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3rd Party patch management - Part 10
Hi All, today is the last part of the secunia csi integration after the installation, open the SCCM console as administrator navigate to software library (note that there is a new node called Secunia) expand the node and click configure and enter your credentials if you havent configured...
Tue, Apr 9 2013
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3rd Party patch management - Part 9
Hi all, today we'll set up the CSI SCCM Plugin. To do this, you need to download it from http://secunia.com/vulnerability_scanning/corporate/sccm_plugin/ Once you have downloaded, execute it (I'm doing it on the SCCM Server itself). On the Welcome screen, click Next Choose where you...
Mon, Apr 8 2013
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WMUG Event – Satisnet/Secunia – 10th April 2013 – Virtual
WMUG is proud to announce a virtual meeting with Satisnet/Secunia, presented by John McCann and Morten Stengaard and hosted by Raphael Perez Overview: Secunia CSI provides highly detailed software inventory including both programs and plug-ins. This inventory is in turn mapped to security intelligence...
Tue, Apr 2 2013
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3rd Party patch management - Part 8
Hi all, today we'll set up the CSI and to do this, you will need to run the csi as administrator once you open, connect using your CSI username/password if its the 1st time, it will ask you information about the password, recovery, etc... once its done, you'll be able to scan hosts...
Tue, Mar 12 2013
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3rd Party patch management - Part 7
Hi all, in this post i'll start preparing the server for Secunia CSI... i'm using the CSI v6 that is compatible with Windows Server 2012 and System Center 2012 Configuration Manager SP1. To download it, go to secunia webpage ( http://secunia.com/products/corporate/csi/ ). there is also the...
Fri, Mar 8 2013
Blog Post:
Microsoft Challenge
hi All, following my other Microsoft Challenge post ( http://wmug.co.uk/wmug/b/dotraphael/archive/2013/02/27/microsoft-challenge-can-we-download-windows-server-2012-and-system-center-2012-sp1-15-000-times.aspx ), Microsoft UK is now challenging the System Center MVP's and each one will have its own...
Tue, Mar 5 2013
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Microsoft challenge, Can we download Windows Server 2012 and System Center 2012 SP1 15.000 times?
Hi All, Microsoft UK is challenging the UK MVP's and the challenge is simple.... Can we have 15000 downloads of Windows Server 2012 and System Center 2012 SP1? In my opinion we can as we're a big community (I already downloaded my copies). If you want to help us it is simple, download the software...
Wed, Feb 27 2013
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WMUG Event – SolarWinds – 13th February 2013 – Recorded
Hi All, thanks for Michael and Laurence from SolarWinds for the presentation yesterday as well as everyone that joined us. If you could not attend, there is no problem, the meeting has been recorded and will be published soon.... thanks
Thu, Feb 14 2013
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WMUG Event – SolarWinds – 13th February 2013 – Virtual
Hi All, after a test, we did manage to get the meeting working, however, we needed to change the "provider". This time we'll be using GoTo Meeting. The events page will be updated shortly as you can get more info about the event there ( http://wmug.co.uk/Hubs/wmug_event_content/w/wmug_event_content...
Tue, Feb 12 2013
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WMUG Event – SolarWinds – 6th February 2013 – Virtual - Cancelled
Hi All, yesterday while we're doing a test we ran into a technical issue and due this reason, the livemeeting with SolarWinds has been cancelled. We're testing another possibilities at the moment and confirming the availability of the presenters. We hope we'll be able to run this next week...
Wed, Feb 6 2013
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3rd Party patch management - Part 6
Hi All, this is the part 6, last one talking about SolarWinds Patch Manager, and in this post we'll see how to publish updates to be used by the SCCM... 1st, on the SCCM console, go to Software Library, 3rd Party Updates, Updates overview, all updates, this month under Vendors, click Mozila...
Thu, Jan 31 2013
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3rd Party patch management - Part 5
Hi All, this is the part 5 where we will see how to install a remote console and integrate with SCCM 2012 SP1. I'll be using the SCCM Site Server itself instead of a remote SCCM Console. the 1st step, execute the patch manager setup on the welcome screen, click next accept the license...
Tue, Jan 29 2013
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3rd Party patch management - Part 4
Hi All, this is the part 4 where we will see how to prepare the environment (gpo and certificates). As we are using a self-signed certificate, we need install this certificate on all machines that will connect to the wsus, it means, every single machine on the network. to do it easily, i'll be doing...
Thu, Jan 24 2013
Blog Post:
3rd Party patch management - Part 3
Hi all, on this post we'll start the configuration of the software. to do this we need open the Patch Manager console. on the Product features selection, select system center configuration manager extension pack and click continue on welcome solarwinds patch manager getting started guide...
Wed, Jan 23 2013
Blog Post:
3rd Party patch management - Part 2
Hi all, in this post i'll start installing SolarWinds patch manager... i'm using the beta version that is compatible with Windows Server 2012 and System Center 2012 Configuration Manager SP1. To download it, go to solarwinds webpage ( http://www.solarwinds.com/patch-manager.aspx ). The current...
Tue, Jan 22 2013
Blog Post:
3rd Party patch management - Part 1
Hi All, this is the beginning of a series of posts about 3rd party software management. but before we start this, i want to say that the focus of this will be configuration manager 2012 SP1 and nothing else. Few days ago, Department of Homeland Security advised to stop using java due security "problems"...
Tue, Jan 22 2013
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[Project] - CM12 Automation RC is out!
Hi All, i've been busy working on the RC release of CM12Automation (http://cm12automation.codeplex.com/) and today i'm happy to say that it has been released... the codeplex page is being updated and also, i'm uploading videos on youtube. I'll update this page once everyting is there...
Thu, Jan 10 2013
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Happy new year & MVP 2013
Hi All, Happy new year and to start it nicely, i've got this e-mail today on my inbox...(or...let's say..spam box lol) last year (yes, i'm talking about 2012) there were many things happening on the System Center world, including System Center 2012, SP1, etc... i hope you have enjoyed...
Tue, Jan 1 2013
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[Project] - CM12 Automation - RC is coming
Hi All, This project is really going somewhere, i received lots of inputs, including lots of Microsoft people, what is really great... Anyway..i'm finishing the RC version (final testings) and i hope i'll be able to publish it before christmas... at the moment, these are the main changes: 1-...
