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Photo by Daniel Kucin. Washington Redskins defensive lineman Stephen Bowen says balancing school and sports "isn't that hard" if students apply themselves.
Published on: Wednesday, November 07, 2012
By Daniel Kucin
Every student-athlete knows the feeling when they have hit a wall with their academics.
Sometimes it's hard to handle what some would consider having a full-time job and trying to make a balancing act between school and work. You have to put the same amount of hard work and dedication into both fields, but it is very difficult for some athletes who lack a very important trait in multitasking.
When talking to Washington Redskins defensive lineman Stephen Bowen at a recent Prince George's County charity event about being successful as a student-athlete, he said, "It really isn't that hard when you apply yourself. You need to set time away to do your work. School isn't that hard at all.... If you apply yourself and start at an early age, it becomes easier when you get older."
So what's the answer?
Last year, the Prince George's Board of Education dropped the "No E" clause, which had some skeptics and coaches at ease rather than at arms.
Prior to Oct. 11, 2011, every student-athlete had to maintain a 2.0 grade point average to perform in any sports extracurricular activity. However, even if an athlete met the GPA requirement, he or she could still have been disqualified from scholastic athletics if the student received a single failing grade on a report card. Just one "E" could cost that student his or her opportunity to play sports until the next grading cycle.
The "No E" rule had a stint of four years in Prince George's County schools, and it sparked a lot of controversy in its time of existence. Many football coaches believed that it made their jobs harder to field a quality team.
Subsequently, this rule is no longer in service, but it does raise some questions if this is just a stepping stone to make it easier to drop the grade requirements in relation to creating more successful sports programs.
Demographics seem to play a huge role in this decision as well.
Some people think that by eliminating a student's ability to play sports — which sometimes, may be the only reason the athlete attends school — then he or she might abandon school altogether, possibly leading to a life of crime.
Meanwhile, others believe that lowering the grade point average requirements could spark athletes' interest to perform better academically, while still participating in an extracurricular activity that essentially keeps them out of trouble.
"I felt this rule unfairly targeted the kids who are trying to be a positive part of our school communities, whether it was through athletics or by way of a club," said Douglass football head coach Julius Pinkney.
"There is at least 65 percent of the student population in every building who do not participate in extracurricular activities. These students should be the primary focus for administration to find ways in getting them involved. Out of that 65 percent, I would gather to say that at least 80 percent of those students are academically ineligible. I want to reiterate that I am for raising the bar if you have a support system in place for those who don't measure up, but if you are going to raise the bar and leave kids fending for themselves to become eligible, then the system is wrong."
Nationwide, several schools have dropped their grade requirements in order to better suit their schools' needs. ESPN reported that more than a dozen school systems have changed their GPA requirements.
The question is: Are we helping youth by lowering GPA requirements to give them an outlet to express themselves? Or are we contributing to the demise of their future to fulfill their egregious lack of performance academically for personal gain as a reward?
Pinkney said, "We need to put an emphasis on 'inclusion' and not exclusion, on finding ways to occupy our youth's time constructively, while providing activities that will continue to teach positive core values. I believe a 2.0 is fair, but it should be the standard for all MPSSAA schools since we all participate by the same rules and regulations in-season and out of season."


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I've just taken a bit of a break, a self-imposed writing retreat on the coast of Maine. Crashing waves, mist rolling in from the sea, foghorns calling mournfully, and the twice daily highlight of the dawn arrival of the cruise ship and its twilight departure. Watching that ghostly shape, lights bravely twinkling, get swallowed up by the deepening gloom was the perfect end to the day. The solitude turned out to be refreshing rather than sanity-challenging, and it was the perfect place to ponder, write and READ. So here's what I tackled out there.
Generally I don't read many American books so I decided to take destination-appropriate reading material. First up was Prep, by Curtis Sittenfeld, to which I was attracted by the jacket quote 'The OC meets Donna Tartt's The Secret History'. Well. This was another example of 'never believe the blurb'. I adore The Secret History, but it is not exactly a realistic novel. As I delved into Sittenfeld's tale of an ill-at-ease teenage girl trying to cope in an expensive New England co-ed boarding school, I wondered – when are they all going to start killing each other? And it's so not that sort of book, as shy heroine Lee might say.
I found myself puzzled by Sittenfeld's rigorous realism, her patient chronicling of Lee's academic struggles and silly school rituals, such as the prolonged game of Assassin everyone revels in. In each lengthy, immaculately constructed chapter, she details a particular element of Lee's misfit years at Ault College, whether it's the fake popularity she briefly attains through an ability to cut hair, the embarrassment she feels when her parents arrive from Indiana for parents weekend, or the mystery of the sneak thief who is rifling through possessions in her dorm house. Each chapter has a focal point – the hair-cutting, for example – but weaves in myriad other issues, observations and ramifications. It feels casual, but is expertly constructed.
