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Sony kicks off PSN sale with 50% FIFA 14 discount
The PS3 and Vita versions of FIFA 14 can currently be had for half price on PSN.
Have American Express? Then complete Halo 4 on Legendary and get a free trip to E3
Leading finance company American Express has teamed up with Xbox Live for a first of its kind promo offer.
Iwata won't bid for Wii U exclusivity deals
Nintendo president Saturo Iwata is open to partnering with developers on exclusive Wii U titles – but not if he has to pay up for the privilege.
Blockbuster partners with IGN to promote VIP Gamer scheme
High Street retailer Blockbuster has struck a deal with media giant IGN to promote its new customer reward scheme VIP Gamer.
UPDATED: Morrisons slashes console prices
UK supermarket chain Morrisons has cut the price on a number of console SKUs, according to reports.
Gaikai partners with Ubisoft, Best Buy
Cloud gaming company Gaikai is now providing its demo service to Ubisoft and Best Buy following deals with YouTube, EA and more.
Asda introduces £98 HD TV
UK supermarket chain Asda is selling a 19-inch HD-ready TV for under £100 this Christmas.
Where's cheapest? Halo: Anniversary and Assassin's Creed cut to £4.99
This week is a huge five days for big releases, and GAME is hoping to grab as much market share as possible with a raft of great offers.
Modern Warfare 3 price roundup - where's cheapest?
It's the biggest release of the year, and retail will tomorrow go to war to try and win as big a share of the mammoth Call of Duty: Modern Warfare ...
Get Uncharted 3 for £2.99 at HMV
Sony's Uncharted 3 arrives in the UK today (yes, a Wednesday!) and HMV has once again emerged as the retailer with the most competitive offer.
Batman: Arkham City - where's cheapest?
There's no let-up this week as the triple-A new releases continue to come thick and fast, and this time it's the turn of Batman: Arkham City to get the trade-in ...
Get OnLive console and Saints Row 3 for £24.49
It's all the industry is talking about today, and new streaming games service OnLive is doing all it can to ensure the public is just as enthused.
New Gamestation site launches with £99 Xbox 360
The new-look Gamestation.co.uk and GAME.co.uk websites are now live.
Tesco cuts Deus Ex to £30
Ahead of its UK release tomorrow, the UK's supermarkets have hit the print press to promote their discounts on console and PC title Deus Ex: Human Revolution.
Best Buy's Enfield store opens this weekend
Best Buy will this weekend open its 11th UK store in Enfield, North London.
PS3 hits £179 - price roundup
Retailers have begun adjusting the prices of their PS3 stock following Sony's announcement of a price cut to the machine last night.
3DS price roundup, this time including GAME
Tomorrow is 3DS price cut day, and MCV has the complete run-down of all the deals that can be had on the High Street.
£115 - 3DS price wars begin afresh
With the official UK price cut coming up tomorrow, retail has started to show its hand regarding the levels to which it is prepared to cut the price of the ...
Sega strikes Japanese EA deal
Publisher Sega has reached a deal with EA to act as distributor for its games in Japan.
Dirt 3 gets the £4.99 treatment
Codemasters' Dirt 3, which releases tomorrow in the UK, is the latest title to see its price cut on the High Street.
LA Noire deal roundup
After a long, long wait Rockstar's LA Noire will be released in the UK tomorrow. And such is the anticipation that major retailers are today advertising a number of cut-price ...
Koch celebrates five years of Nindie
Distributor Koch is kicking off the next five years of Nindie.com with 'surprising' deals on 3DS.
GAME launches PERK UP
Leading video games retailer GAME has gone live with a new aggressive special promotions push that will run for six weeks.
AC Brotherhood price roundup
The latest release in the Assassin's Creed saga – which is doing brilliantly with critics – has sparked off yet another price war on the UK High Street.
Gran Turismo 5 for £4.99
Entertainment retailer HMV is to sell Sony's Gran Turismo 5 for just £4.99 next week to any customer happy to trade-in a copy of Codemasters' F1 2010 for PS3.


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Sourcing each item from the surrounding land, Saison highlights the abundant resources of the San Francisco Bay Area. Each morning a new menu is crafted based on the finest offerings from our network of small farms, ranches, and fisheries.
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Everything you have heard about
how good this restaurant is..is true. The food was out of this world. The waiters, chefs, bartender, and sommelier were so nice. Great spot for a special occasion."
