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Stay on a 5th generation working ranch. Each room has a beautiful view with full breakfast and 3 course dinner included. On the ranch there are walking trails and horseback riding is available. Golf and world class wineries are in the area.
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The Winemakers Porch B&B sits on top of a knoll overlooking our Bordeaux vineyards. Our guests are invited to spend time sharing in our vineyard lifestyle. Luxury accommodations, complimentary bottle of wine, wireless Internet and gourmet breakfast.
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High Ridge Manor offers magnificent views, tastefully appointed living quarters with oversized whirlpool tubs in every room. Enjoy the best views in Paso Robles from every room! We offer gourmet meals and an elegant dining experience for all guests.
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100-acre ranch with 28 acres of wine grapes & 850 olive trees. Lovely rooms, great hospitality & delightful breakfasts. Peaceful & quiet.
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Dunning Ranch Guest Suites are located on 40 acres with vineyards and an award-winning winery just steps away... The Inn features very luxurious, private guest suites, a 1 bedroom suite and a 2 bedroom suite. Wine tasting is included.
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Built in 1886 by the Founder of Templeton, the Inn is now a designated Historic Site. This old Victorian home has been lovingly restored and guests may look forward to sharing in the gracious living of a bygone era at Country House Inn.
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Enjoy a relaxing and luxurious get-away in the heart of Paso Robles' Wine Country. Wine tasting, gourmet breakfasts and privacy awaits. Private entrance, baths and kitchenettes. Discover for yourself the best kept secret on the Central Coast.
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Comfortable elegance, gracious hospitality, and delicious breakfast. 3 acres of oak-studded hills and lush gardens with fantastic views and gorgeous sunsets. 3 beautifully decorated suites, styled after different European countries, and many common areas.
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Find a touch of French village life at this delightfully renovated B&B. Individually themed rooms have whimsical art, custom furnishings, and CD players. Rates include wine pairings in the early evening and gourmet breakfasts.
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Sometimes we take ourselves too seriously in this profession ... after all, it's technology. It's not at all funny. Or is it? Maybe not, but the people and the companies are pretty funny, or at least deserve to be made fun of. Every year at the InformationWeek 500, we kick off the awards ceremony with a fun look back at the year in technology news.
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Thank goodness it is time to update my bio. Less than two years ago when I first joined Find-A-Grave, I was having trouble just identifing my grandparents! But now I can proudly say not only do I know now who they were, but I actually have photos of some. To me this is a miracle, I have discovered living DeLoach relatives that were unknown to me and through their kindness the puzzle has finally come together. So I want to send special "Angel" kisses to: Sybil DeLoach Safrit, David W. Day, Linda DeLoach Pitts and Brenda DeLoach Blount. And if not for Pamela C. Kelley and Sue Smith Ferranti in AL the branches of my Smith family tree would almost be bare. Thank you from the bottom of my heart for giving me my past. I love you Edmund, thank you for allowing me the time and understanding my need to do this.
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Dorothy George Taylor
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Hello Susan,
I am also a DeLoach descendant. Isaac DeLoach is my 4th great grandfather via his son, Joseph Asa DeLoach, down to his son Jesse Martin "Bud" DeLoach, to his daughter Willi Jo Delaoch Moody via her daughter Dorothy Moody Henry to my mother then me.
I have a bit more info in case you didn't have it -
Isaac is the son of:
Ephraim DeLoach, born in 1777 in Beauford, SC. Died 1819/1822 in SC.
Sarah Durrence, daughter of Welcome William Durrance & Elizabeth Williams. Sarah was born in 1783/1784 in SC. Ephraim and Sarah married about 1801.
Ephraim is the son of:
Hardy DeLoach Sr, born 1735 in Old Edgecombe, NC. and died after 1820 in Old Beauford Dist. SC.
Elizabeth Hart, born 1730 in Edgefield, Saluda, SC / Edgefield Co. SC. and died 1820 in Effingham, GA. Hardy and Elizabeth married
about 1757 in Old Beauford Dist. SC.
