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Former Reagan Official calls GOP Candidates "An Amazing Collection of Stupidity", except Ron PaulSubmitted by brandon_simpson on Wed, 11/23/2011 - 20:08
In this video former Reagan official Paul Craig Roberts says only Ron Paul is fit to be POTUS, but he thinks the American public doesn't have enough sense to vote for him. He says the rest of the GOP candidates from the debate are "an amazing collection of stupidity."
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That is the most funny (or depressing....
depending on how you see things) endorsement I have seen yet.
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Nice endorsement.
Nice endorsement.
And for the support of this Declaration, with a firm reliance on the protection of Divine Providence, we mutually pledge to each other our lives, our fortunes and our sacred honor.
This video should play at the top of the front page as soon as..
This video should play at the top of the front page as soon as the page loads.
Great vid.
This guy for VP!
I nominate this guy to be Dr. Pauls VP! He has a connection to Reagan, he is not a NeoCon, he would negate the desire to knock off Paul, I think? He has government experience!
Excellent author.......
and If you like and support Ron Paul, you'll absolutely love this guy. Very logical and politically astute--consistently right on the mark without fail. One of those minds with very few equal in stature.
agree, another...
...true American STATESMAN!!
Why isn't this guy out
Why isn't this guy out campaigning for Ron Paul?? Seems like he'd be great asset!
couple of reasons...
He is getting a bit old and feeble, announced his "retirement" about a year ago, but still shows up occasionally. Where?? Mostly on the Alex Jones Show. I am a huge Alex-person myself, but I do get that the "association" is still non-mainstream enough that it may be best avoided. Example... I believe Jones was touting a RON PAUL appearance for his show a week ago Monday, scheduled for last Wednesday or Thursday. Anybody can correct me if I'm wrong or missed it, but that was the ONLY time A.J. mentioned it and Ron Paul STILL has not been on the Show. Got a feeling Doc and the Campaign decided it was time to "draw back" from Infowars and Prisonplanet....
speaking of which...
...finally got me some RP2012 bumper stickers last money-bomb. And while affixing one to the tailgate of my truck, seriously thought of removing the "9/11 was an inside job" one from the camper-shell window ;-)
Good Idea!
While you have a right to free speech, it won't go far in convincing NeoCons to vote for Dr. Paul!
This man "gets it", period.
This man "gets it", period.
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Thanks, Mods, for embedding this. I think it needs to be front paged for a while too, though.
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HAVERFORD Ś They are not being served in the playerÆs dining room but competitors are about to be served a super serving of mud balls in the 113th U.S. Open at Merion Golf Club.
Torrential rain made a soggy 6,996-yard, par-course soggier than wet bread. Now, the one condition that jangles the nerves could play a significant role in who walks away with the U.S. Open trophy.
Mud balls could determine victory or force a U.S. Open player to shake his head in disgust after finding his plight, then attempt to determine what kind of shot he should execute and finally watch as his golf ball spirals off Planet Earth then drops into matted fescue or forty yards wide or short of its intended landing site.
Anyone is lying if they tell you that mud on the right side of a ball moves the ball left or vice versa. Mud balls have a mind of their own.
Albert Einstein would struggle with a definitive formula for how a golf ball reacts with a splotch of dirt distorting spin, rotation and ball reaction.
Mud balls are like herding cats fritzed up on catnip.
Players may not speak the infamous æS-wordÆ but at least they man up about a dirty subject like mud balls.
ōI think mud balls are a problem. I think theyÆre unfair,ö Graeme McDowell said earlier this week.
McDowell said he thought ōgolf is designed to be played from a closely mown fairway. If you hit it in that fairway you deserve a great lie and a great opportunity to attack the green surface. ThatÆs the reward you get for hitting the fairway.ö
The 2010 U.S. Open winner may have logically worked out reasons for implementation of ōlift, clean and placeö but he would be hard pressed to win that argument against the USGA and R&A, golfÆs power rule makers.
No players are going to receive preferred lies during tournaments hosted by those organizations.
ōI get the fact that the USGA and the Masters Committee and the R&A, they donÆt like giving the golf ball in hand, club length, lift, clean and place because you can use that rule to your advantage,ö McDowell acknowledged.
