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Legal Humiliation of a Jewish "Holocaust Expert"
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An excerpt from the video "Dismantling the Holocaust", and focusing on the cross-examination of the prosecution's number one "Holocaust" expert, Dr. Raul Hilberg, during the 1985 political show-trial of publisher Ernst Zundel in Canada.
Hilberg's credibilty was completely destroyed by Zundel's lawyer, Doug Christie, during his cross-examination of Hilberg.
When the Zundel was brought back to court on a new trumped-up charge in a new 1988 political show-trial, Hilberg was too chicken-shit to make another appearance in Canadian court; knowing full well that he could be charged with perjury based on his 1985 appearance.
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Cal defeated conference rival Utah 51-29 to secure the inaugural PAC Rugby title. To Utah's credit, that was the most points surrendered by Cal this year.
In its first Homecoming on Witter Rugby Field since 2010, top-ranked California put in a controlled performance and scored seven tries to defeat Utah, 51-24, Saturday afternoon in front of a large crowd despite Spring Break for Cal students, clinching the inaugural PAC Rugby Conference title.
Saturday was also a high-school reunion for both captains, Cal outside center Seamus Kelly and Utah flanker Mike Juszczak, teammates at Xavier High School in New York City whose former team also enjoyed the contest from the bleachers during their spring tour of Northern California.
"It's something special to play in front of this crowd with my high school here today," said Kelly. "Utah has a talented group and I'm happy we could get this win in front of our fans."
Cal hosts its regular season finale against Saint Mary's on April 13th before embarking on a couple postseason tournaments.
Cal's will compete in the postseason at the Varsity Cup, in which the Bears face Notre Dame in an April 20 super-regional showdown at the United States Naval Academy in Annapolis, Md. The higher-seeded winner between that outcome and that of the Navy-Dartmouth super-regional will host a semifinal April 27, giving Cal and its fans one more possible home game in the postseason followed by the championship on May 4 in Provo, Utah.
After the Varsity Cup, Cal will travel to the Collegiate Rugby Championship 7s June 1-2 in Philadelphia.
A 7s championship would be a fine cherry on the top of this spectacular sundae of a season.
- The Bears advanced to the Elite Eight for the first time in program history! Cal will face the Bulldogs of Georgia after they upset Stanford.
- Coach Gottlieb was speechless after the Bears' win. She did, however, praise the team's improved free throw shooting.
- Evans Field hosted its first-ever night game. Cal lost to USC 4-3 in the debut.
- They turned the lights on and tried again, but Cal lost 9-5.
- Back under the sun, Cal defeated USC 15-5.
- Cal survived a pitchers' duel to defeat Sacramento State 1-0. A record crowd of 1,212 watched the game at Shea Stadium during a pleasant Sacramento! afternoon..
- Despite another solid performance from Megan Takacs (four goals), Cal lost 10-7 to Yale.
- The men's team lost 5-2 to the fourth-ranked Bruins.
- No. 6 USC defeated the women's team 6-1. The Bears bounced back to upset no. 4 UCLA 4-3.
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The state of Vermont is having more trouble with Tribble. Friday, the Vermont Supreme Court overturned the murder conviction of Dennis Tribble for a second time.
Tribble's most recent conviction came three years ago. He was found guilty of second-degree murder for shooting his neighbor Mike Borello in North Wolcott back in 2000. Tribble claimed it was a case of self-defense. But his lawyer-- over Tribble's objections-- also presented evidence that Tribble was not fully responsible for his actions because he was diagnosed with paranoia and delusional syndrome.
The Supreme Court ruled Friday that Tribble's wishes should have been obeyed and ordered a new trial.
This will be Tribble's third trial for the Borello murder. His original conviction back in 2002 was overturned because Tribble boycotted the trial and the Supreme Court ruled he had not mounted an adequate defense.
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It wasn't long ago that the Toronto Blue Jays were expected to be in the position now occupied by the Tampa Bay Rays as the third wheel atop the American League East. While there is some strong young talent in Toronto, J.P. Riccardi's five year plan is looking more like a two term presidential rebuilding plan in action. It's hard to believe that this team is anything resembling "on the road to competing" in the most vaunted division in baseball.
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Well it played a small role in a petty spat, but the people involved were fairly famous. Author Malcolm Gladwell was ripping author Steven Pinker, who had unfavorably reviewed his new book. One of his criticisms was the fact that:
"Pinker's third source was an article in the Columbia Journalism Review, prompted by my essay, that made an argument partly based on a link to a blog called "Niners Nation."
He uses us as a belittling shot, obviously unaware of the quality analysis happening here daily.
The article he references was this one, which was actually a review of some Football Outsiders stats. Ironically I think Gladwell cited his own stats from F.O. in the original piece on QBs that caused the argument. So its all pretty convoluted and unresearched on his part.....but funny place to come across the site.


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Professional Cat Cab inspires student participation
Kurt Scobie swept students off their feet at the professional Cat Cab on Feb. 17 in the Fred Meyer Lounge. With his illustrious talent in voice and piano, he captured the admiration of the audience.
"Tonight's performance was amazing," junior Jessie Goergen said. "He used a mixture of very good vocals and piano playing. I was very impressed with his song writing abilities; he even sang covers better than the original artists.Kurt Scobie is definitely someone I will be listening to from now on!"
At first, the students were reserved when replying to Scobie's questions. "How are y'all tonight?" only received a few, quiet replies. However, once he got the audience to sing along with his cover of "Hey Soul Sister", inhibitions had vanished and sparks of fun were everywhere.
He also got the students to sing a part in his new EP, "Crash."
Excitement buzzed through the audience when Scobie announced a contest. He played a mashup of five different songs and the first person to come up and name the artist and song after the concert got a free CD. Immediately after his last song ended, three girls rushed to his piano and listed off names. Sophomore Ashley Tobiska was the lucky winner.
Scobie has been busy since the start of his musical career in 2008, with more than 400 shows performed. Things aren't slowing down for him either. With the recent release of "Crash" in January, he is getting rave reviews and is played nationally on radio stations. He even has a music video in the works for his song "Your Crash."
