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Here's a look at the most intriguing matchups to watch during the 2010 Jordan Brand Classic. The contest takes place Saturday, April 17 (ESPN2, 8 p.m. ET).
Reggie Bullock versus Will Barton
The potential matchup of Reggie Bullock (Kinston, N.C.) and Will Barton (Baltimore/Brewster Academy) is intriguing as it would pit two outstanding scorers head-to-head in the open-floor setting of an all-star game. Bullock, a future Tar Heel, is a system player who scores within the offensive structure and understands when to pick his spots to take over a game. He is an excellent shooter with range who has consistently produced big numbers. On the other hand, Barton is an explosive scorer who looks to attack off the dribble and create his offense with his high-energy game. He has the ability to get on some unbelievable runs scoring in both half court and transition. Because this is a free-flowing all-star game that tends to not focus much on defense, the advantage goes to the more aggressive Barton.
C.J. Leslie versus Terrence Jones
If C.J Leslie (Raleigh, N.C./Word of God) and Terrence Jones (Portland, Ore./Jefferson) get the opportunity to square off against each other it could make for an interesting challenge between two athletic forwards who fill a box score. Leslie, who has the ability to play inside and out, may be the most explosive forward in the country; he impressed the NBA scouts in attendance at the McDonald's Game practices with his ability to finish in transition, block shots and his relentless attack of the offensive boards. Jones, who likes to play more facing the basket, showed in the Nike Hoop Summit that he can impact the game from the paint area. The versatile forward can stretch the defense out to the arc and can finish around the rim in traffic. This could be a fun matchup, but because of his motor the advantage goes to Leslie.
Jared Sullinger versus Tristan Thompson
Ohio State and Texas fans have something else to get excited about -- besides waiting for football season to start -- if these two post players get the opportunity to tangle at the Jordan Brand Classic. Both players are strong bodies who love to battle in the trenches and seek contact when attacking the basket. The Ohio State-bound Sullinger (Columbus, Ohio/Northland) is deceptively athletic. He plays with a skill level and basketball IQ beyond his years. It seems that whenever someone tries to find a reason to doubt him, he shows another aspect of his game that adds to the legend. The Texas-bound Thompson (Brampton, Ont./Findlay Prep) is a dynamic post player who combines strength and athleticism into a dominating presence in the paint. He showed at the Nike Hoop Summit that he can hang with Sullinger inside. The advantage goes to Sullinger, whose perimeter skill level will be tough to match in this open-floor setting.
Brandon Knight versus Cory Joseph
The Kentucky-bound Knight (Coral Springs, Fla./Pine Crest) will be fired up to compete against one the best shooters in the 2010 class in Joseph (Pickering, Ont./Findlay Prep). Knight has the quick hands and defensive foot speed to contest Joseph's jumpers and stay in front of him. Knight will also be in attack mode and look to set up his new and improved jumper by going right at Joseph off the dribble. Joseph will not back down and work to create space off the dribble in order to get off his sweet jumper. It will be interesting to see who imposes his will first and how the other reacts. The edge goes to Knight because of his relentless attacking approach to the game. He will find a way to make himself shine with his defensive intensity even if he's not scoring.
Roscoe Smith versus Doron Lamb
The offensive battle of these two scoring wings and Oak Hill teammates could be very entertaining. Smith (Baltimore/Oak Hill) will be looking to shoot the deep 3 and midrange pull-up. Lamb will have the ball on a string looking to make scoring plays off the bounce. Smith must make Lamb take contested shots and Lamb must make Smith put the ball on the floor and then work to stay in front of him. Both are capable of big numbers and play with toughness, but we're giving the edge to Lamb, who will want to win in his home city and show up the future UConn sharpshooter.
Dion Waiters versus Josh Selby
The battle of Philly (Waiters) and Baltimore (Selby) could be a special matchup. There are not two more confident and attacking perimeter players in the 2010 class. The Syracuse-bound Waiters is a freight train off the dribble; he scores through contact and comes at his defender with no mercy. The problem for Waiters (Philadelphia/Life Center) is Selby (Baltimore/Lake Clifton) has the same approach -- attack first, ask questions later. Both of these guards are tremendous playmakers with the ball in their hands. Selby is the better shooter with deeper range, but Waiters is a load to handle once he gets a full head of steam toward the rim.
Reggie Rankin was an assistant coach at seven schools for 13 seasons, most recently at Dayton. He played at Ohio University from 1986 to '90 and was an All-MAC first-teamer his senior season. Mike LaPlante contributed to this report.


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Right now I'm listening to the local radio station http://www.kuow.org online. I could just as easily be listening to some Brazilian music from half way down the other end of the planet. I only have a lowly DSL connect at 384K download. I could have a high speed cable internet connection at 3Mb, but hay, the current speed is just fine for listening to voice, and even music, over the internet.
Why would I ever buy another radio receiver in my life? The last one I bought, a nice Denon amplifier with the radio receiver built in, seems quaint. I probably never listened to the radio receiver part anyway. Now, I'll never even bother to fire up that side of the 'receiver'. So, Denon, you might as well stop including that part of the receiver, and lower the price. As a matter of fact, you might as well cut receivers out of the loop completely because I can get it from the internet now.
I'm on the verge of getting my videos that way as well. Comcast digital cable/internet, offers video on demand. I can watch whatever I want, whenever I want, almost. No more wasting time with DVDs, NetFlix, BlockBuster, nothing. I'll just get it all over the internet.
Oh, and QWest communications? I'll be getting my phone calls through VOIP with my Comcast connection as well. So, you might as well just take down those phone lines and get rid of all those employees manning those empty buildings, because I won't be needing you anymore.
And, Fry's Electronics, as much as you've been a part of my geek upbringing, I'm now getting my stuff through J&R Electronics, because they offer two day delivery, with no taxes, and they have everything in stock, at lower prices. So, roll on back with your unknowledgeable sales people, take away your mega stores, and turn those parking lots into nice parks will yah?
