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In Belgium, the baskets have invisible lids … player misses four straight layups (video)
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The first thing that strikes me about Belgian basketball is that there are a lot of freakin' lines on the court. Look at that floor — how many sports do they play in that gym? (The green lines are for waffle hockey). Anyway, in this video they're playing basketball, and a player for the Belgian Third Division team Natoye, Pierre-Yves Winkin, somehow misses four consecutive layups at his on basket in a game with Andenne.
And that was fortunate for him (on the last one, you see a teammate swoop in and swat the ball away). The misses were following a free throw, and it's my belief that Winkin's subconscious was preventing him scoring. Either that or he was padding his rebounding stats. Heretofore Natoye shall be called Brick City.
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Economic growth expected to slow in New EnglandStaff, wire reports | November 17,2013Federal spending cuts and reduced consumer demand are slowing economic growth in New England, according to new projections, but Vermonts outlook is among the best in the region.
The report by the New England Economic Partnership, a nonprofit group that provides analyses and forecasts, said economic growth of 3 percent through 2017 is less than whats considered even moderate.
Mathew Barewicz, economic and labor market information chief for the Vermont Department of Labor, argued that other states would be expected to have higher growth rates coming out of the recession because they have more to recover than Vermont does.
Vermont, New Hampshire and Massachusetts are expected to continue to boast the strongest economies in the region in the next four years.
In addition, employment growth of 2 percent in the six New England states will be below the national average. Massachusetts has recovered jobs lost in the 18-month recession from December 2007 to June 2009 and Vermont will soon follow.
Barewicz pointed out that Vermont was currently tied for the fifth-lowest unemployment rate in the country.
Vermont was definitely hit during this last recession but we were not hit as hard as a number of other states and we have weathered the storm fairly well, he said.
Ross Gittell, manager of the New England forecast, said the greater Boston area has been a bright spot in the New England economy, leading the region in job growth and more than recovering the jobs lost in the recession.
The strong Boston economy also has propelled Massachusetts to lead New England states in economic performance, he said. About one-third of the states jobs recovery can be attributed to employment gains in the Boston metropolitan area.
Barewicz said Burlington, which could be considered Vermonts equivalent of Boston, was also doing well.
Boston has certainly experienced a lot of job growth ... as has Burlington in the labor market area, he said. When you look at the Burlington labor market area, that area is well beyond where it was in 2007. Its 2 to 3 percent above where it was.
While Barewicz said Vermont has still not recovered all the jobs lost since 2007, the state is less than 1 percent away from that recovery goal.
Vermonts diversified economy, which includes manufacturing, private and public education, health care and leisure and hospitality, keeps it from experiencing the extreme up and down swings seen in other states, he said.
With slow employment growth elsewhere in the region, the unemployment rate in New England is expected to decline gradually, from 6.7 percent in this years third quarter to 6.4 percent in late 2014 and to below 6 percent in the first quarter of 2016.
Unemployment in 2017 is expected to be lowest in Vermont (3.7 percent) and New Hampshire (3.3 percent). Joblessness is expected to be 6.1 percent in Rhode Island and 6 percent in Maine. Connecticut is expected to have the regions highest unemployment rate, 6.5 percent, by 2017.
The regions unemployment rate in mid-2017 is expected to be 5.4 percent. Thats a significant decline from the peak of 8.7 percent in 2010, but still above the pre-recession rate of 5 percent in the second quarter of 2008.
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The Clippers may have lost the first two games of their best-of-five first round NBA playoff series to the Utah Jazz, but they haven't lost their confidence.
"It isn't time to get out the golf clubs yet," Clipper guard Brent Barry said after practice Sunday.
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A Jasper man who authorities say robbed a Marble Hill bank at gunpoint Wednesday morning was arrested a short time later following a high-speed chase and crash.
A local man admitted Monday to his role in the double homicide of a South Georgia couple along the Amicalola River in Dawson County last December.
For the third time in just more than a year, a Dawson County Sheriff's officer graduated at the top of the class at the Regional Police Academy in Athens.
Six months have passed since a Dawson County probate clerk was arrested in connection with the theft of thousands of dollars from the court.
In what local officials say was an unexpected turn of events, Dawson County's clerk of courts resigned Thursday.
In what local officials say was an unexpected turn of events, Dawson County's clerk of court resigned Thursday.
The Internal Revenue Service has opened a case on Dawson County Clerk of Court Becky McCord, authorities said Monday.
Larry Taffar was working in his garden March 9 when he noticed two men sprint past his house behind the outlet mall.
A grand jury has indicted a Marietta-based organization on charges of helping a Cumming man end his life.
A Superior Court judge denied bond last week for two Dawson County men charged in the December slayings of a south Georgia couple.
Lindsay Burton is as comfortable in a courtroom as anywhere, so it was only natural that she would meet her future husband there.
Two Dawson County men charged in the killing of a south Georgia couple late last year along the Amicalola River were indicted Monday.
A grand jury on Monday indicted longtime Dawson County Clerk of Court Becky McCord in connection with more than $140,000 in missing funds.