Kurt Scobie's musical abilities didn't just spring up out of the ground. According to his website, "the Scobie family was always heavily involved in church functions," and his parents were also heavily involved in the church's music.
Scobie now lives in Atlanta, Ga., but according to his Facebook page, "he is most at home when he is on the road and meeting new people." It wasn't until he moved to Georgia that his musical career took flight.
According to his online biography, "2009 has brought an opportunity with the Atlanta Braves, his very first photo shoot, and his rookie appearance at the National Association for Campus Activities' National Convention."
Scobie mentioned that he has had three showcases in two years as a National Association for Campus Activities member.
Scobie has been able to work with many fellow artists, including Montell Jordan, The Civil Wars and Caleb Hawley from American Idol.
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Wendy Cruse's Stuffed Chicken
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4 pounded flat, marinated chicken breast (4oz each)
2 sauted leeks, white only
1/2 cup wild rice, cooked
1 tablespoon chopped parsley
1 egg
salt & pepper to taste
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1/4 cup vermouth
Mix leeks, rice, parsley, egg, & salt & pepper. Flatten chicken and place rice mixture on it. Roll it up and pace on a buttered pan, seam side down. Add chicken broth and vermouth. Bake at 350 degrees for 30 minutes.
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On Monday, there was graphic testimony in a Mason County courtroom from the woman who said she sat in the passenger seat when her husband shot and killed a Michigan State Police trooper last September.
Sarah Knysz faced her husband in court Monday, explaining the terror she faced as her husband shot the bullet that killed Trooper Paul Butterfield.
"He said he was sorry, but he had to do it," Knysz stated.
Bridgeport native Paul Butterfield was shot and killed during a traffic stop on Sept. 9, 2013.
Knysz laid out the circumstances, explaining she and her husband went to sell stolen guns at a bowling alley in Ludington that night. On their way back is when Butterfield made the stop.
"He had sold some of the guns, but not all of them, when he got pulled over," said Knysz.
She said her husband was driving on a suspended license - circumstances she believes led to Eric Knysz's decision to pull the trigger.
"He had to shoot him. He started to ask how it was going and my husband shot him," said Sarah Knysz.
She said her husband shot the trooper in the face and drove away. As part of a plea deal, Sarah Knysz agreed to testify against her husband. She was charged with being an accessory to the crime and is serving two to five years in prison.
The Mason County prosecutor read a letter written by Eric Knysz to his wife's lawyer explaining more details.
"My wife attempted to exit the vehicle to help the trooper, but I told her if she got out of the vehicle, I would kill her," the letter read.
Once the prosecution wrapped up its questioning, Eric Knysz advised his defense to not ask his wife any questions. While the jury was out of the room, Eric Knysz told his wife he loved her and was sorry to put her through this.
The prosecution is expected to wrap up its case on Tuesday.
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What began as a modeling assignment for 2007 Playmate of the Year Sara Jean Underwood has turned into a passion for the game of poker. Underwood, a native of Scappoose, Oregon, is the 2007 Playboy Playmate of the Year. She first modeled for VictoryPoker.net in an advertising campaign and soon became a member of Team Victory.
After playing in a Texas hold 'em charity tournament, the model and actress decided she wanted to learn the finer points of the game. She is currently training with Team Victory members Keith Gipson, Andrew Robl and others.
Underwood placed fourth in her first online tournament. "I obviously had very good teachers, because I'm doing very well."
Underwood, who needs a few credits for her bachelor's degree in business marketing from Oregon State University, said she relishes the challenge of playing poker against world-class pros, and the chance to put her brain to work. "I want to be known as a professional poker player who can hold my own at the top with some of the best," she said. "I think the key is just really hard work. I'm just going to throw myself in it. There are no short cuts."
When she's not playing poker, Underwood pursues a burgeoning film and television career and she recently co-founded hottiegram.com, a site that allows visitors to send customized video messages from Sara and other models. She's frequently seen on the G4 television network, where she recently hosted a behind-the-scenes special called "Women of Ninja Warrior," in which athletes compete on a grueling fitness course. She even tried out the course herself against female Japanese athletes.
In October 2009, Underwood wrapped up filming her starring role in "Zellwood," a horror movie set in the Florida Everglades. Her previous film credits include "House Bunny" and "Epic Movie."
Her favorite charity is the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, or ASPCA.


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A Choice of FuturesTalk6
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|A Choice of Futures
Cover by Alan Dingman
|Star Trek: Enterprise
|Rise of the Federation, No. 1
|Christopher L. Bennett
|Publication information
|Pocket Books
|eBook and paperback - 25 June 2013
|September 2162 - May 2163
Publisher's descriptionEdit
- An original novel set in the universe of Star Trek: Enterprise!
- A new nation has arisen from the ashes of the Romulan War: the United Federation of Planets, an unprecedented union of diverse species cooperating for the good of all. Admiral Jonathan Archer—the former captain of the Earth starship Enterprise, whose efforts made this union possible—envisions a vibrant Federation promoting galactic peace and a multispecies Starfleet dedicated to exploring strange new worlds. Archer's former crewmates, including Captain T'Pol of the U.S.S. Endeavour and Captain Malcolm Reed of the U.S.S. Pioneer, work with him to secure that bright future. Yet others within the Federation see its purpose as chiefly military, a united defense against a dangerous galaxy, while some of its neighbors view that military might with suspicion and fear. And getting the member nations, their space fleets, and even their technologies to work together as a unified whole is an ongoing challenge.
- When a new threat emerges from a force so alien and hostile that negotiation seems impossible, a group of unaligned worlds asks Starfleet to come to its defense, and the Federation's leaders seize the opportunity to build their reputation as an interstellar power. But Archer fears the conflict is building toward an unnecessary war, potentially taking the young nation down a path it was never meant to follow. Archer and his allies strive to find a better solution…but old foes are working secretly to sabotage their efforts and ensure that the great experiment called the Federation comes to a quick and bloody end.
Admiral Archer is contacted by the Tandarans, who blame the abduction of several of their children on Suliban refugees given safe haven by the Federation. On his flagship the USS Endeavour, now commanded by Captain T'Pol, Archer is able to expose the abductors as the Malurians, hoping to drive a rift between the Federation and Tandarans, and rescue the prisoners.
