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Report: Spurs took a look at McGrady
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According to Yahoo! Sports, the San Antonio Spurs worked out Tracy McGrady who is currently seeking a guaranteed contract which he won't get with the Spurs.
McGrady is a seven-time All Star but after a strong, promising NBA career with the Raptors and Magic, he was beset with injuries which derailed his career. Last season he was with the Hawks and averaged 5.3 points, 2.1 assists, 3.0 rebounds, and shot 43% from the field in 52 games.
T-Mac is getting up in age at 33-years old, and with his history of injury (though he has been relatively injury free in recent seasons), the Spurs are best to pass on him. Not only are they set at forward spot with Stephen Jackson, and Kawhi Leonard, as mentioned before, McGrady is looking for a guaranteed contract next season. San Antonio can use that money for a center or a power forward.
Overall, this just sounds like San Antonio doing their due diligence but T-Mac just doesn't fit into what the team needs - mainly size in the paint.
What do you have to say Spurs fans about T-Mac and the Spurs?
if danny green make his shots he usually does in the WCF, i'm pretty sure Spurs is in the finals against Heat,,,manu is effecient out there,,,i won't trade him because he can play both 1&2 position,,,our bigs should be better now because if TD is sitting down/resting on the bench,they attack our defense because splitter/bonner/diaw/blair can not defend the shaded area...if we just can get a big guy out their with a little on offense but concentrates on defense,,,man okc/lakers will go down!!!
The Spurs are just looking around. Just about every team is inviting players who may or may not fit their team structure. It's just good management to look around. I doubt if he will get a good look in, that is unless Jackson is going to be in the trade mix as well (which I doubt though). Getting all these players in for try-outs might serve to give the current players who may be on the trade bait list a kick up the pants so that they try harder this next season. I think eventually the Spurs will get that big they need, might not be this year (or if it happens this year it will be at the trade deadline, when hopefully Blair/Bonner/Neal have played well enbough to interest other teams) but it will happen soon. There are some good bigmen (like Bogut) coming up in free agency in the next few years, so maybe the Spurs are waiting until then, they will have more cap room available too? Just a thought...
@LyndonCorpuz I guess it all depends upon whether your outlook is based on immediate gratification as compared to long term gratification.
@jhhein because he is worth more to san Antonio and the community than any other team. Plus he is getting old and is injury prone. But he is golden to san antonio!
Just a random attempt at possible trades. It works on ESPN Trade Machine. It involes Spurs, T-Wolves, Blazers & Hornets.
Spurs get - Aldridge, Rubio & Pekovic
Blazers get - Bonner, Joseph & Jason Smith
T-Wolves get - Parker
Hornets get -Blair & Neal
It gives us solid pieces with which to rebuild whilst TD and manu are still around and a developing Leonard.
@OzSpur Might have cap room next summer depending on manu resigning, and for how much, same for jax. If Blair is still here and Spurs actually still want him (VERY doubtful imo), they wont be breaking the bank for him..lol..I'm guessing that we MIGHT have 6-10 mil to spend on a player after manu decides..(much more if he retires)
Then you are in agreement with me that until manu learns to play within himself he has little value.
Thank you for opening this up this for discussion.-He is injury prone has one great game,two games that he disappears & one game where he plays like a high schooler that becomes Mr hotdog that creates many trunovers.The rest of the leage still give him good value &we could get a good player back.
@OzSpur Blazers got hosed..lol But really, Aldridge is their centerpiece and it would take 50x more than that to get him. And I doubt wolves would even do a straight up trade for rubio/parker.
@Spursfan66 @OzSpur I think they'll have some decent money left. Manu is getting $14 mill and Jackson $10 mill. I see Manu sticking around a little longer, but no way does he get paid more than Duncan! I'm thinking around $6-7 Mill, and Jackson I think may be at the point in his career that he wants to play for happiness rather than $. He's tasted other pastures and what has it gotten him? I think as long as the Spurs give him a fair offer he would accept it. If he will sign a reasonable deal $4-5 mill, the spurs are looking at about $12 Mill on the high end of my figures (although who knows if those are right). They still have about $12 to play with. If they go after a big, then there is no reason to resign Blair and he is off the books.
With Leonard's emergance and his ongoing growth in all areas, I believe that he will be the focal point to rebuild the Spurs. That means providing pieces that fit around him, rather than TD. I also think, depending on injuries, that Manu will retire before Duncan ever does. And I doubt Jax will be there beyond the end of this season. The two players who I would like to see on the Spurs (and I know this is a pipe dream. But hey we can all dream right) are Rubio and Bogut. Rubio if he stays healthy will be as good as TP, and Bogut is a veteran (yet still young) big man who when he is healthy is among the best centers in the league. Those two with Leonard snf s good solid supporting cast would make the Spurs contenders for a long time yet.
@jhhein lol no I actually don't agree with that..Manu has a LOT of value for the Spurs, but since there are FEW good Cs in the league and MANY good SGs, teams are not likely to trade a big (especially a guy like Al that had third best EFF in the league for Cs last year) for a SG like manu. And a guy that supposedly never plays "within himself" doesnt rate #7 SG in the NBA in EFF.
