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Welcome to the Foreign Language Connection at the University of Missouri-St. Louis!
The Foreign Language Connection promotes the importance of world languages and language learning to our economy, education, and social welfare at the state and local levels.
The goal of the Foreign Language Connection is to extend foreign language capabilities to individuals, schools, and businesses through language classes, translation and interpretation services, and language workshops for foreign language teachers.Among these pages, you will find a variety of classes and services that are delivered on the campus of UMSL and at sites throughout the St. Louis area. Many of these classes can be tailored to your specific needs and delivered to your site at a time convenient to you. If you would like to find out more about scheduling a class or customized language training at your site, please call me at (314) 516-5911 for details.
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All of the courses offered through the Foreign Language Connection include opportunities to practice conversational skills in practical contexts, as well as covering essential vocabulary and cultural issues to consider. Most of the courses are taught by native speakers.The Foreign Language Connection offers two levels of basic conversational courses:
See below for a listing of the courses we offer throughout the year. Go to the online Catalog for current course offerings, complete descriptions, dates, times, fees and registration options.
Participants in our intermediate conversational courses are not required to have taken the basic courses but must have a limited knowledge of the language.
The Foreign Language Connection's courses for professionals focus on real-world situations, essential vocabulary, and important cultural issues, and provide opportunities for participants to practice conversational skills.
The Foreign Language Connection offers Contract & Customized Training, Document Translation Services and Interpretation Services.
Document Translation Services
The Foreign Language Connection provides high-quality translation of your written documents including business letters, electronic presentations, birth certificates, educational transcripts, legal forms, and other written materials.
We offer a large pool of community and professional translators, including those who possess advanced degrees and expertise in highly specialized fields such as business, computer science, social work, dentistry, law, literature, and health care. We know how important accurate written communication is and, in order to achieve the highest standards of accuracy, we utilize a two-step translation process. Your document will be translated by a native speaker and will be edited by an independent reviewer before you receive the final version.
Our fees will depend on the type of document, its length, and the degree of technical expertise involved.
For additional information or an estimate of fees, please contact Deborah Baldini at (314) 516-5911. General office hours are 9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. Monday-Friday.
Interpretation Services
The Foreign Language Connection offers high-quality interpreting services in a variety of languages using community and certified translators.
Interpreters provide live oral translation between individuals who do not speak a common language. Interpreters are proficient in the two languages they are translating.
Fees will vary. For an estimate of fees or to request interpretation services, please contact Deborah Baldini at (314) 516-5911. General office hours are 9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. Monday-Friday.
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Douglas helps Sun hold off Mercury, 96-95
Originally published: Jun 12, 2014 - 9:15 pm
Chiney Ogwumike had 13 points and 10 rebounds for the Sun (4-6).
Candice Dupree had 21 points and 10 rebounds, Diana Taurasi scored 19 points and Brittney Griner had 18 for the Mercury (6-3)
Douglas had all of Connecticut's points during a tiebreaking 9-2 run that gave the Sun a 94-87 lead with just under 3 minutes to go.
"I give this game to Katie Douglas," Bentley said. "As our veteran, she's been keeping us engaged and focused on getting these wins. She's a great leader on the floor."
Connecticut signed Douglas to a free agent deal in the offseason for her shooting and veteran leadership. She spent the previous six years with the Indiana Fever after playing her first five in the league with the Sun. She missed all but four games last season due to a back injury and had surgery last October.
Douglas was shooting 30-percent before Thursday's game.
"It was great to see her come back," Sun coach Anne Donovan said. "With KT (Douglas) we knew it was going to come around."
Penny Taylor scored on a layup and Taurasi made two free throws to pull the Mercury within three with 2:15 remaining.
Alyssa Thomas made two foul shots 14 seconds later push Connecticut's lead back to five.
Griner and DeWanna Bonner made two free throws each to pull within one in the final minute, but Griner and Candice Dupree each missed a field goal in the final 5 seconds.
"It probably should not have come down to that," Mercury coach Sandy Brondello said. "Give credit to Connecticut. In preparation, I was like, 'this team is dangerous'. This is a dangerous team because they have so many scorers out there.
Mistie Bass added 15 points for the Mercury.
Connecticut shot 10 for 13 on 3-pointers. Renee Montgomery made one from just past halfcourt to end the first half. Bentley ended the third quarter with another.
