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Adventures with the Galaxy SII
by Mez on Oct.17, 2011, under Personal
Good morning all!
It feels like forever since I last blogged…. Which is extremely bad of me *slaps own wrist*. However, I'm been horrendously stupidly busy. As some of you may know, I'm very much an Android fan. Recently, I've gotten myself a shiny Galaxy SII.
Given the fact that alongside my day job of being a Web Developer for an Online Retailer, I'm also a Voluntary Ambulance Person I thought it'd be useful to ask my current workplace if they'd provide me a mobile phone cover for my new phone. Of course, work were more than happy to provide me with a shiny Samsung Galaxy S2 case (I actually went for the Case-Mate Barely There in brushed aluminium).
Being a voluntary Ambulance Person, I regularly have to go to random places to pick up an ambulance/attend an event. Because of that – I rely quite heavily on Google Maps and it's navigation features (Free Sat Nav – in my opinion, the killer feature of Android).
Having only had my phone a week, I started to find that there were a few problems with the GPS. Whereas previously, I'd been able to lock on almost instantly, It'd now take me about half an hour (literally) to get a lock on anything. I tried Googling, I tried everything I could think of, but to no avail. I downloaded GPS Test, and it was showing that while it was picking up a couple of sattelites, it wasn't picking up enough to get a decent lock
The image above is a screenshot of the GPS test from directly outside my front door, taken after it had settled down.
As you can imagine, I wasn't happy – and was ready to send the phone back.
Then, for some reason, a brainwave hit me (It doesn't happen often). What changed from when it was working to now? I know! The Case
*takes case off, tries GPS test again*
It can be amazing what happens when you realise that shiny case you have is mainly made of aluminium. Guess what works well at deflecting radio signals and the like… You got it, aluminium.
So now I need to decide whether to get another case or whether to just take the case off when I need to do sensible things.
Other than the case problem, I'm finding that the Samsung Galaxy SII is a great phone (as soon as I got rid of Touchwiz). I'm not a fan of the OEM Samsung crap that's been bolted onto the phone, and will, as soon as there's a decent release, be putting a copy of CyanogenMod on the phone (I've already made most of the tweaks – I just want rid of SNS)
In other news – I've started more and more gaming again. If you're interested in a couple of rounds of TF2 or some SC2 (or some Portal 2 Co-Op) then give me a shout with your Steam ID / Battle.net ID and I'll see what I can do. I'm thinking of starting doing some "Let's Play" Videos, as my Youtube Channel is looking a bit sparse!
I'm going to try and start blogging a bit more aswell – so if there's anything you want to see me blog about – pop a post in the comments below!
Till next time..
4 Comments for this entry
October 17th, 2011 on 1:08 pm
I've been using the CyanogenMod (nightlie) on my Galaxy SII for quite a while now, and I've found that they are quite stable and fun to use. So I would recommend you upgrade to Cyanogen, before 2.4 is released and it becomes unstable again.
October 17th, 2011 on 1:20 pm
Its a shame you can't experiment with it more, you could port Debian to it!
October 17th, 2011 on 2:07 pm
stock rom's did the same thing for me and i don't use cases on phones. the problem went away as soon as i put cyanogenmod on.
October 18th, 2011 on 9:28 am
I have a SGS II for quite a while and cant recommend a plain Cyanogenmod on it. Whats very good is "RevolutionRom" which comes with its own Kitchen App (bake your own style) or MIUI. Especially Galnet MIUI is plenty good.
Litening Rom is also one to take a look at in case the other two wont work.
SGS II has more different mods than you can think off, so dont go setting yourself on one before you havent looked around. Its so easy to change and nearly impossible to brick the SGS II, it would be idiotic to not check the rest.


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2. Don't overdo it.
Saturated fat may not be a culprit, but it doesn't offer the same health benefits as unsaturated fat. So don't start cooking with butter or eating more meat. Fish, beans, and lentils are still healthier protein sources than red meat.
3. Choose low-fat dairy.
Low-fat milk and yogurt are good choices because they have fewer calories and just as much calcium and vitamin D as full-fat versions.
4. Beware of health halos.
Local organic cream from the farmers' market is still cream, and it packs loads of calories. Foods like ice cream and bacon should be considered splurges. And a product labeled "No saturated fat" may be full of sodium, sugar, and refined flour.
5. Don't go loco for coconut.
Choose liquid vegetable oils, such as canola and olive, that are a mix of MUFAs and PUFAs. Though some people are switching to coconut oil, there's no evidence that it's as beneficial as these oils are.
6. Steer clear of trans fats.
They're very bad for you, and they mostly appear in processed foods. Avoid anything that has "partially hydrogenated oils," a code name for trans fats, in the ingredients list.
7. Consider your carbs.
Get most of your carbo�hydrates from fruits, vegetables, and whole grains, not from sugary and refined starches, like crackers and desserts.
8. Treat yourself to dark chocolate.
Indulge in a small piece -- about one ounce -- every day. The saturated fat in it won't harm your health, and the chocolate packs flavonoids that act as antioxidants, protecting cells from damage.
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FRIDAY, Nov. 12 (HealthDay News) -- Even though they have a
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Compared with cancer patients in their 50s and 60s, adult
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"Our study provides evidence for the significant toll of cancer pain on overall health and well-being of young and old adults alike, but demonstrate an increased toll for younger adults, especially financially," study author Dr. Carmen R. Green, a professor of anesthesiology, obstetrics and gynecology, and health management and policy, said in a university news release.