Hardy DeLoach Sr is the son of:
William DeLoach Jr, born 1702 in Old Surry, VA South Wark Parrish, VA. and died After 1765 in Lynches Creek Kershaw, SC.
Judith Wall, daughter of Richard Wall & Lucy Grimes. Judith was born about 1707 in Isle of Wrights, VA New Port Parrish and died About 1767.
William & Judith married about 1725 in Isle of Wrights, VA New Port Parrish.
William DeLoach Jr is the son of:
William DeLoach Sr, born 1678 in Isle of Wrights, VA New Port Parrish and died 3 Mar 1746/1747 in Brunswick, VA.
Eleanor Collins, daughter of John Collins & Eleanor Oliver. She was born about 1783 and died About 1750.
William (I) is the son of:
Michael Desloges (DeLoach), born about 1645 in France or England. He died in 1698 in Isle of Wrights, VA New Port Parrish.
Michael immigrated from either France or England, though reseach says he was part of a French Huguenot refugee family. He arrived in Virginia in 1663, sailing from Bristol, England. He arrived as an indentured servant to Charles Taplady and served as a Tailor. At some point he anglisized his surname from DesLoges to DeLoach. It is belived that all persons in the United States with the surname of DeLoach, DeLoache, DeLoatch, or any of the other variant spellings, is a descendant of Michel DesLoges.
and Jane Griffith, the only child of Rowland Griffith, a wealthy land owner. Jane was born about 1650 in Isle of Wrights, VA New Port Parrish and died About 1719 in Isle of Wrights, VA New Port Parrish. Jane and Micheal married about 1668 in Isle of Wrights, VA New Port Parrish.
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Jane Royal Saliba
RE: Tommie & Lamerle DeLoach
yes...they are my grandparents...
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on Apr 29, 2013 7:12 PM
tiffany coker
Alfred Solomon Deloach
Are you related to Alfred Solomon Deloach 1844-1916 and Elizabeth Lavender Deloach 1850-1934? These are my GGG Grandparents and I am trying to find out info about his parents William and Rebecca Sanders Deloach.....any info is great appreciated. Tiffany Coker
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Jane Royal Saliba
RE: Tommie & Lamerle DeLoach
Yes Susan...they are my grandparents. I have DeLoach , Crowder, and Royal family in the cemetery in Langdale, Alabama. I sent a message earlier to another findagrave person about getting some family memorials transferred to me as I have info and pictures I'd like to add and it seems such a chore to have to send to someone and them have to do it since they have so many pages they work with. I've not heard from him yet. I just thought I'd try to take the load off a little by handling my own family memorials if it's possible and those who set up the pages want me to. I've run across your name on several pages it seems. Do you set up memorials or have I just run across you because perhaps we have a common ancestor? Glad to get your note!
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on Mar 22, 2013 12:59 AM
Toni Hamlin Dunn
Thank You Susan
My Name is Toni Hamlin Dunn & because of you,I finally found out about my Grandfather, Luther Hanson. I have searched for several yrs. but because he died when my mother June was so young,we knew very little about him. My grandmother,Marguerite Ledford(maiden name)Johnson,never talked to us or her,evidently,about Luther!My Mother thought she was around 3 when he died when actually she was almost 5,which was kind of shocking. If there is anything else you know about him through other relatives,I would love to know,as would Charles & Wayne"s families..sadly my Mother passed in 2001 but both of his son's are still living. Most of us live in or near Gadsden,AL Charles is a very gifted guitarist and Wayne is retired Air Force.They both have 2 daughters each. Once again Thank you so much!
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Dana Cook
RE: Mary Darcus Brewer
I'm sorry Susan. I don't know what you are talking about. I searched for this name on my page and I don't have it. It doesn't sound familiar to me.
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T.J. White
We're cousins!
