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It's fair to say Derek Bottoms had never been so excited about a fourth-place finish.
Spencer County Middle School was a great site for the Lady Grizzlies eighth-grade night. The team won against St. Augustine, 38-12, as the night was unlike any other night full of emotion for the girls who have played together for three years. They are a team on and off of the court.
Spencer County goalie Jasmine Thomas kicks the ball away during a recent game for the Lady Bears. Thomas and the defense helped shut out Louisville Ballard 3-0 in Spencer County's regular season finale last week as they completed a 17-3-1 season. The girls were set to open district tournament action Monday night at Anderson County High School where they were to play Collins. A win would put them in the District Championship game scheduled for Wednesday night at 7 p.m. at Anderson County.
America, I love this place. Even though sometimes it's a puzzler isn't it? October brought us budget buzz and national debt ceiling squabbles in Washington D.C. and parades of talking heads to blab fests on CNN. Meanwhile, in the real world – in Chattanooga, Tenn., the prayer before high school football games issue surfaced two weeks ago. The Free-Press newspaper conducted a poll. Should prayer be allowed before public high school football games? 2,517 readers voted - 45 percent said yes, 54 percent said no.
Spencer County's 51-15 victory at Atherton accomplished several things. It assured the Bears of a spot in the playoffs as they routed a district opponent. It broke a three-game losing skid that improved the Bears to 3-4 on the season. And it reminded the team of its potential on both sides of the ball as the team heads into the final three game stretch of the regular season.
The Spencer County Bears opened up their post-season Monday night like a team on a mission with a resounding 6-0 victory over Collins at Anderson County.
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Vonage announced Tuesday that its mobile voice over Internet Protocol app has been approved for use by Apple on the iPhone and iPod Touch.
The Internet telephone service provider said it's conducting a beta test of the app and that general availability will be announced at a later date.
Last week Apple confirmed that Vonage's request for app approval was being held up by technical issues with the Vonage software. An Apple spokesperson told CNET News at the time that Apple was working with the developer to resolve the issue but would not elaborate on the nature of … Read more

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Kirstie Alley: Dating Serge Onik?
by Free Britney at .Kirstie Alley was been a bit of a tease lately.
Flaunting her new figure (she just dropped 100 pounds, as these Kirstie Alley weight loss pics show), she's been spotted all over Europe with a much younger fella.
So who is it? Serge Onik is his name, and she just can't stop Tweeting about her man, while referring to herself as Cougar Maximus in the process. Pretty funny ...
"Mystery man And I slink out of Paris today 2 covertly take Rome by storm… Cougar Maximus, or just friends? I luv my silly life!" she Tweeted.
So who is this mysterious Serge Onik?
Only Kirstie's dance partner for her European tour and upcoming NYC show, and a student of her former DWTS partner, Maksim Chmerkovskiy.
Sounds hot ... or does it?
A source close to the situation says there's no romance between the two. "She's joking around. He's her trainer," the insider tells E! Online.Just friends or not, Kirstie is clearly fond of Serge, saying:
"I love my dance partner @sergeonik He understands me & is always here for me. He injects happiness, beauty & joy into my soul... #grateful."
Now that's the right kind of attitude to go through life with. #Fact
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i always liked kirstie alley, and wish her nothing but the best....she has lost a ton of weight and this is the best she has ever looked.....i really hope she finds the right man this time, and enjoys her life....she worked really hard to get the weight off.....kudos to her..... keep up the good work kirstie....you look fab...................
Happy Dancing, and whatever else. ;o)
I wish all people could come to understand how difficult it is for those who gain weight. The gain/lose, gain/lose, isn't good for her health. And I believe it's not what she's eating, it's what's eating her. Deep down inside, I think she hurts and tries to soothe it with food. It's more common than many think.


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2004 Hyundai Elantra Review Ratings
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- Performance: 3.5 / 5
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Displaying 1 - 10 of 24 2004 Hyundai Elantra reviews.
2004 Hyundai Elantra GLS
ProsReliable, fuel economic and as generaly speaking for hyundais, lower price tag than the competition. ConsIf you want to make a ricer car, this is not the car for you. Performance parts for elantras are rare and few.
A Reliable Car That Gets The Job Done At A Lower Price Than The Competition. — First off, I am the only owner of this car, I purchased it new on the Hyundai lot in Sept. 2004. As of right now it has approx. 179000 KMs on the odometer (Apr. 20, 2010). Over 90% of the mileage on the car was done on the highway. I am also the only driver of this car. Performance wise for it's class this car is pretty good I find. I find the 5 speed manual transmission has a really good gear ratio that gives it a better acceleration that I would expect from a car of it's class. I also sometimes tow a trailler that weights in loaded at approx 900lbs along with some passengers and the engine can always keep the car up to posted speeds unless you are doing highway speeds going up a hill where it will lose 10-20 km/h by the time you get to the top while using 4th gear and a have the accelerator pedal pushed at least half way down. Keeping in mind that this is a small car and I'm putting it through paces normally you would use a truck or SUV to do, I'm very satisfied with how the engine performs. Braking on the car is decent but could be a little better in my opinion. I find once you start adding weight into the car (passengers, objects or trailer) it doesn't stop as easily as it should. As for handling I very much like this car since it does not have fancy traction control systems like used on most newer vehicle. I like to have full control of a car as this way you get to know it's limits, traction controls just hide these from you and I don't like that idea whatsoever. As far as quality goes I can't complain. Following the recommended maintenance schedule definately keeps a car in good shape. I've had both O2 sensors and the fuel pressure sensor replaced under warranty for being defective. Other than that I've had two bad luck incicent. The first one involved a rock flinging through the front grill and hitting just the right spot which busted one of the pipes on the air condenser unit (I believe that's what it's called) which drained all of the freon in the AC system. Had to replace the unit and get new freon put in the AC system. The second incident totaly my fault, I jacknifed a trailer into the left side of the car which dented the quarter panel and bumper. Both these unfortunate incidents dinged me about 500$ CAD each to fix. As far as gas costs go it's in the same ballpark as other cars of it's class. I have not noticed any fuel mileage increases over time. Having a 45KM one way commute to work I do notice a difference of between 5 and 10$ of gas used up in a week if I drive faster on the highway (in the 130-140 km/h range, pretty much whatever the flow of traffic is going in the passing lane). Maintenance I find is a bit pricey but I am still taking it to the dealership as I find they treat me right and don't feel the need to risk going to one of those sometimes shady looking private shops to get my maintenance done. As far as appearance and fun factor goes, those are not things I care about all that much so I will not spend much time on them. For appearance as long as I don't find a car ugly I would consider owning one. As for fun factor, I regard my car as a tool to move my rear end and whatever gear I need from location A to location B. If you want a car to have fun with, get a fuel guzzling sportscar. Primary Use: Commuting to work
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2004 Hyundai Elantra GT Hatchback
ProsTons of room, good on gas, excellent ride, fantastic brakes, tremendous value ConsUnderpowered 2.0L engine, some handling quirks
Hyundai Elantra Rocks! — Great little car with tons of room inside. The hatchback design allows me to fold the rear seats into the floor and get all my telescope gear into the back with no fuss. The leather interior is comfortable and quiet. The ergonomics are well thought out, and the ride is relatively tight and rattle free. The 2.0L petrol engine is a bit underpowered, but performance is decent. Handling is nicely neutral until 8/10ths, at which point understeer comes into play. It does have a tendancy for throttle-off snap oversteer - so be careful! The four wheel disc brakes with ABS are fabulous. I did some hypermiling with the car and got approx 45mpg over a 160 mile trip, which is fantastic! Bottom line: it's a roomy, fuel efficient car that is well built and has enough fun in it to be interesting. For the price ($19,500 in 2004) you can't beat the value. |
2004 Hyundai Elantra GT Hatchback
ProsThe hatchback, the seats, the sunroof, its a nice car for the money. I test drove quite a few different cars. Certainly a better value than a Nissan Sentra. ConsHad to buy the manual online - no Haynes or Chilton's available. The ride is rougher than I am used to, but I guess that is the GT stands for. You need to be near a Hyundai dealer to get parts.