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A professional home inspector can help you access any damage to your home's systems and component. Since 1976, the California Real Estate Inspection Association (CREIA), a non-profit voluntary membership organization has been providing education, training, and support services to the real estate inspection industry and to the public. Inspectors must adhere to CREIA's Code of Ethics and follow the Standards of Practice developed by the association. These Standards of Practice have been recognized by the State of California, and are considered the source for home inspector Standard of Care by the real estate and legal communities.
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The Sun Link Streetcar project has scheduled a road closure Thursday for all northbound and southbound lanes of South Sixth Avenue at East Broadway Boulevard.
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December 25th is a day to give and to get, but if you unwrap a gift you'd rather not keep, many stores are making return policy exceptions just for the holidays.
For items other than electronics, Shopko typically allows 90-days to make a return, but only with a receipt.
Manager Dale Adams says that strict policy won't be applied to the holiday season. "Well we loosened it up because a lot of the times people don't have the receipt because it was a gift."
Stores like Target, Best Buy and Shopko can look up a receipt based upon a phone number or credit card number, but during the holidays that may not be necessary.
"We've relaxed some of our annual policies to give in store credit or a gift card in lieu of cash returned," says Adams if the customer doesn't have a receipt.
The electronics department generally has the strictest return policy in almost any store but for the holiday season Shopko among others have extended their standard 30 day electronics return policy.
"In this case, because it is the holidays and people started shopping early anything purchased from November 4th until today you have until January 24th to return," says Best Buy's Dawn Bernetzke.
Best Buy, Sears and Target have extended their return policies to the 24th. At Marshall's you only have until the 8th. Walmart will accept Christmas returns until either the 9th or the 24th depending on which department it's from. Shopko will give you until the end of January.
It's important to note that all of these holiday return exceptions, have exceptions. So double check every stores individual policy and read the fine print
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Baltimore Gas & Electric, in response to Dan Rodricks column ("It's not astrophysics: Bury power lines," July 5), says that moving power lines underground would cost billions of dollars and is not doable. The question is whether we intend to continue bleeding our assets, in the billions, with no return.
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• M.A. Jutila; immunopathology
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The Department of Immunology and Infectious Diseases (IMID) uniquely combines expertise in the study of pathogen biology, host defense, cell biology and use of small and large animal models. Four areas broadly encompass the scope of IMID research:
IMID conducts one of the premier infectious disease research programs in the Northwest, as demonstrated by the success of our faculty in competing nationally for extramural grant funding and publishing high-impact papers. Research funding comes from a range of sources such as the National Institutes of Health, US Department of Agriculture, National Science Foundation and the Montana Agricultural Experimental Station among others. Over the past five years, IMID averaged over $10 million for annual research expenditures. IMID is also home to an NIH Center of Biomedical Research Excellence in Zoonotic and Emerging Infectious Diseases, which provides substantial core facilities and training opportunities for junior investigators. IMID is housed in a state-of-the-art facility with core laboratories for flow cytometry, cell biology, and molecular sciences, as well as pathogen containment facilities for small (BSL-3) and large animal research (ABSL-2). Instrumentation suites house equipment for DNA sequencing, genomic analysis, flow cytometry and cell sorting, and confocal microscopy.
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The Graduate Core Committee, IMID faculty, and the IMID head will decide on the acceptability of all applicants. The Graduate Core Committee will serve as the "advisor" for all students accepted into the program during their first year of study.
Graduate students in IMID are expected to have a basic understanding of biochemistry, molecular biology, immunology, and microbiology. The Master of Science degree requires a minimum of twenty (20) course credits and ten (10) credits of Master's Thesis research beyond the baccalaureate degree as specified below. Students must maintain a 3.0 GPA.
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Enumclaw High's boys defeated Kentwood Thursday, clinching third place in the East Division of the water polo league and earning an automatic berth in the upcoming state tournament.
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Thursday's easy 23-5 victory over Kentwood pushed Enumclaw's record to 11-3 in league play and 17-7-1 overall.
The victory was highlighted by eight goals by Bennon VanHoof and four by Bryce VanHoof. The scoring was rounded out by two goals each by Will Cooper, Carson Lanphere, Mason Culp and Brandon Butler; scoring one each were Quinn Warner, Jack Pugh and Thomas Petersen.
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Pronunciation: /ˈdɪstɪk /
A pair of verse lines; a couplet.
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Get ready for another HYPEGASM: New iPADs 'in October'
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Chili Half-Smoke
Noted food-critic Barack Obama ordered this D.C.-area delicacy at the famous Ben's Chili Bowl but has since been criticized for having to ask about it first. Bill Cosby, who until the Rise of Obama was the only person allowed to eat for free at Ben's, is particularly pissed off. For inquiring minds, a half-smoke is "a processed meat tube that's a lot plumper" and spicier than your average hot dog. Obama was probably just hoping for a restaurant-sanctioned semi-cigarette, but I guess the processed meat sounds ok too. Read More ›


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Opinion: The Product of Music in 2010
I became a music consumer in the mid-Eighties. Back then there were independent "brick and mortar" stores everywhere. People were buying records and tapes, and small, weird optical discs in longboxes, the reason for that packaging so they could be seen in a bin that would normally house 12″ vinyl albums. I loved buying albums. I would spend a lot of time in my room listening to those records and reading through the jackets – lyrics, production staff, band members, song writers…the art. I would go through it all. I kept the longboxes and put them on my wall like posters.
