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Fall Ends Warm & Dry While Winter Brings Record Warmth
December 04, 2012 10:06 AM
Warm, and dry seems to be the new normal around the region as we end yet another season of extreme drought conditions and above average temperatures.
Meteorological Fall runs from September 1st through November 30th.
Fall is the season of extreme temperature swings and it is likely that our extremely dry conditions helped enhance the large increases and decreases in temperatures. This fall season started out extremely warm with the very first day of fall hitting 91 degrees. In contrast, the last day of fall reached 42 degrees and even that was above average. The warmest temperature reached 96 degrees on September 2nd, and the coolest temperature reached 12 on November 28th. That is a span of 84 degrees in just three months time!
The month of September started out very warm into the 90's and stayed above average for the majority of the month, with the exception of a few days when temperatures dipped into the 60's
October proved to be a roller coaster of a month with a wide range of temperatures. Many above average days were followed by several below average days. Temperatures peaked into the low 80's and even dropped into the 30's for a few days. October was also the month where we experienced our first snowfall.
Warm weather returned for November as temperatures stayed well above average for the majority of the month. Temperatures even rose to 70 degrees setting a new record for the latest 70 reading ever in Sioux Falls.
September remained the warmest month of fall with temperatures around 6 degrees above average. October became the first month in almost a year to have its average temperature below normal and November ended out the month warm, despite some very chilly temperatures at night.
One of the reasons temperatures were able to warm well above average was the fact that the climate was incredibly dry. We entered into fall already in a severe drought and continued the trend through November. There were only two days in the entire month of November where we saw measurable rain in Sioux Falls just adding more onto an already dire drought.
Each month in fall remained well below average for precipitation. Plunging our area even further into drought conditions.
In Sioux Falls, precipitation now reaches almost four inches below average.
The dry fall reached across our entire region with the majority of our cities well below average. Chamberlain had the lowest amount of precipitation for the fall with just over a half an inch, that is almost four and a half inches below normal.
Although some areas did see some precipitation, it was still well below where we should have been for the season.
Despite seeing over three inches of precipitation during the fall in Brookings, the city was still almost two and a half inches below normal.
The dire drought situation is easily seen when you compare the percent of normal. Only Brookings and Sioux City had precipitation over half of normal. That is pretty dire considering many of our areas fell below 25 percent of normal.
The south central region of South Dakota really faired the worst with many of the cities at just over ten percent of normal.
Thanks in part to the very dry climate, temperatures are able to warm and cool very quickly. Temperatures once again broke records Sunday with widespread 60's and 70's. Sioux Falls missed two records by only two degrees. 63 degrees was not only the daily record high for Sunday but also the all-time record high for December.
Aberdeen set a daily record high beating their previous record from 1998 by two degrees.
Pierre beat their daily record high by four degrees.
Siseton barely beat their daily record high by only one degree breaking a 71 year record.
Watertown tied their record of 56 degrees.
December, like the fall has started off very mild but things are changing quickly. We are currently watching and tracking two systems that are forecasted to come in for the weekend and could produce some accumulating snow.
Behind these systems looks like a very significant arctic cold blast that will drop temperatures between 30 and 40 degrees by next week. We will continue to track these systems and update you on any changes as we head through the week. Stay tuned!
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To Latino audience, Christie hints at backing for 'Dream Act'
NEWARK, N.J. - Supporters of "Dream Act"-style legislation are applauding a recent speech by Gov. Christie in which he said he supported tuition equality "for everybody in New Jersey."
The Latino Leadership Alliance of New Jersey and several of the state's largest immigrant-rights groups are taking Christie's comments to mean he has softened his opposition to allowing immigrants brought to the United States illegally as children to pay in-state tuition rates in New Jersey.
The alliance released a video of a keynote speech Christie delivered Saturday at the group's annual gala purporting to show his support for the idea.
"We need to get to work in the state legislature on things like making sure that there's tuition equality for everybody in New Jersey," Christie said to loud applause.
A Christie spokesman did not respond Tuesday to a request for elaboration on his comment.
Christie has opposed the federal Dream Act and pledged to veto its state equivalent. He has said that only lawful taxpayers deserve a tuition break because they help subsidize in-state institutions.
Both Christie and his Democratic opponent, Barbara Buono, have been courting Latino voters and in-state tuition is a major issue. Christie has opened a campaign office in Paterson and produced a Spanish-language television commercial before the June primary.
Buono has supported in-state tuition legislation and has named a Hispanic running mate.
Wooing Hispanic voters may go beyond the governor's race for Christie, as he could be looking to boost his chances in a 2016 presidential primary in a party that has come under fire for alienating Latino and other minority voters.
