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"Socialism Is Our Launching Pad!"
Russiatrek.org's blog has a nice collection of Soviet propaganda posters. Soviet space program 1958-1963 Part 1. Part 2. International Workers' Day. Soviet Patriotism. Soviet propaganda - the beginning 1917-1923. Stalin's Soviet Union tourism posters. Socialism vs. Capitalism. WWII Part 1. Part 2. Soviet posters of the 1970's. The blog's art category.
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Proletarians of All Lands, Unite!
Peasant! Free your pregnant wife from work, don't allow her to pick up heavy items since this will harm her and the child. An excellent collection of vintage soviet propaganda, public health, and infographics posters from 20s to 30s, many with full translations.
USSR Posters
USSR Posters. Gallery of over 1400 posters from the Soviet era.
Alcohol Nyet!
The Museum of Anti-Alcohol Posters from Russia's 80's anti-alcohol campaign
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Yi, Mason get starting nod
St. Francis - In the middle of the Bucks' practice session this morning, coach Larry Krystkowiak told his players the starting lineup for Wednesday's season opener at Orlando.
Rookie power forward Yi Jianlian and veteran small forward Desmond Mason got the starting assignments in the two contested positions, to go along with guards Mo Williams and Michael Redd and center Andrew Bogut.
That meant that Charlie Villanueva would come off the bench at power forward, with Bobby Simmons backing up Mason at small forward.
"I want to have some energy, and that's a high-energy group," Krystkowiak said of his starters. "And I want to have some offensive presence coming off the bench at the same time.
"The matchups everybody was curious about were at the 3 and the 4. Bobby is very skilled, and he can hit shots and make plays in an NBA game. And Charlie V is kind of the same mind-set, where we've got a couple gunslingers that are ready to score some points. That will give us a boost.
"We've got to start somewhere, and that was the consensus among our group (of coaches)."
Yi, the sixth overall pick in the June draft, gained a starting position in his first NBA camp.
"I think he's got a great upside, and he's doing a nice job with us," Krystkowiak said. "He knows where he's supposed to be; he knows the plays. He's as good a big guy as we have in pick-and-roll coverage.
"When we play Orlando, they're a fast-break team like no other. The ball gets pushed down your throat. I think if we put the stopwatch on our bigs, I think Yi would be first or second in a race. I like his chances of getting back, and I want to set a little defensive tone. Desmond will guard, Yi will guard."
Yi said he was excited about his opening-night start and conceded he might be "a little bit" nervous.
"I'm excited more for the team," Yi said. "I'm new to the NBA game, and there are still a lot of things I need to learn.
"I hope to play good in the first game and have a good start. My teammates are all very kind and supportive of me."
Villanueva said he was fine with coming off the bench, a role he played at times with the Bucks last season and also with Toronto in his rookie year.
"Coach told me he wants me to provide scoring and give us a spark off the bench," the 6-11 Villanueva said. "I'm ready to do so.
"I learned a lot from my first year in Toronto, and I helped them out a lot as far as scoring and providing energy, and that's the same role I'm going to play here."
During the exhibition season, Yi and Villanueva split playing time nearly evenly, with each averaging about 24 minutes.
"There will be nights where I'm going to play more; there's going to be nights where he will play more," Villanueva said. "That's the beauty of our team, that we have a lot of depth.
"I don't mind coming off the bench. Bobby and I are two good offensive players that can contribute to any team. Any given night, it's going to be a different guy."
Krystkowiak said the players voted and named Redd, Williams and Mason as captains for the 2007-'08 season.
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Cadets to hold Frank C. Fox Memorial 5KOctober 22,2013
NORTHFIELD The Norwich University mens and womens cross country running programs will host the second annual Frank C. Fox Memorial 5-kilometer Walk & Run on Saturday.
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While at Norwich, Fox was regularly one of the top runners on the squad. Fox earned GNAC All-Conference honors as a sophomore, and he would be a senior this year.
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Chef's Table event space and restaurant coming to Walker's Point
David Magnasco, the executive chef at the Milwaukee Club, is planning an event space at 500 S. 3rd St. called the Chef's Table that also will be open to the public once a month for multicourse dinners.
The 100-year-old brick building will house the restaurant on the first floor, and the second floor will be home to Magnasco and his wife, Julia, executive director of First Stage children's theater, and their 3-year-old daughter, Maddalena. »Read Full Blog Post(2)
Revelers from far and near savor Harley-Davidson anniversary's waning days
For bikers and bipeds alike, the Juneau Ave. block party on Sunday offered the perfect formula to wrap up Harley-Davidson's 110th anniversary festival: lots of chrome, leather, loud music and laughs.
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Hotel Première Classe Bordeaux Sud - Pessac Bersol7 Rue Thomas Edison, Pessac 1.0 out of 5.0
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Cities near Pessac
- Salaunes (12.64 mi)
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- Lacanau (25.12 mi)
- Saint-Ciers-de-Canesse (20.72 mi)
- Le Pian-Medoc (11.36 mi)
- Andernos-les-Bains (20.21 mi)
- Saint-Loubes (14.99 mi)
- Gujan-Mestras (24.09 mi)
- Yvrac (11.96 mi)
- Lege-Cap-Ferret (26.29 mi)
- Merignac (2.82 mi)
- Margaux (17.54 mi)
- Bruges (7.66 mi)
- Arveyres (20.74 mi)
- Cestas (5.29 mi)
- Bordeaux (6.78 mi)
- Le Haillan (5.38 mi)
- Ares (19.76 mi)
- Beguey (19.84 mi)
- Arsac (13.68 mi)
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- Aquitaine Museum (5.79 mi)
- Place de la Bourse (6.21 mi)
- Chateau Haut Brion (3.8 mi)
- Contemporary Art Museum (6.46 mi)
- St. Michael Basilica (6.16 mi)
- Musee des Beaux-Arts (5.63 mi)
- St. Seurin Basilica (5.64 mi)
- Place de la Victoire (5.74 mi)
- Cathedrale St. Andre (5.78 mi)
- Grosse Cloche (5.95 mi)
- Maison du Vin de Bordeaux (6.13 mi)
- Place des Quinconces (6.2 mi)
- Bordeaux Wine and Trade Museum (6.78 mi)
- Natural History Museum (6.11 mi)
- Hotel de Ville Palais Rohan (5.73 mi)
- Jardin Public (6.22 mi)
- Palais de Justice (5.63 mi)
- Chateau Margaux (17.41 mi)
- Cap Sciences (7.59 mi)
- Cinema Utopia (6.03 mi)
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We're taking time out of our Big Easy schedule to check out some links from around the league.