In particular, Sittenfeld expresses time very well, how it's experienced not as a line but in overlapping layers. Occasionally there is an interpolation from adult Lee, sadder and wiser, so it is also an evocation of lost time. The last chapter, 'Kissing and Kissing', is masterful, an account of the culmination of Lee's mad passion for the out-of-her-league Cross Sugarman,and her (sort of) downfall – which is maybe just the first sign of growing up. Lee gets herself into an awful scenario with Cross – anyone who's ever been a teenage girl will wince, but Cross himself is a fully-rounded and believable, if unscrutable boy. Once I learned not to expect scenes of Bacchic ecstasy I found this an immensely impressive and moving book.
Next was a collection of stories, Love Stories in This Town by Amanda Eyre Ward, which actually contained a story set in Maine. The stand out story for me was 'The Way the Sky Changed' about the aftermath of 9/11 (and I read it round about the tenth anniversary). Beginning with the image of a rib on a mantelpiece, it dealt with a man and a woman who had lost partners in the atrocity, her husband in the north tower, his wife on flight 11. Their attempts to date are wonderfully pragmatic – she lends him her husband's pyjamas, and is delighted to discover his wife's designer shoe collection fits her too. Little bits and pieces of humanity are being sifted from the rubble and gradually returned to families, hence the rib. At they end they both have to face 'what remains'.
The problem with short story collections generally is that there are always a handful of killer pieces – the singles, if you like – and the rest is filler. Admittedly, this collection is of a pretty high standard throughout, and I especially enjoyed the second part, a series of interconnected stories about Lola, whose lover rejects her for Miss Montana, but who later finds love with Emmet, an oil engineer. Lola's mother and mother-in-law and especially difficult father Fred are well-drawn characters, the latter in particular apt to make this reader suck her teeth in annoyance. The humorous stories, such as the one about the attempt to catch a masturbator in the public library, are very good too. But a few of the others are about such banal life-experiences as difficulties with house-hunting and conception. I picked up a copy of Isak Dinesen's Winter's Tales, which had been left in the house, and just one brief story – 'The Young Man With the Carnation' – had more to say about life, love, passion and art than Ward's neat accounts of self-involved couples with an obsessive urge to reproduce. Why should we care?
Another book I found lying around was Humphrey Carpenter's classic The Brideshead Generation, which I devoured as the sun set and cruise ships twinkled by. The Evelyn Waugh circle, comprising such eccentric characters as Harold Acton, Brian Howard, Cyril Connolly, the Lygons and the Mitfords, is something I've long been fascinated by. (D J Taylor's excellent Bright Young People intersects with this book, although his focus is more on the non-writers, the hedonistic, doomed socialites who partied their way into novels like Vile Bodies.) I suppose this must have been an early example of that now-familiar genre, the group biography. Carpenter tells a wonderful tale, though I suppose it's inevitable that the earlier chapters grip the most, when everyone is young, beautiful and fresh and living at Eton or Christchurch. Characters have a tendency to fall away, unnoticed, as the story goes on – surely Waugh was affected by the sudden death at a young age of his friend (and possible candidate for Sebastian Flyte) Hugh Lygon? Carpenter moves off too fast to say. But he was the first to start ploughing this particular field, and the book is fascinating, as are his shrewd comments on Waugh's novels.
Incidentally, I was not far from Egg Rock, which brought to mind the title of the early Sylvia Plath poem, 'Suicide off Egg Rock'. Is it the same one, I wondered? When I came home, I couldn't find my Sylvia Plath biographies or poems; they must have been 'archived' (ie hidden away somewhere). If anyone knows anything about any Maine connections of SP's, it would be interesting to hear.


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1775: During the American Revolutionary War, George Washington takes command of the Continental Army at Cambridge, Mass.
1819: The Bank of Savings in New York City, the first savings bank in the United States, opens.
1863: The final day of the Battle of Gettysburg culminates with Pickett's Charge, as shown here in stereoscope panorama by photographer H.H. Bennett. The battle, which saw the largest number of casualties during the Civil War, was won by Union forces and is often described as the war's turning point
1883: Author Franz Kafka, best known for works like the short story "The Metamorphosis" and novels like "The Trial" and "The Castle," is born in Prague, Austria-Hungary.
1884: Dow Jones and Company publishes its first stock average.
1886: Karl Benz officially unveils the Benz Patent Motorwagen, widely regarded as the first automobile, that is, a vehicle designed to be propelled by a motor.
1890: Idaho is admitted as the 43rd U.S. state.
1922: Fruit Garden and Home magazine is introduced. It would later be renamed Better Homes and Gardens.
1937: Jacob Schick, the inventor and entrepreneur who patented the first electric razor and started the Schick Dry Shaver, Inc. razor company, dies from complications due to a kidney operation at age 59 in Montreal, Quebec, Canada.