Tue, Dec 11 2012
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New versions published
Hi All, i just published new version of the server sizing spreadsheet and design question word doc files... you can download them using the following links http://bit.ly/RcjtZk http://bit.ly/UdEUtV
Wed, Nov 21 2012
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WMUG Event - A Day with Wally Mead covering ConfigMgr 2012 RTM and SP1 on 10th of November 2012
WMUG has done it again! We're very proud to announce that Wally Mead is coming back to the UK, and to WMUG on the 10th of November 2012, to present across a day on System Center 2012 Configuration Manager RTM and mostly SP1. Wally is one of the most authoritative sources of information for...
Mon, Oct 29 2012
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SCCM 2012 - Design Questions
Hi All, It is really hard when you are in a design workshop and you don't know where to start, isn't it? I've been there, long time ago... this is normally happen on your 1st design workshop (or the 1st few)...and normally happen when you move from 1 department (lets say, support) to the...
Fri, Oct 19 2012
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Which one is the right method to deploy apps during OS Deployment?
Hi All, Many times I'm asked: How should I deploy this app: Add it to the base image, during the OS Deployment (as application) or after (sw deployment via computer collections/user) This is a trick question and my answer is always couple of questions: 1- Size of the application 2- How...
Thu, Oct 18 2012
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Monitoring Bandwidth Transfer
Hi All, i'm doing some tests and i'd like to monitor the network bandwidth to confirm the amount of data transfered from the server to the client (and vice versa) during many actions, like OS Deployment, SW Deployment, etc... i was looking over the net (and asked help from MVP friends), but unfortunatelly...
Tue, Oct 16 2012
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[Project] - CM12 Automation - beta release
Hi All, today i'm proud to announce the release of the CM12 Automation beta... The download can be found at http://cm12automation.codeplex.com/releases/view/95777 and for more information on how to use it, look at this post: http://wmug.co.uk/wmug/b/dotraphael/archive/2012/09/28/project-cm12-automation...
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The Kentucky Association for Environmental Education is hosting their annual conference on September 13 & 14 at Lake Barkley State Resort Park. Participants can register for one or two days at a cost of just $45/$60 for students and $120/$180 for faculty and other professionals. (Those are the early bird rates, which expire on August 16.) The conference includes over 30 informational sessions, a beach party, an interpreted sunset cruise, and lots of good food. There are several kid-friendly sessions and lots of park-based activities, so this is a conference the whole family can enjoy.

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- 1 pound white bread slices, dried in a 250° oven for 1 hour, about 10 to 12 cups torn
- 3/4 cup butter or margarine
- 2 cups finely chopped celery
- 2 cups finely chopped onion
- 1/2 cup milk, scalded
- 16 ounces oysters, drained
- 1 teaspoon lemon juice
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 3/4 teaspoon poultry seasoning
- 1/4 teaspoon black pepper
In a large skillet, sauté onion and celery in butter until tender.
Tear the dried bread up into a large bowl; sprinkle with warm milk then toss. Add onion and celery mixture and the drained oysters. Stir gently to mix ingredients together. Sprinkle with lemon juice, poultry seasoning, salt and pepper. Mix thoroughly but gently. Makes enough stuffing for a 14 pound turkey.
Note: Stuff turkey just before cooking, and remove stuffing to a serving bowl when turkey is removed from the oven. This stuffing may be cooked in shallow baking pans, covered with foil, for about 25 minutes at 325°. Remove foil to brown just before serving.
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I hope you'll join us today (Tuesday, Jan 29) at noon (ET) in SourceChat to talk about the NEWEST and MOST EXCITING thing in sourcing today AcquiSourcing - over on the MagicMethod network.
Have you all heard about AcquiHiring?
It's when a company buys another just to acquire its employees!
Sounds strange but it's happening with regularity and John Sullivan talks about it here.
AcquiSourcing is what happens BEFORE an acqui-hire is made and is a perfect mesh with the skills we already possess as sourcers and recruiters. The missing part is what do we say when we approach an owner to ask him if his company is for sale and then, depending on what he says, what to say/do next!
I've begun writing about it on the MagicMethod site in the Blogs section.
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By Jim Krencik
Medina Journal-Register
Medina Journal-Register — A new era began for Medina and Lyndonville this year with the reorganization of both communities' school districts, but not before difficult decisions and heartfelt sendoffs were given to two buildings closed this summer.
Both districts went forward with plans that reduced the number of buildings used for instruction while also moving to a single bus run and other cost-saving measures ahead of the 2012-13 school year. They also continued a partnership that gave students the opportunity to cross district lines for performing arts and athletics programs that aren't available at their home school.
For Medina, that meant closing Towne Primary School, the only remaining neighborhood school still used by MCSD. Many residents of the area surrounding the Bates Road school expressed sadness with the closure of the place where their children had received their first taste of a Medina education.
In Lyndonville, the move was shorter but no less emotional. While only two grades of classes have been held across from the main campus at the 1930s building, there are generations who received all their education there at a time when the school housed all 12 grades. There was room at L.A. Webber High School to fit them all now.
The decisions made locally are not unique, as they are part of an era where the future of public education is uncertain. In a recent survey of school administrators, 41 percent said they were concerned about insolvency in the next two years; another nine percent had the same concerns for the next five years. Declining class sizes added an impetus to take decisive actions.
While both local districts are more confident about their finances, school board members said they needed to make major changes to avoid increasing class sizes, reductions in student offerings and a loss of local control.
Maureen Blackburn, then-President of the Medina Board of Education, was among a six-vote majority that voted to Towne at the end of the 2011-12 school year. She said the cuts needed to close the school's budget deficit while keeping Towne open would be too damaging to classroom instruction.
"We're well beyond right-sizing," Blackburn said. "I can't do that to students and teachers ... if it means I have to vote to close Towne, it's what I'll do."
The decisions followed months of public meetings that explored alternative plans and aspects of a single-campus district. But neither district sent away their schools without celebrating what made them special. Medina's teachers held a celebration at Towne in June; Lyndonville waited until homecoming week to close the door on the elementary school.
At Lyndonville's ceremony, dozens of former students and teachers toured the halls and reflected fondly on artifacts of an earlier era of education.
