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The measure to close the loophole through higher penalties for voter fraud has been dubbed the "Caldara bill" after Independence Institute president Jon Caldara, who publicly exposed the troubles with the new law during last September's recall election of former Senate President John Morse.
Caldara, a resident of Boulder, rented a room from a friend in Morse's district in Colorado Springs and cast a blank ballot in the election. He then changed his mind about living in Colorado Springs and moved back to Boulder.
"Keep in mind, I didn't 'intend' to move to Colorado Springs, I actually moved there," he told the Colorado Observer. "Who knows where I might move again?"
Although liberal groups called for Caldara to be prosecuted, the state attorney general didn't press charges, saying they weren't "warranted or viable."
At last month's Senate Affairs Committee hearing, Democratic bill sponsor Sen. Jesse Ulibarri, made it clear the fix-it bill is a result of Caldara's stunt.
"There's one high-profile case of someone who I believe misrepresented where his sole legal residence was, and this enhances the penalty," he is quoted as saying in the Observer.
The article notes that Republican lawmakers — who unanimously opposed the election reform bill last year — are generally resisting the urge to gloat over what they'd long said was a mistake in the Democrats' legislation.
But Caldara himself said he was "flattered" at the bill to fix it.
"It would have been nice if they'd just listened to us last year in the first place instead of having this mad rush to create their permanent electoral victories," Caldara told the Observer. "It was just the arrogance of the last session of grabbing as much as they could while they could that just got them so very sloppy. And it's not just sloppy, it was dangerous what they did."
"My feeling is that if my move helped to rectify even a small part of [the election reform law], then I need to move to a lot more places a lot more often," he continued.
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Yung Nate - Hate No More
Artist: Yung Nate
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Producer: Woody
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Avg Rating: 3.0 ( 7 total votes )
To paraphrase both Martin Luther King, Jr. and Yoda, hate does as much damage to the hater as to the object of hatred. Especially if said objects are Yung Nate and El Prez, who could care less what jealous lames think of their music or fly lifestyle. The final release in their #FreeMusic campaign, Hate No More finds Booth-approved beatsmith/artist Woody crafting a lush, piano-driven instrumental to back the DJBooth residents as they talk themselves up and brush off the competition. Prez takes the lead, taunting those who are envious of his hustle ("I know you're mad at our success, thinkin' you're gon' pop next."), before passing the mic to his colleague for some sexually-themed trash-talk ("Your girl is on me, pink wine and R&B…"). Whatever non-constructive criticism they're receiving from other quarters, I doubt that listeners in the Booth will find much to hate here. As always, though, I'll let y'all have the final say. Those who like what they're hearing can look forward to plenty more dope material on the twosome's aptly-titled collaborative street album, scheduled for release February 20.
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AT&T: iPhone 3G + 3GS MMS on September 25
Following earlier claims that AT&T would enable U.S. iPhone 3G and 3GS users to have access to multimedia messaging (MMS) by late summer 2009, the company today announced that MMS support will launch on September 25, 2009, several days after the official end of summer. "We know that iPhone users will embrace MMS," AT&T said in a statement today. "The unique capabilities and high usage of the iPhone's multimedia capabilities required us to work on our network MMS architecture to carry the expected record volumes of MMS traffic and ensure an excellent experience from Day One." AT&T's failure to support MMS immediately upon the release of iPhone 3.0 software drew jeers from attendees at Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference, as well as U.S.-based users, some of whom have sued AT&T and Apple over the continued unavailability of the feature. The companies still have not announced the date at which tethering—another iPhone 3.0 feature, enabling an iPhone to serve as a computer's modem—will be supported by AT&T.
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Summer ends on September 21st, at least officially, so they won't be a month behind.
Posted by Joel on September 3, 2009 at 5:00 PM (CDT)
Well my first reply got the spam filter for some reason…to Joel, exactly right, looking at the calendar now, 9/22/09 @ 21:18 UTC, so just over 3 days. Hardly a month.
Posted by JW in STL on September 3, 2009 at 5:15 PM (CDT)
i think they might need to look at caldenar on the iPhone…hey! there's an app for that!
