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Artist: Fabolous
Album: More Street Dreams Pt. 2: The Mixtape
Genre: Hip Hop/Rap
Yeah, uh, I know I make you wanna leave the one you with
But I ain't Usher Raymond
I'm the kid that they rush to blamin'
For the crush they claimin'
Who can make em' blush the same when I ask
"What's my name?", and they yell F-A-B
You shouldn't of even brought her my direction
Unless she was handcuffed wit' a order of protection, yeah
I'm talkin' wreckless now
'Cause I'm the reason that your girlfriends are ya ex's now, nigga
I'm the fella that keep 'em yellin', and it's nothin' to get 'em
I don't sweat 'em, that's what I tell 'em
And they quickly forget 'em, and I bet 'em
I get them to forget the day that they met 'em
And I let 'em 'cause I can spend 'em
And it's more then the Denim
But I've been on the move, while you dudes be sleepin'
The coupe on 22's, keepin' shorty sneakin' in
She won't tell the truth she too used to creepin'
When Mike is in the booth it's the truth I'm speakin'
Any girl I gave it to, can't even go love another man
I give it to 'em like no other brother can
She say my man can barley move me
But boy you make me scream like a scary movie
On top of that, I'm smoother than the rest of the gangstas
And I proved that dude you messed with's a wanksta
Damn homie, ya girl is wit' the Street Fam homie
And she ain't fuckin' wit' you
It's a shame you lames, can't even maintain ya dames
And it's insane the way that she gave me brain
My pimp game's the same don't forget the name
And when chicks peep the chain they just can't restrain
Shorty don't try to fake it, just up and face it
Ya time is bein' wasted and ya man's a basic
See it all in his faces, he's cheap and tasteless
But life is what you make it just watch the bracelet
Bet ya man can't do it like me
His veins don't pump pimp fluid like me
He's nowhere near or like me
And he probably think keepin' you in check
Is buyin' you a pair of Nike's, why wouldn't I, get dome from her
When the digits on my checks look like phone numbers
Fuck it, you might as well tell that busta skiddaddle
Not even Cochran can help 'em win this custody battle
Catch me in the club, wit a case of bub
And a thick chick to rub, niggaz hate because
When they sit in the truck, they be quick to fuck
And I'm gettin' a nut, they just lick it up
I'm their favorite, plus the flow is dangerous
I don't aim to get shorties our relationships
But they crave the chips, I might need a range to fit
She changed a bit, since I got the hang of it
That's right, we got the hang of it
Mike Shorey, Fabolous
Street Family, Desert Storm
I know you hear us, but I wanna make you mine
You know? Haha, yeah
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A How-To Manual for Hit Men Makes Free Speech a Target
Deliberate Intent: A Lawyer Tells the True Story of Murder by the Book , by Rod Smolla. Crown Publishers, 276 pages, $23.
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Please recommend way to figure out which driver is being used for a USB device.
Sort of a usb equivalent of lcpci -k
Finding the Kernel Driver(s)The victim device
We're going to try to find out what driver is used for the APC UPS. Note that there are two answers to this question: The driver that the kernel would use, and the driver that is currently in use. Userspace can instruct the kernel to use a different driver (and in the case of my APC UPS, Method 1: Using usbutils (easy)The
Note that this lists the current driver, not the default one. There isn't a way to find the default one. Method 2: Using debugfs (requires root)If you have debugfs mounted, the kernel maintains a file in the same format as Once again, this only shows the current driver, not the default. Method 3: Using only basic utilities to read /sys directly (best for scripting or recovery)You can get the information out of
We can be sure this is the right device by
If you look in 10-2:1.0 (
So, the current driver is
So, the APC UPS defaults to the What about userspace (usbfs) drivers?When the driver is We know that our "victim" device is bus 10, device 3. So the device file is
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Video interviews with all the leading trainers ahead of this week's Cheltenham Festival.
Pictures from Dublin as Brian O'Driscoll bade an emotional farewell to the Ireland supporters.
Netball London Live served up a thriller as Storm beat Mavericks at the Copper Box.
Marouane Fellaini finally showed what he could do in a Manchester United shirt, writes Adam Bate.
Watch the full-length version of Sky Sports News' exclusive chat with McLaren boss Ron Dennis.
FA Cup holders Wigan booked a semi-final date with Arsenal after stunning Manchester City in a 2-1 win at The Etihad.
England coach Stuart Lancaster expressed his pride in his side after they claimed a 29-18 win over Wales at Twickenham.
Chris Robshaw hailed England's fantastic Triple Crown victory after Wales were crushed 29-18 at Twickenham.
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Get your money back every day of the festival if the favourite wins the first race!
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Sky Sports has spoken to all the leading trainers ahead of this week's Cheltenham Festival.
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Sky Sports F1 are bringing you five memorable races from Australia to put you in the mood for Melbourne.
New Red Bull team-mates Sebastian Vettel and Daniel Ricciardo ask each other the questions you want asked.
Marouane Fellaini finally showed what he could do in a Manchester United shirt, writes Adam Bate.
Glenn Hoddle disagreed with Tim Sherwood's decision to question the character of his players.
Cardiff profited against a poor Fulham side on a crucial day in the relegation battle, says Alan Smith.
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Ted Kravitz explains the changes to the regulations as F1 switches from V8 to turbo-powered V6 units.
Simon Veness reflects on an unusually quiet NFL off season and considers what could be around the corner.
