at Crispus Attucks High School (1140 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.Street) at 4:30p.m. Monday, March 26th. The group will then walk about a mile to the American Legion Mall. The group will demonstrate there.
"We as a nation are watching. We as a world are watching and you're not going to continue to be able to kill our sons and get away with [this]," Caldwell said.
"I think its great to get the word out there and like to let people know that just because someone looks a certain way that you shouldn't judge them," Joseph Foster said.
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The Princess & The Frog Gallery
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If you're still sporting the eighty's hairdo while blasting Poison through the speakers in your Trans Am, the director's of "Hairspray" have put together this Summer's musical, "Rock of Ages", just for fanatics. Good ol' Tom Cruise is back for his next frontier in the entertainment business with, you guessed it, singing and dancing. Now I know it may seem skeptical at first, but Cruise's role as the sex driven rock god Stacee Jaxx launches the audience back to the days of oversized cell phones. Although the musical hasn't done wonders with the box office nor critics, I'm sure there are many middle aged men captivated by the rebellious atmosphere Cruise generates. "Rock of Ages" features legends such as Catherine Zeta-Jones, Paul Giamatti, Alec Baldwin, Mary J. Blige, and even the shenanigans of Russel Brand. Oh, and if all this hasn't convinced you to pay for the $11 ticket, let the star studded soundtrack of rock legends be your guide.
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June 01, 2005
The lowest paying occupation in May 2004 was fast food cooks, who earned $7.33 per hour, on average.
The next three lowest paying occupations—combined food preparation and serving workers, including fast food; dining room and cafeteria attendants and bartender helpers; and dishwashers—were also related to food preparation and serving.
Seven of the ten occupations with average wages of $8.00 per hour or less were related to food preparation and serving. Other, not food related, occupations with low wages were shampooers; gaming dealers; and amusement and recreation attendants.
The major occupational group with the lowest average wages in May 2004 was food preparation and serving related occupations. Over 65 percent of workers employed in food preparation and serving related occupations earned less than $8.50 per hour.
These data are from the Occupational Employment Statistics program. Wages for the OES survey are straight-time, gross pay, exclusive of premium pay. Base rate, cost-of-living allowances, guaranteed pay, hazardous-duty pay, commissions, production bonuses, tips, and on-call pay are included. More estimates of occupational employment and wages of wage and salary workers in nonfarm industries are published in Occupational Employment and Wages, May 2004 (PDF) (TXT), news release USDL 05-877.
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As I said at the beginning of the Sunday night show, it's been a long and interesting year for the Pigs -- in the fall we played for the joint Southern/MAC chapter meeting and had a pretty great time. In late March we all went to Memphis for the spectacular Brown Beverage Sessions, and then in early May we played in Durham for the 4th EBLIP conference. That's a lot of playing time for us! By the time we left Memphis, we realized that we actually had decent arrangements for more songs than we could get through in a couple of hours -- and we also realized that we had a pretty cool band within a band -- the power trio that we're referring to as the Ducleus (or Duculus if you're from Texas).
And that was all good & wonderful and we're grateful for the opportunities, but it was oh so good to be back doing our Sunday night rehearsal at the MLA meeting. In Durham, the long soundcheck sapped a lot of my energy, and the relative lack of responsiveness on the part of the crowd (we did have a good core of dancers, but the room was too big and too formal for the number of people there) made the gig a lot of work. I think we played well, and I did get many positive comments the next day, but it wasn't the kind of joyous fun that we get when we play to the MLA crowd.
And "crowd" it certainly was. As is typical, when we started out about 8:15 there was only a scattering of people in the room, but it started filling up pretty quickly, and by 9:00 they were starting to stack up outside the door. And once the dancing started, it never stopped.
The miraculous thing about the Pigs is the comfort level we have with each other -- we all bring something very different to the mix, and, as Duke was pointing out in Memphis, it has evolved from a singer/songwriter act with me out front and the others backing me up to a real band, with Russell, TomCat and now TG all taking a larger share of the vocals.