Sorry couldn't resist.
Posted by JW in STL on September 3, 2009 at 5:18 PM (CDT)
One month after summer begins??
Call me crazy but I wouldn't really anticipate a crippling amount of iPhone users deciding to MMS all at once. I mean, maybe everyone will send a picture message the first day but I can't see it making much of a dent in the network after that.
Posted by Bethany on September 3, 2009 at 5:29 PM (CDT)
Yeah, how much more traffic could MMS possibly add to their network? To me its just a different kind of traffic, not necessarily more. I'll MMS instead of emailing a pic maybe.
Posted by Ben Zell on September 3, 2009 at 6:29 PM (CDT)
I dont understand. Why not just use email… MMS is kind of a step backwards. Who has a phone anymore that wont do email?
Posted by Ruth on September 4, 2009 at 9:25 AM (CDT)
Since we are forced to use AT&T as the sole source for an iPhone, we should take steps to force AT&T to allow tethering and other actions with the iPhone. Or, Apple should allow multiple source providers to offer the iPhone. Let the people decide which carrier they want to use. I believe this is called fair competition.
Posted by Johnnie on September 4, 2009 at 9:30 AM (CDT)
One more comment. MMS has been offered to consumers for a few years and AT&T is just now getting around to offering it for the iPhone. Something wrong with this picture.
Posted by Johnnie on September 4, 2009 at 9:37 AM (CDT)
I too am not really concerned with the ability to do this - once I got the iPhone in June, I realized it's an overrated feature (to me) since I can use email. Additionally, I still have some older family members who haven't had a need to change from their 'brick' style phone - so email is just an overall easier way to get pictures out to them. Does that mean I won't use the feature - well, with an unlimited message package, I can see a need to occasionally use it to MMS pics to other friends that I know have an iPhone or other phone with similar capabilities.
Posted by DJ Renton on September 4, 2009 at 9:48 AM (CDT)
#6: MMS is so much faster and easier than e-mail. And the vast majority of phones in use out there in the USA are "dumb" phones with little/no e-mail support.
#7: I have to agree. For example, Apple could easily offer an updated 1G iPhone to T-Mobile, since they have the same GSM and EDGE frequencies and capabilties as AT&T.
Posted by Herr Doktor on September 4, 2009 at 9:48 AM (CDT)
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Ultimate cruiser carrier destroyer 3 in 1
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There's a new pop-up boutique in Midtown Miami where men's fashion is taking a cue from the military.
Jonathan Eyal, owner, Supply & Advise: "In the military, people are always squared away, and that's what we're about."
Supply & Advise is decorated for fashion battle, with bullet casings, a dirt bike, and an old military mule.
Jonathan Eyal: "I thought it would be interesting to use it to merchandise clothing."
The owner, Jonathan Eyal, used to work for a defense company that made equipment for soldiers, so his store carries sprinkles of military-inspired clothing and accessories. But his biggest focus is on clothing that is durable and made in America.
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This is a no nonsense unit of fairly rugged construction. The 37 note keyboard goes from F to F which is ideal. As a church organist I am used to playing with both hands close together unlike piano players who spread themselves on the keyboard. I am using it to trigger Garittan sounds of orchestral instruments into Windows 7, 64 bit. There were no problems with the installation, I just had to tick the right box under tools / preferences in the Aria player. There is a tiny delay due to latency but not enough to interfere with playing. The touch sensitivity could be better, I have to hammer the piano sounds but as I mainly use organ it is not a problem for me. The only controls are the up / down octave buttons which give at least 2 up and 2 down.Lack of any midi channel buttons is a nuisance but for the price this is an excellent unit.
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Founders All Day IPA - Founders Brewing Company
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Reviews by kevanb:
3.99/5 rDev +3.4%
12oz bottle poured into a Founders Brewing Company snifter.
Pours a true copper color, hues of orange and gold, fairly clear texture with a slight chill haze. A thin, fizzy white head surfaces for a brief moment before receding into nothingness leaving no film and no lacing. The aroma is pleasant, light citrusy and floral hops, a bit of fruit brings out the sweetness from the grain that is soft and subtle. I can't say there is too much going on here, but it's certainly enough to keep my interest. The flavors are right in line with the nose, light tropical fruit, citrus fruit with floral undertones lead the way with some earthier pine and pale cereal grain at the finish. The body is nice, carbonation is a bit higher but still moderate, with a lightly dry finish.