McDowell should realize this is not the club championship for a local Northern Island municipal course. This is the bloody U.S. Open about to produce more blues than Muddy Waters.
Lee Trevino, who in 1971 beat Jack Nicklaus in a playoff for the U.S. Open title here, joked he never had to worry about mud balls because he hit such low shots that his golf ball would be washed as it rolled across wet fairways.
Good joke, but the reality is professional golfers have grown accustomed to a touchy-feely method of golf that allows leniency.
USGA tournaments reframes talent and forces golfers to play the ball down and dirty.
David Graham, a U.S. Open winner at Merion GC in 1981, sounded old school with his opinion on mud balls.
ōThatÆs golf. ItÆs just the luck of the draw. You get a good lie, you get a bad lie, you see two guys drive it 275, 300 yards; one finishes in a divot, the other oneÆs got a perfect lie,ö Graham reasoned.
ōSo, itÆs the rub of the green and maybe thatÆs one of the facets of golf that make it so intriguing is to be able to play and adapt to those kinds of things.ö
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Bottle looks quite different than that in the picture: pale yellow label w/green print, KBIO Kloster w/golden foil enshrouding the neck and cap, adorned by the Karmeliten crest and "Kloster Gold" written in red writing at a 45° angle. Best by date on bottom of label: Nov 7, 2009. This label flaunts its organic origins w/two seals, one certifying in French it's produced through biological agriculture, the other being similar but looking more Italian. Bottle also indicates 5.2% abv.
A-Pours a clear golden color w/rich white head that exhibits good retention and never fades to thinner than a full cap during consumption.
S-Biscuity w/a freshly baked bread smell, faint yeast, slightly sweet malt, just a hint of hops.
T-Fresh and just slighty sweet pilsner malt forms even backbone. Finish is of noble hops, w/bits of floral character, a hint of metallic and minerals, and a touch of mild herbs and spice.
M-Fresh and crisp from start to finish, w/good dry finish that cleanses the palate, and moderate carbonation that is lively throughout and invigorating in the finish. The character is overall subtle, but the body is a touch richer than what I expected, which makes for a nice drinking experience. Harmonious and even.
D-Very easy to drink, highly sessionable, and something I would seek out in the future.
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This pours a clear, pale amber color with a slight white head. The aroma is very earthy with grass tones. The texture is very smooth and drinks quite easily. The taste is quite simple with grass and grain flavors. The best way to describe this beer is it tastes like Heineken if Heineken actually tasted good. Simple yet quite refreshing.
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North Korea behind cyber attack on S.Korea bank - prosecutors
SEOUL (Reuters) - North Korean computer hackers were responsible for bringing down the network of a South Korean bank last month, prosecutors in Seoul said on Tuesday, in the latest of a string of cyber attacks thought to have originated from the secretive state.
Kim Young-dae, a senior prosecutor from the Seoul Central Prosecutors' Office, said an "unprecedented act of cyber terror" by a North Korean group caused the network breakdown of South Korea's agricultural banking cooperative Nonghyup.
The crash of Nonghyup's computer system affected millions of customers who were unable to use the bank's credit cards and ATMs for more than a week.
Prosecutors said the April 12 attack was "meticulously prepared and executed" by the same group that carried out cyber attacks on key South Korean government and business websites in 2009 and March this year.
One of the internet protocol addresses used to break into the Nonghyup network was the same as one used two months ago for the distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attack that originated from North Korea, the prosecution said. It said in a statement that the attack was a new type of cyber terrorism that targeted a private firm in an effort to destroy the financial system which is "the backbone of (the South's) capitalist society".
North Korea was also blamed for disrupting GPS signals in the South in March, possibly in an attempt to disrupt joint military drills by South Korean and U.S. forces.
A South Korean defence white paper released earlier this year said cyber threats were becoming increasingly intelligent and virulent.
The two Koreas are still technically at war, having only signed a truce to end the 1950-53 Korean War, and tensions spiked sharply last year following two deadly attacks on the peninsula in which 50 South Koreans were killed.