Malky Mackay says he has no regrets about his time at Cardiff - despite his controversial exit.
Manchester United may sell the under-performing Robin van Persie in the summer, says Neil Custis.
Andy Hinchcliffe will be on set to look back at vital wins for QPR, Wolves and Accrington Stanley...
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Bottom turns at Palm Beach
A Windsurfing video by josephmeehan - 4,432 views
Nice 20-30 knots side on with 1-2 metre swell at Palm Beach Cannes for the last two days.
This also must be the most secure beach in the world at the moment with the G20 summit here next week.
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rocknbil - 7:21 pm on Mar 4, 2010 (gmt 0)
I'm going to offer up something I shouldn't. :-) I am not an "idea person." I am an "enabler" (but not in the psycho babble description of the word.) People come to me with ideas, I make them happen. But when I come up with an idea, it either sucks when I thought it didn't, or it just doesn't happen. The ones I help seem to be very successful.
I'll give you one example, I worked at an ISP as "webmaster" (in spite of how much I detest the term) and there was a guy in tech support, answering phones for minimum wage, who I became friends with. This guy was a genius IMO, tech savvy . . . and had this idea. I won't reveal the idea, but it had to do with something everyone wants.
He puts up this web site with manuals for equipment related to this idea. I always rag him about how his site sucks, invalid doctype, tables for layout, just about everything technically wrong you could think of. But he kept hammering out manuals.
A year later . . . the man is a millionaire and five years later there is no change in his income, even in this economy. His money was made with adSense, but it wasn't a spectacular site, it wasn't breaking technology like Facebook, it is just a free content site with thousands and thousands of manuals, and as the technology changes, he adds more. Without getting into details, he is having discussions with Google and Microsoft, not generic emails . . . phone conversations.
The moral of this anecdote is that some of us are just not idea people. I'm one of them. But what I do enables many people to lead prosperous lives, and that is good enough for me, it is my "place." So you just need to find out what your place is.


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No. 1 Djokovic, No. 2 Murray building Slam rivalry
Sunday - 7/7/2013, 2:20pm  ET
AP Tennis Writer
LONDON (AP) -- Novak Djokovic and Andy Murray are building their own Grand Slam rivalry, one that perhaps someday will merit mention alongside Roger Federer vs. Rafael Nadal, or Djokovic vs. Nadal.
When the No. 1-ranked Djokovic faces No. 2 Murray to determine Wimbledon's champion Sunday, it will be their fourth meeting in a major final -- and third in less than a year.
Djokovic beat Murray at the Australian Open in 2011. Murray beat Djokovic at the U.S. Open last September. Djokovic beat Murray at the Australian Open this January.
That's not yet quite up to the lofty standard set by Federer and Nadal, who played each other in eight Grand Slam title matches from 2006-11. Djokovic and Nadal have contested five major finals since 2010, including a stretch of four in a row.
While part of the appeal of the Federer-Nadal matchup lies in their vastly contrasting games -- all the way down to the most basic level, righty vs. lefty -- Djokovic-Murray features two guys who employ rather similar styles.
They are improving servers and fantastic returners who managed to silence big hitters in the semifinals Friday: Tough to decide whether it was more surprising that Djokovic had a 22-4 edge in aces during his 7-5, 4-6, 7-6 (2), 6-7 (6), 6-3 victory over No. 8 Juan Martin del Potro, or that Murray had a 20-9 edge in aces during his 6-7 (2), 6-4, 6-4, 6-3 victory over No. 24 Jerzy Janowicz.
They also are cover-every-inch hustlers who can switch from defense to offense, quick as can be.
"There is some similarities there, in terms of if you look at stats and stuff. I mean, both of us return well. That's probably the strongest part of our games. Both play predominantly from the baseline," said Murray, who is aiming to become the first British man to win Wimbledon since Fred Perry in 1936.
"We both move well, but a different sort of movement," Murray continued. "He's extremely flexible and he slides into shots, even on the courts here. He slides more. He's quite a bit lighter than me. So I'd say I probably move with more power, and he's much more flexible than me."
In the women's final Saturday, 15th-seeded Marion Bartoli of France won her first Grand Slam title, beating 23rd-seeded Sabine Lisicki of Germany 6-1, 6-4.
Djokovic, the 2011 Wimbledon champion, is seeking his seventh Grand Slam title overall and will be playing in his 11th major final. Murray is 1-5 in major finals. He has reached the championship matches at each of the last four Grand Slam tournament's he entered; he skipped this year's French Open because of a bad back.
Murray didn't need to expend too much energy to get past Janowicz, but Djokovic's win against del Potro was physically and emotionally sapping. It lasted 4 hours, 43 minutes, a record for a Wimbledon semifinal, and was filled with intense points.
"I did play a very long match, but I had situations before where I had to recover even just in 24 hours for the match the next day," Djokovic said Saturday. "I kind of got used to it and I know my body. I have a great team of people around me that make sure that we respect everything that we usually do. I'm confident I'll be ready for tomorrow."
Del Potro's take about how much Djokovic will have left for Sunday: "He will be OK."
Djokovic and Murray have put up remarkably close numbers over this fortnight.
Djokovic has lost two sets, Murray three. Djokovic has dropped 80 games through six matches, Murray 82. Djokovic has won 95 of 101 service games, Murray 95 of 103. Djokovic has 76 aces and only seven double-faults; Murray has 80 aces and 11 double-faults.