Allstate BCS National Championship Game:
LSU defensive end Sam Montgomery says he won't enter the NFL draft early and will be with LSU in 2012.
For Alabama's defense, stopping Jordan Jefferson will be key to stopping LSU's offense.
Nick Saban and Les Miles just can't lose.
Alabama wide receiver Marquis Maze says Alabama beat itself last time.
LSU's run looks tougher and more impressive after the bowls.
Alabama's offense starts with running back Trent Richardson.
Replacing Michael Dyer at Auburn will be tough, but the Tigers have a handful of candidates.
Arkansas is aiming to equal a school record when it goes for its 11th win of the season tonight against Kansas State in the AT&T Cotton Bowl.
Despite Clemson's defense getting picked apart by West Virginia in the Orange Bowl, Kevin Steele is still a candidate as defensive coordinator at Tennessee.
Jacksonville University coach Kerwin Bell hasn't been offered a position on Florida's coaching staff and it doesn't look like he's going to be.
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Frank Martin says of coaching in general, "Coaches run the program, but the players run the locker room, and that's a problem for us right now."
And to have a quality team, and locker room, he says, "There are two important words … honesty and loyalty. If you don't have those two words in your vocabulary, you can't lead and you can't follow."
With the Big 12 play, the fifth-year Wildcat coach is looking beyond that W-L record, and not caring whether wins are by two or three points, or 20 or 25 points.
"I'm not concerned about the final score. I'm concerned about how we do our job," said Martin. "My concerns are in how we play and how disciplined we are at doing our job. To me, the score is irrelevant. We have to become consistent in how we do things."
Prior to Nov. 6 when K-State opened its exhibition season, Martin was pleased with how his Wildcats went about their business in practice. But once the scoreboard was put into use, he says, "We've had a lot of selfishness. There's been an attitude of, 'It's my turn to do my own thing and not what the team needs me to do.' I don't know how it became that, but it has to change. If it doesn't we're going to be a very average team."
Two weeks ago Martin went as far to say, "Before the season started we were fun to coach. Right now we're not fun to coach."
Asked if the problem of somewhat selfish play was with established players and the newcomers, Martin said, "Yes, and some of the older guys can't allow that to happen. It's my job to fix that problem."
Saying that teams prepare to play well, he termed it "hogwash" that some players have the concept that once the lights go on their play will automatically be better.
A year ago, Martin was saying much the same thing when the Wildcats' play was sporadic and the leadership of seniors Jacob Pullen and Curtis Kelly iffy, at best.
Now it's the same with just one scholarship senior in Jamar Samuels at one end of the roster, and seven first-time contributors – four freshmen, two junior college transfers and one four-year transfer – at the other end.
"This team has good guys in the locker room, but I have to do a better job with the guys willing to commit to leadership roles and help them grow in that job. That's my job as the leader of this team," said Martin. "I have to help these young kids going through this for the first time."
Martin then backtracked to Jacob Pullen's freshman season when he came onto the Wildcat scene as "pampered and spoiled rotten." He added, "We had to fight through that and he eventually turned into someone who would do what he was asked to do. He ended up always lining up and trying to win the next game on the schedule. Attention to detail was very important to him."
But it did take time, even until his final season.
As a senior, Martin said of Pullen, "He wanted to be friends with the guys off the court, so when things didn't go right on the floor, he didn't step up and demand that they do differently."
It was a quality that Martin said Denis Clemente had, and Luis Colon had, and Chris Merriwether had.
"Those guys were proud of the culture that had been established. They were not going to waste any time before saying the words to get you to do things right," said Martin. "They had worked too hard to build a culture."
The result over the last five years, with a culture of honesty and loyalty in place, has been three NCAA Tournament, plus two NITs, and plus-20 win seasons in each of those years.


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Country: United States
Year: 2016
Category: Action, Crime, Fantasy
Release Date: Aug 5, 2016
Director: David Ayer
Starring: Margot Robbie, Will Smith, Cara Delevingne
Age Restriction: 13 years
Duration: 121 minutes
Budget: $190, 000, 000
Box Office: $$$?
Suicide Squad could easily go down as one of the biggest antihero films ever
created. The film, which features the likes of Will Smith, Viola Davis, and Ben
Affleck, is about a group of DC Comics' villains who must come together and
deal with a serious threat on behalf of the United States Government.
Here are just 4 top reasons this movie is a must see this summer:
#1 – It Will Make You Laugh
Who doesn't love a good laugh? When you watch Suicide Squad you will be surprised at how funny a movie can be. Just look at one of the many trailers currently playing online and you will get a sense of the humor this movie has to offer.
#2 – Its More Than Just Another Superhero Film
Unlike other superhero films, Suicide Squad is not just about good versus evil. It's not a film that focuses on the good guys coming in and saving the day. On the contrary, it's a fun movie that has Viola Davis portraying a squad leader who is very ruthless and powerful. She will do whatever it takes to make sure her squad doesn't get out of line, even if that means killing individual members of the squad.
#3 – The Women In This Movie Are Playing Amazing Roles
As stated below, Viola Davis has a really cool role in this film. But she's not the only woman with a great role. Cara Delevingne, for instance, also has a great role, whose character is possessed and unable to control her own powers. Thanks to some of the Suicide Squad online trailers, many fans believe she is a villain in disguise.
#4 – The Joker Is Back!
One of the best reasons to watch the Suicide Squad full movie is to see Jared Leto playing the role of the Joker. This has been a long time coming—and something that comic fans can't wait to see. Everyone wants to see if he can live up to the hype surrounding his performance since last summer. If you are a comic fan you will absolutely love Suicide Squad. And though it can be a bit disturbing, especially when you see what happens to the villains if they don't do what they are told, it is still something worth watching. Be sure to check out the Suicide Squad stream so you can watch the movie from the comfort of your own home.
In 2016 Warner Bros. will be releasing two highly anticipated DC Comics
movies. One of those is fan-favorite Suicide Squad. With a star-studded cast
including Will Smith, Viola Davis and Ben Affleck, DC Comics fans can't wait to
see if this move lives up to the hype.
What Is That Movie All About?
