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Fourth annual 1000 Buck Shootout at I-37 Raceway
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Pleasanton, Tx., (Oct. 22, 2011) I-37 Raceway at Newsome Motor Park put their 2011 to bed for the year with the conclusion of the 4thAnnual 1000 Buck Shootout. Several new drivers signed in joining in the B-main action as they scrambled for the best starting spot possible in the big money A-mains.
Anderson Aces All Weekend In Modifieds
In a race that saw more yellow flags than an intermural football game, Austin's Elias Anderson completed the weekend sweep of the Modified action. Driving a car, that's been collecting dust the past two years, Anderson quickly shook off any driving rust as he took wins in every race Friday and Saturday night. Jamie Campbell closed on Anderson in the waning stages of the 30-lap event, but couldn't pressure Anderson into a mistake as rolled home for the $1,000 pay day.
31 Elias Anderson, 29 Jamie Campbell, 8g Greg Dinsmore, 38 Dennis Taylor, 44 Joe Spillman, 521 Jason Borlace, 37 Bill Pittaway, 67 Robert Liese jr., 20 Jerry Frydrych, 10k Ellis Tracy, 10 Robert Walton, 13 Gilbert Amezquita, 17 Cody Tidwell, 53x Matt Fox, 21 Barry Codling, 99 Billy Meyer, 49 Chuck Chesler---DNTG, 16 Carson Bednarz---DNS
Modified B-main
8g Greg Dinsmore, 21 Barry Codling, 20 Jerry Frydrych, 53x Matt Fox, 16 Carson Bednarz---DNS, 10 Robert Walton---DNS
Swenson Sneaks with Sportmod/Limited Modified Win
Despite having the left front torn off his car in Friday qualifying and starting "lucky" thirteenth in the A-main, Comfort's Chris Swenson snuck up on the field and grabbed the big win. The veteran Swenson used the high side to move forward and catch leader, James Blaylock. After J. Blaylock changed his line, Swenson used the bottom to get the lead in the final laps, and then held off a final challenge by J. Blaylock for the checkers.
Sportmod/Limited Modifieds
48 Chris Swenson, 18 James Blaylock, 26g JJ Jennings, 66 Johnny Torres, 55 Danny Brown, 147 GW Hessong, 12 Roly Rodriguez, 34 Michael Walker, 51 Greg Rohmer, 9b Brandon Blaylock, 184 Brian Rye, 37 Bill Pittaway, 85 Jeff Nix, 11 Tom Grothues, 90 Dustin Butcher, 82jp James Parks, 57 Jason Kelly, 04 Jacob Burnet, 3j Jesse James, 76 Michael Carlock, 9 Ray Doyon III, 4 Robby Minten, 66y Randy Yount, 14 Newton Barta jr., 0 Thomas Rye jr.
SM/LM B-mains
B-main 1
48 Chris Swenson, 90 Dustin Butcher, 04 Jacob Burnet, 9 Ray Doyon III, 3j Jesse James, 76 Michael Carlock
B-main 2
51 Greg Rohmer, 12 Roly Rodriguez, 34 Michael Walker, 85 Jeff Nix, 14 Newton Barta jr., 0 Thomas Rye jr., 57 Jason Kelly, 11x Jeff Allgayer, 15 JC Pilcher
Votion Victorious in Season Ender
Track champion, Trey Votion completed his season by adding another win to his yearlong total in the Limited Late Models. Votion, whose truck broke the transmission on the way to the track Friday night, made up for a dismal beginning to the weekend getting past Craig Crawley for the lead. Votion was challenged by Crawley after a late caution, but held him off to snag the checkers.
Limited Late Models
99 Trey Votion, 6 Craig Crawley, 10 AJ Wernette, 149 Stephan Danielson, 77 Landon Farquar, 13 Howie Marcx, 42 Ron Sprayue, 14 Gary Hunter, 14g Greg Dinsmore, 7 Richard Bartosh, 28 Leland Waddell
Jones Jousts with Jack for Street Stock Sweep
The 2011 I-37 Raceway and South Texas Street Stock Shootout champ, Wade Jones capped off his season with yet another victory. Jones broke out early in the 20-lapper and looked to be well on his way to a runaway win. A late race caution rebunched the field putting Bobby Jack on his tail. Jack kept the pressure on Jones the final five laps, but the multi-time track champ held him off for the win.
Street Stocks
41 Wade Jones, 88 Bobby Jack, 149 Stephan Danielson, 66 Johnny Torres, 40 Mike Lyon, 2x Donny Horelka, 37 AJ Wernette, 15 Tommy Casey, 5 Danny Schroat, 7 DJ Schroat, 53 Brian Becka, 31 Jeff Hendricks, 14 Eric Knudtson
Hilla Hauls in Biggest Ever Win
The former Pure Stock track champ(2007) and diminutive, Janel Hilla proved for another time she could mix it up with the big boys. Hilla, who ran in the top five throughout most of the early stages of the 30-lap event, got by Adam Torres on a late restart. From there Hilla held off a rechallenge by Torres, and then eased away for her biggest ever pay day and victory.