"They made two 3s at the end of a half and a quarter, and 10 for 13 (from 3-point range) is tough because we had them 50-30 in the paint, and had a chance to win the game in the end," Brondello said. "It just didn't fall our way today."
The Mercury erased two seven-point deficits in the second half, but couldn't go ahead.
"When you score 95 points that is easy," Brondello said, "but it's on the defensive end (where we struggled), and usually that is where we have been so good this year. (The Sun) are so aggressive with all the individual talents and they were on tonight, so it was hard to stop everyone, but we'll learn from that and move forward."
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WLRN/Miami Herald news reporter and producer Kenny Malone will host FIU Law Professor Manuel A. Gomez. Professor Gomez will discuss the lawsuit filed in Miami federal court against Aroldis Chapman, a left-handed pitcher for the Cincinnati Reds. Aroldis Champan, who defected from Cuba, has been sued for $18 million by a Cuban-American man who blames the player for his imprisonment on the communist island. The lawsuit claims that Chapman falsely accused Danilo Curbelo Garcia of involvement in human trafficking, leading to his 2008 arrest and conviction in Cuba.
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Larry K. Keefer, Ph.D.
Chemistry and Biology of Nitric Oxide
Nitric oxide (NO) is a potent and multifaceted bioregulatory agent. This project is aimed at finding ways to target NO to specific sites in the body for important research and/or therapeutic applications.
Our strategy in pursuing this goal is to begin by characterizing the fundamental chemistry of the NO-releasing diazeniumdiolates (compounds containing the [N(O)NO] functional group). We then attempt to exploit our accumulating knowledge in this area as a platform for solving problems in biomedical research and clinical medicine. We are currently pursuing basic research investigations into the structure, spectra, dissociation to NO and/or HNO, alkylation, arylation, photodegradation, and general reactivity of the diazeniumdiolate functional group with an eye toward designing prodrugs that are stable at physiological pH but that can be activated to generate NO or HNO by enzymatic action. An example is AcOM-PYRRO/NO, an esterase-sensitive diazeniumdiolate that penetrates the cell and generates NO within the cytoplasm on esterase-induced hydrolysis; AcOM-PYRRO/NO has proved to be two orders of magnitude more potent as an inducer of apoptosis in HL-60 leukemia cells in culture than the spontaneously dissociating parent ion, PYRRO/NO. Other achievements include the design of agents that can be activated for NO release by enzymes of the glutathione S-transferase, glycosidase, and cytochrome P450 families. Other recently introduced diazeniumdiolates have been designed to target nitric oxide delivery to macrophages for antimicrobial activity. Proof-of-concept studies that underscore the substantial clinical promise of these compounds include: inhibition of restenosis after angioplasty; preparation of thromboresistant medical devices; and inhibition of tumor growth in in vivo models. The results of the animal experiments suggest that a variety of problems in clinical medicine might be solved by mining the extensive library of possible diazeniumdiolate structures.
Current collaborators in these efforts include: Sonia Donzelli, Univ. of Hamburg-Eppendorf, Hamburg, Germany; Astrid Weyerbrock, Uni-Klinik Freiburg, Germany; Stefan Chlopicki, Jagellionian Center for Experimental Therapeutics, Krakow, Poland; Jeffrey Deschamps, Naval Research Laboratory; Xinhua Ji, NIH; Melina Kibbe, Northwestern University; Paul Shami, University of Utah; David Wink, NIH; and Regina Ziegler, NIH.
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Net Worth of Americans Drops 40 Percent? CBS Is Not Interested
Over a three year period, from 2007 to 2010, Americans saw their average net worth drop by 39 percent. CBS, however, wasn't interested in this dire economic news. The network skipped the new report by the Federal Reserve, ignoring it on Monday's Evening News and Tuesday's This Morning.
In contrast, NBC and ABC did cover it. But both made sure to avoid any mention of Barack Obama or how this grim revelation might impact his reelection campaign. In a news brief, Good Morning America's Josh Elliott vaguely explained, "Meanwhile, some stunning new information this morning on just how much the great recession has, in fact, cost us." On Monday's Nightly News, Anne Thompson fretted over the "stomach-churning" drop.
Thompson explained, "The net worth for the very middle or the median falling from $126,400 in 2007 to 77,300 in 2010."
She, too, however, ignored the politics and peril of the news for Obama.