The internet is an industry killer! Whole towns will begin to shut down as the internaut's all consuming economic wrecking tentacles squeeze every last ounce of efficiency out of those little fiber optic wires running all over the planet.
It has been sneaking up on us slowly, but I see it for what it is now. The internet causes inactivity in otherwise thriving sectors of our world economy. Well, of course there's Vonage, and they're making money, and they're a new business, and there's the coffers of UPS and FedEx which will be ever expanding. And who knows how many J&R Electronics distributers will sprout up to claim the mantle of best internet electronics retailer. And don't even get me started about what's going to happen to the music recording industry.
Yes, the internet killed the radio star, but in it's place, there is emerging a new constellation of opportunities and possibilities.

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Euclid has a magical compass with which he can trisect any angle. Together with a regular compass and a straightedge, can he construct a regular heptagon?
Gleason's article "Angle Trisection, the Heptagon, and the Triskaidecagon" (also available here) mentions a construction due to Plemelj:
The exact construction for the regular heptagon by angle trisection
Let the triangle ABC with AB=r , AC=3r/2 and BAC=60 deg , has D on AC so that angle ABD is one-third of the angle ABC. Then BD is the side of the regular heptagon inscribed in a circle of r. The hypotenuse of the right triangle with legs 5 and 6 , may be assumed for heptagon side (r=9).
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To The Editor: The headline you put on my April 4 letter, "Natural gas rates should be adjusted," is incorrect. You misrepresented the facts as given.
I told you the indicated metered volumes used for billing should be adjusted to sea level atmospheric pressure and corrected to "standard cubic feet" which is standard throughout the natural gas industry -- but not in North Carolina.
The residential gas rates are not wrong, just the method of gas measurement that the N.C. Public Utility Commission does not require based on their written rules, thus making gas volume incorrect measurement in favor of the public utilities.
This condition affects thousands of homes and I'm sure the Times-News could lead the way to correcting this ongoing measurement error.
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Appetizers & Side Orders
steamed young soybeans
chicken teriyaki on skewers
fried pork and veggie potstickers
fried mashed potatoes with veggies
Karage Chicken$6.95
marinated and fried chicken
Agedashi Tofu$5.95
deep fried tofu
Softshell Crab*$7.95
deep fried crab with sauce
Ocean Salad$5.25
marinated seaweed
Hamachi Kama*$11.95
broiled yellowtail cheekbone w/ sauce
Salmon Kama*$8.95
broiled salmon cheekbone w/ sauce
pickled garlic, radish, & mountain carrot
Shogun Poppers*$7.95
deep fried jalepenos with salmon, cream cheese, topped with green onions, sriracha, and spicy mayo
Ahi Poke Salad$13.95
green salad, cucumber, carrot, radish, tuna, garlic, onion, maguro, with poke dressing
Vegetable Tempura$7.95
Combination Tempura$8.95
2 prawns & veggies
Shrimp Tempura$9.95
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Kappa Sunomono$2.95
pickled cucumber and carrot
Ebi Sunomono$6.95
pickled cucumber, carrot, & ebi
Tako Sunomono$6.95
pickled cucumber, carrot, & tako
raw fish slices
Maguro Sashimi$15.95
7 pieces of tuna
Hamachi Sashimi$15.95
7 pieces of yellowtail
Combination Sashimi$16.95
chef's assortment
Nigiri Sushi
fish over rice. 2 pieces
sweet tofu
Kani Kama$3.75
imitation crab
marinated mackerel
flying fish roe
fresh water eel
cooked prawn
salmon smoked, fresh
Shiro Maguro$5.95
sea urchin
- Seasonal
salmon roe
Ama Ebi
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- Seasonal
Quail's Egg$1.00
Seafood Rolls
Tekka Maki$4.95
tuna roll
spicy tuna
California Roll$4.95
imitation crab, cucumber, avocado, tobiko
Negi Hama$4.95
yellowtail with green onion
Sake Maki$4.95
smoked salmon with avocado
Una Q*$6.50
freshwater eel with cucumber
Una Avo*$6.50
freshwater eel with avocado
Chicken Teriyaki Roll*$5.25
cooked chicken with teriyaki sauce
Octo Roll*$6.50
cooked octopus with avocado
Hanami Roll$6.50
shrimp, avocado, cucumber, tobiko
Fisherman's Roll*$6.50
freshwater eel, avocado, cucumber, imitation crab
New York Roll$6.95
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Pacific Roll$6.95
yellowtail, smoked salmon, avocado, tobiko
Shrimp Tempura Roll*$6.50
shrimp tempura, cucumber, avocado, green onion, mayo
Sakegawa Roll*$5.95
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Hawaiian Roll*$6.50
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Philadelphia Roll$6.95
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Nancy Roll$6.95
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Spider Roll*$7.95
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Website Roll$6.95
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Super Max*$6.95
deep fried spicy tuna
Gilroy Roll$7.95
spicy tuna, pickled garlic, cucumber, green onion
Futo Maki$10.95
freshwater eel, inari,cucumber, avocado, imitation crab, mountain carrot, japanese squash, pickled radish, ocean salad
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Spicy New York Roll Fresh$6.95
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De La Viega*$6.95
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Montery Bay*$6.95
hamachi, garlic, basil, cashew, lemon, cucumber, sweet sauce on top
Vegetarian Rolls
Kappa Maki$3.75
Oshinko Maki$3.75
pickled radish
Umeshisho Maki$3.95
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Yamagobo Maki$3.95
mountain carrot
Kanpyo Maki$3.95
japanese style cooked squash
Umi Maki$5.95
marinated seaweed and avocado
Cashew Maki$5.95
cashew nuts, avocado, cucumber
Katana Roll$5.95
inari, avocado, cucumber, macadamian nuts
Castroville Roll$5.95
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Yam Maki*$5.95
tempura yam and avocado with sweet sauce on top
Asparagus Roll*$5.95
tempura asparagus, avocado, cucumber, green onion, mayo, special sauce on top
Special Vegetable Roll$6.95
