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Nokia is one of the top makers of mobile phones, smart and dumb, in the world. But in recent years its Symbian system has taken a huge market share hit from Apple Inc.'s iOS and Google Inc.'s Android. In Q3 2010, Symbian was far behind smartphone OS leaders iOS, BlackBerry (which also is getting eaten alive by Apple and Google) and Android. Windows Phone was a distant fourth to the big three.
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Apple and Android are so far ahead of Microsoft in the realm of smartphones that Microsoft has one of the biggest uphill battles to fight in the technology industry.
The report goes on. "Nokia found its market disrupted in just a few years by competitors, including Apple (with its iOS-based devices) and a number of handset makers employing Google's Android operating system. Nokia rightfully acknowledges that the market has transitioned from just phones to a broader ecosystem of devices, software, user experience, applications and content—a total product experience. Consumer product strategists throughout the mobile ecosystem must prepare for reinvigorated fresh entrants—both Windows Phone and Nokia—but the union's success faces many questions, primary among them: Is differentiation possible?"
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"Product strategists building applications for the expanding portfolio of smart connected devices today place Apple's iOS and Google's Android at the top of their priority list, with BlackBerry, Symbian, [Palm's] webOS and Windows Phone a distant collective third place," Fogg and Golvin conclude. "Even if this collaboration bears all of its hoped-for fruit, the installed base of Windows Phone devices will be far outstripped by those of Android and Apple for the rest of 2011 at least. In contrast to applications built for Android, iOS and webOS, those targeting Windows Phone devices today will exclusively target phones and won't scale to tablets, further reducing the strategic value of committing primary development resources to Microsoft's platform."
I think the marriage of Nokia and Windows Phone is a smart move for two players desperate to make headway with a technology that's key to the future, but I think they're too late to the game. And with the introduction of the mega-popular iPad tablet, which runs Apple's iOS, and tablets running Android, this leaves Windows Phone in the mobile dust.
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I'm pretty confident that the Sabres would be happy to get, say, a 5th or 6th-round draft choice for Jochen Hecht on or before April 3rd. Hey, John Scott was dealt for a 5th-rounder last season at the trade deadline, so who knows?
To all of you Sabres fans who think such a return would be worthless, and can't understand why Buffalo would demote Brian Flynn or Marcus Foligno instead of waiving Hecht, I have 10 reasons for you:
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A bunion is when your big toe points toward the second toe. This causes a bump to appear on the outside edge of your toe.
Bunions are more common in women and can sometimes run in families. People born with abnormal bones in their feet are more likely to form a bunion.
Wearing narrow-toed, high-heeled shoes may lead to the development of a bunion.
The condition may become painful as the bump gets worse, and extra bone and a fluid-filled sac grow at the base of the big toe.
A doctor can usually diagnose a bunion by looking at it. A foot x-ray can show an abnormal angle between the big toe and the foot. In some cases, arthritis may also be seen.
When a bunion first begins to develop, take good care of your feet.
If the bunion gets worse and more painful, surgery to realign the toe and remove the bony bump (bunionectomy) can be effective. There are more than 100 different surgical procedures to treat this condition.
You can do well if you take care of the bunion when it first starts to develop, and wear different shoes. Teenagers may have more trouble treating a bunion than adults.
Surgery reduces the pain in many, but not all, people with bunions. After surgery, people often have trouble wearing tight, fashionable shoes.
Call for an appointment with your doctor if the bunion:
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Wexler D, Grosser DM, Kile TA. Bunion and bunionette. In: Frontera WR, Silver JK, eds. Essentials of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation. 2nd ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2008:chap 76.
Richardson EG. Disorders of the hallux. In: Canale ST, Beatty JH, eds. Campbell's Operative Orthopaedics. 11th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Mosby Elsevier; 2007:chap 78.
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Tight end Zach Miller had offseason sports hernia surgery and is probably about a month away from taking the field, he said following practice.
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The perfect getaway for couples on Lake Lugano!