Christie emphasized during his remarks on Saturday that Congress needed to get back to work on many issues, including fixing the nation's immigration system. Christie called it "a disgrace" that immigration hasn't been fixed already.
He also told the crowd that politicians would be promising Latino voters a lot in the weeks leading up to the Nov. 5 election, adding that candidates should be "held to account for our deeds, not just our words."

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Vince Vaughn issues non-apology about 'Dilemma's' gay joke
In a statement released by Deadline, the actor acknowledges the harm in prejudices like homophobia while pointing out silenced jokes that make note of them do more harm than good.
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He does have a point. I don't condone any bullying of any kind whatsoever. However, I didn't see anything wrong with the joke. He wasn't targeting homosexuals with the joke. I can see how people can take it the wrong way but there was nothing wrong with the joke.
vince is an idiot
Wait, are there people out there actually claiming that electric cars AREN'T gay?!?
Sorry, Vince. In today's PC climate, you can't give anyone "the vapors" by being offensive. The correct way to phrase that joke would have been,"Everyone knows electric cars are retarded."
Well said Vince Vaughn. Seem to be taking alot of bad PR from the gay folks and supporters. Think your lucky its not from the electric car folk. They are a much smarter and a more dangerous crowd.
Gay Chair vs Electric Chair?
O come on world, the word GAY was hijacked as a representative word for homosexuals. It used to mean happy or was in reference to bygone Dandies in the 17th century. Every blessed teenager in the world uses it now to describe something off centre.You don't see the heterosexual community getting all upset if a member of the Homosexual community calls their vehicle a bloke y car. Get over yourself, learn to laugh and stop drawing attention to differences between gay and straight with such zest and everything will even out in the fullness of time.
I can't believe nobody has mentioned "The Simpsons" episode when they go to "the most boring place on earth" (Epcot Center) and the gay animatrons point to people in the electric cars and repeat "One of us! One of us!" right after the announcer of the ride ("sponsored by the gasoline car prouducers of America") says that the electric cars can't go very fast or far and that "people will think you are gay".
It was hilarious! Have people forgotten about this episode? It wasn't THAT long ago (less than ten years I think).
Is Vince Vaughn the writer or this Movie??? If isn't the GLBT should be after the writer not Vaughn. Just like if The Big Bang Theory had a homophobic comment and Two and a half men ( which they have!) then the writers should be attacked! Vince was reading from a script! Duh!
Yep. America is still disgusting
Seriously I agree with Vince Vaughn 100%+!!!!!!!!!!! I am so sick of people having to be so fuc&*%$ politically correct and having to watch every single word they utter. It's ridiculous. What ever happened to freedom of speech in this country? Now it's "Holiday Party" instead of "Christmas Party" and don't offend the blacks, or the whites, or the Koreans. It's humor people, give it a rest!!!!!
Hollywood can say whatever it wants about all them backward, primitive, Bible-thumping Christians. Just don't say anything bad about our gays.


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Bears on housing love to warn about how the shadow inventory of foreclosures and soon-to-be foreclosures hanging over the market will prevent any meaningful price recovery from happening for years. Fine. Whatever. But the bears inevitably give short shrift to two key influences on the market that have also undergone big changes lately that will likely help speed absorption of that shadow inventory a lot faster than many people realize. The first is pent-up demand. Household formation has been running below-trend by close to 1 million households per year for three years. Those poor kids are going to move out from their parents' place sooner or later. Once employment improves and they finally do, they'll provide an enormous jolt to incremental demand.
The second influence has to do with new supply. It has been essentially non-existent recently. The Census Bureau reported last week that homebuilders began construction of just 428,600 single-family homes last year. That's down from 1.7 million homes at the peak of the housing market, and down from and a long-term average of roughly 1.1 million. It's also the lowest level of new-home construction since the government started keeping records. Via the New York Times, here's the chart :
(Source: Commerce Dept.)
But even a drop that large doesn't convey the magnitude of the collapse in the supply of new homes. First, the housing-starts figure is of course a gross number. To understand its real contribution to supply, you need to net it against the 300,000 or so homes that are demolished each year, via everything from natural disasters to the simple ravages of time. If you take that 300,000-unit annual attrition into account, it turns out that that there have been basically no net additions to the country's inventory of single family homes—for three years.
What's more, don't forget that the country's population is steadily growing. To account for that, the Times's Binyamin Applebaum divided annual housing starts by population, and drew a chart that showed a statistic he calls people per new house built, going back to 1959. It is a doozy:
(Source: Commerce Dept., New York Times)
Note that before this cycle, the prior peak in people per new house built was around 350, during the brutal real-estate recession of 1982. The current number is 727, more than twice the highest number on record until now.