A Great Car With Some Style-needed A Hatchback, Love The Leather Seats, The Sunroof And The Cruise — I have been driving high mileage cars for a long time - spend a thousand or 1500.00, run it for a year or so, replace it. I am a musician, so I love the hatchback - really don't want to waste the gas on an SUV. I am 6'4" tall and 270 pounds - the headroom is a little tight because of the moonroof, but the seats are very comfortable. Took a 5 hour drive - the seat is adjustable and made for a pleasant ride. 80 MPH most of the way, the car handled it nicely. (It has 75,000 miles on it.) Car now has 140,000 miles on it. At 90,000 took it from WI to Washington and Portland and back. Absolutely no problems, and handled the Montana and Idaho mountain curves VERY well (was driving 10 - 20mph faster than posted speed limits). This past year, strapped 2 kayaks to the roof with a cheap roof rack, added a trailer hitch for a two bike rack, and went camping several times. I just found out it needs front end work, (tie-rod ends, a wheel bearing and a new radiator, but I think thats to be expected at its age. |
2004 Hyundai Elantra GT Hatchback
Prosvolume, standard features, appearance Conssome cheap materials, must have Traction Control
Value! — The Elantra hatch was a carbon copy of the old Saab 900/93 5 door (see my previous review). Since this car replaced the Saab, I have found many areas of comparison. The Elantra is similar in looks, build quality, driveability, and the Koreans even attempted to replicate Saab's excellent dash. The value for the dollar is unbelievable. This is a fully- loaded car with an excellent warranty that listed for $15,900. As with the Saab, the hatch is cavernous. The car is comfortable for long trips, and gets very good mileage on the highway. I highly recommend Traction Control on this car. The 5-speed mated to the 2 litre, 16 valve motor produces wheelspin with the slightest amount of moisture on the road. Suspension could be taughter, too. The car rolls a bit in curvy conditions. Still, with the list of standard features as long as it is, you'll feel like you're riding in a car that cost twice as much. I'm willing to overlook what few shortcomings the car has. A shame that the current Elantra lineup no longer includes a hatch. |
2004 Hyundai Elantra GLS
ProsBeautiful styling, drives awesome ConsNone:)
2004 Hyundai Elantra — Love this car! Had it for over a year, Im the second driver. Car works great, had to put new brakes on it and fix a window but thats just minor wear & tare. Beautiful white exterior with no rust, Grey interior with wood panelling dash. Gorgeous car! Paid roughly $7000 for it and its worth every dollar. Great gas mileage, drove from Miramichi, NB to Cornwall, On (about 1000kms) for aprox. $70-$80 bucks!! Primary Use: Commuting to work |
2004 Hyundai Elantra
ProsInexpensive small family sedan ConsAvoid it if you want to avoid vehicular mediocrity.
The 2001-2006 Elantra Were Good Enough, The Newest Model Is Way Better — The 2001-2006 Elantra sedans are relatively inexpensive, they provided good value for the money in the small family car market. Build quality was above average but not quite to the world class levels that Hyundai has reached with its latest lineup. Performance was alright, the car really does everything fine, but not brilliant at any point. Primary Use: Commuting to work |
2004 Hyundai Elantra GT Hatchback
ProsPerformance, Style ConsCould use more legroom in the back,
My Car — My car is well built. Doesnt use lots of gas. Hasnt had any big problems. Timeless design. Strong engine lots of power. Wide powerband that isnt to high end. Excellent handling. Comfortable seats on a long drive.Powerful headlights for night driving. Excellent low end torque if kept in the powerband. Great handling if you use performance tires. Forgiving suspension for quick manuevaring that make the roads much safer. |
2004 Hyundai Elantra GLS
ProsGood gas mileage, comfortable, nice look to it ConsNot as powerful as I would like
Very Good Economy Car! — The car has average performance thought it was not built for speed. It handles very well and has good brakes. While Korean cars had gotten bad raps in the past, they have come a long way as this car is very well built. It has a reasonable interior that is comfortable with a nice flow and the exterior is kind of sleek as well. It has been easy to maintain with no problems yet to report. It gets very good gas mileage both in the city and on the highway, ~25/30, and is enjoyable to drive. I got it due to the rising gas prices and my explorer wasn't going to cut in Seattle and I don't have any regrets about buying it. |
2004 Hyundai Elantra GT Hatchback
Prosholds a fair bit of my stuff. Consfuel economy and trim pieces falling off.
A Basic Commuter Car, But Poor Economy — Its a fairly good looking piece of basic transport. (black with dark tinted windows) Tinting the windows really helps this car. I have had a lot of issues with trim pieces falling off, all minor stuff but annoying. The fuel economy is terrible. I cant recommend this car and would probably by a golf hatch or something similar instead next time. Just lost the tranny (auto) 140 000kms approx. 3k to fix... Primary Use: Family transportation |
2004 Hyundai Elantra
ProsAcceleration, Gas Milage, ConsInterior, Bad paint job.
Not The Best Car Ever — I like it because its fast. It saves gas. I am not crazy over it. But its good for my first car. My dad gave it to me on my Birthday. But I dont like the interior. Its too cheap. They have bad paint jobs on the cars. I got too many scratches on it. |
Displaying 1 - 10 of 24 2004 Hyundai Elantra reviews.
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2013 Hyundai Elantra Reviews
Great Price For All That You Get By Susan
Great price for an amazing car. I also purchased the extended, bumper- to-bumper warranty for an additional $1,200. Which is well worth it since I also purchased the tech. Package, and the extende... Read More
A Feature Rich Fun And Economical Ride By Redleg70
I will write a review in 6 months as I have only 1,000 miles on it to date. So far, it is exactly the car I expected. The quality of the interior/exterior and attention to detail to create the image a... Read More
2012 Hyundai Elantra Reviews
Terrbile Winter Car By clippy
I've been in sales for 35 years and travel a lot so I have an opportunity to drive a lot of different cars all the time. I purchased a 2012 Hyundai Elantra and I'm really unhappy on how this car handl... Read More
Alotof Of Car For The Money By FBAHCE
liked to gas milaege about the car and lots of head room, not a bad trunk space, would love to have some more power bur dont want to sacrifice from gas milaege. I also like the warranty on the car. Read More
2011 Hyundai Elantra Reviews
Just Like A Woman, Looks Good, But Will Cost You! By februaryrose
I love my car, it is small, cute and sexy, I think I hate my dealership more than anything else. It handles good, good gas mileage, good ride for long distance, could be quieter. Tires that came with ... Read More
Excellent Car By Jake2sb
Very satisfied with this car handles well on the highway and in town. Power and acceleration are something to get used. Bluetooth is great with my iPhone jump in and it's ready to go. The pros out way... Read More
2010 Hyundai Elantra Reviews
It's A Car. By jbarnes085
This was my first brand new car and it's been buyers remorse every time I get into the car. At 45 miles, I drove it away from the dealership and 3 months later I tried to ask about interior noises and... Read More
Fuel Efficient, Safe, Reliable, Comfortable Ride By hondasabre
There's nothing I don't like about this car, except that I used to have a 2007 Elantra SE trim, (not a GLS) so I miss the sportier aluminum rims and the steering wheel audio controls. Its a great car ... Read More
2009 Hyundai Elantra Reviews
I Like It By Chettie
I've used this car strictly for work, it has been great and reliable. Having a manual transmission it has more power than I expected with a 4 cylinder engine, it handles well and is fun to drive. I h... Read More
Worthless By robyndawns
Too many issues with this vehicle. Only 3 years old and 60,000km and it has been in for repairs over 20 times (including main computer replaced at 5000km and head gasket replaced at 25,000km). Hyund... Read More
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Hiking, Trekking, and Ecotours
Satisfy your craving for outdoor adventure with a trip into some of Indonesia's rugged and untamed nature.
