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For those who want to experience many of the same activities that took place this weekend, Cross Orchards will sponsor Heritage Day from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. June 8.
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Foster is a far better defensive player than Josh and I like him backing up Roy.
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Foster is a far better defensive player than Josh and I like him backing up Roy.
From the Tyler thread I posted their per36.
Josh is outshooting Tyler overeall, and moreso when you consider his 3PMs too (or was before tonight, I'll have to see the added impact)
Josh and Tyler are neck and neck in rebounding per 36, both around 9.1-9.2. Posey runs around 6.0 for comparison.
Josh blocks more shots, period. This isn't as close.
Josh leads in steals as well.
Tyler crushes in FTAs and leads the team too.
And then it has to just lean on opinion when it comes to picks and screens, but I strongly suggest that if you want to see Dunleavy open for a jumper just put Josh on the same side of the court with Dun while the ball works on the other side. Next thing Dun's defender knows he's looking at a chest full of Josh while Dun catches the pass for the wide open shot.
Tyler's picks are too clean to be really disruptive. He's turning to get clear of the contact in order to be ready to take the jumper. He doesn't really PnR all that well IMO, not that I've seen so far. It's all about the PnPop for him. If he's hitting the shot then that's great, but I don't think he frees the ball up as well as Josh who tends to work to maintain contact longer.
Like Eleazar said - different games for different situations. Neither guy warrants a DNP and neither has all year.
Assuming Tyler can stay relatively consistent (and that goes for more than a few games, I'm talking 10+ games), I agree with this.
I'd even say use Jeff and Josh at the backup 5, even when Josh is playing backup 4. He should play often.
There is a lot of truth in what you say.
Other stats that I like are adjusted FG% and points per shot. Josh kills Tyler in AFG% 53% to 43%, but Tyler has an advantage in PPS 1.267 to 1.216. An overall consideration of these two stats would probably result in an edge for Josh as well.
You raise very good points regarding Josh's role in weakside screening.
My belief on Josh is that he does not have significant upside offensively. I think Josh "is what he is" if you can pardon the expression. He can become a little more efficient, but I think that's about all he's going to gain. But, that's probably okay considering his role as a facilitator.
Josh is a better shot blocker and certainly can be an above the rim player, but I believe that Tyler is a better interior position player and "banger". It is very obvious that Tyler's physical play does get him to the line much better than Josh, or better than any other Pacer for that matter. I believe this is a talent that we cannot overlook. If you are able to get a couple of fouls on one or both of the opponent's big men in Q1, you are usually playing at an advantage, at least through the end of the quarter or possibly throughout the first half.
I think Josh has had his chance. It's not that he's done a poor job with it, but because of Hibbert's decline, JOB is looking for more offensive production from his frontcourt. I would like to see Tyler get the nod as the starter for the next few games. I would also like to see if Tyler gets better in sync with the wing players to determine whether his PnR and PnP games will get more refined.
In all honesty, I don't believe either player is going to be our long-term starting PF. More than likely, they are both stop gaps until we find that player. But, if I had to say which one is more likely to become a true starting PF, I would have to go with Tyler, even though he would have to absorb part of Josh's fundamental traits to become that player.
This is a definite reversal for me because I have been so certain that Hansbrough had a one way ticket out of here and that the Pacers might even consider rewarding Josh with a modest contract this summer.
After seeing Tyler play, I have to admit that I have really missed a player for the Pacers with such physical play and interior fortitude. If we could combine the two players games into one player, we would end up with a pretty decent player who still did not fully have the PnR skills that Collison needs at PF and we would still need a better defensive presence to pair with Hibbert.
It is important to fully evaluate all of our young players. That is why I would like to see Tyler get his opportunity with the starters. The Pacers need to know if they just need a starting PF for next season. Or, do they need both a starter and a decent backup?
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The Title of this thread should be changed to:
Where does Posey and Solo fit in; if Tyler, Foster and McBob gets more minutes?
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This really shouldn't be Josh vs Hans
Both should play.
Josh is big and athletic enough to play both positions...
I am really frustrated that he did not play last night. But then again he is slowly transforming into foster v2.
The thing that separates tyler and him is tyler simply has confidence in his game. When tyler gets the ball with a foot of space he is looking to score. Or he is looking to punsih the defense by driving to the rim.
When josh gets the ball with a foot of room. He freezes. He looks left. He looks right. Then its like a hot potato and he throws it to someone else. He is useless on offense unless he is simply running a fast break.
This does not mean that he cannot play like tyler though. If mcroberts would just trust his dribble and look to score he would easily average 10ppg. HE has the dribble to get to the rim. He has the athleticism to jump over other defenders. I just wonder when he will get the attitude that he needs.
last night, i thought josh would not get much playing time unless jeff or tyler started playing poorly. changed my mind overnight i guess.
expect that josh will gets minutes against guys that JOB thinks he can defend. jmo, but josh is an ok defender, but not a good one. there are guys that he can defend in the post and guys he cannot. the main reason josh didn't get any play vs the spurs is they are too big and too strong for josh to handle. be interesting to see what happens against ATL tonight. josh has shown little ability to defend either horford or smith, but jeff is on the 2nd night of a back to back. not sure he can physically play a lot of minutes tonight. so it is josh and solo to take up the slack. if jeff can play, he will get minutes. otherwise, solo backs up roy and josh takes the backup 4. until/unless jsoh shows he cannot defend josh smith.
in other words, josh's appearences will be situational.