Dined on 3/5/2014
The kitchen at Saison serves a
tasting menu of the highest caliber. The flavors and textures are generally well conceived, executed and plated. It is obvious the kitchen attempts to procure ingredients from the best sources, as well as utilize them uniquely. (One exception is the bland Parker-style rolls.) I wish Saison would send courses to the table in a more leisurely manner. Every time I've dined there I've made fruitless attempts to have the meal paced more leisurely. On this visit desserts and tea arrived almost simultaneously. It was obvious that the restaurant wanted our table. Being rushed out was not cool. The menu of "our meal" that was presented to us as we exited listed two courses (of twelve) that we were not served."
Dined on 2/26/2014
It took almost 4 hours to finish
the dinner! It is a bit tasking after a long day! But, every dish is a new surprise and a wonderful experience. I have never tasted food with so much complexity that is comparable to a bottle of great wine."
Dined on 3/1/2014
Amazing blow out night. We were
celebrating my husband's BD. Saison did not disappoint except perhaps for the fact that Chef did not sign our menu. Then again all attention was on the food/art coming out of the kitchen.... And it showed. We love what Chef Duffy is doing in Chicago (he did sign our menu lol) but Saison blew Grace out of the water. The food/wine pairings were the best we have had in a long, long time. The ambiance and 80's music were icing on the cake. One of our top 5 meals ever....."
Dined on 2/15/2014
Simply fantastic dinner there,
can't recommend it enough. Should have 3 stars from Michelin!"
Dined on 2/19/2014
This was one of those very special
occasion meals that could not be replicated often because it was so costly, but it was worth the price. The service was beyond impeccable and the food and presentation were sublime. I had the discovery tasting menu and it was incredible, so much so, that I took notes!"
Dined on 2/18/2014
We had an incredibly special
dinner here for my husband's 40th birthday. The food was exquisite, the ambience intimate and quiet, and the staff was incredibly knowledgeable and friendly without intruding. (In fact out of the corner of my eye I caught a waiter catch himself and stand back when he could see we were in the middle of a serious discussion.) It really feels like a shrine to incredible flavors and foods without being stuffy. We won't be back often because it is a major blow to the wallet, but it is absolutely worth it for those rare occasions."
Dined on 2/13/2014
An extraordinary dining experience
from start to finish."
Dined on 2/13/2014
We started with single bits of raw
fish and fish row. The flavors were clean, fresh, with crunch where appropriate. We then progressed to larger plates which included the freshest uni, fish row, etc. We had the wine paring, which was the best paring we had ever experience. The two weakest dishes were the abalone although the flavors were good it was slightly rubbery and the pigeon which was not at the same level of the seafood. Desert was fun. We had a table overlooking the kitchen with lots of action but quiet. The service was good close to perfect, but slight room for improvement. A couple of the dishes were unbelievably outstanding."
Dined on 2/12/2014
Celebrated my husband's 50th
birthday. Great evening. The experience is something you will always remember!"
Dined on 2/12/2014
phenomenal setting and service.
the menu is fixed and multi-small courses, so while we weren't crazy about all of the taste combinations, each of them was creative and inventive. this is also the most expensive restaurant at which we've dined (count on $700 for a couple with minimal alcohol, and you could easily cross the 4-digit mark without trying), so while this wouldn't be a 'regular' stop for us, it was worth the money for the experience. incredibly thoughtful menu and painstaking detail to presentation."
Dined on 2/11/2014
Saison is perhaps not for everyone
- openmindedness is perhaps a bit important, but for those looking for an extraordinary melding of food, wine, service and ambiance you will not find anything quite like it. Having dined all over the world and United States, I found Saison achieves what feel places of its caliber do - create a totally cohesive, personalized service that is contemporary with cuisine that is based on the amazing caliber of products they procure and presenting them in creative and inventive ways, that are yet somewhat familiar. An emphasis on flavor and texture and technique. Saison is the closest to a true Japanese Kaiseki you will find in this country. BRAVO!!!"
Dined on 1/25/2014
Easily my favorite restaurant. The
food is ridiculously good, the wine pairings are perfect, and the service is second-to-none. A slight issue is that they have a tendency of surprising you, usually about 24 hours out (sometimes same-day), with "just to inform you, we're out of tables in the restaurant, so your booking is for the bar." An OpenTable reservation should obviously be for the restaurant itself. In my 3-4 bookings at Saison, none of my OpenTable reservations were honored as-is, and I've had to change my reservations last-minute in order to eat in the dining room. It's worth dealing with the above-listed annoyance, because the food is incredible, but it's something they definitely need to address with their front-of-house staff"
Dined on 1/22/2014
Great and wonderful restaurant but
priced at a premium. Definitely a dining experience."