Not saying it wouldnt make ANY sense to try, but you are definitely undervaluing Manu and his importance to Spurs. And if you think he is so bad, how could you POSSIBLY expect Jazz to trade pretty much their best player for a supposed awful manu? lol
@jhhein lol your one out of four theory is pretty off jhhein..7th best in EFF for SGs last year (and two ahead of him only played 20 and 9 games total, so they would possibly have finished behind MG if they played more than half the season) Sorry, but you will find VERY few if any that would agree with you in this case. Manus positives FAR outweigh his FEW negatives.
All great point,just hoping that it could happen since he is the highest paid spur & we could get a big of about the same pay amount(Al Jefferson).JUST HOPING!
@jhhein but that is what makes Manu Manu! He plays balls out all the time! He is one of the most unique players in the league and will not stop. When he had the ARM brace on during the grizzlies series, I cringed everytime he fell driving to the basket. He is the consumate teamate, and risks his body for the team nightly. I have argued the same arguement as you about kobe, how the lakers should try to cash in on him while they can, but he means too much to their team, just like manu does for the spurs. I will grant u it was reported that the spurs were shopping both him and tony after the grizzlies series, but did not get offers they liked. Why would they now?
I disagree,Mr "soul" plays out of control & this fact causes the spurs to lose to many games-Its easy to lose sight that a ratio of one good game in about four is not going to win you champenships.If you think i am wrong just follow he's progress this coming season-one great game,two games that he disapears & one game were he becomes mr TURNOVER.
@jhhein Duncan is the heart of the team, parker has become the brain, buy manu is the soul! You just can't trade that away cuz he's getting old...
@spursfan80 @jhhein I think Kobe is one of four players now with no trade clauses in contracts..Timmy, Garnett and I think Dirk are the others
The (lol) just JOKING-both of you have very good point & fact. my thinking is this,- remenber houston & the seatle trade for Randy Johnson near the playoffs,it formed the seatle team for the future.Just hoping history repeats itself in the NBA.
@jhhein Ok, I think we've all agreed the Spurs will not get a young stud for him in a fair value trade. 66 and I are agreed that Manu is a glass full type player, jhhein sees it as half empty. So two against one, we're right, lol. Anyway, like I said the Laker's could trade Kobe before he completely falls apart, and there would be many suitors (and could get young players like you recommended for Spurs with Manu), but they won't, because people go to see Kobe (although this season it may be to see DH for a while) Kobe is the face of these Lakers, like Magic was before him. Manu is part of the Big 3 in SA and people go to the games to see him. He is one of the more dynamic players on the team, people like to see his no look passes and slashes and will forgive his TO's for the most part. Manu helps sell tickets which is the most important part of business. Besides, Kawhi is just too quiet for the HEB commercials....
@jhhein The facts haven't changed either. If Spurs were offered someone that they thought would help more than Manu would, THEN they would likely do it. FO is far from stupid, and would do what they thought was best for Spurs. The simple fact is that the chances of that offer coming is MINISCULE at best.
At this point we can just agree to disagree, because you aren't changing my mind or 80's and we obviously aren't changing yours.
Heres an excerpt from Hollingers recent scouting report and projections from espn on Manu, and maybe then you will see how valuable Manu is still to the SPurs
"Scouting report + Left-handed pick-and-roll maestro. Excels at slashing to the basket for fouls. + Daring passer with great court vision. Good finisher. Likes step-back set shot. + Very good rebounder. Vastly underrated defender with quick hands.Analysis He played only half a season, but what a half-season it was. Ginobili ranked second in PER among shooting guards, ahead of some guy named Bryant from Los Angeles, and was third in the NBA in TS% (see chart), with the two players ahead of him playing much more secondary offensive roles.It gets better -- Ginobili is basically a point guard at this point, leading all shooting guards in both assist ratio and pure point rating. He led all shooting guards in 2-point field goal percentage at an absurd 61.6 percent, and finished in the top dozen players at his spot in free throw rate, rebound rate and blocked shots....
@jhhein I disagree again. I know its BUSINESS and that is precisely why Spurs likely aren't considering trading manu. They need him to help lead this team, AND make Spurs money. Manu is a big draw in San Antonio and stats don't lie, he STILL is a force in this league.
Now your giving me an opinion based on thinking from the heart-remenber,bottom line,its a "BUSINESS", peroid.All else is CONJECTURE!
@jhhein Agree..and thats a big reason why Manu will almost definitely not be moved. How often do you see a vet with likely only a couple years left get traded for a young all star type? (and I say all star because Manu was just one in 2011 which is actually more proof of how valuable he is considered)
@Spursfan66 @jhhein I agree with you that the spurs are a smart headed,open minded driven organization dedicacated to achieve success, Given this fact I see them capable of pulling the trigger on any trade that they believe best serve their needs.