(Reporting by Jeremy Laurence, editing by Jonathan Thatcher)
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If you have not tried Da Vinci, Michelangelo, this age group loves their lives and their art.
I also show "I am Sam" and we talk/write about being different and I list the rights of developmentally disabled. Interesting responses of children. the courts and what is fair.
Also, "The Boy is Striped Pajamas" is very popular. Genocide is important. We go to the Holocaust Memorial Museum website and learn more about people. They draw pictures of their perception inside Auschwitz. They write letters stopping hatred and think deeply...
"I Never Saw Another Butterfly" is also very beautiful. The book and play is a stunning work of art. Your children will freeze in awe.
Social Issues in art have brought me unforgettable moments with our young students.
Do you have the space and materials to set up centers around a theme? That way students can explore a theme artistically through the medium they choose. Not only could you place the materials needed at each center, but also some information on utilizing the items along with pictures of how other artists have explored with the same material. At the end of a work period, the students could either write or present one or two things they learned about working with that media and other students could journal that information for later use.
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The ballot for the March primary elections is starting to fill up.
Wednesday, Attorney Tommy Turner announced his candidacy for Lubbock County District Attorney. Turner has practiced law for more than 30 years. He's currently a partner with the local firm Turner and Jordan. He's also served as Lubbock County Assistant DA and Chief Prosecutor in the 70's.
"I've tried everything from traffic tickets to capital murders. I've tried very complex civil litigation and very simple civil litigations. I have represented victims all my life," said Turner.
Turner's announcement comes one day after acting D.A. Matt Powell announced his candidacy for District Attorney of Lubbock County.
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Located in the Wye Valley, 4-star Forest View Guest House is nestled in an acre of picturesque gardens on the banks of the River Wye, in the beautiful hamlet of Symonds Yat East.
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Green Whale Tump Bed & BreakfastWith stunning views over the Wye Valley, Green Whale Tump B&B offers rooms with views over the garden or valley, a guest lounge and delicious home-cooked food, 3 miles from Ross-on-Wye.
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In a historic home. Great food. We'll be back soon.
professionally run, very friendly and excellent facilities. Very well placed for exploring the areas.
Very friendly hosts Good food
Friendly and knowledgable owners. Tea and excellent home made brownies on arrival. Lovely old characterful building in a pretty setting. Fabulous cooked breakfast.
Traffic noise from the A40, it's closer than you think. Very warm evenings meant we didn't want the windows and shutters closed, the noise was disturbing for a light sleeper.
Greeted on arrival at the front door of this beautiful property, then offered tea and cakes whilst we had a chat and got to know about the area. Bill and Jayne were so friendly, and as it was our first time in the area they made sure our stay was one to remember and also ensured that we fulfilled every plan we had to explore the Wye Valley. We had the twin room which was a generous size and very comfortable. I especially liked the fact that there was everthing you needed from shoe polish to fresh fruit, touches you would normally only get if you had a hotel suite. The breakfast was made fresh to order and a great way to start the day.
Very friendly, welcoming hosts. Very helpful recommending vists, pubs etc. Excellent food, especially home baked cakes.
The house was lovely and the host.....Jane and Bill were both friendly and made us feel very welcome, even providing Bills superb Lemon drizzle cake on our arrival. I had tears in my eyes when I entered our bedroom because it was so lovely. I felt like I'd stepped into a Jane Austin novel, the tour poster bed was very comfortable...can't wait to go back.
Only thing we didn't like...was having to leave
Jayne and Bill are the perfect hosts. Very knowledgeable about the area and gave us great advice on what to see and do during our short stay. Great breakfast and a very comfortable bed !
There is nothing to dislike about the Norton House
Bill and Jayne we're excellent hosts and the accommodation was first class. I can definatly recommend staying at Norton House.
We liked all the personal touches
We would have preferred some fresh milk
-lovely welcome plus cake-yummy! -friendly hosts -Comfortable, clean room -good breakfast! -situation near to road as we were en route...but.....see next comment!
Continual traffic noise until quite late and early morning too! Can't have it both ways! As we had very hot weather the windows were all open. I am sure if that had not been so, then there would be nothing to say here -and it is really nothing to do with the owners!!!