Amanda Waller, played by the amazing Viola Davis, runs a secret government agency by the name of A.R.G.U.S. This secret agency is the brains behind putting together the suicide squad, which they view as a special task force. The super villains are released from prison and given the mission to defeat an enigmatic, insuperable entity. To help them with their mission they are given access to some of the most powerful weapons available to the US government. There is, however, one big twist. This team of super villains weren't assembled to actually succeed. They were picked due to their culpability. And if they fail the blame will be placed on them.
If the "Suicide Squad" doesn't obey orders, Amanda Waller will get rid of them in any way possible. So the question is, will the "Suicide Squad" stick together or will they go their separate ways? That is a question which can only be answered by watching the film.
Hits Theaters August 2016
The Suicide Squad full movie is scheduled to hit theaters on August 5, 2016. However, if you are a bit anxious, like most DC Comics fans, you can get an early peek at Suicide Squad online. The movie was recently leaked online, so yes, you can watch Suicide Squad before the rest of the world. Looking for "Suicide Squad stream"? Chances are you will get thousands of results. However, it is best to stick with the first few sites as they are usually found to be the most legit. If a site asks you to pay to get access to the film, be sure to do a bit of research before keying in any banking information. You want to make sure you are dealing with a safe site.
Comic fans have been waiting for the release of Suicide Squad for quite
sometime now. Surprisingly enough, Warner Bros, first started developing a
Suicide Squad film back in 2009. However, it wasn't until 2014 that things
started to gain momentum. That means it took Hollywood over 5 years to set
things in motion.
In October, 2014 the star-studded Suicide Squad cast started to come together. Will Smith, Margot Robbie, Tom Hardy and Ryan Gosling were all offered roles around that time. Later, in November of that year Jared Leto was being looked at for the role of the Joker.
In December 2014 the main cast was announced, with only a few roles left to be filled. When it was all said and done, Viola Davis and Ben Affleck also joined the cast. Finally, after about 6 months of going back and forth on who would play what role, it was time to get the party started.
Filming officially began on April 13, 2015, in Toronto Canada and it was wrapped up in Chicago, Illinois four months later. In August of 2015 filming was complete and the movie was sent in for edits. After almost another 365 days, Comic fans are now getting the chance to watch their favorite comics on the big screen.
What Is Suicide Squad About?
Suicide Squad is about DC Comics antihero's who have been summoned to take care of a major crisis by the United States Government. It's a fun movie with a somewhat disturbing side that you cannot ignore. Most DC Comics fans will be surprised at how funny the movie actually is. And unlike other superhero movies, Suicide Squad is not about good versus evil. It's about a group of antihero's who all come together for one common purpose.
Where Can You Watch Suicide Squad?
For those looking to get an early peak at this much anticipated movie, there's good news on the horizon. While the official release date isn't until August 2016, the Suicide Squad full movie has recently been leaked online for the world to see.
That means if you know where to look you can get a pre-screen premier of the movie before all of your friends. And that, in itself, is a great feat for sure.


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Exclusive: 1-On-1 With Mavs GM Donnie
Fish: Through the first 35 games, this was the Dallas Mavericks' poorest start since the 1999-2000 season. Same with being under .500 for a time there -- first time that's been the case since 1999-2000, too. You've won five of the last six, so maybe we've got the turnaround. but how easy is it to pinpoint the 'why's' of the bad start?
Donnie: "There is plenty of blame to go around when you aren't winning. All the way to the top, we made decisions to that contribute to this. So it's front office, coaches, players ... We're all at fault here when it comes to losing games -- and we're all feeling the pain, because in the last 13 years or whatever, we haven't experienced anything like we've gone through. And believe me, I hear from Mavs fans who bleed blue who don't like it, either.
"The 'A-scenario' is that every move works and you win substantially more games than you lose. The first half of the season closed better. But being sub-.500 overall, that's obviously not 'A-scenario.'''
Fish: How much of the slow start can simply be attributed to the absence of Dirk Nowitzki?
Donnie: "You mean how much of a kick in the teeth is it when one of the 10 best players in the world is on your team but is in street clothes every night? I don't think it's making excuses to say that when Dirk is on the floor, it opens things up for everyone else, gives us a sense of confidence, puts a scare into the other team and gives us a guy who, when he's right, is going to put up 20-plus points every night ... I don't think it's an excuse to say a team misses that.
"And when we didn't have Dirk, you can bet teams were licking their chops at getting a shot at us not being at full strength. Look at the West. Look at how many teams there are that can take advantage of you when you are down. "And without Dirk, we were down.''
Fish: One of the problems with "Plan Powder,'' or with what the Mavs have done the last two years, is that players on short-term contracts maybe feel "unloved,'' if you will. How much is that also an issue? That good guys who would normally have chemistry might lack it because they are short-termers?
Donnie: "There's a reality about chemistry when it comes to change, and that reality is, when you've got eight new faces in the room, and one of the faces in the room every day isn't the face of the franchise (Dirk), well, Coach can't just snap his fingers and say, 'Voila! We have chemistry.' Look at the different generations of players around Dirk over the years. It took time. Stevie and Fin ... and then Dirk working with Jet ... and then Dirk with the championship team.
"The good news is that every guy in that locker room is a professional. There aren't any headcases in there. The CBA has created unusual circumstances, no doubt. But this locker room is too good, and the leaders like Dirk and 'Trix and Vince are too good, to have chemistry problems.''
Fish: Every year at this time, the Mavs' front office speaks in two voices. One is that the existing players, the existing roster, deserves a chance to stay together. Two is that you and Cuban will be "opportunistic.'' Which is it this year?
Donnie: "Can't it be both? I think stability is important. Give guys a chance to grow, and to grow together. So the first thing you do is try to discover if the solution to being a playoff team, and the solution maybe even more long-term than that, is inside of our locker room.
"At the same time, when Mark uses the word 'opportunistic' with you, believe me, it's the same word he uses inside Mavs headquarters. As Feb. 21 approaches, I promise you, we will be burning up the phone lines. 'Buyer' or 'seller,' I can't quantify it that way. But we'll be in constant communication with agents and teams to try and get better. Not incrementally so; change for the sake of change won't help. But you know Mark; if it makes us better, he'll make the commitment to do it.
Fish: The "Bank of Cuban'' used to mean "the willingness to toss $3 million sweeteners into trades'' and "the willingness to take on other teams' bad contracts no matter the cost.'' What does it mean now? What does it mean as it regards a player like DeMarcus Cousins or a player like Jose Calderon?