I hate to see this turned into a Tyler versus Josh thing. I am high on them both but they do bring different things to the game. I'd like to see more Josh, Hibbert, and Tyler at the same time. They ought to own the boards together most of the time.
there is a subplot of tyler vs jeff on the team this year. jmo, but tyler and josh are competing for the backup PF job on next years team. since there are two guys and only one spot, it makes it kind of a zero sum game.
I like both players, and each bring different elements to the team. Depending on the Coach, each player could be an asset.
Brilliance by O'Brien, as usual. First, McRoberts is a DNP-CD after being a starter. Then, on the second night of a back to back, he is made inactive...just absolutely brilliant.
Apparently, player frustration is mounting ever higher, especially after seeing in another thread that Hibbert is now seeking help from a sports psychologist.Pacers-Hawks notebook
By Matt Winkeljohn, for NBA.com
Posted Saturday January 8, 2011 11:42PM
THE FACTS: The Hawks had five players hit double figures in scoring -- by the middle of the third quarter -- and routed the visiting Pacers 108-93 Saturday night, making 11 3-pointers as Josh Smith led the way with 27 points, 10 rebounds, six assists and two blocked shots. Atlanta's ninth straight win over Indiana was tight in the first half, which ended with the Hawks up 55-50. A 29-18 scoring bulge in the third quarter rendered the rest of the game moot. Joe Johnson added 24 points and Jamal Crawford 20 in the Hawks' sixth win in the last seven games. Danny Granger scored 16 for the Pacers, who never led while losing their third straight and falling for the sixth time in seven outings.
QUOTABLE: "It's fun; we're getting everybody involved. Jamal is starting to play like himself again ... Joe as well."
-- Hawks center-forward Al Horford, who had 14 points, 10 rebounds and six assists.
THE STAT: 62.5 -- Atlanta's Johnson (3-for-5), Crawford (3-for-5) and Mike Bibby (4-for-6) made 62.5 percent of their combined 3-points shots (10-for-16 on a night when Atlanta went 11-for-22).
TURNING POINT: Neither team shot well in the third quarter (Indiana made eight of 24 field goals, Atlanta nine of 25), but the Hawks were 4-for-7 on 3-pointers in the period (Indiana made one trey in the period) and outscored the Pacers by six at the free-throw line in the third while pushing their lead to as high as 20 points.
QUOTABLE II: "We are lacking an inside attack right now, and it's just stifling us. [The Hawks] have a great inside attack, they have a great spacing attack, they have terrific post one-on-one players, they're terrific face-up one-on-one players, and that's with athletes that are better than the athletes that we have."
-- Pacers coach Jim O'Brien, whose team was actually out-scored by a modest 32-28 margin in the paint.
HOT: Atlanta's Smith and Bibby carried the action in the third quarter, combining for 26 of the Hawks' 29 points. Smith scored 14 points on 5-for-9 shooting and hit all three of his free throws, and Bibby went 3-for-4, hitting three treys, and added three free throws as well for 12 of his 15 points in the quarter. ... Hawks sub Jamal Crawford made 10 of 19 shots, and three of five 3-pointers, to continue a roll. In the past five games, he has averaged 25.8 points, making 40 of 78 shots (51.3 percent) and 15 of 30 3-pointers (50 percent). ... Joe Johnson has averaged 27.5 points over the past four after scoring 24 Saturday. He scored 12 in the fourth quarter Saturday.
NOT: The Pacers have lost nine straight games on the road, and eight straight in Atlanta, dating to Dec. 22, 2006. ... O'Brien continues to be disappointed in the offense of center Roy Hibbert. He scored eight points Saturday on 3-for-8 shooting as he returned to the starting lineup one night after scoring 10 off the bench in a loss to San Antonio in which he was 5-for-17. ... Indy's James Posey has made just four of 19 shots over the past five games, including three of 18 3-pointers. He's attempted only one non-trey in that time, and he made it Saturday as he went 2-for-6 (1-for-4 on treys).
QUOTABLE III: "It sucks right now."
-- Pacers forward Danny Granger, when asked about Indiana's effort.
ROOKIE WATCH: Pacers youngster Paul George scored eight of his 10 points in the fourth quarter, when he also grabbed two of his six rebounds. Yet when Indianapolis coach Jim O'Brien was asked if he was encouraged by the way the rookie forward played in the fourth quarter, he said, "No. He played terrible defense."
NOTABLE: Atlanta reserve guard Jeff Teague left the game in the second quarter with a contusion to his right hand, and did not return. ... Atlanta small forward Marvin Williams missed his fifth straight game with a back contusion.
UP NEXT: For the Pacers, Tuesday at Philadelphia, Wednesday vs. Dallas, Friday vs. Chicago. For the Hawks, Tuesday vs. Milwaukee, Wednesday @ Toronto, Saturday vs. Houston
McRoberts, Hansbrough, and Hibbert should be a primary three man rotation at the 4/5, with Foster helping in limited minutes. Instead, we are going smaller.
Get rid of O'Brien, now. It is getting ridiculous.
Sorry for the derail, and the O'Brien bash.