"There were no (interactive) whiteboards," retired principal Nancy Good reminisced. "We had blackboards with white dusty chalk."
In their new set-ups, both Medina and Lyndonville have given students access to a new level of technology that is as modern as their old schools were timeless. While there are fewer halls to tred, and whole grades of classrooms and grades shifted around to accomodate incoming students; both districts are moving forward in their new eras.
They will do it together. Lyndonville's community study group recommended a course of action that keeps LCSD in Lyndonville as long as possible, but the second option would be to explore a merger with Medina. Both schools recently approved sharing football, boy's soccer, cross country, theater and marching band opportunities for the next two years.
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KCRG Cautions DISH Viewers on Deal HoldupBy Dave DeWitte, Reporter
CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa - KCRG-TV9 alerted DISH Network viewers this week that KCRG could go dark on DISH if extended talks on a new retransmission agreement don't yield a new accord. The current extension expires at noon, Dec. 18.
A three-year retransmission deal that allowed DISH to carry KCRG, the market's ABC affiliate, was originally set to expire on Nov. 30. KCRG granted the satellite entertainment provider until Dec. 18 to avoid a disruption of service, according to KCRG. Meridian, Colo.-based DISH Network is one of the nation's two major direct broadcast satellite providers. In an on-air message to DISH subscribers, KCRG said the core dispute involves the price DISH is willing to pay the television station for rights to resell KCRG's signal, and DISH's refusal to provide KCRG 9.2, KCRG-TV's second channel that features live local sports and MyNetwork Affiliate programming. DISH did not respond to requests for comment on the negotiations. Tim McDougall, vice president of products for the Gazette Co., said KCRG still hopes to reach an agreement before the extension expires. "Sign on to sign off, we consistently have more viewers in this region than any other station, whether that station is a broadcast affiliate like us or a non-broadcast channel like ESPN," McDougall said. "DISH re-sells our signal to subscribers at a marked-up rate and, while we respect them as a partner, we believe they should pay a fair price for re-transmitting our signal." DISH viewers can continue to receive KCRG by adding an antenna, McDougall noted, or by switching to cable or another satellite provider. Conversation GuidelinesBe KindDon't use abusive, offensive, threatening, racist, vulgar or sexually-oriented language. Share KnowledgeBe truthful. Share what you know and what you are passionate about. Stay focusedPromote lively and healthy debate. Stay on topic. Ask questions and give feedback on the story's topic. Report TroubleHelp us maintain a quality comment section by reporting comments that are offensive. If you see a comment that is offensive, or you feel violates our guidelines, simply click on the "x" to the far right of the comment to report it. read the full guidelines here » Commenting will be disabled on stories dealing with the following subject matter: Crime, sexual abuse, property fires, automobile accidents, Amber Alerts, Operation Quickfinds and suicides. |
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Aluminum foil will stop the interferance also....if you have a soft or hard case for your phone, cut a piece of aluminum foil the size of a business card and put it between the case and the phone....stops the irritating noise with no signal loss!
yes it does. But the whole point of this to have ability to receive a call while listening to a music. Otherwise we would bout iPod, not iPhone.
I just bought two of this, let's see what happens.
No a bad price but..... I have used similiar products before... Lets see what was the name of it....hommm Oh yea it was renoylds wrap aluminum foil. My old Nokia and Mot were also "radio buzzers". One of my collegues in a PMEL lab that deals with EMI EMR told me that one of their machines that needs to be "shielded" from emr waves uses aliminum. So... I cut some aluminum foil and tried it. No issues after that. I also did this with my iPhone. I cut some foil put it inside my Incase taped it down with 3" clear tape and whala no buzz.
Hope this helps... Also if you shield your iPhone you can use the "made for iPod" radios without buzzz...
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How are you? I am a new IPod Touch 2nd generation user, and I'm looking for a website that showcases famous lectures given from around the world. Is there such a podcast available?
Well, I understand but I don't mind pulling it out of phone mode for the hour every morning I listen to music over my FM transmitter! That would be my only interference problem; however I understand how other people can experience it a lot more.
I always drive in my car attached to my tape player unit to have the sound come out my speakers and get that annoying interference noise. I was going to buy this thing then tried the Aluminum foil and i just tested out and it works wonders. It actually was a clear call with the foil and not to mention no noise.
GO ALUMINUM FOIL, STUPID APPLE couldnt spend the extra 20 cents
iTunes has speeches that you can buy and it also has "Great Speeches in History" podcast.
So is this mainly for the new iphone 3g cause isnt the back of the 2g made of aluminum already??? or is this for the antenna area at the bottom?? I dont really have any noise problems but i just got my new 3g and im about to put it in a case so I might as well do this while im at it.
Got mine yesterday. Worked like a charm...no more annoying noises. I am happy with the purchase.
i got mine a few weeks ago but forgot to post about it on here. it seems to work okay when i'm by my computer speakers... but it doesn't work at all in my car (which is what i bought it for). i dock my iphone in my car onto my fm transmitter, slide the card right behind the phone, and i still get the occasional interference when my music is playing.
very unfortunate. i was hoping this would keep me from having to use airplane mode while traveling.
You don't have a tape deck in your car? I've never had a bit of interference using the tape deck
nope, sure don't.
I got this 3 weeks ago and it works perfectly. I taped it to the back of my phone, and then put the iPhone cover over it and no more annoying noises. The speaker noise was driving me crazy before!


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Recommendations to New York State for strategies to increase access and opportunity
1. Preparation for postsecondary education opportunities 2. Institutional commitment within postsecondary education 3. Capacity of all campus personnel and students to work with and teach students with disabilities 4. Universal design and access through assistive technology 5. Career development and full employment opportunity 6. Regional coordination and partnerships 9. Management structure for continued collaboration and implementation Download Reports: (+) |
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Free Speech Victory: Court Issues Injunction Against COPA
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In response to the second Congressional attempt to censor the Internet, a federal court in Philadelphia has granted a preliminary injunction blocking enforcement of the Child Online Protection Act until the court makes a final decision on the Act's constitutionality in ACLU v. Reno II. Read the Decision. CDT was part of a broad group, representing publishers, Internet service providers, journalists, and the technology industry, that signed an amicus brief in support of the ACLU's challenge. The brief argues that less restrictive alternatives do a far better job of protecting children in a global medium than any U.S. law ever could.