Enjoy this splendid modern villa set in the beautiful parkland of the popular Porto Letizia holiday complex and boasting a wide range of activities and onsite facilities!
The newly built villa and boasts bright and spacious accommodation with a sociable open plan layout with a stylish living area ideal for relaxing and unwinding with a sofa, chairs, SAT TV and direct access out into the sunny garden. Please note that the photo of the garden is only an example from one of these apartments. Each apartment has a different size garden - some are small, but you must enquire beforehand.
The welcoming living area also features a spacious modern kitchen ideal for preparing simple meals with a gas hob, microwave and refrigerator. The dining area is situated close to the French doors and guests can enjoy fabulous alfresco meals outside in their own private garden, which features views of the lake and landscaped parkland.
The master bedroom is beautifully situated and provides a restful atmosphere with a comfortable double bed, stylish furnishings and with direct access through French doors to the private garden and Porto Letizia grounds.
Additional guests can also be accommodated on the sofa bed to the living area. The property provides a spacious modern bathroom with power shower, washbasin, WC and bidet.
On site laundry facilities are provided and for long stays linen hire can also be arranged.
From the private garden guests can access the beautiful Porto Letizia lake view grounds which feature leafy areas ideal for picnics, a children's play area with mini golf and a resident sandy beach with breathtaking views!
The meandering paths are ideal for dog walkers, cyclists and joggers and lead through the parkland to the main Palazzo building where a welcome desk, hair salon, laundry room, and a WIFI enabled cafe lounge bar. The authentic contemporary Italian restaurant also provides a nice break from self-catering and provides fabulous lake views for romantic evening dinners. Parking is also provided for guests and a local bus service also runs to the Swiss Lugano city and Lake Como resort town of Menaggio.
The residence also provides a fabulously heated outdoor swimming pool and tennis courts. The surrounding nature reserve of Lago di Piano is ideal for cyclists and walkers and horse riding can be enjoyed in the Porlezza countryside.
Local amenities on Porlezza include cafes, bars, ice cream parlours and a wide variety of shops and supermarkets. Fine International cuisine can be enjoyed in the city of Lugano and adventurous guests can also enjoy the Grandola Agroturismo, 'La Barcola' and also visit Lake Como for authentic Italian dining.
Other activities include Golf, sailing and boat hire with attractions such as Villa Carlotta and the golden triangle towns of Lake Como ideal day trips away from Porlezza. Nightlife is just a 25 minute drive away in Lugano with its trendy bars, buzzing nightclubs, music venues and modern Casino.
PLEASE NOTE: The interior photographs shown here are one example of several apartments in this category and we would like to advise that furnishings will obviously vary between them all.
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Each Porto Letizia property tariff is inclusive of gas, electricity, water & air-conditioning (specifically in the Palazzo Apt's only between July & Aug only), however tea towels & beach towels are not supplied. On arrival, please visit the Porto Letizia Reception Desk where you will be able to collect and pay for your linen & towels, which is EU15 per person, per week & a further EU12 for each week thereafter. The final compulsory cleaning costs are as follows: Studio Apt: EU60 p/wk, 1 Bed Apt: EU70 p/wk, 2 Bed Apt: EU85 p/wk & 3 Bed Apt. or Villa: EU100 p/wk. A cot can be hired for EU20 p/wk and a Dog will cost an additional EU30 p/wk.
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CORAL and COOL are two software packages used by the LHC experiments for managing detector conditions and other types of data using relational database technologies. They have been developed and maintained within the LCG Persistency Framework, a common project of the CERN IT department with ATLAS, CMS and LHCb. This presentation reports on the status of CORAL and COOL at the time of CHEP2013, covering the new features and enhancements in both packages, as well as the changes and improvements in the software process infrastructure. It also reviews the usage of the software in the experiments and the outlook for ongoing and future activities during the LHC long shutdown (LS1) and beyond.