Wow...REALLY ? He had two steals at least.ROOKIE WATCH: Pacers youngster Paul George scored eight of his 10 points in the fourth quarter, when he also grabbed two of his six rebounds. Yet when Indianapolis coach Jim O'Brien was asked if he was encouraged by the way the rookie forward played in the fourth quarter, he said, "No. He played terrible defense."
I'm really starting to believe that JOB expects ALL the players to have All-Star performances every night. Someone needs to tell JOB that's not a possible reality for Indiana, and he needs to work with what he got. As a player, comments like that would make me want to amack the hell out of my coach.
"But, first, let us now praise famous moments, because something happened Tuesday night in Indianapolis that you can watch a lifetimes worth of professional basketball and never see again. There was a brief, and very decisive, and altogether unprecedented, outburst of genuine officiating, and it was directed at the best player in the world, and that, my dear young person, simply is not done."
I watch the game and Paul didnt play bad defense he got burned two times that were his fault. But he played good defense on J.J for the most part but he made a couple really tuff shots.
That's what I thought I saw, too.
Yeah, until he got caught ball gawking I thought he was giving it to Joe. I was enjoying him getting the challenge, and getting to watch it.
I don't care what JOB says, minus 2 mistakes, it was pretty good defense.
I could be wrong....but having 2 steals doesn't translate into good defense.
I didn't watch the game, but looking at PGs defense objectively....did he look lost on defense?
I have no problem with J'OB calling out the Player if they played horribly.....I expect a rookie player to make mistakes....what I expect and hope is that he doesn't bench him permanently during the course of the game or the season while giving him a chance to learn from the mistake....specifically given minutes to redeem himself.
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Of course he didn't complain about how James Posey got sodomized by Josh Smith on offense.
We need better than solid. No JJ Redicks, Andray Blatche, Mike Dunleavy type guys to have big roles on our team.
He didn't play horribly. That's the problem with Jim's comment.
48 minutes of SF play - 36 for Danny, 12 for Paul
48 minutes of SG play - 30 for Rush, 18 for Dun
Holy crap, it's a miracle, I found a way to play them all.
Josh starts for 26-28, Tyler off the bench for 22-20, Tyler likes to take a lot of shots anyway so he works well as a main scorer while not playing as much with Roy, Danny, Rush and Collison. Bench scorers are the fresh off the bench Dun and Tyler, and as George finds his game as well.
Roy has normal 34 minute type games, Foster picks up the other 14 which works well post-injury/age.
FOUL TROUBLE means you turn to someone like Posey or Solo, and even then you can easily stretch the minutes of all those other guys.
And at this point PG should be Collison 28-36 minutes depending on how he has it going, with PRICE getting at least 10-12. So some nights you can still run Ford out there a little bit.
Or put Josh in street clothes for the 2nd game on the road of a back to back because rest is no issue and the team is so much better this way...if losing by 19 is what we consider "better"
It's a thread about Josh's playing time/role. JOB is intricately, insanely intertwined with that. Larry Brown is the only other coach that comes to mind when talking about random, nonsense benchings or trashing to the press. And I'm about to bump that thread to in order to make this point.Sorry for the derail, and the O'Brien bash.
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I haven't watched the last two games, but I find this very hard to believe. Josh is and always will be more of a factor as a shot blocker.
If we are going small with Danny playing minutes at the backup 4 spot (which means George is in the rotation), I think Josh should be getting minutes at the backup 5 when Foster can't go due to health. I can see the benefit of a lineup like this...
However, James Posey should never play over Josh Mcroberts (excepting end of game situations where we need a three). Josh's numbers are better across the board, and despite how good Posey's team defense is, it is not enough to negate the constant mismatches we are playing with Posey at the four.
It really wouldn't be a question with a sane coach, Josh is averaging more Points, Rebounds, Assists, Blocks, Better FG%, better 3 point FG% (yes, thats right) Both play roughly 20 minutes per game. Posey has not shot well enough to justify being on the floor. But he is a vet, and despite often being over matched at the four, he always stands in the right spot, and thats all that matters to this coach.
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Report: Blue Jackets to accommodate R.J. Umberger's trade request
There has never been a better time to be a Columbus Blue Jacket.
On the heels of Columbus' most successful campaign in franchise history, their 2014-15 season outlook has reached peak optimism - but that doesn't mean there isn't one disgruntled member of their budding fleet.
Veteran forward R.J. Umberger reportedly requested a trade during his season-ending exit interview, a plea team management has agreed to accommodate according to sources of the Columbus Dispatch's Aaron Portzline.
Umberger skated to his first two playoff wins in six years with the organization this season, but despite battling a myriad of injuries, Umberger was scratched per coach's decision in four late-season games.
Trading the former Philadelphia Flyer will be a challenge for general manager Jarmo Kekalainen; Umberger has a hefty $13.8 million cap hit over three years remaining on his current deal, which also includes a limited no-trade clause kicking in June 15.


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Tampa Bay Lightning's biggest Game 6 challenge is to better manage emotions, coach says
Tampa Bay Lightning coach Guy Boucher said the biggest challenge for his players in tonight's Game 6 of the Eastern Conference quarterfinals against the Penguins is to better manage their emotions. Boucher said the team did not do a good job of that in the first two games at the St. Pete Times Forum, both losses.
He blamed his players' relative playoff inexperience and the fact that the team has gone so long without a playoff victory at home. The last time Tampa Bay won a playoff games at the Times Forum was April 16, 2007, against the Devils.