Dined on 12/5/2013
This restaurant was far from our
expectation. With over a $600 per person meal with all persons being dissatisfied should say it all. Watch up from the suggestion from the waiter as all they try to do is get you to order up to increase the bill. All small plates lacked flavor and there was no anchor meal that was satisfying. Each plate was a lot of show but flavor lacked everything. Each meal had Foam which just masked the visual appearance of what was put in front of you. Our group has been to some of the highest Michelin Star restaurants in the world and this one by far is just an over rated Suishi restaurant. All of us would never recommend this restaurant to anyone - even our worst enemy. Think twice and save your money."
Dined on 1/17/2014
This was my second time at Saison,
this time for my wife's birthday. It was a wonderful experience from start to finish, with everything done to make dinner memorable. Attentive, friendly yet completely unintrusive service. And the food in every course was outstanding. We were halfway through the dinner before we found out half the time we were being served by the owners themselves. I love the fact that volume is low and quality very high. Even at this high price, it's worth going for the special experience that it is."
Dined on 1/10/2014
Outstanding, inventive, balanced
flavors and textures that are sometimes dazzling, and dishes that are always beautiful. We did the full tasting menu. Lovely portions, and our interest and appetites stayed high. Very special food. Loved watching the kitchen action and fire stoking etc. Service can be highly professional, tho not always."
Dined on 12/30/2013
Thoroughly enjoyed our night. Food
and service were incredible."
Dined on 12/28/2013
There are really no words to
describe the dining experience at Saison except to say that everything from drinks down to the parting gift are perfectly executed. The space is warm rustic modern, the staff is wonderful and the food is unforgettable. We loved sitting next to the open kitchen to watch the dishes being quietly and skillfully prepared with unmatched attention to detail. Perfect, perfect, perfect."
Dined on 12/21/2013
Food, wine, service, presentation,
ambience were all excellent. Saison is a special venue. Five stars in my book"
Dined on 12/18/2013
We have been on a mission for
years. Get enough Open Table points and eat here with the vouchers. With points in hand, it was worth it. The staff was unbelievable; highly friendly as well as professional. The food was original as well as creative, reflective of the season. Enjoyed the open kitchen. Nothing was stuffy or pretentious. We would rank this as one of the best restaurants in the city. If you get the chance to eat here, it is well worth it."
Dined on 12/13/2013
We have done many tasting menus
and really enjoy the experience. However, the food was below the level of the cost. We did one wine pairing and we thought that the chosen wine was far below standards for $248. Not one wine stood out. The food was clever and beautifully presented, but vastly over priced for our experience. The wait staff, ambience, atmosphere was brilliant! Bar was exceptional! Just needed "more," in food area for the price. Maybe order from the menu and enjoy the experience that way. Respectfully, Mark"
Dined on 12/13/2013
Wonderful, thoughtfully prepared
cuisine. Knowledgeable sommelier. Very attentive and personable service staff. Highly recommended for regular evenings in SF. Thank you for a wonderful time, looking forward to seeing you again!"
Dined on 12/5/2013
Food and wine pairings truly
remarkable. Service an A+. View of kitchen gave an opportunity to observe real professionalism."
Dined on 12/6/2013
While undoubtedly expensive, our
recent meal was worth every penny. Freshest of fresh, with mind-blowing intensity and delicacy of flavors….add Japanese-like attention to presentation and Saison is perhaps as close as it gets to perfect. Our best meal in the US this year, bar none."
Dined on 12/5/2013
Saison was definitely one of the
best meals of my life. Their Black Cod dish definitely blew my mind! It's definitely on the pricey side but it was all worth it!"
Dined on 11/22/2013
Flavors of each course were
perfect to the palate. Fragrance and taste were well balanced! The open kitchen experience and interactions with chefs were both exciting and fun. Service was meticulous! They paid attention to every details!"
Dined on 11/23/2013
Eating at the Saison was a true
adventure in eating. Yes, the food was excellent (heavy on the 'raw fish' side), but it was the entire experience that will be treasured. Usually we don't like to sit any where near the kitchen, but watching the staff "construct" each course was fun! Overall it was a unique and excellent dining experience. You do need to know the cost before you go."
Dined on 11/13/2013
The service was great. The food
was amazing. The portion size was ridiculous. 16 amuse bouche, and we left hungry. In no way is going to eat at a restaurant, and spending 500$ in food acceptable if you leave unsatisfied."
Dined on 11/19/2013
Enjoyed the meal and experience.
Service was excellent. Food was very creative and artistic but a little bit too heavy with the seafood. Not really sure the premium wine pairing was "premium" and warranting the double fee from the standard wine pairing. Expensive evening, but that was expected from reviewing the website before making reservations."