We've got plenty of room to grow -- in particular I want to hear more dueling guitar leads from Russell and BtheA. And there are so many more songs we want to learn! What an amazing ride it's been.
Oh, and one more thing worth noting. Russell's wife Nicole was there -- and maybe my favorite part of the whole thing was watching her watching him sing -- the woman absolutely glowed!! And no matter what all the other reasons are, playing guitar while a beautiful woman glows at you is surely part of the essence of rock and roll.


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The Wizards and center Zydrunas Ilgauskas completed a buyout agreement this morning and the Hawks have already made their pitch for the 7-foot-3 center to join them instead of returning to the Cavaliers.
"Once he clears waivers and becomes a free agent (on Monday), hopefully he will consider us," Hawks general manager Rick Sund said today. "We talked to his agent. He knows we are interested, as are a couple other teams."
Hawks coach Mike Woodson and some key players said Ilgauskas would be a great fit.
"He'd bring 'veteranship,'" Woodson said. "And he can still play. He's a big presence on the block, he can make shots, he can make free throws, he can rebound and he can block shots. "
Hawks forward Joe Smith said he plans to contact Ilgauskas, his teammate during Smith's two stints in Cleveland during the 2007-08 and 2008-09 seasons.
"I will try to reach out to him and see what he's thinking," Smith said. "I hope his mind is not made up."
It is widely assumed Ilgauskas will return to the Cavaliers, who drafted him in 1997. He has said his "heart is in Cleveland" but his agent said Ilgauskas will consider signing with the Hawks and will take his time with the decision.
Dallas, Denver, and Utah also are expected to recruit Ilgauskas. The Cavs would have to wait 30 days after they traded Ilgauskas (March 19) to re-sign him while any other team can sign him after he clears waivers on Monday at 2 p.m. No team in the league has the necessary salary-cap space to claim Ilgauskas off waivers.
In order to become a free agent and join a contender, Ilgauskas gave back $1.5 million of the prorated portion of his $11.5 million salary due, according to the Washington Post. The Hawks have both their mid-level and bi-annual salary-cap exceptions available but it's not expected that Ilgauskas' prorated salary will be large enough to need them. That puts the Hawks and his other suitors on roughly the same level with salary offers.
Ilgauskas' motivations aren't clear beyond his desire to play for a team capable of making a deep playoff run. If he's looking for playing time the Hawks and Jazz appear to offer him the best opportunity for minutes among the teams reported to be interested.
Hawks forward Josh Smith said Ilgauskas would play a big role for the Hawks.
"I will try to get his number from Joe and give him a call and tell him how much we want him here," Smith said.
"We need a guy like that," said Hawks All-Star center Al Horford. "I hope our people can make that happen because he would be a big key for us."
Ilgauskas would add three things the Hawks can use: size, shooting and playoff experience (64 games).
"He's a guy that is good with shooting on the pick-and-pop," Horford said. "He's a big body. We already have some of those but you need as many as you can get for the playoffs, especially an experienced guy like that."
Ilgauskas, 34, had foot problems early in his career but played in 73 or more games in each season from 2002-08. He played in 65 games last season and 53 this season, when he was relegated to a backup role behind Shaquille O'Neal.
"He's just as healthy as anyone else," Joe Smith said. "He didn't have any problems in both years I was with him."
The Hawks likely will try to sell Ilgauskas on playing time in their power rotation. In Cleveland he was playing a career-low 20.5 minutes per game in a frontcourt that included O'Neal, Anderson Varejao and J.J. Hickson. Now the Cavaliers also have power forward Antawn Jamison, who was acquired from Washington in the three-team trade that included Ilgauskas.
Ilgauskas would stand to get significant minutes in the Hawks' power rotation. Jason Collins, the only 7-footer on the roster, has played sparingly. Zaza Pachulia (6-11), the primary reserve at center, has struggled lately. Horford (6-10), the starter at center, could play power forward alongside Ilgauskas with Josh Smith at small forward, a position he played early in his career.