@jhhein Ya I get your point, and actually Spurs did just that last year getting KL for Hill. But trades arent easy to pull off..both teams want to come out on top. And its very likely Spurs will HAVE to get worse before they can get better again at some point. That is the way the NBA is set up pretty much. You mention TD and Drob and Spurs were near the bottom of the league before they could draft them. SA is not LA..we dont have virtually unlimited money, nor are we a sought out destination for young rich guys to want to go to. So getting big FAs here in SA will always be difficult in this day and age. Our options are limited. And you keep mentioning that Manu is old, broken down etc but expect to get something better in trade than he is? I think you should just get used to the idea that TD and Manu BOTH will likely retire as spurs. Sometimes it makes sense to let certain players play out their careers where they want to. And I'd say those 2 earned it. (and its unlikely imo that either will stay too long..re: when they can no longer contribute) And like I said before, Manu puts butts in seats and that is important to the Spurs. FO will always try to keep the Spurs competitive, but every team has its ups and downs, and not every move pans out. I dont agree that Spurs dont think with their head either..if they didnt they likely wouldnt be the most successful small market team in the NBA.
1)No, you misunderstood my point.The spurs have been blessed in having some great player(STUDS).ice man,DR,TD etc.The spurs are a great team at finding really good role player.My point is that the current studs(TD,TP,& yes evan MG)are getting long on the tooth.I think that for a team to be of champenship caliber it must have studs surrounded by really good role player.My question is were are the spurs going to get the next wave of stud player to stay as competive as they have been?I believe that inorder for the franchise to be able to achieve this goal,it must be able to go beyond creativity but find in itself the strenght to think with its head & not just with its heart.I think if they are capible of boing this ,then they are going to have to make some hard choises to ensure the betterment of the team for the future.2)NO on trading TD.3)half empaty-just my opinion
@jhhein lol ya, half empty is a HUGE stretch. And like I said before, Manu is NOT going to get us an awesome young big. And if you are actually suggesting we trade TD now too, I think I will just bow out of this debate.lol (TD has a no trade clause anyway)
Agree about the trade part & not the nutso part!One other point to considerTD is also getting up there in age & the spurs are not getting the #1 pick anytine soon-to stay competitive in the future they need to start thinking outside the box so that they can renew their talent or the spurs will soon become an average team..
@jhhein @Spursfan66 to say manu's game is half empty is ju just plain nutso man! but like you said, he is aging and fragile. Show me a GM that will give a fair value for a young player. And a realistic trade, not just one that "works" on trade machine....
@Spursfan66 @jhhein I guess that when it comes to Manu you are a type peason that see his game as half full & I see his game as half empty.This is the beauty of sports & because of this I think there are many people out there who see it your way which gives Manu high value.In a team loaded with good smalls & lacking bigs, wouldn't it make sence to trade a player that is near the end of his career,is fragile & still has game(value) for a player that is young & fills a great need for many years to come?
@jhhein Attacker does not always equal "out of control" Derrick Rose led the nba in TOs last year in playoffs..would you trade him? Chris Paul was 3rd. Is he no good too? Rondo was 5, LBJ was 6, Durant was 8, PARKER was 9th..so why shouldnt we dump TP instead? Manu was tied with 6 players at #10 at 3 TO per game. AND, in the regular season Manu was # 83 in the league...Jax, diaw, and TP averaged more TOs per game.You are cherry picking ONE stat that Manu doesnt excel in and trying to use that alone as reason why he should be dealt. As I said before, he does MANY other things VERY well so when you look at the big picture, Manu is huge for the spurs. You also need to consider how many times his attacking ends in POSITIVE things, like points or assists. MUCH more often than not, something good comes from what Manu does. He was a key to 3 chips, an all star, olympic champ, euroleague champ/mvp and he puts butts in seats in san antonio so there is just next to no chance Spurs will trade him.
Then that my point,what you call an attacter I call out of control,trunover can be momentum changer that can have negative impacts on games & evan series.That why I say that if he learned to play within himself,he would be a much better player.Fundamenal basketball teaches that you don't pass the ball while in the because it limits you to only one option(limited reaction time).Manu does this all the time which leads to many trunovers.He is a professional,& he sould be capable of learning from his limitations.
@jhhein lol not trying to get you to stand down, just citing the facts that I see. Generally I just google whatever stat Im looking for like I did above for EFF stats which I like because they measure many areas like PER does. Im not sure Manu played enough games last year to get asst/to stats, but I found stats for him in previous year and his ratio was better than many big name guys like kobe,wade, collison,terry, billups,LBJ,ellis,curry,rose,westbrook,and wall. And he was 29th in total assists that yr. Obviously though the asst/TO ratio is not his best area being that he is an attacker. http://msn.foxsports.com/nba/sortableStats?league=NBA&dir=descending&stat=&low=1&high=50&table=assists&position=all&showPlayers=min&year=2010&seasonState=regular&Go=Go
And I doubt he could have been that bad last year since Spurs were actually ranked 2nd as a team in that category
Good info & I 'll stand down but two questions, 1.where do get this info & 2.what is Manu assist to trunover ratio?
@jhhein Sorry, but Manu was HARDLY the cause of loss to OKC. The guy shot 50% FG, 42% 3PT, and an insane 93 % FT. 90% of the team had worse performances. And Efficiency stats prove your theory wrong about Manu as well. He was the 7th MOST efficient SG in the league last year http://www.hoopsstats.com/basketball/fantasy/nba/playerstats/12/3/eff
@jhhein nah, you can't blame just manu. He had some big minutes for us. Manu will retire a spur!