From trekking in the jungle and seeing orang utans play in the wild to climbing volcanic peaks of Bromo or Kelimutu, there is no end to the amount of outdoor adventures you can have in Indonesia. Using an eco-tour to explore some of the most remote destinations will ensure that your visit conserves nature rather than exploits these beautiful destinations.
Come to Indonesia to embrace the great outdoors and some of nature's most impressive wonders that you will surely never forget.
Rafflesia Park
Raflesia Park is part of the Batang Palupuh Nature Conservation Center in Agam district. Although it has many other species, this 3.4 hectare conservation center is focused on conserving the Raflesia flower, which can only be found on Sumatra Island. This flower usually blossoms during wet seasons i.e., from mid to end of year.Batang Palupuh Raflesia Park is a conservation center for three types of Raflesia flowers; Raflesia Arnoldi, which can be...
Location: Sumatra » West Sumatra » Kota Bukittinggi
Wanawisata Forest
Wanawisata Forest is a large park with various types of endangered species of Kalimantan trees. Its interesting layout makes Wanawisata as destination for families, particularly during weekends. This tourism park is open daily from 8 am to 5 pm. Its entrance fee is only Rp.1.000 per person.
Location: Kalimantan » East Kalimantan » Kota Balikpapan
Sembilang National Park
Sembilang National Park is a natural coastal wet land area with various forest ecosystems of peat moss swamps, fresh water swamps, mangrove forests and mud flats. Administratively, it is part of Banyuasin district and has been a national park since March 19th 2003, when it was separated from the Berbak National Park in Jambi. This area is called Sembilang because it has many Sembilang fish (Plotosus canius). The Banyuasin Peninsula,...
Location: Sumatra » South Sumatra » Kota Palembang
Mount Bromo
Located some 4 hours drive from Surabaya, the capital of East Java, Mount Bromo is a part of the Bromo Tengger Semeru National Park that covers a massive area of 800 square kilometres. While it may be small when measured against other volcanoes in Indonesia, the magnificent Mt Bromo will not disappoint with its spectacular views and dramatic landscapes. At 2392 meters tall, Mt Bromo is not among the tallest of Indonesia's mountains but its...
Location: Java » East Java » Kab. Malang, Kab. Probolinggo, Kab. Pasuruan
Mount Rinjani National Park
The mighty Rinjani mountain of Gunung Rinjani is a massive volcano which towers over the island of Lombok. A climb to the top is one of the most exhilarating experiences you can have in Indonesia. At 3,726 meters tall, Gunung Rinjani is the second highest mountain in Indonesia. The climb to the top may not be easy but it's worth it, and is widely regarded as one of the best views in the country. Part of the famous 'ring of fire'...
Location: The Nusa Tenggara Islands » West Nusa Tenggara
Mount Leuser National Park
Covering both resilient Nangroe Aceh Darussalam and antique North Sumatra Province, most parts of the national park rest in the lush South East Aceh region, blessed with tropical fruits like mango, rambutan, durian, avocado, orange, papaya, and guava. The other parts are situated in the east Aceh, south Aceh, and Langkat of North Sumatra, known to produce world-class coffee and tobacco. Most visitors normally start their adventures in the...
Location: Sumatra » Nanggroe Aceh Darussalam » Kab. Aceh Tenggara
Ubud Monkey Forest
The Ubud Monkey Forest is a nature reserve and temple complex in Ubud, Bali. It houses approximately 340 monkeys which are known as long-tailed Macaques (Macaca fascicularis). There are four groups of monkeys each occupying different territories in the park. The Sacred Monkey Forest is a popular tourist attraction in Ubud, and is often visted by over 10,000 tourists a month. The Monkey Forest is owned by the village of Padangtegal and village...
Location: Bali » Bali, Kab. Gianyar
Ijen Crater
Ijen plateau or known as "Kawah Ijen" is highly recommended to mountain buffs and hikers. The Plateau was at one time a huge active crater, 134 sq km in area. Today, Ijen is a quiet but active volcano, and the landscape is dominated by the volcanic cones of Ijen (2,368 asl) and Merapi (2,800 asl) on the northeastern edge of the Plateau, and Raung (3,332 asl) on the southwest corner.The magnificent turquoise sulfur lake of Kawah Ijen lies at...
Location: Java » East Java » Kab. Bondowoso


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[JURIST] A new Army investigative report has cleared four top US military officers - including former Iraq commander Lt. General Ricardo Sanchez - of wrongdoing in the Iraq prison abuse scandal, according to officials speaking Friday. The as-yet-unreleased report conducted by US Army Inspector General Lt. Gen. Stanley E. Green found that allegations made against the officers in connection with abuses of Iraqi detainees at Baghdad's Abu Ghraib prison were unsubstantiated. Sanchez had been cited for "lapses of leadership" by previous investigations and in 2003 issued a policy on interrogation techniques [JURIST report] that the Inspector General had already called ambiguous and subject to misinterpretation by service personnel. AP has more.
[JURIST] Zacarias Moussaoui [JURIST news archive] has pleaded guilty to six conspiracy charges [indictment] connected with the 9/11 attacks that killed more than 3000 people. Upon conviction, he could face the death penalty. Earlier today, Moussaoui's own lawyers had asked the judge [JURIST report] to reject a guilty plea, citing mental incompetence.6:15 PM ET - US Attorney General Alberto Gonzales confirmed in a press statement late Friday afternoon after the guilty plea that the government will indeed be seeking the death penalty for Moussaoui [Gonzales remarks].
[JURIST] Vice President Dick Cheney [official website] said Friday that, if necessary, he would cast the tie-breaking vote to ban Senate filibusters of judicial nominees. Speaking to the Republican National Lawyers Association [official website], Cheney declared that "the decision about how to proceed will be made by the Republican leadership in the Senate. But if the Senate majority decides to move forward and if the issue is presented to me in my elected office as president of the Senate and presiding officer, I will support bringing those nominations to the floor for an up or down vote." Senate Republicans have proposed removing the filibuster for judicial nominations [JURIST report], allowing nominees to be approved by a simple majority rather than the 60-vote support currently needed. A simple majority is needed to change the filibuster rules. With only 55 Republican seats in the Senate, the vote is predicted to be close, with Vice President Cheney stepping in to break a tie, if necessary. A confrontation in the Senate on filibuster rules and judicial nominations is looming after the Senate Judiciary Committee [official website] Thursday approved two judicial nominees [JURIST report] whose previous nominations were blocked by a Democratic filibuster. AP has more.6:15 PM ET - The text of the Vice-President's address is now online from the White House.