Hello Susan,
I just found your Find-a-Grave posting for Sarah M. White Norred, your 2nd great-grandmother. She was a daughter of Henry M. White (born 1814) and Martha E. White (born Dec. 1813, died after 1900). Martha was also a White before marriage, and was a younger sister of William Wilson White (1800-1895) of Fulton County, Ga.--my 4th great-grandfather. (He also has a F-a-G page.) Their parents were Jacob "Jake" White (1772-1861) and Sarah Williams. Please contact me either via F-a-G, or via my email, firstname.lastname@example.com, to discuss this. I have also written extensively on these early Whites. Here is the best example: http://www.scribd.com/doc/94363394/An-Atlanta-First-Family-the-White-Family-of-Dekalb-and-Fulton-Counties-Georgia . Also look up my history of Utoy Primitive Baptist Church, at which several of these early Whites worshipped, here: http://www.scribd.com/doc/95681776/Utoy-Primitive-Baptist-Church . I've been trying for years to find living descendants of your branch of the White family! Finally found one! Yay! I very much look forward to hearing from you! Regards, your distant cousin, T.J. (Terry) White (Find-a-Grave #47631549)
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Annette Foster Ditto
I will be a cousin of yours as well. But we will probably have to go back aways to find our connection.
My family is like this
Michel Desloges and Jane Griffith
Thomas DeLoach and Mary Unknown
Samuel DeLoach and May Boykin
William DeLoach Sr. and Purity Ruffin
Sarah Deloach and Glidwell Killebrew
Edwin Deloach Killebrew and Susanna Cynthia Garrett
Thomas Agee Killebrew and Sarah Frances Haddock
Edwin Deloach Killebrew and Nancy Caradine Coggins
Ida Blanche Killebrew and James Monroe Foster
Anthony Young Foster and Grace Molton
A. Y. Junior Foster and Vilma Lee Chambless
And Me Annette Yvonne Foster and I married Stephen Wayne Ditto.
I would love to add you as my new cousin to my database, Would you share your family line with me. I can send you more info on my family or you can see my tree at rootsweb.com usercode ayd73.
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Amardeep Kaleka will never forget the moment when his father laid on the ground and prayed.
Satwant Singh Kaleka had been shot five times while wresting a gunman in a Sikh temple in Oak Creek, Wisconsin. His turban was knocked off, and two kids and a priest crawled up beside him. Together, they prayed.
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This is probably common knowledge to many, so please disregard this thread if you are already 'in the know'.
My buddy just turned me on to a website called 'Crackle'. (dot com) They have roughly 10 Godzilla flicks, and they are FREE to watch. (So far as I KNOW, anyhow...havent yet been asked for a credit card number/personal info, though there ARE a fair amount of 'ads', but no worse than on network TV)
Just a heads-up for those that care to watch 'em. I actually havent yet seen several of the ones that they are offering. Oh, they are all NEWER films, so far as I can tell. (90s and up.)


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It is so nice to know there are such honest people in this area, not all but some. On Friday Nov. 16, when i was at Ledgebrook Plaza, I had $10 in my hands when a breeze took it from me. I searched the whole parking lot. I even asked a guy who was watching me search he said he did not see it, then he left. Only to find out by a nice lady, who saw him pick up the money. Coincidence? don't think so. So honest Abe, thanks, it was all I had to buy bread and milk for my granddaughter.
I sincerely hope you needed it more than I did.
All of our politicians piously proclaim that we all should pay our fair share of taxes. But who gets to decide what is your fair share or mine?
Governor Malloy (D) executed the biggest tax increase in Connecticut's history. I clearly remember many of the employees where I work coming into the payroll department bemoaning the big chunk taken out of their paychecks last October or November because the tax was "retroactive" back to January 2011. Never in my life have we people in Connecticut had a "retroactive" tax burden. But many whose work hours varied throughout the year were hit hard; I can still hear them, "I can't pay my mortgage this month!" "Where am I going to get money for groceries?!". And the best Malloy and his Democratic legislature can do is blame the previous administration??? I find Governor Malloy's Pontius Pilate charade deplorable.