"I'm down for whatever position they want me to play," Josh Smith said. "If it means going big for matchups, that's cool."
The only true center playing significant minutes behind Utah's Mehmet Okur is third-year player Kyrylo Fesenko. The Nuggets start Nene at center with defensive specialist Chris Andersen backing him up. The Mavericks recently acquired center Brendan Haywood to back up longtime starter Erick Dampier, who is out with a hand injury.
The Cavaliers, who lead the Eastern Conference, appear to have the best shot at the Finals among the teams pursuing Ilgauskas. The Hawks are seven games behind Cleveland in fourth place and could try to sell Ilgauskas on being the player to help them reach the next level in the playoffs.
"We are playing well," Joe Smith said. "We've got just as good of a shot at the Finals as anyone."
The Hawks do not plan to pursue veteran guard Larry Hughes, who recently was waived by the Sacramento Kings. It is believed the Hawks aren't inclined to use their 14th roster spot for a perimeter player, which also means Mike James wouldn't be considered after he gets an expected buyout from the Wizards.
The Hawks also are not expected to pursue 7-foot center Mikki Moore, a free agent who is looking to get back into the league after heel surgery in December.
February 25th, 2010
11:32 am
MC: What is the best offer that the Hawks can offer Big Z? What can they do to set themselves apart from the other suitors? Can and will they offer more than the others?
February 25th, 2010
11:35 am
do you see the hawks really going after him or just a token offer, and do you really believe its not a done deal that he heads back to cle
February 25th, 2010
11:36 am
Hi Michael,
maybe you should add the fact that between these teams, ATL is the only one with its full MLE available (even if Big Z won't look at the money first).
February 25th, 2010
11:36 am
He would be a huge upgrade over PaFOOLia
February 25th, 2010
11:37 am
Definately need the Big Z and I don't mean ZAZA Get him and we go all the way?
February 25th, 2010
11:42 am
ZaZa has lost it. As of now, he is a wasted $5.0 million each year and he is definitely not the backup center that we need.
This team needs a defensive minded big man or an offensive minded one that can step out and hit a jumper.
February 25th, 2010
11:53 am
Tell zaza 2 call him now.
February 25th, 2010
11:55 am
Rick sund tell biz z if he come 2 the hawks he will starte day 1, and tell mr. woody if he dont starte big z he will be fired.
February 25th, 2010
11:55 am
Question…Is the prorated league minimum the most any team can offer Z?
February 25th, 2010
12:03 pm
This is a no brainer for the Hawks! Offer him a two year deal now!!!
February 25th, 2010
12:10 pm
You guys leave ZaZa alone, he and Z can play together, were going to need both of them if we are going to get past Cleveland or Orlando
February 25th, 2010
12:11 pm
How is he gonna find minutes on the Cavs? They already cut down what he had been averaging the past few seasons and keep bringing other players into the front court. He would help out the Hawks a lot.
February 25th, 2010
12:11 pm
I will remain optimistic as much as possible…..he will be a great addition if used effectively (Wont hold my breath) but that's if he even signs. I think him even considering other teams is a ploy by his agent so it won't seem like there was a pre-arraigned deal. But if he is not signed by March 1 he can't be on the playoff roster and the Cavs have to wait 30 days? So what would be the point right? I am confused. Someone please expound.
February 25th, 2010
12:13 pm
If we don't get Z are there any other players the Hawks are likely to go after?
-REEfried Roe!!!
February 25th, 2010
12:15 pm
From Ilgauskas perspective, what compelling reason is there for him to go anywhere but back to CLE?
He knows the system, he knows his role, and arguably they have the best chance be the Eastern Conf. rep in this years' finals. Money apparently isn't a big factor, as he just gave 1.5 mil back to WSH.
February 25th, 2010
12:17 pm
Marvin is horrible he should not be starting, maybe if the hawks bring marvin of the bench it will bring his confidence back.
February 25th, 2010
12:18 pm
@Marcus will he even get to play in the playoffs though? They must wait 30 days to sign him and players must be signed with their teams by March 1st to be on playoff roster so I heard
February 25th, 2010
12:19 pm
Go get 'im, Hawks!