cucumber, avocado, japanese squash, mountain carrot, pickled radish, sweet tofu
Specials Rolls
Spicy Santa Cruz$13.95
spicy tuna, shrimp tempura, avocado, cucumber; spicy imitation crab on tab
Sunset Roll$13.95
spicy tuna, cucumber tempura; salmon, lemon, masago on top
spicy tuna, unagi, kani kama; on top: hamachi, kani kama, bell pepper, jalapeno, and house sweet sauce
Spicy Ruby Roll$14.95
spicy tuna, cucumber, shrimp tempura, green onion, garlic; on top: spicy tuna, lemon, crunch, unagi sauce, special sauce
Citrus Fresh$13.95
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Spicy Bamboo$14.95
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Sunshine Roll$14.95
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Doobie Roll$16.95
maguro, fresh salmon, hamachi, avocado. outside: tempura crunch with lemon on top: maguro, fresh salmon, hamachi, tobiko, spicy mayo
Shogun Special Rolls
Shogun Special Rolls #1*$11.95
shrimp tempura, green onion, cucumber, avocado, mayo; unagi on top
Shogun Special Rolls #2*$11.95
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Osaka Maki*$11.95
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Rainbow Roll*$12.95
unagi, cucumber, avocado, macadamia nuts; tuna, yellowtail, shrimp, salmon on top
Saketemp Roll*$12.95
shrimp tempura, cucumber, avocado, mayo; smoked salmon & avocado on top
Tempura Rolls
unagi, macadamian nuts, mango, avocado, cream cheese
tai, salmon, tobiko, avocado; green onion, japanese mint on top
ika, japanese mint, salmon, tobiko
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Baked Green Lip Mussel$6.95
green lip mussel, masago, spicy sauce, imitation crab
Lobster Sushi$5.95
Quail Egg Shooter$4.95
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served with miso soup, salad, and steamed rice
Vegetable Tempura$13.95
assorted vegetables
Combination Tempura$14.95
3 prawns, imitation crab, & assorted vegetables
Shrimp Tempura$15.95
5 prawns and assorted vegetables
Teriyaki Dinner
served with miso soup, salad, and steamed rice
Chicken Teriyaki$14.95
broiled chicken w/ teriyaki sauce
Beef Teriyaki$16.95
broiled beef w/ teriyaki sauce
Salmon Teriyaki$19.95
broiled salmon w/ teriyaki sauce
Shioyaki Dinner
served with miso soup, salad, and steamed rice
Salmon Shioyaki$19.95
broiled salmon, lightly salted
Saba Shioyaki$13.95
salted broiled mackerel
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Chicken Sukiyaki$13.95
chicken, tofu, noodles & fresh vegetables cookies in a sweet soy flavored broth
Beef Sukiyaki$14.95
beef, tofu, noodles, & fresh vegetables cooked in a sweet soy flavored broth
Vegetable Sukiyaki$12.95
assorted vegetables, tofu, noodles, in a sweet soy flavored broth
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Spicy Pork$15.95
marinated korean, style spicy pork on hot place
Tofu Soup$10.95
korean style tofu soup
Noodles Dinner
served with salad
Udon with California Roll$15.95
Udon with Sushi$15.95
3 pieces of nigiri sushi
Udon with Tempura$15.95
2 prawns and vegetables
Donkatsu Dinner
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Chicken Katsu$14.95
deep fried chicken cutlet with special katsu sauce
deep fried pork cutlet with special katsu sauce
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Spicy Tuna Roll
Shrimp Tempura Roll
Assorted Tempura
Tuna Sashimi
Yellowtail Sashimi
Salmon (Fresh/Smoked)
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served with miso soup and salad
Shogun Special Dinner#1$21.95
tuna roll and 6 pieces of combo roll and 6 pieces of combo nigiri sushi
Shogun Special Dinner#2$23.95
california roll and 8 pieces of combo roll and 6 pieces of combo nigiri sushi
Bento Sushi$23.95
tuna roll, osaka maki, and 4 pieces of nigiri
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hanami roll, combo sashimi and 4 pieces of nigiri sushi
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katana roll, special vegetable roll, marinated seaweed salad & 2 pieces of inari
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grilled freshwater eel and cooked vegetables over seasoned rice
Tuna Donburi$24.95
tuna sashimi and cooked vegetables over seasoned rice
Tuna Donburi$24.95
tuna sashimi and cooked vegetables over seasoned rice
Chirashi Sushi Regular$26.95
assorted raw fish over seasoned rice
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assorted raw fish and cooked vegetables over seasoned rice
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served with miso soup, salad steamed rice
Maguro Sashimi$23.95
Hamachi Sashimi$25.95
Maguro & Hamachi Sashimi$25.95
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We find it best to eat breakfast early when complimentary breakfasts are provided. Like similar hotels, the seating space is limited. The food and variety of options was good. The only problem was the second morning when no signature cinnamon rolls were available -- huge disappointment.
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      After the end of World War II, Maria (Agata Buzek), a nun from a Polish convent, pleads for help from a doctor, Mathilde Beaulieu (Lou de Laage), at a French Red Cross hospital. Mathilde agrees to break protocol by visiting the convent where she learns that a group of nuns have been quarantined because they're pregnant. The nuns, as it turns out, where impregnated after Soviet soldiers had raped them. Mother Abbess (Agata Kulesza) makes it clear to Mathilde from the get-go that she doesn't want news of the pregnant nuns spreading in order to protect the reputation of the convent. Samuel (Vincent Macaigne), Mathilde's supervisor, also gets involved in the treatment of the pregnant nuns, and concurrently develops an affection for Mathilde.
      Based on a true story, The Innocents is a quietly powerful, poignant, well-acted and captivating drama that feels organic thanks to the sensitive screenplay by writer/director Anne Fontaine, Pascal Bonitzer, Sabrina B. Karine and Alice Vial. Even though the bulk of the story takes places inside one setting, the convent, the film doesn't feel stuffy or stagey. The characters seem like they're lived-in human beings rather than plot devices to move the plot forward. In other words, don't be surprised if you feel emotionally invested in the lives of Mathilde and the nuns.