And to all the people not only in Connecticut, but the entire country who went into the voting booth in November with the, "Hey, I got mine (entitlements), to heck with everyone else," and smilingly voted for placing all the Democrats back in Congress, a recession in 2013 is looming. Take $.75 out of your welfare check and spend it on a newspaper. Read the facts on the US economy. With so many corporations either closing shop or laying off workers, just where do you think the tax revenues are going to come from?? Yes, those tax revenues all you "entitlement" people depend on to get food stamps, debit cards from the State to use at the Casinos and other forms of need that has been demonstrated by an investigation that was conducted by the State. Have any of you entitlement people ever got a job or been employed by a Union member? No, the people who offer employment and jobs are those "nasty" rich people. Sure, you voted for Obama and his ilk who want to raise the taxes on those "rich" employers. Now, when those rich employers are forced to pay higher taxes, they find they don't have enough money to expand their business and offer jobs to people i.e., boost the economy. Obama and his team have sent out a survey, yes, they actually did. The survey wants to know what they should tackle next? A survey! Because they haven't the foggiest idea what is wrong with this country and have not the intelligence, foresight nor any plans of what to do next, now that they have been elected back into office. Obama campaigned on change and hope, with absolutely no idea whatsoever the problems are.
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Whilst most coral species are identified entirely by their skeletons, for Euphyllia species it is necessary to look at the living coral polyp to distinguish between different species (3). The coral polyp is basically an anemone-like animal that secretes a skeleton, and possesses tentacles, and polyps form colonies which join together at the base of their skeletons. Each of the 15 species of Euphyllia that are currently known has very differently shaped large and fleshy tentacles, which are extended during the day and night (3). E. ancora is the most well known Euphyllia species. This blue-grey to orange coral, with pale cream or green borders to the tentacles, may form continuous cover over the substrate, for many meters across (4).
It is thought that the differences in the shape of tentacles between Euphyllia species may be related to specialised feeding habits (3). These tentacles, unlike many other corals, do not possess clusters of stinging cells, and so may be adapted to capture food particles using water and cilia (microscopic hair-like projections) (3). Euphyllia corals also possess specialised tentacles that extend further than the normal feeding tentacles. These 'sweeper tentacles', can extend up to eight inches further than the normal tentacles and have numerous powerful stinging cells (nematocysts), that can cause significant localised damage to other corals that are growing nearby (5). On reefs where there is fierce competition for space, this is an extremely good defensive adaptation to possess.
Euphyllia corals have separate male and female colonies (not all corals do), and most release eggs and sperm for external fertilization in the water, which then form larvae. In equatorial localities however, some may brood larvae internally (3). In captivity, asexual reproduction is much more common (5).
TopOccurs in the Indian and Pacific Oceans, from the Maldives to southern Japan and Australia (4).
TopEuphyllia corals occur in a wide range of reef environments; particularly shallow reefs (4).
TopClassified as Vulnerable (VU) on the IUCN Red List (1) and listed on Appendix II of CITES (2).
TopEuphyllia corals face the many threats that are impacting coral reefs globally. It is estimated that 20 percent of the world's coral reefs have already been effectively destroyed and show no immediate prospects of recovery, and 24 percent of the world's reefs are under imminent risk of collapse due to human pressures. These human impacts include poor land management practices that are releasing more sediment, nutrients and pollutants into the oceans and stressing the fragile reef ecosystem. Over fishing has 'knock-on' effects that results in the increase of macro-algae that can out-compete and smother corals, and fishing using destructive methods physically devastates the reef. A further potential threat is the increase of coral bleaching events, as a result of global climate change (6). A more specific potential threat to Euphyllia corals is harvesting. Its colourful fleshy tentacles make it a desirable species for aquariums, and is therefore one of the species that dominates the live coral trade (7).
TopEuphyllia corals are listed on Appendix II of the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species (CITES), which means that trade in this species should be carefully regulated (2). Indonesia has a quota system for corals, monitored though CITES. The aim of the quotas are to ensure harvest are kept at a sustainable level, but in reality, they are hard to set at the right level due to a lack of knowledge regarding coral biology. In 1999 the European Union CITES Scientific Review Group considered that some of the Indonesian quotas were too high and placed a ban on the import of E. divisa and E. glabrescens, and then in 2000 extended this trade suspension to all Euphyllia species (8) (9). Euphyllia corals will form part of the marine community in many marine protected areas (MPAs), which offer coral reefs a degree of protection, and there are many calls from non-governmental organisations for larger MPAs to ensure the persistence of these unique and fascinating ecosystems (6).