The mastermind is Archer's old enemy Garos, who begins working with the Orion group led by Navaar. The Orions are hoping to undermine the Federation and see an opportunity when the Mute aliens that Archer previously encountered begin stepping up their attacks on ships. They hope to use the situation to make the Federation more militaristic. Garos joins a conference set up to combat the threat and, despite opposition from Archer and T'Pol who favour a less aggressive move, a combined fleet of Federation and non-aligned worlds is despatched to confront the aliens and locate their homeworld. Phlox also finds evidence that transporter usage has left Archer and Reed with genetic damage and transporters are suspended for lifeforms except in emergencies.
Meanwhile, Reed is given command of the new USS Pioneer and invites Mayweather aboard as his first officer. A group of engineers led by Tobin Dax come aboard to supervise the integration of various Federation systems but accidentally create a micro-wormhole that traps the ship in a decaying orbit of a gas giant. The ship's science officer, Reynaldo Sangupta, eventually saves the day by communicating with cloud whales living in the atmosphere, who hold the ship aloft until it can be repaired. Reed invites Dax to be his chief engineer.
Garos stirs up hatred against the Mutes by framing them for the destruction of an Andorian-controlled Starfleet vessel. However, when some Mutes are captured, T'Pol and Sato realise that their means of communicating by infrared empathy means they can't recognize other lifeforms as sentient and have been treating them as wild animals to be analysed. Meanwhile, Archer reluctantly works with Tucker, despite no longer trusting Section 31, to expose Garos and the Orions' involvement.
T'Pol and Sato return the Mute prisoners to their fellows, with T'Pol having mind-melded with them to convince them of other lifeforms' sentience. After a long process of negotiation, they are able to convince the aliens, Vertians, to modify their behaviour towards other species and bring the conflict to a peaceful end.
However, while this has been going on Soval and the crew of the USS Essex have been negotiating with the Saurians, a race Starfleet accidentally revealed the existence of other worlds to, for their mineral rights. They find that most of the world has formed into a Global League but the hereditary ruler of the most mineral-rich region, Maltuvis, presents himself as independent. He attempts to get Captain Shumar to provide him with weapons to take over the world but is forced to accept a peaceful treatment. However, he then signs a treaty with Navaar and Garos to provide him with the weapons, with the Orions knowing the Federation will be blamed for his conquests.
- Jonathan Archer • Miguel Avila • Curry • Elizabeth Cutler • Tobin Dax • Devna • D'Nesh • Edzak • Mov chim Flar • Samuel Gardner • Dular Garos • Glith • Grev • Boda Jahlet • Garet Kadlin • Kemal • Takashi Kimura • Samuel Abraham Kirk • Althea Knowlton • Trenkanshent sh'Lavan • Therese Liao • Maltuvis • Maras • Travis Mayweather • Li Meilen • Nisverin th'Menchal • Monar • Sascha Money • Moxat • Steven Mullen • Navaar • Min glasch Noar • Pedro Ortega • Alexis Osman • Adeola Osunwoke • Caroline Paris • Orav Penap • Phlox • Henry Polanski • Porthos • Malcolm Reed • Veni ch'Refel • Aranthanien ch'Revash • Michel Romaine • Reynaldo Sangupta • Hoshi Sato • Selvok • Alan Sheehan • Thy'lek Shran • Bryce Shumar • Soval • Regina Tallarico • Alex Tatopolous • Teska • T'Pol • Charles Tucker III • T'Venri • T'Viri • Valk • Thomas Vanderbilt • zh'Vansh • Marcus Williams • Valeria Williams
- Referenced only
- Zefram Cochrane • Lela Dax • Emory Erickson • Maxwell Forrest • Benjamin Franklin • Sven "Buttercup" Hansen • Erika Hernandez • Jamran Harnoth • Hussein • W. M. Jefferies • Kunav • H. P. Lovecraft • Lecheb sh'Makesh • Edvard Munch • Parrec-Sut • Phinda • Nathan Samuels • William Shakespeare • Skon • Sloane • Eric Stillwell • Surak • T'Maran • T'Rama • Warren Woods
Starships and vehiclesEdit
- USS Endeavour (Columbia-class) • Enterprise (NX-class) • USS Essex (Daedalus-class) • Grentra • Metsanu • USS Pioneer (Intrepid-class) • Rivgor • Starfleet One • USS Thejal (Sevaijen-class) • USS Vinakthen (Kumari-class)
- Referenced only
- ECS Bjarni Herjolfsson • Bonaventure-class (schematic) • Columbia (NX-class) • Discovery (NX-class) • IGS Docana • ECS Horizon • Hrumog • ECS Ibn Battuta • Intrepid • IGS Kumari • Noyrit • ECS Silk Road • Vol'Rala • Wasp-class (schematic)
- Deneva, Kappa Fornacis system • Earth (Federation Executive Building, Paris • Starfleet Headquarters, San Francisco, California) • Gamma Vertis IV • Hansen's Planet • Psi Serpentis B, Psi Serpentis • Qhembembem Outpost • Rigel V Orbital Spacedock, Rigel V • San Francisco Fleet Yards • Sauria/Lyaksti'kton/N'Ragolar (M'Tezir • M'Tezir One • Tai'sheku) • Vega Museum of Antiquities, Vega colony, Vega IX • Wolf 46-III
- Referenced only
- Alpha Centauri • Alpha Centauri III • Alrond • Asia • Delphic Expanse • Deneb V, Deneb Kaitos system • Europe • Great Britain • India • Kemsar Colony, 10 Tauri IV • Maluria • Mars • Middle East • Orion (Pi-3 Orionis III) • P'Jem • Raij'hl • Rigel • Rigel X • Sanibel Island, Florida • Tellar • Terra Nova • Trill • Vulcan • Zeta Fornacis
Races and culturesEdit
- Alpha Centauran • Andorian • Axanarri • cloud whales • Denobulan • Human • Ithenite • Malurian • Orion • Rigelian • Saurian • Suliban • Tandaran • Tellarite • Trill • Trill symbiont • Vertian/"Mute" • Vulcan • Xarantine
- Referenced only
- Aenar • Akaali • Arkenite • Arkonian • Boslic • Denebian • Hur'q • Kantare • Klimasz • Klingon • Lorillian • Mazarite • Nalori • Nausicaan • Nuvian • Osaarian • Risian • Romulan • Tesnian • Valakian • Xindi • Xyrillian
States and organizationsEdit