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Serbian company UTVA is developing a light attack aircraft, known as the Kobac (Sparrowhawk). It is based on the Lasta-95 piston-powered trainer that has been sold to the Iraqi air force, and was formerly known as the Lasta-TP. Designed by UTVA in conjunction with the military technical institute and Yugoimport-SDPR, the turboprop-powered Kobac is being offered for weapons training and counter-insurgency roles. Serbian defense minister Dragan Sutanovac revealed the existence of the project on April 2 during a ceremony at UTVA's Pancevo factory.
Although the Kobac is based on the Lasta airframe, there are numerous modifications to suit its new roles. The most obvious is the 1,000-shp turboprop engine in a lengthened nose. No details of engine type have been given, but it is likely to be a Pratt & Whitney Canada PT6A. The rear fuselage is lengthened and a new fin has been designed to handle the increased power. Tip tanks add 420 pounds of fuel to the internal load of 344 pounds, raising endurance to approximately five hours.
The Kobac is designed for full combat operations. It has five hardpoints for the carriage of more than 1,100 pounds of stores. All four underwing pylons can carry freefall bombs, seven- or 16-tube rocket launchers and gun pods for 0.5-inch or 20-mm weapons. The outer wing pylons can mount air-to-air or air-to-surface missiles, or racks for practice bombs. The centerline hardpoint can carry an electronic warfare pod.
UTVA has redesigned the Kobac's cockpit area with a new canopy offering better visibility. It has been designed ergonomically to be fully compatible with 90 percent of the pilot population and safe-compatible with 99 percent. The rear seat is raised by approximately four inches to give the back-seater good forward vision. Both positions are fitted with Martin-Baker Mk 15B lightweight ejection seats. A modern three-screen cockpit is installed, with a large central multifunction display for tactical displays and sensor imagery. Control of the system is by Hotas (hands on throttle and stick). An attack and navigation system has been devised with sensors mounted in a low-profile pallet under the center fuselage.
Following the unveiling of the Kobac technology demonstrator last month, the aircraft requires further completion work before it can fly. Yugoimport-SDPR says it expects to fly the airplane "within some months."
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It sounds almost too perfect to be true. Famed primate expert Jane Goodall had a stuffed toy chimpanzee as a little girl. She went everywhere with it, and together they explored the mysteries of nature.
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Felton Gibbons and Deborah Strom trace the history of bird watching in America. This recreational activity has evolved from the practice of shooting as many birds as possible to the contemporary practice of watching and recording the numbers and varieties of our feathered neighbors. The authors introduce the reader to pioneer naturalists Alexander Wilson, John James Audubon and John Muir.


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Voter registration deadlines approach
As the deadline for registering to vote or changing addresses for the upcoming general election draws near, county voter registration roles are swelling. As of Oct. 2, Clallam County has 44,810 registered voters. The auditor's office has registered 664 new voters since the August primary. Auditor Patty Rosand said she expects the county easily will top the 45,000 mark by the time all of the registrations filter through the Secretary of State's office and the mail. Voters who are not currently registered in Washington have until Oct. 20 to register in person in the auditor's office. The deadline has passed for registering online or by mail.
Ballots for military and overseas voters were mailed Oct. 3 and the rest of voters will have ballots mailed to them on Oct. 15. Ballots need to be voted and returned or postmarked by Nov. 4.
If a voter does not get a ballot by Monday, Oct. 20, he or she should contact the auditor's office for a replacement. Call 417-2221 or toll free at 866-433-8683.
Tour of the Totems offered
The Jamestown S'Klallam Tribe will host a Tour of the Totems at 10 a.m. Saturday, Oct. 18, at the Tribal Center, 1033 Old Blyn Highway. The tour includes a visit to the "House of Myths," known locally as the "carving shed," where the totem poles are created. Advance reservations are required. Call Eric Adams at 681-4606 to reserve a spot on the tour. The cost is $20 per person.
Prepare for GED
If you or someone you know needs assistance in preparing for the GED (General Educational Development) Test, help is as close as Sequim Community School at 220 W. Alder St., Room 7E.
Four mornings a week, Monday-Thursday, Peninsula College instructors are providing one-on-one and small group instruction in GED test preparation, assistance in practice testing for the GED examination and help in transitioning to college classes for those who wish to further pursue their educations. Independent study options also are available. The open-entry class meets from 8-11:30 a.m. throughout the fall quarter.
Community residents who already have their high school diplomas but who wish to improve their skills in reading, writing and math in order to prepare for the job market or a return to school also are welcome. Instruction will be tailored to individual needs.
For more information, call Peninsula College at 417-6380.
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Clallam County Environmental Health is offering a Well 101 classes. The class is for operators of small Group B water systems and for private well owners. Participants will learn how to inspect, maintain and protect the well water system and about testing the water quality. The classes will be held from 6-8 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 16, at the Dungeness River Audubon Center, 2151 W. Hendrickson Road, Sequim. The class is free and open to the public. No preregistration is required. Phone 417-2506.
Gardiner passing lane meeting set
A public meeting to present an update on the proposed Gardiner truck-passing lane is scheduled for 6:30 p.m. Monday, Oct. 13, in the Gardiner Community Center, 980 Old Gardiner Road.
Department of Transportation assistant engineer David Garlington and regional administrator Kevin Dayton will discuss their findings and address specific safety and environmental concerns brought up in a prior committee-sponsored meeting.
Construction for the truck-passing lane is slated to begin in May and is one of four to go on U.S. Highway 101 within an eight-mile stretch between Discovery Bay and Sequim.
State Rep. Kevin Van De Wege, D-Sequim, and Patsy Feeley, assistant to Sen. Jim Hargrove, D-Hoquiam, also are expected to be in attendance.
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Tickets available for Harvest of Hope
Olympic Medical Center Foundation's annual Harvest of Hope Winemaker's Gala is set for Saturday, Oct. 11, at the SunLand Golf & Country Club in Sequim.
There are only a few tickets remaining for this gala that raises funds for patients of the Thomas Family Cancer Center at Olympic Medical Center.