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Tim: I agree with you 100%. Becoming a teacher is a very costly and time-consuming process, especially considering the relatively low salary. In addition to completing two degrees, you have to pay to take three state certification exams ($90 each), get fingerprinted ($100), and pay about $50 for the certificate itself. Plus the requirements are constantly changing - I had a hard time getting straight answers about anything when I was studying to be a teacher.
To clarify my previous comment, NYSED does make reference to "provisional" and "permanent" certification, but this is the old pathway. (I think it changed over around 2006. Anyone certified before then is grandfathered in.) Now it's "initial" and "professional," with the professional certificate requiring 175 hours of professional development every 5 years.
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Have you ever done an expose on who is one the Cultural Commission, what they are paid and what they have spent?
A fact missing from this account is that Rochester has more schools of education per capita than any other city in the country in an area with steady K-12 enrollment decline. And despite what Dr. Hursch thinks, many are diploma mills and have taken no responsibility for the lack of quality of their graduates' teaching. Another fact missing is that none of the private ed schools in Rochester were willing to submit data on their admissions in a national study on the quality of teacher prep programs. http://www.nctq.org/transparency.do?stateId=33. Easy to claim you are selective and fabulous in the dark. These college kids are taking on a lot of debt--they deserve to know about the quality of their teacher prep program.
Thanks for your comment. If you go to the New York State Education Department website, there is a reference to requirements for "provisional" and "permanent certification." The point I was trying to make: becoming a teacher doesn't end with a 4-year degree; it's an ongoing, time-intensive, and costly process.
Google Deliberately Dumbing Down and see what Charlotte Iserbyte oberved in the Education Dept. in the 80's. She was fired for being outspoked. This was No child Left Behind and ELA and Math testing (teaching for the test).
The $1.1 million would be far better spent rounding up the fathers of the little darlings and compelling these louts to man up, so that the children's mothers can stay home to care for them.
This is fantastic news! Many of the young women served by the YWCA have been hard pressed to continue work and school without this support! A great thank you to our state elected officials for giving low income families a chance to participate in the workforce and add their talents to making NYS a great place to live and work!
Wishful thinking on the part of some city officials. It's even outside of Artwalk.
So your hard-earned tax dollars will be going to provide handouts to people making $65k (presumably on top of their food stamps, disability checks and housing subsidies) — and oh by the way, laundered through the AFL-CIO! You can't make up this stuff.
@Troll: Funny, but the city has posted a sign at East and Culver reading, "Welcome to Center City". I'll stick with the official demarcation, thank you.
FYI, I do drive by the site daily (several times). I'll grant you it is downright bucolic compared with my block.
At this writing, Tim's piece has been posted for hours, yet no attacks from the right-wing on public education. The public itself, by overwhelming margins (in the 85%, 90% and higher range, for decades), wants our country to have a strong public education system. That is what we want, as a nation and as a community. The public - you know, "us" - has never wavered over the years. The current attacks will ultimately fail; too bad we have to go through this damage at all.
OMG...after the public meeting in Springwater and 400 comments , the state thinks they only need to clarify their intention not to drill on the land??? The intention was perfectly clear from the beginning and thats why people reacted so strongly.
Just put it in writing that oil and gas drilling for forever prohibited/banned on this land. It's that simple and will never be any need to clarify intentions again.
Please note: There is no such thing as "permanent certification" for new teachers in NYS. Once you've completed your Master's and three years of teaching experience, professional certificates must be renewed every five years, contingent upon professional development.
If anybody expressed to me a desire to be a teacher, I would definitely query their motives.
If they want a good job with tenure, I'd suggest they try something else. If they feel called to it, for any number of reasons, they are at least motivated for the right reasons.
As a teacher, I can agree whole-heartedly with many of the claims made in Mr. Macaluso's article. Many of us do feel targeted and abused by many public perceptions. Even though we have Masters' Degrees, people seem to think we're still not professionals. The amount of stress we are under that has almost nothing to do with bringing high-quality education to the kids is tremendous.