"They are very well aware there hasn't been a series won in this organization (since the 2004 Stanley Cup final)," Boucher said. "And fans are waiting for that big win in the playoffs, and everybody cared so much, probably too much and it took us away from our task. We want to make sure we come to the ice intense but mentally calm about what we want to do."
Steven Stamkos echoed that sentiment when he spoke of how players were running around in Game 1 trying to throw body checks. Not a bad strategy in the bigger picture, but he said it took the team out of its structure.
"We don't need to run around," Stamkos said. "We have to have that intensity but play smart."
Part of that process was having the team Sunday night stay in a hotel near the arena. Stamkos said it was to keep out any distractions and to make it feel more like a road game, where, again, teams generally play simpler and not to the crowd.
"That's what the coach wanted, to have that kind of mentality we had in those games," wing Sean Bergenheim said. "What they're looking for is we haven't had the best first periods. They wanted to change things up a little bit, so we're ready for the puck drop."
Other stuff from the morning: Interesting conversation with Dustin Tokarski, the Norfolk goalie who was called up with Mattias Ritola and Blair Jones when the Admirals season finished. Said he believes the technical part of his game is at the highest level it has been and his goal is to come to camp and give "110 percent" to try and make the team. Tokarski's candidacy for the backup role has gotten a boost with the continuing injury situation with Cedrick Desjardins, who was supposed to be the Lightning backup next season but is now battling doubts within the organization because of his injury. Tokarski said the skate-blade cut under his chin that required 27 stitches has healed nicely. He said he felt no pain when the injury occurred but when he put his hand to his neck and saw the blood, he got to the bench as quick as he could. "I asked them is it a little cut or is it bad?" Tokarski said. "Their eyes opened." Asked how close the skate came to clipping a vital artery or vein, Tokarski said, "I've heard it was within millimeters to within a quarter of an inch to being pretty bad by an artery." ... Boucher called Bergenheim during the playoffs "a warrior." Bergenheim has a goal and two points in five games, is tied for the team lead with 16 shots and is tied for third with 11 hits. "These games are so much fun to play," Bergenheim said of the playoffs. "Every single game you have to win. You would throw yourself head-first in front of a puck if you had to. I'm just enjoying it very much." ... Does this mean anything? In the past two Lightning games in which Eric Furlatt was a referee (Game 1 of the playoffs and the final regular-season game), 14 minor penalties were called on Tampa Bay compared to four for the opponent. "I'm aware of who the referees are always before the game starts," Boucher said. "When you make a game plan, you usually don't talk about the refs, and you want to control what you can control. It just means we have to be a lot more aware of what we're going to do during the game and make sure we don't get the same result."


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We stare at them a lot, the twins down the street. Not because they're twins or even because they're conjoined at the spine. We stare mostly because they don't look like twins. They don't even look like they should be related.
They take walks around town in the summer, stopping in stores just to say hello. Mikey saw them on his first day in town and said, "Those two really like piggy back rides, huh?"
"They're stuck like that, dingbat." I explained.
"Yeah dingbat," Joe added. "Be more sensitive."
We only know them as Ketchup and Mustard because Mikey and me, we get egg McMuffins every morning and they stop in McDonalds before school to get toppings for lunch. Ketchup, as we know her, is the one with legs and arms long enough to reach the pumps to squeeze ketchup and mustard into little paper cups.
"I bet if we tried to do that we'd get kicked out." Mikey says.
Ketchup wears her sister like a backpack. She pumps out the mustard and passes the filled cup over her head, placing it in her sister's smaller hands and leaving a yellow stripe on her cheek.
That's Mustard back there. She has bright, white hair that never fails to catch the light. Even in the dark it shimmers. They say that she is Ketchup's guardian angel and that someone up there made a mistake. I've become an expert on that hair. Sitting behind her in Biology every day, I try to figure out where one starts and the other ends. But that hair always steals my attention and Biology dissolves into me contemplating whether she would feel it if I stole a few strands. At night I dream about plucking her off like a ripe apple and keeping her in my locker.
Ketchup looks like the rest of us humans. Her face is more freckle than skin. Tom Felding made a joke in fourth grade that God sneezed on her and forgot to clean it off. It stuck for a while and people called her booger face. That was before we all realized Mustard was pretty. By eighth grade no one could say a bad word about the twins. All you could do was stare. As they walked, Mustard's head bounced. it was like a buoy floating in the ocean. Her hair swung with unnatural velocities. Any other girl would have to pull something in her neck to achieve such height.
Their dad has a joke about it. I overheard it once at Open House. The parents were in Mrs. Field's classroom, and in his chuckling voice, he said, "Hell, if they weren't connected, I'da sworn she cheated on me! Am I right?" He laughed and the parents laughed; but the twins' mom crossed her arms, and when her husband patted the top of her head to show he was kidding, I felt sorry for her.
The next night me and Joe and Mikey decide to follow them home after a football game. Only once do we have to hide behind a tree because Mikey forgets we are supposed to be quiet and kicks a rock. Staring only at their back while we stalked a yard behind, they could almost pass for one girl. Mustard's hair is tied up in a high ponytail and I wonder if her arms could really reach that high.