Four Dawson County residents were arrested last week by the Forsyth County Sheriff's Office as part of an alleged check forgery ring.
Authorities are asking residents to be wary of letting strangers inside their homes after an alleged scam artist took money from an elderly woman last week.
Several garbage bags filled with harvested marijuana plants were discovered during a routine traffic stop Tuesday in Dawson County.
A verbal altercation between roommates that escalated into a physical fight hospitalized one man and sent another on the run early Saturday morning.
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A Dawsonville teenager is facing statutory rape and child molestation charges after admitting to having had a sexual relationship with a 15-year-old girl.
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MCLEAN, Va. - Hampton® by Hilton Hotels today announced the opening of its eighth hotel in the United Kingdom, the 117-room Hampton by Hilton Derby City Centre. The new build hotel is located in the recently opened Derby Riverlights development, situated in a waterfront area between Courts Centre and Cock Pitt Island in the centre of Derby. The hotel is conveniently located adjacent to Derby's Central Bus Station. This property is owned by Shiva Hotels Limited and managed by Hospitality Management International Limited under a franchise agreement. The Hampton by Hilton Derby City Centre is the sixth hotel the brand has opened in the UK market this year, with another 5 hotels currently scheduled in the pipeline to open between now and the end of 2013.
"The opening of our new Hampton by Hilton hotel in Derby marks the continued success of our brand in the United Kingdom," said Phil Cordell, Global Head, Focused Service and Hampton Brand. "As part of a spectacular leisure development, Hampton by Hilton Derby City Centre will be a great addition to the city and will provide guests with a high quality hotel experience."
Situated in the heart of the city with views across the river, the hotel is the perfect destination for business and leisure trips, offering a central location as well as a tranquil environment. Guests at the hotel will be able to reach the traditional and charming boutiques at the Cathedral Quarter and the shopping centre Westfield Derby within minutes. The Riverlights development also offers guests the chance to visit a number of bars, restaurants and shops, as well as a Casino.
"Hampton by Hilton Derby City Centre offers outstanding value and service as well as a premier location, catering to all our guests' different needs," said Faycal Bennani, the hotel's general manager. "Backed up by Hampton by Hilton's 100% Satisfaction Guarantee, we are committed to offering our guests a truly enjoyable stay, whenever they visit us."
Hampton by Hilton Derby City Centre offers quality service and amenities to meet the needs of every guest, whether they stay for business or pleasure. The complimentary On The House hot breakfast, providing a variety of hot and cold items, is a very popular service guests can enjoy at the hotel, whilst free high-speed internet access in every room and the public areas keeps them connected during their stay. In addition, the Hampton by Hilton Derby City Centre features a meeting room and fitness centre, as well as a full bar and snack shop available 24 hours.
The hotel offers standard guest rooms with one bed and a sofa bed. There are also accessible rooms for guests with special needs. Designed for convenience and comfort, each room is outfitted with the brand's signature Clean and Fresh Hampton BedTM, featuring crisp white linens and duvet washed fresh for every guest. A lap desk for working on the bed or sofa, a desk and chair, and a flat screen HDTV are just a few more of the many products and amenities provided in each guest room.
To make reservations at the Hampton by Hilton Derby City Centre, travellers can visit the Hampton by Hilton website at hamptonbyhilton.com. Hampton by Hilton participates in Hilton HHonorsÒ, the only hotel rewards program that offers Points & MilesÒ for the same stay and No Blackout Dates to redeem rewards.
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Shiva Hotels Ltd currently operates 4 prime located hotels representing in excess of 600 keys. In addition, Shiva has 1150 beds under development (including the landmark 350 bed Hilton at Heathrow Terminal 5, the first franchised core brand Hilton in the UK) and has secured the first preferred development agreement with Hilton Hotels. This will involve a minimum development of 3000 beds in 5 years with them and is the only such agreement allowing an operator to franchise all their brands.
About Hampton Hotels The Hampton Hotels brand, including Hampton Inn, Hampton Inn & Suites and Hampton by Hilton, is Hilton Worldwide's award-winning leader in the mid-priced hotel segment, serving value-conscious and quality-driven travelers. With over 1,900 properties totaling more than 188,000 rooms in 14 countries and territories, Hampton Hotels is part of Hilton Worldwide, a leading global hospitality company. All Hampton hotels offer comfortable surroundings and a friendly service culture, defined as "Hamptonality," delivered by over 50,000 Team Members and supported by the 100% Hampton Guarantee®, reinforcing its commitment to providing excellent service to both business and leisure travelers alike. High-quality and consistent accommodations and amenities, such as free Wi-Fi and free hot breakfast, and the latest technology and innovations, such as multi-unit Power Cubes and the brand's signature Clean and Fresh Hampton Bed®, combined with numerous locations globally have made Hampton a leader in its segment and one of the fastest growing hotel brands worldwide. Please visit www.hampton.com, http://news.hampton.com or www.hamptonoffers.com for more information and connect with Hampton Hotels online at www.facebook.com/Hampton, http://twitter.com/Hampton or www.youtube.com/Hampton.
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February is National Pet Dental Health Month, and Camp Bow Wow is offering the following tips for brushing your pups teeth to keep them sparkling and healthy.
