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We play ridiculously good defense.
We play ridiculously good defense.
Nothing lucky about it. Offense comes and goes, defense you can control. Time after time in close games we have shown the ability to shut the other team down completely when it matters most. That's how you go 21-0.
rondae and gordon played horribly today. countless horrible drive by rondae that drove me nuts. gordon should just stop taking 3's. a blindfolded gabe will make a better percentage.
it shouldn't have been this difficult of a win. Haven't seen the boxscore but I think this game is the lowest assist game we had, because those 2 didn't make the extra pass
rondae and gordon played horribly today. countless horrible drive by rondae that drove me nuts. gordon should just stop taking 3's. a blindfolded gabe will make a better percentage.
it shouldn't have been this difficult of a win. Haven't seen the boxscore but I think this game is the lowest assist game we had, because those 2 didn't make the extra pass
12 assists. There were an uncharacteristic number of solo plays. Rondae, God love him, had too many. AG was so deflated and totally out of confidence by the end of the game. Our first game of the year we've been outrebounded. Let's hope they shake it off and get back to the gameplan for Cal. I'm confident they can do it. I hate Maples.
Coach Miller needs to make it VERY clear to Aaron that he WILL NOT jack a 3 with 31 seconds on the shot clock.
Defense can't always win the game...the Wildcats need to fix the offense. It looked tonight like the Wildcats were worried about losing from the start. Trying too hard, not enough assists, and ill advised shots.
Even with all of that they prove that they can still win.
And, so far ASU has been leading the game with Cal for about the entire game.
If they can beat Cal, and then the Wildcats beat Cal, that pretty much takes Cal out of the Pac race. Looks like it'll be UofA and UCLA.
Stranger things have happened.
Bear Down Wildcats! Get that offense back up and bring home the sweep.
Arizona's offense was just horrible, I never saw a set play to the post. Players forcing they're offense, I was just saying "WOW" the entire time.
How the hell do we get away from everything that makes us good offensively? Besides the obvious AG playing with no confidence and Rondae out of control, when is BASH going to get the ball slashing to the bucket and posting up instead of going to the perimeter everytime???? He doesn't even catch the ball near the bucket like he did vs Michigan when he had his best game of the year. Also, when are we going to start running sets for Zues again? He touched the ball like 3 times tonight on offense. You'd think if there was any game to expose and opponent with our front line it would be this one. I kept waiting for us to pound it inside and make it the priority and it never happened. It didn't even seem like the game plan. Some of those dudes Stanford had on the floor should've been ideal matchups for us and we didn't even look to expose them....especially when Powell was in foul trouble which was most the night. Honestly we looked like last years stagnet offense and I can't stand that. Thank god for TJ and Nick. Tonight was alarming and I hope we go back to what made us good.
Nastic was flopping so bad i am surprised Miller didnt get called for a foul. That guy was hitting everyone. Hard to find a rhythm when the whistle blows every minute. Thankfully we have game on both sides of the ball.
I wonder, were Arizona and Cal both thinking about their game tonight....instead of the one they played/are playing?
Gordon is being dared to shoot. He needs to take the shots with confidence to make the defense honest. Perhaps they've hit the freshman wall offensively, but you have to love their defensive intensity and rebounding. Rondeau got mugged all night and no calls.
dude I don't care if it's practice I don't want AG shooting a 3. I don't care how open he is, HE CAN'T SHOOT. he should take, LITERALLY, 0 threes the rest of the year. I know that won't happen, but if we are talking about what's best for the team, AG never shooting another jump shot this season is it.
Looks like we have a total or eight 3's for the season between AG and Rondae. I know a couple of 3's Gordon's were off the glass. If either could develop any kind of mid-range jumper, floater or anything that wasn't directly under the basket it would be great.
I think it's almost comical that we got out rebounded, shot a lower shooting % and had more turnovers yet still won the game. Defense wins games.
These guys are who they are. Maybe we see their practice FT's translate into game FT's, but developing anything at this point is unlikely and most likely detrimental.
These guys need to be hustle guys right now. Hit the glass hard, drive to the bucket, dunk everything in reach or pass it.
As Miller says, Do what you do, and do it better than everyone else/the other team. These guys are excellent at hustle plays and doing work around the rim. Put them there and keep them there.
Will Zeus please teach the freshmen how to shoot free throws? I don't get it, Coach Miller is such a good free throw shooter; seems like the whole team would follow suit.
Neither team played particularly well. Walton nailed it when he said both teams were trying too hard.
I wonder if AG read the article on ESPN before the game. "Gordon hasn't made a 3-point attempt since Dec. 19 against Southern. (He's 0-for-6 during that span.)". He was trying to show something which is not really something necessary. He was great in the defensive with a huge block! One thing I was really sad is that he tried to shoot himself while he could simply pass it to Zeus who could have dunk it easily. Instead, he caused offensive foul..
And for Rondae, He is great and I loved that he caused lots of fouls and some of the players of Stanford were in foul trouble thanks to him. But seriously why is he the only person to consistently penetrate inside? I don't even mention his coast-to-coast trials.. He brings a lot of energy to the game but he should simply learn to control some of it.
Finally, I don't think we should start the play or do something in the offensive end before Nick, Zeus or TJ touches the ball. (unless it is fast-break or sthg)
These are things that we can really work on and be much better. We are still #1 in the country and we deserve it for sure. I trust Sean Miller to prepare us till the tournament time by taking care of minor issues.
Gee....looks like our freshmen are FRESHMEN after all. LOTS of freshman mistakes tonight in just about every aspect of the game...fouls, turnovers, forced shots, selfish play, and blown FTs. Good thing you can suck so bad on offense and still KILL IT on defense.
Glad that train wreck is behind us...now let's get ready for Cal. We better be ready because Cal is not going to want to drop another after losing to ASU in overtime tonight. We come out like tonight, and people will not need to cheer for a loss anymore.
The last two games, I think the way Utah and Stanford played defense bothered us offensively. What I see is that teams are dareing Aaron and Ronde to shoot the ball. Earlier in the season, Aaron was making perimeter shots to at least keep the defense slightly more honest.
I dont have have a problem with Aaron or Rondae shooting a three or mid-range jumper within the flow of the offense. They're both basketball players and need to shoot with confidence. If one or two of those shots go in, it'll force the defense to hesitate on sagging off.
Maybe this is a good question for Tj,
Why are guys not getting wide open dunks?
Why is BA only getting the ball on the perimeter?
Why is Rondae and AG bringing the ball up and immediately driving to the basket?
Why are there no set plays for Kaleb?
TJ needs to take control of his guys.
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It's pretty amazing that you can tell who has and who hasn't played competitive basketball in their lives, just by reading this thread.
I don't give a rats ass who the team is...games like this HAPPEN. It's the flow of the game. The schedule. The season.
Last night was a low possession, grind it out type game...just like Utah. Some teams are going to try and play this type of game against Arizona...because if they didn't, they would get blown out of the gym.
It's 2 games out of 21 that have had these things occur...9.5% of the season thus far. Get a grip.
OK so I don't know how to make my image proper sized and I've wasted enough time on this, but below (and linked for larger size) is a sample of our "real" games this season ranked by total possession in the game from least to most. The formula for possessions is taken from John Hollinger: Poss.= FGA+TO-OReb+(FTA*0.44).
Take from that what you will.
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Game 3: Bruins v. NYR (21/05/13), 2-0 Bruins Series Lead
posted at 5/21/2013 10:40 AM EDT
Big story: Boston gained a 2-0 lead with late surges in each of the first two games at TD Garden. They dominated overtime in Game 1 and Brad Marchand scored the winner at the 15:40 mark. They took over in the third period of Game 2 when Marchand scored at the 26-second mark and never looked back, cruising to a 5-2 win.