The recent paradigm shift toward cloud computing in IT, and general interest in "Big Data" in particular, have demonstrated that the computing requirements of HEP are no longer globally unique. Indeed, the CERN IT department and LHC experiments have already made significant R&D; investments in delivering and exploiting cloud computing resources. While a number of technical evaluations of interesting commercial offerings from global IT enterprises have been performed by various physics labs, further technical, security, sociological, and legal issues need to be address before their large-scale adoption by the research community can be envisaged. Helix Nebula - the Science Cloud is an initiative that explores these questions by joining the forces of three European research institutes (CERN, ESA and EMBL) with leading European commercial IT enterprises. The goals of Helix Nebula are to establish a cloud platform federating multiple commercial cloud providers, along with new business models, which can sustain the cloud marketplace for years to come. This contribution will summarize the participation of CERN in Helix Nebula. We will explain CERN's flagship use-case and the model used to integrate several cloud providers with an LHC experiment's workload management system. During the first proof of concept, this project contributed over 40.000 CPU-days of Monte Carlo production throughput to the ATLAS experiment with marginal manpower required. CERN's experience, together with that of ESA and EMBL, is providing a great insight into the cloud computing industry and highlighted several challenges that are being tackled in order to ease the export of the scientific workloads to the cloud environments.
In the Wordwide LHC Computing Grid (WLCG) project the Tier centres are of paramount importance for storing and accessing experiment data and for running the batch jobs necessary for experiment production activities. Although Tier2 sites provide a significant fraction of the resources a non-availability of resources at the Tier0 or the Tier1s can seriously harm not only WLCG Operations but also the experiments' workflow and the storage of LHC data which are very expensive to reproduce. This is why availability requirements for these sites are high and committed in the WLCG Memorandum of Understanding (MoU). In this talk we describe the workflow of GGUS ALARMs, the only 24/7 mechanism available to LHC experiment experts for reporting to the Tier0 or the Tier1s problems with their Critical Services. Conclusions and experience gained from the detailed drills performed in each such ALARM for the last 4 years are explained and the shift with time of Type of Problems met. The physical infrastructure put in place to achieve GGUS 24/7 availability are summarised.
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As a result of the tremendous development of GSM services over the last years, the number of related services used by organizations has drastically increased. Therefore, monitoring GSM services is becoming a business critical issue in order to be able to react appropriately in case of incident. In order to provide with GSM coverage all the CERN underground facilities, more than 50 km of leaky feeder cable have been deployed. This infrastructure is also used to propagate VHF radio signals for the CERN's fire brigade. Even though CERN's mobile operator monitors the network, it cannot guarantee the availability of GSM services, and for sure not VHF services, where signals are carried by the leaky feeder cable. So, a global monitoring system has become critical to CERN. In addition, monitoring this infrastructure will allow to characterize its behaviour over time, especially with LHC operation. Given that commercial solutions were not yet mature, CERN developed a system based on GSM probes and an application server which collects data from them via the CERN GPRS network. By placing probes in strategic locations and comparing measurements between probes, it is possible now possible to determine if there is a GSM or VHF problem on one leaky feeder cable segment. This system has been successfully working for several months in underground facilities, allowing CERN to inform GSM users and fire brigade in case of incidents.
CERN has a successful experience with running Server Self Service Center (S3C) for virtual server provisioning which is based on Microsoft® Virtual Server 2005. With the introduction of Windows Server 2008 and its built-in hypervisor based virtualization (Hyper-V) there are new possibilities for the expansion of the current service. This paper describes the architecture of the redesigned virtual Server Self Service based on Hyper-V which provides dynamically scalable virtualized resources on demand as needed and outlines the possible implications on the future use of virtual machines at CERN.
Scientists from all over the world need to collaborate with CERN on a daily basis. They must be able to communicate effectively on their joint projects at any time; as a result telephone conferences have become indispensable and widely used. Managed by 6 operators, CERN already has more than 20000 hours and 5700 audio-conferences per year. However, the traditional telephone based audio-conference system needed to be modernized in three ways. Firstly, to provide the participants with more autonomy in the organization of their conferences; secondly, to eliminate the constraints of manual intervention by operators; and thirdly, to integrate the audio-conferences into a collaborative working framework. The large number, and hence cost, of the conferences prohibited externalization and so the CERN telecommunications team drew up a specification to implement a new system. It was decided to use a new commercial collaborative audio-conference solution based on the SIP protocol. The system was tested as the first European pilot and several improvements (such as billing, security, redundancy...) were implemented based on CERN's recommendations. The new automatic conference system has been operational since the second half of 2006. It is very popular for the users and has doubled the number of conferences in the past two years.