      The fact that The Innocents also avoids become maudlin, preachy and melodramatic is another testament to the strength of its screenplay. It doesn't shy away from depicting the darker elements of the story while not going too dark at the same time. The very well-cast actor Vincent Macaigne provides some of the film's much-needed, ephemeral comic relief. The cinematography and set designs are superb as is the gentle, non-intrusive musical score. Even though the ending change to a somewhat more upbeat and uplifting tone, it's one that earns its uplift. The Innocents would be an interesting double feature with Ida and Of Gods and Men.
The Nice Guys
      In 1970s Los Angeles, Two private investigators, Holland March (Ryan Gosling) and Jackson Healy (Russell Crowe) team up to search for a missing young woman,
Amelia (Margaret Qualley). They must also investigate what an alleged suicide of a porn star has to do with Amelia's disappearance. What they do know is that Amelia runs an environmental protest group. After questioning the protestors, they learn Amelia can be found at a party hosted by a porn producer, so they infiltrate the party in search of Amelia. Holland's brave and precocious young daughter, Holly (Angourie Rice), tags along with her father and Jackson throughout their investigation.
Although the plot becomes increasingly convoluted as the film progresses, the screenplay by
writer/director Shane Black and co-writer Anthony Bagarozzi includes plenty of witty dialogue and banter between Holland and Jackson that's often concurrently funny and clever. Gosling and Crowe, both immensely charismatic and talented actors, have great chemistry together, and it's a lot of fun to watch them play off of each other. Rarely has a buddy comedy worked so well when it comes to finding the right tone while blending genres. Black and Bagarozzi do a great job of combining comedy, action, noir and suspense without any unevenness. Yes, the running time is nearly 2 hours, but it breezes by like 90 minutes so you don't actually feel its weight like with most Hollywood films. Lesser talented writers would have turned the film into atonal, boring mess. It's so refreshing to hear dialogue in a modern Hollywood film that does not make your ears bleed or result in the loss of your brain cells. On an aesthetic level, the cinematography, set design, lighting and costumes look authentic for the time period and provide some style.
      If you're looking for substance, though, there's not much of that except for the crackling dialogue between Holland and Jackson. Whenever Gosling and Crowe are onscreen together, which is thankfully quite often, The Nice Guys becomes truly captivating. The more you think about the details of the plot, though, the less it makes sense, especially when it comes to the bizarre and confusing motivations of Amelia's mother, Judith (Kim Basinger), a District Attorney. Just like in L.A. Confidential, Basinger's screen time is too brief, but she makes the most out of the material that she's given. It's worth mentioning that Angourie Rice delivers a breakthrough performance as Holland's daughter. As long as you suspend some of your disbelief for 2 hours, sit back to hear the witty, crackling dialogue, and feel the palpable chemistry between Holland and Jackson, you'll find The Nice Guys to be a wildly entertaining ride.
Jimmy Vestvood: Amerikan Hero
      Jamshid Fakhreinpour (Maz Jobrani) wins the Green Card Lottery in Tehran which allows him to move to America with is mom (Vida Ghahremani). He gets wrongfully labeled as a terrorist by the U.S. mainstream media, particularly Hank Shannity (Matthew Glave) of Kox News Channel, after a YouTube video of him waving a burning American flag in Tehran. Unbeknownst to the media, he was waving the flag to show his joy of winning the Green Card Lottery, and it became engulfed in flames through a series of accidents. Upon arrival to America, he finds a job as a security guard at a Los Angeles supermarket while aspiring to fulfill his dreams of becoming a private investigator. With the help of his seventh cousin, Leila (Sheila Vand), he gets business cards for his P.I. business and changes his name to Jimmy Vestvood. JP Monroe (John Heard), a smarmy businessman who's secretly an arms dealer hoping to start WWIII, pays him to spy on his wife to find proof that that she's cheating on him with an Arab.
      Co-writers Maz Jobrani and Amir Ohebsion fearlessly take many satirical jabs at politics as well as the media. Unlike in many modern politically incorrect comedies (i.e. The Brothers Grimsby and Neighbors 2), the jokes here rarely fall flat, and the laughs keep coming even if some of them are indeed lowbrow. This is the kind of comedy you'll want to watch more than once just to catch all of the humor that you might have missed the first time around. Maz Jobrani just the right actor for the role because he has impeccable comedic timing---he's even funnier than Sacha Baron Cohen was in Borat. Most impressively, though, director Jonathan Kesselman and the co-writers make great use of the supporting characters to allow them to have plenty of laugh-out-loud moments as well, i.e. Jimmy's mom or his Persian boss (Marshall Manesh) at the supermarket.
      What makes Jimmy Vestvood so successful as a comedic satire is that lurking underneath its raunchiness and bite, there's some kernels of harsh truths and critiques to be found. The mainstream media in America could, realistically, wrongfully accuse a foreigner as a terrorist based on a random Youtube video without vetting it in any way, shape or form like true journalists would do. They'll then use any images/videos as propaganda to make America look great while increasing our fears about Muslims and other foreigners. America is essentially an empire, a superpower---the joke in the film about the US's international code being # 1 for a reason is quite fitting). When a corrupt character (who won't be spoiled here) gets off on a technicality despite his many wrongdoings ends up as Vice President of the United States, that's also something that could happen in America. Fortunately, all of these messages aren't preached in a heavy-handed way; they're buried under a lot of comedy. Bold, raunchy and biting, Jimmy Vestvood is one of the most outrageously funny comedies in years. Please be sure to stay through the end credits for an additional scene.
A Monster With a Thousand Heads
      Sonia Bonet (Jan Raluy) refuses to tolerate a broken healthcare system that doesn't allow life-saving medical care to be provided for her ailing husband, Memo (Daniel Cubillo). She's mad as hell, and just can't take it anymore. With a gun hidden in her purse, she drags along her teenage son, Dario (Sebasti�n Aguirre), to the hospital to try to confront Dr. Villalba (Hugo Albores) who's been ignoring her phone calls. She even goes to the extent of showing up at his home to wait for him there before displaying the gun to him when he refuses to help her husband who can die at any minute without the much-needed treatment that her current health insurance doesn't cover. All she needs to to have the treatment approved as part of the health coverage, but that takes more than one signature as it turns out, so she goes up through the chain of command in the healthcare system to get what she wants without being afraid to use her gun.