Obviously, the Democrat wasn't President in 2007 or 2008. But in the wake of Obama's gaffe that the "private sector is doing fine," surely it would be fair to ask how a Republican president would be treated.
During the recession of the early '80s, reporters repeatedly tied each piece of bad news to Ronald Reagan.
ABC's World News did not report the story. NBC provided the most coverage. In addition to the full report on Nightly News, the story was mentioned on Tuesday's Today.
A transcript of the June 11 Nightly News segment, which aired at 7:09pm EDT, follows:
BRIAN WILLIAMS: It's one thing to know about your own finances, how you're faring in this economy, and how it feels to you, but it's quite another to find out where you fit when compared to everyone else in America. We got a new picture today of what it is like for everyone, especially the economic core of this nation, formerly known as the middle-class. And there's fresh evidence today from the Federal Reserve, of how brutal this economy has been. Our report on all of it tonight from NBC's Anne Thompson.
ANNE THOMPSON: It is the symbol of the American dream -- owning a home. But the collapse of the housing market sent the net worth of the American family into a tailspin. The net worth for the very middle or the median falling from $126,400 in 2007 to 77,300 in 2010. A stomach-churning 39% drop.
FRED BERGSTEN: These numbers go a long way to explain why the recovery has been so modest and why it is still so fragile.
THOMPSON: Incomes took a big hit too. With median earnings sinking nearly 8% to $45,800. Those in the middle-class suffering the biggest losses. As a result, fewer families saved. Dropping from a little over 56% to 52%. The lowest level since the Federal Reserve began collecting this information in 1992.
BERGSTEN: That means they are much less confident about their situations, indeed they're afraid, it means they're willing to spend less.
THOMPSON: During those tough three years, American families tried to reduce their debt. Particularly what they wracked up on plastic. They carried fewer credit cards, and the proportionate families carrying balances on those cards dropped almost 7%. What this makes clear is that America's middle-class paid the highest price. Though incomes fell for those at the very top and the very bottom, it was nothing like what happened to those in between. Two decades of economic progress erased in just three short years. Brian.
WILLIAMS: This should really worry every American. Anne Thompson, thank you for that.
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Given these 'median' numbers
Submitted by killa37 on Tue, 06/12/2012 - 12:49pm.
Given these 'median' numbers that they're throwing around, I'd have to say that 'da Killa' doesn't even qualify for being in the segment whose net worth DROPPED!!!! And I know that I've lost more than 40% of my own net worth - but apparantly I'm in the 'sub-median' category.
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After re-reading this
Submitted by killa37 on Tue, 06/12/2012 - 1:25pm.
After re-reading this article, I realized that I was talking about 'income', and not 'net worth'...........and I do own my house and property outright, although those values have dropped a lot lately.............but they're not for sale either, so it's hard for me to think of them as some kind of asset - actually, with property taxes, bills, maintenence, etc............it is more of a ongoing liability. As I like to say - I worked long and hard to own my place, and after I finally finished paying for it, I had to rent it back from the county!!
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SD is looking to fix that...
Submitted by c5then on Tue, 06/12/2012 - 1:34pm.
South Dakota just voted to eliminate all property taxes. So now owning property (the original American Dream) will not cost money year after year after year.
Madison and Jefferson and Franklin built a Republic - Roberts killed it!Â
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We sure TOOK NOTE at my house
Submitted by StarAZ on Tue, 06/12/2012 - 3:23pm.
I am 68, have $450 to my name and my house is $70K underwater. I noticed.
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Private wealth, Public Debt never higher
Submitted by Scott @ Engage America on Tue, 06/12/2012 - 5:12pm.
While Americans are losing their wealth, Obama continues to spend what he doesn't have.
The CBO has reported that if laws remain unchanged the federal budget deficit for this year will be $1.1 trillion (http://1.usa.gov/xju6K9). That number is in addition to total debt over $15 Trillion and projections that by 2021 federal debt will be over $20 trillion (http://1.usa.gov/wt4DPi).
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o'bama has to do CBS's heavy lifting
Submitted by ThisnThat on Wed, 06/13/2012 - 7:11am.
CBS had a golden opportunity to blame everything on Bush. They didn't. So yesterday, o'bama had to blame Bush - again- for the economy.
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Liberal spin?
Submitted by FrisbeeDad on Wed, 06/13/2012 - 4:13pm.