Now we can download music. We can get that one tune on the radio and ignore the rest of the album if we so choose. I have bought plenty of albums with "one killer, all filler", so I very much understand why this is desirable. I buy singles aplenty. It's kind of a fun way to update my music player for around a buck at a time. But I still prefer to buy albums.
People form every kind of opinion about the pros and cons pertaining to artistry of buying digital files versus product that you can hold in your hand. I'm occasionally nostalgic about those times when I went out and spent an afternoon perusing CD racks and coming home with my prizes. Now I look at my CD collection and see something different: a pile of plastic heading for a landfill some day.
Yeah, I've switched my buying habits based on waste. There's a responsibility I think we all have as human beings. It's a responsibility to our planet and to all the generations that follow us. We have tremendous influence over how we treat our surroundings and the systems of which we are a part. How I purchase music is not excluded from that.
Buying a digital album is my first choice. And to get that nostalgic fix of hunting for CDs I now go to the used CD section (or store). It's not just music this applies to. It's most of my habits as a consumer. I try to follow the three R's – Reduce, Reuse, Recycle. I try to do them in that order. I know I no longer get the tangible product. I'm glad to see a lot of artists chose to put their albums in Digipaks rather than plastic cases. Still, as a friend of mine put it, "less is less". The more physical product I gather, the less I see a need for it. That's my reasoning for going digital. Some people have other reasons. Whatever they may be, we can definitely say there has been a change in the type of product out there.
Pretty much everything I have is now compressed and corralled by a software media package. I load that to a tiny flash-based media player and take it to the gym, or on the train. I know I'm missing out on uncompressed audio. I know that the artists and producers and engineers that worked so hard to bring out a certain sonic aesthetic wince at the idea of compressing those bytes to the essential information.
While some may lament the decline of the traditional packaged product, I think this is a great time to explore the surroundings we have to make and distribute new art. I think we have more tools than ever to express ourselves. Some people will use this just for "new" music, but some people will put together something so different and unique it might be like the time we first held a CD in our hands.
There is a great quote from Charles Darwin that I think applies to many facets of human creative endeavors – business, art, economics – as well as it does to the natural world itself: "It is not the strongest of the species that survives, nor the most intelligent that survives. It is the one that is the most adaptable to change." Many of the established business models failed to adapt to the new way of things. They are shadows of their former selves as a result.
I think the product of music is due for an explosion of new creativity. Actually, I think that it is poised for many explosions of new creativity. With new technologies come new methods of expression. And there are plenty of artists who embrace new technologies with new and creative outpouring.
The adage that the only constant is change is true. Now what will you, dear artists, do with it?


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This is a fantastic opportunity to play a crucial role in the fast and exciting growth of our early-stage digital media start-up. We will only consider the most talented candidates who clearly demonstrate a real passion for marketing and what we do. It won't be easy. We work extremely hard, at an incredibly fast pace and we expect the best. But if you're up for the challenge, this will be a fun, rewarding and an amazing opportunity to learn, contribute and potentially join our great team permanently.
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In a recent Entertainment Weekly article (focused on Phase Two of Marvel's intertwined movie series), Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige casually dropped that the rights for two classic Marvel comics horror icons had reverted back to them. Ghost Rider, fresh off a flop of a sequel starring Nicolas Cage, was let go from Sony (who has a vice grip on the Spider-man film rights) due to lack on interest, and Blade was released from New Line Cinema (presumably because it was seen as a franchise that had run its course).
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Now becoming a daily occurrence, the upcoming "Fright Night" remake is in the news once more! The official casting appears to be over as the movie has been given a release date of October 7, 2011.
Even though the current season of HBO's "True Blood" is only two episodes in, the big wigs love it so much they've already renewed the show for a fourth season in 2011.
There's a new horror channel coming to your TV on October 1st, even though it's not exactly new; FEARnet has announced it will become a linear cable channel as opposed to its current on demand status. The channel will be broadcast in high def and hopefully remain uncut.
Disney appears to be poised to start on its first movie property after their buyout of Marvel comics as they've hired "Conan" scribes Thomas Donnelly and Joshua Oppenheimer to pen a feature length Doctor Strange film.
A man working the late shift at a Vernon meat packing plant lost both legs after falling into a meat grinder. Suddenly my drab cubicle doesn't see so bad.
A French prisoner removed his cellmate's lung and proceeded to cook it on a makeshift burner with a few onions before devouring it. He didn't mean to eat his lung though, he was after his heart so he could steal his soul.
1633 - The Holy Office in Rome forces Galileo Galilei to recant his scientific view that the Sun, not the Earth, is the center of the Universe.
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This book wasn't as good as White is for Magic, but was a good book if you like books that are creepy. If you dont like getting creeped out this isn't a great book to read at night. I also would recomend reading this book before White if for Magic instead of reading them out of order.
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Well, i enjoyed it, but white is for magic is pretty awesome too. All her books are a little creepy, and i would highly suggest not reading before bed, especially when home alone, like i did. Oops. It was too good to put down
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At issue are the customized medications pharmacists prepare for patients who can't metabolize or tolerate commercial drugs. Compounded medicines often are the only option for doctors treating certain children and seniors, patients coping with the pain of cancer and diabetes, and those with liver or kidney diseases.
In one corner: powerful insurance companies and pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs) hell-bent on saving money by eliminating or cutting coverage of those medications.