Nothing is going to solve the problems in public education if the public doesn't believe in it or us.
Love this area - used to live close by - but 102 units is awfully large. A somewhat scaled back version might just be the ticket. Then it would be a terrific addition to a really nice area.
@j.a.m., this is hardly the "inner city." Drive by it sometime. It looks a lot like the safe confines of your suburban apartment.
I dont see how a parking lot with a garden next to it is a better alternative to Morgans plan. Morgan would bring additional tax revenue, density, and people to a neighborhood where new housing is in demand. Not to mention a dense development will encourage walking over driving in an already walkable area. Nearby Businesses would no doubt prefer Morgans plan also. In my opinion more parking and green space owned by Eastman is not what is needed for this site.
Wait — somebody's willing to put their own money at risk to bring more than a hundred new households to the inner city, and the bureaucrats are giving them a hard time? Excuse me, but that's insane.
So a parking lot is more appropriate for the East Ave Preservation District? The Morgan design acutally appears to have more trees and green stuff, they didn't even have to throw in a vegetable garden.
Indeed Joe Klein helped bring former RCSD Superintendent Jean-Claude Brizard to Rochester. Joe had a plan then. He has one now (although in my humble, but informed view, it's a very, very bad plan, and even dangerous in some ways), at least he has a one, which raises the critically important question: WHAT IS THE ROCHESTER BOARD OF EDUCATION AND THE CURRENT SUPERINTENDENT'S PLAN? They don't appear to have one, which is a big part of the reason why people like Joe Klein can so easily implement theirs. Bold, courageous, unbought, unbossed, committed leadership is clearly a big part of what's missing in the Rochester City School District.


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Sunday was Kids Day at Quicken Loans Arena.
Fittingly, it turned out to be child's play for the Cavaliers in a 102-74 whipping of the Dallas Mavericks.
However, with the Cavs' bench reacting to every basket and defensive stop with a playful, youthful, almost playground-like exuberance, a crucial stretch in the first half when the game could of spiraled out of control belonged to a talented 33-year-old who performed more like an up-and-coming All-Star than a 13-year veteran.
The NBA may be a young man's game, but Joe Smith proved age is just a number Sunday in the romp over Dallas, which extended Cleveland's winning streak to 12.
Smith finished with a double-double — 12 points and a game-high 13 rebounds. It was his first double-double of the season, and the first time he has achieved that feat since Valentine's Day in 2008.
Maybe the 1 p.m. start was a little on the early side for the prime-time players in the wine and gold. While the Cavs were wiping the sleep out of their eyes, the Mavericks were rolling to a 35-20 advantage.
Smith, who will turn 34 on July 26, proved to be the pot of hot coffee, the splash of cold water and the open-handed slap to the face that the team needed to wake up during an uncharacteristic, sleep-inducing stroll through the first half.
Cleveland's dominating second half will probably be the sexy sell on "SportsCenter," but make no mistake, without Smith's productivity and energy in the first half, Dallas might have ran away and hid from the NBA-best 60-13 Cavaliers.
In fact, Smith wasn't even on the floor for most of the third quarter when the Cavs overwhelmed the shell-shocked Mavericks, but what he provided prior to halftime is a major reason LeBron James and company still had Dallas within striking distance coming out of the locker room for the third quarter.
Smith hit a 3-pointer near the end of the first quarter to give the Cavs and the crowd some life in an otherwise dead opening 12 minutes of play. After missing his only two tries from beyond the arc in 27 regular-season games with Cleveland last year, Smith's triple cut the early deficit to 30-20 heading into the second quarter. Continued...
The Mavericks had their lead up to 15 early in the second frame, but Smith seemed to have a hand both offensively and defensively on every big play that got the Cavaliers to within 49-47 at the half. During a 9-0 run by the Cavs to pull within 35-29, Smith had seven points.
By the break, Smith had 10 points and five rebounds in 15:25 of action. He was coming off the floor playing to the crowd, looking for the fans to raise their energy level in the same way he had injected such a spark into his team.