Online articles from Forbes, Financial Times, WSJ and even the Christian Science Monitor, all mention the drop in net worth from 2007 - 2010, of course. None mention the slight INCREASE in net worth of the top 10% during the same period of time. So who's suffering most of the fallout from whatever caused the Great Recession? The bottom 90%. Uh-oh, class warfare!
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It's blood. NYC artist, Jordan Eagles, works solely with gallons upon gallons of blood obtained from a slaughterhouse. By manipulating the blood through heating, burning, aging, mixing with copper, adding foreign materials, and then encasing it in plexiglass and UV resin, Jordan is able to capture an array of organic designs. His large pieces are uncomfortably beautiful, especially when lit, the blood seems to glow against the clean white walls of a gallery.
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Business school in Glendale among nation's best
PHOENIX -- The results are in and a business school in the state of Arizona is among the most prestigious in the nation.
Business Insider has released their fourth annual survey of the best business schools in the world, and the Thunderbird School of Global Management in Glendale has ranked 41st among the best schools in the United States.
Thunderbird is known for having the best program in the world for international business studies, but it fell from #33 on our list last year. U.S. News ranked the school number 45 in their MBA program rankings.
The survey asked hundreds of professionals to weigh in on the best schools, but the higher the tuition, the higher the school was pushed on the list.
Harvard University was ranked No. 1.
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Turkey Pepper Kabobs Recipe
This is a summertime favorite at our house. While the turkey is a nice change of pace and goes great with the sweet basting sauce and pineapple, the recipe also works well with chunks of chicken. Traci Goodman of Paducah, Kentucky
- 1 can (8 ounces) unsweetened pineapple chunks
- 1/4 cup packed brown sugar
- 2 tablespoons canola oil
- 2 tablespoons Worcestershire sauce
- 1 garlic clove, minced
- 1 teaspoon prepared mustard
- 1 pound turkey breast tenderloin, cut into 1-inch cubes
- 1 large sweet onion, cut into 3/4-inch pieces
- 1 large green pepper, cut into 1-inch pieces
- 1 large sweet red pepper, cut into 1-inch pieces
- Drain pineapple, reserving 1/4 cup juice (discard remaining juice or save for another use). In a large bowl, combine the reserved pineapple juice, brown sugar, oil, Worcestershire sauce, garlic and mustard.
- Pour 1/3 cup into a large resealable plastic bag; add turkey. Seal bag and turn to coat; refrigerate for 2-3 hours. Cover and refrigerate remaining marinade.
- Drain and discard marinade. On eight metal or soaked wooden skewers, alternately thread the vegetables, turkey and pineapple. Using long-handled tongs, moisten a paper towel with cooking oil and lightly coat the grill rack.
- Grill, uncovered, over medium heat or broil 4 in. from the heat for 4-5 minutes on each side or until meat is no longer pink, basting frequently with reserved marinade. Yield: 4 servings.
Originally published as Turkey Pepper Kabobs in Light & Tasty June/July 2002, p37
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Wingate & Finchley's winless run in the Ryman Premier stretched to five games after the Blues suffered a 2-0 defeat at home to promotion hopefuls Margate.
After a shaky start, the Blues grew into the game and new signing Wayne O'Sullivan curled a shot wide from the edge of the area.
In the second period, Wingate had to defend well against intense pressure from Margate and the visitors should have gone ahead when Tommy Whitnell had a free header saved.
However, the ball was not properly cleared and an Alex Rhodes cross was headed in by John Beales from close range.
Wingate pushed forward in search of an equaliser and O'Sullivan skipped past two defenders before firing over the bar.
The decisive moment came in the final few minutes when a Rhodes wide free-kick flew through the crowded box and went straight into the net to secure a win for the visitors.
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Lake Ida and Osborne chain has been full of small bass around most of the lakes edges. Bass are hitting on live shad and shiners among grass beds and vegetation where the water clarity is better. Sunshine bass are being caught on live shad around area bridges and deeper holes throughout the Ida and Osborne chain with Rat-L-Traps and small crankbaits working in Pine Lake near Palm Beach International Airport.
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The Phoenix Suns open the NBA summer league tournament as a No. 3 seed.
NBA Summer League bracket: Suns earn 3rd seed
- Scott
I expect ATL to come out of the ATL/POR battle. It would be good to see Schroeder against the Suns, though he could win the PG battle.
As for Goodwin's 22 pts … get used to it.
We may not see that sort of performance from him during the regular season this year, as he needs to bulk up a bit and keep working on his shot, but it will come before long.