Very friendly, helpful couple, knowledgable about the area. Breakfasts were great. Welcome of home-made cakes was fabulous
The location is stunning and the owners have thought of everything for comfort. Tea and lemon drizzle cake on arrival!
The welcome pack is amazing - freshly bakes bread, delicious bacon/sausage/egg and homemade cake. A real treat! The kitchen is also set up with everything you need to properly self cater - not the case in all s/c properties. The owners are also very helpful in suggesting where to eat and scenic routes to take to get around. Local knowledge when shared is such a plus.
It's located quite close to a major road - absolutely not a problem for a long weekend but I would have been a bit disappointed if I'd booked for a week's holidays as it impacts on the sense of remoteness, and peace and quiet.
Loved the whole weekend. Jayne and Bill are delightful, very welcoming and extremely helpful. Loved that it felt we were visiting friends. Loved the huge breakfast table set for all guests to share even though we were early and so alone. Loved the very comfortable 'hug me' bed. We will definitely re-visit
Lovely location,well decorated and comfortable rooms, very welcoming couple Bill and Jayne
Bill and Jane were great! Very friendly and knowledgeable about the area. Beautiful house and grounds with a great breakfast. Would stay again.
Really well positioned for exploring the area with great hosts, a lovely room and delicious breakfasts - what more could you ask for !
Fabulous place, really welcoming and first class breakfast!
My wife & I stayed in the cider loft cottage which was well equipped with all we needed. We could not access the internet as we had no wi fi available in the cottage but we could cope with that . I will be taking my wife back there for our wedding anniversary next year.
Everything couldn't fault it at all.
We stayed in the Cider Loft which was very big, warm and welcoming. We were given the ingredients for our first cooked breakfast plus tea, coffee, milk, cake and fruit.
There was nothing we didn't like.
Cakes on arrival. Help and advice and info on local area.
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Factors In Fire Risk Analysis For Your Community
By knowing exactly what type of risk protection is needed, the fire administrator can make informed decisions about which resources to acquire and what programs to use.
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In our July 1996 column, we began our look at fire risk analysis. We have looked at target hazards and the need for effective record-keeping systems. Let us now build further upon what we have read.
There are many ways that a risk can be controlled or minimized. By knowing exactly what type of risk protection is needed, the fire administrator can make informed decisions about which resources to acquire and what programs to use.
Fire flow analysis forms the basis of determining risk levels in your community. Should you decide to perform a risk analysis in your community, there are two fire flows which must be calculated for the identified target hazards.
- Initial attack
- Sustained attack
These flows are crucial, in that they coincide with a fire department's ability to (1) provide an aggressive offensive interior attack and halt fire spread within a structure (initial attack flow) or (2) provide a defensive operation capable of limiting the spread of a major fire from building to building (sustained attack flow).
The initial attack flow is calculated by using the "ideal rate of flow" formula developed by Keith Royer and Floyd Nelson at Iowa State University back in the 1960s.
The volumetric measurements of the largest single open area of a building must be calculated and divided by a constant (100) to achieve an approximate number of gallons per minute (gpm) of fire attack water. The formula reads as follows:
- Length of Building x Width x Height/100 = Gallons-Per-Minute
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Let us use the example of a warehouse building which is 100 feet long, 100 feet wide and has a ceiling height of 10 feet.
- 100' x 100' x 10'/100 = 1,000 GPM
A building whose largest open area was of these dimensions would require an initial attack flow of 1,000 gpm to control a fire using the offensive interior attack mode. The importance of this figure for planning fire department operational resource allocation will soon become apparent.
According to the National Fire Academy (NFA) course Fire Risk Analysis, a fire department must generate its required initial attack flow within 10 minutes. It must accomplish this to receive maximum credit for meeting risk analysis standards. In rural areas, allowances may have to be made for increased response times. A review of past response times can provide guidance in making this determination.
The calculations required for developing a sustained attacked flow figure are more complex. The formula used by the NFA in its Fire Risk Analysis course is derived from the Guide for Determining Needed Fire Flow developed by the Insurance Service Office (ISO) for use in its fire risk analysis program.