1943: Actor Kurtwood Smith, best known for the sitcom "That '70s Show" and for movies such as "Robocop" and "Dead Poets Society," is born in New Lisbon, Wis.
1947: Author and comedian Dave Barry, who wrote a nationally syndicated humor column for The Miami Herald from 1983 to 2005 as well as humor books and novels, is born in Armonk, N.Y.
1951: Alfred Hitchcock's "Strangers on a Train" is released.
1952: The Constitution of Puerto Rico is approved by the United States Congress.
1956: Talk show host Montel Williams, best known as host of the long-running "The Montel Williams Show," is born in Baltimore, Md.
1962: Actor Tom Cruise, known for movies such as "Risky Business," "Top Gun," "Rain Man," "A Few Good Men," "Mission: Impossible" and "Jerry Maguire," is born Thomas Cruise Mapother IV in Syracuse, N.Y. Cruise has been nominated for three Academy Awards and has won three Golden Globe Awards.
1962: Jackie Robinson becomes the first black player to be inducted into the National Baseball Hall of Fame.
1969: Former Rolling Stones member Brian Jones is found dead in his home's swimming pool in Hartfield, Sussex, England. Jones was a founding member of the Rolling Stones, but had been asked to leave the band less than a month before his death at age 27.
1969: The biggest explosion in the history of rocketry occurs when the Soviet N-1 rocket (similar to the one seen here on its way to the launch tower) explodes and subsequently destroys its launchpad.
1971: Jim Morrison, the lead singer of The Doors, dies of a heroin overdose at age 27 in Paris, France.
1979: U.S. President Jimmy Carter signs the first directive for secret aid to the opponents of the pro-Soviet regime in Kabul, Afghanistan
1981: The Associated Press runs its first story about two rare illnesses afflicting homosexual men. One of the diseases was later named AIDS.
1985: "Back to the Future" premieres in theaters. The movie would go on to dominate the box office the rest of the summer, staying at No. 1 for 10 of the next 11 weeks.
1988: United States Navy warship USS Vincennes shoots down Iran Air Flight 655 over the Persian Gulf, killing all 290 people aboard, after the crew mistakenly identified the civilian jet airliner as an attacking F-14 Tomcat fighter.
1989: Actor Jim Backus, best known for playing the millionaire Thurston Howell III on "Gilligan's Island" and for voicing the cartoon character "Mr. Magoo," dies at the age of 78 in Los Angeles from complications of pneumonia, after suffering from Parkinson's disease for many years. Backus also played James Dean's character's father in "Rebel Without a Cause" and starred in his own short-lived show, "The Jim Backus Show."
1991: "Terminator 2: Judgment Day," starring Arnold Schwarzenegger, Linda Hamilton, Robert Patrick and Edward Furlong, and directed by James Cameron, opens in theaters. The sci-fi sequel earned $54 million its opening weekend, ranking it as the second-largest opening to that point in movie history, and would earn nearly $520 million worldwide, making it the highest-grossing movie of 1991.
1993: Hall of Fame baseball pitcher Don Drysdale, who won three World Series titles in his 14 seasons with the Brooklyn/Los Angeles Dodgers, dies of a heart attack at the age of 56 in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. Drysdale was a nine-time All-Star who won the Cy Young Award in 1962.
1996: "Independence Day" opens in theaters, making a movie star out of Will Smith and topping the box office charts for four-straight weeks.
2007: The sci-fi action blockbuster "Transformers" opens in theaters. The movie, which was an adaptation of the Transformers toy line and animated series from the 1980s, would earn nearly $710 million worldwide, making it the fifth-highest grossing movie of the year and the top-grossing non-sequel of 2007.
2012: Andy Griffith, who made homespun Southern wisdom his trademark as the wise sheriff in "The Andy Griffith Show" and the rumpled defense lawyer in "Matlock," dies of a heart attack at age 86 in Manteo, N.C. The North Carolina native was also known for his roles in movies and on the stage, as a producer and as a Grammy Award-winning gospel singer.


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There is nothing less sexy than a good looking guy who is dumber than a box of hair. Give me a skinny nerd over a big, hunky, althlete any day.
I dated one who was always telling me that eating tomatoes was good for my prostate. No, I am not a guy.
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I had dinner with Mark and his parents one night-He droned on about how I needed to eat tomatoes for my prostate, and his Brooklyn Italian parents yelled "Maaahhk! Ya stupid friggin goombah! She's a lady! She ain't got no prostate". Mama took me aside to explain how he was really dumb, but he was a good boy with a good job. He was indeed pretty and good hearted, but so dumb that it was impossible. Unlike Lochte, not a douchey bone in his body, but still impossible.
Something about a British guy in shiny boots making a horse jump over really high fences is way, way sexier than any of the swimmers, IMO.
I have to say. I love nerds. Nerds are my type. All of the significant men in my life have been nerds.
But occasionally, cute but dumb is just fine. I'd still hit that.