[JURIST] Georgia Governor Sonny Perdue [official website] Friday signed into law a bill that would require voters to show photo identification [bill summary] before being allowed to cast ballots. Supporters of the measure say that it will crack down on voter fraud, but opponents say that the law unfairly targets the elderly, the poor and minorities, groups most likely not to have photo identification. Previously, registered voters only needed to presented a Social Security card or other non-photo ID in order to vote. Friday's signing of the bill prompted most black lawmakers to walk out of the state Capitol and the ACLU of Georgia has said that it is considering filing a lawsuit to challenge the law. The ACLU of Georgia outlines its objections to the bill in a recent letter to the governor [PDF text] asking Perdue to veto the bill. The photo ID requirement will not take effect until the law receives approval from the Department of Justice. Under the 1965 Voting Rights Act, Georgia, and other states with a history of suppressing minority votes, must submit changes in voting requirements to the DOJ to ensure that change does not have a discriminatory purpose or effect. AP has more. The Atlanta Journal-Constitution has local coverage [free registration required].
[JURIST] The District of Columbia Court of Appeals has revived part of a 2000 lawsuit against gun manufacturers seeking to hold the companies liable for shootings carried out with automatic weapons. The entire lawsuit was dismissed in a 2002 DC Superior Court ruling, but on Thursday the full Court of Appeals ruled that DC's Assault Weapon Manufacturing Strict Liability Act [text] allows individuals, but not the government, to sue gun manufacturers for damages arising from injuries or deaths caused by the gun's discharge. In its opinion [PDF text], the court also held that the law does not allow claims against gunmakers and distributors for creating a public nuisance and for conducting their business with little or no regard for the risks caused by their products. The Legal Action Project, which represents the District of Columbia in the suit has background on the case. Friday's Washington Post has more.
[JURIST] The UN's independent expert on human rights in Afghanistan, Cherif Bassiouni [DePaul University faculty profile] says he has received reports of torture and other abuses by US and Afghan forces in Afghanistan. In a report of his own released Thursday Bassiouni said he has been told that security agencies in the nation engage in arbitrary arrests and detentions, and often torture detainees. His report also alleges that human rights violations are occurring at the hands of unregulated foreign private security contractors, inadequately trained police, and regional warlords. Afghan officials have cooperated with both the UN and Afghan Independent Human Rights Commission [official website] in their investigations, but neither organization has been granted access to US detention facilities in the area. US-based Human Rights Watch issued a statement [text] Wednesday urging the UN to strengthen its monitoring of human rights in Afghanistan. AP has more.
[JURIST] AP is reporting that lawyers for September 11 terror suspect Zacarias Moussaoui have asked the judge in his case to reject his attempt to plead guilty.1:02 PM ET - Moussaoui's lawyers argued in a late filing made just hours before a public hearing scheduled for Friday at 3:30 PM ET [media advisory] that he is unfit to make a guilty plea despite the judge's conclusion that he was competent to do so after an earlier meeting with him. The filing itself remains under seal [PDF]. AP has more.
[JURIST] Leading Friday's corporations and securities law news, a Wal-Mart Stores Inc. [corporate website] spokesman said a federal grand jury is reviewing allegations of misspending within company. The investigation into Wal-Mart began after it handed over internal documents to the Justice Department [official website] related to allegations that former vice chairman Tom Coughlin misspent up to $500,000, some of it allegedly for anti-union activity. Wal-Mart has denied any anti-union spending. Coughlin was the No. 2 figure in Wal-Mart's hierarchy before his resignation last year. AP has more.In other news...
[JURIST] In Friday's environmental law news, today is the 35th celebration of "Earth Day", a day first started by US Senator Gaylord Nelson as a time to reflect on the environment and mankind's relationship to it. The first Earth Day in 1970 was marked with seminars held around the country on air and water pollution, wilderness, land use and the protection of species. Later that year, President Richard Nixon created the Environmental Protection Agency, and within four years a whole series of landmark legislation was enacted: the Clean Air Act, Clean Water Amendments, the Coastal Zone Protection Act, the Estuarine Act, the Marine Mammals Protection Act and the Endangered Species Act. EPA has more on Earth Day events and history.In other news,
[JURIST] In a rare televised address to the nation [audio], Canadian Prime Minister Paul Martin [official website] apologized Thursday night for a sponsorship scandal that has shaken his Liberal Party [official website]. During his address, Martin acknowledged allegations of money laundering and kickbacks and took full responsiblility for the misuse of public funds. Martins comments come one week after Justice John Gomery ordered a partial lifting of a publication ban [JURIST report] prohibiting the dissemination of some testimony provided during the official investigation. The Gomery Commission [official website] is charged with investigating the national unity program that resulted in $100 million in contracts, that resulted in little return, being awarded to advertising firms with close ties to the Liberals. During his address, Martin also asked for Canadians give his tenuous minority government time to pass critical legislation on such issues as health care reform, gay marriage, improved border security and the federal budget. AP has more.
[JURIST] Leading Friday's international brief, Togolese Interior Minister Francois Esso Boko told reporters late Thursday night that he was recommending that what he called the "suicidal electoral process" - the presidential election scheduled for Sunday - be postponed, warning that all signs pointed to it being extremely violent. Esso Boko said he would recommend to the interim president that the election be postponed, that a new interim president be appointed from one of the opposition parties, and that the next year be spent drawing up a new constitution to ensure that when a national election did occur, it wouldn't tear the country apart. Togo currently has an interim president following the several weeks of controversial rule [JURIST report] by Faure Gnassignabe, installed by the military following the death of the former president, his father, before he finally resigned in favor of national elections [JURIST report]. JURIST's Paper Chase has continuing coverage of Togo [JURIST news archive]. IRIN has more. Republique Togolaise, the state news agency, has local coverage in French.In other international legal news ...
[JURIST] The BBC is reporting that a London court has sentenced Saajid Badat [Wikipedia profile] to 13 years in prison after he pleaded guilty in February to conspiring with "shoe-bomber" Richard Reid to blow up an American Airlines flight.
[JURIST] The UN Commission on Human Rights [official website] ended its 61st and possibly last session Friday in the wake of UN Secretary Kofi Annan's announced plans to radically overhaul the 53-member body. Annan and others in the international community have criticized the commission's failure to take definite action on human rights violations throughout the world. Most recently, activists have criticized the commission's lax treatment of alleged genocide in the Sudan and its failure to investigate prisoner mistreatment in Guantanamo Bay. Member nations [member list], many facing criticism on their own human rights records, have been plagued by controversy and political infighting. UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Louise Arbour [official website], a former international war crimes prosecutor, has herself stated that the commission lacks "legitimacy and credibility," and hopes that changes planned for next year will lead to a more unified group. Member nations of a new UN rights panel will be elected by a two-thirds majority of the UN General Assembly. Reuters has more.
[JURIST] The trial of 24 suspected members of an al-Quaida cell in Spain began in Madrid Friday. Three of the suspects allegedly used Spain as a staging ground for the September 11, 2001 attacks [JURIST news archive] against targets in the United States. Spain is now the second European country, after Germany, to try suspects involved in the attacks. The three 9/11 suspects, Imad Yarkas, Driss Chebli, and Ghasoub al-Abrash Ghalyoun, are accused of providing logistical cover and information regarding the US targets to other terrorists, including video surveillance of the World Trade Center buildings. The other 21 defendants are charged with terrorism offenses, but are not directly linked to the September 11 attacks. AP has more. Madrid El Mundo provides a "who's who" of the accused and their judges [in Spanish].