In the other corner, fighting to reverse their moves: a coalition of patients, physicians, pharmacists and pro-patient groups like the Veterans Advocacy Group of America, the Kidney Cancer Association and the Arthritis Foundation.
"This is about shifting costs to patients," says Jay McEniry, executive director of Patients and Physicians for Rx Access (saverxaccess.org). "Physicians are being placed in the impossible position of either prescribing a compounded medication the patient needs but can't afford, or prescribing a less effective treatment because it may be covered by the patient's insurance."
The list of "Goliaths" who've announced or already implemented such cutbacks now includes United Healthcare/Optum Rx, Catamaran, CVS/Caremark, Harvard Pilgrim and Blue Cross Blue Shield plans in several states.
But the coalition's immediate wrath is directed at the nation's largest PBM: Express Scripts, which in September is slated to stop covering 1,000 drug ingredients commonly found in compounded medications -- effectively "eliminating an entire class of medications," says McEniry.
Express Scripts and others argue that commercial drugs can do the job just as well for less money. But try telling that to patients like Linda Sauer.
The Dwight, Illinois, woman relies on her doctor-prescribed compounded medications for relief from several painful and debilitating conditions, and is outraged that Express Scripts' decision leaves her no choice but to pay for them out of pocket.
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My favorite place at Mount Union is the Huston-Brumbaugh Nature Center. Many students do not realize that Mount has its own nature preserve, but it does!
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|The Nature Center has many facilities that are designed to enhance the experiences of visitors and students. The Dr. John D. Brumbaugh Visitors Center (1991) includes displays on natural history, a classroom, restrooms and access to the Bird Observatory. The Bird Observatory (2001) provides year round viewing of birds and resources to better appreciate them. The most recent addition is the Koch Environmental Learning Center (2002) that includes a classroom, a laboratory, a library and an office for the naturalist. An operations building (1989), bank barn (1860's) and an educational garden (2004) are also used to support our mission. Altogether these facilities provide many opportunities for visitors and students to enjoy and learn about nature.


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I made these rolls for Thanksgiving dinner today. They went faster than any dish I've made for my family, and I've made a lot. My sister even told me that all she wants for her birthday is a fresh batch of these. Haha. I can say for sure that I will be making these again for many family dinners to come!
Kate's Sweet Potato Refrigerator Rolls
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Sara says she loves the beautiful color and flavor sweet potatoes lend. Make this dough 3 days in advance, and store in plastic wrap in the refrigerator. You can easily cut the recipe in half for a smaller crowd. This versatile dough also makes delicious sticky buns or cinnamon rolls. Prep: 30 minutes, Chill: 8 hours, Bake: 12 minutes.
Yield: Makes about 4 to 5 dozen (2 1/2-inch) rolls
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- 3/4 cup plus 3 tablespoons butter, melted
- 1 cup milk
- 3/4 cup plus 1 teaspoon sugar
- 2 1/2 teaspoons salt, divided
- 2 (1/4-ounce) envelopes active dry yeast
- 1/2 cup warm water (100° to 110°)
- 2 large eggs
- 2 cups cooked and mashed sweet potatoes (2 small sweet potatoes or 1 large)
- 1/2 cup cold water
- 7 cups all-purpose flour
- 1. Heat 3/4 cup butter and milk in a large saucepan over medium-high heat to just below the boiling point. Add 3/4 cup sugar and 2 teaspoons salt, and stir until sugar dissolves. Remove from heat, and set aside to cool.
- 2. Combine yeast, 1 teaspoon sugar, and 1/2 cup warm water; let stand 5 minutes or until mixture becomes frothy.
- 3. Beat eggs, potatoes, and remaining 1/2 teaspoon salt at medium speed with an electric mixer until smooth and well blended; beat in 1/2 cup cold water.
- 4. Stir together the cooled milk mixture, egg mixture, and yeast mixture in a large bowl. Gradually add 3 cups flour, and continue beating at medium speed with an electric mixer. (You may have to beat in the rest of the flour with a wooden spoon.) Stir in 3 1/2 to 4 more cups flour or enough to form a soft dough, scraping down sides of bowl several times. (Dough will be very sticky.) Place dough in lightly oiled bowl; cover and refrigerate for 8 hours.
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- 6. Lightly grease a 15- x 10- x 1-inch jellyroll pan. Remove dough from refrigerator, and punch down. Divide dough in half, and roll out each portion to 3/8- to 1/2-inch thickness; cut with a 2 1/2-inch biscuit cutter, and place on the prepared pan, with rolls just barely touching. Brush rolls with 3 tablespoons melted butter; fold each roll in half, pressing gently in the center to seal. Cover loosely, and let rise in a warm place (85°), free from drafts, 30 to 40 minutes or until doubled in size. Bake at 400° for 12 to 14 minutes or until golden brown.
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This move seems natural and almost inevitable, with Jeff Hornacek becoming the head coach of the franchise he once elevated as an outstanding player.
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In leaving the Jazz's coaching staff to take over the Suns, Hornacek is returning to the organization that he helped climb out of depths in the 1980s, and is downtrodden again. So this is where it gets interesting: Hornacek and Tyrone Corbin are in fairly similar positions — or soon will be. The Suns are bad; the Jazz are doomed to get worse before they get better.
So we'll find out who's the better builder.
Hornacek's new team went 25-57 in 2012-13, finishing 18 games behind the No. 9 Jazz in the Western Conference. The positive aspect is they may have hit the bottom already, and they can begin the recovery with the No. 5 pick in next month's NBA Draft. The Jazz's issue is how far they will sink before their own upward trend resumes.