1. Buy the Right Tools for the Job: The first step to brushing your dog's teeth is finding the right dental equipment. Be sure to purchase a doggy toothbrush that is angled and soft. For larger breeds, opt for longer toothbrushes that can be used for hard-to-reach places. Remember to never use human toothpaste on dogs because it contains ingredients that can harm Fido's stomach. There are many dog-friendly toothpaste options that come in fun flavors like peanut butter, beef or chicken.
2. Timing is Everything: Approach your dog when he or she is relaxed and in a good mood. Don't force contact, because your pup may rebel against you.
3. Positioning: Make sure your dog is comfortable before beginning. Avoid standing above your dog in a threatening way. Instead, get on the same level and sit in front of your pet.
4. Prep the Gums: Test your dog's anxiety level and willingness to have his mouth touched. Gently rub your finger on the top row of teeth and gums. You may have to repeat this step a few times before proceeding.
5. Taste Test: Place a dot of the dog toothpaste on your finger and have Fido lick it off. The key here is to find a flavor that tastes like a treat. This will make brushing a lot easier.
6. It's All in the Technique: Start by opening your dog's upper lip and brush along the gum line at a 45-degree angle. Continue to brush the rest of the teeth in a circular motion. Brush a few teeth at a time and focus on the plaque. Keep your dog calm throughout the process by gently patting his head or rubbing his fur.
7. Reward Your Dog: Congratulate Fido for being a good sport during the process with a healthy treat or extra playtime.
8. Establish a Routine: Daily brushing is ideal for your pet, but three times a week is a good start. Also keep in mind that dental hygiene doesn't end with brushing. Be sure to visit your veterinarian to determine the right routine for your pup.


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ANN ARBOR, Mich. — Nik Stauskas scored 26 points, and No. 21 Michigan held off No. 10 Iowa 75-67 on Wednesday night to remain unbeaten in the Big Ten.
The Wolverines (14-4, 6-0) have won eight straight to set up a showdown in East Lansing on Saturday night with rival Michigan State, the Big Ten's only other unbeaten team in conference play.
Aaron White scored 14 of Iowa's points in a row down the stretch, but it wasn't enough to rally the Hawkeyes (15-4, 4-2) from an 11-point deficit.
White and Melsahn Basabe scored 17 points each for Iowa. Glenn Robinson III had 14 points for Michigan and Jordan Morgan added 12.
Third-ranked Michigan State (18-1, 7-0) will bring an 11-game winning streak into Saturday's game. It will be the first time Michigan and Michigan State have ever met with both teams at 6-0 or better in Big Ten play, according to STATS.
The Spartans will be the third straight top-10 opponent for Michigan, which beat then-No. 3 Wisconsin on Saturday. The win over Iowa gave the Wolverines back-to-back victories over top-10 teams — without any games in between — for the first time since the Fab Five beat No. 5 North Carolina and No. 2 Kansas in succession in December of 1992, according to STATS.
The Wolverines are without star big man Mitch McGary, who is out indefinitely with a back injury, but they matched the tall Hawkeyes at 10 offensive rebounds. Iowa committed 14 turnovers and couldn't shoot well enough to make up for it. The Hawkeyes equaled their lowest-scoring game of the season.
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Office seeking: Councilman Ward 4
Party: Democrat
Name: Craig Houston
Education: 1987 Graduate of Meridian High School and attended The University of Southern Mississippi.
A little about myself: Son of Mr. and Mrs. Dorothy Houston; two sisters Tonya Lang and Sonja Hopkins, one brother Hubert Houston II. Lover of everything Meridian High School and Meridian, Old School R & B and Jazz; Mentor and volunteer in MPSD since 2000, chairman Meridian Juneteenth Heritage; Festival Committee Member Best for Ray Stadium Committee, Secretary/Treasurer, Meridian Alumni Football Club.
Why I am seeking office: We have spent too much money on things that are not pressing. When we spend money, especially large amounts of money we need to spend it on things that affect the day to lives of the citizens of Ward 4 and the city of Meridian. I am also running to address the crime issue. I feel we need to get more involve with the community building trust between the community and police through community policing. I feel it is unfair to pay a mortgage or rent and be afraid to come outside of your home. We owe it to the citizens of Meridian to keep them safe. We must encourage citizens to step up and speak out and know that they are perfectly safe and within their rights to do so.
The most pressing issue facing Meridian and what I will do to address it: This goes to the heart of question 2, as to why I'm running. Public Safety. Our citizens have to know their city government and officials can work together with them to bring under control those that wish to disrupt and deprive us of our public safety. I would look at ways to increase the police budget for training, more officers on the streets, create more neighborhood watch programs, working with Meridian Public Schools in mentoring and creating a system where students can fill safe in sharing their concerns and knowledge where needed, create programs that lead to gang prevention and better decision making.