Donnie: "Obviously I can't get into specific names. I can say, though, that the 'Bank of Cuban' means that Mark is willing to use his resources to make moves that make the Mavericks better. What's changed is that the spending no longer happens in a vacuum. It's not just a matter of Mark's checkbook. Now it's a matter of CBA restrictions. But we can be in a position to take on a contract, a player, that does three things:
One, helps us make a playoff run this year.
Two, puts us in strong position for the future.
Three, is fitting in with the thoughts of acquiring a 'big fish.'
"If that deal is out there, we'll make that deal.''
Fish: Finally, can you please put one more nail in the coffin of a dumb concept that is running wild, that Dirk might be traded, that he might ask to be traded, that the way for the Mavs to get ahead is to give up on Dirk?
Donnie: "Nail in the coffin, huh? Dirk is a once-in-a-lifetime player. Give him away and you might never be able to replace him. ... might never be able to replace the talent, the personality, the leadership, the aura. There is simply nothing advantageous I can think of when it comes to the idea of trading Dirk. So, no, Dirk Nowitzki is a Mav for life. There's your nail in the coffin.''
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I have received advice on this forum and at first sight there is a lot of information, I hope I can post some recommendations
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cannot speak for all the members of the distaff side of the trading world, but a female trader usually possesses the strength of character and self direction of a lioness protecting her cubs as she goes thru the day like the public image of Sarah Palin with her combination of abilities, strengths and appearance
Really great experience here. Thanks all of my friends.
The X-Men are a team of mutant superheroes, published in comic books by Marvel Comics.
But where are the different stages of this ranking? I do not see how it is possible to reach the following levels. How many posts do I need and can I look somewhere if I have any of the mentioned 600 points?
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We're in need of Ground, Bug, and Poison,(Ground literally has one Fake!)
Ghost is overflowing! We should stop adding in there!
Alot of the fakes are objects! We need slightly more animals!
Uncatalogued Fakes should be utilized! If it's just the info, I can help make up random stuff for them!
3-stage evos are extremely scarce! Like, there's probably only the starters and 4-5 families!
Some of the uncatalogued Fakes look unfinished. Maybe we're allowed to go over them and spruce it up a bit?
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Very good I thought it was like a philly cheese steak but it is not.
thinly sliced beef
French bread
sweet green peppers
You can have it dipped in the juice or have it on the side.
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The Chicago style hotdog is different from any other place I have been.
All-beef hot dogs-Vienne Beef
Yellow onions diced
Flourecent green sweet relish
dill pickle spear
sport peppers
tomatoes diced/sliced
celery salt
poppy seed bun
Never use ketchup!!
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I tried this stuff on my visit here it tastes like fried popcorn in a way, but it was very tasty. There was a long line to get the popcorn. I tried the cheese and caramel. They had (4) locations downtown. You must go it is a Chicago tradition.
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A Chicago Style Hot Dog has everything on it and I believe it is not a Chicago dog unless it truly has everything on it. Everything includes:
Onions, sweet relish, dill pickle wedge, hot peppers, yellow mustard, tomato, celery salt. It must be on a poppy seed bun and the hot dog should be of the Vienna beef brand.
Don't be caught dead putting ketchup on your Chicago Style Hot Dog. It doesn't belong.
For about 55 years people in Chicago area have been enjoying Garrett Popcorn, Carmel Corn, and Cheese Corn. The popcorn is hot-air popped using no oils or fats. Many people, including myself, favor the Pecan Carmel Corn. It is to die for (and you might with all the calories)!
For 21 years the location at 670 North Michigan Avenue has been open. People literally line up (up to an hour at times) to purchase their favorite popcorn.
Today (June 16, 2004) I stood in line for half an hour relishing the thought of tasting the delicious Pecan Carmel Popcorn. When I finally made it up to the counter, it was all gone, so I had to settle for the delicious Carmel Corn.
If the workers were as sweet as the Carmel Corn, it would be a much better experience. Every time I have been there, the girls who wait on me and all the other people are rather rude. Today, the girl said in a gruff voice, "So, what do you want?" When I told her, she said, "Too bad, we're out. So, what do you want?" It's all in the tone of voice.
That's so discouraging to see all of the out of town guests being treated less than kindly.
It's a good thing that the product is so wonderful.
You can order on line. They have really "cool" tin canisters also. My favorite is the one with the Chicago Skyline on it.
When in Chicago, visit a Garrett Popcorn Store.
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Chicago is famous for food, but having moved here after many years on the west coast, my wife and I both feel we've yet to find a good Asian restaurant of any stripe, not even in Chinatown! Depending on what his or her expectations might be, the asian food lover could be very disappointed here. If there is hope, it lies on chowhound.com. Generally speaking, your typical Chicagoan doesn't really know good Asian food from bad, so going on recommendations has been disappointing. Fortunately, the E European, Italian, Greek, Latin-American and other cuisines are for the most part excellent.
*update* We've managed to find some places that are passable. If you would like, I will share the names.
Chicagoans don't usually eat a lot of ketchup, at least not compared to other parts of the country. When I try to think of what we eat ketchup on, mostly I come up with hamburgers, and some people like it on french fries, but for the most part, you won't be seeing it served with eggs, sausages, or any of the other things folks in the rest of the country eat it on. This isn't 100% true, but its true enough to be a stereotype I've encountered outside Chicago.
Be aware that in Chicago, if someone mentions fast food, they might not be talking about one of the famous chains. We have our own homegrown, almost chain free version of fast food. And pizza is NOT fast food here. Most places will specialize in one or two of the following foods, and serve the rest. Italian Beef, Gyros, Polish Sausage, Italian Sausage, Hot Dogs, Meatball Sandwiches, and a few other things. Generally speaking, its large, affordable (under $4), and tastes good, though the outside decor of some places will sometimes look so run down you'll want to cry.
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- 1 Merge
- 2 Examples to convert line endings
- 3 1958 version of ASCII
- 5 Unclear text
- 6 Solutions
- 7 Merge?
- 8 "Line anchors"
- 9 Entering Special Characters / Editor Treatment and Conversion
- 10 Using the diff Program with Different Line Endings
- 11 Conversion using Windows Notepad/Edit?
- 12 Is the DOA mnemonic Original Research?
- 13 Conversion utilities
- 14 Terminal conventions.
- 15 Disambiguation
- 16 some modern Adobe products still exhibit the obsolete Mac OS 9 linefeed behavior
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- 23 Clarification needed for operating system dependence
- 24 Notepad
Please discuss merging this article with End-of-line in the "Merge?" section.