And they're sure to miss Hornacek. Quantifying the value of an assistant coach in the NBA is difficult, but there's doubt that Hornacek aided in Gordon Hayward's development — as much in terms of confidence and aggressiveness as shooting technique. Hayward's improvement is evidence that Hornacek knows what he's doing, and will succeed with a young, rebuilding team.
Hornacek is the first formerly great Jazz player of the Utah era to become an NBA head coach, distinguishing him from Marc Iavaroni, Larry Krystkowiak and Corbin (and not counting Adrian Dantley's interim stint in Denver). Yet he never was a player who relied only on talent to become a star in the NBA. At his core, Hornacek is still the Iowa State walk-on, the second-round draft pick, the complementary player who grew into bigger and bigger roles in Phoenix, Utah and Philadelphia.
Watching him work in Phoenix will be fascinating. Jazz fans can only hope his success does not come at great expense to their team - as measured by how the Suns compete against the Jazz in the West and by how much his absence is noticed in Utah.
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Las Cruces, NM (KDBC) — Starting Tuesday, an open burn ban will go into effect in Las Cruces because of the drought conditions, according to a release from the Las Cruces Fire Department.
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Crazy antics from under the sea!
The creation of Jay Donaldson, Kegel gets into all sorts of trouble!
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Eskimo Bob, he eats lots of fish!
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Hey everyone. It's been a while, huh? :)
Due to a lack of memory I had to cut the movie into 2 parts. Don't worry, I won't take another 2 years to finish part 2 since it's practically done already. I'm actually planning on uploading it next month. (EDIT: Okay so apparently it's gonna take a tad bit longer than that. It's getting there though. Sorry for all the delays)
But, for now. Here's Bunnykill 5 part 1 in all of it's glory. I hope you like it.
EDIT: Thanks for the frontpage :D
Also, I need to mention something. Some people seem to be confused about the storyline. So here's the deal. The story in the Bunnykill movies is not connected in any way whatsoever. Even though the characters(or their appearance, to be more precise) is the same, the story is always different. Kinda like in the Legend Of Zelda. I hope that clears the confusion as to why some dead characters are back and whatnot.
EDIT2: Rajunen released the soundtrack for download. He had some problems uploading the songs to Audio portal, so here's a Megaupload link instead: http://www.megaupload.com /?d=I6I8U5KS
so cool so coll so fucken coll
I cant wait till next part
i cant imagine the next part, bunny kill 6
this is madnees but whit bunnyes
Amazing. My only complaint: Some sound effects are low quality.
Everything else: Fan-fucking-tastic.
It looks great, it's lengthy, and it's pretty awesome.
I can see a lot of you in the future.


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Greetings, all
Hope you're well. Sorry I couldn't blog Sunday night. Georgia State is introducing its new coach today (Monday), which I found out last night and so I had to start digging around to find out who it was, right about the time I was going to sit down to blog.
This will be on the brief side, so my apologies again.
- Not sure how much to take from the game. It's a win, which is the important thing, but a) it's only one win; b) it was against Detroit. Still, beats the alternative. The Hawks played with a bit more energy. Kirk Hinrich: "We talked about it as a team. We're aware of it and there's going to be nights that don't go our way out there. We have to stick together, rely on each other and just play through it."
- I counted 40 shots from 16 feet or more, out of 70. The Hawks started out shooting the ball well – they made seven of their first nine from 16 feet and out, and then 11 of the final 31. Off the top of my head, I'm not sure how this compares with a typical game, but it makes me wonder a little if the biggest difference in the game (opponent aside), or at least one of the biggest differences, was that the shots that they took went in after not going in against Miami, Denver, etc.
That said, I did think they were more intentional about running and to some degree played more physically on defense, although the Pistons still shot 50 percent from the field.
- The Jeff Teague update – 11th DNP. Larry Drew's explanation – he didn't want to start him because Tracy McGrady was a matchup problem, as well as Richard Hamilton. He said the starting unit got into a flow so he didn't want to disrupt it. Also, he said he wanted to try to give Jamal Crawford more minutes than he would have otherwise to try to get him going before the playoffs start.
"I'm going to have to get him going and I've got to make sure he's feeling good about himself as we move down the stretch," Drew said. "He's a guy we're going to need down the stretch."
- Chicago and Philadelphia ahead. Those games, I think we can agree, will be more telling than Sunday.
"We have to mirror this game but play with a little bit more energy and try to get the win against Chicago," Josh Smith said.
March 21st, 2011
7:35 am
March 21st, 2011
7:39 am
This team is a joke.
March 21st, 2011
7:39 am
Drew used a three-guard lineup at times in large measure because he said he's trying to help reserve Jamal Crawford break out of a slump. Crawford made three-of-eight shots for nine points — his third single-digit scoring game in the past four, including a scoreless outing in Friday's loss to the Heat..
After reading this on the other blog, I had to post it over here. LD makes no sense to me. To help Jamal break out of a shooting slump, LD gave him more minutes at backup PG?
Atlanta reserve guard Jeff Teague, who recently started three straight games with Kirk Hinrich moving over to shooting guard, Joe Johnson from shooting guard to small forward, and Marvin Williams to the bench, did not play. In Friday's loss to the Heat, he did not play in the first half.
Drew explained: "Jeff has done a great job since the trade.. I really wanted to look at a few things and put him in the lineup [last week]. When we made the trade, we brought Kirk Kinrich in here to run things. I think I really need to get into that frame of mind as we get down the stretch. Kirk is going to be our point guard. Jeff will find some minutes.".