Pure Stocks
7x Janel Hilla, 24 Adam Torres, 89 Talon Minten, 58 Hunter Flanagan, 10 Karaline Campbell, 3 David Sevilla, 14 Trey Heald, 95 Jerry Jones, 44 Justin Henley, 117 Devin Adler, 9 Philip Haywood, 15 William Cavender, 88 Brandy Ramzinski, 13 Cameron Smith, 82 Richard Wells, 9s Jarrett Payton, 43 Eric Watson, 25 Tyler Box, 62 Austin Dragoo, 15d James Dear, 31 Frank Okruhlik, 15x Hunter Montgomery
Pure Stocks B-main
31 Frank Okruhlik, 13 Cameron Smith, 82 Richard Wells, 14 Trey Heald, 10 Karaline Campbell, 3 David Sevilla, 9 Philip Haywood, 15x Hunter Montgomery, 15 William Cavender, 62 Austin Dragoo
Easler Eases Away for Enduro Honors
Roy Easler jr. took home the $500 pay day in the 50-lap Front Runner Enduro making it look easy.
Front Runner Enduro
12 Roy Easler jr., 9 Char Powell, 9b Robert Mayberry, 7 Jesse Sandoval, 67 Jimmy Carroll, 3 Joshua Mares, 13 Jason Smith, 98E Will Holder, 19 N/A, 82 Curtis Opiela, 28 Lisa Sandoval, 6x Ronnie Schoenfeldt, 24 Landon Sowder, 113 Hailee Marcx, 69 Jordan Sandoval, 57 Trevor Bettis, 223 Karey Scott, 4 David Lee Grobe
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As the Hawks wind down training camp, the revamped roster has taken shape over the course of six exhibition games. One of the biggest questions entering the preseason was what coach Larry Drew would do at the small forward position. Or call it the 3-guard, if you prefer.
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DeShawn Stevenson, Kyle Korver, Damion James, Anthony Tolliver and Josh Smith have played at the 3 during exhibitions. Stevenson and Korver are guards.
"As I've said going into this preseason, my main focus was to really see what kind of combinations we can put out there and be effective," Drew said. "We've gone with DeShawn at 3. I like that. We've gone with Kyle at the 3. I like that. We've gone with Josh at some 3. I like that.
"That gives us some flexibility from the standpoint that if we need to adapt and make some minor adjustments with our lineup we have the ability to do that. To say it's a lock on any guy who is going to be starting at that position every single night, I won't say that's the case. I love the flexibility to be able to move guys around and experiment a little bit and to be able to make adjustments depending on who we play."
The Hawks have a smaller team following their numerous offseason changes. The loss of 6-foot-7 Joe Johnson and the 6-9 Marvin Williams were the most notable. How they will defend the small forward position is at issue.
Drew has the ability to play Zaza Pachulia at center, move Al Horford to power forward and Smith to the small forward. Smith drew much of the assignment to guard LeBron James in the exhibition opener against the Heat.
"The 3, night in and night out, you are playing a beast at that position," Smith said. "It's definitely going to be a challenging position for us but at the same time we are a team. The 3 is just one position. Last time I checked there were five positions. We have to be able to help each other collectively. One guy is not going to get it done."
Stevenson has started several of the exhibition games and said he is quite comfortable with the defensive responsibilities. The veteran points to his time with Dallas when he and Shawn Marion were assigned the opposition's top scoring threat.
"I guard the Carmelos, the LeBrons," Stevenson said. "On defense, I'm basically a 3 guard. I'm getting used to it. In this offense, the 3-guard is basically a 2-guard, the 2-guard is basically a 3-guard. They are interchangeable."
The 6-8 Tolliver is an option when the Hawks go against a bigger lineup. Tolliver said he learned to play small forward last season with Minnesota and is now comfortable in the role.
While the Hawks could be undersized at the small forward position, their lineup allows them to get another shooter on the floor. With a depth of long-range shooters, they will be able to take advantage of their speed guard with Devin Harris, Lou Williams and Jeff Teague. Drew thinks the Hawks can exploit those matchups.
"We could go into this thing and the mindset be to go with the guy who we think is going to be at that position," Drew said. "Or we can change it up. What has been good to us in the past is our ability to make adjustments during the game, whether we want to go with a small 3 or go with a big 3. As I said before, I embrace having that ability to do that. It allows you not only to adapt but we feel with our lineup, with our personnel, if we are small we can play a certain way; if we are big we can play a certain way. Our guys are very comfortable with either way. It's been a strength of ours. I want to continue to use it."
Practice update: The Hawks held an open practice Sunday at Philips Arena in front of a crowd of nearly 2,000. … Lou Hudson, whose No. 23 is retired by the Hawks organization, was in attendance. … Teague (sprained left ankle), Pachulia (sprained left ankle) and John Jenkins (left hand contusion) did not participate.Horford (right calf) was limited. He expects to play in the final exhibition game Friday at Detroit.
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October 21st, 2012
5:06 pm
Just Joe or anyone else:
If DeSteve has a (3) yr contract but only the 1st one is
guaranteed, then if cut; are the Hawks reponsible for the final two ?
* [I would think] ?
So, a buyout would be in order, yes, no … ?
If `n he was not part of the plans.
Also, a consideration, does DeSteve have any trade value ?
Personally, sans injuries, I like his tough / hardnosed persona;
DJames; Zaza; Ivan.
This could be the best collection of Bad-Asses
we`ve had on our team in quite some time.
October 21st, 2012
5:06 pm
October 21st, 2012
5:09 pm
I have yet to read the article;
just wanted to be 1st.
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October 21st, 2012
5:23 pm
I love our roster and id love to see Josh move to the 3 often.
October 21st, 2012
5:25 pm
LD constantly speaks of his shooters and his speedy guards
of whom have the ability to get into the paint.
He *'`harps`'* on Defense !
Therein lies the problem !