Dined on 11/14/2013
Everything was fabulous - could
not have been better. But I had no idea how expensive it was going to be. CRAZY! Not that it is not a wonderful meal - but I just can't wrap my head around this, especially when there is wonderful food to be had at very special restaurants for a quarter of the price."
Dined on 11/9/2013
First let's get price out of the
way: Saison is expensive, very expensive, and with the wine pairings even more so. But the two of us have dined all around the world, at some of the finest restaurants in terms of stars and reviews, and this is world class. The space is largely wide open, and we wee lucky to have banquette seating (my preference) directly facing the frenetic but fun kitchen. It's like art being made and you get to watch. The wine pairings were perfect, although a one-course beer pairing was jarring and I wouldn't recommend it. Service was impeccable and invisible unless we wanted to ask a question or make a request or comment. My partner didn't love the 80s music, selected by the chef, but I loved it!"
Dined on 11/8/2013
I'll let the exquisite food speak
for itself, particularly because it leaves you speechless. The staff was above and beyond attentive and made us feel like celebrities without smothering us. My husband and I came here on our honeymoon and were congratulated instantly which reaffirmed the newlywed bliss. Absolutely recommending this restaurant for special occasions and foodies."
Dined on 11/7/2013
Gastronomic delight. Not to be
missed. The best of everything. Way beyond expectation. Expensive but worth every penny."
Dined on 11/1/2013
We read every review before we
booked. None was bad, though the implication was that the place would evolve with time. Lovelier and more elegant than the reviews led us to believe, and the expensive furnishings are noticeable and appreciated. Also more indulgent and centered around seafood. VERY inventive dishes -- 16 of them! Because of the seafood theme, wine pairings are mostly white, and some may find it difficult to appreciate their astounding price. Only concern -- considering the financial investment and culinary achievement, the meal should have been paced to last a minimum of 3 hrs, as stated by restaurants of a similar stature. We were out the door in 2.5 hrs, though completely satiated."
Dined on 10/31/2013
I had a great dining experience
from beginning to end. Anyone who is looking for a perfect place to send their executives, I would certainly recommend it. However, as it requires at least 2 hours to fully enjoy the dining experience, this is not a good fit for a quick meeting or a place to dine before going to see a show/concert, etc. Just love it."
Dined on 10/26/2013
What a romantic moment in a great
place, high class service and fantactic food. Unforgettable......"
Dined on 10/26/2013
Saison has a uniquely comfortable
dining region. There are not many tables. The atmosphere is intimate. The tasting menu is excellent. Some of the items were unusual, but overall, the food was excellent and the service was attentive."
Dined on 10/23/2013
Undoubtedly pricey but so worth it
to experience the level of service and luxury food that we had that night. The staff was exquisitely attentive and the sommelier was courteously knowledgeable. My only quibble was that upon our arrival we were seated near the bar for what I thought would be a short wait for our table. It finally dawned on me after the procession of a few dishes that we were already at our table. The scene at the bar was quite interesting --and the people attractive--but I would have preferred a view of the kitchen and the wonders emanating from it."
Dined on 10/16/2013
I was very impressed with my
dining experience at Saison. Saison beautifully executed it's dishes with fresh ingredients. The bites were tantalizing on the palate and really had me looking forward to the next dish!! The beverage pairings were well-thought out and really highlighted both the dish and the beverage itself. For example, one wine pairing tasted deliciously different with 3 different courses (I'll call this wine-3 ways)...and the subtle change in flavor of the wine was beautifully expressed when paired with the food. The service and decor were terrific. It was the quiet underdog in a sea of behemoths vying for my attention and palate."
Dined on 10/16/2013
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I think you're right, Sentient, the peas will survive the frost and if I'm lucky the beans too - they came from a packet that said they were good for early growing. Haven't seen any rabbits yet.
Not all cats enjoy catnip, but you could try valerian.
Amer, fig trees are so easy to grow from cuttings, many methods work. I like to to give them an early start. So I treat them special. Mine get a warm location, on a heating mat or a warm shelf. They will also root at normal room temperature. Or even in the garden soil.
Spud, glad to hear it! Spring is on the way!
Beautiful fig Sentient.
Warm enough here to get my lazy self outside and doing yard-work for the last 3 days. Yay! Still haven't started any plants, but will in the next few days.
The fig cutting growth looks very healthy Sentinent, how you provided them light and temperature. Was it consistant incubation or they were placed in some warm and well lit place like window with temperature ups and downs?