Verdict: A really enjoyable session IPA from Founders. The flavors do skew to the lighter side and aren't as impactful as a higher gravity IPA but the refreshing nature of this beer makes it a winner.
03-07-2013 03:04:02 | More by kevanb
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North Carolina
4/5 rDev +3.6%
I have a special fondness like alot of people do for this GR brewery.Poured into a standard pint glass a dull medium golden with almost no head to speak of,I gotta say alittle unhappy with the pour.Tropical fruit-like hop aromas along with grass to give the hops more punch,a lightly sweet malt base underneath,nice hop complexity.Tangerine hops dominate the palate with mild caramel sweetness and toasted cereal grains underneath the good hop profile.Yeah this is a great American style session ale with its big hop presence,Iam gonna buy a few six packs before grillin season.
02-10-2012 22:44:30 | More by oberon
4/5 rDev +3.6%
03-24-2014 12:23:58 | More by mojohawk21
3.75/5 rDev -2.8%
05-28-2013 00:41:54 | More by DanGeo
3.75/5 rDev -2.8%
12-24-2013 23:25:39 | More by Turbo
4.01/5 rDev +3.9%
Poured from a bottle into a pint glass. The color is a hazy amber/copper mixture, along the lines of what you'd expect for an American IPA. Minimal head and minimal lacing left on the glass. Smells very earthy, even more so than many full-on IPAs. Heavy on the hops and very piney, full of oils and resins. Tons of citrus on the nose also, especially as it warms up, mainly grapefruit and pineapple. The taste follows right along with a heavy dose of pine, hops, and dank resins, balanced superbly by the citrus flavors of the grapefruit and pineapple. Slight warmth, which is funny considering the low ABV. Carbonation is nice and provides a good bite. The aftertaste is slightly woody and definitely bitter.
My only main complaint is that the beer tastes a bit "watery" at times, but nonetheless, is still packed with flavor for a 4.7% ABV beer. This is definitely something I could drink all day.
09-25-2012 19:32:53 | More by tectactoe
4.25/5 rDev +10.1%
05-03-2014 18:39:54 | More by Hoppin_mad
New York
4.26/5 rDev +10.4%
A: Golden with a light haze.
S: A strong citrus hop aroma with some pineapple, tropical fruit notes. There is a moderate amount of a herbaceous, grassiness from dry hopping and just a slight bit of malt sweetness.
T: This is a great hop delivery device, with strong citrus and tropical fruit flavored hops and a moderately-strong hops bitterness. The isn't much in the way of malt, just a light clean sweetness. The balance is bitter with a dry finish.
O: A great take in a lower abv IPA which highlights the hops even more than a maltier strong beer would.
03-08-2013 18:58:52 | More by MadScientist
New Hampshire
4.5/5 rDev +16.6%
07-25-2013 16:52:25 | More by JeffDam
4.25/5 rDev +10.1%
06-19-2013 15:48:38 | More by jono0101
3.5/5 rDev -9.3%
09-11-2013 21:15:27 | More by npala86
3/5 rDev -22.3%
05-12-2013 22:27:36 | More by Tiernan
4/5 rDev +3.6%
04-05-2014 00:46:11 | More by tbryan5
New York
3.25/5 rDev -15.8%
11-15-2013 22:35:19 | More by Daniel_Kang
3.96/5 rDev +2.6%
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4/5 rDev +3.6%
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4/5 rDev +3.6%
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3/5 rDev -22.3%
06-21-2014 00:27:11 | More by SuomiHobbit
4.75/5 rDev +23.1%
04-21-2013 16:01:45 | More by supa0525
2.75/5 rDev -28.8%
06-22-2014 00:54:49 | More by SmellTheGluv
Rhode Island
3/5 rDev -22.3%
11-25-2013 01:14:07 | More by jpwadd
4/5 rDev +3.6%
08-15-2012 04:58:24 | More by danthehopslamman
New York
2.75/5 rDev -28.8%
08-10-2014 18:51:33 | More by kuishinbo_tantei
3.83/5 rDev -0.8%
In a pint glass this beer was gold in color. It had a medium-sized white head, and there was a fair amount of lace.