      Although the plot sounds like a standard vigilante crime thriller, the way that director Rodrigo Pl� and screenwriter Laura Santullo tell the story is refreshing, intelligent and thoroughly riveting. From the get-go, it's easy for the audience to empathize with Sonia. You probably won't agree with her choice of using violence (or perhaps she had no other choice), but you'll definitely grasp the root causes of her anger, pain and desperation. Pl� and Santullo wisely build the tension gradually instead of introducing the gun in the first scene. Once the gun is introduced, though, the tension rises. Kudos to Pl� for selecting Jana Raluy in the role of Sonia because she's a very talented actress and gives bravura performance.
      In many ways, the camera becomes a character in itself in a way because of the interesting angles. Pl� let the camera get too close to Sonia, so there's almost always a distance and sometimes even a different perspective during a key moment, i.e. from someone in his parked car in a garage or from the perspective of the maid in the kitchen who can hear Sonia and Dr. Villalba yelling at one another. Santullo and Pl� should be commended for trusting the audience's and for what they decided, consciously or not, to omit from the film. There's no voice-over narration, no Tarantino-esque violence/gore (this is nothing like Kill Bill, after all), no subplots that go off into a distracting tangent, no melodramatic scene, no traditional third act, and no overlong running time---it's only 1 hour and 14 minutes, shockingly, so it doesn't overstay its welcome nor does it become exhausting. A Monster With a Thousand Heads is ultimately a lean, gripping, exhilarating and refreshingly intelligent thriller.


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Baby bump alert! Newly pregnant actress Maya Rudolph debuted her brand new baby bump at the Costume Designers Guild Awards in Beverly Hills, Calif. on Tuesday evening.
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Also, speaking of "Up All Night," do you think the show is going to survive now that Christina Applegate is gone and Maya is pregnant? Oh, who are we kidding that show's ship has sunk a long, long time ago.
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Retired senior lecturer in the Department of Meteorology at Penn State, where he was lead faculty for PSU's online certificate in forecasting.
By: Lee Grenci , 1:57 PM GMT on August 09, 2013
On Saturday morning, August 3, 2013, a high-precipitation supercell (HP supercell; see 12Z mosaic of composite reflectivity below; larger image) developed near the Nebraska-South Dakota border, likely producing very large hail that did not appear on the display of SPC storm reports (even though hail might have exceeded four inches in diameter).
The 12Z mosaic of composite reflectivity on August 3, 2013. At the time, a mesoscale convective system was affecting parts of South Dakota and Nebraska, with a high-precipitation supercell producing large hail near the state border. Larger image. Courtesy of Penn State.
That's because the large hail was not observed in this sparsely populated area of the country. I'll have more to say about how I arrived at this estimate of hail size in just a moment, but I just have to get this off my chest...records for hail size, rainfall, snowfall, etc. are probably not really records in the grand scheme of weather. Extreme weather happens all the time, and, when it occurs, there's not always instruments or weather observers around to measure or document the "event."
Why did I refer to this storm as a high-precipitation supercell? Yes, the answer to this question is a bit of a digression, but I want all my readers "on the same page." There's a spectrum of supercells, ranging from a low-precipitation (LP) supercell, to a classic (CL) supercell, to a high-precipitation (HP) supercell. I don't want to get into all the gory details in this blog, but it stands to reason that it rains hardest in the general vicinity of the rotating updraft (mesoscyclone) inside an HP supercell (this assertion is not exactly rocket science, wouldn't you agree?). In turn, the more abundant rain associated with an HP supercell readily gets wrapped into the mesocyclone's circulation, tending to "camouflage" visual clues that a mesocyclone is present (one of the reasons forecasters look at images of storm-relative velocities). Without an obvious hook echo on reflectivity images (example of a supercell with a hook echo on radar reflectivity), the overall appearance of HP supercells often resemble kidney-beans.
The 12Z NAM model analysis of 850-mb streamlines on August 3, 2013, indicates upslope flow over parts of western Nebraska and western South Dakota. The upslope flow was part of the anticyclonic circulation associated with a high centered along the border between North Dakota and South Dakota (the blue "H" marks the center of an 850-mb high). Larger image. Courtesy of Penn State.
With my caveat about weather records and my digression about the spectrum of supercells out of the way, let's get back to the "unwitnessed hailstorm" on August 3. For starters, the supercell developed behind a cold front (12Z surface analysis) as winds around a ridge of high pressure forced relatively moist air up the sloping terrain. To see the upslope flow of air, check out the 12Z NAM model analyses of 850-mb streamlines (above; larger image) and compare it to the pocket of upward motion at 700 mb (below; larger image). Note that the pocket of upward motion at 700 mb at 12Z coincides with the mesoscale convective system (12Z mosaic of composite reflectivity) that included the supercell.
The 12Z NAM model analysis of 700-mb vertical velocities (in microbars per second) on August 3, 2013. Negative values indicate upward motion. Larger image. Courtesy of Penn State.
By the way, folks that insist on explaining the development of severe thunderstorms as a result of the "clashing of air masses" should really start to question the wisdom of this overly simple phrase...the supercell formed back in the cool air (far to the north of the stalled cold front; revisit the 12Z surface analysis; 12Z mosaic of composite reflectivity and the 12Z NAM model analysis of surface temperatures). And to readers who insist that all severe thunderstorms develop in concert with a 500-mb trough, I note that this HP supercell was initiated below a 500-mb ridge of high pressure (here's the NAM model analysis of 500-mb heights at 12Z on August 3, 2013). There, I feel much better now!
The 1216Z image of base reflectivity (Level III data) from the radar at North Platte, NE (KLNX...lower right) on August 3, 2013. At the time, an HP supercell was producing large hail. Larger image. Courtesy of NOAA.