All of which is a very long way of saying that while the shadow inventory of housing may be looming, plain, old newly built inventory has disappeared, all while incremental demand is still pent up, but is growing and growing.
My bottom line: I somehow doubt that the absorption of all that shadow inventory that has the bears so worried will end up being the big problem so many people expect.
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Final Cut Pro X works much differently than legacy versions when it comes to storing media. Video, audio, graphics, stills, etc. are all stored in Events and projects. Rather than editors manually setting their scratch disks, FCPX does it automatically based on the projects and Events. This can be a good thing for those who aren't good with organization. Also, it makes our lives much easier.
Both projects and Events can be created on multiple hard drives. By default, files are stored in the "Movies" folder in the user directory of OS X. However, you can easily save them on different hard drives. To create new Events on external hard drives, simply either right-click on the HDD and choose "New Event" or select it and go to File -> "New Event". The same thing can be done for projects in the Project Library. Sadly, as of FCPX 10.0.1, Events and projects are stored on the root of the hard drive rather than a custom directory.
Moving Events
You can easily move Events to different hard drives. All you need to do is select the Event in the Event Library and choose File -> "Move Event" in the menu. A popup window will appear asking you where you'd like the Event to be moved to.
Duplicating Projects and Events
For some editors, it is important to make duplicates of projects. Final Cut 10 makes it simple and easy. To duplicate a project or Event, just select one or the other and press command+D or go to File -> "Duplicate Project" or "Duplicate Event". When you duplicate an Event, you'll be prompted to name and choose the location. When you duplicate a project, FCPX asks you the location, what specifically to duplicate, and whether to include the render files or not.
Organizing Projects
Like I previously mentioned, Apple hasn't given us much in terms of organization for the project location. However, FCPX does allow editors to place projects in folders. These can easily be made by pressing the "Create a new folder" icon on the bottom left of the Project Library or by going to File -> "New Folder" (or shift+command+N on the keyboard).
Organizing Events
Final Cut 10 also lacks options for organizing Events. Currently, the only way to organize Events in FCPX alone is to put them on separate hard drives. To make an Event (or project for that matter) not show up in Final Cut, just eject the hard drive. The Event (or project) will disappear from the list.
But, there is a third-party application that can hide projects or Events without ejecting drives. It's called Event Manager X by Intelligent Assistance. For only $5 bucks, easily disable any projects or Events you want to be invisible. It's that easy!
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Particle physics
The recent discovery at the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) of the European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN) of a massive particle "consistent with" the predicted properties of the Higgs boson hit the news with the force of a hurricane. But the phrase "consistent with" suggests that the CERN observation may also be "consistent with" other types of particle. Is it or isn't it? We're going to attempt to clarify the situation for you. Read More
Numbers are yet to be crunched and the data analysis goes on, but one thing appears to be certain: scientists at CERN have discovered a new boson, and it's probably the Higgs particle, the missing particle of the Standard Model which is thought to lend all matter its mass. Both the ATLAS and CMS experiments at CERN observe a new particle with mass between 125 and 126 GeV, comfortably within the band of possible Higgs masses previously identified. Read More
Antimatter trapped and studied for first time
An international collaboration of 15 research institutions have produced and trapped antimatter atoms for the first time ever. The feat was part of the ALPHA experiment, which is being conducted at Switzerland's CERN particle physics laboratory. It could be a step towards answering one the biggest cosmological questions of all time. Read More
Scientists have for some time postulated that "dark matter" could partially account for evidence of missing mass in the universe, while the hypothetical form of energy known as "dark energy" is the most popular way to explain recent observations that the universe appears to be expanding at an accelerating rate and accounts for 74 percent of the total mass-energy of the universe according to the standard model of cosmology. To better understand these two mysterious cosmic constituents scientists at the Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL) are using Roadrunner, the world's fastest supercomputer, to model one of the largest simulations of the distribution of matter in the universe. Read More
Lasers, is there anything they can't do? If they're not shooting down UAVs, they're fighting AIDS or bringing us the next generation of HDTVs. That's all well and good, but when it comes to lasers there's none bigger than the National Ignition Facility (NIF) at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) in California - an instrument capable of delivering 500 trillion watts of power in a 20-nanosecond burst which is now nearing completion. Its myriad uses will include providing fusion data for nuclear weapons simulations, probing the secrets of extrasolar planets and could even lead to the holy grail of energy production - practical fusion energy. Read More
March 20, 2008 Next week (April 6, 2008), one of the most famous research institutions in history CERN will open its doors to the public, offering a unique chance to visit. The European Organization for Nuclear Research (commonly known as CERN) is situated in Geneva and will display its newest and largest particle accelerator, the Large Hadron Collider (LHC), before it goes into operation later this year. This scientific instrument, the largest and most complex in the world, is installed in a 27km tunnel, 100 metres underground. Read More
June 26, 2007 The world of computing continually throws up feats that are difficult to comprehend. If the world's fastest car or world's tallest building were suddenly to be outperformed by a factor of three, we'd be incredulous, yet such quantum leaps have become routine in the world of computing. IBM's new Blue Gene/P is the second generation of the world's most powerful supercomputer. It triples the performance of its predecessor, Blue Gene/L while remaining the most energy-efficient and space-saving computing package ever built. Blue Gene/P scales to operate continuously at speeds exceeding one petaflop (one-quadrillion operations per second) and can be configured to reach speeds in excess of three petaflops. The system is 100,000 times more powerful than a home PC and can process more operations in one second than a stack of laptop computers 1.5 miles high (don't try this at home folks). Read More


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RICHMOND, Va. (AP) - A fiber-optic cable manufacturer is planning to expand its Culpeper operations, creating 30 jobs.