Examples to convert line endings[edit]
There are examples how sed works with line endings. Those are examples which work only with some variants of sed, but require a non-posix compliant sed (but like available on most linux). E.g. http://www.grymoire.com/Unix/Sed.html#uh-nl - the variant described here e.g. don't work with the versions shipped with MacOSX.
1958 version of ASCII[edit]
This requires further explanation, because of an apparent contradiction with "1960 Originated what have become the ASCII and ISO character codes." on http://www.unt.edu/isrc/Faculty/FacultyFellows/bemer.htm, and with the material on http://www.bobbemer.com. Also, http://homepages.cwi.nl/~dik/english/codes/stand.html says that the first standardised version dates from 1963.
AIX is a Unix variant after all. Does it really follow OS/360?? Yaron 21:47, Aug 2, 2004 (UTC)
Unclear text[edit]
While doing a thorough copyedit of this article, I marked a few places where the text was unclear to me with HTML comments. Please see the page source. - dcljr 08:10, 17 Sep 2004 (UTC)
- You write "what is
X'15'??" I believe it's simply what a C programmer would call
0x15-- it's a convention for hexadecimal I've seen in a few places. (Given that it appears in the EBCDIC section, perhaps it's an IBM-specific notation?) JTN 20:47, 2004 Oct 4 (UTC)
Would be nice if this article included or linked to methods for converting the various formats since this is still occasionally problematic. I doubt my long-standing method of running a sed command from vi involving CTRL-V CTRL-M is optimal... --16:13, 17 May 2005 (UTC)
I just added perl program and a couple of other conversion hints including one for emacs. Hope that helps? It's the best I know. Grem 10:43, 13 September 2005 (UTC)
This has been a problem for some time, and its only getting worse. The articles Line feed, CRLF, Carriage Return, and Newline all contain pretty much the same information, just phrased differently -- I propose we merge and redirect all other articles to this one, as it is the most complete and has a platform-neutral title. Comments? 184.108.40.206 19:16, 11 Jun 2005 (UTC)
- I'm not entirely convinced that line feed and carriage return shouldn't retain their own articles, as their distinct semantics don't quite sit right under newline. I agree that all the stuff about line-ending conventions, including the whole of CRLF, should come to newline, though, with prominent pointers from the individual articles. -- JTN 22:48, 2005 Jun 11 (UTC)
- I agree. It was just bad to begin with these separate articles for very closely related topics. Today, line feed and carriage return simply denotes a newline, and historical backgrounds can be easily put in each corresponding section. -- Taku 22:53, Jun 11, 2005 (UTC)
Well, it seems there's consensus for CRLF at the very least, so I'll go ahead and merge it in. As for line feed and carriage return, I realize they have historical signifigance, but its not exactly a practical usage nowadays. I think the historical implications of the terms can be best described in the Typewriter article; it already explains that the terms have been adopted amongst computer users. 220.127.116.11 17:48, 12 Jun 2005 (UTC)
This article should be merged with End-of-line, which has a {{mergeto|newline}} posted in it. --Mareklug talk 18:20, 5 September 2006 (UTC)
- Yes- end-of-line could remain as a pointer to the Newline article, but i think the content fits best in newline: \js 17:04, 7 November 2006 (UTC)
"Line anchors"[edit]
I haven't found any reference to "line anchors" on the web, except in the context of regular expressions, where the term seems to be used for the '^' and maybe the '$' zero-width assertions when in multi-line mode. While these constructs obviously work with newlines, they are not newlines, so I think the statement in the intro that newlines are sometimes called line anchors is wrong. If there is some other use of the term line anchor that I'm not aware of, could somebody please cite a source? --K. Sperling 10:38, July 25, 2005 (UTC)
- I thought that I heard the term "line anchor" somewhere I don't remember. I will restore the mention of this if I find some reference. -- Taku 23:18, July 25, 2005 (UTC)
Entering Special Characters / Editor Treatment and Conversion[edit]
I'm going to remove these two sections, because the content is inaccurate and partially also irrelevant. I wanted to give a more detailed explanation here first, though:
- ctrl-j / ctrl-m: These aren't codes for LF and CR. The ctrl-? / C^? / \c? notation / keyboard translation / escape sequence is just a way of referring to a character with a certain number. J is the 10th letter in the alphabet (counting from A=0), so ctrl-J is the simply the character with number 10, i.e. 0x0A. Similarly, Ctrl-M is 0x0D. Saying that these are "usually" LF and CR is wrong, unless you assume that computers "usually" use ASCII.
- Entering them in vi/emacs/etc: I don't think this article is about teaching people how to enter control characters into various shells and editors.
- The Common Problems section already says that modern text editors generally recognize all flavours of CR / LF newlines; this obviously includes the mentioned vi, emacs and eclipse (even though some people might not consider vi modern ;-). I don't think the article needs to mention how to perform the conversion in emacs specifically, though.
- The perl one-liner will actually work on UNIX. Whether or not it works on Cygwin depends on the Cygwin configuration: If Cygwin is configured to use DOS/Windows newlines, it won't work, because the script won't see any CRs on input and they will be re-added on output (Perl uses the same text/binary IO modes as C does, and files are in text mode by default).
- Neither GNU make nor bash ignore a final unterminated line in the versions I have tested (GNU Make 3.80, GNU bash 2.05b.0(1)-release). The only program I can think of off-hand that still has this bug is cron.
- And last but not least, questions should go on the talk page, never in the article!
--K. Sperling (talk) 23:53, 13 September 2005 (UTC)
- ctrl-j / ctrl-m: These aren't codes for LF and CR. The ctrl-? / C^? / \c? notation / keyboard translation / escape sequence is just a way of referring to a character with a certain number. J is the 10th letter in the alphabet (counting from A=0), so ctrl-J is the simply the character with number 10, i.e. 0x0A. Similarly, Ctrl-M is 0x0D. Saying that these are "usually" LF and CR is wrong, unless you assume that computers "usually" use ASCII.
Most computers DO usually use ASCII.
- Entering them in vi/emacs/etc: I don't think this article is about teaching people how to enter control characters into various shells and editors.
This is one of the most common questions I get. I would like to be able to point users at Wikipedia to help solve it. Should I start a new article? Can you suggest a title?
- The Common Problems section already says that modern text editors generally recognize all flavours of CR / LF newlines; this obviously includes the mentioned vi, emacs and eclipse (even though some people might not consider vi modern ;-). I don't think the article needs to mention how to perform the conversion in emacs specifically, though.