The status of high-energy physics (HEP) information systems has been jointly analyzed by the libraries of CERN, DESY, Fermilab and SLAC. As a result, the four laboratories have started the INSPIRE project – a new platform built by moving the successful SPIRES features and content, curated at DESY, Fermilab and SLAC, into the open-source CDS Invenio digital library software that was developed at CERN. INSPIRE will integrate present acquisition workflows and databases to host the entire body of the HEP literature (about one million records), aiming to become the reference HEP scientific information platform worldwide. It will provide users with fast access to full-text journal articles and preprints, but also material such as conference slides and multimedia. INSPIRE will empower scientists with new tools to discover and access the results most relevant to their research, enable novel text- and data-mining applications, and deploy new metrics to assess the impact of articles and authors. In addition, it will introduce the "Web 2.0" paradigm of user-enriched content in the domain of sciences, with community-based approaches to scientific publishing. INSPIRE represents a natural evolution of scholarly communication built on successful community-based information systems, and it provides a vision for information management in other fields of science. Inspired by the needs of HEP, we hope that the INSPIRE project will be inspiring for other communities.
The control systems of each of the four Large Hadron Collider (LHC) experiments will contain of the order of 150 computers running the back-end applications. These applications will have to be maintained and eventually upgraded during the lifetime of the experiments, ~20 years. This paper presents the centralized software management strategy adopted by the Joint COntrols Project (JCOP) [1], which is based on a central database that holds the overall system configuration. The approach facilitates the integration of different parts of a control system and provides versioning of its various software components. The information stored in the configuration database can eventually be used to restore a computer in the event of failure.


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An official at UAB Hospital in Birmingham said Kyle McCartney, the school principal, was in the intensive care unit there this morning, but did not provide information on his condition.
Springville police Chief Bill Lyle said McCartney was traveling south on U.S. 11 in a Toyota Camry with his daughter when a northbound Ford Ranger collided with McCartney's vehicle at around 6:30 p.m. Thursday. Officers are investigating the accident, Lyle said.
Both McCartney and the driver of the other vehicle were airlifted to UAB Hospital, Lyle said, and McCartney's daughter was airlifted to Children's Hospital. The identity of the other driver was not immediately available
Lyle said he believed McCartney's daughter's injuries to be much less severe. Attempts Friday to learn her age and condition and the condition of the other driver were unsuccessful.
Roy Bennett, student services coordinator for Oxford schools, said the school system is receiving reports on McCartney's condition.
"We appreciate everyone keeping Mr. McCartney and his family in their thoughts and prayers," Bennett said.
McCartney's accident is the second involving an Oxford Middle staff member this year. Science teacher Charles Miller was treated at UAB after a motorcycle accident in July. After the accident, McCartney set up a video room at the school so that students could make a get-well video for their teacher.
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"We think that your priorities should be not getting the city all beautied up for convention-goers and so on and what not, because what in the hell use is a having a pretty city when the people in that city are hungry and sick?"
Roberto Maestas, Seattle civil rights leader and co-founder of El Centro de la Raza, died of cancer on September 22, 2010. Maestas was active in the community on behalf of all people. He often appeared at Seattle City Council public hearings as an advocate for the under-represented.
In 1973, the Minority Coalition for an Equitable Revenue Sharing System proposed allocations of revenue sharing funds. Their proposal was filed with the Clerk's Office as Comptroller File 276131. The Coalition stated they were "representatives of the four major ethnic minority groups in Seattle...Black, Chicano, Asian and Indian communities." They reviewed the existing social service and Model Cities programs in 1972 and 1973 and made specific recommendations of programs and projects for the city to fund from its General Revenue Sharing fund.