Start: Bibby, Iso-Joe, J-Smoove, Al Horford and Big-Z.
Off bench: Teague, Crossover Crawford, Marvin Wiliams, Joe Smith, ZaZa
Finally, everybody is playing their natural position.
February 25th, 2010
12:24 pm
Gilley, the NBA made an exception to that rule. They announced that they will not interfere with the transaction and that he could be eligible to make playoffs. Talk about monopoly, dude. Why don't they just hand the Cavs the championship?
February 25th, 2010
12:25 pm
It is a no brainer for the Hawks to go after Big Z and they should use all of their available resources to go after him. I'm not sure exactly what they have available due to conflicting reports but I think they have the full MLE ($5.8M) available.
I don't know if salary cap exceptions have to be prorated but if they do, the Hawks should offer a prorated portion of the full MLE to Big Z. The season is 68% gone and 32% of $5.8M is $1.86M. According to Hoopshype, we are sitting at $65.876M in salary right now. The luxury tax threshold per Larry Coon's site is $69.920M. If those numbers are correct, we can spend a little over $4M and not exceed the luxury tax. I hope the ASG is willing to spend up to that amount to get Big Z.
February 25th, 2010
12:26 pm
MARCUS in cle BIG Z wont starte thats why he wont go back, and if BIG Z come 2 the hawks he starte day 1.
February 25th, 2010
12:28 pm
You hit the nail on the head Stirg. That sounds like a plan. Send big Randolph Morris walking and Mario West off the roster and that will make it happen.
February 25th, 2010
12:30 pm
@ Stirg, why would you want Josh to be our 3? If he's our small forward, that means he'll handle the ball alot more & he'll set up on the perimeter. Josh is more effective in the post working alongside Al. If he's out on the wing he'll probably start taking more jumpshots (which is not what we want). Josh is our starting PF & Al is our C. Z would be a backup here.
-REElated to Roe!!!
February 25th, 2010
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February 25th, 2010
12:31 pm
Big Z would fit in perfect. Use Stirg d'Nahsif lineup and we have a chance. Now at the end of the year, we need to get rid of Marvin.
February 25th, 2010
12:32 pm
@Stirg d'Nahsif
Oh ok Thanks for answering!!!
February 25th, 2010
12:33 pm
At his age and with his injury history, it is doubtful that Ilgauskas would even want to play 28+ minutes a game if such a job were available. He has a chance to return to a team and city that has been his home for 13 years AND happens to have a great chance for a championship. So he's supposed to walk away from that for more playing time? Let's see PT or a ring? PT or a ring? Remember John Salley sitting on a Chicago bench and cheering wildly for MJ and Pippen? I think Z will do more than that but if that's all he does, I have a feeling that would be fine with him. After fighting through all of those foot surgeries, if he wants to put his feet up and lounge his way to a ring, he deserves it.
If Sund strikes out with Z (as I expect), I just hope that he is truly commited to consider other options to upgrade the roster.
February 25th, 2010
12:33 pm
@Gilley: to be playoff eligible, he doesn't have to be signed before March 1st, he had to be waived. He can then sign when he wants.
February 25th, 2010
12:35 pm
Waste of time…espn reported that he already flew back to Cleveland this morning. I am sure they are working on details of the agreement even though he can't rejoin them for 30 days. They will probably have contract details worked out by tomorrow.
February 25th, 2010
12:36 pm
This AVERAGE player has spent 50% of his over paid career with broken bones in his feet. He's as fragile as Jerious Norwood of the Falcons.
No thanks.
February 25th, 2010
12:42 pm
We need to really investigate what waivers are coming in terms of a PG or Post defender. Potentially even a SF who could also play solid D & rebound, as well as shoot the 3 and penetrate?
Big Z might be nice to think about, but that's alot of headlines for a guy who's 95% sure he's headed back to CLE.