Again, conversion is a very common question, and it not addressed elsewhere. Instead of just removing useful information, you might instead move it to a better place? Why is it wrong for the conversion section?
- The perl one-liner will actually work on UNIX. Whether or not it works on Cygwin depends on the Cygwin configuration: If Cygwin is configured to use DOS/Windows newlines, it won't work, because the script won't see any CRs on input and they will be re-added on output (Perl uses the same text/binary IO modes as C does, and files are in text mode by default).
Good point. I would be happy to see the one liner in Conversion as mentioned that it will work under UNIX. Any reason why not?
- Neither GNU make nor bash ignore a final unterminated line in the versions I have tested (GNU Make 3.80, GNU bash 2.05b.0(1)-release). The only program I can think of off-hand that still has this bug is cron.
Who said GNU? The fact is that not everyone is using the latest version of all-GNU products. In any case, the caveat is useful even without the particular examples.
- And last but not least, questions should go on the talk page, never in the article!
I don't really understand this. As a reader, seeing a question in the article points me to relevant information where I am encouraged to edit and contribute. Isn't that the point of Wikipedia? There was some discussion of "publishable" versions, and I understand that questions look unprofessional in such a text. Which is more important?
Grem 11:35, 15 September 2005 (UTC)
- I'm well aware that many computers use ASCII, but it's also a fact that many don't. Especially seeing that there is a fair bit of confusion even among programmers (e.g. many people don't realize that CR and LF exist in other codes besides ASCII and have different numerical representations there), it's important not to gloss over these details. A statement like "A line feed is usually typed ctrl-j" is simply too imprecise in this context -- not only because it ignores the issue of character sets other than ASCII; in a GUI-based application (e.g. on Windows) pressing crtl-j will often not produce any character at all.
- Bash is GNU Bash, and 2.05 is not the latest version, they're up to 3.something. GNU make is probably one of the more widely used make implementations, too. You can't just go claiming that "Some unix programs (like make and bash) will silently ignore the last line if there is no newline at its end.", listing bash and make (without naming any versions or specific make implemenations) as examples when the problem doesn't exist in very widely used versions. It really wouldn't have hurt if you'd tried to verify these claims before adding them to the article. (Incidentally, the introduction already says that some programs have problems if the last line isn't NL terminated, without restricting it to Unix.)
- About editors (and conversion utilities), if you include Emacs and vi, why not also include pico, nano, Scite, KWrite, UltraEdit, ...? This article is about newlines, not about how to use one editor or another. Also see Wikipedia:What_Wikipedia_is_not, particularly "wikipedia is not instructive". I realize that viewing text files from other platforms is a somewhat common problem for end-users, so I think it's OK to have a few hints for the most commonly used platforms, and I've added one way to do it for Windows and listed two methods for Unix, but generally this is not what this article (or probably any article of an encyclopedia) is about. I don't see much reason for including a Perl version; there's already the comfortable dos2unix one mentioned, and tr (which is part of the POSIX standard, and available on partically every Unix platform) for where dos2unix isn't available. It could also be done with sed, awk, or even in plain bash; I don't see what merits inclusion of the Perl version. If you get asked about this often, and want to point people somewhere, why not point them to the manual of whatever editor they're using.
- As for the questions to prompt contributions, I don't have a link handy, but I'm fairly certain it's mentioned on some policy or guide. It's just not done, and the fact that you edited without being prompted by a question also proves that it's not necessary ;-) --K. Sperling (talk) 13:38, 15 September 2005 (UTC)
Using the diff Program with Different Line Endings[edit]
When you use programs like diff to compare the text in two file which uses different line endings there are some ambiguites. Unlike most modern text editors the original unix diff program and GNU diff seems to think that the files differ even though the content except for the line endings are the same. This makes porting between for example GNU/Linux and MS Windows more difficult. The http://www.GnuWin32.org/ port of GNU utilities have changed this behaviour so that diff does not care whether CR/LF or just LF is used as the line ending. This seems useful to me and I think that just as the text editors the diff program ought to think of line endings as just line endings and not care about its actual format when comparing two files.
Conversion using Windows Notepad/Edit?[edit]
It's true Notepad doesn't understand LF as "new line". But instead of using edit (and advising Windows users to use old text DOS program) I'd recommend Wordpad. It opens files greater than 64 KiB (Notepad can't do this) and easily converts LF to CR LF with just open/save. Wordpad is part of standard Windows distribution and is for sure more Notepad-user-friendly than any DOS tool. I'd change the page myself, but, as can be seen in this text, my English skills won't suffice :)
- Hm, I don't have wordpad installed on my windows xp... maybe I manually de-selected it during the installation, I don't really remember. Maybe we should just mention both Wordpad and EDIT then. --K. Sperling (talk) 13:20, 1 October 2005 (UTC)
- From the command line (Windows Vista may also apply to other versions such as XP) WordPad is executed by the command "write" and there is no "wordpad" command. The advice above about using WordPad in Windows to convert line endings is valid and useful but should include mention that to execute WordPad from the command line it the user needs to enter "write" as in C:>write sample.txt otherwise it may appear that WordPad is not installed. --Pdegregorio (talk) 12:40, 7 May 2009 (UTC)
Is the DOA mnemonic Original Research?[edit]
I'm troubled by one of my own inclusions on this page. I have used the DOA mnemonic, which I added to the Newline in programming languages section, to help myself remember the hexadecimal equivalent of CR-LF in assembly language using the debug program on Windows. It is short, simple, and (I think) useful to programmers; but in the interest of fairness, my conscience requires I state:
- I have not seen this mnemonic mentioned in any book or website, and so it could be argued that it is unverifiable/OR (not suitable for Wikipedia); this was particularly a problem with my original phrasing, which seemed to indicate that it was widely-used (I've rephrased it).
- However, it is so simple that it could be thought of by anyone familiar with the hex code for CR-LF. In other words, it might have been thought of before and I am simply unaware of it.
- Short pieces of code and such are regularly contributed to technical articles (including this one) without any source, and some are obviously at least semi-original. This a form of "mental code", if you will, to aid memory. We do not hunt down every minutely original thing, do we? (If we did, how could we do anything but copy exact phrasings of others... and wouldn't that violate copyright?)