For the second time this postseason, the Rangers face an 0-2 hole coming back to Madison Square Garden. They were able to win four out of five against the Washington Capitals to advance to the Eastern Conference Semifinals, but no team in NHL history has ever won back-to-back playoff series in which they trailed 0-2.
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Rangers: Despite being down in the series, the Rangers feel confident because they're home for Games 3 and 4.
"You have to believe in yourself, in your teammates that you can do it," goalie Henrik Lundqvist said. "We've been here before, but we're not looking too far ahead. We're looking at [Tuesday], we're looking at the first period [Tuesday], and get a good start at home, build some confidence there and we'll see where it takes us."
The key for the Rangers is to establish their forecheck early. They did that in Game 2, but couldn't sustain it in the third period after Marchand's goal.
Another key is to be better in front of Lundqvist. Rangers coach John Tortorella said his team was guilty of making uncharacteristic mistakes that led to goals for Boston.
"Some of the mistakes we made [Sunday], it was surprising, and a lot of it was off the rush, but I think that can be fixed because I think that's one of the strengths of our game," Tortorella said. "That's why I'm very encouraged. I think we're going to be OK here. Like I said, you don't want to be down 2-0, we know what hole we're in, but by no means is this a really bad thing. We need to win a game and try to get momentum on our side."
Bruins: While the play of their three rookie defensemen has been solid, if not spectacular, coach Claude Julien may have a tough decision on his hands either Tuesday or at least in Game 4 because Dennis Seidenberg and Wade Redden are working their way back from injuries.
Seidenberg is the key guy because Julien would likely insert him into the lineup, possibly for rookie Dougie Hamilton, as soon as he's healthy. Redden could still be a healthy scratch.
However, Seidenberg did not take any contract in practice Monday and sat out a 4-on-4 drill that had some risk of contact.
"He practiced with us. He's getting closer," Julien said Monday. "Whether that's the next game or not, we'll see how he feels [Tuesday]."
If Julien wants to, he could use the luxury of a 2-0 lead to wait for Seidenberg to be at least closer to 100 percent. The rookies, including Matt Bartkowski and Torey Krug, have gained his trust.
"The last thing you want to do is get those guys to play on their heels or play afraid to make a mistake," Julien said. "Confidence goes a long way in this game. When coaches are able to give players confidence, it shows because it makes a big difference -- instead of a guy making a mistake and looking at the bench every time, seeing if the coach is mad at him or will take away some ice time."
Who's hot: Marchand leads the Bruins with four points on two goals and two assists in two games against the Rangers. Krug has chipped in with two goals and an assist and both Bergeron and Krejci have three assists so far in the series. Krejci leads the NHL with 16 points in the playoffs. … For the Rangers, Ryan Callahan and Rick Nash each have a goal and an assist in the series.
Injury report: The Rangers have been without Marc Staal (eye), Ryane Clowe (undisclosed) and Darroll Powe (undisclosed). … The Bruins are depleted on the blue line by the injuries to Redden, Seidenberg and Andrew Ference, who is the only one not back skating.
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Re: Game 3: Bruins v. NYR (21/05/13), 2-0 Bruins Series Lead
posted at 5/21/2013 10:45 AM EDT
Let's go for the sweep!
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posted at 5/21/2013 12:07 PM EDT
Rangers 3-2 in Overtime.
I am a big BRUINS fan, but I don't see these guys going down 3-0, especially returning home.
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Big question tonight ... How healthy is Lundquist? Is the shoulder more damaged that he is letting on? Each game in the playoffs is totally different and has no bearing of streaks , and whether a team is due for a win , due to losing the past two games ... I personally think the Bruins win again tonight..just too much momentum right now and the Bruins starting to gain confidence in their game overall... should be close , but Bruins will be up 3-0 after tonite....
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A sweeo would be nice.
I could use a break from the grueling schedule.
And I hope all the other series go 7 and they beat the mother loving tar out of each other.
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posted at 5/21/2013 1:38 PM EDT
Just read the Rangers lineup, especially since I hadn't watched them very often this year. They have Brad richards playing on their 4th line, which indicates that he is hurt, maybe, or Torts wants to pull a sneaky pairing; possible, or there will be lots of individual changes so the bruins will be confused when trying to match lines. Should be interesting and could stretch Claude's decision making.
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Richards has been on the 4th line all series, and (I think?) much of the series against Washington. If he's hurt, it's been hidden. It seems to be that he simply sucks right now, and only gets in the lineup for PP time.
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The Rangers won't go quietly. I expect a spirited, ruthless effort from the blueshirts in the 1st period tonight, in front of their fans.
But the B's just need to weather the storm, stay in the game early, and then hammer them in the 3rd just like last time.
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In response to DrCC's comment:Richards has been on the 4th line all series, and (I think?) much of the series against Washington. If he's hurt, it's been hidden. It seems to be that he simply sucks right now, and only gets in the lineup for PP time.
[/QUOTE]Tortorella should hold a news conference to let everyone know this.
posted at 5/21/2013 3:03 PM EDT
Eeerily similar that the Bruins won game 1 against TML "easy", game 2 a little blah - only here they scored more on King Henry. And maybe the Bruins will come out hard HIT HTI HHITT HITT or TIH everything in site - and if the BRUINS, the REAL BRUINS, show up tonight, they can beat this sucky Rangers team. yes they suck.
Gaborik was a savior, bye bye. Richards was going to save them, hello, he's old and laughs all the way to the bank. Nash is going to save us! Maybe if someone tells him he has four other teammates on the ice.
No character and no depth on that Rangers team. You ain't winning the cup and you ain't getting by the Bruins unless they fall asleep during a game. Knock knock.
So I anticipate 3-2 Rangers in OT is everthing happens as it should. if the Bruins show up and play rough and tough 4-2 Bruins win.
And my neighbor down the street who talks nothing but Rangers stuff all year (yes every day of the year!) will finally shut up??? He doesn't like the fact I put a sign on my lawn that reads "reserved for Lundqvist's Stanley Cups".
posted at 5/21/2013 3:49 PM EDT
Holy crap, is it game time yet? It feels like it's been years!
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Bs will win tonight. I know it.
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posted at 5/21/2013 4:36 PM EDT
By Fluto Shinzawa, Globe Staff
The Bruins are not planning on making any lineup changes for Game 3. Claude Julien said he would be surprised if Dennis Seidenberg played tonight. Seidenberg was one of the last four players on the ice for today's optional morning skate (Aaron Johnson, Jay Pandolfo, and Kaspars Daugavins were the others), indicating that he will be out of uniform for a third straight game.
Wade Redden skated this morning. But Redden remained on the ice after Torey Krug had returned to the dressing room.
Tonight's expected lineup:
Milan Lucic-David Krejci-Nathan Horton Brad Marchand-Patrice Bergeron-Jaromir Jagr Rich Peverley-Chris Kelly-Tyler Seguin Daniel Paille-Gregory Campbell-Shawn Thornton
Zdeno Chara-Dougie Hamilton Matt Bartkowski-Johnny Boychuk Torey Krug-Adam McQuaid
Tuukka Rask Anton Khudobin
* The Bruins are expecting Ryan McDonagh and Dan Girardi to play together on the Rangers' top pairing. They did not play together in Games 1 and 2. Girardi was on the ice for all five Boston goals in Game 2. The two defensemen played against Alex Ovechkin's line in the opening round.