He never speaks of who will be the Best defender at the [3].
He talks about having a [3] guard on offense.
Listen here LD … and listen good !
LBJ is a [4] now.
But you had better have someone committed to guard him.
If you wish to be good defensively;
the don`t just give lip service.
" It`s not what you say, it`s what you emphasize " !
You need to make Josh accountable for being a great defender;
and let him guard the other team`s best player;
or, find a [3] … DJames … and give him the job !
Quit pu$$y-footin` aroud and commit to the Defensive end of the floor !
October 21st, 2012
5:27 pm
I just found out that one cannot say:
unless there is an intentional typo.
October 21st, 2012
5:31 pm
* -more than one typo intentional or otherwise- @ 5:25 pm
October 21st, 2012
5:33 pm
If the last two years are not guaranteed, they can cut him and only be on the hook for this year's salary.
At least based on the one preseason game I have had a chance to see, Stevenson looks good enough for a spot on the roster, though.
October 21st, 2012
5:34 pm
James is considered a guard?
October 21st, 2012
5:34 pm
I have come to the conclusion that Larry Drew is a "Clueless Coach" That's why the general Manager sent him to Europe to find a "clue." Hope the "LIGHT" comes on for Larry before it is too late!!!! Can we trade Larry to Utah for Ty Corbin????
October 21st, 2012
5:37 pm
LOI(Lord of the Idiots), Al Horford, and Larry Drew to Utah for Jefferson, Ty Corbin, and a Box of Krispy Kreme Doughnuts!!!
October 21st, 2012
5:37 pm
Larry Drew has two winning seasons in a row! He'll win his 3rd soon..
I like that. I like that. And I like that too…..
October 21st, 2012
5:49 pm
Anyone out there ever listen to Lakers coach Mike Brown trying to explain something? I beleive that coach Drew is just a little bit bettter than Brown is.
October 21st, 2012
5:57 pm
Grandad, those [smaller] 3's would give Josh trouble since his [strength] is help defense. On ball not so much..
He maybe on the bench [2 foul] [Drew rule] sooner rather than later…
October 21st, 2012
5:58 pm
It will be a shame if Damion James does not make this roster. I can only hope that LD sees the value that this kid offers as a tough defender and rebounder. It shouldn't matter if his offense is limited.
October 21st, 2012
6:06 pm
Damion James over Tolliver any day, but we might see both of them go…
October 21st, 2012
6:08 pm
"I don't know if Bynum can compensate for all of those losses. If they struggle because of what they've lost, Bynum could end up being very frustrated and disappointed. If so, he might want out of Philly, especially if those Philly fans start getting on him. That might leave a big opening for Ferry to get the the NBAs 2nd highest rated center, especially if we have a solid season.
We might end up having to do a sign and trade to get him, which would make JSmith the likely candidate, since Josh will be a FA. Bynum would give us the interior DEF, rebounding, and scoring Josh provides, but without all of the illadvised jumpshots. I'd love a frontline of Bynum, Horford and James." -Ken S-
Hmmmm. I'm kind feeling that one Ken. Good size and strength to go with our exceptional Guards!
Can you say ECF for the very 1st time? Yes?
October 21st, 2012
6:23 pm
"Drew said. "We've gone with DeShawn at 3. I like that. We've gone with Kyle at the 3. I like that. We've gone with Josh at some 3. I like that."
I noticed he did not include Damion James, who I think is the Hawks best option.
October 21st, 2012
6:23 pm
Damion Jones should start at sf its a no brainer but drew will not play once the season starts unless someone gets hurt
October 21st, 2012
6:26 pm
For those wanting a shotblocker, the Heat cut loose Mickell Gladness today. That kid can block some shots (just not much else).
October 21st, 2012
6:47 pm
Marvin was the answer at the 3, but the most overrated GM in the NBA traded him for another small 2 guard just like JT..smh..BAD TRADE..Marvin will shine in UTAH big time with Corbin at coach
If ferry was a good GM, he would have fired Drew..Any coach in the NBA other than woody would know to start Al at the 4 with ZaZa at the 5..Marvin was wasted after being took 2nd, now Al the 3rd pick of the whole freakin draft has been forced to play the 5 at 6ft8..You are suppose to build around top picks, not waste them with bad coaches…Al would be a monster at the 4, not to many better…
Josh has to play the 3.. he is too small the play the 4..Josh has talent but Ferry should have traded him..He is holding al back from his natural position..If he can't play the 3, he should be traded quickly..His bad shot selection has killed the Hawks for years..time for a divorce
October 21st, 2012
6:51 pm
I was hoping that before the end of preseason the Hawks would have let a few guards go to get a big center to at least take up some space to maintain the position versatility they could use down low. A few have been out there since summer. Beyond that, Hawks still don't have consistent low post scorers. No need to double-team Smith or Horford. Big advantage for other teams. Typically, teams don't win in the playoffs shooting outside jumpers.
October 21st, 2012
6:52 pm
i see that slimj awakened on the light side of the bed this am. which way rolls you away from the dark dude?
knicks dont seem to have it together there yet slimj. any worries? yet? heh heh
this is not an ecf team unless the cards fall just right, as they did for the suns two years ago to leave them in the wcf. who knows but these guys could show a good brand of basketball worth watching. i will refuse to say the word entertaining but they could surprise and win upwards of 46 to 48 depending on how philly, wiz, knicks, nets and indy fall out from off season maneuvers. there was an awful lot of changes. i am not all in yet on the celts as the grind of the season might pull them down, too.