The peas should survive, I think. Peas are pretty cold tolerant and should handle a frost. My snow peas made it through frost. Is that why they are "snow" peas? Un fortunately they did not make it through marauding bunny rabbits. So will need to replant.
Beans are more of a warm weather plant. I hope they will do well too!
Joan, I hope the cat enjoys the catnip. It's really fun to watch them get 'high' on it. The cat who lives with me (can't call her "my" cat - more like I'm "her" human) ignores it.
A real joy to see such healthy plants coming up. I look forward to their progression.
Snow is all gone from my planting boxes, just a few tiny little piles back in the bird area.
A most handsom Siamese cat showed up a week or so ago, beautiful coat and color, a little twist at the end of his tail, and he seems to be a good mouser. I think I shall bring a pot of catnip up close to the house hoping to entice him away from the bird section.
They're beautiful, Sentient! You must be very good at this sort of gardening; it's a joy to follow your progress!
Here we had a week of night frost just when everybody is ready for spring - I wonder if the peas and beans I planted will survive. If not, I'll do better next year, and a second batch of peas and beans is already above ground - inside of course...
Fig cutting progress.
This was a winter gardening effort. Start a bunch of fig trees. They are not ready for outdoors yet. Most are growing very nicely now. Vigorous top growth means the roots are also growing well.
This one was a bit jump started compared to the rest. It had a tiny root due to the branch being under the compost mulch. Many of the other cuttings are growing fast now too.
Sentient, all our effort to bring coffee grounds into the garden is paying off! Good for you.
Farmers Who Commit Totally to Sell Locally Can Make a Profit
This is encouraging news indeed. Just imagine freshly picked fruits and vegetables in season from local farm to restaurants and grocery stores. I still like the farmer's markets best, and with increased uses by other markets, we all get better availability.
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COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) -- The South Carolina State Fair had about 10,000 more visitors this year.
Fair officials told The State of Columbia that 452,576 people came through the gates at the fairgrounds in Columbia during the 11 days of the fair, which ended Sunday.
Organizers credited good weather. The fair was dry except for some drizzle in the evening one day.
Officials say they were especially pleased with the increased attendance since the fair sold fewer advance tickets this year.
The record attendance for the State Fair was 492,395 in 2010.
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Volume 2012 (2012), Article ID 121034, 11 pages
Predicting Protein Interactions by Brownian Dynamics Simulations
1Department of Physiology and Biophysics, Virginia Commonwealth University, 1220 East Broad Street, P.O. Box 980551, Richmond, VA 23298, USA
2State Key Laboratory of Theoretical and Computational Chemistry, Institute of Theoretical Chemistry, Jilin University, Changchun 130023, China
3Department of Structural and Chemical Biology, Mount Sinai School of Medicine, New York, NY 10029, USA
Received 15 July 2011; Accepted 19 October 2011
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January 22, 2007 - United States Attorney Patrick L. Meehan today announced the filing of an indictment* today against Ismael Vazquez charging him with two counts of bank robbery. The indictment charges that Vazquez robbed the Wachovia Bank at 3400 Aramingo Avenue in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania on December 4, 2006 and December 20, 2006.
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If convicted, the defendant faces a maximum sentence of 40 years in prison, and a $250,000 fine. The case was investigated by agents from the Federal Bureau of Investigation and the Philadelphia Police Department, and it has been assigned to Assistant United States Attorney Derek A. Cohen.
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FORESTVILLE - Robert V. Gasper, 66, of King Road, Forestville, died unexpectedly, Saturday, (August 18, 2012) at UPMC Hamot Medical Center, Erie, PA. He was born in Dunkirk, on June 26, 1946, the son of the late Vincent and Beatrice (McCollough) Gasper.
Mr. Gasper served in the U.S. Marines as a Sgt. in the Vietnam War. He worked as a Truck Driver for Hills Trucking, Fredonia and also had his own Home Business. He was a member and trustee of Gage Chapel Community Church, Smith Mills and he enjoyed his children, grandchildren, church, friends, garage, square dancing and doing home repairs.
Survivors include his wife Donna Gasper, whom he married on April 2, 1983, in Silver Creek, two daughters, Liz (Terry) Yochum, of Silver Creek; Michele (Dan Sprague) Gasper, of Perrysburg; a son, Gerald Hall, of Fredonia; and a brother, William (Shirley) Gasper, of Fredonia. Also surviving are three grandchildren: Bradley and Chad Yochum and Madison Hall and several nieces, nephews and brother-in-laws and sister-in-laws. Besides his parents, he was predeceased by an infant brother Johnny Gasper, an infant daughter, Stacey Gasper, and his father-in-law, Gerry Robillard.