* With Tuukka Rask staying off the ice this morning, goaltending coach Bob Essensa manned one net while Anton Khudobin patrolled the other crease"
Rask staying "calm & steady" for B's as they head into Game 3, looking to extend series lead. Watch Bruins Beat: http://video.bruins.nhl.com/videocenter/console?catid=660&id=250272&lang=en … ^TV"
Here's to Girardi getting eaten up some more by the Bruins forwards. Keep it going Krug and Bartkowski!
posted at 5/21/2013 4:41 PM EDT
The first time I saw this, I was horrified. Now I'm pumped!
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posted at 5/21/2013 6:06 PM EDT
why do i have a feeling seguin will be wearing the jacket later tonight. go get 'em B'S, outskate, outhit, and outcoach the rags. my god today has felt like week, can't wait for game time. maybe i'm just jonesin for a beer, it was warm today.


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I won't really get my hopes up, but that would be amazing. With all the SFTBH songs being played, I'm hoping that they'll play Blast Off!, IJTOTLOMD, Superfriend, etc. at the PNC show with the Flaming Lips. They did say both bands would do things they've never done before so fingers crossed!
I'd like to hear a 2011 Weezer version of SFTBH, as has been said we have and are accustomed to the 90s demos and B sides so what harm could a contemporary take on the album cause. The main reason I want it to happen is to have a consistent version in terms of quality of recording and to see how the planned vocal arrangements would work.
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Glowing mushrooms are not always dropped when harvesting them from the small mushroom nodes but are always dropped from the mushroom trees.
The player can tell when he is close to a patch of glowing mushrooms because of the light they emit in the darkness.
As of 1.2, It is possible to place glowing mushrooms as a block. This is required to spawn the Truffle, by constructing a house entirely of Mushrooms.
Many people who need to make healing potions mid-game tend to resort to farming. It creates an easy way to receive glowing mushrooms to make regular healing potions. Before hard mode, most players simply buy lesser healing potions and use them to craft potions with the mushrooms from their farm.
Mushroom farms can grow glowing mushroom trees, though they need a significant height to do so.
Possibly the most efficient layout is to place three one block thick layers of mud with a one block tall gap between and then a 3 block tall gap before the next three (see the picture). When walking through this gap you can collect mushrooms on the level you're walking on, one above and one below.
Dart traps wired to a switch (or even a timer) make collecting mushrooms much more convenient.
Underground Glowing Mushroom Farming:
- A horizontal tunnel three blocks high
- The bottom is lined with mud blocks. Mushroom grass is then planted on these blocks, via Mushroom Seeds.
- Mushrooms are harvested when needed from this section.
Excess glowing mushroom stock can be sold to vendor for 10 copper each. A full stack of 999 glowing mushrooms will sell for a total of 99 silver and 90 copper, useful to players with high-yield mushroom farms that do not need the extra potions but could benefit from the extra coins.
When a Giant Mushroom is above level, the minimap says it is a tree.
Update Info
- Removed the health restore.
- Can now be placed.
- Can now grow above sea level.
- Decreased health restore from 50 to 25.
- Introduced.


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Selections for the 2012 All-Nebraska football first and second team.
* * *
Skyler Monaghan, Millard West WR
Nominated by coaches at three positions, the junior caught 46 passes for 775 yards and eight touchdowns while setting the Class A single-game record with 282 receiving yards against Creighton Prep.
RJ Urzendowski, Omaha Creighton Prep WR
A two-year starter on both sides of the ball, he caught 61 passes for a school-record 1,089 yards and 13 touchdowns as the Junior Jays reached the state semifinals. Had three takeaways on defense.
Casey Sayles, Omaha North OL
Came on strong this year as a tight end and defensive end as the Vikings made the state finals for the first time, and he played perhaps his best game in the 17-14 loss to Millard North. Committed to Ohio University.
DJ Foster, Lincoln Southeast OL
Armed with a Nebraska scholarship offer before the season, the offensive tackle was a mainstay of the Knights' lines. "A dominant run-blocker," Southeast coach Ryan Gottula said.
Mike Milenkovich, Millard North OL
A mainstay at offensive tackle for two years, he was the largest road-grader for a Mustang offense that averaged 363 rushing yards a game.
Matt Kraft, Millard South OL
A two-year starter at center for the Patriots, he was All-Metro as a junior. "He was our best offensive lineman," Millard South coach Andy Means said.
Lee Carhart, Omaha Creighton Prep OL
The Junior Jays' top offensive lineman was a two-year starter. He was their long and short snapper and a team captain.
Alec Ditoro, Papillion-La Vista QB
The most prolific passer in Class A history was the first big-school quarterback to average more than 300 passing yards a game. He tied the 11-man state record with 37 touchdown passes.
Isaac Aakre, Millard North QB
Topped Danny Woodhead's Class A rushing record. The three-year starter, whose record was 31-5, ran for 5,231 yards, including 2,295 this season.
Calvin Strong, Omaha North RB
Strong — the first sophomore on the All-Nebraska team since Woodhead — rushed for a school-record 1,892 yards with 22 touchdowns. He finished with 157 yards and a touchdown in the state final.
Devin Washington, Lincoln Southeast RB
Overcame injuries to set the Knights' career rushing record with 3,366 yards. He tallied 1,134 yards and 15 touchdowns as the defending Class A champs made it to the state quarterfinals.
Andy Bayne, Millard North K
Set the Class A single-season record with 15 field goals (in 19 attempts) and was 58 of 58 on extra points. His field goals were the difference in a pair of wins against Millard South, the second in the state semifinals.
* * *
Freeman Coleman, Millard South DL
He came up with 14 sacks and 19 overall tackles for losses among his 33 unassisted tackles. Had 13 assists and seven hurried passes and caused two fumbles.
Christian LaCouture, Lincoln Southwest DL
Came to the state as a Husker commitment and leaves in January to play for LSU. "He is a beast," Millard North coach Fred Petito said. Of his 98 tackles, 14 were for losses.
Harrison Phillips, Millard West DL
Already drawing major-college interest, he made 43 solo and 47 assisted tackles as a defensive end with 11.5 sacks and four pass breakups.
Bryce Sosnowski, Millard South DL
The defensive end led the Patriots with 79 tackles, 55 of them solo stops. He recorded a team-high 16 sacks, caused two fumbles and had seven hurries and an interception.
Nathan Bazata, Howells LB
Iowa snagged a commitment from him last summer, making him the first FBS recruit for Jaguars coach Mike Speirs. Bazata had nine sacks and 11 tackles for losses. He's the only eight-man player on the first team.
Josh Banderas, Lincoln Southwest LB
Want an indication of the Nebraska recruit's ability? He returned an interception 97 yards for a touchdown and made 119 tackles. On offense, he ran for 1,237 yards and 18 touchdowns at running back.
Nick DeLuca, Millard North LB
The defensive leader of the Mustangs had 11 of his team-best 103 tackles in the state final, with a 17-yard sack. "We funneled things to him and he made plays," coach Fred Petito said.
Luke McNitt, Kearney LB
Seldom left the field for the Bearcats, as he was their dual-threat quarterback who set school records for total offense and touchdowns. A hard hitter, he could shift to tight end in college.
Trey Carr, Omaha Burke DB
A playmaker on both sides of the ball, he had five interceptions, 13 pass breakups and 38 solo tackles. On offense, he caught 51 passes for 843 yards and scored 13 touchdowns.
Clay Fisher, Millard North DB
The third Fisher brother to make All-Nebraska. Had the second-most tackles in the Mustangs' secondary while playing a key role in their offense. Scored the winning touchdown in the state final on a 46-yard pass play.