Why I feel I am most qualified to fill this position: As a resident of Meridian and Ward 4 I have physically attended over 100 city council meetings, sat in on numerous other meetings that involved public interest volunteering and serving on boards or committees, thus, making a student of public policy welfare. I involve myself with the youth of this community in mentoring, trying to connect to connect with them (youth) in areas where I best fit and would most effective. I am an active member of Ward 4, who sees the daily needs of Ward 4, the potential of Ward 4, and the neglected needs of Ward 4. I have made a concerted effort to learn city government, city budgets, municipal laws, and board by-laws. I feel my interest and involvement has prepared me to be the Right Person for Ward 4 to be your City Council person.
Office Seeking: City Council Ward 4
Party: Democrat
Name: Kim Houston
Occupation: Multi-Line Insurance Agent/Owner with Shelter Insurance Company
Education: Clarkdale High School Salutatorian Class of 1993; BS Degree Business Management from University of West Alabama Class of 1997
A little about myself: I am married to Pastor Gary Houston. We have two children that attend Meridian Public Schools (Go OAKIES). I am a Christian and an active member of Porterville Zion Baptist Church where my father, Rev. James Barney, Jr. (Rebecca) is the pastor. I am an active member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc - Meridian Chapter where I serve as the Political Awareness, Social Action Team, and Sisterly Relations Chairperson. I enjoy spending time with my family and friends. I enjoy fishing, walking, and worship. I love inspiring people to be better and I am committed to public service.
Why I am seeking office: I am seeking this office to bring new excitement, energy, and new ideas to the City Council table. If we truly want something different in Meridian, we need different people sitting at the table. My purpose is to work hard to strengthen our schools which in turn will strengthen our entire community and attract a variety of business opportunities. The needs of our community are great and the community needs someone that is visible, approachable, attentive, and available to try to meet those needs. My desire is to make Ward 4 a place that people feel secure, youth are inspired, and the community as a whole is living up to its full potential.
The most pressing issue facing Meridian and what I will do to address it: Our youth — I will implement a Future Leaders of Meridian program where we build partnerships/relationships with schools, churches, established youth programs and businesses. We will focus on youth that have potential but lack parental/financial support to expose them to new experiences, team building, and address self esteem issues. This will give our youth HOPE and this will help move them in a different direction.
Why I feel I am most qualified to fill this position: I have a heart to serve others with no strings attached. I have been in numerous leadership roles and I can get things done. I am easy to talk to, ready to listen and I can be trusted. I have an open door policy and you will always be able to find me. I am not into politics but I am into people. I believe Meridian can and will become the Queen City again with the right kind of leadership. If Ward 4 is to go to the next level then Kim is the best choice to make it happen.
Office seeking: Councilman Ward 4
Party: Democrat
Name: Jesse E. Palmer Sr.
Education: Meridian Public Schools, MIssissippi Industrial College, Holly Springs majoring in mathematics and science; earned Master's Degree at Tuskegee Institute in Tuskegee, Ala.
Occupation: A retired math teacher, football, basketball and baseball coach after 34 years in Meridian Public Schools and Lauderdale County Schools.
A little about myself: I was elected to the Meridian City Council in 1989. I have been re-elected for six terms. I have served as president and vice president of the Meridian City Council. I was elected to Mississippi Hall of Fame in 2008, selected STAR teacher three times; selected to All-Conference Team eight times (four times in high school and four times in college). Member of Mt. Salem United Methodist Church, Pilgrim Hill United Methodist Church. Hobbies include singing, sports and politics.
Was married to Lorene V. Shelby Palmer for 38 years until she passed away in 1984. They have seven children and 30 grandchildren, great grandchildren and great great grandchildren. Have been married to Lula P. Jones Palmer for 11 years.
Why I am seeking office: It is very simple. 1) I have projects that have not been completed; 2) I want to have those charges that have been placed on your children's records expunged, wiped off. (School to prison pipeline; 3) I know this form of government and I know how to get things done; 4) I will stand up for what I believe and will never sell you out.


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Champagne is not the only option for New Year's Eve and in this round I want to share five non-sparkling cocktails that are great for the occasion.
- Beautiful - Simple and elegant, that is what this cocktail is to me and why it would make a great addition to any party. All you need to do is pour equal parts Cognac and Grand Marnier in a snifter and you have a fine sipping drink.
- Chartreuse Martini - Here we have a gin cocktail that adds Green Chartreuse to the standard Martini. It is a fun way to mix up a routine for a special occasion such as this.
- Fresh Squeeze - Funky and delightful, I feel for this cocktail on the first sip and it will make a great addition to your New Year's Eve dinner party. Made of Cruzan light and guava rums, it shakes thing up with a little Campari and fresh sour mix.
- Communitini - Using two pomegranate ingredients, this refreshing cocktail brings a little splash of summer to a favorite fruit of the winter season. Added to the pomegranate vodka and juice base is lemonade, simple syrup, and mint and they all combine for a stunning little drink.
- Island Voodoo - Finally, we have a bewitching cocktail with all of the elegance this occasion calls for and it is one of those amazingly easy yet flavor-rich drinks that are so comforting on cold nights. In this case, rye whiskey, Averna, and lemoncello are all that is needed to create this handsome libation.
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Gist for BlackBerry devices updates to version 1.7. Gist for BlackBerry smartphones enables you to access all of your contacts in one place and see updates for each contact from various sources including email, social networks and other online content.