October 21st, 2012
6:58 pm
marvin is the smallest 6′9″ nba player i have seen the last five years. mo evans replaced him without too many hitches guys, and that was before his back injuries. jj was a small 6′7″ shooting guard the way he got to the line and rebounded. sorry, i dont feel this size issue as we were smaller than we looked. we played slow ball to make up for it clearly with woody, then drew, as the number of possessions were small by comparison to others. pace, defensive hustle and rebounding effort might make up a lot of the deficiencies.
October 21st, 2012
7:17 pm
Hahahah, doc got jokes too? Yea doc I've decide to shift gears and look for some "gold' under every leaf..Woody better whip those dudes into tip top form or else he'll be looking for a Greyhound Bus stop around the corner from the Madison Square Garden… LOL!
I miss DRMaryB's input.. I do hope she comes back to join us soon?
October 21st, 2012
7:19 pm
Sautee you have been very quite as of late…Hope all is good with you?
October 21st, 2012
7:24 pm
Maybe it is due to the bye week for the Falcons, my ongoing disappointment for the way the Braves season ended, and fear of the outcome of the Georgia/Florida game, but i am REALLY READY for the NBA regular season to start!!!
October 21st, 2012
7:24 pm
I have come to the conclusion that Larry Drew is a "Clueless Coach" That's why the general Manager sent him to Europe to find a "clue." Hope the "LIGHT" comes on for Larry before it is too late!!!! Can we trade Larry to Utah for Ty Corbin????
You're on the mark. But I also think that it is waaaaay too late for Mr. Drew…
October 21st, 2012
7:26 pm
Marvin's grandma is back!
October 21st, 2012
7:33 pm
The idea of Andrew Bynum on our roster is a serious tease….I'd love it. Dude has the legit size/talent blend that you want in a traditional center. There is no center in the East that could stand up to him.
My only fears are these – Bynum has issues staying healthy. He also has issues staying focused. I don't know why. But if Phil Jackson had problems getting him to do what was needed….how will it work with another coach? I have no idea what it is that motivates the guy.
But having him on the roster…man…that gives us a chance to beat ANYBODY.
October 21st, 2012
7:35 pm
The idea that we need interior players that can command double teams is over rated. We have 3 guards(Teague, Harris, Williams) that can create their own shots, get by anyone and collapse the DEF and dish, finish, or get to the FT line. With that kind of backcourt ability, we don't need double teams to create open shots for our shooters.
The dynamics that were the driving force behind Hawk teams of the past are now a thing of the past. We'll use speed, quickness, athleticism, versatility and depth, rather than size, height, ISOs, and a heavy reliance on one player. What was needed last yr to get our shots and score won't be needed this yr, such as ISOs, clearouts, and heavy reliance on halfcourt sets.
If we weren't hitting our jumpshots last yr, we had very few scoring options to fall back on and very little chance of winning. If our shots aren't falling this yr, we have the option of turning it over to our guards to get into the lane and create scoring opportunities near the basket for themselves and others, or rely on our fastbreak. It's a new day people, so you need to make the adjustment.
October 21st, 2012
7:37 pm
3 NBA Tv analyst concur that Josh Smith is the Atlanta Hawk best option at the 3.
October 21st, 2012
7:41 pm
Ken Strickland
October 21st, 2012
7:35 pm
You make a great point about our size not being a problem as far as scoring is concerned but will we be able to guard the bigger centers in the league?
October 21st, 2012
7:49 pm
BIG RAY-If we(Ferry)expect to get a difference making center in FA next yr, Bynum is our best bet. If he comes here, maybe being our #1 scoring option, rather than a 2nd or 3d scoring option due to the JJ, Kobe and Gasol factor, might motivate him to be more involved and consistent.
October 21st, 2012
7:51 pm
Marvin Williams may do well in Utah in the beginning. After all, he will "have something to prove."
He will not "shine." He might better hope that Gordon Hayward gets more burn at the SG position than the 3, because Hayward, despite being smaller and ligher, put up 12, 3.5, and 3 per game while starting 58 of 66 games of the season. Good ol' Marv may find himself right back on the bench, but we'll see.
Any illusions of grandeur are just that – illusions.
Marvin being picked 2nd overall WAS a waste. Most retarded draft move I've seen this franchise make in I don't know how many years (thanks again, Billy Knight).
As for Josh vs. Al at the PF slot…that one can and has been argued both ways. Josh isn't holding Al back. Al isn't holding Josh back. Both players are subject to how they are coached and how they commit effort to improving their games.
Josh has not "killed" us with his jumpers. In fact, there's a lot this team could not or would not have accomplished without him. The only thing he's killed, really, is his chances at being an all-star.
And to be honest, that has been as much about his long road to maturity in attitude and play than anything else. Dude had a career year last season despite suffering in the FG% and FT % areas.
18.8 ppg, 9.6 rpg, 3.9 apg, 1.4 spg, 1.7 bpg. Hell of a line…
October 21st, 2012
7:57 pm
Ken ,
True. But then, it's the exact same reason why Philly wanted him..to be their #1 scoring option.
October 21st, 2012
7:59 pm
Good to see Granny is still around. How is Utah treating you, Granny?
October 21st, 2012
8:00 pm
FYI Gentlemen:
Get your pop-corn ready, NBA TV is airing the Lakers-Sacramento game @ 9:30pm. D12 may Be on the court for the first time tonight!
Little teaser being displayed on the bottom of the screen on NBA TV..