In its simplest form the formula involves using a square footage figure to develop a basic gpm fire flow. The flow will vary based upon size, construction type and occupancy of the building being studied. This flow is an excellent planning tool for ascertaining the array of forces needed to control large-scale fires
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Intersectoral Wage Linkages in Sweden
AbstractThe purpose of this study is to investigate if the wage setting in certain sectors of the Swedish economy influences the wage setting in other sectors. The theoretical background is the Scandinavian model of inflation, which states that the wage setting in the sectors exposed to international competition should influence the wage setting in the sheltered sectors of the economy. The Johansen maximum likelihood cointegration approach is applied to quarterly data on Swedish sector wages for the period 1980:1–2002:2. Different vector error correction (VEC) models are created based on assumptions of which sectors are and which sectors are not exposed to international competition. The wage adaptability between sectors is then tested by imposing restrictions on the estimated VEC models. Finally, Granger causality tests are performed in the different restricted/unrestricted VEC models to test for sector wage leadership. The empirical results indicate large wage adaptability between manufacturing, construction, wholesale and retail trade, the central government sector and the municipalities and county councils sector. This is in line with the assumptions of the Scandinavian model. Furthermore, the empirical results indicate low wage adaptability between the financial sector and manufacturing, and between the financial sector and the two public sectors. The Granger causality tests provide strong evidence of the existence of intersectoral wage causality, but no evidence of a wage leading role in line with the assumptions of the Scandinavian model for any of the sectors.
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Related researchKeywords: Sector wage linkages; Wage leadership; Wage adaptability; Scandinavian model of inflation; Exposed and sheltered sectors; Vector error correction (VEC) models;
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Mo Willems of Park Slope, Brooklyn manages to make good out of a tricky situation. This autobiographical account chronicles an ill-fated trip to the laundry mat. Trixie and Mo, accompanied by Trixies presumably favorite stuffed bunny, Knufflebunny, head off for some daddy daughter bonding time over errands. Knuffle bunny is accidentally left at the laundry mat. Trixie melts down on the way home, but since she is too young to speak, her father can't figure what's wrong with her. Upon returning home, mom immediately asks, "Were's Knuffle Bunny?" The whole family races out to find the bunny. Upon his recovery, Trixie utters her first words.
The plot summary really doesn't do justice to how endearing this story is. Remember the artwork, Desi. Somehow Willems manages to make triangular noses adorable. Of note is that the cartoons are set against realistic, possibly actual, pictures of Brooklyn.
Trixie goes on an errand with her daddy and beloved Knuffle Bunny, but somewhere along the way, something terrible happens - Knuffle Bunny gets lost. Retracing their steps, Trixie and her daddy race back to the Laundromat to find her friend. Will Knuffle Bunny be found?
Black-and-white photographs mixed with hand-drawn illustrations accompany this sweet story about a young girl who loses her favorite stuffed animal.
Trixie can't go anywhere without her Knuffle Bunny. When he gets lost after a trip to the laundromat with her dad she throws a major fit to try to get him to understand her beloved bunny is missing.
I loved the use of mixed media in Knuffle Bunny by Mo Willems. Reality hits a dad who is on his way to do the laundry and a favorite toy gets lost, but it is nothing he can't handle. If you have ever loved a stuffed toy, or been the parents of a child who can't live without their favorite "stuffy," than this would be fun to read together. Many children have been through the stress of finding that a toy they are attached to has been left behind somewhere and can relate to the joy Trixie feels when she and Knuffle Bunny are reunited.
Placing cartoon drawings against black and white pictures of real places allows a subtle but powerful opportunity for children to associate the story with real life. The cartoon characters are clearly not the child themselves or their family, but they are relatable. The humor is subtle, also. With Dad running the errands and not noticing the missing bunny, and Mom immediately noting the source of Trixie's frustration.
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Amazon.com Product Description (ISBN 0786818700, Hardcover)Trixie, Daddy, and Knuffle Bunny take a trip to the neighborhood Laundromat. But the exciting adventure takes a dramatic turn when Trixie realizes somebunny was left behind… Using a combination of muted black-and-white photographs and expressive illustrations, this stunning book tells a brilliantly true-to-life tale about what happens when Daddy's in charge and things go terribly, hilariously wrong.