"Joe has always given us a lift since he's put on a Cavaliers uniform," James said. "He was a big lift defensively, he did a great job on Dirk (Nowitzki). He rebounded the ball exceptionally well and did a good job putting the ball in the basket also."
To use a bowling analogy, Smith's play in the first half set the Mavericks up, and in the second half, James and the rest of the Cavs knocked them down. Cleveland outscored Dallas, 55-25, in the final 24 minutes, and Smith scored just two points.
His work and his contribution goes way beyond that, however, and it is clear Smith is in the right city, with the right team at the right time.
"I love this game, and I am just trying to have some fun," Smith said. "Whether it is in practice or the game, we all have a good time. But when we get out on that floor, we know it is time for business, too.
"Today, we were down and I tried to switch the momentum for us. Fortunately, it worked out for me tonight."
If Smith can bring anywhere near the energy and effort he brought Sunday, things could really work out for him and the Cavaliers this season. In a big way.
Smith isn't going to average a double-double, and he isn't going to play 27 minutes per game during the playoffs. But his experience, his chemistry with the rest of the team and the fact his skill set is still at a very effective NBA level should prove invaluable for the Cavaliers in the postseason.
One game doesn't make Smith the superstar acquisition of the midseason, nor does it guarantee anything in the playoffs, but there's something infectious about the 6-foot-10, 225-pound former Maryland star — his game and his smile — that fits in with the Cavs very well. Continued...
"He's a talented individual that has been around the block," Cavs coach Mike Brown said. "He's skilled offensively, he can rebound, he's long, he's smart and he's been with us before. What he did tonight is no surprise to us. It's what he's capable of doing when we give him minutes. I don't like to play him the 27 minutes he played, but he was playing well."
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Yeah, the In The Loop team didn't win, sadly. A group of us last night attempted to sway events, watching the movie again as a kind of spell-casting ceremony, but our eldritch energies missed the target and Precious won for stating its points about the terrible effects of poverty with great, clanking obviousness. Nevertheless, the winners were often justified. The night was bracketed by the highlights: Christoph Waltz' win and lovely, gracious acceptance speech at the start, and Kathryn Bigelow's historic triumph at the end, complete with emotional speeches. She was shaking so much it looked like she was hyperventilating. A thoroughly deserved win from a fantastic filmmaker who has been thrilling me with excellent movies for decades now. I was so excited for her I got giddy, though that might have also been because of the sense-crippling fatigue. (N.B. Everyone should read Mary Elizabeth Williams' piece on Bigelow's win.)
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Jeff Bridges' win was treated as so overdue he was given a chance to run long on his speech. A whole extra couple of minutes, which enraged countless Oscar tweeters into 140 characters of SHEER HATE. Okay, so the ceremony ran long, but American audiences had it easy. In the UK we had to endure the shouty nonsense of four empty, ignorant twerps: Claudia Winkleman, Ronni Ancona, Mark Dolan and David Baddiel, none of whom seemed to even know what was nominated, let alone what the movies were like. When lizard/human hybrid Dolan is the most knowledgeable person in the room, you know you're in trouble. @guardianfilm was particularly disgusted by his presence, and maintained a stream of amusing invective throughout.
Lowlights of their idiotic commentary included Baddiel's new catchphrase, "I haven't seen it, but…", Ronni Ancona expressing confusion and surprise when someone mentioned that Sandra Bullock had been nominated for Best Actress, Baddiel not knowing who Neil Patrick Harris was (for fuck's sake), Ancona praising the "stop-gap" animation in Fantastic Mr. Fox and Coraline, and Winkleman shutting up Mark Dolan who had been wittering on about "The elephant in the room" for half an hour (without seeming to know what the phrase means) with the mad segue, "I love elephants. Moving on…" Whenever Sky Movies cut back to the four of them, a groan erupted from all of us. They represent all that is wrong with the way UK TV treats cinema, and it depressed me to see it.