Aroma nice, but a little lacking. Faint citrus and some sweet malt.
Improvement in the taste. The citrus came through more, as grapefruit, orange, and lime. Some biscuit in the background.
Nicely hopped. Definitely an all-day beer.
03-13-2013 21:57:38 | More by lordofthewiens
New York
3.75/5 rDev -2.8%
07-24-2014 19:15:45 | More by Akabufflaobilly
Founders All Day IPA from Founders Brewing Company
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WINTER HAVEN, Fla. -- When the Indians sent pitcher Cliff Lee down to Triple-A Buffalo last summer, he reportedly took the news professionally and understood their rationale.But Lee doesn't sound as willing to accept such a move this spring. "I absolutely have no desire to go and pitch in Buffalo ever again," Lee said. "I do have another [Minor League] option left, but if that's what it comes down to ... I haven't even really thought about that. But I know it's not something I'm considering in my mind." All winter, Lee's name was floated in vague and unsubstantiated trade rumors. With two other younger options for their fifth-starting job -- Aaron Laffey and Jeremy Sowers -- the Indians could have been forgiven for sending Lee packing. Then again, taking into account his disastrous 2007 season and the two years and $9.5 million remaining on his contract, Lee's trade value is undoubtedly at its lowest point. And the Indians never seemed inclined to part with their starting depth, anyway. So Lee finds himself here, at Chain of Lakes Park, fighting for the final spot in the Indians' rotation, despite being just 18 months removed from signing a contract that seemed to cement his status as one of the club's core players. "This is definitely a big spring for me," Lee said. "Last year, I struggled. I've got to come back this year and get back to being my normal self." Lee's '07 season wasn't normal, by any stretch of the imagination. First came the abdominal strain that sidelined him in Spring Training and the first month of the regular season. Then, upon his return, he found himself playing from behind. Of Lee's 16 starts for the Tribe last year, a couple were worth savoring. His complete game in Anaheim on May 8 was a definitive highlight. For the most part, though, Lee either treaded water in a sea of mediocrity or got flat-out knocked around. And when he went 0-4 with an 11.70 ERA in a four-start stretch in July, upping his season ERA to a ghastly 6.38, it was time for the Indians to cut the cord. Lee was Buffalo-bound.
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Cleaning staff is either not trained or have no interest in doing the job. only one visit in 4 days stay.
Filthy, terrible air quality
The picture on site does not show the back of the hotel where they have old rooms and the room we has was dated, wallpaper was peeling everywhere. Just not what I expected....... I did not expect 5 star but I would only put it at a 1-2star o ly
The location
Room is dated. Toilet did not work properly had to get it fixed. Mold on base boards. Old and noisy air conditioner and did not throw sufficient cool air. Parking too far from room.
Staff was friendly and location was perfect
Disappointed that room had no fridge and the phone did not work. Informed staff that phone was not working with no results. Also I think that customers should be told upfront about deposit fees and parking fees
Hotel was so convenient for Clifton Hill, the casino, good eating places, better than the fallsview area. The area is a bit quieter. Staff were friendly and very helpful.Good for the price and will probably stay again because of the location.
Beds were rock hard.Hotel does need some updating,towels were well worn but clean. Shower was not very strong at all!
Spacious rooms. Jetted tub!! Helpful and caring staff. Large fridge with freezer. Wifi was easy to use and connect to. Parking set up is great with the check in/ check out spots up front. Would come back in future.
Long lines at front desk. Need more staff working the front desk to help improve wait time and answer phones. Hot tub was too hot. Wine glasses for rooms is necessary in wine country. Drinking nice wine from a paper cup feels very tacky and cheap.
handy to all the action in town. Reception made us welcome. Wished we could have stayed longer
Lack of coffee making facilities in room.