The writer is from Canada, right? Must be hard to swallow if your country is irrelevant.
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Then read this, which may or may not have been a deliberate reference - http://uk.eurosport.yahoo.com/blogs/...160542659.html
The articles about Lochte had me x100. I usually don't watch interviews with athletes except the occasional football player because that's what gets on tv around here, and I usually don't regret it.
The thing with guys like these is that they have lousy feedback systems, seriously, who is going to turn to a good-looking high achiever and call him on his bullshit? I've seen this happen with regular guys so I can only imagine it gets a lot worse when you climb up the ladder. In a way I feel sorry for them, no one is pretty faced forever and one day their lack of basic filters will bite them in the you know what.
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NASCAR'S Morgan Shepherd Invites Kids To Tour Pit Row
Less than 24 hours to go til race day at Daytona and The Salvation Army will be front and center, displayed on the hood of NASCAR driver Morgan Shepherd's #89 car. (Haven't heard about this yet? Get updated at our original blog post here.)
Rumor has it it's already been nicknamed "The Salvation Army car" at the race!
Plus, two kids from our local Salvation Army programs, siblings Kevante' and Dijonae, get to attend Saturday's race as special guests of Morgan Shepherd. Racers are even planning to hold the race for a few minutes so Kevante' and Dijonae can walk through the track and see the cars. It's going to be an awesome experience!
Be sure to watch the race and cheer extra loud (even if you're tuning in from your living room) for Morgan and his Salvation Army car. Coverage starts at noon ET.
Check our blog next week for photos and updates about the event, including feedback from Kevante' and Dijonae.
The Salvation Army wants to extend a huge THANK YOU to Morgan for "donating his hood" to us, and we also want to say CONGRATS! He was inducted into the Stock Car Racing Hall of Fame this past Monday.
Good luck Saturday. We're rooting for you!
For race updates on Saturday, follow Morgan Shepherd's Team Member Dave Pack on Twitter @89Member.
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On behalf of Victory In Jesus Racing and Morgan Shepherd, We'd like to say thanks to The Salvation Army for allowing our team to represent them for Daytona and the upcoming season. We hope we can make a difference. I know we did for the four individuals from The Salvation Army who were in the pit-area during the race. Check us out at http://www.racewithfaith.com and we'll see you all at Phoenix!


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Prayer is a vital sign that our relationship with God is true and strong. The desire to call upon the name of the Lord can only be granted by the Lord Himself, and so when we pray to Him with ...Read More
The Prayer of Habakkuk
When we are having difficulty trusting the Lord, it can be helpful for us to recount all the ways in which He has been faithful in the past. First, we should remember how God kept His promises to Noah, Abraham ...Read More
The Power of Prayer
God's granting fifteen more years of life to Hezekiah does not mean He changes His mind like we do. Instead, such accounts show us that the Lord has a real relationship with His people in time and responds to ...Read More
Delivered from Assyria's Hand
Hezekiah's willingness to pray in today's passage indicates that while the promises of God are sure, we should not be afraid to pray even after we have received them. As we seek the Lord's face, He brings ...Read More
The Fourth Petition
Paul tells us that the failure to thank God for His blessings is one of the two basic sins of which all fallen people are guilty (Rom. 1:21). This means, among other things, that we tend toward ingratitude and ...Read More
Glory to the Name of the Lord
Prayer changes us. We cannot hope to love and serve God properly merely by reading His Word and fellowshiping with others, although these exercises do benefit us and our relationship to the Lord. In addition to such things, we must ...Read More
The Lord's Prayer
Using the Lord's Prayer as a model involves prioritizing our petitions according to the prayer's structure. The first thing for which Jesus prays is that God's name would be hallowed and that His kingdom would come. That ...Read More
What Should We Pray For?
Our compassionate and gracious God is far more concerned about our essential needs than we can ever know. That is why we should not be afraid to mention even those needs that we consider the most insignificant whenever we talk ...Read More
Believing God
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Praying in Faith
Many people today believe that Jesus promises them a high-paying job, a big house, health, and other physical blessings. They presume upon God's grace, naming and claiming such things as their own. Yet while we may certainly ask for ...Read More
How to Pray
Martin Luther's advice on prayer is found in the handy booklet titled A Simple Way to Pray. Many people, including Dr. Sproul, have found this work to be very helpful for their prayer lives, but even if you do ...Read More
Turning Adversity to Good
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Why Do God's People Pray?
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Tales of Symphonia for the Gamecube, hands down. Story and character development is in depth and intentional, the art is really nice (and easy to get used to if it's a different style than you typically see), and OMIGOSH the battle system. I dread random battles in a lot of RPGs, simply because it's monotonous "Attack, Attack, Attack, Cast spell, Summon, etc." and after the first few hours of playing the battles are just boring. The "Tales of" series has probably the best battle system the RPG genre has ever seen. It's very pliable and is just as much fun as progressing through the story
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Thread: Top 10 games of all time
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Re: Top 10 games of all time
off the top of my head and not in any order:
Dungeon Master
Civ 2
Diablo 2
Mass effect 2
Just Cause 2
Halflife 2
Blades of steel
Fifa world cup south africa
Super Mario bros.