Another nice development this game … Marshall played inside the perimeter in his limited minutes, especially in the 2nd half. It's too early to call this a trend, but if he's going to be brave and start to play inside, it should make this next season a lot more interesting.
Marshall scored 3 layups, 2 of which were guarded. He had two passes he made on the inside get disrupted, IIRC, but I'm not worried about that. He has to make those sorts of mistakes in order to learn from them. This next season should be a prime year for Marshall moving inside the perimeter and making some mistakes as he learns how to navigate, manipulate the defense, and score/distribute from this spot.
Hopefully, if he sticks with the Suns, he speeds up his game and moves inside.
Something I'd also like to see this coming season … Dragic taking Goodwin under his wing. I think to some extent they may be kindred spirits, and they'd play well together. I don't know if Goodwin will get any PG time, but I think he can learn a lot about playing that position from Dragic.
- KayGee
As I said last year the minute the suns brass picked marshall he is a complete bust as the 13th pick, & he's proving it ever since..the suns were better off getting john henson…he's putting up juicy numbers w mil! He would of looked sweet in a suns uni playing w Goodwin! My two cents
- Foreveris2long
To be perfectly honest, Garrett ran the team better than Marshall last night. IMO the only reason Marshall is on the Suns when the season starts is because no one else wants him. Getting rid of Marshall allows the Suns to play Goodwin a few minutes at the point some games.
- Scott
@forever -
Regarding Garrett's play, maybe Memphis just didn't provide much resistance?
As for the high score from both sides, I can see where there was maybe a faster pace overall than what Marshall normally plays at.
- Majestic One
I fear lack of length in the middle going to hurt us.
- DBreezy
- Scott
There's a good interview with Hornacek at …
- foreveris2long
Good night for Shabazz who I think scored 17 and a another miserable night for McLemore who went 0 for 8 from the field.
Scott, good Hornachek article.
- DBreezy
I'll have to check the replay of Bazz's game, thanks Foreveris. He was due, from the games I saw it looked like he may have been thinking too much about the last few months. He tried to stay within the flow of the offense and even tried to pass a lot. He lost a few assists between accuracy and guys getting fouled, but at least he was trying! Seems pretty comfortable with that lefty hook off the box and actually looks comfortable shooting the 3. He looks predictably lost on D and out of breath, but he does appear to be working. The Wolves should be a good fit for him if he keeps his head right.
I watched B-Mac's 26pt game from last night and didn't know what to think. The dude clearly is the most athletic guy out there, but his head looks suspect outside of Self's system. He's blazing fast running around, but basically moves at one speed. Few can do that effectively in basketball, you have to be able to change speeds-it's how my old ass still gets away with working people in the post. Outside of shooting, I don't think he's as advanced offensively as Goodwin or Bazz. Goodwin has better moves to the hoop and Bazz has those posts and cuts he works very well. He actually looked better to me coming off screens than BMac has so far, but Bazz doesn't have that sick elevation on his J that BMac does. He seems like he's in situations where he had a clean shot at UCLA that now he's got a defender close by. I suspect he's going to use his size/strength in those situations to get guys on his hip or behind him.
We talked all year about how much certain systems help guys and I think about it every time I see Archie, Bazz and BMac. All rookies get caught ball watching too often, but watch how deep BMac lets himself float towards the rock without Self and crew around. It burned him a bunch of times in that TOR game. Bazz actually seems somewhat aware of what's going on from his UCLA days, but can be comical trying to apply it. Archie had a tough season at Kentucky, but he seems pretty well coached on the next level by Cal. Hopefully the KU experience doesn't affect Wiggins like it has some others.
- http://none Sillmarillion
The Hornacek interview was a very good read, but also it made me wonder quite a bit.
I think it's clear now that Dragic and Bledsoe will start as 1 – 2. So the backup backcourt could indeed consist of Marshall and Archie.
Coach said that they want to be a good rebounding team, pass to the first available guy and score within 8 seconds. While this might sound like a nice plan I don't see it happening with the Suns. They have only one solid rebounder on the roster, which is Gortat. (Also O'Neal, but I think he isn't with the Suns anymore?) The forwards we have aren't good rebounders at all.
Hornacek mentioned that he wants Gortat to have at least 10 touches in the post per game, so it seems to be true that they don't want to trade him at all.