February 25th, 2010
12:48 pm
i find it funny this guy is the talk of our team when hes not even coming here
February 25th, 2010
12:49 pm
Marvin is struggling but benching him for the likes of Zaza or Mo is not the answer. His biggest issue right now is confidence and I don't think benching him is going to help in that regard. Neither Mo nor Zaza is even close to Marvin from a talent perspective and neither has ever produced to the level Marvin produced at just last year as a 22 year old. Last year, Marvin's efficiency rating was better than Jamal's is right now so I know the guy can be productive, he just has to find his game.
Being at the game last night, I saw Mo, Joe Smith and Jamal all pull Marvin to the side at different times, trying to encourage him. They are veteran players who have been in slumps before and it was great to see the support and leadership they showed in trying to encourage their young teammate. Watching those guys do that just reinforces my belief that Jamal, Mo and Joe Smith are all quality guys that we are lucky to have on this team.
I think Woody is doing the right thing by decreasing Marvin's minutes when he struggles. Woody might try playing him with that second unit some when they come in at the end of the 2nd quarter and then letting Mo get the minutes with the starters at the end of the 2nd to shake things up a little but I wouldn't bench Marvin as long as we are winning. However, if we start losing and he continues to play poorly, then Woody has to do what he has to do.
I remain a HUGE Marvin fan and I still believe in him. I saw Smoove struggle last year after signing his new deal and I see how well he has bounced back this year. Many other players have done exactly the same thing. I believe Marvin will bounce back as well, hopefully sooner rather than later.
February 25th, 2010
12:50 pm
Big Z would be a nice add, but he is not essential. Remember, guys, this is not a superstar player we are talking about. If the Hawks get him, that's great. If not, then the season will go on as normal.
Some are acting like the fate of the organization rides on getting Big Z. It doesn't.
February 25th, 2010
12:50 pm
It's not gonna happen……he will wait 30 days….
February 25th, 2010
12:50 pm
He could of just flew back to Cleve b/c thats where his home is. All I've read so far on this is that teams will only be offering a prorated league minimum to Z, Why?
February 25th, 2010
12:52 pm
Ree Roe,
You are right on about Smoove. Putting him at SF would be a HORRIBLE mistake. He is a PF. Al might be a PF too but he is a better Center than Smoove is a SF.
February 25th, 2010
12:54 pm
Ted M,
Teams like CLE, DEN and POR who have expressed interest in Big Z only have a prorated portion of the vet minimum to offer. I'm sure they would offer more if they could.
February 25th, 2010
12:56 pm
@Section 303: it's not that simple, it's not Z with ATL, or not, It's, if you face CLE, having Z with ATL and not with CLE, against ATL without Z and CLE now with Jamison + Z back.
Signing Z would be a little more for ATL, AND a little less for CLE. And his impact can be more important in ATL than in CLE.
February 25th, 2010
12:57 pm
lol "Ilgauskas has already returned to cleveland on a flight this afternoon" <<<<<<there you have it folks
February 25th, 2010
1:02 pm
big z here? … yeah right. wake me when he signs. zzzzzzz
February 25th, 2010
1:04 pm
Astro Joe,
Thanks for bringing some reality to the pipe dreamer about acquiring Big Z.
February 25th, 2010
1:05 pm
Ree-Roe and Traceman, Z plays the perimeter, often; he shoots long range jumpers. That removes the opponents big man from down low and allows Horford and Smoove to do their thing. Lastly, there are more power forwards that can check J-Smoove than there are small forwards. Z would be a perfect fit.
February 25th, 2010
1:06 pm
Why does everyone want to move josh to the SF, but doesnt want him shooting 3's????? Josh will not work at the 3. When i hear this i know you dont watch games. this team is built to be a 4 on 5 fastbreak(when they remember)every time down the court and we should accept that.I will take big Z off the bench, but Marvin is the problem.
February 25th, 2010
1:07 pm
I heard Hakeem the Dream is coming out of retirement and joining the Hawks
February 25th, 2010
1:08 pm
@ IREPATL, you do realize he lives in CLE & his family is there too. Contrary to popular belief I don't think he's made his decision on where to go just yet although I believe CLE is still the favorite. If his agent wasn't just giving lip service about Z considering us, ATL might be more attractive than many of you give us credit for. He can compete for a title here & him coming here makes us thar much stronger.