If you really think about it,we lost to okc due to him(trunovers) & donner miss shots.He is getting old-lets get some value for him-& start prepreing for the future.
@Spursfan66 @OzSpur crap, it was 4am when I posted that and I forgot about tiago! Doh! Crap, so if we keep him, there goes our cap space... I'm all up for ditching him if there is a chance we can man someone who would improve our team. Toshiba is no favorite of mine, next to rj I think he might be the next spur who i've cursed at the most. Somehow bonner always slips by my tirades....
@spursfan80 @OzSpur It looks like Tiagos qualifying offer is 5.8 mil next year too..I dont know for sure, but it looks like if all the player and team option guys are kept, that would put us 10 mil under the cap NOT including what jax and manu would get..
Yeah me too. I saw some of his games at the Olympics when they played Australia and other teams. And he definately has got some quality skills there.
@OzSpur Im actually curious to see Alexey Shved this year. He strikes me as a near clone of Rubio, and I wouldn't be surprised to see him have similar 1st yr success that Ricky did. If he does, T pups could really have something there.
@OzSpur I agree KL will likely be A focal point, but not sure about THE focal point. And I like Rubio, but he wouldnt even be a possible FA until like 2016 and Bogut will likely be done by then. And Bogut himself has 2 years left on his deal, then GSW will hold his bird rights. I hope Andrew comes back and is again what he was, but I have my doubts at this point. He had some horrible injuries. I would like LM Aldridge myself as a spur. And I'm feeling like when Spurs have All Star $, they will be targeting a PF/C and build around him as they did with Drob then TD. Im just hoping they can find that guy in FA so we don't have to again rely on sucking bad THEN hitting the lotto..lol


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13. November 2008 - 10:38On Wednesday, November 12, 2008, His Grace, Bishop Jonah of Fort Worth was elected Archbishop of Washington and New York and Metropolitan of All America and Canada at the 15th All-American Council of the Orthodox Church in America.
His Beatitude, Metropolitan Jonah was born James Paffhausen in Chicago, IL, and was baptized into the Episcopal Church. While still a child, his family later settled in La Jolla, CA, near San Diego. He was received into the Orthodox Church in 1978 at Our Lady of Kazan Moscow Patriarchal Church, San Diego, while a student at the University of California, San Diego. Later, he transferred to UC Santa Cruz, where he was instrumental in establishing an Orthodox Christian Fellowship.
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12. August 2008 - 13:21Having learnt about the hostilities in Tshinvali and its outskirts, I call upon the warring parties to cease fire and return to the path of dialogue. Blood is being shed in South Ossetia and people are being killed and this makes my heart to grieve profoundly. Among those who have lifted their hand against each other are Orthodox Christians. What is more, those who have come into conflict are Orthodox nations who are called by the Lord to live in brotherhood and love. I am aware of the appeal to peace made by His Holiness Catholicos-Patriarch Iliya of All Georgia. I also make my ardent appeal to those who have gone blind with hatred: stop! Do not let more blood be shed, do not let today's conflict be expanded many times over! Show common sense and virtue: sit at the negotiation table for talks with respect for the traditions, views and aspirations of both the Georgian and Ossetian peoples. The Russian Church is ready to unite efforts with the Georgian Church and help in achieving peace. May our God, Who 'is not a God of disorder but of peace' (1 Cor. 14:33), be our Helper in this endeavor.
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*Bottle #71: Waving Tree 2007 Columbia Valley Zinplify Red Table Wine
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Back in April of 2008, I thought Waving Tree Winery's Barbera was the bee's knees. Albeit, I was honestly and thoroughly impressed with their 2005 $15 Columbia Valley Barbera and I do so love reading old reviews with how innocent I once was…
Now that I'm tarnished, debauched and fully blown with unwarranted snobbery, astoundingly positive verdicts on table wines are far and few between.
It's like growing up, when all those simple pleasures of childhood now seem silly and juvenile and you long for the days in which those pleasures still satisfied.
And in some cases they do, like Waving Tree's 2007 Zinplify, a wine described to me by winemaker and owner Terrance Adkins as "mostly Zin with maybe some Cab in there." Adkins said his daughter was creating the label, wanted a catchy name and BAM – "mostly Zinfandel" red table wine was born as "Zinplify".
In Washington state, Adkins informed me, a single varietal Zinfandel wine only has to be 85% Zinfandel to slap it on the label. He believes his 2007 red table wine to be somewhere along those lines…
Zin is peculiar because many regions claim to be the varietal's origin. Croatia, Italy, re-rooting in Mother California, often holding the title as "America's vine and wine…" It's all debatable but the point is that Zin is not usually associated with Washington soils.
The vines typically grow best in climates of even keel warmth, not quite in the drastic heat that can shine down from the heavens like it does in Eastern Washington in most summers. The thin-skinned grapes tend to shrivel in extreme heat.
Passing that notion like it were roadkill on Hwy 2, Adkins popped out a "mostly Zin" red table wine, like many other Washington producers (try their neighbor Maryhill's or Hard Row to Hoe's in Chelan), that are defying the odds.