Jake Schlager, McCook DB
"He was a one-man wrecking crew,'' Bison coach Jeff Gross said. Twenty of Schlager's 66 solo tackles were for losses. He recorded seven sacks, blocked six kicks and had four takeaways.
Jordan Bellar, Norfolk Catholic P
Averaged 45.1 yards on 30 punts for the team that he quarterbacked the past three seasons to Class C-1 state titles. Also did much of the Knights' place-kicking and threw for 1,878 yards and 26 touchdowns.
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Pos., Player, School, Ht., Wt., Yr.
WR, Tra-Deon Hollins, Omaha Central, 6-2, 180, Sr.
WR, Spencer Lewis, Papillion-La Vista, 6-2, 190, Sr.
OL, Landon Kubicek, Lincoln Southeast, 6-4, 295, Sr.
OL, Michael Decker, Omaha North, 6-3, 230, So.
OL, Jackson Gannon, Kearney, 6-2, 263, Sr.
OL, Terrill Murray, Norris, 6-1, 215, Sr.
OL, Eddie Key, Lincoln North Star, 6-2, 270, Sr.
QB, Zach Martin, Omaha North, 6-3, 180, Sr.
B, Jake Findley, Giltner, 6-2, 150, Sr.
B, Jake Fowler, Adams Central, 5-10, 190, Sr.
B, Lane Yates, Omaha Westside, 5-8, 180, Jr.
K, Hayden Guy, Omaha Burke, 6-1, 165, Jr.
Pos., Player, School, Ht., Wt., Yr.
DL, Kyle Temple, Norfolk, 6-0, 210, Jr.
DL, Steven Graeber, Millard North, 6-2, 235, Sr.
DL, Sam Stoltenberg, Creighton Prep, 6-1, 250, Sr.
LB, Chris Weber, Elkhorn, 6-3, 205, Sr.
LB, Harrison Jordan, Omaha Westside, 5-10, 230, Sr.
LB, R.J. Jones, Omaha Central, 5-8, 190, Sr.
LB, Chase Reis, Grand Island, 6-1, 200, Jr.
DB, Turner Gaines, Omaha Burke, 5-10, 170, Sr.
DB, Tanner Mazour, Boone Central/NG, 5-9, 180, Sr.
DB, Luke Gifford, Lincoln Southeast, 6-3, 195, Jr.
DB, Quentin Williams, Millard South, 5-9, 175, Sr.
P, Andy Gelb, Bellevue East, 5-10, 190, Sr.
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Pos., Player, School, Ht., Wt., Yr.
WR, Skyler Monaghan, Millard West, 5-9, 165, Jr.
WR, RJ Urzendowski, Creighton Prep, 6-1, 180, Jr.
OL, Casey Sayles, Omaha North, 6-4, 250, Sr.
OL, DJ Foster, Lincoln Southeast, 6-3, 300, Jr.
OL, Mike Milenkovich, Millard North, 6-4, 275, Sr.
OL, Matt Kraft, Millard South, 5-11, 225, Sr.
OL, Lee Carhart, Creighton Prep, 6-5, 275, Sr.
QB, Alec Ditoro, Papillion-La Vista, 6-0, 175, Jr.
QB, Isaac Aakre, Millard North, 5-11, 190, Sr.
B, Calvin Strong, Omaha North, 5-9, 175, So.
B, Devin Washington, Lincoln Southeast, 5-9, 175, Sr.
K, Andy Bayne, Millard North, 5-8, 150, Sr.
DL, Freeman Coleman, Millard South, 6-1, 280, Sr.
DL, Christian LaCouture, Lincoln Southwest, 6-5, 275, Sr.
DL, Harrison Phillips, Millard West, 6-3, 235, Jr.
DL, Bryce Sosnowski, Millard South, 6-1, 220, Sr.
LB, Harrison Jordan, Omaha Westside, 5-10, 230, Sr.
LB, Josh Banderas, Lincoln Southwest, 6-2, 225, Sr.
LB, Nick DeLuca, Millard North, 6-3, 235, Sr.
LB, Luke McNitt, Kearney, 6-2, 219, Sr.
DB, Trey Carr, Omaha Burke, 5-11, 175, Jr.
DB, Clay Fisher, Millard North, 6-2, 210, Jr.
DB, Quentin Williams, Millard South, 5-9, 175, Sr.
P, Andy Gelb, Bellevue East, 5-10, 190, Sr.
Honorary captains: Isaac Aakre, Josh Banderas
Pos., Player, School, Ht., Wt., Yr.
WR, Nate Rogers, South Sioux City, 6-4, 170, Sr.
WR, Alex Larsen, Grand Island NW, 6-2, 185, Sr.
OL, Terrill Murray, Norris, 6-1, 215, Sr.
OL, Travis Maddux, Plattsmouth, 6-3, 255, Sr.
OL, Ehren Schwarz, Aurora, 6-2, 235, Sr.
OL, Jesse O'Dell, Elkhorn, 6-2, 210, Sr.
OL, Austin Taylor, York, 6-0, 265, Sr.
QB, Zach Johnk, Omaha Gross, 6-1, 185, Sr.
B, James Kruger, Norris, 5-10, 180, Sr.
B, Matt Klein, Scottsbluff, 6-1, 180, Sr.
B, Dakota Vanlaningham, Beatrice, 5-10, 185, Sr.
K, Payton Fluckey, Platteview, 6-0, 175, Sr.
DL, Mitch Collicott, McCook, 5-11, 260, Sr.
DL, Evan Ramsey, Omaha Skutt, 6-3, 220, Sr.
DL, Zach Flott, Ralston, 6-5, 275, Jr.
LB, Conner Eberhardt, Grand Island NW, 6-3, 220, Sr.
LB, Anthony Vigneri, Omaha Gross, 6-0, 185, Jr.
LB, Chris Weber, Elkhorn, 6-3, 205, Sr.
LB, Colin Mertlik, Blair, 6-3, 205, Sr.
DB, Luke Worden, Scottsbluff, 5-10, 175, Sr.
DB, Jake Schlager, McCook, 6-1, 195, Sr.
DB, Phil Hertel, Plattsmouth, 5-10, 165, Sr.
DB, Nate Zimmerer, Omaha Gross, 5-11, 170, Sr.
P/A, Zach Decker, Beatrice, 6-1, 190, Sr.
Honorary captains: James Kruger, Jake Schlager
Pos., Player, School, Ht., Wt., Yr.
WR, Jaden Boudle, Fort Calhoun, 5-11, 165, Sr.
WR, Nathan Thege, Columbus Lakeview, 6-0, 180, Sr.
OL, Beau Bremer, Boone Central/NG, 6-7, 240, Sr.
OL, David Squires, Kearney Catholic, 6-3, 270, Sr.
OL, Charlie Krueger, Pierce, 6-2, 230, Jr.
OL, Garrett McCarthy, Norfolk Catholic, 6-1, 240, Sr.
OL, Zach Reeves, Central City, 6-7, 270, Sr.
QB, Tanner Mazour, Boone Central/NG, 5-9, 180, Sr.
B, Nate Meier, Pierce, 5-10, 190, Sr.
B, Jake Fowler, Adams Central, 5-10, 190, Sr.
B, Tyler Kavan, Wahoo, 5-11, 185, Sr.
K, David Almanza, Chase County, 6-1, 135, Jr.
DL, Connor Ketter, Norfolk Catholic, 6-5, 225, Sr.
DL, Aaron Hamlin, Pierce, 5-10, 190, Sr.
DL, Clayton Lange, Ord, 6-3, 260, Sr.
LB, Alex Lowe, Kearney Catholic, 6-0, 200, Sr.