-REEally it's Roe!!!
February 25th, 2010
1:09 pm
Get her done!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Exactly what we need…. A legit 7footer
February 25th, 2010
1:16 pm
@ Stirg, again Josh as a 3 is a bad move for us. Josh as a perimeter player will handle the ball more, shoot more jump shots & be less likely to play in the paint. That equals turnovers, I'll advised jumpshots & less rebounds. On a defensive end, Josh would be on the opposing team's best swingman (Lebron, Carmelo, Durant, etc) and that would take away his effectiveness as our only shot blocker on the team & exploit his weakness as an on ball defender. Josh IS NOT A 3. It's a bad move to switch him from the PF position.
-REEticulate it for Roe!!!
February 25th, 2010
1:19 pm
Marvin can be what Jamal is to the team,,a breathe of fresh air off the bench. Mo Evans can start but Marvin can and should get starter minutes just like Jamal is getting. Jamal is looking and playing a heck of a lot better coming off the bench than he ever did starting with New York or even Golden State. Starting Mo would give us the offense that Marvin couldnt do with JJ or Smoove in the game. Also, by letting Jamal & Marvin come off the bench, Teague will then have Marvin to hopefully get some assists from since Zaza and Joe Smith hasnt been helping much. So I think it could be a win-win situation. What do u guys think??
February 25th, 2010
1:20 pm
@ree, idk if i dont really see why he would leave the best team in the leaugue to come to us, lol joe says the same thing. only way i see him coming here is if he wants more pt, thats it, a huy like z does not care about the city or money for that matter, he's abbout done in this league and needs to win a ring, truethfully i believe he would sign with denver before us and they seem to be more aggressive than we are in trying to get him
"There hasn't been a day go by that I haven't heard from Mark (Warkentien, the Nuggets' vice president of basketball operations)," Herb Rudoy, Ilgauskas' agent, said Wednesday. "He had a great relationship with 'Z' (back in Cleveland). Mark has been very aggressive to convince me to convince 'Z.' "


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Lawmakers' votes this week on whether or not to train and equip Syrian opposition forces in the fight against Islamic State were arguably the most consequential after nearly two years in which Congress is likely to set a new low for productivity.
Five Democratic senators broke from their party Thursday to side with Republican Sen. Ted Cruz in an effort to derail President Obama's executive actions on immigration.
In a blow to the reelection hopes of Republican Sen. Pat Roberts, the Kansas Supreme Court on Thursday struck the name of a Democratic challenger from the November ballot, pitting the embattled incumbent against a well-funded and surging independent candidate.
House Speaker John A. Boehner dipped back into the immigration debate Thursday, saying that an overhaul -- which his Republican majority has refused to vote on -- would boost the economy.
Hillary Rodham Clinton joined some of the most powerful women in Congress on Thursday to push for advances on affordable child care, paid family leave and raising the minimum wage that could create greater economic progress for women.
Jobs and the economy remain tops on voters' minds heading into the midterm election, and House Speaker John A. Boehner wants to re-focus his Republican Party on a "five points" pocketbook agenda before November.
As Democrats and Republicans wrestle for control of the Senate, voters are facing an onslaught of political ads around the country that are striking an increasingly negative tone, even more so than in past election cycles.
Vice President Joe Biden, a boisterous political figure who has often needed to walk back comments, apologized Wednesday for using the term "Shylocks" in a recent speech.
Leaders from both parties expressed confidence Tuesday that the House would support President Obama's request to arm Syrian rebels in the fight against Islamic State militants, an important component of the administration's broader strategy to confront the extremist forces.
Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal, who hopes to use detailed position papers to build a bid for the Republican presidential nomination, released an energy plan Tuesday that calls for expanded oil and gas production and reversing the Obama administration's efforts against climate change.
Usually it's Republicans who are assailing President Obama.