Zinfandels are highly recommended to be paired with food since they usually carry high acidity and even higher alcohol content. I find it's not for reasons to keep you off your lips but more so that the wines themselves are a little more palatable.
Completely unintentionally, I didn't touch the 2007 Zinplify until I was seated at the table and was digging into my food. But let me tell you, I am a phenomenal cook and this was an excellent pairing. Obviously.
What I like to do is pick the wine, then pick the meal. Since I was set on the Waving Tree, I thought lamb with a mixed berry compote and a side of beets salad would not only look pretty next to the purple stuff but might match its fruity characteristics. Yeah, I know I've paired beets with a white wine before on this blog and it's the same recipe and it's delicious and I wish you weren't so judgmental.
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Bring 1 cup of water to a simmer with 2+ tablespoons of sugar, stirring constantly to build up a consistency for about 3 minutes. Add mixed berries (I used blueberries, raspberries and blackberries) and continue to simmer and stir until thickened and berries have burst. Feel free to add a little milk to cream it a bit. Serve hot.
Rub with chopped rosemary (about 2 sprigs), shallots (1 clove), salt and pepper. Grill for 4 minutes on both sides for medium rare meat. Remove from grill, plate and compote that shiz.
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It simply was what it said it was. A simplified, easy drinking Zin. Such a wine, when consumed without said delicious meal, might loose a titch of its fervor but when Zinplify is drank as it is supposed to be, it's sole purpose has been fulfilled. So, all things considered…
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Privatization and Restructuring in Concentrated Markets
This paper examines the restructuring of state assets in markets deregulated by privatizations and investment liberalizations. We show that the government has a stronger incentive to restructure than the buyer: A firm restructuring only takes into account how much its own profit will increase. The government internalizes that restructuring increases the sales price not only from the increase in the acquirer's profit, but also from a reduced profit for the non-acquirer, whose profits decrease due to its rival's restructuring. We also identify situations where a slow sale can significantly reduce the sales price because of strategic investment and product market effects.Download Info
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- Pehr-Johan Norback & Lars Persson, 2004. "Privatization and Restructuring in Concentrated Markets," Working Papers 2004.107, Fondazione Eni Enrico Mattei.
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Challenge hordes of ninjas in this epic action adventure game.
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Help strange creatures to bring the eye to a mysterious customer.
3.75 / 5.00 10,008 Views* For all of the frustrated ones: there's a video walkthrough thread at We Create Stuff > Portal: TFV's forum, and some community help. Good luck :)
We started working on this project a couple of months ago, and now, it is finally done. Lately we've been working on this project none stop, acknowledging if we release it after the real Portal - we fail, and our test will be terminated ( ;). So yes, the last piece of code of this game was programed just a couple of minutes ago. Don't worry - those minutes were on bugs!
Portal: The Flash Version includes over 40 challenging, portals thinking levels, which features almost every feature the real game does, in 2d - energy balls, cubes, turrets and even the famous crusher from the trailer. The game also includes a console to mess around with after finishing the game, or just being frustrated by thinking with portals (Commands are posted in our forums)
Left mouse button - launch a portal.
A W D - movement
Q - launch a blue portal.
E - launch a yellow portal.
R - Close both portals.
F - pick up an object.
~ - open up console (enable through the options)
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The game really is heavy on levels 30 and up. We did our best to optimize it, but if you still have a low frame rate simply change your quality and effect settings.
If you find any bugs, please report.
Honestly, I could go on and on with all the great things in this game. Like how much fun it is, even at the hardest moment. Or how great the graphics are, and how smooth it runs with all the action on the screen. But I'd rather say this: It is practically as good as the console game itself. If you have not played this game, you have to, or else you'll miss out on an amazing Flash game.
perfect flash copy of a great game.
simple as i can say it. i loved it.
the gameplay there was very nice, moving was very smooth and the use of portals was really fun. levels were sometimes pretty challenging and i have to try them again more than three times, but it doesn't matter, i liked it. games are better when they're more challenging!
artwork was very good, when being next to the portal i did see something on the another portal, it was cool effect in the game! graphics were smooth and comfortable, not so complicated but not so simple too. colors aren't so hard, they're nicely chosen together.
i'm so surprised how good this game is, how good flash copy it is!
it took a while to complete every of those levels, but i enjoyed it.
good work, it's an awesome game, and it was a pleasure to write this review.
its addicting but it got way to hard and i couldn't figure it out :(


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We had a very strict agenda for the days before the ball, which mostly consisted of reeling practice. Reeling is the line-dance inspired jigs that they do at these balls, and it's all really great fun even if you have two left feet, which I do. About 25 of her family and friends were there, so it made for some really fantastic, awkward dancing. Friday night Emily's uncles even aided us in getting really drunk so we could see ...
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After a cup of coffee, we then went off on the boat trip run by the same establishment. There were only eight of us, picked up by minibus by a cheery local called Addy who was amusingly vocal in his dislike of American tourists as they had buggered up his morning by buying fridge magnets when they should have been waiting for the minibus. The boat, the Deepscan, was a research vessel equipped with sonar, which ...