LB, Riley Knake, Norfolk Catholic, 6-4, 185, Sr.
LB, Jesse Ackerman, Adams Central, 6-3, 210, Sr.
LB, Cord Huettner, Falls City, 6-2, 215, Sr.
LB, Foster Zlab, Wilber-Clatonia, 6-2, 190, Sr.
DB, Jordan Kann, Fort Calhoun, 5-11, 162, Sr.
DB, Jonathan Abbott, Wahoo, 6-1, 170, Jr.
DB, Riley Shoemaker, Grand Island CC, 6-1, 185, Sr.
P/A, Jordan Bellar, Norfolk Catholic, 6-0, 165, Sr.
Honorary captains: Jordan Bellar, Jake Fowler
Pos., Player, School, Ht., Wt., Yr.
WR, Mitchell Ruybalid, Blue Hill, 6-0, 155, Jr.
WR, Nathaniel Armon, Doniphan-Trumbull, 6-0, 155, Sr.
OL, James Buresh, David City Aquinas, 6-2, 195, Sr.
OL, Vinny Ross, Perkins County, 6-4, 270, Sr.
OL, Nathan Johnson, Norfolk Lutheran, 5-11, 270, Sr.
OL, Zach Denton, Oakland-Craig, 6-3, 235, Sr.
OL, Dane Christiansen, Malcolm, 5-10, 230, Sr.
QB, Cole Wiseman, Sutton, 5-11, 180, Jr.
B, Josh Coyle, West Holt, 5-11, 195, Jr.
B, Joel Wiedel, Fremont Bergan, 5-7, 155, Sr.
B, Jeremiah Slough, Doniphan-Trumbull, 5-11, 180, Jr.
K/A, Landon Stouffer, David City Aquinas, 5-11, 185, Sr.
DL, Reed Stone, Sutton, 5-11, 190, Sr.
DL, Max Miriovsky, David City Aquinas, 6-2, 250, Sr.
DL, Michael Swanson, Yutan, 5-10, 250, Sr.
DL, Travis Allvin, Crofton, 6-0, 245, Sr.
LB, Austin Svoboda, David City Aquinas, 5-11, 195, Sr.
LB, Joel Grafel, Hastings SC, 6-0, 200, Sr.
LB, Connor Moeller, Tri County, 6-0, 190, Sr.
LB, Zach Holka, Malcolm, 5-8, 165, Sr.
DB, Arrin Rathke, Norfolk Lutheran, 5-11, 165, Sr.
DB, Jordan Steffen, Elmwood-Murdock, 6-0, 170, Sr.
DB, Sean Keenan, North Platte SP, 6-1, 170, Sr.
P/A, Seth Hoffman, David City Aquinas, 6-0, 220, Sr.
Honorary captains: Landon Stouffer, Cole Wiseman
Pos., Player, School, Ht., Wt., Yr.
WR, Reilly Lambrecht, Loup City, 6-3, 180, Sr.
WR, Nate Nelson, Burwell, 6-0, 170, Sr.
OL, Dylan Lauenstein, BDS, 6-2, 275, Sr.
OL, Ryan Mosier, Twin Loup, 6-0, 280, Sr.
OL, Nathan Bazata, Howells-Dodge, 6-2, 285, Sr.
QB, Ross Schindler, Elgin/Pope John, 6-1, 165, Sr.
B, Matthew Gooch, Howells-Dodge, 6-4, 205, Sr.
B, Tanner Fate, High Plains, 6-0, 170, Sr.
K/A, Ryan Tegtmeier, BDS, 6-3, 205, Sr.
Pos., Player, School, Ht., Wt., Yr.
DL, Austin Peatrowsky, West Point GACC, 6-0, 200, Sr.
DL, Blake Papik, Exeter-Milligan, 6-0, 225, Sr.
LB, Andrew Heithoff, Elgin/Pope John, 5-11, 185, Sr.
LB, Nolan White, Exeter-Milligan, 6-1, 191, Jr.
LB, Wyatt Anderson, Arapahoe, 6-2, 205, Sr.
LB, Robbie Androyna, Exeter-Milligan, 5-10, 188, Sr.
LB, Blake Anderson, Elgin/Pope John, 5-10, 160, Sr.
DB, Zac Crowley, Elm Creek, 6-1, 175, Sr.
P, Jarrod Bantam, Alma, 6-1, 170, Jr.
Honorary captains: Nathan Bazata, Ross Schindler
Pos., Player, School, Ht., Wt., Yr.
WR, Kyle Hawthorne, Giltner, 5-7, 150, Sr.
WR, Dustin Hastings, Giltner, 6-1, 150, Sr.
OL, Dillon Gartner, Giltner, 6-3, 270, Sr.
OL, Corbin Eisenmenger, Humphrey SF, 6-3, 235, Sr.
OL, Kyle Frauendorfer, Lindsay HF, 5-8, 215, Sr.
QB, Jake Findley, Giltner, 6-2, 150, Sr.
B, Luke Glenn, Shelton, 5-10, 175, Sr.
B, Lane Barnhill, Falls City SH, 6-1, 160, Sr.
K, Jose Contreras, Spalding/SA, 5-10, 160, Sr.
Pos., Player, School, Ht., Wt., Yr.
DL, Garrett Poppen, Giltner, 6-0, 205, Jr.
DL, Jake Werner, Humphrey SF, 6-3, 195, Sr.
LB, Lane Scheitel, Falls City SH, 6-0, 185, Sr.
LB, John Wieser, Humphrey SF, 6-0, 215, Sr.
LB, Ryan Kleier, Giltner, 5-11, 190, Sr.
DB, Tyler Schnitzler, Kenesaw, 5-11, 185, Sr.
DB, Alex Brehmer, Lyons-Decatur NE, 5-11, 150, Jr.
DB, Marcus Claussen, Wausa, 6-2, 185, Sr.
P, Lucas Gleisberg, Medicine Valley, 6-2, 170, Sr.
Honorary captains: Jake Findley, John Wieser
Pos., Player, School, Ht., Wt, Yr.
C, Alex Ellison, Elkhorn Valley, 5-10, 165, Sr.
E, Jaydn Grabill, Silver Lake, 6-2, 185, Sr.
E, Jerrod Moody, Elba/NLS, 6-1, 180, Sr.
RB, Connor Kayton, Wauneta-Palisade, 5-8, 165, Sr.
RB, Johnny Dunn, Sioux County, 5-8, 180, Sr.
RB, Journey Ericsson, Silver Lake, 5-8, 165, So.
QB, Seyler Monroe, Silver Lake, 5-10, 150, So.
K, Hannes Stegmeier, Hyannis, 5-8, 150, So.
DE, Logan Bischoff, Wauneta-Palisade, 6-1, 165, Sr.
DE, Catarino Perez, Silver Lake, 5-7, 150, Sr.
DE, Garrett Gray, Sioux County, 6-3, 185, Sr.
DB, Jack McGraw, Wauneta-Palisade, 6-1, 170, Sr.
DB, Wes Anderjaska, Wauneta-Palisade, 6-1, 155, Jr.
DB, Dalton Littell, Maywood, 5-9, 135, So.
DB, Jacob Heldt, Elkhorn Valley, 5-10, 165, Sr.
P, Jaydn Grabill, Silver Lake, 6-2, 185, Sr.