Facing skepticism in Congress over a White House request to arm Syrian rebels in the fight against Islamic State militants, House Republican leaders Monday unveiled a revised proposal that beefs up congressional oversight in hopes of winning bipartisan support.
Majorities of Republicans and Democrats say they support President Obama's plan for attacking Islamic militants in Iraq and Syria, a rare bit of bipartisan backing for the president, two new polls show.
President Obama's request for Congress to authorize the training and equipping of Syrian rebels seemed a modest piece of the administration's new offensive against Islamic State militants.
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In a ruling that could have reverberations around the country, a federal judge on Thursday struck down an Ohio law that bars individuals from knowingly making false statements about political candidates.
Congress, once reluctant to take a stand on fighting Islamic militants overseas, now appears eager to do so, as Republicans in the House largely backed President Obama's proposal to arm Syrian rebels.
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President Obama plans to address the nation tonight to talk about his plans to take down the Islamic State militants wreaking havoc in Iraq and Syria and threatening to retaliate against the United States for its bombing campaign targeting them.
When Bill Clinton left the White House in January 2001, Americans had experienced quite enough of the boisterous Big Dog and his unending dramas, both personal and political.
Former Vice President Dick Cheney called Wednesday for launching "immediate, sustained, simultaneous action" to defeat the Islamic State, arguing that President Obama bore responsibility for the danger the jihadist group now poses to America's interests.
Pro tip for politicians trying to get ahead: Either change your name to "Bill Clinton" or resign yourself to a whole lot of negativity.
Scott Brown, the former U.S. senator from Massachusetts, easily won the GOP nomination for a Senate seat in New Hampshire on Tuesday night, trouncing his rivals as he pivoted toward a general election race against Democratic incumbent Jeanne Shaheen that has already demonstrated it will be...
A week after he bowed out of Kansas' Senate race, Democrat Chad Taylor on Tuesday filed a petition with the state's Supreme Court to have his name removed from the November ballot.
If Martha Coakley wins the Democratic primary for governor today, she'll be poised to try to redeem herself after an embarrassing defeat in 2010.
Monica Wehby, the Republican U.S. Senate nominee running in deeply blue Oregon, on Tuesday did something that's a rarity for a GOP candidate: She highlighted her support of same-sex marriage.
Former Vice President Dick Cheney, often considered the brain behind President Bush's war strategy in Iraq, gave a pep talk to House Republicans on Tuesday highlighting the value of a hawkish national defense.
The long primary season effectively comes to a close Tuesday with contests spread across the Northeast.
Sen. Mark Udall (D-Colo.) on Monday apologized for invoking the names of two American journalists who were recently beheaded by Islamic State militants as he argued in a debate over the weekend.
After months of very few reliable polls in this fall's key elections, new numbers have started to pop up with regularity, giving a better sense of which races are truly competitive as Democrats try to hold off the prospect of Republican control of the Senate.


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Inspired by Bunny Hunter, Rarity tracks how many chances you've had to obtain various rare items throughout the game, and tells you how lucky (or unlucky) you are. It will tell you how likely you are to obtain the item, track how long you've been farming for it, etc. This is primarily useful for farming companion/battle pets and mounts, but it also supports virtually any item including patterns and designs, archaeology projects, etc.
Rarity tracks an exhaustive list of every mount and companion/battle pet in the entire game (at least those that require significant farming to obtain). Items can be filtered by expansion and type. Rarity factors in the size of a typical group when determining probabilities, and can even tell you if you've killed certain world bosses!
Farming a huge collection of bones for the Bone-White Primal Raptor? Rarity will show you your progress.