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Hmm, this was not limited to computer games (but I'll leave out sports), so:
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World of Warcraft
Magic: the Gathering
Starcraft (+Brood War)
Roborally (great, great board game designed by Richard Garfield (MtG))
The Legend of Zelda (the original, and maybe 2 as well)
Super Mario Brothers 3
Warhammer 40K
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Not top 10 as I value most of these equally on their own level. Sorted semi by console or in the order I though of them
Mario bros
Donkey kong
Pac man
Space invaders
Grand theft auto
Duke nukem
Counter strike
Call of duty
Need for speed
Perfect dark
Final fantasy
Teenage mutant ninja turtles
Mario kart
Smash bros
Banjo kazooie
Mario party
Crash bandicoot
Tomb raider
Resident evil
Sim city
Angry birds
Street fighter
Many of these have sequels, or just one title in a series that was good. I listed it, im sure you know which title was good or if the whole series was. Also, I believe most of these to be original for the most part, not some copy cat that did better. I feel they are less deserving if they stole someones idea and did better. An example would be diddy kong racing, a copy cat of Mario kart, though I feel mariokart killed them in the competition either way its an exxample.
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One of the top 3 of the best MMOs ever made SWG Pre-CU. Hands down.
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You're in luck however, google SWGEmu and take a gander! I have to admit, its pretty darned impressive. Still probably at least 18 months from completion, but you can play right now on the "fun" server with the old codebase that has almost all professions in and working in pre-cu fashion.
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in no particular order
Everquest 1
Chrono Trigger
Final Fantasy 6
Street Fighter 2 Turbo
Marvel vs Capcom 2
Super Mario Bros 3
Battletoads(only with 2 player haha )
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These kind of lists are great, lots of games that i`ve never tried.. its hard to make order because of different genres, but my list is based on time spent..
1- Diablo 2 :lod : From times of release, when uniques were worth of trading.. remember, when d2 trading chat rolled down like grazy, and it was fun to spot good trades? Looting was so addictive that I could run mephi run multiple hours straight.
2- Final fantasy IX: I missed ff7 at release so 9 was the first one of the series, that i learned from scratch, Addictive card game, some impossible looking quests( like 1000 rope jumps in row). I remember that one night I fell asleep with pad in my hands and when I woke up, just continued playing the next day.
3- Homm 2&3 : truly the King of hot seat games.
4- Civilization 2: When you start playing this,you cant stop, it is full game at 1 sit, which means + 6 hours straight looking at the screen.
5- Cran turismo 2&3 : cant believe that no-one mentioned this serie. Gold metals in some driving test challenges were truly hard to archieve.
6- Quake1:Team fortress : This was very popular online game in Finland, good balance between classes.. Easy to play, Hard to master.
7- Syphon filter 1&2: I played both trought multiple times, enjoyable sneaking/action games.
8- Master of Orion 2: Kinda same here than civ2..
9- Tony Hawk skateboardin: Maybe 1 + 2, I played lot of these, learning long trick combos were addicting at the time.
10- Games i played as a kid - Sonics at megadrive, Marios at nes..
Its hard to remember all the great ones from one think, so I propably forgot something great
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Brown — who played under Hal Mumme at Kentucky before transferring to UMass — served as Tommy Tuberville's O-coordinator at Texas Tech last season. The Red Raiders were second in the nation in passing offense, averaging 362 passing yards per game. They were also #16 in the nation in scoring offense (37.8 points per game). During his three seasons in Lubbock, Texas Tech finished 15th, 13th, and 12th in total offense, improving in national rank each year.
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There is a new fad hitting the internet, and it is called 'planking'.
No, not that type of planking........this kind.
Basically it is just stupid people laying around and taking photos of themselves doing so. I mean look at this fat idiot, misusing fitness equiptment. He should be doing more benching and a little less laying around.
All the major news networks are putting up stories about the dangers of 'planking'......I mean really?? This is dangerous?? I guess they are just tired of doing stories of car accidents and heroin overdoses. Just because a bunch of stupid kids want to take pictures of themselves laying around, and one of those kids dies by falling off a ledge, doesn't mean this is some CRAZY new fad that all the kids will be doing and killing themselves.
I mean dont we all 'plank' every night???
Or how about this CRAZY kid planking......
So really....let's just all relax....and let stupid people be stupid people. I think it's called Darwin's Law. The stupid will eventually weed themselves out. The media needs to be focusing on greater threats to humanity.....like..... Denny's Bacon Shake.
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If it's that late, I think I'm out. Sorry dude.