Born a week apart in May 1987, Djokovic and Murray first met as junior players.
"We know each other since we were 11 years old. On and off the court, we have lots of respect for each other. Always very fair, very honest relationship," Djokovic said. "Now we are big rivals and it's difficult. ... So we don't get together and have dinners and parties, but we definitely always chat and remember the fun days we had as juniors."
The two men get along well enough that when both were at the semifinal stage of last year's U.S. Open, they sat in front of a computer together and watched online while Murray's Scotland and Djokovic's Serbia played to a 0-0 draw in a qualifying match for soccer's World Cup.


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Bing is now trying to direct you toward specific actions with a new search feature appropriately dubbed Action Buttons.
Designed to appear among certain types of search results, the Action Buttons can link you to pages where you can complete a specific task. For example, searching for airline flights may pop up a result for an airline with Action Buttons that you can click on to book a flight, view a flight status, and check in with the airline. Searching for hotel rooms may display different hotels with links to find their locations and reserve a room.
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The Prime Ministers New 15 Point Programme for the Welfare of Minorities was announced in June, 2006.It provides that a postmatric scholarship scheme for meritorious students from minority communities would be implemented.The objective of the scheme is to award scholarships to meritorious students belonging to economically weaker sections of minority community so as to provide them better opportunities for higher education, increase their rate …
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It's a cliché that readers say books take them places, and when they finish something they love, they want to share it.
But last summer, the London Daily Mail reported on researchers who appear to have measured the phenomenon. Researchers used MRI scans to watch brains of people reading. Reading is not a passive activity, they found. When readers imagine landscapes, sounds, smells and details on the page, areas of the brain that would process such experience in real life were activated, in a way not seen for TV and video games.
Different research found that people who like to lose themselves in imaginary worlds of novels benefit from those relationships much like people benefit from their real life communities. Reading for fun helps people lower stress
That's what I saw among readers this week who dropped by, called, emailed, facebooked and tweeted (#GazetteBookDrive btw.) They want to give educational advantages to kids, sure. But they also know a joy and want to share it.
A friend told me this week she planned to weed some lesser-used volumes from her son's shelf. Our UPS driver said something similar, our receptionist tells me. So did a Red Cross volunteer.
Kenneth "Woogie" Jarrell of Seth pulled up Thursday as promised. He had found a second book sale to empty out. We opened the door of his car and storybooks and picture books practically spilled out.
I thanked him, of course. It didn't take a brain scan to see what was going on.
"No matter how big you are, a man is never greater than when he stoops to help a child," Jarrell said.
The Happy Valentine's Book Drive continues through Feb. 14. Thank you, all.
Miller, the Gazette's editorial page editor, can be reached at d...@wvgazette.com.


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Inside Collection: A First Course in Electrical and Computer Engineering
With Earth at the origin, we may specify the star positions for the Big
and Little Dippers in three-dimensional homogeneous coordinates. With light
years as our units, we have
1.5441 -1.2064 153.0875 1.0000
-1.0386 8.4588 142.7458 1.0000
-8.7955 26.2870 198.0698 1.0000
-12.8807 19.0964 106.5383 1.0000
-18.8926 17.461 90.6185 1.0000
-45.1364 54.2706 215.1148 1.0000
-9.6222 20.1734 88.0062 1.0000
-33.7097 -8.4048 64.6574 1.0000
-33.7144 -8.7191 52.3806 1.0000
-43.8531 -1.1483 59.7193 1.0000
-36.1086 2.3667 55.7927 1.0000
-34.2309 8.2181 52.1260 1.0000
-30.7876 11.8182 46.9810 1.0000
-61.8581 31.5183 80.7615 1.0000
To make use of this data, we need a function to display it. Enter and save
the following generalization of the function from Demo 1 in "Vector Graphics: Two Dimensional Image Representation". Call it vhgraph.m
function vhgraph (P,L,A,ps,ls);
% vhgraph(P,L,A,PS,LS) graphs images whose points are
% stored in P and whose lines are stored in L. The points
% in P must be in homogeneous coordinates in either 2 or 3
% dimensions, with each column of P representing a point.
% The lines are coded in L, with each column of L containing
% 2 integers pointing to a pair of points in P to be
% connected by a line segment. If A is present, the points
% in P are transformed to A*P beforre graphing. For 3D data
% points, only the first two coordinates are graphed, so A
% should include the desired projection from 3D to 2D. The
% point symbol may be specified in PS and the line type in
% LS, if desired
% Richard T. Behrens, October 1989.
% The first dection of the program determines the sizes of
% all the input matrices and chacks that they make sense.
[mp,np] = size(P);
if (nargin > 1)
[ml,nl] = size(L);
ml = 2; nl = 0;
if (nargin <=2)
A = eye(mp);
[mA,nA] = size(A);
if ((mp~= nA) | (ml~=2))
error('Incompatible sizes of input matrices.")
if (nargin <= 3);
ps = '*';
P = A*P; % Performs the transformation A on the points
% (effect is only local to this function).
% The next section contains a loop that renormalizes the
% homogeneous coordinates of the points if necessary.
renorm = find((P(mA,:)~= 1));
for i = 1:length(renorm)
P(:,renorm(i)) = P(:,renorm(i))/P(mA,renorm(i));
% The next program line sets a fixed scale output window
% from -50 to 50 in both x and y directions on the screen.