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After Trixie and daddy leave the laundromat, something very important turns up missing.
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This blog entry will be updated throughout the night until the Suns make their draft picks.
9 p.m. Thursday
The deal will be official once the final pick of the second round is made.
8:47 p.m. Thursday
Check that. The Suns just had the draft of their dreams.
They can't announce the trade yet because it is pending league approval but Phoenix has acquired Slovenian point guard Goran Dragic in a trade with San Antonio.
This is a 6-foot-4, lefthanded point guard who Phoenix envisions can back up Steve Nash and take over the job in a couple years likely will be a Sun. Phoenix fancied him more than D.J. Augustin or Mario Chalmers and spent the night trying to make a deal to move up in the second round to land him.
By adding Dragic, Phoenix has addressed two of the toughest positions to fill -- center and point guard.
The Suns gave the Spurs Malik Hairston as well as a second-round pick in 2009 and cash to get Dragic.
8:27 p.m. Thursday
Phoenix selected Oregon swingman Malik Hairston with the 48th pick.
Hairston is 6 feet 6 and 220 pounds. The Detroit native was highly regarded out of high school and started four years at Oregon, averaging 16.3 points as a senior with 43.3 percent 3-point shooting. He is touted for his ability to drive and shoot outside and his unselfish play. He reportedly dropped 20 pounds in the past two months to get ready for the NBA Pre-Draft Camp in Orlando, where he impressed the Suns with aggressive play.
He graduated a year ago from Oregon with a degree in political science.
8:20 p.m. Thursday
Unless the Suns just made a trade with San Antonio, Phoenix just took a big hit.
The point guard of their dreams, Slovenian 21-year-old Goran Dragic, nearly fell all the way to No. 48 before the Spurs just beat the Suns again at No. 45. San Antonio tabbed Dragic, a point guard the Suns hoped to find a way to get to be the heir apparent for Steve Nash.
7:30 p.m. Thursday
Seattle's No. 32 pick is getting close. It could be a critical point because the Sonics are believed to have interest in the same player the Suns are targeting in the second round.
7:10 p.m. Thursday
Robin Lopez just conducted a brief conference call with reporters. He will be in Phoenix on Friday for a 2 p.m. press conference. Here is a sampling of what Lopez said tonight:
"I got very positive reviews when I worked out for them (the Suns)."
"I think I can rebound, play defense and most of all I bring a lot of intensity to the court."
"I was hoping I'd drop. I think I was the only person in the draft that was hoping he'd drop."
"I heard somebody said I would dive into a canyon for a loose ball. I think that describes me perfectly."
"This is everything I imagined and hoped it would be."
"I feel I can bring 110 percent every day. I'll definitely help the team."
"I think some teams were surprised how well I shot the ball."
6:21 p.m. Thursday
Some initial Suns comments on the selection of Robin Lopez.
Suns GM Steve Kerr: "One of the things Terry (Porter) made very clear when he took this job was we needed to be able to protect the rim and cover screen and rolls better with a big man."
Kerr: "We think he's a really, really good defensive player. He's active. He's tough. I think he complements Amare extremely well. He complements everybody because he addresses a lot of our issues, our weaknesses, for us. We're expecting him to come in and play a role for us right away."
Kerr: "Boris (Diaw) can play any of the three frontcourt spots. Whether he is playing off Boris or Amare, it makes a lot of sense because those guys are scorers and playmakers and Robin cleans up the mess."
Kerr: "We've had such great skill players here over the years. The one thing we've lacked the last few years is a tough guy, a guy who is going to get on the floor, be a little crazy, knock people down, get his hands on a lot of balls on tips, create second-chance opportunities. That's what this guys does. He's not somebody who's going to come in and dominate a game offensively. He does things we don't, frankly. He also runs well. We anticipate him helping our defense and yet being able to keep up with the pace."
Coach Terry Porter: "It was something that me and Steve talked about, as far as who we're looking for to fill a certain role at the defensive end. He's a young man who brings a lot of energy and a lot of tenacity as far as the way he approaches things at the defensive end. We really like what he brings to the table as far as his ability to block shots."