October 21st, 2012
8:04 pm
Big Ray, do you believe Billy Knight in an interview had the audacity to promote himself as the "Basketball Expert" on [790 the zone] with Steak Shapiro and his boys way back? Wow….
October 21st, 2012
8:05 pm
So who's going to take the last shot on this hawks team, when the situation calls for it?
October 21st, 2012
8:05 pm
Cut Tolliver and Anderson then sign Mickael Pietrus
October 21st, 2012
8:05 pm
High-Sider ,
I don't think the link below is quite the statistical breakdown your looking for, however, it does provide a total breakdown of "Brick-range Shawty's" shot distribution for the 2011-2012 regular season. The paradox I see is the difference in FG% from 10ft – 15ft (0.314) and 16ft – 3pt [arc] (0.363).
See, that's why I needed somebody to check me, because I had a feeling I might have been orating from my anal sphincter…and apparently I was (might explain the breath smell, huh)….
On a side note, I wonder if the odd part about Josh's ability to shoot better from 16-23 feet than from 10-15 feet has to do with the fact that when he is that far away from the basket…he's wide-a$$ open. I mean, literally, nobody respects that jumper (and we know why), so he has time to set his feet, square his shoulders, and wind up as slow as Steve Avery used to for the Braves…might explain the better percentage…
After all, he's not a catch-and-shoot guy by any stretch of the imagination, nor does he excel in shooting jumpers when an opponent is in his face.
But anyway…
October 21st, 2012
8:07 pm
@Big ray
I bet josh could not have played the 5 on a top 10 nba team for 3 years..I know the regulars on here love josh, but you and I know his love affair with his jumper has been a huge problem.. remember game 6th when he had Bass one on one and completly bailed him out with a long jumper?..thats just josh being josh..Al is 10x better, he just has had to play the 5…
Marvin was not a waste, he had to defer to ball hogs like joe and jamal..Marvin came up big against bos game 6th
October 21st, 2012
8:08 pm
Slim ,
I remember a LOT of things Knight did…including saying that he had to laugh when asked about the importance of the PG position…which he clearly did not believe in.
There's a reason why dude doesn't have a GM job these days. Hell, does he even HAVE an NBA job? Wikipedia doesn't seem to think so…
October 21st, 2012
8:10 pm
Cut Tolliver and Anderson then sign Mickael Pietrus
Pietrus would be a major upgrade and an immediate starter for a lot of teams in the eastern conference.
October 21st, 2012
8:13 pm
Back from a mountain vacation. Thanks for asking.
October 21st, 2012
8:14 pm
I think we are strong at center also strong at the point and 2 guard. I am not sure who is best suited for power forward?
October 21st, 2012
8:15 pm
I bet josh could not have played the 5 on a top 10 nba team for 3 years
You're right. But he did play the 4 on such a team….
As for Marvin having to defer….stars don't defer…unless they are defering to other stars.
Marvin is not a star. He is a role player. There is nothing wrong with being a role player. There IS something wrong with picking a role player over stars. Deron Williams and Chris Paul are stars. They do not defer to anybody.
You may as well start figuring out who you are going to blame in Utah, because Marvin will prove his detractors right. I'll say this – he has a shot to average what he did for us in his best year in the ATL. Maybe a little more. But not MUCH more. I predict that on the high side, if he remains healthy…he'll give the Jazz 14-15 ppg, and around 6 rpg. But that's assuming he plays at a high level and somebody else doesn't "steal" his playing time by being more effective in certain situations.
Maybe Marvin does better than that if someone (Hayward) gets injured and they have no other credible options at SF.
Otherwise, I predict Marvin will do about what he normally does. 10 points or so, 4-5 rebounds or so. And not much else besides some reasonably solid defense. Would be a total difference if he had a post game. Then again, I've watched guys half a foot shorter than him defend him adequately in the post, so what am I saying…
October 21st, 2012
8:19 pm
Back to Josh…we all know about the jumpers.
But I've seen SO many games where Al has missed several jumpers, Joe missed them, Marvin either missed or wouldn't take them (all that deferring again), Jamal missed….it's a team problem. It just so happens that Josh's looked worse than most because we also KNEW he could score so well at the basket.
Implying that Josh's jumpers have killed us is tatamount to implying that the team doesn't have any other significant issues that contribute to losses. I don't think you really want to go there.
October 21st, 2012
8:20 pm
"Marvin came up big in the 6th game in Boston"
Where was he in the other games? What, he didn't get permission to stop deferring for those games? The circles you talk in rival the Equator…


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Brush an 8 1/2-by 4 1/2-inch loaf pan with oil. Combine millet and 1/2 cup warm water in a small pan. Bring to a
boil, remove from heat, and let stand 30 minutes. Reserve.
Preheat oven to 400 degrees. Meanwhile, whisk together flours, yeast, and xanthan gum. Whisk together eggs, molasses, salt, and oil. Add egg mixture to dry ingredients. Then beat with a paddle attachment until combined. Beat in 1 cup warm water and the millet.
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This is one of the best gluten-free bread recipes I've made. I use a 9x4x4 pan and add 1/4 cup more water to get the bread to rise properly.Reply
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piamlee - go to Whole Foods to find these ingredients. Mount Washington is probably the closest. You can find xanthan gum there too. I use Bob's Red Mill brand and I've even found it at my local Wal Mart in AA CountyReply
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Scientific research on the ancient yogic/spiritual idea of kundalini and study its effect on consciousness and physiology ..