In SHart's defense, it's like a 2PM game in Australia.
Other than having to get up and work in the morning, I don't see the huge difference between midnight and 12:45.
If you have a good job, then by all means make your paper boo boo.
Monsters are real, and ghosts are real too. They live inside us, and sometimes, they win.
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extremely jealous that I will miss this, wish I had a reason to be in LA that the wife would go for.
I'll be driving down from the Bay area for this game, so anyone north of whereever the game ends up, let me know if you might need a ride.
Monsters are real, and ghosts are real too. They live inside us, and sometimes, they win.
― Stephen King
If we need another goalie still, I can try to get it arranged, though I was waiting to see if an LGKer could do it. Should I give it a shot?
Just to clarify....Is this really Saturday Morning at 12:45am
or Sunday morning at 12:45am? I don't want to be the
only one who shows up at 11:30pm Friday night expecting a game an hour and 15 mins later.
Actually I would like it better if it were in fact Saturday 12:45am rather than Sunday 12:45am.
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Merge intl-branch 2010-03-18 to HEAD. To build, you need to use boot-2010-02-1 as the bootstrap file. You should probably also use the new -P option for build.sh to generate and update the po files while building.
Restart internalization work. This new branch starts with code from the intl-branch on date 2010-02-12 18:00:00+0500. This version works and LANG=en@piglatin bin/lisp works (once the piglatin translation is added).
Mark translatable strings; regenerate cmucl.pot and cmucl.po
Add (intl:textdomain "cmucl") to the files to set the textdomain.
Add a deftransform for extracting slot vectors. This can be done because redefinitions from funcallable instances to instances aren't required to work, and cannot be made to work. * src/pcl/low.lisp (fsc-instance-wrapper, fsc-instance-slots) (fsc-instance-hash): Moved here from fin.lisp. (pcl::pcl-instance-p) <deftransform>: Use info-standard-class-p and info-funcallable-standard-class-p. (pcl::slot-vector-or-nil) <deftransform>: New. (slot-vector-or-nil): New function. * src/pcl/info.lisp (info-std-class-p): Removed. (info-standard-class-p, info-funcallable-standard-class-p): New functions. * src/pcl/fin.lisp (fsc-instance-wrapper, fsc-instance-slots) (fsc-instance-hash): Moved to low.lisp. * src/pcl/vector.lisp (pv-binding1): Use slot-vector-or-nil instead of get-slots-or-nil.
Code cleanup. Use EXTENSIONS package to reduce clutter. * src/pcl/defsys.lisp ("PCL", "WALKER"): Use ext. * src/pcl/pkg.lisp ("PCL", "WALKER"): Use ext. * src/pcl/*.lisp: Remove ext: prefixes. * src/pcl/low.lisp (symbolicate*): Renamed from symbolicate. * src/pcl/std-class.lisp (shared-initialize): * src/pcl/defs.lisp (get-built-in-class-symbol) (get-built-in-wrapper-symbol): * src/pcl/braid.lisp (initial-classes-and-wrappers) (bootstrap-meta-braid): Use symbolicate*. * src/pcl/macros.lisp (dolist-carefully): Removed. (true, false, zero): Moved to defclass.lisp. (printing-random-thing-internal): Removed. (printing-random-thing): Removed. (rassq): Removed. (*keyword-package*): Removed. (make-keyword): Removed; import from cl. (memq, delq, assq): Macros removed, import from ext. (get-declaration): Moved to boot.lisp, where it's used. * src/pcl/boot.lisp (get-declaration): Moved here from macros.lisp. * src/pcl/methods.lisp (named-object-print-function, print-object): * src/pcl/low.lisp (print-std-instance): * src/pcl/dfun.lisp (print-dfun-info): * src/pcl/cache.lisp (print-cache, print-wrapper): * src/pcl/boot.lisp (make-early-gf): Use print-unreadable-object instead of printing-random-thing. * src/pcl/defclass.lisp (true, false, zero): Moved here from macros.lisp. * src/pcl/methods.lisp (legal-qualifiers-p) (legal-specializers-p): Use dolist.
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Entomotomy Bug: sxhash-on-pcl-instances-returns-42 This commit is a slight rewrite of the previously committed fix, which sxhash-instance work even when handed non-PCL instances and funcallable-instances, while enabling the use of stored hash-codes for all PCL funcallable-instances.
Entomotomy Bug: sxhash-on-pcl-instances-returns-42 Corrected previous check-in to not error out on funcallable-instances.
Entomotomy Bug: sxhash-on-pcl-instances-returns-42 Committed a slightly reworked patch by Gerd Moellmann that introduces new hash-code slots into (funcallable-)standard-instances, which get initialized to persistent, sequential numbers upon instance creation, thus providing better sxhash/equal hashing.
This commits various patches submitted by Gerd Moellmann to remove unused code in various parts of PCL. See also bug misc-unused-code-in-pcl in Entomotomy.