The theme of the evening is "A Night in Tuscany" and will feature Sequim chef Steve Little and winemaker Rob Griffin from Barnard Griffin Winery. Cocktails begin at 6 p.m., with dinner served at 6:45 p.m. The live auction features such items as tickets to the taping of "American Idol," "The Tonight Show with Jay Leno," tickets to the Fifth Avenue Theater and Seattle Symphony, a Hawaiian vacation, and a tour of the Barnard Griffin Winery in eastern Washington.
For more information and ticket prices, contact the foundation office at 417-7144.
Humane society
encourages doggie adoption
The Olympic Peninsula Humane Society, in partnership with the American Humane Association, has set aside October as Adopt-A-Dog Month. Companionship, health benefits, social interaction and devoted love are just a few of the benefits of having a dog and rescuing one from the humane society is beneficial to both the dog and the new owner.
The Olympic Peninsula Humane Society is open between 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Monday through Saturday and people are invited to visit with the available dogs and find one for a forever home. For more information, call the shelter at 457-8206.
Discuss the debate
The final presidential debate will be shown live on a large screen on Wednesday, Oct. 15, at the Port Angeles Public Library, corner of Lauridsen Boulevard and Peabody Street.
The debate watch party is free and open to the public, with ample parking available on the south side of the library. The debate between John McCain and Barack Obama is scheduled to be aired on C-SPAN, beginning at
6 p.m., but viewers are urge to arrive no later than
5 p.m. to participate in preliminary activities, which will include announcements and the launching of a Get Out The Vote campaign, directed by Mark Scoville. Light snacks will be offered, including coffee and cookies.
Following the debate, there will be an opportunity for members of the audience to share their reactions to the exchanges between the candidates. For more information about the event, contact Charles Strickland at 417-2984.
Public invited to razor clam meeting
National Park Service and Washington State Department of Fish and Wildlife biologists will hold an informational meeting about the Kalaloch razor clam population and projections about this year's razor clam harvest from 7-8:30 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 9, at the Forks Library.
The biologists will discuss the status of the Kalaloch razor clam population, results of ongoing research and monitoring of the razor clam population and the forecast for the potential 2008-2009 harvest season.
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Pile burning begins in ONF
To reduce hazardous fuels in a controlled manner, Olympic National Forest officials expect to begin annual pile burning throughout the forest soon. The exact date will depend on local weather conditions and will occur in areas that have experienced recent logging activity. The burning may continue to November.
As a result, residents and visitors may see or smell smoke and witness glowing at night. People should not be alarmed. The fires are monitored closely and local authorities will be notified and kept informed.
Questions may be directed to the Hood Canal Ranger District front desk at 360-765-2200.
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[JURIST] US officials said Thurday that the US would investigate allegations that Iranian president-elect Mahmoud Ahmadinejad [BBC profile] was among the revolutionary students responsible for taking American embassy staff in Tehran hostage in 1979 and holding them for 444 days [Jimmy Carter Library backgrounder]. Five former US hostages claim Ahmadinejad was one of their captors while one says he was interrogated by the president-elect. Associates of Ahmadinejad deny the claims, although his website [in Farsi] says that he helped to found the student union which took over the US embassy. Aljazeera reported last week that
As a young student, Ahmadinejad joined an ultraconservative faction of the Office for Strengthening Unity, the radical student group spawned by the 1979 Islamic Revolution and staged the capture of the US Embassy. According to reports, Ahmadinejad attended planning meetings for the US Embassy takeover and at these meetings lobbied for a simultaneous takeover of the Soviet Embassy.


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West Hawaii Job Search Workshop
November 19, 1:30pm - 2:30pmHawai'i Campus, West Hawaii Campus Building 3 computer Lab
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Are you looking for a job while you are in college, or are you getting ready to graduate and looking for a career job? The Career and Job Development Center is offering Job Search workshops several times throughout the year. Fall 2012 workshops are scheduled for: September 17, October 29, and November 19, 2012. To sign-up for a workshop call: 322-4856.
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RIPLEY, W.Va. -- Get ready Beckley. The Irish are back.
The Charleston Catholic boys and girls soccer teams both qualified for next week's State Tournament, though, in drastically different fashions in the Class AA-A Region 4 championships on Tuesday night at Ripley High.
Granted, the top-ranked Irish boys have not missed a trip to Beckley since the addition of a Class AA-A division five years ago. They will be going for a fourth consecutive title after rolling to a 4-0 win over second-ranked Williamstown.
But after winning the first three titles in Class AA-A, the Irish girls were knocked out in sectional play last season. They received their return ticket to Beckley by virtue of a 2-1 shootout win over top-ranked Sissonville.
"That was my main goal," Charleston Catholic Coach Amy Mullen said. "To get us to the state tournament."
Her daughter, Payton Mullen, gave the Irish the lead midway through the first half.
The Indians (19-3) countered eight minutes into the second half when freshman Karli Pinkerton found the back of the net.
After that the teams threatened a few times with Sissonville winning the battle for quantity of shots and fourth-ranked Catholic (14-5-2) getting the better shots including one by Mullen that hit off the right post.
The Indians had trouble finishing against the Irish defense.
"They just stuck in there," the first-year coach said. "They bent but they didn't break."
That Sissonville star Lydia Murray was obviously hurting most of the game greatly hampered the Indians on the offensive end.
"She has not been 100 percent for the second half of the season," Sissonville Coach Ali Sadeghian said. "Her lower back has been bothering her."
During every pause in play Murray could be seen bending over and trying to stretch out her back. Whenever she was able to become involved in the offense for any period of time she had to spend a couple of minutes bent over recovering.
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EchoStar, Dish Network cough up $500m in TiVo settlement
The long-running patent lawsuit in which TiVo sued Dish Network and its former division, EchoStar, has been settled with the defendants agreeing to pay US$500 million to Tivo. The case was originally brought against the EchoStar subsidiary, which split from Dish Network in 2008. The dispute has been in the courts since 2004, …
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Set in a quiet street just off Terracina's main promenade, Viale della Vittoria, Albergo Lido is a 2-minute walk from the beach. It features a peaceful garden with sun terrace. Rooms at the Lido Hotel are simply furnished and air conditioned. They all come with tiled floors, a TV and a private bathroom with hairdryer. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel. The restaurant is open at breakfast and dinner. It serves specialities from the Lazio region, including plenty of fresh fish. Guests can rent bikes from reception and also have discounts at nearby beaches, such as the Stabilimento Comunale. Free parking is provided, and Terracina Train Station is just 1 km away. The hotel is 25 minutes' drive from the popular seaside towns of San Felice Circeo and Sperlonga.