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Wolves 89, Bobcats 109
Bobcats Destroy Wolves in the 4th
Bobcats Defeat Timberwolves 109-89
As a fan of Minnesota sports, including our NFL representative, I have to make a brief comment in acknowledgement of one of the Vikings most worthy NFC Central (it will always be the "Central" for me) opponents over the years. That's right, after a long, successful career which included one Superbowl win, Warren Sapp retired today. Good luck with your post-football life, Warren!
Early in the season, the Timberwolves squad consistently struggled with free throw disparity and it lost them several close games. This game wasn't close, and neither was the free throw disparity. The Bobcats made 23 of their 29 free throws and the Wolves made 5 of their 9 free throws. That equals 20 extra chances at points that the Wolves gave the Bobcats and the Cats capatilized to the tune of an extra 18 points. Combine the free throws with a lackluster fourth quarter and the recipe is another home loss to a non-playoff Eastern Conference team (aren't they all?).
Too much Matt Carroll (has that ever been said) and his three hands (doesn't this picture make it look like that) for Marko and the Wolves. (AP Photo/Jim Mone)
Despite several key injuries coming in - the Wolves were without Corey Brewer (thigh) and Rashad McCants (flu-like), and the Bobcats were without their highest scorer, Gerald Wallace - this was a closely contested game, with neither team creating a lead larger than 6 points at any point in the game up until 2:36 seconds remaining in the third. With the game 76-75 Bobcats, Jason Richardson hit a three sparking a combination of Wolves miscues and lights-out Bobcat shooting to create a 14-2 run over a six minute period. The Wolves called a timeout with 8:34 left in the fourth down 90-77 and the Bobcats never looked back. Quickly examining the box score, it's easy to find the villains for the Wolves demise, the 27-14 fourth quarter and the aforementioned free-throw disparity. Allowing six Bobcats to score in double figures, five of those exceeding their season averages (and Felton meeting his) also hurts the winning-cause like a Brett Favre interception (in related, less powerful-than-Sapp news, I heard he retired, too).
Escaping the pure numbers and relying on observation, Al Jefferson had an off-game. Several of the short, soft-touch shots that usually fall weren't dropping tonight. Al did not have a terrible game by any means, but in the course of an 82 game season, this is bound to happen. When Al has an off game, this team needs to find a way to get to get other easy buckets or else clamp down on the defensive end...neither happened tonight and the result was a 20-point home trouncing by a team that's weak even by Eastern Conference standards.
Come with me after the jump (click "Read More") for some positives from tonight's game (Bassy), some individual analysis, my inquiry as to who you think is the most attractive dance team member, and me calling out three players on this team I think can get to the charity stripe, yet don't get there enough.
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- Guard Marko Jaric will be a game-time decision, also with a thigh contusion. Jaric did look pretty good in a post-practice game of 3-on-3 Monday afternoon.
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College Wolf's Open Mailbag...
I'm stoked to be bringing this to you all again. Thanks in advance to everyone that submitted questions for this edition of the Mailbag. Keep em coming and I will gladly answer. Anyhow, as usual there is a very diverse variety of topics from: HOW do we improve this team's future, Does Chris Richard have a place in our team's future, Foye or McCants, Big Al vs KG, NBA2K 2008, Baron "The Bearded One" Davis, the hotter supermodel, and… Who Wins a Timberwolves Royal Rumble! Until next time…
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Snyder: I'm not into that as much as I am not being a Sebastian Telfair fan because he got drafted in front of me, right out of high school. That's predominantly where the discrepancy came from. That's what it is. It's not a rap thing. But if I said to say, I'm pretty diverse. I like a lot of different types of music.
MT: Do you write any of your own music?
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Even if Congress approves the Syria adventure, the president still loses.
My late grandfather, a dedicated communist until Soviet tanks rolled into Budapest in 1956, was fond of quoting Marxist aphorisms (an enthusiasm that long outlasted his admiration for the Communist Party). Among his favorites was the much-cited opening passage of Marx's The Eighteenth Brumaire of Louis Napoleon, published in 1852:
Hegel remarks somewhere that all great world-historic facts and personages appear, so to speak, twice. He forgot to add: the first time as tragedy, the second time as farce.
It's a great line, with the double virtue of being eminently quotable and giving Hegel -- that's Georg Wilhelm Friedrich, not to be confused with Chuck -- a nice little backhand smack on the nose. But it's also much too pat. Sure, history repeats itself, and sure, sometimes things get farcical. Mostly, though, the second go-round brings only more tragedy.