It's real easy to find their house. All you have to do is follow the branches. A block in every direction, the trees bend toward their house. Over the years, after the twins were born, the trunks slowly began to bow and leaves began to droop, as if drawn to them. It was so gradual that the neighbors hardly noticed until a botanist came to investigate the odd foliage phenomenon.
"It must be because we have the brightest little girls," their mother was quoted saying in the Suburban Times, though the botanist concluded that it probably had something to do with the plant food their father used in the garden. In the picture accompanying the article, their mother and the twins were smiling in front of their house. They stood under two low branches like a frame. Mustard had to wrench her neck to the right to be seen over her sister's shoulder. She looked like a decapitated head, but we knew she was so much more. It's the general consensus among the male population that it was sometime between eighth grade and sophomore year of high school that Mustard grew boobs. We used to wonder if they bumped against Ketchup's back when they walked.
The thing about bent trees is that they're easy to climb. Me and Joe and Mikey watch outside the twins' dark house for a light to turn on. This is how we figure out that their bedroom is on the second floor and that they are actually happy. We get in a row, lying with our stomachs on a branch, and watch the sisters. Joe leaves after half an hour and Mikey eventually falls asleep, but I stay and I watch.
They sit in front of a mirror for a really long time, just talking. At some point I realize that they can never naturally look one another in the eye and it makes me more sad than the time I heard they weren't going to live past 25. Mustard braids Ketchup's hair the whole time. She leans back and tugs hard at the handle of a brush and even from far away I wince because I keep expecting her to break off. Every once and a while Ketchup swings her hand in a broad circle over her head and playfully whacks Mustard in the face and they laugh. Eventually they come back from the bathroom in pajamas and lie in bed on their side with their heads parallel and speak to the wall.
"Hey dingbat." Mikey says, as we wait in the parking lot for school to start, eating our egg McMuffins. "Do you think it's true?" The twins walk inside, one backpack on Mustard's back and another cradled between the two. "Maybe she is an angel."
I didn't believe it myself until Mustard scored a secret date for Ketchup at Senior Prom because it had to be nothing short of divine intervention. His name is Tom Felding and Tom Felding is no easy catch, especially for a girl with 2 spines, 2 necks, and 2 heads. Although the 4 boobs may have played a part in Tom Felding's decision.
It must have been tricky, how Mustard pulled it off. Mikey heard that Mustard passed him a note in class and that Tom Felding was under the impression that he was going out with Mustard -- not Ketchup. But how could Mustard write a note without Ketchup passing her a piece of paper, a pen, and without using Ketchup's back as a desk?
Joe and I, we didn't buy it.
Joe said he heard that one night Mustard hit Ketchup over the head, knocked her out and called Tom Felding on the phone, intentionally misleading him into a date with her, knowing the whole time it was for her sister.
What we do see firsthand is Ketchup's eyes lighting up and 2 heads bobbing in the air as she jumps with excitement. It turns out that Ketchup's not the only one with a surprise when I realize that I am jealous.
The school rented out a boat for senior prom and decorated it with streamers that very quickly disintegrate from wind and water once the boat sets out. Mustard spends the whole night wearing earmuffs and a blindfold to give Ketchup privacy. Ketchup has on a pink dress that had to be altered with a hole in the back for Mustard, who wears a plain black t-shirt but is still the prettiest girl there. Her nose curls up under the blindfold and every once and a while she licks her dry lips. We think she falls asleep on the dance floor because as Ketchup and Tom Felding shuffle back and forth her body slouches and sags. Her arms relax onto Ketchup, who just smiles and wraps them around her neck like a scarf.
The boat turns out to be a disaster. After an hour out on the lake, we have to turn back because someone discovers flooding in the girl's bathroom and the captain suspects it may be an old hole opening up anew.
It's not until we dock that Mikey and I get word something is wrong. An ambulance is waiting for us on land, and before anyone is allowed to leave, we see Ketchup and Mustard lying on their side on a stretcher.
Carlie McNeil, rumor has it, was all set to go to the dance with Tom Felding and when she found out that he ditched her for the Ketchup and Mustard twins, she was determined to set the record straight. We hear that she punched the twins out when they came into the bathroom. We hear that Ketchup's head smashed into Mustard's head and they ended up on the floor. We hear it sounded like firewood popping and there was a crunch like teeth. We hear that the only reason Ketchup survived was because her head was propped up on Mustard and out of the reach of the water.
At Mustard's funeral they lower an empty casket. It must be the only funeral ever where the dead body watches its own descent into the ground. They dress her in black and tape her eyelids shut. I guess she must be heavy because Ketchup sags lower and lower as the day goes on. By the time the coffin is out of sight, she's on her knees.
"Do you think she'll still get ketchup from McDonalds?" Mikey whispers. "Do you think she'll switch over to mustard now?"
There are a couple attempted surgeries, but every one of them fails because it requires the doctors to break the spinal cord. Ketchup isn't expected to live much longer. We think she doesn't even want to. They throw a black blanket over Mustard, and Ketchup continues to trudge about life.
I note a strand of the blond hair sticking out from under the blanket in Biology. I move in my seat and the light reflecting off the hair moves with me. It seems to me that she would have wanted me to have them. I tug so quickly that only Mrs. Field sees, but she doesn't say anything.
Later, I heard that Mustard's hair kept growing after she died and after Ketchup graduated. It grew so long that one day Ketchup tripped on it and they had to shave it all off.