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American Standard 6032.Y1ST-R.222 Linen Acrylux 60" X 31" Reinforced Acrylic Shower Pan - Single threshold, Right Drain
Technical Specs
|Installation Guide
|Specification Sheet
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|Drain Connection
|Drain Placement
|Installation Type
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- Raised edges prevent water leakage over the pre-existing thresholds
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- Note: shower bases are commonly referred to as shower trays, shower receptors or shower floors
Product Specifications:
- Height: 5-1/8" (dimensions in inches from top to bottom of base fixture)
- Width: 59-7/8" (dimensions in inches from left to right of base fixture)
- Depth: 31-1/8" (dimensions in inches from front to back of base fixture)
- Base Shape: Rectangular
- Installation Type: Alcove
- Number of Thresholds: 1
- Drain Placement: Right
- Drain Size: 3-1/4" (diameter of drain outlet)
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it's ok Going to Vegas next month so I was looking for a right hand ring with some bling. When I got the ring I was disappointed. The stones and very tiny, therefore not much sparkle. It's a nice daytime ring, but I'm looking for sparkle, a ring to wear to dinner and going out. February 15, 2014
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Things I did not know…The etymology of Pumpernickel
Pumpernickel – From two German words. Pumpern, which translates into "To break wind". And Nickel, which means "Goblin, devil, rapscallion".
In other words…pumpernickel means "farting bastard".
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This hotel is located in Paris (Montmartre - Sacre Coeur), close to Moulin Rouge, Sacred Heart Basilica, and Louvre Museum. Also nearby are Arc de Triomphe and Galeries Lafayette.
Hotel Features
In addition to a bar/lounge, Mercure Paris Montmartre Sacré Coeur provides complimentary wireless Internet access, an Internet point, and a 24-hour front desk.
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Mercure Paris Montmartre Sacré Coeur features a 24-hour fitness center, multilingual staff, and gift shops/newsstands. An Internet point is located on site and high-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. This Paris hotel also offers concierge services, complimentary newspapers in the lobby, and express check-in. A total renovation of this property was completed in April 2014.
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Detroit Pistons Draft Dreams: Jeremy Tyler
Everyone remembers Brandon Jennings' decision to circumvent the NBA's minimum age requirement by playing professionally in Europe for a year rather than spend a year in college. It worked out well for Jennings, who became a lottery pick and was one of the top contenders for Rookie of the Year last season.
Latavious Williams was the example in last year's draft. He skipped college and went to the NBA Developmental League. Although Williams wasn't as talented as Jennings, he still parlayed his athleticism into becoming a second round pick this season.
Jeremy Tyler, however, is by far the most interesting test case. Tyler didn't just skip college, he skipped his senior year of high school to turn pro, signing with a team in Israel. Things didn't work out so well there. His lack of maturity was a constant criticism (not surprising, considering he was only 17) and he eventually quit the team. He's re-emerged this season with the Tokyo Apache in Japan, trying to rebuild his draft position. Whether you're supportive of his decision or not, Tyler is still a young big man with tremendous upside and many teams will consider him in the 2011 draft.
Measurables: 6-foot-11, 240 pounds, center playing professionally in Japan
Key stats: 9.2 points, 6.0 rebounds per game while shooting 52 percent
Projected: Second round
How would he help the Pistons?
Joe Dumars has never been afraid to take projects in the second round. Mehmet Okur was a solid reserve on the title team and later became an All-Star in Utah. Amir Johnson never realized his potential in Detroit, but his experience here playing behind veteran, tough big men no doubt made him a better player and he's a serviceable rotation guy for the Raptors now. It would've been nice if both guys were more productive as Pistons, but the general principle — finding the best upside when picking in the second round — isn't a bad one. Second round picks rarely pan out, and Dumars has had moderately good success in that round compared to his contemporaries in the league.
Tyler, at 19, is already bigger and stronger than some of the college-seasoned bigs who will be available in the second round. He hasn't played a lot in Japan, but his per-minute averages are pretty good — he's getting about 10 points and 6 boards in only 15 minutes per game. Tyler is extremely athletic and, as you can see in the below clip from Asia Basketball Update, he's incredibly raw but still a load inside with pretty solid footwork for such a young big:
He wouldn't be an immediate help to the Pistons, but who realistically expects any second round pick to make an impact as a rookie? With Ben Wallace around one more year and Greg Monroe continuing to develop, as well as hopefully another big taken in the first round of the draft, Tyler would have a chance to learn from a couple of hard-working veterans and get some D-League time while the team evaluates whether or not he could become a solid player in the long term.
How wouldn't he help the Pistons?
There are two obvious question marks when it comes to Tyler.
First, the maturity thing. Now there's certainly something to be said about a kid who has been a professional overseas for two years. Not many 17-year-olds would handle that well, and I'm sure Tyler has grown from the experience. But the fact that he quit a team and the fact that he decided to go pro at age 17 in the first place will at the very least cause teams to ask some questions about him.
And secondly, last season, in a very tough pro league in Israel, he didn't play much before quitting. The Japan league he's in now certainly isn't an easy league, but the competition level is a notch or two below Israel and some of the top leagues in Europe. Tyler has shown progress on the court, but until he's in a NBA camp, facing NBA caliber big men, it's going to be really tough to evaluate where he's at. He turns the ball over quite a bit and has been in foul trouble quite a bit this season.
Still though, if he's around in the second round, that upside would be incredibly intriguing.
What are others saying?
"He is an athlete, there is no questioning that. He is quick, long, and can get up, but he is really raw. I have watched eight of his games now and have not seen him hit a shot farther than a free throw and have never seen him make a move with his left hand."
* Big body, great size
* Elite athleticism
* Skilled player can face the basket and post up
* Lacks emotional maturity
* Made a terrible decision to skip high school and college
* Where is he going to play and how are scouts going to evaluate him?
Mar 7, 2011 • 6:01 pm
by BIG MARV
I say get the guy if he's there and the first thing I will do is play him in the summer leauge and in the the D-leauge all season. I think detroit will be fine with jerebko and Monroe in the frontcourt next year and big ben and Charlie V coming off the bench. From the tape he is raw and hes got good talent but avg 8 points and 6 reb in a foregin leauge is not impressive at all and on top of that its real slow basketball overseas with alot of jump shooting and they all play Harvard style offense. Then with his attitude I dont know if he would work especially if detroit keeps kuester. Now if they go out and get Lambeer (like everybody wishes) then this guy will be a monster under hos toolage. But you must send him to the D-leauge a.s.a.p. unless he just has a hell of a summer leauge. I would draft him because it is hard to find a 6'11/7'0 center and he has good size reminds me of a poor man's Andrew Bynum.
Mar 8, 2011 • 9:38 am
by Steve K
Not a major follower of the Japan league, so I can't claim to ever actually see the kid play. With that said, PH raises some severe red flags. Specifically, the maturity factor.
Tom Kowalski was commenting the other day about football prospects, and he said the one thing that all successful prospects had in common (in his opinion) was a willingness and eagerness to study and work. Those that had no interest (Ryan Leaf) tended to fail.
The same is somewhat true in basketball… although talent alone takes you a bit further than in football. If a kid isn't mature enough to put in the work, he's going to fail 9 times out of 10. Obviously, Greg Monroe's maturity level served him well this season. He battled through some tough rookie mistakes and folks calling him a bust in his first week. He worked hard and is now considered one of the best of his class.
If Jeremy Tyler still has maturity issues and can't put in the work to develop a post-move to his left? That's scary. No thanks. I'd rather the Pistons draft an unathletic 3pt sharpshooter and pray he develops into Matt Bonner.
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Chocolate-Apricot Coffee Cake Recipe
My big sister shared this sensational coffee cake with me. The unique combination of flavors in the center swirl really sets this above the rest. Your guest will be surprised and delighted with the apricot-chocolate filling.