So it is with President Barack Obama and Syria.
Because you've heard this one before, right? An American president tells the world that brief, decisive military action is necessary to keep a murderous Middle Eastern despot from using weapons of mass destruction. The world is skeptical (as is the U.S. public). Declassified U.S. intelligence reports are bandied about. Foreign leaders remain unconvinced, urging patience and diplomacy as U.N. inspectors prepare a report of their own. The American president insists he'll use force unilaterally if necessary, and dares Congress to disagree. Congress caves.
The first time -- that would be Iraq, for those of you who are new around here -- things ended badly. You'll recall that the intelligence turned out to have been cooked (if not cooked through, it was at least half-baked). The U.N. secretary-general declared the 2003 U.S. invasion of Iraq illegal. And despite early Bush administration promises that the use of U.S. military force would be limited in scope and duration, the United States soon found itself embroiled in a multi-sided conflict that lasted eight years, cost more than a trillion dollars and killed nearly 4,500 American servicemembers (not to mention untold thousands of Iraqis).
You may also recall a young senator named Barack Obama, whose principled opposition to the Iraq War brought him national fame. In October 2002, Obama had this to say about the Bush administration's case for war in Iraq:
I don't oppose all wars ... What I am opposed to is a dumb war. What I am opposed to is a rash war ... I suffer no illusions about Saddam Hussein. He is a brutal man. A ruthless man. A man who butchers his own people to secure his own power. He has repeatedly defied U.N. resolutions, thwarted U.N. inspection teams, developed chemical and biological weapons, and coveted nuclear capacity ... But I also know that Saddam poses no imminent and direct threat to the United States or to his neighbors ... I know that an invasion of Iraq without a clear rationale and without strong international support will only fan the flames of the Middle East, and encourage the worst, rather than best, impulses of the Arab world, and strengthen the recruitment arm of al Qaeda.
It was a good speech. The kind of speech -- full of passion and honesty and good sense -- that eventually propelled Obama into the White House.
Ten years later, of course, it's President Obama who finds himself trying to sell a U.S. military intervention to a reluctant world. The ironies are staggering, and sad.
I won't belabor the parallels, for there are very real differences between Iraq and Syria, and between Bush and Obama. Saddam Hussein's most egregious acts of butchery were largely over by 2003, while the butchery in Syria is ongoing. Bush embraced the war in Iraq with enthusiasm, while Obama came only reluctantly to his current embrace of military action in Syria. And while regime change was a stated objective of the Iraq War, Obama has explicitly foresworn regime change as an objective in Syria.
But I'm not sure these differences make the current situation less tragic. In many ways, they make it more so.
It's painful to see Obama, who was once so famously moved by Samantha Power's book on the Rwandan genocide, insist that a hundred thousand dead Syrians is very sad, but not America's problem. Most of the dead civilians unwisely got themselves killed in the traditional manner, with bullets and bombs; it's only the 1,400 Syrians killed by chemical weapons who merit U.S. action (as opposed to U.S. sympathy). Why? Because for some reason the international laws prohibiting chemical weapons require reaffirmation through the use of U.S. military force, whereas the international laws prohibiting other war crimes require no such reaffirmation.
It's painful to see the president insist that the United States doesn't want regime change, in one of the few situations in which urging regime change would surely be justified. Assad is responsible for the deaths of tens of thousands of his own citizens in a brutal, ongoing conflict, and we don't hope he'll be ousted?
Most of all, it's painful to see this president -- the man who once spoke so eloquently against "rash wars" driven by "cynicism" and "politics" -- going to war to solely because he's boxed himself into a rhetorical corner. Sure, "credibility" is important -- but is living up to one thoughtless remark about red lines more important than avoiding pointless, poorly thought-through military action?
Oddly, many in the media seem convinced that Obama's pledge to seek congressional authorization for a Syria intervention was a clever gamble. It wasn't. It was, to paraphrase Obama, a dumb gamble. That's because there is now no good outcome for Obama, only a range of painfully ironic outcomes.
Consider the possibilities:
One: Congress votes against authorizing military action in Syria, so Obama decides not to move ahead with military action. But wait: Obama already informed the nation that as commander-in-chief, he has "decided that the United States should take military action against Syrian regime targets ... based on what I am convinced is our national security interests." If that's true -- and if Obama also believes he has the authority to act without congressional authorization -- how can he possibly refrain from military action merely because he can't get enough votes in a famously dysfunctional, do-nothing Congress?