To get a sense of the HP supercell's structure, check out, above (larger image), the 1215Z image of base reflectivity (Level III data) from the radar at North Platte, NE (KLNX). For reference, 1216Z is 8:16 A.M. CDT, and the storm was roughly 64 nautical miles from the radar site at this time. Yes, I can see the resemblance to a kidney bean. On closer inspection, note the values of 75-80 dBZ that presumably mark the hail core of the supercell. Here's the corresponding image of storm-relative velocities...I annotated the velocity couplet to confirm the storm's rotating updraft (the altitude of the couplet detected by the Doppler radar at North Platte was roughly 6000 feet at this time).
Okay, I'm getting close to where the rubber meets the road. There's no doubt that such high vales of reflectivity indicate hail (nothing new here). But how am I estimating the diameters of hailstones in excess of four inches? Good question! Below is the 1214Z analysis of hail size (larger image) derived from the National Severe Storms Laboratory's (NSSL)
Warning Decision Support System – Integrated Information (WDSS-II)).
The 1214Z WDSS-II estimates of hail size associated with the HP supercell in northwest Nebraska on August 3, 2013. At the time, WDSS-II indicated hail as large as four inches in diameter, perhaps larger. Larger image. Courtesy of NSSL via SPC.
In a nutshell, WDSS-II integrates data from a variety of sources...radars, satellites, models, observations, etc. in an effort to help weather forecasters analyze, diagnose, and predict severe weather (read more). For the specific case of large hail, algorithms estimate hail size, incorporating maximum vertical reflectivity (composite reflectivity), the height of the wet-bulb-zero (wet-bulb temperature), the height of the maximum reflectivity, vertically integrated liquid (VIL), and several other data sources. Perhaps I can write a series of short blogs on each topic in the future (example).
At any rate, the 1214Z WDSS-II analysis on August 3 indicated hailstones with diameters greater than or equal to four inches. Of course, we'll never know for sure because reliable reports are difficult to come up in such sparsely populated regions, but, had the supercell been near a more heavily populated area on the morning of August 3, reports of large hail would likely have been listed on SPC's Storm Reports Web page. Such cases are quite sobering because it emphasizes my point that some of the state, national and world weather records are likely not records at all. Indeed, many extreme weather events simply fall through the cracks in our observational network.
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Mercury and mercurial compounds are among the environmentally ubiquitous substances most toxic to both wildlife and humans. Once released into the environment from both natural and anthropogenic sources, mercury exists mainly as three different molecular species: elemental, inorganic, and organic. Potential health risks have been reported from exposure to all forms; however, of particular concern for human exposure relate to the potent neurotoxic effects of methylmercury (MeHg), especially for the developing nervous system. The general population is primarily exposed to MeHg by seafood consumption. In addition, some pharmaceuticals, including vaccines, have been, and some continue to be, a ubiquitous source of exposure to mercurials. A significant controversy has been whether the vaccine preservative ethylmercury thiosalicylate, commonly known as thimerosal, could cause the development of autism. In this review, we have discussed the hypothesis that exposure to thimerosal during childhood may be a primary cause of autism. The conclusion is that there are no reliable data indicating that administration of vaccines containing thimerosal is a primary cause of autism. However, one cannot rule out the possibility that the individual gene profile and/or gene–environment interactions may play a role in modulating the response to acquired risk by modifying the individual susceptibility.
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Raimondo, Roberts Mark 50th Anniversary of Medicaid
PROVIDENCE, RI - Governor Gina M. Raimondo and Health and Human Services Secretary Elizabeth Roberts today issued the following statements in recognition of the 50th anniversary of the federal Medicare and Medicaid programs: "Medicaid serves one in four Rhode Islanders, helping build healthier...
Raimondo Signs An Act to Support Families of Children with Disabilities
PROVIDENCE, RI - Governor Gina M. Raimondo hosted a bill signing ceremony today, during the 25th anniversary week of the Americans with Disabilities Act, to mark the passage of legislation (H 5564A and S 465A) enabling the creation of tax-free investment accounts to support services for children...
Raimondo Signs An Act to Protect the Environment and Support Economic Development
PROVIDENCE, RI - Governor Gina M. Raimondo today hosted a bill signing ceremony, to mark the passage of legislation that protects the environment and supports job growth by streamlining wetlands permitting. This bill: • Implements the recommendations of a legislative task force under the...
Raimondo, Roberts, Jensen Recognize 25th Anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act
PROVIDENCE, RI - Governor Gina M. Raimondo, Health and Human Services Secretary Elizabeth Roberts, and Department of Labor and Training Director Scott Jensen today issued the following statements in recognition of the 25th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA): "People with...
Raimondo Moves to Protect the Environment, Puts People Back to Work
PROVIDENCE, RI - Governor Gina M. Raimondo today marked the passage of legislation to protect our water supplies and put people back to work with a ceremonial bill signing at the Save the Bay Center. (H 5668 and S 369) Many Rhode Island homes have outdated underground wastewater systems. These...
Raimondo Directs U.S. Flag to Fly at Half-Staff in Honor of the Chattanooga Shooting Victims
PROVIDENCE, R.I. - In accordance with a presidential proclamation, Governor Gina M. Raimondo is lowering the U.S. flag and extending the lowering of the R.I. flag at all state facilities and buildings. The flags will remain at half-staff until Monday, July 27 in honor of the military members who...
Raimondo Sets Vision to Expand Opportunity for Children, Families
Governor Convenes Children's Cabinet, Takes Action to Strengthen Supports for Kids PROVIDENCE, RI - Governor Gina M. Raimondo convened today the state's Children's Cabinet for the first time since 2007 to set a vision to improve the health and well-being of Rhode Island's kids. The group's...
Raimondo, Joined by Whitehouse, Launches Statewide Effort to Strengthen Healthcare System for All Rhode Islanders
PROVIDENCE, RI - Governor Gina M. Raimondo, along with Senator Sheldon Whitehouse, today launched a statewide initiative to innovate healthcare by improving patient care and health outcomes, and lowering cost for all Rhode Islanders. As part of the new effort, the Governor signed an Executive...