% For automatic scaling to include all points of the
% image, we could use instead the line q = min(min(P));
% r = max(max(P));
q = -50; r = 50;
axis([q r q r])
plot(P(1,:),P(2,:),ps) % Plots the points with symbol ps.
hold on % Saves the points while we plot
for i = 1:nl % lines with line type LS.
hold off
Enter the point matrix given at rhe beginning of this section (and take its transpose to put it in the usual form). Also enter the line matrix from Demo 1 in "Vector Graphics: Two Dimensional Image Representation". Save these two matrices and try looking at the image
≫ save dip3d
≫ vhgraph(G,H)
No dippers in sight, right? Without specifying a transformation matrix
function Ry = vhry (theta) ;
% Rotation matrix about y-axis for 3-D homogeneous
% coordinates.
Ry = eye(4);
Ry(1,1) = cos(theta);
Ry(3,3) = cos(theta);
Ry(3,1) = -sin(theta);
Ry(1,3) = sin(theta);
Enter and save hry.m
as given. Then write functions for
Useful MATLAB functions for this task include zeros
, eye
, and diag
Now build and use a perspective projection with viewpoint Earth and
projection plane at
≫ A = vht(0,0,1000) * vhm(-1000) * vht(0,0,-1000)
≫ vhgraph(G,H,A)
Oops! Now the image is too big; it's mostly off the screen. Scale it down and have another look:
≫ A = vhs(.06,.06,.06) * A
≫ vhgraph(G,H,A)
Now the view should look familiar. Leave A as it is now:
≫ save dip3d
Experiment with scale and rotation about the z-axis. For example, try
≫ vhgraph(G,H,vhrz(pi/2) * A)
The two-dimensional star positions given in Demo 1 in "Vector Graphics: Two Dimensional Image Representation" were obtained from the three-dimensional positions with the composite operator A you are now using. To compare the two, type
≫ Gnew = A * G
≫ for i = 1:14
Gnew(;,i) = Gnew(:,i)/Gnew(4,i);
≫ Gnew
and compare the
Astronomers give star positions in equatorial coordinates using right ascension, declination, and distance. The following function converts equatorial coordinates, which are spherical, to Cartesian coordinates with the z-axis pointing north, the x-axis pointing at the vernal (Spring) equinox in the constellation Pisces, and the y-axis pointing toward the Winter solstice in the constellation Opheuchus.
function v = starxyz(rah,ram,decd,decm,dist)
% starxyz is the cartesian coordinates of a star whose
% spherical coordinates ( e.g. from a star catalog) are
% rah right ascension hours
% ram right ascension minutes
% decd declination degrees
% decm declination minutes (should be negative
% if decd is negative)
% dist distance (light years)
phi = (pi/180) * (decd + decm/60);
theta = (pi/12) * (rah + ram/60);
r = dist;
v = [r * cos(phi) * cos(theta); -r * cos(phi) * sin(theta);
r * sin(phi)];
Have you ever wondered what the constellations would look like from other places in the galaxy? We will soon see the answer. First we will view the dippers from Alpha Centauri, the nearest star, whose coordinates are
-1.5680 1.3157 -3.6675.
We will look toward the centroid of the fourteen stars in the dippers, located at
-26.3632 12.8709 100.4714.
To get the desired view, we must
(as used to view from Earth).Write a function vhz.m
based on Exercise 5 from "Vector Graphics: Three-Dimensional Homogeneous Coordinates" to accomplish step (2). Test it on several random points to make sure it works right. Now write a general perspective projection function called vhview.m
. The function vhview
accept as inputs two vectors, the first specifying the viewpoint and the second
the point to look toward. Its output should be a composite operator that
performs all three of the preceding steps.
Now we want to look toward the centroid of the dippers from Alpha Centauri. To do so, enter the vectors for the two points of interest and construct the view like this:
≫ acentauri = [-1.5680; 1.3157; -3.6675]
≫ centroid = [-26.3632; 12.8709; 100.4714]
≫ A = vhview(acentauri,centroid)
≫ vhgraph(G,H,A)
≫ title('From Alpha Centauri')
The farther we move from Earth, the more distorted the dippers will look
in general. It should be easy now to view them from any desired location.
Just choose a viewpoint, recalculate the composite operator for that viewpoint
using vhview
, and use vhgraph
. Follow this procedure to view the dippers
from each of the stars in the following list. You will need to use starxyz
to convert their coordinates.
Star | Right Ascension | Declination | Distance (ly) |
Alpha Centauri | 14h 40m | -60° 50' | 4.2 |
Sirius | 6h 45m | -16°43' | 9.5 |
Arcturus | 14h 16m | 19°11' | 16.6 |
Pollux | 7h 45m | 28°02' | 35.9 |
Betelgeuse | 5h 55m | 7°24' | 313.5 |
Of course, star viewing is not the only application of vector graphics. Do some experiments with the unit cube (see Exercise 2 from "Vector Graphics: Three-Dimensional Homogeneous Coordinates"). View the cube from location (4,3,2) looking toward the origin using the procedure just outlined for stars. You may need to adjust the scaling to get a meaningful view.


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I know a lot of people can't stand the guy because of his poor decision making/turnovers/out of control style...you get the idea. Is our team better without him because of those reasons or do we need his scoring to stay in games? I personally think we would struggle to reach 50 pts/game without him so I accept the bad with the good.
If we were to lose him to lets say an injury for the rest of the season, we would not win another game. We need him to be a point guard, a creater, and a shooter.