Gov. Bob McDonnell said Wednesday that TE Connectivity Ltd. will invest more than $15 million in the expansion.
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The company has had operations in Culpeper since the 1930s. TE Connectivity has nearly 90,000 employees in more than 50 countries.
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Jericho, N.Y. — The proposed Cablevision Rainbow Media Enterprises spin-off, which includes the cable service provider's Rainbow DBS/VOOM venture, has been pushed back to the fourth quarter from the originally scheduled third quarter. Cablevision, which had completed a financing plan for Rainbow Media Enterprises in mid-August, said in a late-September Securities and Exchange Commission filing it continues to make progress with the spin-off, but completion of the deal has been subject to a number of factors and conditions, including a Form 10 being declared effective by the SEC and final Cablevision board approval. Earlier this year, the company received an Internal Revenue Service ruling allowing the spin-off to qualify as a tax-free transaction. In addition to the satellite TV assets, the spin-off would include three Rainbow networks and the Clearview Cinemas movie theater chain.
Cypress, Calif. — Universal Electronics, provider of the Kameleon technology-based universal remote control, has acquired San Mateo, Calif.-based SimpleDevices, which offers software solutions that enable devices such as televisions, set-top boxes, stereos, automotive audio systems and other consumer electronics products to wirelessly connect and interact with home networks and interactive devices to deliver digital entertainment and information. Purchase price for the privately held company was $12.5 million, plus a possible performance-based payment in Universal Electronics stock. The acquisition is designed to further build Universal's ability to deliver seamless digital media connectivity, both for users at home and in the car.
Chicago — Global provider of digital maps for vehicle navigation and location-based solutions Navteq has determined the per-share price for an initial public offering will be $22. All of the shares included in the offering are being sold by Philips Consumer Electronics Services and NavPart, Navteq's principal stockholders.
Brisbane, Calif. — Consumer electronics accessories and audio products maker Monster Cable has been chosen to have its name overlook the San Francisco 49ers home stadium, with Candlestick Park now being called Monster Park. Monster, which has been making CE cabling and other products from its home base in the Bay Area for the past 25 years, heralds its new association with the tradition-rich National Football League 49er franchise. It states it is the ideal company to represent San Francisco and the pro team in the renaming, and cites both Monster's and the 49er's commitment to winning and track record for success. Plus, "We think that the fans will get a kick out of the name Monster Park because it's cool," said Noel Lee, Monster Cable's head and founder.
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Grading Every Indiana Pacers' 2nd-Round Performance so Far
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The Indiana Pacers currently lead their best-of-seven series against the New York Knicks, 2-1.
As a unit, the Indiana Pacers are doing a good job, as they currently lead the New York Knicks 2-1 in their second-round series after their 82-71 win on Saturday. However, can the same thing be said about their individual performances?
Has George Hill finally gotten over his mini-slump in Atlanta to become a key contributor against New York?
Has Roy Hibbert, who some experts say is the key for Indiana in this series, been a consistent force on both ends of the floor?
For the purposes of this article, the Pacers will be graded on their individual statistical output for the second round. This includes points, rebounds, assists and even turnovers.
Our hope is for everyone on the roster to take their game to the next level to make the Indiana Pacers more competitive as the postseason wears on.
After all, this is what NBA playoff basketball is all about.
Ben Hansbrough continues to get very limited playing time off the bench.
Points: 0.0
Rebounds: 0.0
Assists: 1.0
Steals: 0.0
Blocks: 0.0
Field-goal percentage: .000
Free-throw percentage: .000
Three-point percentage: .000
Turnovers: 0.5
Rookie Ben Hansbrough hasn't had the luxury of enough playing time to prove what he's worth. As a first-year player who's getting his very first taste of playoff basketball, observing and taking mental notes on the bench should serve him well for the future.