Consciousness is the next frontier in science. Not really as far as some of the esoteric spiritual traditions all around the world is concerned .. Be it shamanic traditions, the tradition of the yogis in India, or the Qi traditions in China . These traditions have one single thing in common, other than the strong foundation of values required.. it is the mystic's path or the internal focus of one's awareness so that one's consciousness is turned upon oneself ..
The "mystic" then begins to experience shifts in consciousness, and experience physiological symptoms of subtle energy motion. The ancient yogis have called this process, as awakening of kundalini or simply kundalini. The chinese have referred to it as the heavenly spine ( or something like that ) The shamanic traditions have also acknowledged similar symptoms. And now, with the onset of commercial yoga, there are more and more kundalini awakenings happening all over the globe.
The idea I am proposing is to promote scientific research on Kundalini. There are many individuals who have completed their kundalini process, and are giving guidance to those with awakened kundalini in different spiritual traditions all over the world. They can be sought for co-operation. The scientific and physiological effects of the kundalini awakening need to be studied. The yogis have techniques known as kriyas. But with awakened kundalini, the initiate who have no knowledge of any of these "kriyas" begin to do complex and moving full body kriyas, which is truly amazing. This is like saying that a kindergarten student was solving a major equation of relativing in yoga, without learning anything about Einstein.
This idea is to study the phenomenon of Kundalini scientifically. I am definitely interested in this. If you feel this idea resonates with you, do no hesitate to contact me directly via email .
Thank you
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Sep 28 2011: Hi Santhip,
what do you think about TKV Desikachar who follows his fathers teachings, Sri Tirumalai Krishnamacharya, and who says that Kundalini is an obstacle?
(See "heart of Yoga")
Sep 28 2011: Hi Marie,
I don't agree with his interpretation .. Kundalini is acknowledged to be a process of internal purification which sometimes is associated with energetic movements intended to remove all the energetic, mental , emotional and intellectual blockages .. It is the hallmark of a spiritual path ..
TKV Desikachar seems to think that prana is the only energy that matters .. The difference between Prana and Kundalini is that Kundalini is an intelligent energy , which removes all the blockages on its own, to the point where it can cause spontaneous yoga postures to happen even if the one with an awakened kundalini doesn't know yoga at all .. I have seen this .. TKV doesn't seem to have any kind of reasoning for this ... Instead he has twisted the definitions so as to associated all the impurities with kundalini, and all the other intelligence with just movement of prana , which is clearly not the case ... ( this link explains what kundalini force is in detail http://www.himalayanacademy.com/resources/books/mws/mws_ch-38.html , the one practice which I found to be very beneficial but haven't seen in this website is focusing on the Heart center or the seat of the atman )
Another thing which comes along these line is that prana isn't the end of things .. There is manomaya kosha, anandamaya kosha, and jnanamaya kosha .. ( see kosha in wikipedia ) .. TKV doesn't seem to acknowledge that ... I am sure he didn't have seen a real kundalini awakening involving spontaneous asanas ... Perhaps the reason why he didn't talk about kundalini was how people would chase kundalini in order to gain spiritual powers rather than aim for spiritual progress .. Other than that, I would have to say that this TKV didn't know what he was talking about ..
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If it's an Eee I am sure it is going to be fairly inexpensive. That is what their Eee line was made for in the first place. This is actually pretty exciting!
Someone else using the word "pad" in their product line? Preposterous!! Maybe we should not allow the use of the words mouse, keyboard, monitor, etc. either!?!
I think its a petty thing to do. It may associate you with whats popular, but it also gives the impression that its a cheap knockoff.
to good to be true.
If I were them, I'd "leak" a video of it running the iPhone OS like an iPad. Obviously they couldn't officially sell that because of copyright laws. It clearly has the hardware some of us, who haven't rushed to the Apple stores to buy an iPad, are looking for.
Asus can call it whatever they want, but that doesn't mean we should sit around and pretend the name isn't an attempt to grab some cheap attention. Apple definitely would have gotten heat if they had slapped an "i" in front of whatever blackberry's biggest line of phone was at the time.
So, Asus hasn't been releasing EEE PC's for the last 3 years...
People seam to think that Apple was the ONLY company kicking around the tablet idea for the last 5 years.
i don't hate it.......
Slates have been around for awhile now. HP/MS simply gave the device a very blunt name, kinda like the "iPhone". Its not just the fans that are describing these things as slates/tablets, the press and the companies themselves are even using that language. I haven't heard anyone talking about their brand new line of "pad computers".
You're right, its not a big deal. I'm not a fan of it, it just gives me the impression that its a chap knockoff like that iPed thing released in China.
Just like all the iPod clones - better specs on paper - just not as good.
While it looks quite slick it doesn't have the App store and I have a feeling it will always just be a cheap copy.
This might sound dumb to you guys but what do you actually need iPad or any other slate devices like that for? I mean you guys brag about how many iDevices you have but what do you need them for? I mean if you have Macbook, why would you need iPad too? Explain this to me please. Well unless your answer is: I need to look cool at Starbucks...
That actually doesn't look half bad, can't wait to see the full product
^ If you don't know, you don't need one.
If I get one I will probably get a WiFi only one and never take it out of the house, looking cool isn't my priority, functionality is. It would replace my laptop, freeing it up for my wife so we can get rid of her ageing laptop.
I'm sure other people have different reasons but just because you can't see a use for the iPad does not mean others can't.