How is he supposed to find minutes? If Jamal gets injured? If the team is up or down by 20? I am ok with starting Hinrich, but since Hinrich played 36 minutes, Teague should have gotten the remaining 12.
Its only his first year, but I might need to get one of Clyde's T-Shirts for LD.
March 21st, 2011
7:48 am
LD is one the worse coaches in Hawks history.
March 21st, 2011
7:48 am
hawks have a history of destroying the psyche of young guards…SALIM STOUDAMIRE, AC LAW, JORDON CRAWFORD AND JEFF TEAGUE.
March 21st, 2011
7:50 am
Sund=Billy Knight, worst GM in Hawks History
March 21st, 2011
7:55 am
Sund has been just as bad as LD. Time to get rid of both of them.
March 21st, 2011
8:02 am
Sund has been below average but LD has been bad and getting worse.
March 21st, 2011
8:10 am
Sund hired LD. He should get fired first.
March 21st, 2011
8:17 am
I'm with you, O'Brien. If you want to help Jamal, don't let him play the point. Teague should be right behind KH in the PG rotation. The kid needs to play down the stretch and get some experience.
March 21st, 2011
8:34 am
So…the Hawks are going to need Teague down the stretch? And, to get him ready, you don't play him, Coach Drew? Coach Drew, with every passing minute, shows he is totally in over his head with this job. I don't think Teague is the answer, but if you're saying he needs minutes, then give him minutes!
There were bad matchups for him yesterday. Fine. But, that means he does not play the entire game? And, will he get a DNP every time there is a suspected matchup problem? Gosh….
You get what you pay for, I guess.
Lost a lot of faith in Larry Drew this weekend. First, he just sits back and lets the team get railroaded by officials on Friday against Miami. Then, his handling of Teague is just a total debacle. Throw in the fact that he has done nothing he said he would do and you have the makings of an awful NBA coach.
March 21st, 2011
8:37 am
Oh…one more thing…good to know that Hinrich is aware that there are problems with energy. What a f'ing hot mess of a team. Are there any other teams in this league that say such stupid things?
March 21st, 2011
8:37 am
Section 303- Wow, it took this weekend for you to finally give up on LD?
March 21st, 2011
8:42 am
And Sund gave Joe Johnson a Max player !!! WTF
March 21st, 2011
8:43 am
has anybody noticed jordan crawford is playing pretty good. only thing the kid needed was a chance. i believe his going to get better ,because he wasn't used to playing.
March 21st, 2011
9:03 am
Walk and Chew Gum at the same Time!
" I counted 40 shots from 16 feet or more, out of 70. The Hawks started out shooting the ball well – they made seven of their first nine from 16 feet and out," – Ken Sigura -
To use a football analogy: we are a pass first offense and running the ball
appears to be an after thought. The Falcons have an identity of establishing the run between the tackles, (smash mouth football). And, then when the defense utilizes a cover 2 formation or goes into a prevent defense formation, they throw underneath the defense and take what that gives them. Boot legs, QB options or throwing across the middle are all short passes that moves the chain and increases The Falcons time of possessions.
That, fellas is a game plan. The Falcons have 13 starters and the offensive coordinator must substitute the other 43 players in and out to keep the 1st string units fresh! Talk about complex, hugh?
Well in basketball we have 13 players minimum to dress and struggle to find time for the remaining 8. Now, that shouldn't be this hard to find time for Teague!
"'m with you, O'Brien. If you want to help Jamal, don't let him play the point. Teague should be right behind KH in the PG rotation. The kid needs to play down the stretch and get some experience."
Exactly on point here!
Why can't coach create a game plan that establishes Al, Josh in the paint foremost, establish Joe and Jamal on the perimeter, (like wide outs),
Throw underneath with Marvin running slashing to the basket, (like across the middle) and let Kirk and Teague QB this team with some boot legs and option plays to penetrate and dish?
Can the Coach not walk and chew gum at the same time.
Jamal is an 11 year veteran, can't he get himself going and Drew help teage do the same. We are going to need Teague down the stretch too!
Create minutes for Teague already, 15 – 20 mins/per shouldn't be this hard? Try incorporating 43 players, now that's a real challenge.
Find out who we are? Establish an identity!
Are we a "Smash Mouth" team or a "Run and Shoot" (red gun), offense?
Figure it out Drew! I can't tell? But 40 passes and 30 run plays is quite telling. We are a "run and shoot" offensive team! In the defensive East.
I guess we are a West Coast hybrid offense that dinks, dunks and will never stress the long timing passes that stress the defensive corner backs, ever!
We have usable parts that will never be used.
March 21st, 2011
9:15 am
I'm looking forward to the offseason and what changes might happen. First, ownership. I really hope the ASG sell the team. Next, mgmt. Will there be changes at the top? I do hope that they change LD and they will once the Hawks exit the first round. (if the Hawks do make it past the first round, then some kind of major mental and coaching shift must've happened, so all my comments here are mute.)
I'm also really excited to see who goes and who comes. I can't wait till next season. (that's how good I feel about this one).
Oh, about the Bulls? I'm sure we'll lose. If I had money to put on it… but I'm not a gambling man.
March 21st, 2011
9:16 am
I agree, L.D. was a mistake, a cheap mistake though. You get what you pay for.