Staff was friendly and helpful. Location was excellent. We only stayed one night and didn't do anything there but sleep and leave. Beds were comfortable. Easy check in and out. If you have a limited budget and want to stay in the heart of clifton hills and don't mind a budget hotel it's ok for one night.
The air conditioner was not right. If seemed humid in the room. We were lucky it was chilly at night so it wasn't too bad for one night. We stayed in another hotel the next 3 nights. What a difference. We paid more and got what we paid for. Excellence. The rooms are dated and slightly shabby, but clean. Make sure you stay in the tower and possibly on top floor because there is a strong chlorine smell from the pool. We stayed in re 702, a good choice. No view but who cares.
・location is great.
・wi-fi network doesn't work at midnight.
location close to the strip walking distance to attractions
room was a little out dated
location clean room
front desk staff were very disorganized
close to everything
the price wasnt worth the money. we were on the 2nd floor had to walk up the stairs.
proximity to all the attractions
- not cleaned very well - shower was plugged and had gross hair everywhere from a previous guest. - curtains had blood on them and were in disrepair (didnt close) - the place was just old and worn out needs to be updated like its neighboring Days Inn on Cliffton Hill.
I liked the location, and the fact that applebees is downstairs. Our room was on the second floor, facing out to clifton hill and heard next to none street noise. Beds were comfy enough and had a mini fridge WITH a freezer. Overall was a pleasent stay with a decent price.
Needs to be an adult only swim time near the end of the night. Went down to the pool and hot tub at 10pm to relax and was disappointed to find there was a bunch of kids playing. Needless to say it wasn't very relaxing. Other hotels don't allow kids after 10 p.m. so that more mature people can relax. It would be great if this and all hotels adopted this practice.
Good location to Clifton hill
Facility is run down, many repairs needed throughout the property, from doors, ice machines, unsafe walkways, phone didn't work, poor quality patch jobs, list goes on.
it would be nice to have mini fridge in the room
I have stayed here several times and will be back again
It was close to everything like restaurants, amusement centers and shops
We waited for more than an hour for the room to be ready. And why one staff at the rece
friendly and helpful staff great location great value room had a fridge and microwave
carpet was a bit stained a few extra towels would be good
room was clean and roomy and hotel was close to all things you want to see in Niagara. staff at front desk were very helpful in getting us to different locations.
I like the location, very close to main attractions.
No fridge
I have stayed at Days Inn Hotels in many cities including Days Inn at different location in Niagara Falls. This was by far the worst Days Inn I have ever stayed in. The key to the room did not work. I had to take it back to the front desk several times to be activated. My family and I were eventually able to get into the room with help from hotel staff but getting into the room proved to be a labour intensive exercise each and every time. My family and I basically had to push our way into the room that we were paying for. We were assigned one of the rooms outside the main hotel building with no elevator access. Getting into the room with our baby on a stroller proved to be a nightmare. If you have a young child on a stroller, or if you are disabled or elderly, this hotel is definitely not for you. There was also no telephone in the room, which meant that we could not even call the front desk if we had a problem in th room. We complained about this to the hotel staff but they shrugged their shoulders and showed no concern at all. If you are visiting Niagara Falls with the intention of having a good time, stay as far away from this hotel as you can.
They need to update the wifi signal and improve television reception and cable.
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Enough space for family
Breakfast was not prepared in time Room didn't include agreed roll in (but was organized later)
Very nicely decorated and clean. The bed was very comfortable and the kitchenette was nice. Staff was very helpful and polite.
Very disappointed that there was no restaurant or bar which was especially bad because there is literally no place nearby to buy food or eat out so I was forced to travel miles for meals. Had I known this I would not have stayed here.
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Kitchenette with stone counter, refrigerator and microwave. Good shampoo. Large bed, lots of pillows, no bedbugs.
Small room. Small TV. Took 1 hour for old, loud AC to cool room down. Thermostat is activated by leaving a key card in a slot next to the door, so rooms here will not be climate controlled upon arrival. Weird neighborhood. All windows & balconies in the hotel have a view of a brick wall. For the price you can do better.
The manager. He resolved a problem we had with great speed and flair,
location is a bit out of the way. But very culturally interesting neighborhood
Pleasant room with comfortable bed.