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LOUIS DRAVES Louis Braves, 68, who had been in ill heath for the past year passed away Tuesday forenoon in Magruder Memorial Hospital, 12 hours after admittance the previous evening. An employee of the Matthews Boat Company for the past 15 years, Mr. Draves was born April 16, 1885, in Oak Harbor, and was a son of the late William and Mary Hillman Draves. Surviving are four daughters, Mrs. Ethel Felder, Port Clinton, who is now visiting her sister, Mrs. Phyllis Caswell, Long Beach, Calif.; Mrs. Evelyn Arnold, Bay View, and Mrs. Mary Lou Ying-1 ling, Clyde; one son, Harold Draves, Laurel Avenue; seven grandchildren; three sisters, Mrs. Clara Smith, Fremont; Mrs. Lil¬ lian 'Qyermeyer, Lindsey, and Mrs. Savilla Rimelspach, Oak Harbor, and one brother, John Draves, Fremont. *2-;27- f^S~3 Mr. ^Draves' wife, Pearl Mmier Draves, passed away in 1933. Funeral services will be held at 2 o'clock Friday \ afternoon in the Gerner & Wolf Funeral Home.
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The Hebrew Hammer vs Hitler
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Jonathan Baruch Kesselman is the Godfather of Jewxploitation. Jonathan began his career as a filmmaker after finishing graduate school at the University of Southern California when the feature film version of his student short, 'The Hebrew Hammer' was greenlit in 2002. The film premiered at the 2003 Sundance film festival before its limited theatrical release. However, the film gained cult status after being seen by a much wider audience on Comedy Central. After having his heart broken repeatedly over the past decade by the Hollywood system, Jonathan decided to become proactive and kill Hitler. Jonathan resides in Brooklyn, NY with his lifelong partner Anxiety.


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It was bound to happen. Reuters reports that "after three years of development, the men of Britain can at last get gaming while they pee." The urinal-based video game system uses infrared sensors to enable users to steer down a ski slope while knocking over penguins or perform other simple…
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Competitive Enterprise Institute
Competitive Enterprise Institute (CEI)
The Competitive Enterprise Institute (CEI) was founded in 1984 and describes itself as "a non-profit public policy organization dedicated to advancing the principles of limited government, free enterprise, and individual liberty." [1]
CEI pursues what it calls a "full-service approach to advancing public policy." That includes media advocacy campaigns intended to "reach policy makers, influential opinion leaders, and grassroots activists." Part of their approach is to "build coalitions, joining with allies to advance specific issues at the state, national, and international levels."
Stance on Climate Change
"Although global warming has been described as the greatest threat facing mankind, the policies designed to address global warming actually pose a greater threat. The Kyoto Protocol and similar domestic schemes to ration carbon-based energy use would do little to slow carbon dioxide emissions, but would have enormous costs." [2]
Media Transparency breaks down CEI's funding as follows: [3]
- Armstrong Foundation, The — $75,000
- Barbara and Barre Seid Foundation — $343,190
- Carthage Foundation — $60,000
- Castle Rock Foundation — $210,000
- Charles G. Koch Charitable Foundation — $15,000
- Claude R. Lambe Charitable Foundation — $336,420
- David H. Koch Charitable Foundation — $315,000
- Dick and Betsy Devos Foundation — $1,000
- Earhart Foundation — $130,000
- Exxon Mobil — $1,690,000
- Gordon and Mary Cain Foundation — $5,000
- JM Foundation — $80,000
- Jaquelin Hume Foundation — $50,000
- John M. Olin Foundation — $230,300
- John Templeton Foundation — $500
- Leadership Institute — $500
- Lynde and Harry Bradley Foundation — $935,040
- Philip M. McKenna Foundation — $45,000
- Randolph Foundation — $230,885
- Rodney Fund — $56,000
- Roe Foundation — $60,000
- Sarah Scaife Foundation — $2,865,000
- Scaife Family Foundation — $350,000
- Shelby Cullom Davis Foundation — $100,000
- William H. Donner Foundation — $87,500
According to the Capital Research Center, other corporations who have funded CEI include Cigna, Chevron, Texaco, Ford Motor Company, Chrysler Corporation, and numerous other corporations. [4]
A CEI report sent to Philip Morris lists a number of other companies and foundations who had given CEI $10,000 or more:
- Aequus Institute
- Amoco Foundation, Inc.
- Coca-Cola Company
- E.L. Craig Foundation
- CSX Corporation
- Fieldstead and Co.
- FMC Foundation
- Ford Motor Company Fund
- Curtis and Edith Munson Foundation
- Philip Morris Companies, Inc.
- Pfizer Inc.
- Precision Valve Corporation
- Prince Foundation
- Sheldon Rose
- Texaco, Inc.
- Texaco Foundation
- Alex C. Walker Foundation
In 2007 ExxonMobil reported that they would no longer be funding CEI. [5]
Key People
The following is according to the CEI website as of December, 2011:
Board of Directors
- Michael S. Greve — Chairmain of the board. John G. Searle Scholar at AEI.
- James R. Curley — Also serves on the board of the Reason Foundation.
- Leonard Liggio — Executive vice president for academics at the Atlas Economic Research Foundation.
- Thomas Gale Moore — Senior fellow at the Hoover Institution.
- Frances B. Smith — Adjunct Fellow with the Competitive Enterprise Institute.
- Fred L. Smith, Jr. — President and Founder of the Competitive Enterprise Institute.
- James R. Von Ehr — President and founder of Zyvex Labs, LLC.
- W. Thomas Haynes — Executive Director of The Coca-Cola Bottlers' Association.
Experts & Adjunct Scholars
Notable examples of CEI's "Experts" and Adjunct Scholars include:
- Myron Ebell — Director, Center for Energy and Environment.