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@cypher , it fits inline with their eee series.
back to topic,
Id normally go apple, phones yes, music players yes, i even went apple for my macbook pro.
But if I was after a tablet,the iPad doesnt offer everything for example tis eee pad offers. a PC OS will always be better then a phone OS


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Since the New Testament writers were biased, can we trust their testimony?
Yes, we can trust their testimony. Being biased about something does not mean that you cannot tell the truth. Take for example the case of a robbery of a small store. The robber shoots and the wounds two employees, escapes, but is later apprehended. At the trial the employees who have recovered from their injuries are brought in to testify. Both of these witnesses are biased in that they want to see the perpetrator properly punished. But, under oath their testimony is accepted as perfectly valid--providing there aren't obvious problems. So, being biased does not automatically mean that the testimony they give is not true.
The New Testament writers were certainly biased, but their bias was towards honesty and truth--not deceit. Their intention was to record accurately and testify to the events that they had seen. Remember, the disciples were followers of Jesus who taught them to love, to be kind, faithful, and honest. And this wasn't all. Jesus warned against hypocrisy (Matt. 6:1) and against bearing false witness (Matt. 19:18). The whole life of Jesus was based on integrity, character, faithfulness, truthfulness, love, and sacrifice. This is what the disciples learned from Jesus, and this is what they taught in their writings. So, if they learned anything from Jesus, it was to live in truth; for this is exactly what Jesus said, "Sanctify them in the truth; Thy word is truth. 18"As Thou didst send Me into the world, I also have sent them into the world. 19"And for their sakes I sanctify Myself, that they themselves also may be sanctified in truth." (John 17:17-19).
Furthermore, the fact is that there were plenty of people around who could have discounted what the apostles had written if what they wrote was inaccurate. Yet, we find no evidence of any such thing in any writings of the time. Yes, the disciple were biased. But to what? To lying? To exaggerating? Or were they biased towards the truth of who Jesus is and what He had done?
Of course, just because eyewitnesses wrote about Jesus' rising from the dead, does not mean it actually happened. This is true, but why would the disciples lie about this? Why would they risk their lives, their families, their cultural ties, and even end up dying for it all if they knew it was all a lie developed out of their "bias"? It doesn't make sense. But what does make sense is that the disciples were telling the truth.
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Looking Back on Credit Suisse's Top 2012 Picks
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How did Credit Suisse's top-rated equities perform during 2012? The Swiss banking giant, which has a strong relationship with my favorite athlete, Roger Federer, made some bold calls during the course of the recent calendar year. Like Federer, Credit Suisse found success in a competitive market environment, but endured several unexpected losses as well.
While the veteran investor knows it's always possible to find improvement with 20/20 hindsight, sometimes I find it worthwhile to take a moment's pause and reflect on past experiences. With the above thought in mind, let's consider a few of Credit Suisse's standout predictions for 2012, and determine if the bank has stayed on course going into the New Year.
Freeport-McMoRan Copper & Gold (NYSE: FCX)
In a July 2012 report to investors, analysts at Credit Suisse labeled this copper and gold miner "The Cheapest Growth Stock in Our Universe," reiterating an outperform rating and $50 price target on the shares, representing more than 45% upside from the market price. The analysts stated FCX deserved a premium EBITDA multiple based on its "best in class balance sheet," 3% dividend yield, and leverage to the upside if metal prices improved. Credit Suisse began the 2012 calendar year with a $55 price target on FCX but ultimately lowered it to $50 by July.
Shares zigged and zagged from January 2012 through early December, managing to return a modest 4% capital gain. On December 5, Freeport-McMoRan announced it would be acquiring two companies in the form of Plains Exploration & Production (NYSE: PXP) and McMoRan Exploration (NYSE: MMR), expanding its presence beyond metals into oil and gas. Shares of FCX fell nearly 20 percent on the news, wiping away $8 billion in market capitalization as the market digested the financial impact of the deal.
Investors continue to view the two acquisitions with mixed feelings. Advocates cite the potential for Freeport-McMoRan to become a leading U.S. natural resources company. Pessimists point to the fact that FCX can no longer be considered a "pure play" investment on copper and gold, and the significant shareholder dilution that took place as a result of the deal. Without question, Wall Street analysts can no longer label FCX's balance sheet as best in class.
The sell-side research analysts at Credit Suisse are currently restricted from providing a stock rating on FCX, as the firm's Securities division acted as financial advisor to the FCX board of directors and provided a fairness opinion on both the PXP and MMR acquisitions.
Fusion-io Inc. (NYSE: FIO)
Fusion is a technology up-and-comer which specializes in virtualization software and cloud computing. The company has a market capitalization of $2 billion and went public recently in June 2011.
Credit Suisse began 2012 with an outperform rating and $50 price target on FIO, citing increased traction within the company's end markets, top-line revenue growth, and product gross margins as high as 50 percent.
Market participants didn't buy-in with Credit Suisse's positive judgement, however, as shares of Fusion-io traded in a wide range throughout the calendar year. FIO began 2012 around $27, reaching an $18 low and $30 high, before finally settling 15% lower in December at $23 per share.
Despite the volatility and apparent uncertainty reflected in the behavior of Fusion-io's stock, Credit Suisse has held steady with its outperform rating and $50 price target. It appears there is a healthy debate within the market on the business prospects for Fusion-io. The company's revenue growth appears to be slowing, and there have been longstanding concerns regarding FIO's ability to sustain a high gross margin.