For now, he only sees action when the game's outcome is never in doubt, producing an assist and a turnover per contest.
Let's hope this will be a springboard for better things to come.
Grade: D-
Jeff Pendergraph (seen here fouling the Knicks' Carmelo Anthony on a dunk in Game 2) has been a non-factor in the second round.
Points: 0.0
Rebounds: 2.0
Assists: 0.0
Steals: 0.0
Blocks: 0.0
Field-goal percentage: .000
Free-throw percentage: .000
Three-point percentage: .000
Jeff Pendergraph was an impact player during the regular season.
This hasn't been the case in the playoffs so far.
After making a brief impact during the first two home games against the Atlanta Hawks, "Pendy" has seen his performance dwindle.
In the current series against the New York Knicks, he's seen action in only one game (Game 2) where he made his presence felt by fouling Carmelo Anthony on a three-point play and immediately turning the ball over on the other end on an illegal screen.
This paved the way for the Knicks' onslaught, with Pendergraph immediately getting yanked out of the game by coach Frank Vogel.
Roy Hibbert is getting the lion's share in terms of playing time at the 5 spot with Vogel essentially sticking to a seven-man rotation during the series.
This has left Pendergraph out of the equation. Knowing he has a great work ethic, he can eventually work himself back into the rotation.
For now, he's been nothing short of a disappointment.
Grade: D-
Sam Young (R) got an opportunity in Game 1 but played six minutes of sloppy basketball.
Points: 0.7
Rebounds: 1.0
Assists: 0.3
Steals: 0.0
Blocks: 0.0
Field-goal percentage: .250
Free-throw percentage: .000
Three-point percentage: .000
Turnovers: 1.0
More turnovers than points.
This is exactly what Sam Young has produced in the second round against the Knicks.
Three turnovers. Two points.
Just to emphasize, Young isn't expected to score in buckets. A bit of a contribution on the offensive end from Young would be good, but he's really expected to clamp down on Carmelo Anthony when Paul George is taking a breather.
After all, George sure could use some relief in this role on defense so he won't get worn out and eventually shoot better from the floor.
However, Young wasn't up to the task.
In Game 1 at Madison Square Garden, Young had a golden opportunity. Check out what he produced here.
With that kind of performance, he essentially played himself out of the regular playoff rotation and into a mop-up role with the likes of Ben Hansbrough and Orlando Johnson.
This goes to show everyone that when you get a chance, you better make the most of it.
Young sure didn't.
Grade: D-
Orlando Johnson has played only during garbage time in the second round.
Points: 2.0
Rebounds: 0.0
Assists: 0.0
Steals: 0.0
Blocks: 0.0
Field-goal percentage: .500
Free-throw percentage: .500
Three-point percentage: 1.000
Turnovers: 0.0
Sweet-shooting rookie Orlando Johnson is pretty much in the same situation as fellow first-year player Ben Hansbrough.
Johnson's first year in the NBA gave fans a glimpse of what he's capable of: a great stroke and a good work ethic.
However, just like Hansbrough, Johnson will have to settle for a mop-up role in this series against New York, which allows him to get a feel of NBA playoff basketball. Even with the little playing time he receives, the Pacers making the playoffs is a wonderful experience for a rookie like him to build on.
For Johnson, it's all about earning his stripes the hard way. Let's hope he eventually does as he continues to make waves in the NBA.
Grade: D
Ian Mahinmi (R) hasn't made a significant impact in the second round.
Points: 0.7
Rebounds: 1.7
Assists: 0.0
Steals: 0.0
Blocks: 0.3
Field-goal percentage: 1.000
Free-throw percentage: .000
Three-point percentage: .000
Turnovers: 1.0
The Indiana Pacers' rebounding has been so dominant (so far out-rebounding the Knicks 134-105 in three games), Ian Mahinmi's presence on the glass has been virtually non-existent—five rebounds in three games.
After logging a grand total of 20 minutes of playing time in the series against the Knicks, his entire playoff stat line has been non-existent as well.
The key here is Roy Hibbert, who has been logging an average of 38.3 minutes per contest in the second round as opposed to Mahinmi's 6.3. Hibbert is really the main cog in the middle for the Indiana Pacers against the New York Knicks.
Mahinmi, who has been part of a largely unproductive Pacers bench (getting outscored 86-51 by the Knicks' shock troopers so far), figures to get some garbage-time minutes as the series wears on.
For now, his main value lies in his championship experience with the Dallas Mavericks.