And the last thing: Beasley won't be an important part of this team. Hornaced critisized him for the lack of motivation and effort and I think he is the kind of coach who really cares about the right attitude (which is good news for Tucker, but bad news for Beasley and Marshall).
What do you guys think?
- foreveris2long
D'Breezy, I agree with regards to Shabazz and actually McLemore as well. Shabazz coming form the B. Holland UCLA system where IMO guys think the system too much, causes paralysis by analysis, which really is not good. However it seems after a few months removed from that system they seem to flourish. While Shabazz does not have the crazy athleticism or speed of a Holiday, Westbrook or even Collison, he has decent athleticism but is strong. Shabazz probably does not have that balance yet between waiting for the game to come to him and making something happen but hopefully he will find it and start erring on the side of aggression. Most UCLA players play better in the NBA than college. I use to see a ton of live UCLA games and never thought Kevin Love would be as good as he is today.
Regarding McLemore, man I definitely agree he just plays at one speed with no moves to keep the defender off balance. I was listening to Isiah Thomas announce the Portland Atlanta game last night and he talked about guards needing to change speeds when handling the ball. While I suspect he was primarily talking about point guards it applies to both guards because defenders hate to guard the guy who lulls you to sleep only to suddenly explode to the rim. I cannot place my finger on Self's system and why most of his players struggle at the next level. I watched Thomas Robinson last night and it seems he is beginning to understand his role with Portland, just defend the post, rebound and get put backs. I guess Self's system has most of his players feeling they are better than they are (see Morris twins and many others) to their detriment at the NBA level. I guess it is false confidence.
Meanwhile Cal seems to be the perfect coach for getting guys to the next level where their game fits the pro game so well. Roy Williams Carolina players, except for our very own Marshall, seems to play better in the NBA than they did in college as well. Bullock might be the latest former Tarheel to surprise the NBA. He looks good this summer.
Sillmarillion, just a hunch but I do not feel Hornachek is going to show Marshall much love during the season if he is still on the team. He may showcase his limited skill set early hoping a fish bites so they can trade him but I think coach wants Bledsoe and Dragic to get most of the point guard minutes with Goodwin picking up a few each night. As for interior muscle, I really like the free agent the Suns have from Syracuse, Onuaku as he has a knack for positioning himself under the basket for tough rebounds and offensive putbacks. He may get a lot of time playing power forward this year especially as long as Gortat remains on the team. I have no doubt though that Gortat is gone as soon as the Suns can net a 1st round pick for him. I do think coach want him to get a lot of low post touches which may help in the Suns scoring earlier than late. It will also showcase his skill set hopefully letting the Suns get value for him when traded. He will be a free agent next summer so I think the Suns want to trade him before then. I think you will like Len as the new center the suns have waiting in the wings when he recovers from his injuries.
- Scott
@Sillmarillion -
About the rebounding … quite possibly Hornacek will impose different team rules than what we've seen most of the time under D'Antoni and Gentry. In this case, Hornacek may call upon the team to secure the rebound first, and only if they fail begin to get back. I've always observed / believed that this strategy works better, and stat geeks back it up with data.
So don't apply the rebounding rates of past years to next season's Suns. We might see a completely different scenario.
@forever -
So you think the problem is excessive Self-esteem, eh?
As for Hornacek on Marshall, I think he's going to treat Marshall like Sloan would, which is honestly and with no frills.
- Foreveris2long
Ok Scott I gotcha with regards to Self. Very good. Slow week at work this week so I get to fool with this message board quite a bit.
- BCrayZ
Barbosa has an offer from the Mavs.
But he hasn't signed yet because he wants to play here.
Suns should give it a shot at near zero cost.
MUST reunite that killer bench unit. Let's go SUNS!!!!


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"I'm a very competitive person," said Sapp, who competes in cross-county skiing with the New York Ski Educational Foundation out of Lake Placid and was recently named to the New England Nordic Ski Association Development Team.
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Her 14-year-old brother, Everett, she added, is also an accomplished skier and will enter junior racing this year.
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MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. -- The Creighton men's cross country team finished 24th and the women 28th at the Roy Griak Invite on Saturday. Iowa, Illinois State, Drake, Nebraska, Missouri, Michigan State, Oklahoma and host school Minnesota were some of the men's and women's teams who participated in the gold race.
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BYU's Tylor Thatcher finished the 8k run first overall with a time of 24:26. Arizona States Shelby Houlihan won the women's 6k event with a 20:36.