- Alpha Centauri Space Research Council • Andorian Imperial Guard • Coalition of Planets • Cochrane Institute of Alpha Centauri • Earth Cargo Service • European Alliance • Federation Council • Federation Starfleet • Global League • Guard Academy • Interspecies Medical Exchange • Klingon Empire • Klingon High Council • Lyaksti Empire • Orion Syndicate • Raldul • Section 31 • Smithsonian Orbital Annex • Starfleet Command • Starfleet Medical • Starfleet Intelligence • Suliban Cabal • Tellar Space Administration • Terra Prime • United Earth • UESPA • United Federation of Planets • Vulcan Space Council
- Referenced only
- United Earth Starfleet
Science and technologyEdit
- Bussard collector • decontamination chamber • grappler • photonic torpedo • tractor beam • transporter • warp bubble • warp field • warp nacelle
Ranks and titlesEdit
- admiral • ambassador • Archaeology and anthropology officer • Basileus • captain • commander • commissioner • commodore • councillor • doctor • Earth defense secretary • ensign • Federation Commissioner of Defense • Federation Commissioner of Foreign Affairs • historian • lieutenant • lieutenant commander • minister • Presider • President of the United Federation of Planets • Prime Minister of United Earth
Other referencesEdit
- Battle of Cheron • chirini • Declaration of Independence • Denebian fever • dilithium • drydock • Earth-Romulan War • Einstein-Rosen bridge • f'sherr-beetle • K class star • Kir'Shara • landing party • Saurian brandy • service patch • The Scream • Tellarite Civil Conversation • Temporal Cold War • trellium-D • tritanium • Vertian crisis • wormhole • zhihal
This novel covers the period from 25 September 2162 to 21 May 2163.
Production historyEdit
|Published Order
|Previous novel:
To Brave the Storm
|Enterprise novels
|Next novel:
Tower of Babel
|Previous story:
Forgotten History
|Stories by:
Christopher L. Bennett
|Next story:
Tower of Babel
Related storiesEdit
|Star Trek: Enterprise prose publications
|Broken Bow • Shockwave • The Expanse
|Original novels
|set during the series
|By the Book • What Price Honor? • Surak's Soul • Daedalus • Daedalus's Children • Rosetta
|set after the series
| Last Full Measure
The Good That Men Do • Kobayashi Maru • The Romulan War (Beneath the Raptor's Wing • To Brave the Storm) • Rise of the Federation (A Choice of Futures • Tower of Babel • Uncertain Logic)
External linksEdit
A Choice of Futures article at Memory Alpha, the wiki for canon Star Trek.


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Yes, I will be applying soon. Our contract was accepted by the sellers, but we're waiting on short sale approval from the bank. My return was amended which will appear on an IRS account transcript but I believe the IRS return transcript does not show any amendment or activity following the initial return. Either scenario is fine as the amendment did not adjust income, only moving expenses, but I want to pro-actively make them aware of it if they won't see it on the return transcript. Thanks for your help!
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1. The dried leaves of Arctostaphylos uva-ursi (family Ericaceae), bearberry, mountain box, a common plant of the north temperate zone; contains antiseptic glycosides, arbutin, methylarbutin, and tannins; has been used in chronic inflammations of the urinary tract.
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Hey guys!
So I am doing a new long-term Youtube series where I am analyzing every team's draft propensities. I think that, in some cases, draft analysts project their own opinions onto what teams do in the draft, and I am trying to remove that aspect from my analysis the best that I can (though, of course, it cannot be completely divorced from opinion.)
The ninth team that I did for this project was the Cowboys. In this video, I discussed some Cowboys drafting trends, predicted who they would take with the ninth overall pick, and discussed some tics that Jerry Jones has when projecting talent.
If you have any questions, feel free to tweet me @Ethanhamm. That's probably the best way to ensure that I answer your queries, though I will be around here as well. Also, feel free to comment wherever/however you wish, I am looking for feedback. I'll be doing a different team every day, so keep your NFL fan friends in the loop! And enjoy guys, I hope you find it a bit enlightening and interesting.


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We allegedly offered 8 years/180 million....and will lose
According to SI's john heyman we offered about 180 million over 8 years yet will fall short. MLBTradeRumors has a link saying the Red Sox are at 8/184 and are looking to close by the weekend. All unconfirmed of course, but it looks like we may have lost out. Call me crazy but this doesnt feel like the end of the world. We will have serious payroll flexibility moving forward(for the next 8 years) and will get an assload of draft picks this year in the first 2 rounds.


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Upbeat Woods returns to Congressional
BETHESDA, USA (AFP) — Tiger Woods and the US PGA Tour's National return to Congressional Country Club this week for the first time since 2009, when the 14-time major champion won the event he hosted.
The event moved to suburban Philadelphia for the past two years while Congressional prepared for and hosted the 2011 US Open, which Rory McIlroy won while Woods was idled with nagging left knee and Achilles tendon injuries.
Now the event is back in suburban Washington starting today and Woods is back in a hosting role, his charity foundation receiving proceeds from the event, and on solid form after a victory earlier this month at the Memorial.
Woods grabbed a share of the 36-hole lead at this year's US Open at The Olympic Club in San Francisco but faded at the weekend, although he saw signs that give him hope for future majors, including next month's British Open.
"Overall, the way I struck the golf ball, I was very pleased by that," Woods said. "I didn't particularly chip or putt well that week, something that I had done at Memorial, and at the Open that's one of the things you have to do.
"I made a bunch of putts from 8 to 10 feet and in, but I didn't make any other putts. I played very conservative. My game plan worked for the first couple days. I need to hit the ball a little bit closer than I did that week."