Other than that, Mahinmi has been a non-factor against the Knicks.
Grade: D
Points: 7.0
Rebounds: 1.0
Assists: 0.0
Steals: 0.0
Blocks: 0.0
Field-goal percentage: .600
Free-throw percentage: .000
Three-point percentage: .500
Turnovers: 0.0
Don't let the above numbers deceive you. These are Gerald Green's garbage-time stats from the only game he has played in the second round—a 105-79 blowout loss to the Knicks.
Just like teammate Jeff Pendergraph, Green showed some promise in the early going against the Atlanta Hawks. Many Pacer fans were hoping this was a sign of redemption for Green, who had a miserable regular season.
This hasn't been the case so far.
Since Game 4 of the Atlanta series, Green has been an afterthought. In this series, there is no way he will be able to contain Carmelo Anthony while Paul George is resting on the bench. Green and George are simply not on the same level as far as defense is concerned.
Another maddening tendency of Green is to hoist up ill-advised three-pointers, which is something Indiana cannot afford in the postseason. In the event he logs more minutes (which is very unlikely), he'll be the Pacers' counterpart of the Knicks' J.R. Smith as the most trigger-happy but not-so-successful three-point shooter in this series.
With the way things are going, expect Green to still be a permanent fixture on the Indiana bench.
Grade: D
Tyler Hansbrough has been the only frontcourt player capable of logging quality minutes off the Pacers bench in the second round.
Points: 4.3
Rebounds: 3.0
Assists: 0.3
Steals: 0.0
Blocks: 0.0
Field-goal percentage: .444
Free-throw percentage: .556
Three-point percentage: .000
Turnovers: 1.0
Tyler Hansbrough's gung-ho style of play would be the perfect antidote for an Indiana Pacers bench which has showed little life in the second round of the playoffs.
With this in mind, he is not expected to put up big scoring numbers off the bench. What's important is that he scraps, claws and grinds in relief of veteran David West during the 13 minutes or so he averages per contest against New York.
Count on Hansbrough to continue doing these things, although his free-throw shooting percentage has declined in this series.
All in all, his performance has tapered off in the last several postseason games. However, he is the type of player who can still make an impact in terms of the intangibles—diving for loose balls, setting solid screens and boxing out.
If he ups the ante a bit in terms of his rebounds, he can help put the Knicks away for good.
Grade: C
D.J. Augustin had a great Game 1 performance but hasn't been the same since then.
Points: 7.7
Rebounds: 0.3
Assists: 1.0
Steals: 0.3
Blocks: 0.0
Field-goal percentage: .667
Free-throw percentage: .500
Three-point percentage: .625
Turnovers: 0.3
If only D.J. Augustin can consistently put up numbers like he did in his Game 1 performance (16 points on 4-of-5 shooting from three-point distance), the Indiana Pacers would have solid insurance in terms of scoring in the backcourt.
In that same game, George Hill tallied 14 points but shot only 5-of-17 from the floor. Augustin certainly picked up the slack off the bench, something Byron Scott routinely did in the 1990s with this same team.
This is what D.J. Augustin was signed for.
Unfortunately, he hasn't been the same since. He's averaged only 3.5 points per game in the last two contests. What's more is he continues to be a liability as a defender and playmaker.
The Pacers have to live with this for now, as he is the only viable backup option at the 1 spot. Together with Tyler Hansbrough, Augustin completes the seven-man playoff rotation the Pacers are relying heavily on.
If Augustin can throw off the Knicks defense with timely sniping in the ensuing games, New York will be in deep trouble.
Grade: C+
Lance Stephenson continues to show his versatility, but his three-point and free-throw shooting percentages have gone down in the second round.
Points: 9.3
Rebounds: 8.0
Assists: 2.7
Steals: 1.7
Blocks: 0.0
Field-goal percentage: .414
Free-throw percentage: .333
Three-point percentage: .214
Lance Stephenson continues to impress as the starting shooting guard for the Indiana Pacers.
He doesn't put up gaudy scoring numbers, but he is an elite rebounder (8.0 per game in the series) who routinely out-hustles bigger guys like Tyson Chandler (7.1 RPG) and Kenyon Martin (4.8 RPG) on the glass.
Lance needs to shore up on his spotty free-throw shooting (.333) and his three-point marksmanship (.214), although he did hit two timely trifectas in the third quarter in Game 3 to help the Pacers pull away.
Pacer fans can only hope this is a sure sign he has rediscovered his shooting touch.
Stephenson's fearlessness, energy and versatility are what the Indiana Pacers need during an intense series against their playoff rivals, the Knicks. Even if things aren't going his way offensively, you can count on him to make his presence felt in other meaningful ways.