- 1/3 cup packed brown sugar
- 1/4 cup chopped walnuts
- 1/4 cup chopped dried apricots
- 1/4 cup semisweet chocolate chips
- 1 tablespoon baking cocoa
- 1-1/2 teaspoons instant coffee granules
- 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 3/4 cup butter, softened
- 1-1/3 cups sugar
- 3 eggs
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- In a small bowl, combine the first seven ingredients; set aside.
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- Transfer half of the batter to a greased and floured 10-in. fluted tube pan. Sprinkle filling over batter. Top with remaining batter. Bake at 325° for 50-55 minutes or until a toothpick inserted near the center comes out clean.
- Cool for 10 minutes before removing from pan to a wire rack to cool completely. Dust with confectioners' sugar. Yield: 12 servings.
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BRISTOL, Va. — Emmitt Smith reached the top of the ladder three times. He's hoping a current Dallas Cowboy can do the same.
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Once a dominant fighter, Anderson Silva is now truly a great one
Story Highlights
Chael Sonnen opened on the attack, keeping Anderson Silva on his back early
Silva won in the second, delivering a kick to the body and shots to the head
Silva has now won 16 consecutive fights, including 10 defenses of his title
We thought we knew what made Anderson Silva great. We had no idea.
We watched him destroy opponent after opponent ever since his UFC debut six years ago. Not one of his first 11 bouts in the organization that's home to the world's elite mixed martial artists even made him break a sweat. The rangy Brazilian with a dancer's fluidity and a matador's killer instinct outclassed everyone, even when he appeared to be barely trying. We thought we were seeing greatness.
We weren't. We were seeing dominance.
Greatness would not come until two summers ago, when Silva stepped into the octagon with Chael Sonnen. The UFC middleweight champion won that fight, too, but it wasn't the day at the beach his fights had been to that point. Silva took a beating from the loquacious Sonnen, a smothering wrestler who surprised the sport's greatest striker with his fisticuffs acumen. For the better part of 23 minutes, Anderson was on his back beneath a Chael blanket, eating punches and elbows. But then he pulled a rabbit out of a hat, clamping on a triangle armbar that elicited the tapout and ensured that the championship belt would remain his.
Some saw that brutal bout as tarnishing the shiny brass on Anderson's well-worn title strap. I was in that camp, even going so far as to ultimately drop Silva below the always-dominant light heavyweight champ, Jon Jones, in SI.com's pound-for-pound fighter rankings. But upon further reflection, I now get that in watching "The Spider" tough it out, we were seeing his true preeminence emerge.
Silva gave us an even more brilliant display of his supremacy on Saturday night, when he once again withstood Sonnen's best shot and, in the blink of an eye, seized a thrilling victory. This time, in the main event of UFC 148 in Las Vegas, the end came in the second round, after Silva had spent the entirety of the first -- all but the fight's first four seconds -- on his back. Chael got his takedown, swiftly passed Silva's guard to allow him to unleash an attack without serious concern for submission defense, and eventually moved to full mount, the ground game's most dominant position. Although Sonnen landed only a few damaging blows among the 76 strikes recorded during the five minutes by the UFC's official statistician, FightMetric, Silva was credited with zero strikes. One cageside judge scored it a 10-8 round.
Not so great for Silva.
But then the champ came out for the second, stopped a Sonnen takedown try, stopped another and then another. And when Chael -- perhaps frustrated, perhaps fatigued, perhaps simply reckless -- tried a spinning back-fist and tripped over his own feet as his wild attack missed its target, Silva's killer instinct kicked in. With Sonnen seated against the cage, Anderson wasted no time before delivering a hard knee to the body that seemed to drain the life out of the challenger. Chael did manage to rise to his feet briefly after taking several hard shots to the head, but a Silva right hand put him right back on the canvas, where the champ swiftly and efficiently finished the job.
So now it's twice that Silva has reached down deep. And ascended to heights even he had not yet seen in the annals of his sport.
Now what? There doesn't appear to be a middleweight this side of West Linn, Oregon, who can give the 37-year-old Silva a fight. Will the 185-pound champion -- now the winner of 15 straight UFC bouts, including 10 title defenses -- next find himself in the cage with one of the UFC's other pound-for-pound stars, 170-pounder Georges St-Pierre or 205-pound manchild Jon Jones? Highly unlikely. When GSP is ready to fight following his recovery from knee surgery, he will return to a welterweight division with a logjam at the top, from interim champion Carlos Condit to next-in-line contenders Martin Kampmann and Johny Hendricks, and eventually even suspended Nick Diaz as well. He has plenty on his plate. As for Jones, he has only Dan Henderson on his dance card, and if he passes that test the light heavyweight belt holder will be available. But would Silva pack on the pounds necessary to take on the man who, after Saturday's fight, tweeted: "Man my man Anderson Silva went to work tonight, consistently amazing." My man? That and the men's pre-fight hug at cageside suggest that we won't be seeing a Silva-Jones superfight.
Dana White, even being the uber-promoter that he is, isn't going to push for Silva to switch weight divisions. "I don't ever tell guys whether to move up or move down," said the UFC president. "Anderson Silva is the greatest fighter in the history of mixed martial arts. I'm in awe of this guy."
So is Chael Sonnen. Reluctantly. After the fight he was uncharacteristically a man of few words, saying of his opponent, "He's a true champion, man."
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San Jose >Beauty > Alchemy Aveda Hair Studio Spa
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Included are: Haircuts ~ Relaxing Scalp Massage with AVEDA classic "Blue Oil" Color - Paraffin Hand Dip All services always include an AVEDA Cleansing and Conditioning in our quiet Lather Lounge, Home care recommendations and Blowout.
Great Salon! – charming salon with a terrific group of talented stylists. Everyone is super accommodating. It has a great atmosphere and is reasonably priced. Eva is outstanding with color and cuts. Book early because you cant walk in!!
My experience here was very nice. Just a way to get pampered and acquainted with other. Most of all... for the man in my life to enjoy me :)
Fantastic Ambiance – Alchemy Hair Studio and Spa does not compare to any other hair studio in the city of San Jose.
Let me start by saying my hair was completely damaged and my wonderful stylist/colorist Marlyss transformed my dull, damaged, bleached blonde hair into smooth, shiny, golden locks.
Not only is Marlyss quick and can ALWAYS fit me in (I'm constantly making appointments expecting to get in that week--sorry receptionists!) but she always has something to talk about with me.
Most salons have that undertone of "bitchiness" (if you have ever known any one that worked in a salon you would understand what I mean) but Alchemy doesn't have that undertone. Each stylist and receptionist is friendly and accommodating.
I LOVE this salon!
Fabulous Nails! – Wow, this place really is everything they said it would be. Receptionist are very smiley, and seem to really love their jobs. I read about the "Best Manicure and Pedicure" in a local rag. Why have I not heard that Alchemy did nails?
Well I don't do manicures, but do get Crystal nails. I got into see Autumn (She only works Tues & Thursday and she has a cup cake business that is booming), wow what amazing talent. She actually creates your customer glitter nails - with glitter! You can mix match different kinds of glitter and different Colors of glitter. It has also been almost 2 weeks, and no lifting!
I didn't have time for toes, but Autumn tells me the Rockstar Toes and not just great for summer, but ideal for winter because they do not chip or wear down in boots. Ok, then Alchemy... I am going to put you to the test.
See you next week, Humm what color should it pick?
Thanks Autumn, you truly are the best!