[JURIST] Justices Sandra Day O'Connor, Stephen Breyer, and Antonin Scalia gave candid reactions to recent criticisms of the "activist" federal judiciary in a rare joint interview-cum-converation moderated by NBC's Tim Russert at the National Archives Thursday. O'Connor and Breyer agreed that such criticism was "nothing new," pointing out that sometimes the issues before federal courts trigger strong emotions. Specifically responding to House Majority Leader Tom DeLay's recent comments criticizing Justice Anthony Kennedy's citations of international law [JURIST report] in a recent opinion barring the execution of minors [JURIST report], Justice Scalia agreed that the opinions and feelings of other countries should have no bearing on death penalty jurisprudence in the US. Justice Breyer disagreed, however, saying that while practices in other countries should not bind the US, it is appropriate in some instances to take note of what happens around the world. The New York Times has more [free registration required].
[JURIST] The National Center for State Courts [official NCSC website] has asked Congress to earmark 1-3 percent of new homeland security grants to states for use in improving security at courthouses. The request comes in the wake of recent incidents at several courthouses, including last month's murder of Judge Rowland Barnes in Atlanta [JURIST report]. The US Department of Homeland Security [official website] favors allowing states to decide how to spend allocated funds. NCSC has released a ten point plan for improving courthouse security [background info, official release]. AP has more.
[JURIST] The lower house of the Spanish Parliament [official website, in English] has approved a bill to legalize same-sex marriages, a measure sponsored by Spain's ruling Socialist Party. The bill, passed Thursday, now moves to the Senate [official website, in English], where the Socialists have strong support. Adoption of the bill reflects significant changes in Spain, where 80 percent of the population considers themselves Catholic, although half of that number do not follow Church teachings. The Vatican immediately denounced the bill as "iniquitous" and urged Catholics to resist it, even at the risk of losing their jobs; incoming pope Benedict XVI [official website] issued a stern letter against homosexual unions [text] in 2003 while head of the Vatican's watchdog Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith as then-Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger. The Spanish Bishops Conference [official website in Spanish] has also issued a statement condemning the bill [pre-passage press release in Spanish]. AP has more. BBC News has more.
[JURIST] AP is reporting that the Virginia Supreme Court has affirmed the death penalty for DC sniper John Allen Muhammad.9:47 AM ET - Review the 138-page opinion [PDF]. Three justices issued a partial dissent.
[JURIST] One day after a Michigan probate court ordered Yahoo! [portal entry] to release the contents of an e-mail account belonging to deceased Marine Justin Ellsworth [memorial website], the company complied Thursday by delivering a CD of the private documents to Ellsworth's father, John Ellsworth. The case highlighted a conflict between the privacy policies [Yahoo terms] of Internet Service Providers and the property interests of an estate, specifically raising the question of whether e-mail account information should be treated like other possessions of the deceased's estate. Although Yahoo stated it will not alter its policy of withholding account information from surviving family members until a court order issues, the company reportedly responded quickly to John Ellsworth's request once the court ruled. Justin Ellsworth was killed by a roadside bomb [Detroit Free Press report] near Fallujah, Iraq last November. CNET has more information.
[JURIST] Here's a run-down of law-related events, expected developments and live webcasts on JURIST's docket for Friday, April 22.The US Senate [official website] convenes at 9:30 AM ET today. Watch a live webcast of the session.The US House [official website] is not in session today.The Republican National Lawyers Association [official website] is holding a national conference to celebrate its 20th anniversary beginning at 8:30 AM ET today. Speakers during the conference include former Attorney General John Ashcroft and retired 5th Circuit Court of Appeals Judge Charles Pickering. Watch a live webcast of the day's sessions via C-SPAN.The Cato Institute [official website] is holding a forum titled "Saving Our Environment from Washington" at 11 AM ET today. Watch a live webcast of the event.Ohio State University Moritz College of Law [official website] is holding a lecture titled "Mercy, Clemency and Capital Punishment: Two Accounts" at Noon ET today. Watch a live webcast of the event.The UN Security Council [official website] Economic and Social Council Chamber meets at 10 AM ET today to meet with the troop contributing countries for the UN Mission for the Referendum in Western Sahara. Watch a live webcast of the session.
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She looks like a Canadian Ballerina!
This happened (today feb 27, 2013) in ottawa, capital of canada
A man with a passive-aggresive protest sign
Another reason for me to move
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Canadian tire money vs American money.
Spring 07 in Mexico, Wow.., she is hot...
Canadian Navy
pretty much the canadien army
G-Wagon stuck in Afghanistan
they like the abstract things now
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Column: DFL tax plan provides a fairer road to prosperity
For too many years, there have been two Minnesotas.By: Erik Simonson, For the Budgeteer News
For too many years, there have been two Minnesotas.
Upper-class Minnesota weathered economic downturns, even recessions, because state officials would shield them from the worst pain. There would be no tax hikes; in fact, their taxes would be cut. Existing tax loopholes would expand.
The rest of Minnesota wasn't so lucky. Their share of the tax burden in the past 10 years grew. Their services were cut. A college education often became beyond their reach. They were paying more than their fair share.
Last year, the House DFL told Minnesotans that enough was enough. Our middle class had taken a disproportionate share of the economic pain. Past legislatures avoided making painful choices by using smoke and mirrors to balance the budget.
We believe there is another way, a way that will allow us to right our
fiscal ship and share the benefits of a stable state economy.
The House DFL released our tax bill last week. Our plan rejects the budget trickery used in the past. It will pay back the $850 million we own to our schools and makes historic investments in middle class tax relief, job creation and education.
Nobody likes paying taxes. But everybody appreciates the benefits of taxes. Taxes provide health care to those who can't afford it, educate our kids, build our roads, fight our fires, and care for our infirm and injured.
The old way of balancing deficits on the backs of the middle class and our children is over. We will require all Minnesotans to pay their fair share to give our state a bright future.
Our House DFL tax bill will:
Pay back our schools and eliminate budget gimmicks: Pays back the $854 million IOU to Minnesota schools through a temporary income tax surcharge on only the wealthiest one-half percent of Minnesotans (taxable income greater than $500,000 per year for joint filers).
Provide middle class property tax relief: Provides direct property tax relief for nearly 1 million Minnesotans through the Homestead Credit Refund, retools renter's credit and increases funds to cities and
Ask wealthiest Minnesotans to pay their fair share: Raises the income tax rate to 8.49 percent on the wealthiest 1.1 percent of individuals (taxable income greater than $400,000 per year for joint filers). This increase would affect only 3.3 percent of businesses.
Close corporate loopholes and repeal preferential tax treatment: Eliminates corporate loopholes that have allowed corporations to shelter profits overseas and eliminate other subsidies that are outdated, ineffective, or that we can no longer afford.
Promote economic development and job creation: Keeps and grows jobs in Minnesota through investments in a Rochester Destination Medical Center, Mall of America Expansion, and 3M expansion in Maplewood.
Provide tax relief for Minnesota businesses: Levels the playing field for Minnesota brick-and-mortar and online retailers with the affiliate nexus, simplifies taxpaying with an upfront exemption for capital equipment, and improves the Angel Investor Tax Credit and the Historic Credit.
Recover state costs from tobacco and alcohol consumption: Increases the user-based fees on cigarettes to $2.83 per pack, helping recover state costs associated with tobacco use. It also will increase the user-based fees on alcohol by 84 cents per 12-pack, 47 cents per bottle of wine, and $1.58 per bottle of liquor.
Provide tax relief for veterans:
Creates a veteran-jobs tax credit for Minnesota businesses hiring veterans and expands income tax credit for veterans.