Woods, a 14-time major champion chasing the all-time record of 18 majors won by Jack Nicklaus, is level with Nicklaus for second on the all-time US PGA win list, each of them on 73, nine back of Sam Snead's record 82 career triumphs.
"The fact that he won at age 52, when he won Greensboro, and to do it for that long is amazing, truly amazing," Woods said of Snead.
Woods contrasts the record of Snead and the major record of Nicklaus to his friend Roger Federer passing Pete Sampras to set the record of 16 Grand Slam tennis titles, while Jimmy Connors owns the all-time record of 109 career ATP crowns.


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Reviews for Muhammad My Friend LyricsPerformed by Tool
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your thoughts | Reviewer: R U FoReal | 2/18/12
you should keep your mouth shut - it's full of shit.
the name Magdala refers to a place, a place which isn't Bethlehem.
nice try though.
and Pele = voodoo?
do the volcanic islands a favor and stay out of Hawaii.
maybe next time, use your powers of interpretation on something even more simple than the obvious.
k thx.
(its a lame song anyways, no harm no foul)
my thoughts | Reviewer: R.U. Sirius | 8/7/08
"it's time to tell the world we both know it was a girl back in Bethlehem" She's talking about Mary Magdalen.
"Moses I know, I know you've seen fire. But you've never seen fire until you've seen Pele blow" She's referring to the voodoo god, Pele. Sort of saying, "Judaism (Moses) is not better than Pele (voodoo).
Just my interpretation. Although I have been known to be full of shit, once or twice.
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Oakland's top officials — including mayor Jean Quan — became the latest targets of the hacking group "Anonymous" Tuesday morning.
According to ABC affiliate KGO-TV, "Anonymous" has released the personal information of of city officials, including Mayor Quan, the city council, the city administrator and the police chief.
City officials' home addresses, phone numbers, birthdays and email addresses are the information the hacktivist group has made public.
The group's decision to "d0x" Oakland's top officials stemmed from the treatment of "Occupy Oakland," they said.
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"D0xing" is a regularly used "Anonymous" tactic, which lead to the world knowing the identity of the pepper spray cop at the University of California-Davis.
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I made this for Halloween but just put the finishing touches on it recently. I wanted to make a "royal" costume that had some Asian influences. The pattern is based on a Ghawazee coat, typically worn by tribal belly dancers. Since I do a bit of belly dancing myself, this coat does double duty as a Halloween costume and dance attire.
|So pretty, but would never buy on my own.
It's the most expensive costume I've ever sewn, thanks to my boyfriend spoiling me with a bolt of beautiful red brocade fabric. The coat is fully lined in a gold crepe back satin. I used a gold and black ribbon for the center front and the sleeve cuffs. The collar is bordered with a black braided trim.
I love the neckline on this coat. Would have never thought to make an over bust Ghawazee coat if not for this pattern. The lace by my collar is just an undershirt, although I'm thinking about attaching it. I was heading to a family-friendly function and didn't want to flash any children. And of course I'm wearing a full circle skirt underneath.
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After writing this post I really want to show more of the details. I think I'll take some more shots and add them to this post in the future. The ribbon and braided trim are really nice.
The only adjustments I did were a much needed FBA (I'm a DDD-H), taking in the waist, and lengthening the sleeve flares. The french seam FBA required reading a bunch of tutorials and sewing a couple of muslins before it made sense. If I ever become a good enough dancer to need multiple coats, I would definitely reuse this pattern.


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By Jim Wallace - bio | email ALBANY, GA (WALB) – An East Albany Pastor says gangs are a powerful influence on children, and the community needs to help keep kids out of gangs.
That's why Zion Pure Life Ministries is sponsoring their ninth annual Youth Against Violence march and rallies this week.
The church is inviting everyone concerned about protecting young people from violence and gangs to take part.
"It leads to all types of illegal activities. It also puts our youth in a position where they can't advance in life. Because early troubles follow you for life," said Zion Pure Life Pastor Dr. Bishop A. Mannie, Sr.
Each night through Sunday, the church will sponsor youth rallies starting at 7:30. Tonight School Superintendent Dr. Joshua Murfree and Gang Task Force leaders will speak.
Saturday morning at 9:00, churches and youth groups will join in a march from the civic center to the church to stand up against youth violence.
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Tire mark impressions are still visible in Bonnie Gregg's yard on Marsh Creek Drive in Anderson County.
That's because troopers said two SUVs were both driving south on Marsh Creek Drive when they collided, sideswiping each other. A Chevy swerved right, hit four parked cars and flipped, according to authorities. Troopers said a Jeep swerved left and flipped.
Gregg called 911, Monday night after she heard a boom outside her home.
DISPATCHER: "Anderson County 911, what's your emergency?"
GREGG: "There's people bloody and all over the place everywhere."
DISPATCHER: "OK, yes ma'am, we already got it put in. ... Uh, how many people are involved?"
GREGG: "I don't know, but they're in my yard."
She said she's made a similar call before about drivers racing up and down the street.
"It's been a problem for a couple of years now, people just racing down the street," Gregg said.
Troopers said the two SUVs hit high speeds driving down Marsh Creek, which led to several other 911 calls. Here's one from a man who said he witnessed the wreck.
CALLER: "They were racing down through here, I saw it - side-by-side on a two lane. They were racing side by side."
A firefighter also gave information about the wreck through his radio.
FIRE DISPATCHER: "Motor vehicle accident, roll over, ejection, entrapment."
FIRE DISPATCHER: "Male patient lying in a ditch says that they were drag racing up and down Marsh Creek. Both of them flipped over."
Troopers said the drivers sideswiped each other, which caused both SUVs to flip. The driver of one SUV was ejected and landed in a ditch, and the driver of the other SUV hit four parked cars when he lost control. Gregg's truck was one of the damaged vehicles.
"It was just so loud, it was like an explosion," Gregg said. "I have damage outside and inside my truck, like the console. The dash and the speakers popped out."
And now that she's made the call once again, she said she hopes someone will finally put the brakes on the racing.
Witnesses said one driver went to a hospital to be treated for injuries and the other driver walked away from the wreck.
Troopers said speed played a factor in the wreck and are looking into those claims of drag racing.