- Provides an LDB feed, tooltips, and progress bar, allowing you to track items of your choice
Tracks every kind of item you can imagine:
- Supports zone-wide drops (like Hyacinth Macaw)
- Supports containers (like White Polar Bear)
- Supports two-level loots (like Disgusting Oozeling)
- Supports archaeology projects (like Scepter of Azj'Aqir)
- Supports fishing (like Sea Turtle)
- Supports item usage (like Mojo)
- Supports items dropped from bosses that require a group to defeat
- Supports items obtained from holiday boss bags (like Big Love Rocket)
- Supports items looted from world containers (like Bonkers)
- Supports collections of things (like Reins of the Bone-White Primal Raptor)
- Supports some special cases (like Elementium Geode, Mysterious Camel Figurine)
- Supports things other than pets and mounts (like Skyshard, Primal Egg, recipes, legendary components)
- Supports bonus coin rolls (like Mogu Rune of Fate)
Other features:
- Fully user configurable—you can add your own items to track
- Adds to game tooltips, showing you when something you're looking at is the source of something that Rarity tracks
- Lets you modify your kill count without having to edit saved variables
- Shows an "achievement" alert when you obtain the item
- Uses boss kill statistics whenever possible to keep track of attempts
- Can report your progress to various channels or in whispers
- Tracks how long you've been farming this session, day, week, and month
- Supports tracking two items at the same time
- Tells you if you've defeated world bosses this week
- Automatically imports data from Bunny Hunter
You should also install
- Rarity works best with an LDB display like Fortress, Button Bin, or Titan Panel. If you don't have a display, turn on Rarity's minimap icon. There are lots of displays available—if you don't like one, try another!
- AddonLoader is highly recommended. This will let you keep the configuration UI unloaded until you need it.
- Collectinator is a good companion add-on to Rarity. It will show you where to obtain everything that Rarity tracks.
- Archy is recommended to replace the default Archaeology UI, which Rarity has been known to cause problems with.
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Lyssinna Sep 13, 2014 at 20:50 UTC - 0 likes
Oh I read the FAQ, but I'm saying that it simply isn't tracking across characters. For instance:
- Lyssinna - Warlock - Blue Drake Attempts: 20
- Tyrimon - Paladin - Blue Drake Attempts: 2
- Symira - Shaman - Blue Drake Attempts: 0 (In fact, this character shows no attempts for any of the mounts listed in the non-group Mounts category)
- Chyria - Mage - Blue Drake Attempts: 1
All of these characters are on the same account, the same license and even the same server.
I recently installed this program within the last week, so I definitely don't have any old data lying around.
Suggestions?Last edited Sep 13, 2014 by Lyssinna
Lyssinna Sep 13, 2014 at 17:14 UTC - 0 likes
I've really enjoyed the tracking ability of this thing, especially how it picks up the statistics from the basic boss kills. I wish I could pull down Skadi's kills for the Blue Protodrake. Maybe add King Yirmon as a base for that, since you have to kill Skadi to get to Yirmon (though I often stop there, it's at least something). I also think it's not pulling down Yogg 25H Kills (though that might be because there isn't a stat for "Alone in the Dark" kills) or Lich King 25H kills.
My problem is more that Rarity isn't syncing properly across all my characters. Some characters show no attempts at all for various mounts that I've done even earlier that day. The numbers are all different and its all rather confusing.
Any suggestions?
Reeb Nov 08, 2013 at 22:34 UTC - 0 likes
I just started doing VoA for the Reins of the Grand Black War Mammoth & noticed that Rarity seems to track on the alliance version for some of my characters even though i only play horde.
The two i noticed were my Blood Elf Paladin & Pandaren Monk however their runs are lower than the alliance total so id assume there are others tracking on the wrong one also.
Also noticed that if i click it to horde only then back to alliance only it adds extra attempts on.
Could i have some settings wrong possibly as i cannot figure out why this is?Related ticket: #64
Khisanth Sep 23, 2013 at 14:19 UTC - 0 likes
Frist of all, thanks a lot for this very useful addon. :)
FYI crane nest, timeless chest and some pets translated in french
Urtgard Sep 21, 2013 at 03:41 UTC - 0 likes
Super I'll test it tomorrow, now it is bedtime for me.
Keep up the good work!
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Authors: Cerasa A, Valentino P, Chiriaco C
Source: J Neurol. 2012 Dec 28. [Epub ahead of print]
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