I like the guy but I definately get frustrated at times with his decision making. But I can cuss him for another turnover and he'll have me out of my seat the next time down making some tough shot.
It personally bothers me watch Cory McIntosh play. Without Mike Taylor, this team doesn't win a game.
I was extremely frustrated that Taylor came out with as many points as he did, because it made the KSU game look respectable. He scored ZERO points in almost 32 minutes of play. Granted, he obviously wasn't on the floor for all of those 32 minutes, but ZERO? ALL of his points came in the final 8 minutes, when we were basically trying to hang on for dear life after having Jiri carry our team for the whole first 3/4 of the game. Speaking of, hell of a job Jiri did today. Wow. EDIT: I want to make it clear that while I think Mike Taylor is rediculous, and often makes bad decisions, he's still our leading scorer, and I can't say we'd be better off without him.
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Yup...we're better without our leading scorer....
We wouldn't win 7 games without Mike Taylor. I'll never understand why fans turn on a player so quickly, I just don't understand it. Nobody is perfect, he's a damn juco transfer in his first month of Big 12 play. It's like the people who rode Jiri to the curb, good call there.
One thing I did notice was we did cut into the lead and got it down to 6, with Mike Taylor sitting on the bench. I think we are better because of him, but when he is in there, their doesn't seem to be good offensive series. He dribbles the ball while everyone else stands around and watches him. He's not Stinson, but he sure forces like Stinson used to. I'd like to see him in there with some good ball movement. Thats all K-State did pretty much all game, was have good ball movement until a shot opened up.
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Originally Posted by Drive4cy We wouldn't win 7 games without Mike Taylor. I'll never understand why fans turn on a player so quickly, I just don't understand it. Nobody is perfect, he's a damn juco transfer in his first month of Big 12 play. It's like the people who rode Jiri to the curb, good call there. It can go the other way also. How many people jumped on the Mike Taylor bandwagon after the Minnesota game? I'm just not that impressed with him. Could Mcintosh score 20 if he throws up 25 shots per game?
Give the guy a break! Just let him play and we need to worry about being great fans no matter what!
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Originally Posted by CTAClone It can go the other way also. How many people jumped on the Mike Taylor bandwagon after the Minnesota game? I'm just not that impressed with him. Could Mcintosh score 20 if he throws up 25 shots per game? No. Mike Taylor has no choice but throw up 20 shots a game, what else are we going to do? It's normally either dump it into Jiri, Taylor create a shot, or turnover. Poor Wesley Johnson would be SO much better with a PG and if he could play the 3, it's almost depressing. Rahshon can't find his way in this system, Mcintosh has a nice cross over, but nothing else, and Dodie only hits shots in the clutch. I was on the Mike Taylor bandwagon before Minnesota and I'm still riding because I refuse to dog a player after 2 bad games.
Name a guy on our team that can consistently create his own shot other than Mike Taylor...........
I say we're better with him simply because we have no alternative. No one else on our team is capable of a 20 point game right now. Wesley gets shoved around too much, Jiri doesn't get the ball in his hand enough, and what happened to Clark? He used to be a dribble and shoot player but has resigned himself to passing the ball and looking for rebounds instead. I think just about everyone was expecting 15 a game out of him. He needs to loosen up and put the ball on the floor. Taylor needs to adjust to the speed of the Big 12 game quickly if we expect to win anymore games.
Originally Posted by ISUFan22 Name a guy on our team that can consistently create his own shot other than Mike Taylor........... Nobody. Mike Taylor is the only player that can create his own shot. I root for the guy, I want him to do well. My point is, why can't we pass the ball? Why do we have to rely on Mike Taylor to make a good play 1 out of every 4 plays? It seems like every time we need a bucket, Taylor throws up a bad three, turns it over, or gets trapped in the lane with no outs. That's why I like when Dodie is in the game. He seems to be the only other guard willing to take a shot. Mcintosh is afraid to shoot, and Brock, that's a whole nother thread. We don't know if someone else can score 20 points. No one else is taking enough shots. We only had 6 TOTAL ASSISTS the whole game. That is pathetic. Lets share the ball.
Mike is the only one who appears to want to drive the lane out of the whole team. STRANGE.
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Last year there was a dustup over Sean Hannity's radio contract and his decision to make some changes in his radio show arrangements.
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The change-over of radio stations took effect in January and the results are in. Hannity's ratings are surging, while the numbers of his replacement (Michael Savage) in the major markets of New York (where he shifted to WOR from WABC) to Los Angeles and San Francisco, are plummeting.
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Grab your bike and come out and play with the San Francisco Bicycle Coalition and tens of thousands of people to kick off a fourth year of Sunday Streets, this Sunday, March 20 from 11am-4pm. Miles of the Embarcadero (from Fisherman's Wharf to China Basin) will be transformed into open, recreational space. The SF Bicycle Coalition's Freedom From Training Wheels instructors will be on hand near Pier 7 (Embarcadero near Broadway) to help kids get balancing and riding on two wheels. If you want to hop off your bike to rollerskate, have lunch or walk around, let our bike valets keep an eye on your bike near Fisherman's Wharf at Pier 39.