Great place – I've been going to Sher at Alchemy for about a year. I've always enjoyed my visits, Sher is very professional and really nice. Most hair dressers I've gone to before don't really know how to cut men's hair, but Sher does. My sideburns are always even, and she always gives me exactly what I want. the hot towel at the end of the cut it a really nice touch (it gets all the little hairs off the neck) and it smelled really nice as well. I used to use Bumble products, but she talked me into the new Kerastase mens line. She says the whole system (I got a kit with shampoo, conditioner, some new styling stuff etc..) is suppose to encourage hair growth. She's always been right, I'm gonna try and I'll report back!
In any event, I highly recommend Alchemy.
2010 Best Manicure & Best Pedicure - People Choice! – It's no wonder Alchemy won "Best Manicure" and "Best Pedicure" i addition to Best Salon! I have been enjoying the Bay Area's best kept secret for just over a year now, and I can tell you that the Nail Techs at this place are amazing!
The lovely staff is always engaging and the private pedi spa room whic was recently upgraded into the main building. It is calming without smell of fake nails. The experience is Aromatheraputic, with a selection of several delicious scented salts and lotions, my favorite is lavender.
I am not a fan of the "massage chairs" in most nail mills, so the comfy cushions and the glass pedi bowls work great for me. I know they are sanitary, as are all of the tools which the gals bring in a sanitizer bag to my treatment.
A nice conversation, some herbal tea and the great care these gals give make me feel pamper. I highly recommend this personal treat!
Brazilian Blowout Master!!! – Ruth at Alchemy II is just phenomenal! I was referred to Ruth from a co-worker who always has a great cut and color. I have curly unruly hair that's difficult to deal with, so I made an appointment with Ruth and that was the best decision I made. She recommended that I get the Brazilian Blowout which at the time I had no clue, but she reassured me that it would be very beneficial for my hair texture. I trusted her and her opinion. It's a smoothing system that cut my blow dry time in half and now my curls are much more manageable. The Brazilian Blowout is magical potion. I recommend Ruth to all the ladies!
Best Haircut EVAR – Alright, so here's the deal. You want a good haircut? Don't go here. You want a GREAT haircut? Ok...continue. Jennifer Bradford. She can be found at Alchemy Hair Studio II. I typically get my haircut at a barber or Supercuts or wherever I happen to be driving past at the time. No matter how cheap it is, there is no reason to get a bad haircut from some cross-eyed, hair-lipped, snaggletoothed "stylist". Not only is Jennifer hot, but she'll cut your hair right the first time. And those hands...Don't even get me started on those hands. Lets just say that the shampoo is worth the price of admission alone. And unlike those big name franchise "salons", where the topic of conversation is undoubtedly some local sports team or the weather with long awkward pauses in between statements, Jennifer can actually maintain a conversation - in about a thousand languages, while she makes you look and feel better than you ever have.
Best Stylist Ever!!! Megan LaCore – Megan has been my stylist since she was back in Cosmetology school! She was great then and she's still great now after all these years! I wouldn't trust my hair to anyone else! She's always up on the newest colors and styles, always suggesting something new that always looks great on me. I always get compliments after I've seen Megan.
Stylist Megan LaCore never lets me down! – I've been coming to Megan LaCore at the Alchemy Hair Studio twice a month for almost a year now and I have yet to have a bad experience. Megan knows my hair better than I do and always finds ways to keep me looking good. From a guy's perspective Megan has styled my hair so that it is extremely easy to fix it up in the morning without having to use globs of gel or other product. Her knowledge of color is far beyond mastery and I would recommend Megan to anyone, both male and female, who is looking to get away from those cookie cutter hair places at a reasonable price.
The salon itself is always clean and the receptionists are very polite. The appointment reminder system via email is an awesome addition and I would recommend Alchemy to anyone who is looking to walk away with a great hairstyle.
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I have been working at AT&T full-time for more than a year
Pros – Flexibility, Good Pay, 401K matching, little micro-managing, no competition among peers as bonuses are team based
Cons – Location of office is south of downtown, commute can be long for those that live North. Pay is good, but not at the top of the spectrum.
Advice to Senior Management – Continue allowing AT&T WiFi to prosper in what it does best. We realize we are now being folding more into Corporate AT&T and are fine with it, but don't let the corporate bureaucracy create barriers to prevent growth.
Yes, I would recommend this company to a friend – I'm optimistic about the outlook for this company
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Investigation performed at the Department of Orthopaedics and Sports Medicine, University of Washington Medical Center and Mountain-Whisper-Light Statistical Consulting, Seattle, Washington
There is growing concern regarding conflicts of interest in orthopaedic research and education. Because of their potential influence on orthopaedic practice, conflicts of interest among participants in the educational programs of the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons (AAOS) are of particular interest.
We analyzed the voluntarily disclosed conflicts of interest listed in the Final Program of the 2011 Annual Meeting of the AAOS for the relevant program committees as well as for presentations in the disciplines of pediatric orthopaedic surgery, spine, and sports medicine/arthroscopy.
Conflicts of interest were disclosed by participants for each of the program committees and for over 75% of the presentations. Conflicts of interest were disclosed for 100% of the featured symposia, 80% of the scientific exhibits, 76% of the podium presentations, and 75% of the posters. Over half (53%) of the disclosures were for paid consultancy, 51% were for research support for the principal investigator, 41% were for paid presentations, 39% were for royalties, and 39% were for stock. The highest number of disclosures for an individual author was thirty-seven. The number of disclosures per author was significantly (p < 0.001) correlated to the number of presentations per author. Disclosures were associated with 379 different companies; relationships with a relatively small number (twenty-six, 7%) of these companies were listed in the disclosures for 67% of the presentations.
Voluntarily disclosed conflicts of interest were common at the 2011 AAOS Annual Meeting, especially for the featured symposia. In view of the previously documented frequency of undisclosed conflicts of interest, as well as the previously documented effects of conflicts of interest on research design, conduct, and conclusion, it may be time to consider improved strategies for ensuring the accuracy and completeness of disclosure and for managing the biasing effects of conflicts of interest.
Number of disclosures per faculty member for the 439 faculty members who disclosed a conflict of interest. No conflicts of interest were disclosed by 1050 faculty members.
Percentage of presentations with disclosed conflict of interest for the four types of presentations for different annual meetings of the AAOS, including data from Zuckerman et al.23, from Okike et al.16, and the present study.
Relative frequency of disclosure of direct physician payments for presentations at different annual meetings of the AAOS, including data from Zuckerman et al.23, Okike et al.16, and the present study. Note that "Paid Presentations" data are only available for the 2011 meeting; additionally, the consultant and employee categories for the 2011 meeting have been combined to allow comparison with previous years.
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Privacy Tool Kit
Legislative Advocacy for Privacy and Civil Liberties
Make Yourself Heard
Today, many legislative actions and court decisions undermine patron privacy and chill the use of libraries and information resources. Such measures have profound implications for libraries, user policies, and privacy:
Learn More about the Issues
Visit the ALA's Washington Office Web
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- ALA resolutions reaffirming the principles of intellectual freedom and confidentiality of library records
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Link to Freedom to Read Foundation
- Information from the Freedom to Read Foundation, which is particularly interested in protecting patron privacy and curtailing expanded government surveillance powers in libraries and bookstores
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- Keep informed and up to date.
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- Attend National Library Legislative Day sponsored by ALA and DCLA
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See also:
American Library Association, Washington Office. "What to Do About Laws and Government Actions That Infringe on Civil Liberties and Privacy." (Washington, DC: ALA Washington Office, January 2003).
American Library Association, Office for Intellectual Freedom. "Contact elected officials about issues/legislation related to intellectual freedom." (Chicago, IL: ALA OIF, last accessed, March 16, 2007)
Legislative Advocacy for Privacy and Civil Liberties, April 13, 2005