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The "Get the Gist" feature now works on contact groups in the BlackBerry Contacts app. Simply open the Contacts app on your BlackBerry, highlight the group, press the BlackBerry menu button on your device and select "Get the Gist". The Gist app will open displaying the list of people in your contact group. From here you can easily navigate profile information and social updates to learn more about the people in your group.
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We received many requests from our users for more detailed messages within the app. We have added these messages in this release. You will now be prompted to sign in, check your internet connection and such, instead of receiving a generic error message.
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Boston's premier comic strip artist Darby Conley contributed this to Sunday's Boston Globe. So we sent a note to the MFA: Dear MFAniks, You were featured in a Get Fuzzy comic strip in the 2/2/14 Boston Sunday Globe, as we … Continue reading
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A Major Acquisition That Will 'Altar' MFA
A controversial but historically important artwork has been cleared by a British court to come to Boston's Museum of Fine Arts. From The Art Newspaper: Anglican court says Benjamin West altarpiece can go to Boston City of London church to … Continue reading
While We Were Out (The Art Seen In New York)
Well the Missus and I trundled down to the Big Town last week and here's some of what we saw. For starters, a couple of galleries in Chelsea. (Sign o' the Times: A billboard for a storage facility that said, … Continue reading
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The MFA Gets Postcards, The Met Gets Picassos
An object lesson in the difference between The Hub and The Big Town: Last month the hardtrundling staff noted art-lover Leonard Lauder's lecture about the wonderful collection of more than 100,000 postcards he's donated to Boston's Museum of Fine Arts. Yesterday the … Continue reading
Dead Blogging Leonard Lauder At Boston's MFA
Last night Leonard Lauder – cosmetic executive, philanthropist, collector – came to Boston's Museum of Fine Arts to to lecture about the collection of more than 100,000 postcards he's donated to the MFA. And it was very fine. Lauder, a … Continue reading
The Boston MFA's African-American Artwork Haul
As the hardworking staff has reported (EXCLUSIVE!) on several occasions, Boston's Museum of Fine Arts has sold off almost 150 African-American artworks for reasons that are, well, sort of vague. From a previous post: [A]n MFA spokeswoman graciously informed us … Continue reading
Own A Piece Of Boston's MFA
This coming Thursday Swann Galleries in New York is auctioning off a bundle of African-American artworks currently owned by Boston's Museum of Fine Arts, as the hardworking staff has previously noted. Back then an MFA spokeswoman graciously informed us that … Continue reading
Update: The Boston MFA's African-American Artwork Sale
The hardworking staff got its chronology bollixed up in this post about the MFA, much to our chagrin and partly because of this misleading format on ArtDaily.org: It turns out that story is really from several years ago (although … Continue reading
Boston's MFA Acquires Three New African-American Artworks, Sells More Than A Dozen Others
The MFA buyeth, and the the MFA selleth away. From ArtDaily.org: MFA Boston Acquires Three Paintings By 20th Century African-American Artists BOSTON, MA.- The Museum of Fine Arts, Boston (MFA), recently acquired three paintings by leading African-American artists of the … Continue reading
Boston's MFA: Museum Of Fine(anced) Arts
Boston's Museum of Fine Arts has some new blockbuster mojo with its Mario Testino: In Your Face exhibit, a natural heir to its Herb Ritts and Ralph Lauren hoedowns. But something else is a natural heir: The MFA's increasing reliance … Continue reading


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Paso Robles High grad and recent USC interim men's head basketball coach Bob Cantu has taken a new job at UTEP.
Cantu, 39, was as assistant basketball coach at USC for 12 years under three different head coaches.
He will rejoin Tim Floyd, the current head coach of the Miners, under whom Cantu coached at USC for four years.
Cantu, who also spent time as an assistant at Cuesta College, said he speaks weekly with Floyd, a mentor to him, who told him about two weeks ago that he was looking for an assistant after another UTEP coach, Greg Foster, left for a coaching position in the NBA with the Philadelphia 76ers.
"I said 'What about me?' " Cantu said by phone Tuesday. "(Floyd) said, 'I didn't know you'd be interested.' That's when it first started, and we went back and forth until it was official."
Cantu has lived his entire life in California, also coaching at Sacramento State before heading to USC.
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"UTEP is a place where there's a lot of passion for basketball," Cantu said. "It will be fun to be somewhere where the fans are so excited."
Cantu's longstanding relationship with Floyd was a primary consideration for taking the UTEP job.
Floyd previously coached the Chicago Bulls and New Orleans Hornets in the NBA, which is invaluable experience to the UTEP players, Cantu said.
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Part of Cantu's responsibilities will be recruiting, and his ties in California, a hotbed of basketball talent, played a role in his hiring at UTEP.
He expects his coaching duties also to include working with perimeter players and assisting in developing the offense.
When Cantu took over as USC's interim coach midway through last season, the Trojans were 7-10 and 2-2 in the Pac-12 Conference.
The Trojans finished 14-18 and 9-9 in league, and recorded big wins against nationally ranked Arizona and Stanford in Palo Alto.