March 21st, 2011
9:17 am
LD just makes it up as he goes smdh..As bad as the Pistons are they still shot 50% from the field smh..Might as well trade Teague in the summer if he isn't going to get minutes. If LD has Jamal guarding Rose Tuesday night I might just have to give up on this team. I wont be shocked if LD does put him on Rose then come with some crazy explanation as to why he did it. LD is in over his head..And great post O'Brien and dr mary
March 21st, 2011
9:30 am
The hawks are only going to win 45 games this year.
March 21st, 2011
9:30 am
I also have no issue with starting Kirk – but with the way he plays defense, he's more effective going roughly 30-34 minutes a game. I'm totally on board with JT getting the remaining 14-18 as a general plan. You can't protect a player from matchups by benching him if you want him to be part of the regular rotation. And that's not even addressing the issue of the alternative – Jamal at point. Getting JT minutes is not an all-or-nothing he starts or doesn't play! He should absolutely get a solid stint giving Kirk a breather in both halves.
March 21st, 2011
9:35 am
Section 303,
I think Jamal is the guy LD was saying he needs to get going down the stretch.
But playing him at backup PG is not the way to go. Anybody can look at Jamal's numbers at backup PG on the season, and the team results, and can show that's not a good option.
I don't always agree with Jeff Schultz, but I thought this excerpt from his article was on point;
These are your Hawks: some mismatched parts and personalities and a head coach who says all of the right things but unfortunately too often comes off as the second-grade teacher who constantly screams at the kids, "I said, 'Line up!'".
This time of season is about more than mismatched parts and personalities. It's about all of those things the Hawks too often have lacked in difficult moments: heart, desire, resolve. .
March 21st, 2011
9:48 am
"I'm going to have to get him going and I've got to make sure he's feeling good about himself as we move down the stretch," Drew said. "He's a guy we're going to need down the stretch."
@ pg though? so we dont need Teague down the stretch. any period of time w/ Jamal matching up against Rondo, Rose, or Nelson spells curtains. it just appears that opposing teams catch fire when Jamal is @ point.
we'll just have to accept Jeff being used as a utility, defensive guy. the same way Drew uses a Damien Wilkins. the thing is Jeff is a pg, which makes Drew just throwing him in there rusty from his dnp's and expecting him to have a positive impact a lot tougher.
March 21st, 2011
9:48 am
L.D. coaches like a 13 year old playing a video game, he just throws out a lineup based on the matchups that exist in his head. In the meantime there is no thought given to team continuity and developing a playing personality of our own.
Who could have seen this coming when he was hired.
March 21st, 2011
9:49 am
I don't gamble either.
However, I think I'm gonna wager on the Bulls.
Mary Ellen:
Great post + your arithmatic = my arithmatic?
March 21st, 2011
10:01 am
Jordan Crawford Stats 10-11: from my Blackberry, so bear with format. Here goes:
G, GS, MPG, FG%, 3P%, FT, Off/Def, RPG, APG, SPG, BPG, TO, PF, PPG:
Not listed on Synergy due to 10 Game played minimum required
March 21st, 2011
10:19 am
yeah dmb, we have gone from woody hayes ball, three yards and a cloud of dust, to air coryell.
March 21st, 2011
10:22 am
LD= Jim Mora, CLUELESS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
March 21st, 2011
10:25 am
JC2 is Ballin!!!!!!!!!!!!!! SUND GAVE HIM UP FOR THE HEIMLICH MANEUVER?????????????????????????? JUST WOW MAN………………………………………………….
March 21st, 2011
10:25 am
LD said he couldn't start because of the matchup problems. WHY WOULD YOU START HIM IF HE HASN'T STARTED MUCH ALL YEAR? AT LEAST BRING HIM OFF THE DAMN BENCH
March 21st, 2011
10:27 am
If you had a great talented first round player on your bench & didn't play him for the first season or second season would that player be as good when you did get around playing him he definitely wouldn't for lack of experience & depression. The hawk coaches are a destroyer of young talent,not only for not playing them but also for playing them in systems which make no sense & for holding everyone accountable differently. As for ld his brain must look like someone who has done too many drugs as the man has no sense.
March 21st, 2011
10:30 am
March 21st, 2011
10:30 am
Kind of hard to evaluate JC2's performance considering the situation (i.e. playing on a bad team that is losing and has little alternative other than auditioning young players for next season). I'm just gald that he is able to take full advantage of the extra playing time. My guess is that watching Wall and JC2 run the floor has got to be fairly entertaining and encouraging for Wizards fans.
Meanwhile the Hawks continue to be as exciting as a toothache. 17 of 30 losses by 10 points or more? And Josh continues to say that simply running faster, jumping higher and bringing more energy to the court will resolve all issues. So running faster to the corner on a fast break (as opposed to filling the lane) will suffice to get this team going, huh?
March 21st, 2011
10:33 am
I take it that no reporter called LD on the other comments he had about Jeff Teague a week ago. He sounds like someone who is being controlled by a higher level power. I wonder how much automomy he does have.
If Kirk goes down, what is he going to do? His reasoning doesn't fly and he is going to be full of regrets if he has more than one person have a problem. Expect the same excuses after the Bulls game. The Bulls are playing great ball now and our defense has not really proven sustainable for 40 minutes. I keep hoping they are going to figure something out and get into a rhythm. Go Haws!!! (sigh)
March 21st, 2011
10:36 am
Al for NeNe yesterday!
Josh for Rudy Gay!
JC1 walk………..