Listen to this audio clip where he advocates for funding for Chicano health and day care services:
Public comment at City Council public hearing, June 1973
My name is Roberto Maestas. I support the Minority Coalition for an Equitable Revenue Sharing System of course but I can only speak specifically about our priorities inside that proposal. Our priorities are day care and health this time around. There's a building on Beacon Hill that we hope to use for putting some badly needed services in there. We're asking you to make the same kind of priority that we were forced to make in the coalition, that is, we had to leave some badly needed things out in favor of others. I understand that one of your dilemmas has to do with last year's bills that were going unpaid or unprojected costs. It seems unfair to me that projected revenues should be used to pay old bills, unless I'm incorrect. We think that your priorities should be not getting the city all beautied up for convention-goers and so on and what not because what in the hell use is a having a pretty city when the people in that city are hungry and sick. So we're asking that human value, because I don't believe, sincerely deep down don't believe, that there is a building in this whole city that is worth the life of one individual. Your values I think have got to start being channeled toward human instead of physical property. That's what we're trying to ask you.
We're asking for $89,000 for a clinic that is badly needed. The statistics regarding the once- a- week Chicano clinic are available upon request, made possible through an ordinance that was passed and hundreds of man hours of Model Cities work, made possible on our part, free. We never had at any time a staff doctor yet we served hundreds of Chicanos. It was all volunteer work. We're asking $47,000 for a day care center. In the last 3 months we have had to refuse, or not refuse but been unable to get Chicano people into the ESL program who are on welfare to learn English because they did not have any money to pay a babysitter. What this means is that they will continue to be living in those project houses in a state of despair indefinitely in the welfare roles without being able to improve their lives. The program pays $61 a week to the trainee. How in the hell could they possible afford a babysitter with that kind of money? We have documentation about that also. Thank you.
Citation: Public Comment by Roberto Maestas at Seattle City Council Special Budget Meeting, June 25, 1973. Event ID 1863, Seattle City Council Legislative Department Audio Recordings, 4601-03.
In this brief clip from a Neighborhoods and Neighborhood Planning Committee meeting on August 19, 1997, held at El Centro de la Raza, Executive Director Maestas reads a poem to open the meeting. The poem, similar to one written by liberation theologian Ernesto Cardenal, begins, "When you receive the nomination, the prize, the promotion, think of those who have died." Listening to Maestas' voice offers us a glimpse of his compassion and passion.
Tina Podlodowski: And to start out the meeting tonight we're going to hear a little bit about the history of this special place, this special organization, and the special people that are in it from somebody who probably needs no introduction in the City of Seattle, probably doesn't even need a microphone, but you need to come for one for TV - that's the Executive Director of this organization, Roberto Maestas.
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Thank you so much, Councilwoman, chair of the subcommittee on neighborhood planning Podlodowski, great friend of ours. Perhaps our favorite City Councilman, he was here October 11, 1972, Richard McIver. And a long time friend that just walked in, Councilwoman Cheryl Chow.
Citation: Comment by Roberto Maestas at Seattle City Council Neighborhoods and Neighborhood Planning Committee Meeting held at El Centro de la Raza, August 19, 1997. Event ID 5664, Seattle City Council Legislative Department Audio Recordings, 4601-03.


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ParenteBeard, a regional accounting firm with locations in MD, PA, NY, NJ and DE, took a number of expenses into account when estimating Santa's operating cost including elf overhead and reindeer costs.
In the end, they determined "Santa Inc." has an annual operating cost of about $42.3 billion based on the following calculations:
- Gift Production - $39.5 billion - It would cost Santa this to provide a $75 gift to all of the 526 million children in the world under the age of 14.
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Football coaches are notoriously early risers, especially during the season, but even this was a little too early.
It was about 2:30 in the morning and while some who had reveled in the Gamecocks' 68-10 dismantling of Eastern Kentucky might be just coming home, Clark was moving toward the door to start his day. Mrs. Coach looked up through sleepy eyes and wondered aloud where her husband was going at such an hour.