Cantu said he opened up the Trojans' offense, encouraging a looser, up-tempo pace. He wanted players also to "have freedom within structure" and wouldn't pull them from the game after bad shots to encourage a more free-flowing offense.
He said the "taste of head coaching experience" will make him a better assistant.
"Different guys respond to coaching in different ways," Cantu said. "I really strived to understand and listen to players. I wanted to make it fun for them."
Cantu acknowledged his goal is to become a head coach of a college program someday "down the road."
After last season, the Trojans hired Florida Gulf Coast's Andy Enfield as their head coach.
Meanwhile, UTEP was 18-14 overall and 10-6 in Conference USA last season. Floyd is entering his third season as head coach this year.
Though Cantu is moving hundreds of miles away, he still plans to hold his local Bob Cantu Basketball Camp in Paso Robles from June 16-19 and in San Luis Obispo from June 23-26 and July 14-17 next summer.
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The granitoids all center around granite, a fairly equal mixture of quartz, alkali feldspar and plagioclase feldspar. As you remove alkali feldspar from proper granite, it becomes granodiorite and then tonalite (dominantly plagioclase with less than 10 percent K-feldspar). Recognizing tonalite takes a close look with a magnifier to be sure that alkali feldspar is truly absent and quartz is abundant. Most tonalite also has abundant dark minerals, but this example is almost white (leucocratic), making it a plagiogranite. Trondhjemite is a plagiogranite whose dark mineral is biotite. This specimen's dark mineral is pyroxene, so it's plain old tonalite. See another example, with thin sections, at Ron Schott's Geology Home Companion blog.
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Riverside County Superior Court Judge Bernard J. Schwartz was censured Thursday by the state Commission on Judicial Performance for statements he made to police during his arrest for driving under the influence of alcohol last year in Pismo Beach.
The director of the commission said censure was the panel's most serious punishment short of being removed from the bench.
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Remember way back when the University of Washington men's basketball team was the regular-season champion of the Pacific-12 Conference and Lorenzo Romar was the Pac-12 coach of the year?
It's a little fuzzy … how long ago was that?
What? Last year? Really? Seems a lot longer. I guess time flies when you're watching bad basketball.
The Huskies' loss to Oregon on Wednesday was their seventh defeat in the past eight outings. They scored a meager 52 points, dropped to 5-7 in league (13-12 overall) and fell all the way to ninth in the conference standings.
Only twice in the previous nine seasons have the Huskies finished below third in the regular season. And in a distressing symmetry, the last time they were as low as ninth was in Romar's first season, 2002-03.
So, with hopes of an NCAA tournament appearance hanging on a long-shot conference tournament rally, the most excitement in final six games of a forgettable regular season might be the part where we all sort through what went wrong and affix the blame.
I don't for a minute think Romar suddenly forgot how to coach. But coaching is only a part of what he has to do.
So, that brings us to the recruitment of talent. Good track record there. And there's no major arguments on his assessment of talent, either.
But there's another tricky little twist to this whole thing that can cause problems.
I think this UW season is an
example of a problem a number of coaches at major programs face, involving the philosophy of long-term roster construction.
It was simpler when the goal was merely to land the best players you could get. And then for a while, the absolute upper level was skimmed off straight out of high school by the NBA. And that was fairly simple, too, because you weren't allocating roster spots and scholarships on them.
But since the NBA's 2005 collective-bargaining agreement banned the drafting of prospects younger than 19, or those not at least a year removed from high school graduation, it all got more complicated.
Now all coaches must try to foretell the future and predict just how many years a player will be on campus.
Since draft-worthy prospects are obviously the best players on your team, losing one or two of them right off the bat can be a crippling development.
Off the 2011-12 Huskies, sophomore Terrence Ross and freshman Tony Wroten declared for early entry and were drafted No. 8 and No. 25, respectively, in the first round. That cost 40 percent of the starting lineup, taking a combined 32.4 points a game with them.
This season's Huskies with those two on the floor would be a very different story. But Romar knew those two were likely to be short-timers.
The situation creates a challenge for coaches as they plan the architecture of their teams every season.
Do you look at video of recruits and at some point say to yourself: This kid would be great here, but he'll be gone in a year. And do you view another prospect and say: This kid isn't quite as good, but we might be able to keep him for four.
And then a coach wonders if the obvious one-and-done star will be focused on making the team better or on making plays that will enhance his draft status.
Although Wroten scored in transition, on athletic drives, etc., I don't think many observers of last season's team saw him as a well-meshed contributor to the offensive scheme.
And then he was gone. Was it worth it? Depends on your philosophy and the ability to replace him. Some fans seemed delighted that the Huskies got two seasons out of Ross.
Jon Brockman and Spencer Hawes shared the Huskies' frontcourt for one season. Both were prep All-Americans, but the 7-foot-1 Hawes was a far more obvious NBA prospect. Brockman stayed four seasons and was part of 87 UW wins; Hawes played one season when UW won 19 games.
Trying to predict such things is part of a coach's job now.