Governor Raimondo Announces Schedule for Governor's Bay Day, Along with Free Beach Parking
PROVIDENCE, R.I. - Governor Gina M. Raimondo signed an Executive Order today and announced the schedule for the annual Governor's Bay Day celebration on Sunday, July 26, 2015. The day includes family-friendly activities, and free parking at all Rhode Island state beaches, as well as fishing in...
Raimondo Signs An Act to Support Working Mothers, Families
PROVIDENCE, RI - Governor Gina M. Raimondo today hosted a bill signing ceremony at Packaging and More in Central Falls to mark the passage of legislation requiring employers provide reasonable accommodations in the workplace for pregnant women and new moms (H 5674 and S 0276). "As a working...
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TAHLEQUAH (AP) — Authorities in Tahlequah say the driver involved in a fatal hit-and-run crash has turned herself into police.
Police say the fatal crash happened early Sunday when two boys were walking along the State Highway 51 bypass. Police Chief Nate King says one boy was killed while the other boy was injured.
Reportedly, the driver involved in the crash is a juvenile. Police say the girl turned herself into police Sunday afternoon.
Police say the boys were walking home at about 4 a.m. Sunday from a nearby Walmart. Police say the boys stopped to rest and were either kneeling or lying on the roadway when they were struck by the vehicle.
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Atmospheric carbon dioxide (CO2) has increased from a preindustrial concentration of about 280 ppm to about 367 ppm at present. The increase has closely followed the increase in CO2 emissions from the use of fossil fuels. Global warming caused by increasing amounts of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere is the major environmental challenge for the 21st century. Reducing worldwide emissions of CO2 requires multiple mitigation pathways, including reductions in energy consumption, more efficient use of available energy, the application of renewable energy sources, and sequestration. Sequestration is a major tool for managing carbon emissions. In a majority of cases CO2 is viewed as waste to be disposed; however, with advanced technology, carbon sequestration can become a value-added proposition. There are a number of potential opportunities that render sequestration economically viable. In this study, we review these most economically promising opportunities and pathways of carbon sequestration, including reforestation, best agricultural production, housing and furniture, enhanced oil recovery, coalbed methane (CBM), and CO2 hydrates. Many of these terrestrial and geological sequestration opportunities are expected to provide a direct economic benefit over that obtained by merely reducing the atmospheric CO2 loading. Sequestration opportunities in 11 states of the Southeast and South Central United States are discussed. Among the most promising methods for the region include reforestation and CBM. The annual forest carbon sink in this region is estimated to be 76 Tg C/year, which would amount to an expenditure of $11.1–13.9 billion/year. Best management practices could enhance carbon sequestration by 53.9 Tg C/year, accounting for 9.3% of current total annual regional greenhouse gas emission in the next 20 years. Annual carbon storage in housing, furniture, and other wood products in 1998 was estimated to be 13.9 Tg C in the region. Other sequestration options, including the direct injection of CO2 in deep saline aquifers, mineralization, and biomineralization, are not expected to lead to direct economic gain. More detailed studies are needed for assessing the ultimate changes to the environment and the associated indirect cost savings for carbon sequestration.
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- 2007-03
- 10.1007/s00114-006-0170-6
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- 1. Institute for Clean Energy Technology, Mississippi State University, 205 Research Boulevard, Starkville, MS, 39759, USA
- 2. Department of Plant and Soil Sciences, Mississippi State University, Starkville, MS, 39762, USA
- 3. Department of Physics and Astronomy, Mississippi State University, Starkville, MS, 39762, USA


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The Shareholders Foundation announces that an investigation on behalf of investors of Select Comfort Corp. (NASDAQ:SCSS) shares was launched over potential securities laws violations by Select Comfort Corp. and certain of its directors and officers in connection certain financial statements.
Minneapolis, Minnesota Select Comfort Corporation is a bed manufacturer and retailer.
Investors who purchased shares of Select Comfort Corp. (NASDAQ:SCSS), have certain options and should contact the Shareholders Foundation at mail(at)shareholdersfoundation.com or call +1(858) 779 - 1554.
The investigation by a law firm focuses on possible claims on behalf of purchasers of the securities of Select Comfort Corp. (NASDAQ:SCSS) concerning whether a series of statements by Select Comfort Corp. regarding its business, its prospects and its operations were materially false and misleading at the time they were made.
Select Comfort Corp reported that its Total Revenue rose from $544.20 million for the 52 weeks period that ended on Jan. 2, 2010 to $743.20 million for the 52 weeks period that ended on Dec. 31, 2011 and that its Net Income for those time periods increased from $35.55 million to $60.48 million.
Shares of Select Comfort Corp rose from $0.27 per share in February 2009 to as high as $34.04 per share in April 2012.
Select Comfort Corp. reported that its 13 week Revenue rose from $205.22 million for the 13 week period that ended on June 30, 2012 to $246.82 million for the 13 week period that ended on Sept. 29, 2012 and that its respective 13 week Net Income increased from $16.97 million to $26.21 million.
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Then on January 24, 2013, after the market closed, Select Comfort Corporation announced its results for the fiscal fourth quarter and full-year ended December 29, 2012.
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The White Order is the story of Cerryl, a boy orphaned when the powerful white mages killed his father to protect their control of the world's magic. Cerryl, raised by his aunt and uncle, is a curious boy, attracted to mirrors and books, though he is unable to read. When he is old enough, Cerryl is apprenticed to the local miller. The miller's daughter teaches Cerryl to read his father's books, and it seems that the talent for magic has been passed from father to son. When Cerryl witnesses a white mage destroy a renegade magician, the miller realizes the boy will not be safe there, so Cerryl must be sent to the city of Fairhaven to find his destiny.