Patch by Gerd Moellmann to turn old-style into new-style eval-when's in the PCL code base.
Mega commit to bring RELENG_18 branch in sync with HEAD in preparation for release tagging 18d.
Change toplevel PROCLAIMs to DECLAIMs.
This set of revisions brings the RELENG_18 branch up to HEAD in preparation for an 18c release.
Remove all #+ and #- conditionals from the source code. What is left is essentially Common Lisp except for explicit references to things in CMUCL specific packages.
Cleanup of the PCL directory. Removed files and conditional code for long dead lisp implementations. Some parts of the code is now a bit easier to read and (hopefully) understand.
Add CMUCL style file-comments; from Peter Van Eynde.
This commit brings the PCL repository up to release 17f and also includes the changes in the X86 1.03.7 kit. Although the 1.03.7 changes were already in the repository, the other files appear to be of early vintage and do not work with a 17f system. Hopefully all is correctly synched now.
FINs reimplemented, are no longer a closure, but instead a general instance type.
September-16-92-PCL-e has been incorporated into the CMUCL sources thanks to Rick Harris.
This is September 92 PCL.
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This is March-92-PCL-2a.
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Hitmontop is often one of the most noticed and used Pokemon out of the three "Hitmons". With its unique ability to Rapid Spin, it has a unique niche, and is constantly a top-tier Pokemon. It is also one of the few solid counters for Absol and Rock-types such as Rhyperior. Hitmontop's HP stat is rather low, however with the help of Intimidate and great defenses, Hitmontop is still bulky. With a strong STAB Close Combat or Revenge, strong priority attacks, and Bulk Up, Hitmontop is also a very effective sweeper and revenge killer. If you carry Pokemon weak to Stealth Rock, or just want a Pokemon to absorb Rock-type attacks and revenge kill, Hitmontop is definitely a good choice for your team.
Hitmontop is one of the most reliable users of Rapid Spin in UU, making it a good choice for a team in need of entry hazard removal. In UU, Spiritomb is commonly used on teams who rely on residual damage to defeat the opponent due to Spiritomb's incredible bulkiness and ability to block Rapid Spin. However, Hitmontop is one of the better ways around it, due to the fact that Hitmontop possesses the move Foresight. Foresight allows Hitmontop to basically nullify Spiritomb's Ghost-type attribute, and hit it with Rapid Spin or a super effective STAB Close Combat. Even when used against Pokemon such as Rotom or Mismagius, Foresight allows Hitmontop to reliably Rapid Spin. With Intimidate lowering your foe's Attack, Hitmontop will get many chances to safely switch into Stealth Rock users such as Steelix and spin away the hazards.
To make Hitmontop a relative threat to your opponent (other than threatening with entry hazard removal), Close Combat can be used with either Sucker Punch or Stone Edge for coverage. Close Combat and Sucker Punch work well with their near perfect coverage and allow Hitmontop to revenge kill effectively. However, Stone Edge is a nice attack to hit some common Flying-types super effectively, such as Altaria and Moltres. Rest can be used in the last slot as well, because with Hitmontop constantly being hit with burn or poison among other damage it may have taken, it can definitely appreciate the full recovery. A lesser option is Earthquake - while it may seem redundant with Hitmontop's STAB, it hits Toxicroak hard, preventing it from setting up for free on Hitmontop. Close Combat is preferred over other Fighting-type moves because of its high power, perfect accuracy, and the fact that Hitmontop is usually slow enough to go second against harder hitting foes, making the drop in defenses not impact Hitmontop as much.Team Options & Additional Comments >>>
With Technician and a whole slew of priority attacks, Hitmontop becomes one of the best revenge killers in the UU metagame. Basically, Hitmontop switches into a given Pokemon whom it can KO, and uses Fake Out to cause it to flinch and deal damage. After Fake Out, the opponent's Pokemon should be in KO range for Mach Punch. Close Combat or Revenge is used as a STAB attack, both of which carry various advantages and setbacks. Close Combat can dent more physically bulky Pokemon such as Steelix for more immediate power, however, Revenge has 90 Base Power because of Technician, or 120 Base Power if used after being hit, making it a very nice option when compared to Close Combat, which lowers Hitmontop's useful and above average defenses. Keep in mind that Revenge has a negative priority, making you attack last, though. Bullet Punch is there to basically be able to revenge kill Ghost-types, and Pokemon who resist Mach Punch more effectively. However, Stone Edge is still a viable option, to hit Pokemon such as Charizard and Moltres who effectively wall this set. After all of your opponent's Pokemon are weakened and their counters are removed, Hitmontop can utilize its strong priority attacks and proceed to sweep late game.Team Options & Additional Comments >>>
Hitmontop normally faces stiff competition from his Fighting-type counterparts Hitmonlee and Hariyama. The selling points of this set that distinguishes it from the aforementioned Pokemon are high Defense and Special Defense along with Intimidate. Additionally, Hitmontop has slightly higher Speed than Hariyama, which ultimately makes him a viable choice and not one inferior to its brethren.