Edinburgh to Oban via Inverness
... Heaps of tourists buses stopped for a look though - about 20 - and several boats on the lake. Arrived in Oban about 6pm. Took us sometime to find our B&B, The Old Manse. Greeted warmly and an hour later with a dinner recommendation, were on our way down the lane ways. Oban is a very pretty town - population around 8,000, on the coast. So far very impressed.
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We drove down the shores of the firth to the tip, to the little village of Cromarty, intending to find somewhere to have a cuppa and Wifi and do some research into places to stay as we had seen absolutely nothing except a very suburban B&B (and we're frightened of B&Bs after Durness!) since crossing the causeway onto the Black Isle. The first building we came to was the Royal Hotel; it was just the right sort of ageing, gracious rabbit warren we like, ...
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Breaking Down the Most Impressive Pro Day Workouts so Far
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One question that always pops up during the offseason is some form of: "Just how important is...?" Whether it's a question of free agency versus the draft or combine numbers versus tape, everyone seems to have their own ideas about the necessity and value of different parts of the team building process.
As I tell just about anyone who asks: If the NFL finds value in part of the process, it's probably more important to some people than any of us would think. That, my dear readers, is where we land with pro days—a seeming afterthought for many, but a ridiculously important part of the overall yearly schedule for others.
One high-ranking personnel man I've spoken to has never been to a pro day save the really big football factory events that everyone attends, but that's only because he doesn't want people to see him near a prospect he might be interested in. That said, he makes sure his scouts provide detailed notes, asks the questions he wants to ask, and if there's tape of the performance, he personally scours over it himself.
On the outside, the casual observer might think this guy doesn't care about pro days. Inside, he values them as much as, if not more than, the combine.
With that in mind, which prospects are having great pro days this draft season?
Everyone tells me Christine Michael had a great week at Shrine Game practices. That seems odd to me—especially because I was there and saw the opposite.
The problem with his performance that week was that he would often find himself caught up in traffic and stopped for no gain. This would happen multiple times in a row before finally busting a moderate gain to the "oohs" and "ahhs" of bystanders who had either forgotten (or didn't care about) his other runs.
Michael is going to get drafted, but because of what I saw described above, it's feasible that his prospects have dwindled to the zone teams in the league—perhaps, Houston or Washington as a backup.
While all he really did was stand on his combine numbers, Michael did two things at his pro day that impressed people I talked to about him.
First, he owned up to sleeping through team meetings at the combine. Apparently, he was feeling sick and took some cold medicine. Sure that may seem like an excuse, but he was sincere and apologetic about the matter.
Finally, the workout itself (with Steelers' RB coach Kirby Wilson) was impressive. While he wasn't asked to run through traffic, he showcased some good footwork and lateral agility that I questioned whether or not he had.
Matt Scott is quickly becoming a QB de jour among draft media, and the pro day did nothing to quell that excitement. Scott has been working with quarterback coach George Whitfield Jr., and it showed in his passing workout in which he threw 85 passes—about 30 more passes than many prospects throw in similar situations.
Why so many? Well, not only do scouts want to see Scott make "all the throws" because he is a product of Rich Rodriguez' system, but they also want to see him make some of those throws with a little arm fatigue.
Scott is a mobile quarterback who fits in with the current trends of the NFL. Moreover, he's proving that he can sling the rock. His rise has the potential to look a lot like Colin Kaepernick's meteoric jump toward the top of his draft class.
Jacksonville OL coach George Yarno ran Eric Fisher through his paces and didn't do him any favors. Some coaches tailor their workout toward the athlete's strengths, others (like Yarno) have been in the business for so long that they know what scouts want to see.
Fisher stood on his numbers from the combine, but dropped jaws through the positional drills and likely solidified himself as a top-five pick.
Montee Ball ran a 4.51 at his pro day after posting a 4.62 at the combine. The difference between those numbers, to anyone, should raise some eyebrows.
However, scouts almost always take the lower of the two numbers as a "best-case scenario" and care far more about game speed on tape anyway. The basic gist is that scouts now know if they wanted Ball to keep his weight down and play at a faster tempo, he could potentially do it.
The real story here, though, is anytime Ball has a football in his hands. He reportedly looked fantastic running through drills and helped garner some hype at a well-attended event. The top of this year's running back crop isn't very great, and Ball could be seen as a "safer" more well-rounded option than many of his peers.
I couldn't find one single person to talk about Terron Armstead's pro day. I found this interesting since people would tell me that they were there, but they just didn't want to tell me anything that I might print. The rub here is that Armstead did great, but just how great is supposed to be a big secret.
For times like these, we turn to Gil Brandt of NFL.com:
Armstead looked outstanding in the workouts, and now has some private workouts scheduled, including one with the Dallas Cowboys. Armstead has a very good chance of being one of the top 60 players selected in the draft.
Realize, too, that this pro day was far better attended than anyone at Arkansas-Pine Bluff might usually expect and some of the teams attending did so to see Armstead work out at tight end.
Athletic defensive backs with ball skills usually love pro days. It's hard to look bad when one is playing cornerback against air and making plays on ducks meant to make them look good. Desmond Trufant was no different.
Trufant is garnering a ton of attention among teams at the top of the second round and could potentially sneak into the first if a team feels like trading up to secure him. He did nothing at his pro day to change that.