Once I had the strands of hair, I didn't know what to do with them. For the longest time, I would hold the ends with one finger and stroke them with the other. They never lost their shine even after 5 years, but eventually I lost track of them. They probably ended up in a vacuum bag or stolen by the wind when I moved out.
I only see the twins once more -- on the street, taking their morning walk.
"Hi Ketchup," I say.
"What did you just call me?"
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Nominal rigidities and the optimal rate of inflation
This paper analyses two reasons why inflation may interfere with price adjustment so as to create inefficiencies in resource allocation at low rates of inflation. The first argument is that the higher the rate of inflation the lower the likelihood that downward nominal rigidities are binding (the Tobin argument) which implies a non-linear Phillips-curve. The second argument is that low inflation strengthens nominal price rigidities and thus impairs the flexibility of the price system resulting in a less efficient resource allocation. It is argued that inflation can be too low from a welfare point of view due to the presence of nominal rigidities, but the quantitative importance is an open question. Klassifikation:
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Rode into Phoenix today to meet the brother firefighters at Station 10 on the outskirts of town. After five lonely days on the desert roads and a few near-death experiences on the wild Highway 60 in Phoenix during morning rush hour, I pulled into the busy fire apparatus bay loaded with cops and firefighters on bikes ready to ride into town with me.
Jeff Steinbeck, the Phoenix firefighter I had been talking to over the last several months, had arranged an awesome welcome into town. There were firefighters with their bikes, Phoenix police on bikes and an escort into town with police vehicles and good old station 10's Engine Company. We rode code 3 the few miles into town as a group supporting the fundraising cause for cancer. I will post a few clips and pictures this weekend.
Everyone downtown stopped in their tracks and watched the amazing procession. I had mounted a globe and a Canadian and U.S. flag on the back of my bike. A few of the riders yelled " Cycling the Globe for Cancer" and the odd comment of " It's the President of Canada, folks." People stopped and cheered along the route. It's so strange and also quite overwhelming to all of a sudden ride into this from five days in the desert where it was actually so hot my rubber handlebars began to melt onto my cycling gloves.We stopped at city hall, took the elevator up to the the 11th floor and did a handshake with Mayor Greg Stanton. Quite a nice guy, actually. We talked a short time about how he was working on improving cycling in Phoenix, and seemed amused at how excited I was about getting a full massage tomorrow.
Lots of radio and Channel 5 news etc. were there to promote the ride and cause, but I was too tired to watch tonight.
I was so excited today I forgot all about the NHL strike! As a matter of fact I'm glad there is a strike; I'm not missing any Canucks games while crossing the Country.
I am overwhelmed at the way the city of Phoenix rolled out the welcome mat for this Canadian cyclist from Vancouver, Canada. It's a huge boost to raising awareness for the cause and it was great to have so many along to support me.
Many emails tonight from cancer survivors and people who want to ride along and just great folks wishing me luck.
Thank you, Phoenix. I am really beginning to feel like Forrest Gump.
One rest day tomorrow then an 8,000-foot climb to cross the Continental Divide Saturday towards Globe and Safford and into New Mexico.
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- Delicates Yes
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- Normal/Casual Yes
- Quick Yes - 25 Min (8LB Mixed Load)
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- Casual Yes
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- Hot Yes
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- Warm Yes
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I just wanted to share my experience with the Igo Kapoosh universal knife block. I have had it for a year now and I think it is much more versatile than a traditional wooden block.
It is comprised of tightly packed plastic rods w/ a wooden frame, and allow you to place lots of knives of any shape and size in them. It's like sticking a knife in a sandbox. And at $30, it's cheaper than wooden blocks!
The only minor issues I have with it are that my 8" chefs knife sticks out a little bit, and the angle is a little too upright, which does not allow me to push it to the back of my counter because the cabinets impede removal of the longer knives.
I see there is a new oval shaped one, but I think you lose some usable space near the edges.


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September 28, 2007
The number of inmates in adult correctional facilities in the United States has topped two million for the first time, but in a reversal from 2000, more Americans now live in college dormitories than in prisons, according to the Census Bureau.
- Some 2.3 million Americans live in college and university dormitories compared with 2.1 million in adult correctional institutions.
- The number of state and federal prisoners in 2006 was more than double the prison population in 1990 and up slightly from nearly 2 million in 2000.
- Women accounted for 10 percent of the inmates in 2006, compared with 8 percent in 1990.
Among people living in group quarters:
- Whites were almost twice as likely to be living in a dormitory as in prison.
- Asians were nine times more likely to be in a college dorm than in prison.
- Blacks and Hispanics were about three times more likely to be imprisoned than living in a dormitory.
However, while black male prisoners outnumber black men living in college dorms, more young black men (18- to 24-year-olds) are enrolled in college:
- In 2003, according to Justice Department figures, 193,000 black college-age men were in prison.
- While 132,000 black college-age men were living on campus, an additional 400,000 or so were attending college but living someplace else.
Source: Sam Roberts, "College Dwellers Outnumber the Imprisoned," New York Times, September 27, 2007.