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Erik Johnson pitched into the seventh inning in his fourth career start, and the Chicago White Sox beat Detroit 6-3 to end any chance of the Tigers clinching the AL Central title in their home finale Sunday.
Detroit needed a win and a Cleveland loss to wrap up the division in the Tigers' final scheduled home game.
Johnson (2-2) allowed two runs and nine hits in 6 2-3 innings, and Chicago held on a day after blowing a six-run lead in the ninth inning against the Tigers.
Anibal Sanchez (14-8) yielded four runs and eight hits in five innings, taking his first loss since July 19.
Prince Fielder homered for the Tigers. Detroit was without slugger Miguel Cabrera, who has been bothered by groin soreness.


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An attempted robbery at a Rapid City pawn shop lands a local juvenile at Regional West. According to Rapid City Police Public Relations Specialist Tarah Heupel, a 16-year-old boy broke Fair Deal Pawn's front door with a baseball bat and demanded that a store employee give him a gun, so he could kill himself.
When the employee refused, the teen picked up a saw blade and threatened to hurt himself. By the time police arrived he had dropped the blade, but was holding a baseball bat and refused to put it down. Officers tased the teen one time. He dropped the bat and was taken to Regional West.


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(Lexington) February 15, 2006 - Lexington County sheriff's deputies say they busted two more massage parlors for prostitution. The deputies arrested four women they say are prostitutes, and a manager.
One business, named "Atlantis," is just off St. Andrews Road. The other is "LMR" and that's located off Bush River Road.
Atlantis advertises as a place for relaxation, stress relief and aromatherapy. Sheriff James Metts calls it something else, "This is a house of prostitution, so I'm going to close it by order of Lexington County."
James Metts says people complaining about traffic in and out led them there. Deputies found two women inside, and arrested them for prostitution. The Sheriff tells what happened, "One of them said, 'All I'm doing is aromatherapy,' and I said, 'Who are you trying to kid?' I said, 'You're doing more than that.' She said, 'Yes, we're doing prostitution. We're doing adult entertainment.'"
Metts says officers also saw a price list, "$170 a half hour, $280 for an hour. That's pretty high for just a massage."
Investigators say they found the two women undressed with a male customer, also undressed. But they did not arrest him.
Major John Allard says they had no proof he was actually contracting for sex. The man told them he went there for a massage, and says he told the women he wasn't interested in sex.
Major Allard told WIS "being naked inside a business is not a crime."
Meantime, deputies made more arrests at LMR, in a strip of stores on Bush River Road. They say two women there also admitted to prostitution.
Officers said they had crack cocaine, too, and think the places are related.
Sheriff Metts says, "They run a circuit. They run girls in and out of different locations at different times, from here to Georgia to North Carolina."
But Metts wants to stop it, "I'm going to run all of them out of Lexington County, all of them out of business."
A month ago, Lexington deputies shut down another massage business called "Brook's Haven" on Darby Ambrose Road. Deputies say it was also a cover up for prostitution.
According to the sheriff's department, more than 50 women were employed at the business, with customers coming from a number of states, some as far away as Texas.
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The City-Wide Safe Routes to School Committee met Tuesday to discuss Broadwater and McKinley schools.The two schools are being renovated as a part of the bond. Committee members used an Active School Neighborhood Checklist*to get scores for how walkable or bikeable the schools are. Both scored in the low to moderate range. To improve the safety, the committee is trying to ensure access around the school for bicyclists and pedestrians, and committee members are looking to create safer crosswalks."I think it's a win-win," said Kathy Aragon, School District Two trustee. "If we make improvements for kids who are walking and biking to school, and make it easier for them to walk and bike to school, there's less congestion in the neighborhood, vehicular congestion in the neighborhood. Our kids are safer. And also our adults are safer."The committee is scheduling a walkabout at Broadwater and McKinley, to assess the schools and their surroundings for safe access for walking and biking. They will make recommendations to the school board and the city.
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They've been devastated by floods in the past, but now one small community in the valley is looking ahead to a brighter future.
Hendrum, Minnesota officials say the town is now protected against the next flood and that means room for growth.
Valley News Team's Hope Hanselman traveled to the town today to show us how they're luring prospective homeowners.
A sign along the highway driving into the city of Hendrum reads: "if you lived here you'd be home now." It's a saying by which most folks in town live.
In Hendrum, it's not the size of the population (307, according to the last census) but the number of open arms that Mayor Cut Johannson says welcome you home.
"I think we've perfected small town living here," Johannson said.
Now, city officials have posted a new sign- one that's sure to keep heads turned. It stands outside an expansion project known as the Wild Rice Addition and reads: "1st Lot Only $1."
"The average lot is valued at $9,900," Johannson said. "We are willing to sell the first lot for a dollar with no city special assessments to the first committed, qualified individual."
That's more than 100,000 square feet... For a buck?
"If you want to get a good deal, now is the time to do it," John Kolness, Chairman of the Hendrum Economic Development Authority, said.
Thanks to a new ring dike around city limits, homeowners are now protected against the flood, which means the 21 lots in the Wild Rice Addition are primed for sale.
"If a young family is looking to fulfill their American dream of building their own home, getting their own lot- a good sized lot- for a dollar and then getting no city special assessments on top of that they would save roughly $50,000," Kolness said.
But, incentives don't stop there. The city will reduce property taxes and throw in two years of free utilities.
So, with room to grow in Hendrum, these folks are proving "small town" is just a state of mind. One that, according to Mayor Johannson, will "never leave regardless of how big you grow."
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Deadly shooting at Navy Yard; Witnesses describe gunfire; helicopter searches resumeBy Associated Press | Published 16 Sep 2013 01:32pm |
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WASHINGTON (AP) - At least six people are dead, after as many as three gunmen opened fire today inside one of the Navy's oldest buildings -- the Washington Navy Yard. It's at a former shipyard just a short distance from the U.S. Capitol building. Authorities say one of the gunmen is dead, and police are searching for two other men who are believed to have taken part in the attack. They were reportedly dressed in military-style clothing. In all, more than a dozen people were shot.