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Anonymous, 05 Oct 2010yeah when will galaxy 3 introduce in philippines!??? and pls, could someone answer my questio... moreit was indicated on the disadvantages that it does not support multi touch, and as far as i can read it was indicated that it supports limited application and that includes games!!! %$@@^$@^@!!
yeah when will galaxy 3 introduce in philippines!???
and pls, could someone answer my question... it depends whether im gonna buy this phone or not. it does not support multitouch, does that limit the apps i can use like games?
im not familiar with android... just wondering about this phone, it does not support multi-touch ryt??... does that limit the apps you can use??? im torn between galaxy 5 and galaxy 3... and galaxy 3 support multi-touch... pls answer... tnx!!!
battery life not good always need to recharge, it sometimes hangs, the touchscreen is really nice the price is also ok but txting is a bitch
Awesome android phone for the price, only wish they go with more standard HVGA(480x320) screen resolutions & multitouch.
The dumbest phone i ever used... not sure why they call is Corby with Brains...
i whould like to ask the i5500 user, is i5500 possible to multitouch?
i m the human cannot without game and apps...lol
so i whould like to know some multitouch control game able for i5500?
There is a rumor that Corby Smart will also have Froyo 2.2 upgrade in Italy. Let's see guys.
at this price range, u can't get any better.
i think its disadvantages are quite accpetable. those are disadvantages of the corby series too
It should get froyo 2.2 otherwise only 130mb internal memory for installing apps.
Nobody really knows whether this phone will get Froyo but when Google announced Froyo, this phone was on display together with some new, high-end phones which are able to upgrade to 2.2
i buy this gadged, n not bad, just $200, n u have semi smartphone
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"The inbuilt memory is about 160MB. Android 2.1 Eclair doesnt let you install apps on the memory card so installing big apps can be a problem"
WHAAAAT!! what about those who live for apps and games? :s
its a good phone for the right price...200 euro with android 2.1.. dig out some phone with the same specs for the right price then..x8 with android 1.6? how much is x8 then ??
ths is sound sys good ???because i use sam g800 sound is very slow......and can write chinese ???on website???
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Made a reservation for Casino Room and the manager upgraded me to a suit for free which was a nice gesture. took a taxi from the Train Station to the Riad, the driver called the Riad and it was easy to find after asking some kids from the neighborhood. On my arrival a smiling man named Abdel illah opened the door and welcomed me with a nice LATTE which I drank while enjoying the nice studio decorated riad. i went upstairs to my Marilyn SUITE, it was nice and Romantic, little dusty behind the TV and little smell from the bathroom but nothing major. After taking a shower, went to Jamaa Lefna, 7-10 mins walking, very easy to find. The day after wakeup at 8, had a nice breakfast and left to catch my plane. Overall experience is OK, will return!
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Stanford University's robocar, "Junior," was first across the finish line Saturday but wound up in second place on technical points behind "Boss" from rival Carnegie Mellon University in a widely watched "urban challenge" sponsored by the Pentagon.
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BELLE – Two overtime periods decided a contest between Crocker's and Belle's soccer squads, but it was the Lions that prevailed on Friday.
The teams traded possessions until Crocker's Devyn Hair (Jr.) received a cross pass from Austin Bogle (Jr.) for a score 2 minutes into double overtime.
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Crocker's Jimmy Rowland (Sr.) tallied nine saves in the shutout victory over Belle.
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"Sorry to disappoint you and all that, but the greatest wizard in the world is Albus Dumbledore. Everyone says so. Even when you were strong, you didn't dare try and take over at Hogwarts. Dumbledore saw through you when you were at school and he still frightens you now, wherever you're hiding these days – " (17.76)
Harry gives this speech to Riddle as he starts ranting about how great he is. At this stage in the series, Harry's loyalty and faith in Professor Dumbledore's power is absolute. Harry loves and admires Professor Dumbledore. The thing is, though, that Harry also has to become a leader in his own right. Eventually, he has to start questioning Professor Dumbledore's decisions, so that he can become his own man. When does Harry start distinguishing himself from Professor Dumbledore? When does he start challenging Dumbledore's authority? What events trigger Harry's break with Professor Dumbledore? How are Harry and Professor Dumbledore's leadership styles similar or different in the later novels of the series?


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Erik Siegrist sees a lot of turmoil, and a lot of bidding opportunities, in AL bullpens this week as Wade Davis was just the first of three elite closers to break down heading into the All-Star break.
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Erik Siegrist breaks down the hitting matchups this week with the Yankees face nothing but homer-prone, right-handed starters.
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Paul Sporer looks at the coming week's starters and can't take his eyes off of Gerrit Cole, who's been nails all season for the Pirates.
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Since the Athletics claimed Danny Valencia, he�s been shredding the ball!
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Weekly Hitter Rankings: Royals Rule the Week
Erik Siegrist ranks the hitter matchups for the upcoming scoring period as the Royals have a seven-game homestand.
Weekly Pitcher Rankings: Is Sale to Blame?
Paul Sporer breaks down the coming pitching matchups and asks if Chris Sale's recent struggles are on him or if the fears are overblown.
August 7, 2015
Saturday Lineup Card: Not Parking Parker
Chris Benzine discusses why Kyle Parker's recall and subsequent use could be worth a look, plus more in Saturday's lineup card.
Rotowire's Jerry Donabedian has his eye on some cheap, young batters this weekend.
August 1, 2015
Weekly Hitter Rankings: Non-Problem Solved
Erik Siegrist ranks this week's hitting matchups, and -- surprise -- the Blue Jays, who were already strong at the plate, are on top with the newly acquired Troy Tulowitzki.
Weekly Pitcher Rankings: Welcome to the AL, Johnny
Former Red Johnny Cueto could have a rude welcome to the AL as he begins his Royals career with a couple of tough road starts. How far did Paul Sporer drop him in this week's rankings?
FanDuel MLB: Saturday's Picks
Joel Bartilotta finds some nice value plays for Saturday's 12-game slate, including Shin-Soo Choo, whose price does not reflect his value against left-handers.
July 31, 2015
Saturday Lineup Card: The Deadline Has Passed
Chris Benzine discusses Alex Wilson's new role as the likely closer for the Tigers, plus more in Saturday's lineup card.
July 27, 2015
MLB Barometer: Staying Focused
Vlad Sedler cautions against premature NFL obsession - you've got a baseball league to win!
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