I'm really up in the air about this one. Any thoughts of anyone else would be appreciated. BlueGuy213 04:52, 30 January 2007 (UTC)
- Any information which is not mentioned in any primary or secondary source (such as a textbook or research paper) is not appropriate for Wikipedia. That's covered by WP:OR. Also relevant: Wikipedia is not for things made up in school one day — which in the intro paragraph actually mentions "original mnemonics" as something that Wikipedia Is Not for. (I didn't know that that was there until just now, either.) WP:NOT also mentions that Wikipedia is not a "how-to" guide, so if an article contains a mnemonic, it should be because the mnemonic is encyclopedic (e.g., popular), not just "here's how to remember XYZ..."
- That particular mnemonic is a tad morbid, don't you think? I'm not surprised it's not used in any textbooks!
- I'm going to remove the "dead on arrival" mnemonic from the article, now that we've established that it's original research, and thus no citation can be provided. (Console yourself with the thought that since it's so simple, anyone who needs it will immediately think of it on their own, without needing help from Wikipedia. :) --Quuxplusone 08:17, 30 January 2007 (UTC)
- I agree that it is somewhat morbid, but it has been useful to me also, so I was hoping it could be kept. I guess if policy specifically says no original mnemonics, then I've got no legs to stand on. Oh well, I'll move on to other things... but maybe someday I'll write a computer book using it (and then maybe somebody else will add it back)! 22.214.171.124 09:59, 30 January 2007 (UTC)
- The previous post was mine (forgot to sign in). BlueGuy213 10:01, 30 January 2007 (UTC)
Conversion utilities[edit]
The overwriting example given like this:
cat filename | tr -d '\r' > filename
only worked because both cat's own buffering and the in-kernel pipe buffer meant that the beginning of the file could be read and eventually given to tr before the shell would truncate it and setup it as tr's STDOUT. You would lose the rest of your file if it was larger than those buffers (usually no more than a few tens of KB). It doesn't work because the file is truncated before you begin to overwrite it, but it might have worked somewhat if it were just overwritten since the new chunks would only be 1 char larger or smaller per-line and the buffering would have allowed enough slack to prevent unread parts from being overwritten. But that would have been risky still. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 126.96.36.199 (talk • contribs)
- True enough (depending on the OS and a bunch of other stuff, obviously). I've removed the useless use of cat. (Gee, that's a silly redirect, but it does seem to get used occasionally...) If some reader doesn't realize that infile and outfile must be different files on some operating systems, then that reader probably isn't going to be using tr to port text files between different OSes in the first place. There's no need to clutter the article itself with irrelevant technical minutiae. --Quuxplusone 06:06, 25 April 2007 (UTC)
Terminal conventions.[edit]
Does anyone know what conventions were used by Terminals like the VT100? I'm aware the IBM PC compatibles had ROM BIOS that converted the key code from what is now called the "Enter" key in to CR, Ox0D,CNTRL-M, but what did standard serial terminals send?
- Usually CR, but you could tell the terminal to send LF instead using an escape sequence. CWC 08:04, 5 July 2007 (UTC)
I have created a disambiguation page for line break and changed the link that redirects to newline from line break to line break (computing). I also have a copy of this page saved in case anyone is looking for it, but I'm pretty sure it's just as easy to find now. —Preceding unsigned comment added by Ark2120 (talk • contribs) 16:55, 18 October 2007 (UTC)
some modern Adobe products still exhibit the obsolete Mac OS 9 linefeed behavior[edit]
We encountered this issue while trying to svn checkin a Flash actionscript edited alternately on Mac OS X 10.4.10 with "Adobe Flash CS3" and "Adobe Flex beta 3", built on Eclipse. Adobe Flash CS3 saves with CR, while Flex save with LF only (the right thing for a psuedo-UNIX like Mac OS X).
Anyhow, just thought Adobe should be publicly flogged for persisting Mac OS 9 behavior well past its obsolence, and praised for moving in the right direction finally. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 220.127.116.11 (talk) 01:08, 22 November 2007 (UTC)
Office X does the "CR" thing too, if you export an Excel document as text it'll use CR line delimiters. I don't think CR is "obsolete Mac OS 9" behavior; Mac OS X is a platform consisting of multiple glued together systems, and as such it has more of these kinds of problems than most other platforms. Adobe shouldn't be flogged so much as Apple for not laying down a standard and ensuring the Carbon and Cocoa APIs encourage that standard's use. --Squiggleslash (talk) 15:27, 22 November 2007 (UTC)
Programing Helpers[edit]
I added a bit about special handling of newlines during program execution to the "Newline in programming languages" section. It feels a bit wordy to me, but is the best I could explain it. Someone more gifted with English may want to clean it up. badmonkey (talk) 03:58, 18 December 2007 (UTC)
I am deleting the part about C++ std::endl. Using it "because '\n' isn't portable" is a very frequent bug in C++ programs, hurting performance by forcing a stream flush for every line written. I see the section correctly mention what std::endl does near the top, but further down it lists it among things "[faciliting] newlines during program execution", which is plainly wrong. JöG (talk) 10:49, 30 March 2008 (UTC)
AT command[edit]
Accessing modems using the AT command set instructions are terminated with a carrige return symbol. You can read this in Command and Data modes (modem) and Hayes command set. I have tested this also with minicom and an old POTS modem. Thence this should be mention but I'm not that good in english to edit an article in such a major topic. --18.104.22.168 (talk) 17:50, 20 March 2008 (UTC)
End of Line detection[edit]
In the bash and ksh93 shells the following will not work as '\r\n' will be seen as the string 'rn'.
egrep -L '\r\n' myfile.txt # show UNIX style file (LF terminated) egrep -l '\r\n' myfile.txt # show DOS style file (CRLF terminated)
For these shells, one need to use builtin shell expansion $'word'
egrep -L $'\r\n' myfile.txt # show UNIX style file (LF terminated) egrep -l $'\r\n' myfile.txt # show DOS style file (CRLF terminated)
The file command should also detect the type of EOL used:
file myfile.txt > myfile.txt: ASCII text, with CRLF line terminators
Other tools permit to visualise the EOL characters like the following commands:
od -a myfile.txt cat -e myfile.txt hexdump -c myfile.txt
--Ripat (talk) 13:51, 24 June 2008 (UTC)
- The grep commands in the article (the same as these above) do not work with bash 4.1.5 and grep 2.6.3, which is the second-latest stable version. -Pgan002 (talk) 18:42, 14 April 2011 (UTC)
Inherently smarter[edit]
Dear Sirs, I notice there are different ways to write a paragraph:
- No newline (\n) until the very end, maybe hundreds of characters along.
- Newlines every 80 characters or so. Then a pair of them at the end.