Jonathan Cyprien ran his 40-yard-dash in sub-4.6 seconds.
What that does for Cyprien is give teams the comfort level to project him as a deeper free safety than he often showed on tape in 2012.
While Cyprien can move all around the field and do a lot of important things near the line of scrimmage, the need to play over-the-top and have the range to get from sideline to sideline is the hallmark of a safety who is being drafted as high as Cyprien is being rumored.
As good as Eric Fisher's pro day was, some might think that he should overtake Luke Joeckel as the top tackle (even top player) in the entire draft.
Hold on just one hot second.
We'll let Dennis Allen, head coach of the Oakland Raiders, set the record straight:
I think he was impressive on the tape and just watching him out here and getting a chance to visit with him, I think not only is he a good football player, he's an impressive young man.
Allen said after the pro day. "I think that's the thing that when you look at him, that's the thing that says this guy is going to make it in the National Football League."
Joeckel looked strong, lean and athletic—every bit the part of a No. 1 overall pick.
Michael Schottey is the NFL National Lead Writer for Bleacher Report and a member of the Pro Football Writers of America. Find more of his stuff at The Go Route.


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By Mary Beth Bourgoin on Oct. 15, 2013, at 3:30 p.m.
At Waterville, Bethany Winkin and Sarah Wildes scored second-half goals and Mackenzie Winslow assisted on both as the Black Raiders finished up their regular season at 13-1. Winslow goalie Delaney Wood made five saves while Rachel Bergeron stopped 13 shots for 5-8-1 Waterville.
Oceanside Field Hockey 0 at Winslow 2
By Mary Beth Bourgoin on Oct. 12, 2013, at 10 a.m.
At Winslow, Brooke Haskell scored two second-half goals to help the Black Raiders improve to 12-1. Sarah Wildes set up the first goal on cross-goal pass and Bethany Winkin assisted on the second off a penalty corner. Delaney Wood made eight saves for Winslow and Zoe Billington finished with five …
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At Winslow, Kayla Braley scored with 57.3 seconds left in the first overtime, assisted by Drew Graves, as the Warriors prevailed in a battle of unbeatens. Kendra Underhill made eight saves for 12-0 Nokomis of Newport. Delaney Wood posted 10 stops for 11-1 Winslow.
Mount View Field Hockey 0 at Winslow 3
By Mary Beth Bourgoin on Oct. 03, 2013, at 3:30 p.m.
At Winslow, Sarah Wildes scored one goal and added two assists as the Black Raiders defeated Mount View. Brooke Haskell chipped in a goal and an assist for Winslow and Brittany White also added a goal. Winslow goalie Delaney Wood had 6 saves and Dinah Bilodeau made 9 stops for …
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At Pittsfield, Brooke Haskell scored a pair of goals and assisted on another as 10-0 Winslow triumphed. Sarah Wildes and Ciera Poulin each had a goal and an assist with Mackenzie Winslow and Brittany White scoring the other goals. Bethany Winkin chipped in with an assist and Delaney Wood made …
Morse Field Hockey 0 at Winslow 5
By Mary Beth Bourgoin on Sept. 26, 2013, at 4 p.m.
At Winslow, Mackenzie Winslow and Bethany Winkin provided a goal and an assist each to power the Black Raiders to victory. Brooke Haskell, Jessica Greeley and Ciera Poulin tallied a goal apiece for Winslow and Miranda Gagne added an assist. Bryanna Ringrose made 14 saves for Morse High of Bath.
Winslow Field Hockey 5 at Camden Hills 0
By Mary Beth Bourgoin on Sept. 10, 2013, at 4 p.m.
At Rockport, Brittany White, Jessica Greeley, Ciera Poulin and Mackenzie Winslow each scored goals in Winslow's win over Camden Hills. Brooke Haskell scored on a penalty stroke for the winners. Winslow, Poulin and Bethany Winkin each had an assist.
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By Mary Beth Bourgon on Sept. 06, 2013, at 4 p.m.
At Winslow, the Black Raiders received goals from Sarah Wildes, Bethany Lovely, Brittany White and Brook Haskel en route to their win over Brewer. Cierra Poulin and Mackenzie Winslow had assists and Delaney Wood made two saves on two shots. Brooke Richards made 15 saves on 27 shots for Brewer. …
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By Jan Holmes -Jackson on Sept. 04, 2013, at 4 p.m.
At Belfast, Brooke Haskell scored two second-half goals to help the Black Raiders blank the Lions. Jessica Greeley's first-half tally was the only goal Winslow ultimately would need and Bethany Winkin also scored. Delaney Wood made seven saves. Maddie Littlefield made eight saves for Belfast. JV: 1-1


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Woman, husband accused of plot to kill her parents
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Two Jackson residents were arrested last night on charges of attempted murder. Steven Matthew Edwards and Kimberly Ann Edwards are suspected of plotting to kill her parents, David and Delores Richie, of ...
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He has 6 kids. He has 2 by one wife, a son and daughter. He had three by another wife, 3 daughters, Elizabeth, Miranda and Julie Brooke. He now has Tabitha from his current wife Kim. I don't know as much about him as other people on here seem to but I can say that his brother isn't much of a great person either.