Two: Congress votes against authorizing military action in Syria, and Obama -- the one-time constitutional law professor -- goes ahead with airstrikes anyway, ignoring the clearly expressed will of Congress.
Three: Congress votes in favor of authorizing military action in Syria, leaving Obama permanently beholden to congressional Republicans. This means the White House can kiss its domestic legislative agenda goodbye.
These are all rotten outcomes for Obama. And, lest I forget, U.S. military action in Syria is also a tragic outcome. The president proposed limited "punitive" air strikes aimed merely at destroying the Assad regime's chemical weapons capabilities, but these are probably pointless: They won't change the balance of power in Syria. If we want to change the balance of power -- which Obama says doesn't interest him -- we'll need more extensive strikes aimed at degrading the Assad regime's military capabilities more broadly. But this, as Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Martin Dempsey warned last week, could easily "escalate and ... commit us decisively to the conflict." (See: Iraq, 2003.)
All right -- but Syria isn't Iraq, and perhaps we should commit ourselves decisively to the conflict. But if we do so, let's do so for the right reason (stopping the violence altogether, not just making an empty "statement" about chemical weapons). And let's do so with our eyes wide open to the many risks: Humanitarian intervention can have as many unintended and terrible consequences as any other kind of military intervention.
I'll fess up to being thoroughly ambivalent about this. My gut feeling is that the United States might have successfully intervened to end the slaughter 18 months ago, but by now it's probably too late. The conflict has metastasized: It's no longer a popular revolution against a repressive regime, but a multi-party conflict in which al Qaeda-linked insurgents have gained the upper hand over secular rebel factions, and multiple other states have already been drawn in. As a result, a wholesale U.S. intervention could easily end up just making a bloody mess messier and bloodier still -- both for the Syrian people and for the United States.
Maybe I'm wrong. Maybe, even now, the United States has the ability to stop the conflict, restore security, and enable a less predatory Syrian government to take hold. But either way, it's now largely irrelevant: Obama has made it clear that the only norm he's interested in trying to enforce militarily is the narrow norm against using chemical weapons, not the broader norm against slaughtering civilians.
It was the German philosopher Hegel -- Marx's foil in the opening lines of the Eighteenth Brumaire -- who famously insisted that true tragedy involves something far more complex and ambiguous than the defeat of good by evil. True tragedy, Hegel argued, involves a conflict between two goods, each too rigidly defined.
Marx got the best of Hegel rhetorically, but there's nothing farcical about Obama's handling of the crisis in Syria. History repeats itself, and it's tragedy every time.
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"Yeah, I'm a little banged up and retwisted it in the first series (of the game Saturday)," Shaw said.
"I was able to finish strong, but it bothered me throughout the game."
He completed 16 of his 21 passes for 122 yards, one touchdown and one
interception, but he didn't have a completion over 15 yards the entire
Shaw also ran the ball 10 times on his bum foot but totaled just 18 yards; his long of the day was 11 yards.
Shaw was sacked four times and seemed to struggle getting on track early in the game."
The injury will reportedly not keep Shaw from missing the Gamecocks' regular season-ending game against in-state rival Clemson.
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Army financial and system managers did not reengineer their Logistics Modernization Program system to perform Procure-to-Pay functions correctly, leaving the program open to fraud and poor bookkeeping, according to a new report.
The LMP system is set up to record accounting transactions for goods and services while also processing data for the Army Working Capitol Fund's business operations.
However, the Defense Department's inspector general reported that Army managers didn't provide effective oversight for building the LMP system and setting up system access templates. The result was a lack of data integrity for the Procure-to-Pay process, according to the report released May 29.
As of Aug. 31, 2011, LMP reported more than $10.6 billion in abnormal balances within the Procure-to-Pay general ledger accounts.
Furthermore, the Army Enterprise Systems Integration Program Management Office didn't determine the standard financial data attributes needed to establish the vendor master database and populate the correct domain values for Army systems to process Procure-to-Pay transactions correctly.
The IG recommended the Army create a vendor database on the System for Award Management [SAM], a new comprehensive center for acquisition data hosted by the General Services Administration. It's scheduled to go live this summer.
Army officials agreed with the IG's other recommendations as well. Officials said they would conduct reviews of the system and how it is used. As for using SAM, the Army said it would take some changes to adapt the system to fit DOD's current setup.
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Would you be refering to that monstrosity calleds "GFEBS" that has even the Army guesing how much money they have used or not???
WHY is each agency rolling their own on all these accounting systems, many or most that do not follow GAAP? A DoD wide or Fed-wide standard accounting package for everyone to use seems like a no-brainer to anyone looking in from outside.


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