Please mention which format is inherently smarter. Jidanni (talk) 01:50, 2 February 2009 (UTC)
Microsoft Excel for Mac txt export =[edit]
I recently noticed that the export plugin of Excel for Mac exports txt files with CR only. Mayb this should be mentioned since it's a bad error source for programmers expecting LF and CR LF is all they need to take care of. CatzHoek (talk) 20:51, 4 April 2010 (UTC)
- Please inform the Excel version number.Hyungjin Ahn (talk) 05:22, 1 January 2011 (UTC)
Delete section 5.1 (Microsoft product)[edit]
Hi, I don't think that the section on one particular Microsoft product is relevant for this article. I am sure there are many more programs that have bugs / incorrect handling when it comes to newlines and this is not the place to document them. I suggest to remove section 5.1 and 5.1.1 Drdee (talk) 18:51, 3 June 2011 (UTC)
Clarification needed for operating system dependence[edit]
When one makes a statement such as "Windows uses CR+LF" or "UNIX uses LF", what precisely makes these operating systems dependent on the respective convention? Namely, are we referring to command line shells, native GUI text widgets, keyboard driver, etc? There are several examples of software that can interpret these characters however they wish (or give the option to the user). As such, it is misleading to say that "On this OS, xx is the newline sequence" when the more accurate statement would be "This software in the OS treats xx as the newline sequence". Otherwise please explain why it is that (without a hack of some sort), LF cannot be used as a newline on Windows. Ham Pastrami (talk) 01:42, 26 September 2011 (UTC)
- Yes, but the text says "...usually represent a newline..." which seems simple and accurate. Of course LF can be used as a newline on Windows, and I can't think of anything in the kernel which "uses CR+LF", but is there any text in the article that is wrong or misleading? Johnuniq (talk) 03:35, 26 September 2011 (UTC)
Well, the operating system dependence exists in libc, one of the most fundamental library of both OS. For example, printf("\n") has different runtime behavior (Windows outputs CR+LF while Unix outputs LF) by default. An application can bypass libc convention on its OS but it may be considered as non-native. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 220.127.116.11 (talk) 06:12, 27 October 2012 (UTC)
- libc is one of the most fundamental libraries of *nix, because by design and specification the C library is the OS library (see the POSIX specification). On Windows, MSVCRT.dll is the compatibility layer that makes it possible to program against the standard *nix library. When people first started porting C (a 'small language with only 32 keywords', they used the OS library instead of the *nix library, but that made the code totally non portable, which lead to the definition of the 'standard C library'. The 'standard C library' (which includes the definition of 'text' and 'binary' modes) is not a definition of MS Windows.
- The behaviour of the file operations in the standard C library is important in the standard C libary, because the string operations assume terminated strings. Other languages which do not use the standard C library for string handling do not have file operations designed for interoperability with the standard C string handling libary.
- In DOS, there were two fundamental file API's: 'text' a fast, forward only, character API which determined EOF by the presence of an EOF character. Commonly used for line-oriented read and append. And 'binary', a slow, block/record API with forward/reverse and edit to record position. which determined EOF by the file size recorded in the directory. This distinction does not exist in Windows. The Windows API (CreateFile,ReadFile,WriteFile etc) does not includes a 'text' mode. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 184.108.40.206 (talk) 07:34, 20 November 2012 (UTC)
Notepad interprets CR LF as newline, but only CR or only LF will show as graphic character. — Preceding unsigned comment added by PiotrGrochowski000 (talk • contribs) 08:53, 17 March 2015 (UTC)


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COLUMBIA -- The biggest problem for South Carolina's basketball team is that the Gamecocks are not nearly deep nor experienced enough to win while playing as inconsistently as they have for most of this season. Some teams can get away with it. This one absolutely, positively cannot.
Nobody knows that better than USC coach Darrin Horn, because he'll tell anybody who will listen.
"We've got to put a complete game together," he said. "That's basically the bottom line. Until we do that, it's going to be tough to be good."
The Gamecocks (2-5) have lost three straight games entering today's trip to Clemson. They played well at times in all three losses (then-No. 1 North Carolina, Southern California and Thursday night at home against Providence), but something important was missing each time.
What makes today's game intriguing -- though certainly not the most hotly anticipated showdown in this rivalry's history -- is that Clemson (4-2) has experienced hiccups of its own so far, losing back-to-back games to the College of Charleston and Coastal Carolina, both at home.
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Leonard and power forward Anthony Gill. They were both highly regarded recruits, but even North Carolina's Harrison Barnes -- the No. 1 recruit in the Class of 2010 -- struggled at times during his freshman season.
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Leonard's backup, sophomore Brian Richardson, has also been sporadic. He shot 4 of 9 (4 of 7 on 3s) and scored 12 points against Southern Cal. In the Providence game, he played just 17 minutes, but managed to take 12 shots (and six 3s). He made two -- and zero 3s.
Horn saw signs of hope against Providence, which outscored USC just 42-40 in the second half, as the Gamecocks did a better job of working the ball inside first before taking outside shots -- something Horn has been imploring them to do. For this, Horn credited point guard Bruce Ellington, who played 15 second-half minutes in his first basketball game this season.
But Gill didn't do a good enough job of taking advantage of his opportunities in the paint. In six second-half minutes, he shot 1 of 2 and scored three points. He has shown he can play better than that. Against North Carolina, he scored 10 points (on 3-of-7 shooting, and 4 of 6 on free throws) and grabbed six rebounds -- while playing just 23 minutes because of foul trouble.
"We think Anthony's terrific right now, not down the road, and really has to have an aggressive mindset to assert himself," Horn said. "He caught the ball twice in the high post (against Providence) in the second half and really didn't get anything out of it, just because I didn't think he was aggressive."
South Carolina at Clemson When: 3:30 p.m. Where: Littlejohn Coliseum
TV: ESPNU. Radio: WTMA 1250-AM. Line: Records: South Carolina (2-5); Clemson (4-2) Notes: The Gamecocks have lost three straight games - to No. 1 North Carolina, Southern California and Providence. ... USC coach Darrin Horn is 1-2 against Clemson after winning 64-60 last season in Columbia. ... After today, the Gamecocks have final exams and don't play again until Dec. 13 at home against Presbyterian. ... Clemson rebounded from back-to-back losses to the College of Charleston and Coastal Carolina by beating Furman and then winning at Iowa 71-55 on Tuesday. After today, the Tigers have a big trip to Arizona on Saturday.
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