The SF Bicycle Coalition is proud to be organizing volunteers for Sunday Streets! For each of the eight Sunday Streets events, the SF Bicycle Coalition is proud to partner with Livable City by recruiting and training more than two hundred volunteers. There are four ways you can help make Sunday Streets a success:
- Volunteer at Sunday Streets as an Intersection Monitor or an on-bike "Route Rabbit," or enjoy the whole event and then help us break it all down at the end. Volunteers get a cool Sunday Streets t-shirt, lunch, invites to special parties, and the great feeling that you made Sunday Streets possible! Be part of the Sunday Streets volunteer team: sundaystreetssf.com/volunteer.
- Be a Sunday Streets Volunteer Program Intern, see sfbike.org/jobs for more info.
- Represent the SF Bicycle Coalition under our orange tent (if you're outreach trained) and chat with Sunday Streets attendees about how our Connecting the City vision will make streets safer for the record numbers of people of all ages who are already bicycling, and want to bike more. Email tessa today to secure your outreach shift.
- Be a bike valet and help keep bikes safe and secure while people enjoy the open streets. Email LisaRuth to choose a valet shift.
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Besides getting Dodrill back on the mound as a starter, the win could prove doubly valuable for SA, which is chasing one of the top four spots in the Mountain State Athletic Conference standings in order to qualify for the championship tournament. The cutoff date for league games is April 27, and the tourney starts April 29.
"We've preached to the guys that we've got three conference games left,'' Whitman said, "and if we want to play in the final four, we have to win these conference games. The kids came ready to play. They were up and the guys who weren't playing were up, which kind of blended over into the guys who were playing. We got on them early and finally put a team away.''
Josh Burks and Austin Harless each donated a pair of hits for St. Albans and Bobby Grishaber had a two-run single. It represented just SA's third win of the season against a team with a current winning record, and just the second such win versus West Virginia teams, joining a victory over Parkersburg South.
Several St. Albans players also seemed especially pleased that they got a little payback for losing at George Washington 10-6 last year.
"That's been on my mind all week,'' Dodrill said. "That was a tough game. It really hasn't gone away since then. I think I made my point.''
GW coach Chad Campbell, meanwhile, didn't like what he saw from his team in pregame warmups or during the game.
"I'll tell you exactly what it was,'' Campbell said. '[St. Albans] came ready to play and we didn't come ready to play. We showed no heart. We didn't compete. We did everything you can do wrong in a baseball game. They're good, and when you do those things about that kind of team, you're going to get whipped.
"Our bunch here, sometimes they come ready to play and they're good, and we're going to win some games. Some games when they show up at the field, you can see it in their eyes. They're not ready to play and we're going to lose games on those days. Until they get it in their minds that you have to come to the field ready to play the game, we're going to stay right around .500 or above. We have to get some leadership. We have to get some heart. We have to compete every day.''
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NEW YORK NURSE: July/August 2010
This is your guide to the upcoming elections for NYSNA's seats on the National Federation of Nurses (NFN) National Federation Assembly (NFA). Not only do you have a right to vote, you can be a candidate!
The NFN was created in 2008 by the state nurses associations of New York, Washington, Oregon, Ohio, New Jersey, and Montana. The NFN is our national union, designed to provide mutual support, education and assistance among nursing labor organizations that represent RNs for collective bargaining.
The National Federation Assembly is elected by each state and is proportionate to the size of the state. This creates a balance of participation between the executive board and the NFA.
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Puck Daddy7 hrs agoNo. 1 Star: Sergei Bobrovsky, Columbus Blue Jackets
Officer Bobrovsky stopped all 28 shots he faced, as Artem Anisimov's goal stood up for the 1-0 victory over the Nashville Predators. That included an awesome save on Colin Wilson with 28 seconds remaining.
No. 2 Star: Joffrey Lupul, Toronto Maple Leafs
Lupul cashed in a Dion Phaneuf pass on the doorstep, as the Toronto Maple Leafs defeated the Philadelphia Flyers, 4-3. He earlier assisted on Nazem Kadri's first-period goal. Kimmo Timonen had two goals for the Flyers.
No. 3 Star: Tuomo Ruutu, New Jersey Devils
The former Carolina Hurricanes forward set up Travis Zajac's opening goal and scored the game-winner for the Devils, as New Jersey survived a Canes rally for the 5-4 win. Adam Henrique had two goals.
After 7 OTs, Ohio teams agree to share state hockey title over safety concerns
Puck Daddy8 hrs agoSt. Ignatius and Sylvania Northview battled through regulation in their Ohio High School Athletic Association state championship game on Saturday.
Then they battled in overtime. And another overtime. And another and another and another and another and another, until the teams and OHSAA administrators came to a mutual, controversial decision: The game would end in a 1-1 tie after the seventh extra session and the schools would be crowned co-state champions, due to concerns over player safety.
Why not end it with a shootout? There's a national high-school hockey rule that mandates that a state championship game not end in a skills competition.
Coach Pat O'Rourke of St. Ignatius said his team was headed back out onto the ice after a 15-minute break following the seventh overtime when an official grabbed him and told him the game had been halted.
This isn't unprecedented. In 2008, Marquette and Orchard Lake St. Mary shared the Michigan state hockey title after eight overtimes.
Eddie Lack gives up center ice goal to Brian McGrattan of all people (VIDEO)
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Twenty-four hours later, Eddie Lack, the goalie who inherited the starting gig for the Vancouver Canucks after they traded Luongo, gave up this goal to Brian McGrattan of the Calgary Flames:
Yowch. A whiff from center ice ...
Obviously, Lack was no match for the prolific goal scoring of Big Ern, who scored his second of the season and his fifth NHL goal since 2011.