Maddie Ivy led the Bluejay women in the 6K run. The freshman finished 126th with a time of 23:04. Courtney Sawle finished 160th with a time of 23:42. Emily Mauser finished third for the Jays. Her time of 25:02 was enough for 189th place. Emily Peterson's 25:07 was good enough for 190th. Rounding out the top five Bluejays was Vanessa Miller, who finished 191st with a time of 25:09.
For the men Garrett Kenyon was the top Bluejay once again. He finished 114th with a time of 26:01, knocking a full minute off of his time from last week. Patrick Reinschmidt finished 158th with a time of 27:40. Drew Prescott finished 160th with a time of 27:43. Freshman Matt Piercy placed fourth for the Jays. His time of 28:15 was good enough for 162nd place. Fellow freshman Eric Klein placed 164th with a time of 28:21 to finish in the men's top five.
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Broken down to the bare bones, the Kobayashi Maru scenario leaves the student two possible courses of action:
1: Decide to remain within Federation space and allow the civilian ship & passengers to be destroyed by hostile forces. Entering the Neutral Zone will almost certainly trigger an interstellar war between the Federation and a hostile race.
2: Decide to enter the Neural Zone, drive off the hostile vessels and save the civilian ship and passengers. As the Neutral Zone has been breached, an insterstellar war will result.
Bearing in mind that a war with the enemy race will lead to a loss of life hundreds of times greater than the number of, albeit unfortunate, souls on the civilian ship, can rescuing them REALLY be justified?
The Kobayashi Maru scenario is described as 'no win' - whichever course of action the student decides will result in loss of life. While this is true, surely saving the lives of the people on the civilian vessel but triggering a conflict that will cost the lives of hundreds of thousands can not be placed as an equal outcome as preventing said war at the cost of maybe a hundred lives?
I put it to you can the 'correct' course of action to take when presented with the Kobayashi Maru scenario is, as unpalatable as it may be to a Starfleet officer, to let the civilian ship be destroyed.
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It depends on whether entering the Neutral Zone would trigger a war or not. The Neutral Zones of both the Klingons and the Romulans have been voilated before (sometimes with consent - true) and the matters were settled without entering into a larger conflict.
Certainly, leaving the ship for the Klingons would be an option, but it may miss the intention. The KM appears to be a psychological test of the Captain's ability to deal with a situation that gets as bad as it can get.
If the officer chooses to do nothing when civilians are in danger - what might that suggest about the cadet in question?
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some one would need to break the tready eventually so why not do it whil saving the ship
It wouldn't be so much the captains actions or lack thereof but his reason and intent. I think Sulu suspected a trap and refused to render any aid at all during his test but eventually commanded Excelsior.
The whole point of a neutral zone is to provide a buffer, one function of which is to tone down conflicts as opposed to ones where one party ventures directly into anothers territory. A violation itself is mainly a political problem. The other is an invasion. There would certainly be implied rules in this regard, but not official ones. The question then becomes whether or not the test is accurate in that the Klingons would fire first to escalate said political problem into a much worse one. But of course since the test cheats.... well...
Treaties prevent putting weapons in space. I suppose one could call it a neutral zone of sorts. But if the US, Russia, or China did would another nation shoot it down or simply raise bloody hell? And we cannot forget the U2. In that case it was an actual invasion of Soviet airspace and they shot it down. They always knew such flights werent 'weather' planes but they did not declare war. Instead they used it as a huge political issue to their advantage.
Really its just a script problem and the writers should have removed the neutral zone entirely. So its not a violation but an actual incursion into Klingon space and they would have been justified in firing. Much more believable and it presents a bigger dilemma. Ah well, 25 years too late.
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They've got some pretty good ideas in here on this exact same thread:
I've never believed that a single ship violating the Klingon Neutral Zone would lead to a war between the Federation and the Empire--a large fleet, yes, but a single ship, no (as was indeed the case in "Balance of Terror"). As also implied in that TOS episode, violating a Neutral Zone pretty much meant the ship was considered expendable by its government and its capture was to be expected, per the treaty.
The only thing is that Klingons don't take prisoners...
I think we have to take the possibility of a Federation/Klingon war out of the equation and just concentrate on the issue that your ship will be destroyed no matter what. IMO, the Kobayashi Maru Scenario isn't a test of a cadet's combat tactics or even courage--because you're toast from the very start--but it's a test of how well a potential commander performs when facing a situtation where the chances of surviving are zero. Winning the Kobayashi Maru Scenario actually defeats its purpose, IMO.