Kentucky has been able to pull it off, trotting out a series of gifted freshmen every season, and watching 10 of them be taken in the first round in the past three drafts. But even Kentucky hits glitches. The Wildcats are 17-7 this season and unranked by coaches in the USA Today poll.
The real problem comes when you take the chance on short-timers and you have nothing in the pipeline to replace them when they move on. To crawl back up, Romar's got to either land more elite guys on a yearly basis, or decide to rebuild with "program" guys who are going to be around for the long haul.
Getting caught somewhere in the middle is the problem that plagues this season.Dave Boling: 253-597-8440 dave.boling@ thenewstribune.com @DaveBoling


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My waffle iron sucks but I can't get a new one. Help me troubleshoot?
Hey everyone,
My waffle iron is terrible. OR I am just terrible at using it. It is an older (5-7 years?) Black & Decker 4-in-1 Wafflemaker. Has the sandwich, grill, and griddle attachments, too.
Anyway, every time I make waffles, they stick to death and when I cook 'em and I think they are done, I open it up and it's ripped into two pieces, stuck on each side. I always end up just making pancakes with the rest.
I have tried adding a load of oil, greasing generously. I have waited much longer in case they needed longer cooking, and much shorter for same reasons. I've tried different waffle recipes. I just think it might be the iron.
Any advice at all? I can't afford to go out and buy another waffle iron, but I really would like some homemade waffles!
Ive had that issue before where the waffle splits open and nothing is inside. That happened when I was using a mix that was supposed to be just for Belgian waffles. I switched to the cheap store-brand complete pancake/waffle mix and started spraying each side of the machine with Pam before each waffle... no problems since!
I had that same model for like 30 years and didn't have that problem, but as it was such an old version maybe it wasn't identical. I finally got rid of it when I couldn't stop stuff from sticking but that took a long time. If I oil it's very lightly. not with PAM but with one of those oil sprayers you fill yourself. If stuff starts sticking on these because the finish is going, or maybe gunked up with cooked on oil, I'm not sure adding lots of oil really helps anything.
Perhaps experiment with the amount of batter you use. No matter what wafflemaker I have the best results when using as much as possible without it going out the sides when it starts to cook. Not enough batter might in splitting like that. Always tricky to get right. If you don't measure now I suggest actually measuring what you are putting in for a given recipe, then sticking to that if you find success.
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The finish definitely isn't going - I've only used it a handful of times (without success). I tried lightly oiling it, but definitely never use Pam. I have an oil sprayer, too, and I've also tried a pastry brush to get into the grooves. I'd love a new one but.... I can't afford it. Maybe I'm destined to be waffle free. I'll try adding more batter, too. Thanks!
Pam and waffle mix work for me. IIRC, waffle batter has more oil than pancake batter.
I had an old iron that stuck. I found that I had to clean it meticulously with a toothbrush. A couple of times to get all the stuck batter off. Then when I made the batter, I include 2 tablespoons of oil in the batter (which gives me 4 big waffles.) I also spray the iron, and I measure each serving of batter so that it doesn't squirt out the sides and cause it to stick.
It also has to be cooked fully, so that it doesn't rip apart when you open it. Timing is key, and I always watch the steam come out. When that has subsided, I know I'm close to being done.
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It's not so much a time thing. You have to watch the waffle, and you'll see the steam coming out the sides. After a few minutes, it will start subsiding. I let it go for another minute or so, before trying to open the iron and seeing how done it is. Make a couple of batches just for practice. The batter is cheap enough! And keep your stop watch going, and take good notes so you'll remember what worked the next time you make waffles. I always keep my notes right with my iron, so I never have to wonder what worked out the best the last time I made them.
IMO, Heidi cooks and bakes is on the right track. The waffle iron needs to be impeccably clean. Then it needs to be seasoned by heating it to its highest temperature and brushing oil throughout the grate surfaces and cooling it before wiping excess oil away.
You don't list your waffle batter recipe but if it doesn't include vegetable oil it should.
Beat the eggs well (with a bit of the milk) before introducing them to the batter (little chunks of egg throughout the batter will stick to the grates) and be certain that your waffle iron is hot when the batter is spooned onto the grates. Wipe a small amount of oil on the grate after the iron is heated and before spooning in the batter. Learn the characteristics of your waffle iron/baker/maker so that you can establish a standard cooking to that you know it will be done when you lift the lid.
If you have a teflon or other coated grate surface, ignore all of this.
re: todao
The wafflemaker in question is (allegedly) nonstick.
That is a good point about the oil. If you're making your own recipe make sure it's a waffle batter and not a pancake batter, though I'm not sure if that will affect the sticking qualities or just the texture of the waffle. Usually waffle batter is thicker with more fat, I think the extra fat in the batter is intended more for crisping than not sticking, but it can't hurt.
re: todao
I know you say you can't afford a new waffle iron, but what about a used one. I have always had the best luck with waffle irons from the early 70's. Before they would ground the plugs and before they would lower the wattage used for "safety" reasons. I know these aren't as kid friendly, but they do make a better waffle b/c they will get hotter and stay hotter than current models.
Check your local thrift store and give an old iron new life!