- Christopher C. Horner — Senior Fellow, Center for Energy and Environment.
- Marlo Lewis, Jr. — Senior Fellow, Center for Energy and Environment.
- Iain Murray — Vice President for Strategy.
- Fred L. Smith, Jr. — President and Founder.
- Donald J. Boudreaux — Adjunct Analyst.
- Robert L. Bradley Jr. — Julian Simon Award Recipient.
- Steven J. Milloy — Adjunct Analyst.
- Robert J. Smith — Distinguished Fellow, Center for Energy and Environment.
May 21 - 23, 2012
The Competitive Enterprise Institute is listed as a "Gold Sponsor" of the Heartland Institute's Seventh Internatrional Conference on Climate Change (ICCC7). [6]
May, 2010
The Competitive Enterprise Institute was a co-sponsor to the Heartland Institute's Fourth International Conference on Climate Change (ICCC4).
March, 2008
CEI released a national ad campaign "on the Impact of Al Gore's Global Warming Policies." The campaign focused on "the threat to affordable energy posed by Al Gore's global warming agenda."
CEI's Sam Kazman, the ad co-creator, said that "Global warming activists warn us
about the alleged threats from global warming, but are usually silent about the
much more immediate threats from global warming policies." [7]
January, 2007
CEI offered up their in-house staff as global warming "experts" available to comment on the upcoming release by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change.
CEI described the IPCC's Summary for Policymakers as a "propaganda document that will promote global warming alarmism." [8]
October 24, 2006
CEI contributed an Amicus (PDF) in a Supreme Court Co2 case. The argument states that "Contrary to the Climate Scientists' Amicus Brief, There Is Insufficient Evidence That Carbon Dioxide Emissions Will Endanger Public Health or Welfare."
The amicus curiae provided by CEI include skeptical scientists Sallie Baliunas, John Christy,
Christopher de Freitas, David Legates, Anthony R. Lupo, Patrick Michaels, Joel Schwartz, and Roy Spencer. [9]
May, 2006
CEI launched a national global warming ad campaign featuring two 60-second television ads with the tagline "CO2: They Call It Pollution; We Call It Life."
One of the ads "focuses on the extent to which the public has received only one side of the glacial melting issue." [10]
July 20, 2005
CEI published a "definitive article on climate change." The article begins with the admission that "Global warming is happening and man is responsible for at least some of it" but CEI proceeds to argue that "There is no 'scientific consensus' that global warming will cause damaging climate change." [11]
February 10, 2005
CEI held an event titled "The Kyoto Protocol and Beyond: A Roundtable Discussion on the Future of International and U. S. Climate Policy" that examined what Kyoto would mean for future climate policy in the U.S.
Panelists included: [12]
- Senator James M. Inhofe (R-Okla.) — Chairman, Senate Environment and Public Works Committee.
- Harlan L. Watson — Senior Climate Negotiator and Special Representative at the U.S. Department of State.
- William O'Keefe — CEO of the George C. Marshall Institute.
- Myron Ebell — Director, Global Warming Policy at the Competitive Enterprise Institute.
- Christopher C. Horner — Counsel to the Cooler Heads Coalition.
- Jeff Kueter (Moderator) — President of the George C. Marshall Institute.
August, 2003
CEI filed a lawsuit against the U.S. government, citing the Data Quality Act. The institute demanded that the National Assessment, a report on climate change, not be disseminated by the government.
The Bush administration settled the lawsuit by adding a disclaimer to the web site where the report is available, stating that it has not been reviewed under the Data Quality Act. [13]
August 2, 2002
CEI was one of a group of of think-tanks that sent a letter discouraged President Bush from attending the August 2002 World Summit on Sustainable Development. [14]
October 3, 2000
CEI filed a lawsuit over the National Assessment with Senator James Inhofe as a co-plaintiff.
The suit alleged various procedural deficiencies in the report's preparation and demanded the court block the report's production or utilization.
Co-plaintiff Jo Ann Emerson, a Republican representative from Missouri, charged, "The administration is rushing to release a junk science report in violation of current law to try to lend support to its flawed Kyoto Protocol negotiations." [13]
July, 1998
Marlo Lewis testified on behalf of the Competitive Enterprise Institute on the issue of "Why Kyoto Is Not an Insurance Policy."
Lewis concludes that there are "several reasons why we shouldn't worry about global warming," including how man-kind would supposedly benefit from warming because "plant life grow faster, stronger, and more profusely" with increased carbon dioxide.
Lewis does not cite any scientific studies to support these claims. [15]
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Bennett reminds me of Shawn Kemp.
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I know we have a bunch of Brazilian Cavs fans over here, but does anyone know what happened to Lucas Nogueira? I'd love to throw a pick at him whenever he declares, you could do much worse than a 7 footer with that kind of athleticism.
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From the Adidas camp in 2011.
But, the buzz isn't all warmth and fuzz, with one GM saying, "[he's] So raw… So raw… and he's out there on the court laughing with all the guys – it's like, 'get serious,' "
From DraftExpress.com http://www.draftexpress.com#ixzz2En65Vx4E
I think his attitude in interviews at camps really rubs GMs the wrong way and I think some just think he lacks passion and drive to get better.
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Would anyone with access to ESPN Insider be kind enough to post this latest draft-related blog from Chad Ford? Muchos gracias.
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As chronicled all season, NBA scouts and GMs aren't in love with any of the top 3 players on our Big Board as potential No. 1 picks.
Two weeks ago, Jay Bilas and I wrote about Kentucky's Nerlens Noel, Indiana's Cody Zeller and UCLA's Shabazz Muhammad as potential No. 1s.
I wrote then that a handful of scouts were beginning to consider other possibilities. In the past few weeks, the chorus of NBA scouts and GMs open to alternative choices to Noel, Zeller and Muhammad has grown considerably louder.
In Noel, Zeller and Muhammad's case, they have rivals who play the same position and who may offer even more upside.
So who else is in the picture for the No. 1 pick? Here's a look at three players that scouts and GMs are giving serious consideration:
Alex Poythress | F | freshman | Kentucky
Poythress was gaining a lot of momentum toward the No. 1 pick early in the season when he rattled off four consecutive 20-point games for the Wildcats. A head scratching three-point performance against Notre Dame, where he took just one shot from the field, stopped the momentum a bit, but scouts still feel he could replace Muhammad as the winger of choice come draft night.