Kirk may have won a commendation for original thinking for reprogramming the scenario so he could win, but I think he otherwise failed the test.
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Yet no matter how well you perform you're going to come out with '0'. I don't think it's so much how well you perform since the only achievable score is '0' but more a matter of loss of life. I think that's the primary factor. How do you save the most lives? Save the KM? Let it be destroyed? With all the implications of war, whether it be by a single ship crossing the border, breaking the treaty, or a fleet, which ever is the case, the determining factor is how to avoid loss of life, to avoid war, because that is the worse case scenario.
Simple fact is, no one wins, it's a hard test to swallow because of that, but loss of life is at the forefront IMO. What do you do to ensure the least loss of life? I think that is the true question of the test.
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I think it's totally about how well one performs because no matter what everyone dies. Rescuing a civilian ship in distress is just the excuse for why one is violating the Neutral Zone to begin with, I believe. I see the test as being deliberately unfairly rigged so that there is no way to truly to win at all--I would imagine that they would keep sending an endless number of Klingon ships after you--so I think the Kobayashi Maru Scenario is really something of a psych test to see if a cadet keeps his cool or completely crumbles in the face of imminent destruction. To me, how well a cadet commands his crew during such a situation is perhaps an even bigger part of the test.
EDIT: I'm not trying to say that is how the Kobayashi Maru Scenario actually works--nobody really knows that--but that's just my interpretation of it based on what little info we really have on its purpose.
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As they said in TWOK the KM is a test of charater, how you face death, the ultimate no win senario.
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|I'm glad to see this album finally getting some love. It has gotten some strong reviews but also some really bad ones (hello Vibe and Cokemachineglow). Although I think is just a tad too generous (I would say A-) it is nice to know this score will off-set the some of the ridiculously low ones on metacritic.
|Posted 08/21/2007 - 02:52:01 PM by Zarklephaser:
|Most overrated album of the year. I was very glad to read the Cokemachineglow review, it was right on. Everyone else is off the mark.
|Posted 08/21/2007 - 08:20:57 PM by csharp:
|I love the album. I wish the album had a bit less devastation and noise but by judging the cover it seems as though that is exactly what she was looking for. I suppose the album is pretty cohesive in sticking with this theme save a the few lighter songs on the album (Jimmy, Come Around). I definitely would not have minded an entire album of "Paper Planes." That shit is the jawn.
|Posted 08/23/2007 - 01:30:58 PM by florenz6:
|Well, it´s all a bit over the top, a bit more space would be fine. Hyperactive.
|Posted 08/23/2007 - 04:00:00 PM by mdf---:
|What exactly is "right on" about the cokemachineglow review? It just seems to be -insolently- trying to deny an album of obvious brilliance.
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|CMG's reviews can be a bit too "out there" to be effective most of the time, but I thought that CMG's criticisms of "Kala" were spot on. It's too uneven for its own good, there's only a few good songs on it (though "Bird Flu" and "Paper Planes" could be considered reason enough to drop $15), and it lacks "Arular"'s sense of fun, which makes the subpar tracks really stand out.
|Posted 08/25/2007 - 08:17:15 AM by fleezer:
|the last album CMG was correct on was pantha du prince, other than that its been a shitfest. highest rated frog eyes? fuck that, a piece of shit review and a pretty self-interested piece of shit album. god i hate mercers lyrics, makes me feel embarrassed. CMG is usually wrong... as for kala i love this record, really wonderful. not so much mia herself but the production and sounds (which might be her i dont know). it just sounds right and certainly current. definately the most creative record out there this year, at least one of them
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|mdf-- be careful with the terminus "obvious brilliance". Excellence lies in the eyes of the beholder / listener. I don´t realize "obvious brilliance", I listen to some great songs and moments, but most of the pieces lack a sense of space, they are crammed full, so to speak, and not to their advantage. One exception is "Jimmy"...
|Posted 08/27/2007 - 06:28:58 PM by mdf---:
|I see your point about brilliance being in the eye of the beholder, one way to look at the album is that its "crammed full" to its own detriment, another way is that its an exhilarating attention to detail that makes it exceptional. I'm not sure I'd call it perfect, but I thought "Bamboo Banga" was well worth the purchase alone.
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