Having hoped that a big loss for James Cameron would silence the endless whining from anti-Avatar forces, I was also disappointed to see the level of hatred aimed at it from film buffs all around the world didn't drop in volume. I guess by now it's the received wisdom that it it is the enemy, an "avatar" representing all that is terrible about modern culture and the unwashed masses who endorse it. I know from many thought-provoking reviews or respectful conversations with critics of Avatar that a lot of this is people really not liking the movie, having genuine reservations about Cameron's vision and how he articulated it, and that's cool, as even this fan is fully aware that it has big problems. However, enough people are pontificating on it without seeing it that much of the vitriol seems borne of dislike of its monolithic status as Biggest Thing Ever, or residual feelings of hate for Cameron's arrogance and obnoxiousness from his Titanic days. I saw a lot of people crowing about how he was obviously crushed when Bigelow won the directing Oscar, which is funny because I saw a guy who looked delighted for her. Their divorce was – reportedly – amicable, and he was the guy who alerted her to Mark Boal's Hurt Locker script, so I'm not about to dismiss those reports just to hold onto some weird artificial narrative about how she bested her asshole ex-husband ha ha ha. If anything, it was Tarantino and Lee Daniels who looked pissed off.
Even more exasperating is the new narrative that Avatar only really deserved the visual effects Oscar, and the photography and art direction Oscars were a baffling mistake because the movie was made in a computer, DUH! This dismissal – which could well be borne of distrust of the New Digital Frontier making the previous analogue age obsolete, a charge I think is nonsensical – is an insult to all who worked on the look of the film, and the work of pretty much anyone working in virtual environments today, be they in films or games. We're talking about people who are designing everything onscreen from the ground up, who designed the foliage and landscape and vehicles and props and creatures, and then created a lighting scheme that was admittedly more manipulable than an actual environment but still required an understanding of light and its effect on our understanding of the events onscreen and our emotional response to the mood of the movie.
As I said before, Mauro Fiore (here profiled in Vanity Fair) had limited options here, as 3D technology requires brighter lighting for the effect to work, and even with this restriction he managed to create a complex palette (funky neon-black-light effects at night, bright and smoky colours during the day). The lighting in CGI movies is not just arbitrarily decided by some guy disinterestedly clicking around a Maya menu screen with no understanding of how light reflects off virtual objects. There was real thought put into this by very experienced and talented individuals, and that's the case in all thoughtfully-rendered CGI environments. Fiore's win is thoroughly deserved, and it represents a historic win that might be as important as Bigelow's, in the long run.
Anyway, there were no real surprises all night, no Crash/Sean Penn-style upsets to wake us up (if you thought The White Ribbon or A Prophet would win best foreign language film has never seen an Academy Award ceremony before). As a result, no one got to be excited by a left-field victory for a favourite. Remember my latest poll, asking which Oscar longshot you are most rooting for? Here are the results:
- Best Director – Quentin Tarantino (Inglourious Basterds): 4 (44%)
- Best Actor – Jeremy Renner (The Hurt Locker): 2 (22%)
- Best Original Screenplay – Up: 1 (11%)
- Best Animated Picture – Fantastic Mr. Fox: 1 (11%)
- Best Original Song – Almost There (The Princess and the Frog): 1 (11%)
- Best Picture – District 9: 0 (0%)
- Best Adapted Screenplay – In The Loop: 0 (0%)
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Harmony Park™ instruments (Tuned Drums, Swirl, Outdoor Pegasus, Glass Imbarimba, and Sunset on the Yantzee) are available in the colors below. We only paint the bodies of the instruments (the keys or chimes are not painted). We paint our instruments with a scratch resistant, Catalyzed Automotive Paint.Molded Plastic Drum Caps
Powder-coating: We can supply powder-coated 3 ½-inch square steel support posts as an option to the 3½-inch square recycled-plastic posts pictured. These steel posts are powder-coated and there are a variety of powder-coat colors that can be used. We can match any of the RAL colors or you can select from the Cardinal Paint Co. powder coat color chart.Note: There is an upcharge for both of these options, please consult your distributor for pricing.Colors are best representations and we cannot take into account variations in monitors, browsers, etc. |