Marvin Waive goodbye
March 21st, 2011
10:51 am
There are 8 members of the ASG and they share equal voting power. Someone in that bunch might be unwilling to reduce his salary in order to bring a super star to the ATL. This is bad for business(I think Belkin saw JJ as an average player). The hawks need 1 owner because in wouldn't put a dent in his salary.
Starting Teague over Captain Kirk would open the door to more criticism for Sund/ASG……so to them it would be in their best interest to start KH. I believe Teague will get more minutes if he would act like a leader whenever he get's his opportunity. My advice to Teague:
1) Be more vocal/assertive
2) Take charge(don't allow JJ and JS to dictate)
3) Use your strength(get in the paint immediately and create havoc)
4) Play with confidence
5) Don't force shots
March 21st, 2011
10:52 am
March 21st, 2011
10:54 am
Big Daddy, remember that LD used Teague to demonstrate his offensive scheme during his summer interview. The owner also specifically criticized Woody for not using Teague last year. They fielded a summer league team built around Teague. Lastly, LD was Teague's position coach in his rookie season AND hired Van Exel for the purpose of tutoring Teague. The notion that LD has oppressed Teague (while Teague has done everything possible from day one to seize all opportunities) is one that I simply don't buy. With 12 games left, it's time to set your rotation and starting building chemistry.
March 21st, 2011
11:10 am
If Kirk is your PG, why is JC bringing the ball down and setting up the plays. Why bring a guy to run the show and put him in Bibbymode. Larry Drew is a woodyclone…nothing has changed since last year.
March 21st, 2011
11:10 am
Doc, I thought I would never say this…but I don't know which will be worst…a lockout next season or enduring another season with LD being HC for Hawks…this dude is still making excuses.
Maybe it is time to move Josh…however I would replace LD first before I did anything!!!!
Now, LD gotta get JC1 going…may be than…we can start playing some lock down defense.lol
Geeeeeeeeeeez here we go again.
The true confession of a dispirited Hawks Fan.lol
March 21st, 2011
11:13 am
The players, coaches, and fans all know it:
This is a soft basketball team.
No vocal leaders, no leadership, no one who will commit a hard foul, a head coach with two plays (the thumbs up/thumbs down) who doesn't talk or hold anyone accountable
This franchise is a failure.
March 21st, 2011
11:18 am
Astro Joe – you said, "The notion that LD has oppressed Teague (while Teague has done everything possible from day one to seize all opportunities) is one that I simply don't buy".
So has anyone oppressed JT, or is it his own incompetence as you see it that has kept him off the court?
You also said, "With 12 games left, it's time to set your rotation and starting building chemistry."
So we should be starting the Collins, Al, Josh, JJ, Kirk lineup if we are to play Orlando in the 1st round?
How do you know which lineup to play every night to build chemistry, if you are going to change that lineup based on our matchup? What if we fall to the 6th seed and play the Heat? What if we fall to 7th, still a real possibility, and play the Celts? Or what if the Heat and Celts swap places in the standings?
With LD as Coach, the reasoning doesn't hold up.
March 21st, 2011
11:19 am
Accountability and mental toughness..
Those articles about his children are a clear reflection of the current Hawks team. A lack of accountability,a sense of entitlement given to certain player and no mental toughness describe the current Hawks team.
These facts have caused me to lose faith in LD ability to change are playoff fortune…..sigh. I also think his unwillingness to suffer through the ups and downs of young players is an example of his own lack of mental toughness….YOUR TEAM TAKES ON YOUR PERSONALITY
March 21st, 2011
11:20 am
I mean Collins gets DNP after DNP, yet if we play the Magic in the 1st round, he's going to be starting, and Etan will be getting burn also. How is what we're doing now setting a rotation and building chemistry? Just asking.
March 21st, 2011
11:23 am
From bad to worse, they were soft last season and with our bigs enjoying a soft existence on the perimeter, it has gotten exponentially worse. Zaza gets flagrant fouls called on him because his fouls look so much more violent than anyone else on the team. He's a victim of his teammate's timidness.
March 21st, 2011
11:26 am
And don't anybody buy we don't have the talent stuff. It's coaching plain and simple.
5x All Star in JJ. 3rd team All NBA
2x All Star Al
Close to All Star Josh. 2nd in DPOY voting
Reigning SMOY
Kirk, ZaZa, Wilkens, Teague, and Marvin give us a 9 deep rotation. Compare it to the Lakers, Celts, Miami, Bulls, Spurs etc. Our 9 deep can compete with their 9 deep.
It's coaching, plain and simple and that's where we stink.
March 21st, 2011
11:32 am
I co-sign your 11:26am post
March 21st, 2011
11:37 am
No its more than coaching.You have a group of spoiled young Men who are not mental tough and think all they have to do is show up!! You can see they do not put much time into their craft and that's why as a franchise they will fail miserably for the the third straight playoff run!! They dont get it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Garbage!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
March 21st, 2011
11:42 am
SteveW, unfortunately, Collins is pretty horrific against most other centers so I don't know that I would throw him out there against just anyone (I can't imagine him starting against Noah or the 76ers). But Hinrich needs to get as much time as he can with the guys who will play the bulk of the minutes in the playoffs (even when Collins plays, he won't likely get more than 20 minutes). Also, I think our offense is what truly needs work in these last few games, and Collins is a complete non-factor there (other than setting a moving screen here and there).
March 21st, 2011
11:46 am
Al and the GIRLS are going to be DISMANTLED!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!