To date, Poythress is having the better season. Muhammad is scoring slightly more points per game (16 ppg to 15.5 ppg), but Poythress is doing it much more efficiently. Poythress is also a better rebounder and defender. He is an inch taller than Muhammad and has a longer wingspan.
Both Muhammad and Poythress have incredible motors. Both players are strong and have games that translate right away. Muhammad is a more aggressive scorer, and Poythress is much more efficient. But the biggest reason scouts are infatuated with Poythress is that he is a better athlete. In fact, he may be the most athletic player in the draft.
"When both players were in high school, it was really clear to me that Muhammad was the guy," one NBA scout said. "But Poythress really came on his senior year, and I feel like perhaps Muhammad is peaking athletically while Poythress is still just scratching the surface of who he could be. I'm a little worried that Poythress may never have that killer instinct that Muhammad has. I also think that Poythress has considerably more upside. It would be a really tough choice for me if our team is picking between the two."
With concerns mounting about Muhammad, Poythress has the chance to overtake him on draft night and could be the No. 1 pick if a team needed a forward at No. 1.
Alex Len | C | sophomore | Maryland
Zeller came into the season as the nation's elite offensive big man, but he is getting a run from Len.
Len and Zeller are putting up similar numbers. Zeller is scoring more (15 ppg to 14 ppg) and shooting a higher percentage from the field, but Len is a better rebounder (9 rpg to 7.6 rpg ) and shot-blocker (2.5 bpg to 1.4 bpg).
Len has a significant height advantage over Zeller. He is 7-foot-1 to Zeller's 6-11 and has a longer wingspan. Both players run the floor well and can score around the basket. Len has a better face-the-basket game, and on defense, his additional size and length gives him an advantage at the next level.
The biggest thing going for Len is a feeling among scouts that he is just now tapping into his potential, whereas Zeller may be close to reaching his ceiling.
"I love Zeller," one NBA GM said, "but I see him as a complementary player in our league. He'll play a long time, but I just don't see him being the type of player that turns around your team. That's what you're looking for with a No. 1 pick. Len isn't as far along, but you look at his size and abilities and it's not hard to imagine him as a credible starting center in the NBA. I think that gives him the advantage."
Rudy Gobert | C | France
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Rudy Gobert could develop into a No. 1 pick by next summer.
Noel has the most athletic tools of anyone at the top of the draft, but many scouts feel Gobert might be equally talented.
The early returns from France don't scream No. 1 pick. He is averaging 7 ppg, 4.5 rpg and 2 bpg in around 20 mpg for Cholet. But his play in last summer's Eurocamp, combined with some ridiculous measurements (7-1 with a crazy 7-9 wingspan) has teams intrigued.
Gobert's best attribute, like Noel, is his explosive leaping ability and mobility for a player his size.
Like Noel, Gobert is primarily a defensive presence at the moment. He is a dominant shot-blocker and a good rebounder. And like Noel, he needs to add a lot of strength and more offensive moves.
Why would a GM take Gobert over Noel -- especially when you factor in that Noel is playing huge minutes for Kentucky while Gobert is playing a supporting role in France?
"I wonder how big Noel really is," one GM said. "Gobert, on the other hand, is huge. Both guys are great athletes and defensive minded, so you have to ask if a couple of inches and four or five extra inches of wingspan make up the difference. In my mind, they might. No one has that sort of length in the NBA. That could be a game-changer."
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I gather that Poythress is being evaluated as a 3 by at least some GMs then? Interesting. Very very interesting.
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I'm just not a fan of Poythress, he screams Terrence Jones to me.
No good comes from having a 3 that cannot dribble, just ask Alonzo Gee.
Shabazz Muhammad is going to be the next James Harden. He's a Kobe Bryant like competitor, and that is what separates you from the pack. Nothing about Poythress seems special to me. He's definitely not a slouch by any means, but his ceiling seems to be Harrison Barnes.
Really, please, someone tell me what is so different about Alex Poythress compared to Harrison Barnes and Terrence Jones. He's probably a better shooter than Jones, but he's got the same CRITICAL flaw as Barnes, he can't dribble for shit!
He'll probably do very well on advanced metrics and CG is going to fall in love with him. Grant will also probably pass up Shabazz because we already have Dion......
Wrong wrong wrong! Shabazz is going to be much better than Dion, he's got a post game, a solid solid jump-shot and some really nice athleticism. Bazz is also a lefty, just like Harden.Last edited by Frank Reynolds; 12-12-2012 at 12:50 AM.


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LoL is in its own genre, though, and I don't think that's a genre Blizzard wants to touch with a 10-foot stick, because it's so oversaturated already by monsters like LoL, HoN, Valve's DOTA and WC3's DOTA. Remember, Blizzard didn't create original DOTA, modders did. For same reason, Blizz won't enter a market like racing games, or horror survival games or FPS games. Blizzard has their 4 key franchises in 3 key markets - RTS, ARPG and MMO, and unless there is a clear entry into another market (there might be, with Titan), they won't budge from sure money makers. They already scrapped 2 games that were outside their "home" genres, remember? They are really careful about diversifying.
I'll honestly be ready to admit when a Blizzard killer game comes along. Honestly. Heck, not even a killer game. A game that takes an equal share from Blizzard, and isn't one of those weird asian games that noone else outside of Asia plays. But history shows, this is going to be tough. Every game that was a direct Blizzard competitior has a tiny player population in comparison with behemoths like WoW, D2, D3, WC3, SC2 and SC1.
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John Hollander poet, criticBorn: 1929 Birthplace: New York City Hollander's complex works examine the relationships between poetry and music and art and literature. Known for his scholarship and intellectual wordplay, Hollander was chosen by W. H. Auden to participate in the Yale Series of Younger Poets for his A Crackling of Thorns (1958). He won the Bollingen Prize in 1983 and is currently the Sterling Professor of English at Yale. His collections include Spectral Emanations (1978), Tesserae (1993), and The Figurehead (1999). He has edited several compilations and written numerous books of criticism. Information Please® Database, © 2007 Pearson Education, Inc. All rights reserved.
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