Close Combat is the primary attacking choice for this set and is capable of 2HKOing physical walls like Donphan and Milotic with a little residual damage. Sucker Punch allows Hitmontop to hold his ground against offensive teams; his Speed stat is still quite low, but priority will deal with a slew of faster threats such as Mismagius, Alakazam, and Rotom. Stone Edge wards off overzealous Flying-types who would normally switch into the defensive set easily. Mach Punch serves as a secondary priority move to use against Houndoom, Swellow, and Absol. Rapid Spin is also a viable alternative if you want to effectively spin on many physical walls switching into this set. Thanks to Life Orb, this set can feign a pure offensive set and will therefore lure in dedicated physical walls like Tangrowth, Weezing, and Slowbro, ultimately making spinning easier.Team Options & Additional Comments >>>
Hitmontop can use Bulk Up to increase its already high Attack and decent Defense, making it very tough to take down. With Hitmontop's defenses so high, it would be a shame to waste them with Close Combat, but luckily Hitmontop has Technician to utilize the move Revenge to its fullest potential. The strategy starts by scouting your opponent's counters, and then weakening them with strong STAB attacks. If your opponent either does not have a good counter, or has a counter that relies on physical attacks, you can proceed to Bulk Up right away. With a couple of Bulk Ups, Hitmontop can sweep the opposing team with Revenge for STAB, Sucker Punch for coverage and priority, and Stone Edge to hit the rest of the Pokemon who resist Revenge and Sucker Punch. If you wish, you may use Mach Punch instead of Revenge, even though it isn't nearly as powerful or reliable.Team Options & Additional Comments >>>
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Hitmontop can use many other sets effectively, but it is simply outclassed by the more offensive Fighting-types as Hitmontop outclasses them for bulky Rapid Spin sets. A Choice Scarf set may seem like a good option with Hitmontop's very impressive movepool, however this set is almost always done better by Hitmonlee, due to Hitmontop's much weaker Attack stat. A fast Technician boosted Pursuit is always nice though. A Focus Punch set is better left to Hariyama, because it can make massive Substitutes, has a higher base Attack, and has more HP. Aerial Ace receives a Technician boost as well, and is Hitmontop's strongest attack against Venusaur and nails Exeggutor and other Fighting- and Grass-types for good damage.
Toxic can work on the Rapid Spin set, but with Foresight, Hitmontop has a better way to hit Ghost-types than merely with Toxic, as most of them will Rest it off anyway. Endeavor and Mach Punch could work out nicely, but with priority omnipresent, and Snover and Hippopotas somewhat present, odds are it won't work well. The same applies with a Reversal set, though Hitmonlee does that better in any event.
Choice Band can be used to catch opponents off-guard, as Hitmontop isn't expected to hit very hard due to its more defensive nature. However, once the surprise is gone, it is outclassed by more powerful and/or bulkier alternatives, such as Hariyama and Hitmonlee.
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The Rapid Spin set doesn't have a lot of counters per se, because anything that doesn't block Rapid Spin lets it do its primary job. Ghost-types like Rotom, Spiritomb, and Mismagius come to mind as counters, blocking Rapid Spin and being able to burn Hitmontop, or just attack Hitmontop with a strong STAB attack.
Nearly any Psychic-type can deal with Hitmontop, ranging from faster Pokemon such as Espeon to slower and more bulky Pokemon like Slowbro. A STAB Psychic definitely puts a dent in Hitmontop, if it isn't KOed. Weezing is a great example of a Poison-type who easily counters Hitmontop. Weezing can just use Will-O-Wisp to put Hitmontop in a very weak state.


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On May 23, 2011, the Supreme Court announced its decision in Brown v. Plata (formerly Schwarzenegger v. Plata). The question in this case was whether a court order requiring California to reduce its prison population, in order to remedy unconstitutional conditions in its correctional facilities, violated the Prison Litigation Reform Act.
In an opinion delivered by Justice Kennedy and joined by Justices Ginsburg, Breyer, Sotomayor, and Kagan, the Court held by a vote of 5-4 that the lower court order requiring California to reduce its prison population was authorized by the Prison Litigation Reform Act and "necessary to remedy the violation of prisoners' constitutional rights." Justice Scalia filed a dissenting opinion that was joined by Justice Thomas, and Justice Alito filed a dissenting opinion that was joined by Chief Justice Roberts.
To discuss the case, we have Sarah Hart, who is a prosecutor in Philadelphia. Ms. Hart is on an amicus brief in support of the appellants.
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Related Links
|Opinion - May 23, 2011 (PDF)
|Schwarzenegger v. Plata - Post-Argument SCOTUScast
|Oral Argument Transcript - November 30, 2011 (PDF)