Kerr said the Suns never came close to making a deal to move into the lottery picks. However, there is still a possibility of the Suns acquiring an early second-round pick because there is a certain player they want who likely will not survive to their No. 48 pick.
5:58 p.m. Thursday
It's official: the Suns have selected Robin Lopez.
5:55 p.m. Thursday
It seems to be all but a certainty now that the Suns are about to select Stanford center Robin Lopez. They will do so because he's a legitimate 7-footer who will bring energy, rebounding and shot-blocking in a bench role immediately. He's likened to Anderson Varejao and the Suns feel like there is not a lot of difference between him and his twin, Brook, because they think his offensive skills can improve. They think he could wind up being better than Brook in the long run because of his motor and his drive as the unproven one. GM Steve Ker has been high on Robin all along.
5:49 p.m. Thursday
Golden State would now seem to be making the Suns' pick for them. It doesn't look like a surprise element will come into play now that Phoenix knows either Anthony Randolph or Robin Lopez will be available.
And with the Warriors picking, they might get to make their choice between the guy they expected to be there (Lopez) and the guy they only hoped would fall there (Randolph).
5:45 p.m. Thursday
That Jason Thompson pick by Sacramento was huge for the Suns.
Only Portland and Golden State now select before Phoenix's pick and there are three guys that the Suns like still on the board. The Suns would probably rank them in this order: Louisiana State forward Anthony Randolph, Stanford center Robin Lopez and Kansas guard Brandon Rush.
Portland is up next and it's hard to tell what the Blazers are doing because they may have a deal in the works. Golden State is supposed to like Kosta Koufos but does that change if Randolph is there? And is some team willing to make a deal with Portland right now because Randolph is on the board?
5:10 p.m. Thursday
Italian and friendship roots beat out home state college ties.
Mike D'Antoni's Knicks just took Italian forward Danilo Gallinari, whose father once was roommates with D'Antoni in Milan and played with him for eight seasons. D'Antoni told stories about how tough his father was and this kid is supposed to carry some of those traits with a jump shot.
There is nothing to shake up the draft too much so far, with the Clippers now expected to take Eric Gordon and Milwaukee to go with Joe Alexander.
4:40 p.m. Thursday
So what happens if the Suns don't make a deal and nobody of instant impact is available at No. 15? If there's no Anthony Randolph and no Robin Lopez and maybe no Brandon Rush and no lottery-projected player tumbling, then what do the Suns do?
With only one first-round draft pick, it just does not seem like that Phoenix would go with a project big man at that point. It does not seem like D.J. Augustin or Mario Chalmers are the point guards of the franchise's future.
That sets up the possibility of a surprise pick.
2:57 p.m. Thursday
If you didn't believe the mock, article or blog entry that the Suns are high on Stanford center Robin Lopez, you might want to start getting comfortable with the idea because there are assurances that Phoenix's interest in him is no smokescreen.
This does not mean that the Suns are not still interested in Kansas guard Brandon Rush. Phoenix has talked to Indiana about sending guard Leandro Barbosa there for 31-year-old center Jeff Foster (one contract year remaining at $6.2 million) and the Pacers' 11th pick. Indiana no longer needs that choice to take Texas point guard D.J. Augustin if the reported deal for Toronto point guard T.J. Ford is true.
If Phoenix had the 11th and 15th picks, the question becomes what order to take Rush and Lopez or whether Louisiana State forward Anthony Randolph enters the equation. Sacramento, at 12, would take D.J. Augustin or Joe Alexander if either is there but goes for a big man otherwise. Portland, at 13, is the wild card. Golden State, at 14, is believed to want Kosta Koufos.
Indiana is not the only Barbosa possible destination. There has also been talks involving sending Barbosa to Cleveland for the Cavaliers' No. 19 pick and 24-year-old swingman Sasha Pavlovic (two contract years remaining for $4.5 million and $4.95 million.


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Summary: Write about the children of the Fellowship. You don't have to include all of them. Not everyone has to have a child. It's up to you. Can be based on the book or the film.
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