Following fiscal 1Q 2013 results this past fall, analysts at Credit Suisse finally lowered their revenue growth and EPS expectations on October 25. Despite the lower forecast, however, Credit Suisse maintains its $50 price target based on the long-term potential for $1 billion in revenue. In my opinion, it is simply too hard to make a judgement call on Fusion-io, and I would advise readers to invest elsewhere in the market. Even if Fusion-io begins to deliver, it seems unlikely the market will suddenly give it more respect in the new calendar year.
Sprint (NYSE: S)
Credit Suisse hit the nail on the head with its outperform rating on Sprint, as shares rose a massive 142% during calendar 2012. Analysts began the year with a $4.50 price target when shares were exchanging hands for a modest $2.45.
Wall Street recognized the underlying improvement in Sprint's earnings quality when the telecom operator beat Q4 2011 estimates by a wide margin. Management at Sprint delivered during Q1 2012 when it exceeded expectations once again and raised its EBITDA forecast to the high end of former guidance. Shares rallied to nearly $6 in mid-October when Japanese giant Softbank announced it would be purchasing a controlling interest in Sprint.
Despite 2012's large return, analysts believe the bull story at Sprint is far from over. On December 17, Credit Suisse reiterated its outperform rating and $8 price target, citing long-term benefits from the Clearwire acquisition. The CLWR deal allows Sprint to buy wireless spectrum at an attractive price.
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Even if one didn't maintain an ownership interest in Freeport-McMoRan, Fusion-io, or Sprint during the course of 2012, these illustrations serve as beneficial reminders that it's impossible to predict the exact course of market events. As my friend Guy Adami states, often times what can happen will happen. Chances are likely that an unexpected event will occur in your portfolio during the New Year, even if you are Credit Suisse or Roger Federer.
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President Barack Obama authorized the mission by SEAL Team 6 two days earlier, deploying the same unit that killed Osama bin Laden last year. Minutes after the president gave his State of the Union address to Congress he was on the phone with the American's father to tell him his daughter was safe.
The Danish Refugee Council confirmed the two aid workers, American Jessica Buchanan and Poul Hagen Thisted, a Dane, were "on their way to be reunited with their families."
Buchanan, 32, and Thisted, 60, were working with a de-mining unit of the Danish Refugee Council when gunmen kidnapped the two in October.
The raiders came in quickly, catching the guards as they were sleeping after having chewed the narcotic leaf qat for much of the evening, a pirate who gave his name as Bile Hussein told The Associated Press by phone. Hussein said he was not present at the site but had spoken with other pirates who were, and that they told him nine pirates had been killed in the raid and three were "taken away."
The hostage rescue was carried out by the same SEAL unit behind the operation in Pakistan last May that killed bin Laden, two U.S. officials said on condition of anonymity to discuss the operation. It was not clear if any members participated in both operations. The unit is the Naval Special Warfare Development Group, also known as SEAL Team 6.
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New intelligence emerged last week that Buchanan's health was "deteriorating rapidly," so Obama directed his security team to develop a rescue plan, according to a senior administration official who was not authorized to speak publicly. A Danish Refugee Council official, Mary Ann Olsen, said that Buchanan was "not that ill" but needed medicine.
"As Commander-in-Chief, I could not be prouder of the troops who carried out this mission, and the dedicated professionals who supported their efforts," Obama said in a statement released by the White House. "The United States will not tolerate the abduction of our people, and will spare no effort to secure the safety of our citizens and to bring their captors to justice."
A Western official said the rescuers and the freed hostages flew by helicopter to a U.S. military base called Camp Lemonnier in the Horn of Africa nation of Djibouti. Both officials spoke on condition of anonymity because the information had not been released publicly. Defense Secretary Leon Panetta visited Camp Lemonnier just over a month ago. A key U.S. ally in this region, Djibouti has the only U.S. base in sub-Saharan Africa. It hosts the military's Combined Joint Task Force-Horn of Africa.
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The innovation team was established by the Computing Services department to enable members of the University to give feedback on existing services (http://www.oucs.ox.ac.uk/internal/sld/), and propose ideas for new developments.
The team will:
- Issue a University-wide call for suggestions twice a year
- Collate, analyse and provide feedback on ideas and comments submitted through the online suggestion box. (The suggestion box will be available throughout the year).
- Analyse the comments and ideas that have been submitted and make a decision on how best to respond.
The innovation team will respond to each submission by taking on of the following actions:
- Pass request for an enhancement to a service to the group that manage the service
- If the request requires substantial resources the team will prepare a formal project proposal that details the work that needs to be undertaken
- If the submission needs further analysis the department will find resources to undertake requirements gathering activities (conduct interviews, surveys etc)
The Innovation Team will regularly publish its discussions and decisions which are available for all members of the University to read.


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TomTom Geocoding API
The service generates precise geolocation and mapping coordinates and standardized addresses based on user or application input specifying a location in varying formats. It also provides information relevant to the location, including businesses and other organizations nearby, geographic features, and places of interest. The precision of geolocation is influenced by the detail of data submitted to the service. General information about the location will return a neighborhood, postal code, or street, while more specific information can be resolved to a precise physical address. API methods support submission of known location data, either as free text or structured parameters. Optional parameters include the street or thoroughfare, the section or specific spot along that thoroughfare, the postal code, and the district or neighborhood, city, state or province, and any other administrative zone (e.g., a county). Depending on the completeness of the request, the API returns mapping specifications for either a general area or a precise physical address in standard format. Methods allow either individual submission of a single location or batch submission of a group of distinct locations.
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