"Gotta go to work," he said.
Playing the second-ranked team in the country with a nearly unstoppable offense will do that to a coach.
The 22nd-ranked Gamecocks (8-2, 4-2 Ohio Valley Conference), in the national polls this week for only the second time this season and first since Oct. 7, will be out to score another monumental win Saturday when they travel to No. 2 Eastern Illinois.
The Panthers (9-1, 6-0 OVC) have become the Oregon of the FCS with their fast-tempo, spread-the-field offense. (EIU coach Dino Babers would probably prefer you call it the Baylor, because he coached future Heisman Trophy winner Robert Griffin III there and brought the Bears' tendencies to his new job.)
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JSU defensive coordinator Duwan Walker can empathize with his boss' early rising. In the wee hours of Sunday morning in another part of town, he was going through the same routine.
"These guys, it's no secret they're good," Walker said. "We're worried with any team at the beginning of the week. In my time of doing this, if you're not worried at the beginning of the week you might be in trouble at the end of the week.
"These guys will have you worried no matter what time of the week it is. We'll be going into Saturday morning still looking at things and making sure we feel good about what we're doing."
In his last year as South Alabama's defensive coordinator, Clark grew accustomed to heading to the office before the milkman arrived at the door.
There was Tennessee-Martin that was leading the country in total offense. Then in his league there was a Louisiana-Monroe team that had beaten Arkansas and hung with Auburn. There was Troy, then Arkansas State. Every week it was a nightmare scenario for a fledgling FBS program.
"We were in the No. 1 offensive league in the whole country and you just couldn't sleep," he said. "You felt you had to be really good. You may be thinking they could score 70 on you, and we didn't have the people everybody else was playing."
The Gamecocks do, but that still might not be enough.
The Panthers, who can clinch the outright conference title with a win, can make a team look really bad if it doesn't play well. They beat Eastern Kentucky 42-7 and Austin Peay 63-7 in consecutive weeks.
Walker said they're capable of scoring "a whole lot more" than they have. They've scored at least 34 points in every game — 39 in a loss — and have passed 50 four times.
Quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo has rewritten the OVC passing record book and his favorite receiver, Erik Lora, is third on the FCS all-time receptions list. The Panthers are also third in rushing offense and first in scoring defense in league games. The average margin of their nine wins is 27 points.
"When you look at a team you look for weakness," Walker said. "You don't see weaknesses (in EIU). They're going to make you cover every inch of the field, length and width. They'll keep you up at night. If we have a weakness defensively, it'll be exposed.
"This is one of the elite teams at our level, so it's going to be a good test to see where we are overall as a program and defensively. This is going to be one of those games that will tell us where we are."
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Studs: Derrick Rose, John Salmons
Duds: None
The Bulls clearly lost a valuable asset in Ben Gordon this offseason, but this young team has plenty of players who are set to benefit from the extra minutes and touches.
We all know Rose is primed to make a solid second-year jump after posting great numbers in his rookie campaign, but his lack of threes holds him back from being considered one of the elite fantasy point guards. Salmons and Luol Deng probably stand to benefit most from Gordon's absence. Consider Deng a slightly risky sleeper in your drafts.
Tyrus Thomas is an interesting player this year. With his current hip injury and the return of Deng, Thomas could be hard-pressed to get more playing time than he did last year when he struggled with a wrist injury during the latter part of the season and averaged 27:30 per game. When he's healthy though, Thomas is a great source of steals and blocks along with solid and improving shooting percentages.
Joakim Noah showed flashes of strong play last season and really showed his rebounding and defensive prowess during the playoffs, which should translate well into some more consistent play and more minutes this season. Brad Miller will be backing him up, unless he starts at center and Noah takes the starting power forward job over Thomas. He won't play a ton of minutes, but he'll continue to be a good source of rebounds, assists with low turnovers and good shooting percentages. Expect Noah, Thomas and Miller to shuffle around throughout the beginning of the season.
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