Very noisy school buses travelling all hours
Everything was comfortable. I felt secure in the neighborhood coming home by bus from the subway late at night.
I would have appreciated a glutten free choice at breakfast.
Great breakfast
Broken hair dryer Housekeeping didn't clean my room Sinkisding stopper Air freshener was way too strong in hotel
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Staff are very friendly!
Staff was really friendly.
Clean, new, room size, tv remote and in room safe repaired while we were out. K-cup coffee in lobby. 6 blocks from G train.
Housekeeping did not replace consumed shampoo, did not replace all towels, in room safe and tv remote did not work when we arrived.
Loved the option of having a kitchenette so you have the option to eat healthy and not order out. Bathroom is modern and impressive. Comfortable bed.
The air conditioner in the room was too loud, had to turn it off completely. No utensils or plates and cutlery provided. So not sure why there's the kitchenette. A Minnie bar would be great or more coffee and tea provided in room with perhaps a kettle and mugs. Otherwise I thoroughly enjoyed my stay :)
New, clean, well furnished.
Horrible location. No nearby restaurants, run down neighborhood and heavy truck traffic on the streets. For about the same money we could have a room in Manhattan. Very poor value.
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I loved the comfort of the room and the cozy feeling.
The breakfast was blah and not much to offer, but that is my only complaint.
We were in a safe neighbourhood and it was in walking distance to our son's house.
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Nothing really! For a weekend stay this place was perfect!
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After a competitive start to the first quarter, the Spurs proceeded to thoroughly dismantle the Nuggets, extending a 19 point halftime lead to a 31 point blowout.
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Faried's blossoming post game:
Matt had a great write-up on Faried's improvements but I thought it was worth reiterating it a bit here. Faried began the year a player adrift. The GM who coveted him when so many others had passed and the coach whose up and down offensive style seemed designed to maximize his athletic ability while minimizing his half court deficiencies were both gone. Trade rumors swirled around him and Brian Shaw seemed dead set on forcing him to go to work on offense with his back to the basket. Faried's subsequent failures started costing him minutes.
And yet, something weird happened. Despite what seemed like irrevocable differences between play style and offensive capability between player and coach, Faried did the thing that Brian Shaw was always purported to be able to do to players, one of the core reasons he was hired. Faried got better.
The Denver Nuggets have the most difficult remaining schedule in the NBA, and arguably the most injury-devastated roster to boot. Taken together, these two tough realities suggest that it will be very difficult for the Nuggets to win many of their remaining games.
But while proponents of tanking might take heart in this likelihood of losing, at the end of the day it almost certainly will hardly matter either way. As has been the case for months, Denver's best chance for a high draft pick remains with the (increasiningly unlikely) hope that the Knicks will crash and burn down the stretch. And even if the Nuggets lose out, they probably won't move up more than a single spot in the draft. (more…)
The Nuggets were outscored in the first quarter and never could recover. Durant was hot, Butler (see: Caron) was hot, and that's about all it took for the Thunder to ride this one home. Grades inside.
After overcoming their fatigue and coming back from a 21-point deficit and putting themselves in position to win, the Nuggets failed to execute down the stretch and lost a close one to the Hawks. Denver ends up going 2-3 on their five game road trip, which was highlighted by last night's big win in Miami.
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Things clearly haven't gone well for the Nuggets since the start of 2014. The team went into a tailspin, largely thanks to the injury bug that ripped through the team, forcing multiple games of Randy Foye at point guard and other drastic measures. But just because the team hasn't been headed in the right direction doesn't mean there hasn't been any good to come of the season. In fact recently something very encouraging has been happening.
Since the start of March Kenneth Faried has been on fire. The Manimal is averaging 21.1 points and 10.1 rebounds in seven games this month while shooting 64.5 percent from the floor and 70 percent from the free throw line. The stretch is probably the best Faried has played in his entire career and is encouraging for the Nuggets to see as they start to think about what kind of extension they will be offering him next season.
What makes things most exciting for Denver is how the growth has come in one of the places that it seems like Brian Shaw eventually wants to run his offense from—the post.