You have to heat the iron a long time, then add the oil. If you add it before you heat it, your batter will stick. If you're already doing this, try a sturdier flour, like whole wheat or oat flour, in your batter. Cook it a little longer than you usually do. It has to form a crust on both sides in order to release, so you may not be waiting long enough.
Waffle irons (nice modern ones) are all over the yard sales and thrift shops. I bet you can find one for under $5.
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re: ls150
Just a thought - but you've mentioned you're dealing with celiac - that means no wheat flour, correct? My aunt has had to adjust lots of recipes since she was diagnosed, including some additives to get her gluten-free flours to act properly in baking. Would you mind sharing your batter recipe? I'm wondering if you've got an additive that's the culprit?
re: tacosandbeer
I haven't tried recently so I am not sure what recipes I have used. It's been over a year, at least... I've just been craving waffles lately. I'm quite familiar with gluten-free baking/flour combining (my livelihood is an allergen-free baker), so usually I can adjust recipes fine. However, if she has a recipe to share, I could give it a whirl! Thanks!
Hi, Is150:
Four rules:
1. Preheat for at least 10 minutes before starting;
2. Very clean;
3. Well-oiled; and
4. Patience.
The Patience part can be tough. As someone else here has counseled, wait--AND TIME--until you no longer see steam coming out. If it's a little underdone do another, and give it an extra 15 seconds. Repeat until you get the degree of doneness you want. After you have the time dialed in, you're (and your waffles) are golden.
These kind of exercises are best done when there's no pressure--ideally by yourself.
Also, count yourself lucky... My waffle iron *is* iron, from about 1875, and getting both sides hot enough and for the correct time is not easy.
Waffles are moist creatures. Let the exterior get a crunch or crust to it before pulling. Your iron is old but not ancient. Much of the non-stick qualities present when new are probably gone. Unlike the flat accessory plates you describe, the waffle plates are full of corners, 4 for each pocket. Plenty of opportunity for sticking, especially if there is some minute residue left in those same corners after cleaning. Oil liberally (margarine is good) and raise the temp if possible. We experience that on occasion with our Vitantonio. Open slowly to see if done; if it starts to separate, we close the lid for another minute or so. Good crunch, moist middle, no separation.
There is an American company, C. Palmer Mfg in Penn that has been making products for 65 years and electric waffle irons for 40 years right here in the USofA. I do not have any experience with them, but their site, rather spartan, does show both uncoated and non-stick coated waffle makers. The waffle makers are cast aluminum, I think.
Anyway, it might be worth looking into.
I have a Sunbeam CG-1 from 1950. Uncoated aluminum grids, and they have been well seasoned over the decades-never scrubbed/washed, just wiped off. The waffles fall out of the grids when opened.
Even with food allergies, the grids can be cleaned on used equipment. We had to clean equipment constantly at the Jelly Belly Candy Co after running peanut butter beans through them.


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on a comment on Should McCain's Age Be On The Table? over 6 years ago
We have to make sure we're not talking about him being old so much as we have to talk about how he's out of touch with America.
on a comment on DNC Makes Convention Audible Official over 6 years ago
It WON'T hold an extra ten thousand -- remember, they will have to close off the areas behind the stage to seating, same as a large concert. So even if there are ten thousand people on the field (which seems a bit of a stretch), a significant part of the stadium will be shut off.
Well, unless they do something like the Beastie Boys did in their "In the Round" tour.
on a comment on Barack Obama Likely To Accept Nomination at Invesco Field over 6 years ago
Yeah, but what about behind the stage? If you've ver seen a concert in a stadium or arena, you know they have to block off some seats behind the stage. So it won't QUITE be 76K capacity in the seats.
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From 9 News just because it gives some props to one of our own:
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I'll take a twenty too as long as you're giving out money.
Sure, I'm not a great progressive netroots hero like Darcy, but I... damn, never mind.
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I always knew you were in the pocket of Big (olive) Oil.
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I won't hold my breath for the media to actually notice that most Hispanics don't dislike blacks and will vote for a black man.
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about this part:
Mr. Obama struggled to attract white Democrats in states like Ohio and South Dakota.Are white Democrats in Ohio and South Dakota really analogous to white Democrats in Georgia and Mississippi?
I don't think Obama will win any of these states -- not sure any Democrat would -- but just wondering about this one piece.
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Is this snark?
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First of all, you used "Obamacon" wrong. Obamacons are Republicans who are supporting Obama. Neither Todd nor Gov. Richardson are Republicans.
As for being in denial about the problems he's facing, he has been addressing some serious problems that Democrats have had, like being soft on terror, etc., etc.
"Richardson is pointing out a weakness."
As an Obama surrogate, in a nationwide newspaper, that probably isn't the time for Richardson to be saying this.
And it's just wrong to say that Hispanics won't support Obama. Polls are showing that Latinos are going for Obama at a similar rate that they did for Kerry.
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We had our primary on Super Tuesday here in New Mexico. At the time, I lived with two of my friends, both around my age, about 23, and they worked at a local call center.
Apparently a bunch of people at the call center voted for Clinton because they thought Obama was Muslim.
My roommates actually asked me if it was true. Ugh.