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Amid questions about the overall popularity and viability of the Z10 or the Q10, questions about the number of BlackBerry World apps were raised again recently, after first surfacing when BlackBerry announced the two products in late January.
BlackBerry officials last week said there are 80,000 apps available for BlackBerry 10 after being in the market just six weeks, with "thousands more" on the way.
Martyn Mallick, vice president of global alliances at BlackBerry, said via email that well-known apps are available already from SAP, Cisco Webex, Citrix, Salesforce, and Foursquare, with Rdio and and Skype committed to launch on BB10. "There are very few applications at that top tier that I would say we do not have commitment from," he added.
Still, at 80,000 apps, BlackBerry is behind Windows Phone Store at 130,000 apps and more than 700,000 apps each for the Google Play store and the Apple App Store.
Of course, the sheer number of apps in a store is not what matters, although some have argued that both BlackBerry and Windows Phone still lack enough popular apps, as did Sascha Segan in an analysis posted on PC Magazine.
Brant Debow, executive vice president of technology for BiTE Interactive, a mobile app development consultancy, said via email that both BlackBerry and Windows Phone face a chicken-and-egg dilemma: "They need both users and apps" and both need to occur about the same time, he said.
BiTE surveyed 1,127 American adults online in January and found that only one in eight was considering buying a BB10 device. Debow said BlackBerry needed to show "something native to their platform that was innovative enough for users to go there even without a huge app catalog, but early feedback from our clients and our own experience as developers says that BB10 hasn't accomplished this yet."
Analysts Bob O'Donnell of IDC, and Jack Gold of J. Gold Associates, both dismissed the size of the apps stores as important factors in whether BB10 smartphones will do well.
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Nate: Wisconsin 60, Minnesota 54
Ryan: Wisconsin 67, Minnesota 64
Hogey: Wisconsin 59, Minnesota 54
"Wild Card" Pick ( JF, FromtheBarn.org): Wisconsin 62, Minnesota 58
The Reasoning:
From the Bad Guys:The Golden Gophers have never won at the Kohl Center, but this year's team is the most talented they've had in years. They'll keep the score close the entire game, but in the end the Wisconsin defense and the home court advantage will be too much for Minnesota to overcome.The Badgers did not look like themselves in their 65-52 loss at Purdue Sunday. They made too many turnovers, they didn't get to the free throw line until late in the second half and they frequently looked lethargic getting up and down the floor. If Wisconsin wants to win Thursday, it will have to get back to the basics of playing solid defense and scoring points from the charity stripe.
If this game was on a neutral court and the Gophers weren't ranked, the Gophers might have been able to sneek up on Wisconsin and pull off the win. However, the Gophers are still very young, the game is still in Wisconsin, and the Gophers very much have a target on head. With better execution and a little Kohl Center voodoo, the Badgers will win 62-58.
-JF (FromtheBarn.org)
Eric: Minnesota 65, Wisconsin 61
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The main difference between Wisconsin and Minnesota so far has been the marquee victory. The Badgers lack a good, solid victory and had their offensive weaknesses exploited at Purdue on Sunday. Like Wisconsin, Minnesota is 3-1 in the Big Ten but has a great tournament resume win, winning at the University of Phoenix Stadium in December against Louisville. Wisconsin proved with its 74-69 loss at home against overrated Texas that the Kohl Center advantage isn't what people think it is. Minnesota comes into Madison tonight and wins 65-61.
- Eric
Back court: Trevon Hughes/Jason Bohannon vs. Al Nolen/Lawrence Westbrook
Edge: EvenFront court: Marcus Landry/Joe Krabbenhoft/Jon Leuer* vs. Damien Johnson/Ralph Sampson III/Colton Iverson
Edge: Wisconsin
Edge: MinnesotaCoaching: Bo Ryan vs. Tubby Smith
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Edge: Wisconsin*Note- Nankivil actually starts, but Jon Leuer plays more and is more important to the match-up. For this part of our preview, Nankivil will always be part of the bench, while Leuer will be listed with the starters.
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Bucky's 5th Quarter exchanged five questions with The Daily Gopher. To see our answers to their questions, click here.
1) The Gophers haven't won in Madison since 1994 and they haven't beaten the Badgers at all since the "Vincent Grier Game" in '05. Why can this team end that streak?
This team is nothing like any that has played in the Barn since the days of Clem Haskins. They defend, they play well together and they are their most recent game was by far their most complete to date.
And for the first time in a long time this Gopher team matches up well with the Badgers. Our best defenders (Johnson and Nolen) will be on your best offensive players (Landry and Hughes). We just might even have an advantage or two. Bohannon scares me a little bit, but Tubby has this team playing well and playing together.
2) Colton Iverson and Ralph Sampson III have cool names, but they're also pretty good basketball players. What's the scouting report on these true freshmen?
Their scouting reports should really be a joint report. They combine for about 13 points, 8 rebounds and 3 blocks every game. Typically one of them has a very good game and the other struggles for whatever reason. But they combine with Damien Johnson to lead the nation in block percentage.
Iverson is more aggressive and has really been the surprise of this recruiting class. He is rebounding well and has more blocked shots. Sampson appears to be more laid back but he has a great shooting touch and has the potential to be a real scoring threat.
3) Who's the better coach, Tubby Smith or Bo Ryan?
Tubby Smith, hands down. I have great respect for Ryan and what he has done in Wisconsin. He finds guys to fit his system, teaches them very well and has produced great results. He is easily one of the most underrated coaches in the country. BUT, Tubby has a national championship, brings in top 20 recruiting classes on a regular basis and won 10 SEC titles (regular season or tournament) in 10 seasons at Kentucky.
Both are great teachers, both get more out of their teams and both have great win percentages. I believe they are the two best coaches in the Big Ten (all due respect to Izzo), but I think only Wisconsin and 50% of Kentucky fans would say Ryan here.
4) Is this the game the sparks what should be a bitter rivlary?
It could and nothing would be more fun. If Minnesota can come in and get a hotly contested win things could really spark. Bitter rivalries are a lot of fun, so I think we should all be rooting for a Gopher blowout that ends with the Gophers burrying a couple threes to run up the score. Wouldn't that be fun for all of us?