Grade: B
George Hill is putting up decent numbers overall, but is not particularly shooting the ball well against the Knicks.
Points: 14.3
Rebounds: 5.3
Assists: 4.7
Steals: 0.3
Blocks: 0.3
Field-goal percentage: .318
Free-throw percentage: .750
Three-point percentage: .346
Turnovers: 2.7
In the first two road games in the Atlanta series, George Hill shot a miserable 5-of-23 from the field. He was able to regain his shooting touch in Game 6 to the tune of 21 points to help put the Hawks away.
Going into the series against the Knicks, fans were wondering if Hill was finally able to shake off the cobwebs.
Hill is averaging a respectable 14.3 points per game against New York but is shooting only .318 from the floor.
On top of that, he also needs to cut down on his turnovers (2.7), the most memorable of which for Knicks fans was the steal off a double-team on Hill leading to an uncontested Kenyon Martin dunk on the other end in Game 2.
Hill's saving grace was the five triples he drained in Game 3, outperforming Raymond Felton (who had a tough shooting night) and helping the Pacers pull away to lead the series 2-1.
Grade: B
David West slams one home in Game 3, which the Pacers won, 82-71.
Rebounds: 7.3
Assists: 2.3
Steals: 0.3
Blocks: 1.0
Field-goal percentage: .485
Free-throw percentage: .857
Three-point percentage: .000
Turnovers: 2.7
Give David West tons of credit for the Game 1 victory which enabled the Pacers to snatch home-court advantage from the Knicks. His assortment of moves in the paint befuddled the New York defense, showing everybody how it's supposed to be done.
After failing to assert himself on the boards in the first two games, he snagged 12 in Game 3. The Pacers are out-rebounding the Knicks badly (134-105 through three games). If West piles up more rebounds, Indiana's frontcourt will dominate even more.
West, just like most of the starting unit, has been struggling with his turnover numbers. This is something he must keep in check.
In spite of this fact, his leadership throughout this series and strong showing in Game 1 (which resulted in Indiana snagging home-court advantage) earns him a decent grade.
Grade: B
2013 NBA Most Improved Player Paul George must resolve his shooting and turnover woes in the playoffs in order for him to become a better clutch player.
Points: 17.7
Rebounds: 5.7
Assists: 4.3
Steals: 2.0
Blocks: 0.0
Field-goal percentage: .362
Free-throw percentage: .667
Three-point percentage: .259
Turnovers: 5.3
Paul George is putting up some pretty solid numbers for the Indiana Pacers. For a 23-year-old who is still learning the playoff ropes, 17.7 points and 5.7 rebounds per game aren't bad.
However, 5.3 turnovers per game is.
George and the rest of his teammates continue to struggle in this department (16.3 per game), coming up second behind Golden State among the eight teams in playoff contention as of May 14.
Paul is the worst offender in this area. For the Pacers to oust the Knicks, George simply must cut down on his turnovers because New York thrives on forcing its opponents into a lot of miscues.
He has not shot the ball particularly well from three-point distance (7-of-27 for a 25.9 percent shooting clip) and the free-throw line (66.7 percent in the second round). He has also seen his rebounding average drop by almost four since the Atlanta series (9.5 to only 5.7 per game).
However, George, who was recently named to the NBA's All-Defensive Second Team, is doing an excellent job in defending the NBA's second-leading scorer in the playoffs, Carmelo Anthony.
For the record, Anthony has shot only 16-of-44 in the Pacers' two wins and didn't even score a single field goal in the fourth quarter of Game 3.
Once George improves his shooting percentage and reduces his turnover numbers, he should be an even bigger force to be reckoned with.
Grade: B
Roy Hibbert is all smiles after the Pacers' Game 3 win at home.
Points: 14.7
Rebounds: 10.7
Assists: 1.7
Steals: 0.0
Blocks: 3.0
Field-goal percentage: .529
Free-throw percentage: .889
Three-point percentage: .000
Turnovers: 2.0
The mark of a great player is to rise to the occasion in the playoffs.
So far, Roy Hibbert has done just that.
His second-round stats against the Knicks represent an improvement from his regular-season performance in virtually every statistical category (points, rebounds, field-goal percentage, free-throw shooting percentage, assists per game and blocker per game).
Quite a feat considering the early-season struggles he went through.
Hibbert is really one of the main keys on both ends of the floor for Indiana. To note:
- Game 1: 14 points, eight rebounds and five blocks. Pacers 102, Knicks 95
- Game 2: Six points, 12 rebounds and four blocks. Knicks 105, Pacers 79
- Game 3: 24 points and 12 rebounds. Pacers 82, Knicks 71
If he is clicking on all cylinders on both ends of the court, the Pacers are an extremely tough team to beat.