Here's the actual reaction from John Tortorella on the goal:
To Lack's credit, that was the only goal he would surrender in Vancouver's 2-1 victory, making 22 saves.
Watch Mike Modano's epic jersey retirement ceremony, guest starring Dirk Nowitzki
Puck Daddy10 hrs agoThere are some jersey retirement ceremonies that transcend the tradition, that become celebrations not of a man but of an era.
We've been blessed with one already this week when Nicklas Lidstrom's No. 5 was raised to the rafters at the Joe, celebrating the greatest defenseman of his generation but also the dynasty for which he was the backbone. On Saturday night, we got another: Mike Modano getting his No. 9 retired by the Dallas Stars, in a moment that honored the franchise's greatest player and that player that introduced the franchise to Texas.
Here's the full retirement ceremony, which stretched 62 minutes (!).
A few thoughts:
1. Modano's speech was rather perfect for this sort of thing: a trip down memory lane with a few heartfelt moments and enough off-script lines to make it feel natural.
After owner folds Australian pro hockey team, stranded players form their own
Harrison Mooney at Puck Daddy16 hrs agoEstablished in 1981, the Canberra Knights were the oldest team in the eight-team Australian Ice Hockey League, and one of the league's last two original teams alongside the Sydney Bears. But on Wednesday, February 26, just six weeks before the start of the AIHL season on April 12, Knights owner John Raut announced the team was finished, effectively immediately.
He cited losses in the tens of thousands, as well as pessimistic concerns that they'd get "smashed again like we did last year" -- they lost many games by double digits, and he expressed -- as the reasons for the fold.
It was sudden and unexpected. Despite practicing the night before, many of the Knights players learned their fate at the same time as the public, via a Facebook posting.
But the players refused to accept their fate. And neither did the fans in the Australian capital, a loyal group that sold out the Phillip Ice Skating Centre where the Knights played on most nights during the season, despite the team's poor record. Maybe a cynical Raut was willing to let the Knights go gently (and suspiciously, as many felt his numbers didn't add up), but he was the only one.
Evgeny Kuznetsov finally signs entry-level deal with Capitals
Jen Neale at Puck Daddy17 hrs ago"For God so loved the world, He sent his only son ..." John 3:16.
Ok, that might be a bit over dramatic.
Yet, it does seem like Capitals fans are really, really, REALLY excited - and possibly relieved - with Evgeny Kuznetsov finally signing his entry-level deal with Washington.
Why is this such a big deal, you ask? A few reasons.
Kuznetsov, a center, was drafted at No. 26 by the Capitals in 2010. Considered to be a talented player with a bright future, his drop in draft stock was surprising. There were concerns over Kuznetsov possibly not coming to the NHL after all; therefore, teams didn't want to gamble on the pick.
After 10 years, have perceptions of Todd Bertuzzi's attack on Steve Moore changed?
Puck Daddy22 hrs agoIt was the second story mentioned on "The Today Show."
This was back when Katie Couric and Matt Lauer were setting the conversation for Americans every morning, when the first 10 minutes of "Today" encapsulated the two or three most important things happening in the world at the moment.
On March 9, 2004, the second most important thing happening in the world at the moment was Vancouver Canucks forward Todd Bertuzzi's sucker-punch on Colorado Avalanche forward Steve Moore from the previous evening, which sent Moore off on a stretcher after an excruciating 10 minutes on the ice.
Couric, setting up the clip, said: "We've talked a few times before about how unneccessarily violent the sport of hockey can be …"
You have to remember where hockey was in 2004. This was before the resurgence, before outdoor games and Crosby/Ovechkin and Rule 48 and Sheriff Shanahan. It was a season in which over 41 percent of the games featured a fight; this season, that number is projected at 31 percent, via HockeyFights.com.
So it was seen as a league of "unnecessary violence," and Todd Bertuzzi provided critics of hockey with an Atomic Bomb.
Claude Giroux, Wayne Simmonds vs. the Harlem Globetrotters
Puck Daddy1 day agoFollowing the grand tradition of Bo Jackson, two Philadelphia Flyers will be become two-sport stars on Sunday at 5 p.m.at Wells Fargo Center.
On the encouragement of Chris "Handles" Franklin of the Harlem Globetrotters, Wayne "Meadowlark" Simmonds and Claude "Balls" Giroux will take on the clown princes of basketball in an exhibition game. One assumes the invitation was based on experience, as the Flyers played like the Washington Generals for the first quarter of the season.
Both Giroux and Simmonds have some game, as basketball is a part of the Flyers' warmup routine before home games. Giroux's a shooter; Simmonds says he's going to attempt a dunk in the game.
Does he think Giroux might dunk on the 'Trotters?
"He might be able to touch the mesh, but not the rim," Simmonds told CSN Philly. "I'm a disher and power play. G is the shooter. He's got the touch."
NHL Three Stars: Luongo perfect in Panthers' debut; Franzen, Colborne keys comeback
Harrison Mooney at Puck Daddy1 day agoThe Rangers celebrate the slaying of Anton Khudobin.
No. 1 Star: Roberto Luongo, Florida Panthers
What a debut for Funny Bob, who stopped all 25 saves he faced to give the Florida crowd something they hadn't seen in two years: a shutout. The Panthers skated to a 2-0 win on goals from Jesse Winchester and Dmitry Kulikov.