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- April 2, 2008, 9:45 AM
Aero Toy Store of Fort Lauderdale, Fla. is making helicopter cabin finish work a growing part of its completion and refurbishment business. At Heli-Expo 2008 in Houston, the company displayed a new Agusta-Westland AW139 equipped with Aerospace Concepts International's Cocoon noise-reduction package. The AW139 on display was configured for nine passengers, with a rear-facing, four-place divan, two forward-facing seats and removable three-place forward-facing jump seats. Rounding out the VIP furnishings were two 15-inch LCD monitors with Airshow's moving map, two-zone cabin climate control, CD/DVD player, satellite radio, iPod interface and external cameras.


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Matt Moore was supposed to be the next big thing. But then he did so well, and the Rays got so close to a playoff spot, that the timetable got accelerated. So he's here now, and the 22-year-old brings more than blazing heat.
Yr. Team/level W-L ERA G IP H BB K
'07 Princeton/rookie 0-0 2.66 8 20.1 12 16 29
'08 Princeton/rookie 2-2 1.66 12 54.1 30 19 77
'09 Bowling Green/A 8-5 3.15 26 123 86 70 176
'10 Charlotte/Adv. A 6-11 3.36 26 144.2 109 61 208
'11 Montgomery/AA 8-3 2.20 18 102.1 68 28 131
Durham/AAA 4-0 1.37 9 52.2 33 18 70
Rays 0-0 6.23 2 4.1 5 2 4
The details
Name: Matthew Cody Moore
Born: 6-18-89, Fort Walton Beach
Lives: Edgewood, N.M. (about an hour east of Albuquerque)
High School: Moriarty
Drafted: 8th round, 2007 (245th overall)
A little help from a friend
Moore's blazing four-seam fastball is a gift, a product of his natural ability. His circle changeup the result of his work and the urging and insistence of the Rays coaches. But the killer curveball that makes it all work? He thanks Jordan Pacheco, a rookie C/1B with the Rockies.
Pacheco was an area prep star who then played with Moore's older brother, Bobby, at the University of New Mexico. When Matt was up visiting during his senior year of high school, they started playing catch and throwing their curves, and Matt asked Jordan to show him his grip, which is essentially a spike curve, with one finger on top.
"I saw him play all through high school and he had this nasty hook, and I didn't have that," Moore said. "So it would have been dumb of me not to see what he was doing. And the pitch took off for me."
Moore hasn't exactly returned the favor: He has faced Pacheco — who was just called up by the Rockies for the first time — twice in the minors, breaking his bat once and striking him out. "He's going to be looking for some revenge," Moore said. "We joke about that."
By any name
For now, the Rays pitcher is at best the second most famous Matt Moore. No. 1 is the quarterback who played four seasons with the Panthers and is now with the Dolphins. There's also a rising rocker and an internationally known graphic artist/designer. Though the QB Moore (who attended the same California high school as James Shields) played baseball well enough to get drafted by the Angels in 2004, the LHP Moore played football only through junior high, and was a fullback and defensive end. He can only throw a small football: "If you put an NFL football in my hands, it's garbage. It's quack-quack. If it's undersized I can get it to spiral pretty good."
A message in ink
The large tattoo on Moore's left shoulder bears meaning: "I'm a Catholic, and it's the patron saint of battle, St. Michael. That was my sponsor saint when I was confirmed, and it's kind of symbolic as far as the game goes — that it's a battle out there, and that's kind of how it all ties together for me. And there's not just the battle of baseball but the battle of life."
Hey aren't you …
Moore hasn't been mistaken for the other Matts but does hear some chatter about his resemblance to actor Adrian Grenier, above, who happens to play the lead role in his favorite show, Entourage. "I get a Vinny Chase kind of thing, a couple of comparisons of looked and features," Moore said.
From an enchanted land
Moore was born in Fort Walton Beach, his father a 23-year man in the Air Force, then lived four years in Japan (though attending an American school) and moved to New Mexico when he was 11. That's a state not known for baseball, producing fewer big-leaguers than all but Alaska, Montana and Wyoming. Most successful was Hall of Famer Ralph Kiner. More famous than baseball players? Auto racers Al and Bobby Unser. Actor Demi Moore. Singer John Denver (who knew?)
Rays rumblings
With the renamed Miami Marlins playing a one-game series to open their new stadium, wouldn't the Rays have been a more logical guest than the Cardinals? … Related, the Rays could consider the now-available Florida first name. Maybe in a new stadium? … Mlbtraderumors.com ranks Casey Kotchman the second-best minor-league contract deal of the year, behind the Yankees' Bartolo Colon. … Ex-Rays Fernando Perez and Rocco Baldelli are talking about forming a band. … ESPN's Buster Olney says James Shields is "probably running a strong third" in the AL Cy Young race. … CF B.J. Upton told Washington's WTOP that if he can't stay with the Rays as preferred, "it would be kind of cool to play close to home" with the Nats. … Did principal owner Stuart Sternberg mean exec VP Andrew Friedman was "a partner" in the philosophical sense, or is an ownership share of the team part of a package to keep him? … Other obvious issues with the 2012 schedule: Sending the Rays on a mid-April trip to cold-weather Detroit, Boston and Toronto; and to the West Coast twice in less than three weeks in late July/early August.
Got a minute? Matt Moore
Must-see TV? Entourage.
Big-night out meal? Ruth's Chris. I've only had it twice, but I really like it.
Singer or band you'd want to be on stage with? I like rock, so maybe Metallica back in the day.
Worst job? Pushing carts and stacking groceries at John Brooks (supermarket) for $5.15 an hour.