In Game 1, he showed his value as a shot-blocker and rim protector by frustrating slashers like Carmelo Anthony and J.R. Smith time and again.
In Game 3, Hibbert's impressive offensive arsenal was on full display. He knocked down sweet hook shot after hook shot over Tyson Chandler, somebody whom Hibbert can exploit on offense.
Forget about his Game 2 scoring output. Big Roy has turned things completely around.
When Roy Hibbert goes, so do the Indiana Pacers.
Grade: B+


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NEW DELHI/MUMBAI May 23 (Reuters) - India's Tata Steel Ltd said it expected to take no further charges in Europe and has put no European assets up for sale, following a $1.6 billion writedown for the region in the past financial year due to weak demand.
The company reported its third straight quarterly loss on Thursday, which could lead to pressure for further cost cuts and closures, especially in its older plants in Britain.
Two-thirds of Tata Steel's 27 million tonne annual capacity is in Europe, where demand has fallen by almost a third since 2007. Various media reports have said it is exploring a sale of some of the assets.
"At this time, we have no business which is on the table," Chief Financial Officer Koushik Chatterjee told reporters. "But if there are opportunities or our strategy is different, it can happen."
"Severely depressed" conditions in Europe are expected to continue over the short to medium term, the company said in an earlier statement.
Its January-March net loss was 65.29 billion rupees ($1.2 billion), compared with a 4.33 billion rupee profit a year earlier. Net sales rose about 1 percent to 341.8 billion rupees for the fourth quarter.
Analysts had expected profit of 3.64 billion rupees on sales of 350.16 billion rupees, according Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S.
Investors and analysts have said Tata Steel should focus on its high-margin India operations, where its costs are far lower.
Chatterjee said Tata Steel had secured a loan of 220 billion rupees for its long-delayed 6 million tonne plant in India's Odisha state. The company is already saddled with debt of about $10 billion, nearly double its market value.
Tata also said it would not proceed with a planned $5 billion steel plant in Vietnam.
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Tata Steel, part of the salt-to-software Tata group, bought a foothold Europe when it paid $13 billion for Anglo-Dutch steelmaker Corus in 2007, a deal that forced it to pile on debt. ($1 = 55.5612 Indian rupees)
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Hi guys,
Using version 2.3.1 on an Australian host (Ilisys.com.au) and getting a nasty error when trying to upload an image file through 'Files & Images'. I can browse to the image/file ok but when I press the 'Upload Files Listed Below' I get an error.
I am on a shared hosting service and don't have access to php.ini. I've added a folder called 'silverstripe-cache' following reading other forum posts. I adjusted permissions on my assets directory to 777 to see if that helped.
Anyway the error I am receiving is:
[Warning] move_uploaded_file() [function.move-uploaded-file]: open_basedir restriction in effect. File(/tmp/php_upload/phpdx7OzZ) is not within the allowed path(s): (VIRTUAL_DOCUMENT_ROOT:/usr/local/lib/php:/usr/local/lib/ph:/home/chroot_lib/phplib/:/usr/local/bin/)
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Hi Anthony,
I think I've just had the same problem and I'm on a host with similar restrictions (MelbourneIT = crap) ...As far as I can see I'm not able to upload files because SilverStripe can't find/access a temp folder somewhere..
It may be possible to set the folder manually in AssetAdmin.php (line 198) but I haven't done anything other than have a quick look (it's 2am and I need some sleep). I'll have a go at fixing it tomorrow... In the meantime if you find solution please share it!
Re: Problems Uploading Files & Images After Install
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Are you defining your temporary file location? For example, do you have an environment file (_ss_environment.php) that has a line like:
define('TEMP_FOLDER', dirname(getcwd())."/tmp");
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16 June 2009 at 1:00am
Awesome work Hamish.
Did exactly as you suggested and added a _ss_environment.php file to the root of my site with the define statement that you gave me. I also created a folder called 'tmp' at this level with the correct permissions!
Really appreciate your help - thanks again. JackAttack if you have this issue follow Hamish's instructions. For more info on _ss_environment.php check out this document http://doc.silverstripe.com/doku.php?id=environment-management
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I've had the good (or bad) fortune to never work on a data warehouse of under a terabyte. If you want something really big like, oh, Southwestern Bell has, you need DB2 or Teradata (SWB's choice).
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Probably I'm showing my bias, or my limited experience
2005-04-19 13:45:18 danielhanks [View]
I see. Where I work we have an 11T data warehouse running on Oracle. I don't work directly with it, but it does provide daily reports, so it must be working ok enough.
Just my $0.02.
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