No. 2 Star: Johan Franzen, Detroit Red Wings
Franzen led the way for the Wings in a 7-4 rout of the New Jersey Devils, with 2 goals and 2 assists. The Wings had to like what they saw out of their new-look line of Franzen, Gustav Nyquist, and David Legwand. Nyquist had a goal and three assist, and Legwand had 1 and 2. Here's Legwand's first as a Wing:
No. 3 Star: Joe Colborne, Calgary Flames
Colborne started and finished a massive third-period comeback for the Flames in their 4-2 win over the New York Islanders. Down 3-1 going into the final frame, he scored at 11:29, then, after Sean Monahan's 19th tied things up, Colborne finished the job with his second at 15.41.
Zack Kassian gets three-game vacation from Canucks after boarding Stars' Dillon
Harrison Mooney at Puck Daddy1 day agoIt's hardly much of a punishment, being banned from playing for the Vancouver Canucks right now, but it's all the Department of Player Safety's really got, and it's definitely what Zack Kassian deserved for his boarding of Brendan Dillon in the second period of Thursday's content between the Canucks and the Stars.
For this act of boneheaded malfeasance from a repeat bonehead Kassian has been banned three games.
Shanahan, explaining the obvious:
"It's important to note that what raises this minor penalty to a suspension is that, not only does Kassian see Dilon's number for quite some time, but he boards Dillon with significant force."
"And while it's true that Dillon both stops and turns his back during this play, he does both of these actions well before this forceful check from behind. Kassian has enough time to avoid this check entirely, or at the very least minimize this force."


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Posted: 6:13 PM Mar 26, 2013
March 26, 2013
The Charlottesville community is rallying to help a child suffering from brain cancer.
Sophie Vincent was only two years old when her family found out she was diagnosed with a stage-four brain tumor. Tuesday the community has come together to support her family in this fight.
A hundred children and their families gathered at the Charlottesville Bounce-N-Play to help raise money for Sophie's surgery coming up on Friday.
"We will have a lot of therapy and medical expenses ahead of us after that," said Jenna Vincent, Sophie's mother.
But she is hopeful that the surgery will help Sophie regain some of the functions she has lost.
"She can't really use the right side of her body right now and has some vision problems," said Jenna. "Once the tumor is no longer pressing on that spot, we will get a better Sophie!"
Jenna says having the love and support of her friends who have organized this fundraiser has helped immensely.
"They have put in hours and hours of work," said Jenna. "They are amazing friends and I am really grateful."
"We all have two year olds and we all wanted to join together to see what we could do to help them out," said Jenny Moore, one of the organizers of the event.
Moore says her goal has been to raise $10,000 for Sophie.
"It has just been such a beautiful example of people coming together to support a family who needs not only financial support but prayer support," said Moore. "Knowing there are people out there who care and would do just about anything for them."
The family has even been receiving donations from people all over the country that range anywhere from $20 to $1,000.
"It is just awesome to see people we don't even know here who want Sophie to get better and want to help our family," said Jenna. "We are very happy."
Organizers of the event say one of the most worthwhile moments of this entire fundraiser was seeing Sophie's face. Even though she was getting ready for surgery, they were excited she was able to make an appearance at the event.
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The new 2010 Chevrolet Camaro is one of the hottest cars on the road today. This kit contains two pieces, made of our Ultra-Chrome™ material. Trim piece fits on the perimeter surface of the V6 exhaust hole on rear bummer. Installation takes only minutes; simply clean the area where the adhesive will bond to the plastic lens. PLEASE AVOID WASHING THE CAR OR GETTING THE AREA WET FOR 24 HOURS. 3M VHB REQUIRES A MINIMUM OF 24 HOURS TO ACQUIRE 50% OF ITS ULTIMATE ADHESION. Note: "Ultra-Chrome™" is a custom made material. We purchase a very high quality chrome film from our German supplier to which we laminate .060 black ABS sheet and later 3M VHB adhesive. This triple layer material is designed especially for exterior auto trim and will not corrode, delaminate or discolor. All "Ultra-Chrome™" trim items are supplies with a clear protective film which should be peeled off the piece, preferably a day or so after installalation so as not to chance pulling the trim off of your car. Once complete, stand back and admire you handiwork. After peeling off the protective film you may notice a slight "nickel" or "black chrome" appearance, this is the UV protective layer which will fade when exposed to sun light..
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CHEVROLET CAMARO TRANSFORMERS | COUPE | Transformers Special Edition Coupe | 2010 | |
CHEVROLET CAMARO LS | COUPE | LS Coupe | 2010, 2011 | |
CHEVROLET CAMARO 1LT | COUPE | 1LT Coupe | 2010, 2011 | |
CHEVROLET CAMARO 2LT | COUPE | 2LT Coupe | 2010, 2011 | |
CHEVROLET CAMARO LS | CONVERTIBLE | LS Convertible | 2011 | |
CHEVROLET CAMARO 1LT | CONVERTIBLE | 1LT Convertible | 2011 | |
CHEVROLET CAMARO 2LT | CONVERTIBLE | 2LT Convertible | 2011 |


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WHISK together milk, sweetened condensed milk, egg yolks, coffee granules and 1 teaspoon cinnamon in medium saucepan. Cook over medium heat, stirring frequently, for 15 minutes or until mixture reaches a gentle boil and coats the back of a wooden spoon. Remove from heat; add rum and vanilla extract. Serve at room temperature or chilled topped with sweetened whipped cream and sprinkled with cinnamon.
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*Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
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