When we came before voters last November, DFL candidates promised that we would make the tough choices. Our budget shows that our
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Epilepsy Foundation Funds New Therapy Grant to Support Innovative Approach to Epilepsy
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Body: | New Therapy Grants Program Supports Innovative Approach to Treat Epilepsy New Non-Invasive Magnetic Coil Applying Deep Brain Stimulation May Have Potential in Drug-Resistant Epilepsy The Epilepsy Foundation (EF) and The Epilepsy Therapy Project (ETP) announced today a New Therapy Grant to potentially help those with treatment resistant epilepsy. This grant was awarded to Alexander Rotenberg, M.D., Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Neurology, Children's Hospital Boston, and will support a clinical study to evaluate the repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation (rTMS) H-Coil as a promising non-invasive method of inhibiting the abnormal electrical activity believed to underlie seizures in focal temporal lobe epilepsy (TLE). Seizures originating in this part of the brain are often difficult to treat and resistant to existing therapies. "This innovative cutting edge study underscores the missions of our two organizations," said Rich Denness, president & CEO of the Epilepsy Foundation. "This kind of translational research transforms scientific concepts into real treatments for real people and can help eliminate seizures and improve the quality of life for people living with epilepsy." Dr. Rotenberg's program is based upon the premise that seizures may be managed by applying deep magnetic stimulation delivered around the head by the H-Coil technology to areas of the brain such as the temporal lobe, an area where many seizures start. The rTMS technology is approved for use in the treatment of major depression and other neuropsychiatric syndromes in Europe and Israel and marketed by Brainsway Ltd. "Temporal lobe epilepsy accounts for nearly 20 percent of all epilepsy and an estimated 70 percent of drug resistant focal epilepsy cases. rTMS is a new therapeutic intervention of immediate importance to patients with poor seizure control," said Dr. Rotenberg. "This award will speed the development of this approach to deep brain stimulation to treat temporal lobe epilepsy." rTMS for Treatment of Temporal Lobe Epilepsy Repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation is a safe and painless method for focal brain stimulation, where small electrical currents inside the brain are induced by a powerful fluctuating magnetic field from outside the brain. Previous testing of low frequency rTMS did reduce brain excitability and suppressed seizures in some patients, but not in patients with TLE. However, the H-Coil's stronger effect penetrates into deeper brain regions. Dr. Rotenberg and his research team hypothesize that rTMS with the H-Coil, designed to generate sufficient magnetic field strength, can safely and effectively stimulate deeper brain structures and may inhibit the electrical and neurotransmitter activity that underlies seizures in TLE. Their hypothesis is based in part on the encouraging antiepileptic effect of conventional rTMS in other types of epilepsy, and on their animal studies which showed that deeper brain stimulation by rTMS can suppress seizures in rats. The New Therapy Grant will support a clinical study of the H-Coil in children and adults with intractable TLE. If this study shows the expected effect in seizure control, the H-Coil could rapidly move to commercialization for TLE treatment because a different version of the H-Coil that targets other deep brain areas is already marketed for treatment of major depression and other neuropsychiatric syndromes. The New Therapy Grants Program is a unique joint venture between two non-profit epilepsy organizations, The Epilepsy Therapy Project and the Epilepsy Foundation. Grants are awarded to support programs that demonstrate promise as new treatments through critical early clinical milestones and readiness for further investment and development. Applications are evaluated by scientific and business advisory board members including experienced clinicians, scientists, investors and pharmaceutical and device industry executives. Awards are given based on the potential to provide substantial benefit in a timeframe relevant to those living with epilepsy today. To date, more than 45 grants have been awarded for the advancement of new therapeutics and devices that have demonstrated a more rapid path to benefitting patients and future commercialization. "We regard the New Therapy Grants Program as an engine to accelerate the development of the most promising new epilepsy therapies, especially approaches with near-term promise to improve the lives of those with epilepsy," said Warren Lammert, chairman of the Epilepsy Therapy Project. "We believe the H-Coil, with proven safety and efficacy in other medical conditions, may have direct applicability to epilepsy. We are pleased to provide critical clinical support that may advance this device towards proof of concept and late-stage evaluation." Upcoming Grant Applicants: Note Deadline for Letter of Intent is September 2, 2011 The New Therapy Grants Program is requesting proposals from scientific and clinical investigators pursuing innovative projects that demonstrate a clear path to commercialization. The program accepts the submission of proposals ranging from $50,000 to $500,000. The deadline to submit a Letter of Intent (LOI) is September 2, 2011, and applicants have until October 14, 2011 to submit full proposals. To apply or view additional requirements, visit http://www.epilepsy.com/etp/support_translational. The mission of the New Therapy Grants Program is to drive the development of new therapies for epilepsy and accelerate the advancement of research to the patient. Funding is provided for grants supporting the research and development of new therapies in academic and commercial settings worldwide. About Brainsway Ltd. Brainsway Ltd. is dedicated to the development and marketing of Deep TMS (Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation) systems, novel, noninvasive medical device for treatment of a wide range of neurological and psychopathological disorders. In principle, any brain-related disorder that is associated with pathological activity of specific brain areas may be treated by this method. Potential applications include depression, addiction, schizophrenia, obesity, eating disorders, Parkinson's disease, Alzheimer's disease, autism and post-traumatic stress disorder. The unique technology of Brainsway is based on patents filed by the National Institutes of Health (NIH), and by the company. Brainsway has an exclusive license from the NIH for the patent and technology. Brainsway has recently received marketing approvals in Europe for treatment of major depression, bipolar depression and negative symptoms of schizophrenia with one version of their deep TMS H-Coil, and for Parkinson's disease with another version of the H-Coil. About the Epilepsy Foundation The Epilepsy Foundation, a national nonprofit with affiliated organizations throughout the United States, has led the fight against epilepsy since 1968. The Foundation's mission is to stop seizures, find cures and overcome the challenges created by epilepsy. For additional information, please visitwww.epilepsyfoundation.org. About the Epilepsy Therapy Project The Epilepsy Therapy Project is a 501(c) (3) non-profit organization whose mission is to accelerate ideas into therapies for people living with epilepsy and seizures. Founded in 2002 by a group of parents, distinguished physicians, and researchers, the Epilepsy Therapy Project supports the commercialization of new therapies through direct grants and investments in promising academic and commercial projects. For more information about epilepsy, epilepsy treatment and the epilepsy pipeline, please visit our website, www.epilepsy.com or call 540.687.8077. ### |


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So here's where I found my brain going yesterday, even before South Carolina went up 41-28 early in the second half:
In football, you've got 85 scholarship players and between 22 and 26 starters, depending on your view of special teams. In basketball, you've got 13 and five. Before the season, most of us would have assumed Mizzou's three best players were Phil Pressey, Mike Dixon and Laurence Bowers in some order. In football, those three are worth approximately 15 starters and about 20 scholarship players. One-third of those starters were kicked off the team without playing a game, and another third have now missed a full quarter of conference play to injury. And last night, Keion Bell, the five "starters" replacing Dixon's "starters" in the lineup, was (were?) also out with injury.
So last night we found Missouri playing with over half of its second string, something the Missouri football team couldn't even brag of during this crippled, crippling 2012 football season. Oh yeah, and the head coach is under (very, very public) investigation for things that happened at a previous job.