Dream date? If (actor) Jordana Brewster is out there reading this …
What's next?
As impressive of a season as Moore had — 12-3, 1.92, 210 Ks in 155 minor-league innings — he likely won't open next season in the majors. The Rays tend to be conservative (and successful) in their handling of pitchers, and since he had only a little more than a month at Triple A he seems headed back there, much like David Price was in 2009. (There's also service time/financial benefits for the Rays to wait.) Plus, pending what the Rays do in the offseason, there's no room for him, if they bring back the current five starters plus Alex Cobb will be healthy.


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I try not to get too excited about any musical events or traveling period. All of the pre-planning and coordinating involved usually does well enough at distracted me from the anticipation anyways. However, I fell head over heels in love with A3C rather quickly. The proximity is a plus as well as the fact that it's approximately six months apart from SXSW helps as well. But the biggest draw may be the wide array of artists that it brings to Atlanta. There's the rising stars, the names we know as well as future mentions all convening in one city for a few quick days, along with fans and listeners who come to take it all in.
Being that it takes place in the South, there's a genial, almost family reunion feel to the whole thing and there's the difference that makes A3C a totally different experience from other festivals. SXSW is a constant blitzkrieg; A3C has a comfortable Southern drawl to its pace. There's time to fraternize and actually chop it up with artists. During the off time, the city has ample spots for food and drinks plus shopping attractions. Traffic too, but I digress.
If you can't make it to the A next week, that's for shame because the whole thing really is a thing of beauty. Still, SMKA's got you covered by putting together two mixes for your benefit. It'll hold you down for this year, but go ahead and starting saving cash so you'll be in attendance for the next.
"With over 200 artists taking one of the festival's many stages over the course of the weekend, A3C has teamed up with SMKA to present a two-part Official 2010 A3C Mixtape, featuring tracks from a sampling of the artists scheduled to perform. Showing off the regional diversity of artists in attendance, part one of the series features tracks from 1982 (Statik Selektah & Termanology), Crooked I, Killer Mike, Chaundon, Aleon Craft, Mistah FAB, The Jacka, and more."
Watch for the A3C Mixtape Pt. 2 to be released on Tuesday, Oct 5th.
1. 1982 (Statik Selektah & Termanology) ft. Bun B & Masspike Miles – "You Should Go Home"
2. Chaundon – "Y'all Don't Want It"
3. Diamond District – "I Mean Business"
4. Aleon Craft – "Yoga Flame"
5. Mistah FAB ft. Lil Boosie & Yo Gotti – "Done It All"
6. Sha Stimuli – "Am I Different pt. 2"
7. Soul Khan ft. Akie Bermiss – "Fahrenheit"
8. Crooked I – "Everythang Dirty"
9. Cymarshall Law & Skit Slam (Everliven Sound) ft. El da Sensei – "Elements"
10. Punchline ft. Wordsworth – "Don't Get Married"
11. Jean Grae ft. Styles P & Talib Kweli – "R.I.P."
12. Killer Mike & T.I.P – "Ready Set Go"
13. RE ft. Short Dawg – "Feelin' Some Kinda Way"
14. The Jacka ft. Andre Nickatina – "Glamorous Lifestyle"
15. Spectac & Amiri – "As If"
16. Senor Kaos ft. Fresh Daily – "You Couldn't Relate"
17. Young Scolla – "Stare"
18. Thee Tom Hardy – "I'm Grinnin'"
19. Joe Scudda – "Open For Business"
20. Cloudeater – "Decade"
Download — Official 2010 A3C Mixtape Pt. 1 Presented by SMKA
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March 19, 2011
Cabin Fever Golf Classic moved to next weekend
Steamboat Springs — The Cabin Fever Golf Classic benefiting the Holy Name Catholic Church expansion fund has been moved from today to March 26 at Haymaker Golf Course. Registration, lunch and activities start at 11 a.m., with a shotgun start at noon. The cost is $40 for individuals and includes green fees, lunch and a T-shirt. Teams of two are $70. Sign up at http://www.cabinfevergolf.com. Call Mary Effinger at 970-879-3378 for sponsorship information.
Ride 4 Yellow hands out $100K in local support
The Ride 4 Yellow Granting Committee has awarded $100,000 to local cancer support services and initiatives as a result of the inaugural Ride 4 Yellow event last summer, according to a news release. The event was created to benefit local nonprofit organizations and the Livestrong Foundation founded by Lance Armstrong. The event raised $266,000 in net proceeds, split among the Livestrong Foundation and the Ride 4 Yellow granting funds at the Yampa Valley Community Foundation.
The following three organizations will receive funding in 2011:
■ Andy Caress Melanoma Foundation: $9,000 for melanoma awareness programs and to assist with initial costs in becoming a more sustainable organization.
■ Northwest Colorado Visiting Nurses Association: $20,000 for the Hospice and Palliative Care program.
■ Yampa Valley Medical Center: $71,000 to assist in developing the infrastructure needed to provide cancer services and to provide direct cancer services for local individuals.
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The next Livestrong sponsored event is Ski 4 Yellow on Friday and March 26 at Steamboat Ski Area. Participants can ski or ride with Olympians and World Cup athletes in the fight against cancer. A limited number of spaces remain for the event. Participants can sign up for the event or make a donation at http://www.ski4yellow.com.