I know of at least 4 wives. Not sure about kids. He is a major loser. I knew him years ago. They should have thrown away the key on him.
So does anyone have a clue what is going on with this case? I don't want this guy on the streets.
I first met pepper aka jess aka stephen in 1979 in Houston. . He was 16 and I was 14. He was my first love. Turns out I was just a cover because he was seeing a 30 something married woman and they did not want her husband to find out. He lied to me and eventually broke up with me. He remained in the picture because he was my brothers friend and two years later we started dating again. Same thing happened..he was still with this woman, who ended up divorcing her husband and married Pepper and they had 2 children. 4 years later he wanted to go out again, but thankfully I was smart by this point. I remember him never being able to hold a job and drinking too much. He could talk for hours,but lying came very easily to him. When we met, he did not live with his parents, he was living with his mothers friends family, which happens to be the woman that he had the affair with and later married. He never explained why he did not live with his parents other than to say that they did not get along. I have known for a long tome that he was manipulative, a liar, and used women, but i never took him for a killer. He collected his fathers life insurance money when he died and now I wonder if he had anything to do with that. Very sad for everybody.
How did his father die?
I knew pepper and do not have any happy memories with him in my life. He has destructed alot. Where is he now?
He had 5 wives and 6 kids. 2 with the first, thankfully they are not caught up in all of this. 3 with the 3rd who are caught up in all this mess. and 1 with the 5th who is MIA with the inlaws he tried to kill. |
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Yes. He gets out next fall. |
The fear of him getting scares me....is it close to that time?
Where is he now? I will need to look over my shoulder
Well he's out of Federal prison and living in Jackson MS off of west Capitol street. Passes his self off as a contractor with a fictitious company called "The Fix It Men". www.thefixitmen.net
It has the telephone number on the website. He uses restitution center labor to do his work and then doesn't pay them. |
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Jan 6th 2009 9:20AM (Joystiq Nintendo)you could be right. maybe they just wanna test the waters and see if its safe to dive right into it. also wasn't Mario power tennis pretty darn popular in the GCN era? if so then that's the perfect way to test the waters. from what i've heard the tennis game in Wii sports was awesome. if Ninty adds online support and a few other nices touches to the game it could turn out to be a very good investment for whomever should purchase this GC remake.
PS1 classic Suikoden now available on the US PSN Store
Dec 24th 2008 3:50PM (Joystiq Playstation)this game is great and all but i'd rather have Suikoden II.
Suikoden II= best Suikoden game EVER!!
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Suda51 says changes coming to Desperate Struggle's open world
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Dec 22nd 2008 5:28PM (Joystiq Nintendo)alot of companies seem to be lawsuit happy this Generation! it's like suing video game companies and console companies have become a new hobby for them.
Ubisoft resurrecting Broken Sword on DS and Wii next year
Dec 19th 2008 2:20PM (Joystiq Nintendo)port or remake I don't care this only shows that DEVS wanna be lazy with the Wii and not produce any new games or franchises! i swear all DEVS just look at the Wii and think "CONSOLE WE CAN BE LAZY WITH AND MAKE LOSTS OF MONEY"! bunch of lazy fluffs!
Pokemon Platinum, Fire Emblem, tons more Q1 releases officially dated!
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DSi Shop opens Christmas Eve, new trailers available right now
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1:32 pm
Mon August 19, 2013
How One Plus One Became Everything: A Puzzle of Life
Originally published on Mon August 19, 2013 10:00 am
It's one of life's great mysteries ...
Four billion years ago, or thereabouts, organic chemicals in the sea somehow spun themselves into little homes, with insides and outsides. We call them cells.
They did this in different ways, but always keeping their insides in, protected from the outside world ...
... surrounded by walls or skins of different types ...
... but letting in essentials, nutrients. Some even learned to eat sunshine, capturing energy ...
... which gave them a pulse of their own ...
... so they could move ...
.... and glow ...
Over time, they became more complicated ...
But though all this began 4 billion years ago, for some reason, and nobody knows why, all these cells, billions, trillions of them, didn't do the next obvious thing. They didn't link up.
It seems so simple. There's one of you. Why not join with another? Multicellular life has so many advantages; it not only makes you bigger and stronger, it allows you to do several things at once, complicated things like seeing or swimming or ... eventually, thinking and loving.
"More complexity was possible," writes Richard Fortey in his classic book Life, but for a puzzlingly long time — more than 70 percent of life's history on earth, all living things did was stay alone and divide. Why did it take so long for 1 plus 1 to begin? Why did it start? What changed?
The truth is, we don't know.
The mystery persists.
I asked digital artist Paolo Čerić to let me appropriate his elegant gifs for this essay. Paolo is currently a student in Zagreb, studying information processing at the Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computing in Croatia and if you go to his blog, Patakk, you can see a full bouquet of his latest creations. Some of them — the ones I use here to talk about biology — are his invented forms elegantly looped; he's also got some that spring out of nowhere, others that play with already existing images, making them shudder, scramble, break apart. He says he's relatively new to digital art and animation, mostly self-taught it seems, and feeling his way, but with every month, he just gets better and better and better.