I wasn't even really thinking this way to make myself feel better -- even with all of these absences, Mizzou still should have shot better than 19 percent from 3-point land and 47 percent on 2-pointers, and if they had done that, this would have been a semi-comfortable win. South Carolina still shouldn't be good enough to nearly beat even this Missouri team. No, I really just did it to marvel at how so many things that are out of your control, remind you that you have no control sometimes. Despite all of the losses from last year's squad, Frank Haith put together a roster worthy of a preseason Top 15 ranking. That alone was a mighty accomplishment despite the obvious chemistry issues we should have and/or did expect. But he has watched that roster slowly crumble over the last couple of months. Dixon never played. Criswell missed three games. Bowers has missed four. Bell missed one. Single players make a much larger difference in basketball as is; losing (at different times) a full third of your roster is devastating.
The silver lining, of course, is that, in theory, everybody but Dixon could be healthy and active by February. It's a long season. Missouri just has to survive right now and worry about looking like a Top 25 (or Top 15, or whatever) team later. And if nothing else, Missouri survived last night.
Mizzou 71, South Carolina 65
Mizzou |
Pace (No. of Possessions) | 69.1 | |
Points Per Possession (PPP) | 1.03 | 0.94 |
Points Per Shot (PPS) | 1.25 | 1.00 |
True Shooting % | 48.7% | 44.8% |
Mizzou | S.C. | |
Assists | 10 | 9 |
Steals | 10 | 6 |
Turnovers | 13 | 13 |
Ball Control Index (BCI) (Assists + Steals) / TO |
1.54 | 1.15 |
Mizzou | S.C. | |
Expected Offensive Rebounds | 14 | 16 |
Offensive Rebounds | 16 | 16 |
Difference | +2 | +0 |
Make a shot.
Norm Stewart once said "I have a lot of shooters. I don't have many makers." The current Missouri team would feel familiar to him.
— Michael Atchison (@MichaelAtchison) January 23, 2013
Norm is glad the shooters morphed into makers when it mattered.
— Michael Atchison (@MichaelAtchison) January 23, 2013
Mizzou won the ball control and rebounding battles, albeit by small margins. Tell me that beforehand, and I assume the Tigers win by 15-20. But my goodness, can this team lay some bricks. Again, as I said last night, the Tigers made the shots that mattered most, and we should be thankful for that. But since Laurence Bowers went down, Mizzou has shot 38% from the field, 24% from 3-point range. Take out the Georgia game, and those percentages fall to 34% and 19%. That's dreadful. For the season as a whole, Howard is last in the country, shooting 23% from 3-point land. Yeah.
Now, percentages that bad are probably a bit fluky. But it obviously points to just how influential Laurence Bowers is on this offense. As I have written before, Bowers is the steadying influence, the guy who can give you 10-12 points even when he is cold from the floor. Without him, Mizzou's ceiling is still pretty high -- when Earnest Ross, Phil Pressey or Jabari Brown gets hot from long range, it's pretty fun -- but the floor is much, much lower. And we've seen a healthy dose of floor lately.
Mizzou Player Stats
(Definitions at the bottom of the post.)
Player |
AdjGS | GmSc/Min | Line |
Alex Oriakhi | 26.6 | 0.98 | 27 Min, 18 Pts (4-4 FG, 10-10 FT), 11 Reb (5 Off), 2 TO, 5 PF |
Earnest Ross | 18.4 | 0.50 | 37 Min, 21 Pts (6-18 FG, 2-6 3PT, 7-10 FT), 10 Reb (4 Off), 3 Stl, 3 TO |
Jabari Brown | 10.9 | 0.29 | 38 Min, 17 Pts (5-16 FG, 2-9 3PT, 5-8 FT), 7 Reb, 2 TO |
Tony Criswell | 6.6 | 0.19 | 35 Min, 7 Pts (2-6 FG, 0-1 3PT, 3-4 FT), 7 Reb (2 Off) |
Phil Pressey | 5.1 | 0.16 | 31 Min, 6 Pts (2-8 FG, 1-6 3PT, 1-2 FT), 7 Ast, 2 Stl, 2 Reb, 4 TO, 4 PF |
Negus Webster-Chan | 0.8 | 0.04 | 19 Min, 0 Pts (0-2 3PT), 2 Ast, 2 Stl |
Stefan Jankovic | -0.4 | -0.04 | 9 Min, 2 Pts (0-3 3PT, 2-2 FT), 2 Reb |
Ryan Rosburg | -0.5 | -0.13 | 4 Min |
Player | Usage% | Floor% | Touches/ Poss. |
%Pass | %Shoot | %Fouled | %T/O |
Oriakhi | 18% | 58% | 1.4 | 0% | 32% | 53% | 16% |
Ross | 32% | 32% | 2.6 | 18% | 54% | 20% | 9% |
Brown | 26% | 29% | 1.8 | 0% | 69% | 23% | 9% |
Criswell | 12% | 32% | 0.8 | 0% | 62% | 28% | 10% |
Pressey | 19% | 32% | 5.1 | 76% | 15% | 2% | 7% |
Jankovic | 20% | 21% | 1.4 | 0% | 69% | 31% | 0% |
Rosburg | 0% | N/A | 0.0 | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A |
- You are a man, Alex Oriakhi. At this point, one could make the case that Oriakhi is perhaps even more important to this team than Lau ... actually, never mind. I am not a witch, and I will not cause a repeat of this.
- There's so much to like about Earnest Ross' game. He hits the offensive glass, he plays pretty solid defense, and he has proven capable of attacking the rim, drawing contact and maintaining control. But he might be the streakiest 3-point shooter I've ever seen. (And considering he shares the floor with Phil Pressey -- 13-for-24 on 3-pointers to start the season, 3-for-his-last-20 -- that's saying something.) I actually had to verify that he really only took six of them last night; it felt like 13. (And it felt like he still only made two.) But as against Bucknell, he maintained some serious cool in the final minutes. After some wretched shooting, he made two huge freebies against Bucknell, and last night he made two huge free throws with 2:01 left, then nailed a bomb from the top of the key in a tie game with 1:10 left.
- Stefan Jankovic: proof that energy guys don't always provide good energy.
- Negus Webster-Chan ended up with a positive AdjGS number!!! First time since December 17.
Three Keys Revisited
Rebounds. Duh.
Since 2013 began, Mizzou has been mediocre at best on the glass. In that time, the Tigers have played without either Tony Criswell or Laurence Bowers in each game, and they might be without both Bowers and Earnest Ross tonight, but ... if South Carolina can't grab offensive rebounds, they can't win, even if Mizzou is struggling offensively. So don't let 'em.
Expected Rebounds: Mizzou +2
South Carolina stayed in the game with some improbable shooting (in the first half, S.C. was 5-for-10 from 3-point range, and Missouri was 1-for-14; each team shooting its season average would have resulted in about a 15-point swing in the first half alone), but in the end Mizzou won the battle on the glass. It felt like S.C. was grabbing a bunch of second-chance opportunities, but a lot of those were on a select number of possessions; Mizzou did a solid job of keeping a great offensive rebounding team off of the glass.
Get in Carrera's way.
Michael Carrera is pretty damn good. He's also pretty damn foul-prone. Block him out, get in his way, and let him pile up the fouls. If you don't, he'll punish you. He had 23 points and 10 boards in the win over LSU, and he had 17 and 9 versus Jacksonville. He also fouled out against both Clemson and Auburn and committed four fouls against both LSU and Vandy. Get him out of the game.
Michael Carrera: 15 minutes, 5 fouls (and 4 points, 4 rebounds, 2 turnovers).
Carrera had his moments, but he was mostly a non-factor. Thank goodness.
Make some damn jumpers.
Seriously, guys. Phil Pressey has not played very well of late, but he has to get some help. Mizzou has absolutely no reliable offense right now. That has to change at some point.
Phil Pressey, Jabari Brown, Earnest Ross & Stefan Jankovic: 8-for-21 2PT (38%), 5-for-24 3PT (21%). And, of course, they were 3-for-22 (14%) on 3-pointers until the final two minutes.
Again, there will be some progression toward the mean over time, but ... wow. Just amazingly bad shooting.
I guess I summarized this in the opening, actually. It is alarming to see this team play this poorly right now, but "this team" might not be the one we see a month from now. It certainly isn't the team we saw a month ago. Just get through these injuries, weather the Haith/Miami storm for now (because no matter how bad the Notice of Allegations actually is, it will disappear, to a degree, for a while once it has actually been sent), and get back to playing fun basketball. It's certainly not too late.
AdjGS: a take-off of the Game Score metric (definition here) accepted by a lot of basketball stat nerds. It takes points, assists, rebounds (offensive & defensive), steals, blocks, turnovers and fouls into account to determine an individual's "score" for a given game. The "adjustment" in Adjusted Game Score is simply matching the total game scores to the total points scored in the game, thereby redistributing the game's points scored to those who had the biggest impact on the game itself, instead of just how many balls a player put through a basket.
Usage%: This "estimates the % of team possessions a player consumes while on the floor" (via). The usage of those possessions is determined via a formula using field goal and free throw attempts, offensive rebounds, assists and turnovers. The higher the number, the more prevalent a player is (good or bad) in a team's offensive outcome.
Floor%: Via Basketball-Reference.com: Floor % answers the question, "when Player X uses a possession, what is the probability that his team scores at least 1 point?". The higher the Floor%, the more frequently the team probably scores when the given player is involved.
Touches/Possession: Using field goal attempts, free throw attempts, assists and turnovers, Touches attempt to estimate "the number of times a player touched the ball in an attacking position on the floor." Take the estimated touches and divide it by the estimated number of possessions for which a player was on the court, and you get a rough idea of how many times a player touched the ball in a given possession. For point guards, you'll see the number in the 3-4 range. For shooting guards and wings, 2-3. For Steve Moore, 1.30. You get the idea.
Anyway, using the Touches figure, we can estimate the percentage of time a player "in an attacking position" passes, shoots, turns the ball over, or gets fouled.


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Salems varsity boys hockey team played three games in three nights, managing to win the middle matchup.
The Rocks were defeated 5-1 Tuesday, Feb. 11 against Macomb Dakota, but bounced back the following night with a 7-0 rout of Grand Blanc.
Evan Newel scored two goals and four other players found the mark for the Rocks, supporting the shutout goalkeeping of Dillon Phillips.
But the Rocks ran out of gas late in Thursdays 4-1 loss to Hartland.
We competed hard for the first two periods and outshot Hartland during that time, Salem head coach Ryan Ossenmacher said. We ran out of steam in the third period. It was our fourth game in five nights.
Salem now is 9-12-1 overall and will host Livonia Churchill 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at Plymouth Cultural Center.
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Just months after his appointment by Governor Brian Sandoval to the Nevada Commission on Tourism, Pyramid Lake Tribal Chairman Wayne Burke passed away unexpectedly on Sunday, October 28, 2012. Burke was the first Native American appointed to the 11-member commission since its creation in 1983.
The 38-year-old Burke was elected to the Pyramid Lake Tribal Council in 2010 and as Tribal Chairman the following year. A champion for the wellbeing and longevity of the lake that has supported his people for generations, Burke leveraged his role in the tribe to push for the restoration and recovery of Pyramid Lake, including acquiring additional water rights and taking part in historic talks with the Truckee Carson Irrigation District. "Chairman Burke was a vocal advocate for Pyramid Lake and tribal issues," says Sandoval in an October 2012 story in the Reno Gazette-Journal. "I admired his leadership."
Burke's extensive list of accomplishments during his short time as Tribal Chairman includes an award-winning economic development plan for the Pyramid Lake Paiute Tribe and pushing initiatives to promote the lake as a tourist destination.
In addition to his tireless efforts to protect and promote the lake, Burke was an accomplished artist and advocate for Native American issues across the country and provided national testimony before the U.S. Senate Committee on Indian Affairs. The former Marine was also a spokesman for veterans and played a central role in organizing a national Native American Veterans Summit. In November, he was named American Indian Community Leader of the Year by the Nevada Indian Commission.
"Burke served the tribe with honor and distinction and was instrumental in moving forward a long list of accomplishments that have benefited all of us," says Tribal Vice Chairman Mervin Wright Jr. "We will continue to move his and the tribe's agenda forward."
Burke is survived by his wife, Leticia, and three children, Alec, Cristian, and Soleil. A memorial service was held on November 6, 2012 at the Nixon Gym, and a trust account was established at the Fernley branch of Bank of America under the name "Wayne Burke" to help support his family. Donations to the account can be made at any Bank of America location.
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The theory of theories goes like this: A theory will be accepted by a scientific community if it explains better (or more of) what is known, fits at its fringes with what is known about other parts of our universe and makes verifiable, preferably risky, predictions.
Sometimes it does go like that. So the theory that made my name (and added to the already recognized greatness of the man with whom I collaborated, the synthetic chemist of the 20th century, Robert B. Woodward) did make sense of many disparate and puzzling observations in organic chemistry. And "orbital symmetry control," as our complex of ideas came to be called, made some risky predictions. I remember well the day that Jerry Berson sent us his remarkable experimental results on the stereochemistry of the so-called 1,3-sigmatropic shift. It should proceed in a certain way, he reasoned from our theory—a nonintuitive way. And it did.
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Casimir Pulaski came from Poland to fight in the American Revolution and is one of only seven people to be granted honorary U.S. citizenship.
Pulaski was born an aristocrat in Warsaw in 1745. He first led men in battle as a freedom fighter in Poland.
After meeting Ben Franklin in France, he came to America in 1777 and joined Washington's Army at the Battles of Brandywine and Germantown. As a brigadier general, he established Pulaski's Legion, a highly trained cohesive cavalry unit that acted as shock troops in battle. Washington sent Pulaski south to help liberate Savannah from British occupation.
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Michael Rego has joined John Neal Homes as vice president of homebuilding. Rego will spearhead the homebuilder's growth and expansion in the custom-home market in Sarasota and Manatee counties.
"Michael Rego brings a solid community reputation and a wealth of experience to our established team," said John Neal, president of the homebuilding company in a release. "His stellar reputation and solid building background in the region will help us continue our rapid growth in years to come."
Rego is a Tampa Bay native with more than 30 years of experience in the residential and commercial real-estate industries. He's a second-generation builder who began as a framing contractor. He has worked in the Sarasota real-estate market for 10 years.
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trade 32's for 33's
I'm about to regear my pig to 4.56's and want to trade my BFG MT's 65-70% tread( 1 plug, 0 cuts or rockrash) they're currently mounted on AR outlaw2's alloys in decent shape no bends in them or scrapes for 33's in decent shape mounted on rims or will trade tires for tires. also will sell these for the right price.. PM me if interested!
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07-10-2012, 06:54 AM | #850 (permalink) |
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Location: Toms River, NJ
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Talk of springs reminded me of a set of Toyota springs I should list...
From a 79 Pickup. I took it off a truck with a blown motor. I believe it is about a 4" lift, maybe more. Includes blocks and springs for the rear, springs for the front, a couple shackles, track bar bracket, drop drag link. I might have some other parts from that truck to sweeten the deal $300 obo
Buy some of my crap in the classified section , mkay? |
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