5) Which part of Minnesota's game will cause the biggest mis-match or headache for the Badgers?
It isn't an individual match up but the Gopher defense should really cause headaches for Wisconsin. As I mentioned before our two best defenders will likely match up with Landry and Hughes. Sampson will probably start out on Landry but Johnson will very likely spend most of the night guarding Landry. And I'm really looking forward to Nolen and Hughes on both ends of the floor.
I'm not dilusional enough to declare either of these match ups as advantages for Minnesota, but at the very least both players will have to work much harder than usual to get their points. They will be slowed and someone else is going to have to step up and make a difference for the Badgers.
(BFQ Note: For the record, in their game preview, TDG is going with the Gophers 64-59.)


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(Reuters) Too much sitting linked to shortened lives
Australians who spent a lot of time sitting at a desk or in front of a TV were more likely to die of any cause during a three-year period than those who were only sedentary a few hours a day, in a new study.
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In summer league game 4 Mike Barrett and Mike Rice interviewed Kevin Pritchard for the entire 3rd quarter. Most of this conversation was transcribed fairly close to word for word. One section from Barrett I paraphrased and it's noted.
There wasn't a lot of game commentary from Mike & Mike during the 3rd quarter and I left it out of this post, but if that commentary parlayed into player discussion, then it was included.
Players discussed were:
Pooh Jeter
Jeff Pendergragh
Joe Prunty (coach)
Kevin Pritchard is making his way over to Rice and Barrett.
MB: It's never a straight line to the table for KP, he gets called over by lots of folks.
MR: Well, when he walks over people are trying to do deals with him.
MB: You can tell where this conversation is going to go Kevin.
KP: Yeah I know the questions already. (laughter) Not hello, happy birthday, nothing like that.
MR: Great defense the first half, what do ya think.
KP: Yeah, you know, I could tell by our energy the first 2 minutes of the game we were going to play with a little bit more enthusiasm on the defensive side. Jerryd's doing a good job of finding guys. Ya know Pooh Jeter, he's just fun to watch. He's doing some things, he's getting in the paint, he's making things happen. He's fun to watch.
MB: Kinda nice having Cunningham back.
KP: He makes a whole heck of a lot of difference on the defensive end, and when he's knocking down that 16-17 footer he's affective on offense.
MB: I know that Joe Prunty wasn't happy last night with the effort, the defense, and the activity. So I guess even though it's summer league it's nice if you're a coach to have your team respond immediately, and this team certainly did that tonight.
KP: Well it's the Spurs too, so you know this team is going to play hard, and it's going to be a tough physical game, and they're competitive. Let's face it, if Pop and I are talking up there, we're trying to beat each other, doesn't matter if it's summer league, the regular season or in the playoffs. You want to win, you want to see your team having some success out there.
MR: And I think it's easily the best team the Blazers have played in the summer league.
KP: I don't think there's a question.
MR: San Antonio is undefeated. And they've got some guys…
MB: Bobby Jones not known for his offense but he had 15 the other night and he'll knock it down on occasion.
KP: Yeah he can, and again, I think we haven't done as good of a job of getting into the paint and finding each other. And this game Pooh's getting into the paint, Jerryd's getting into the paint, and if you can get that defense to collapse you can get some wide open shots, and that's what were doing right now. And we're knocking them down…the last couple games we've had a tough time just making shots.
MR: That's why the assist total is so much better tonight. The other night they were passing the ball but just not making open shots.
MB: You talk about timing in this league, and opportunity, and Patty Mills. A bad break for him, but then Pooh Jeter gets his chance. Pooh has been affective and there's a little bit of a buzz around here about him. You'd like to see him be able to find his way onto an NBA roster, and show his stuff. He's made the most of his opportunity.
KP: He really has, what I really like about him is he brings an energy to the game. he's up, he's talking. Makes it fun for everybody else and that's what we need. We need some of that.
Break 8:25 left in 3rd - Portland 50, SA 35
MB: Happy Birthday yesterday, by the way.
KP: Actually it's today (18th), and on my basketball card and on the internet it all says the 17th, but it's actually today.
MB: So what are we doing.
KP: I don't know, but I'm thinking that if my basketball card is like worth a penny or two, that now it might be worth more, because anytime there is something wrong on something like that the value goes up.
MB: Talk about the news yesterday, that Utah did officially match the offer sheet that you had given to Paul Millsap. You guys expected that, but I guess you could still say that you accomplished a goal in that…A division rival not having Boozer and Millsap.
KP: We all know what happens, we decided this is a player we wanted on our team and we made that a number that we're comfortable with. And if they match, they match, but we we're excited about having Millsap, but you just never know in those kind of things. That's the collective bargaining agreement.
This is what I do know; we still have options to get better. And more importantly, we like the team that's coming back.
I think people have blown up this cap space and all that kind of thing…when the most important thing, without a doubt is our internal growth.
IF Greg gets better, if Batum gets better, if this kid (Bayless?) on the floor gets better, if some of our rookies get better, that's the key for our team. It's never been this super plan to go get a major star. We already have some pieces in place. I know that may sound like a little bit of rhetoric, but it's not, we want to use our cap space and be aggressive.
We're very protective of who we bring in.
MB: And there is perspective you gain from being in a place like this…and even around our hotel there's so many executives from other teams, and I was talking to a GM the other day who said "I don't think you guys need to add anything". He said "There's a lot of teams in this league who'd give their right arm for a roster like you have."
So I think you are right, when you get to close to a situation…uh, there's been so much talk about what you're going to add, who you're going to add. How about another year and a healthy Martell Webster.
KP: Yeah, he's like an FA acquisition. So, we know we've got to improve, we know that there are ways to improve…will we be aggressive, absolutely. That's the fun part of this business.
MR: So your phone is still working.
KP: I haven't turned it off. Lets just put it that way.
MR: There's a lot of rumors in the papers about different names and everything…(inaudible words, laughter).
KP: In the staff meetings, it's the first thing you ask in front of everybody (a little more laughter). We're going to be as aggressive as we need to be. That's the fun part of this business. But we're going to be selective. We know how important it is – this next step. You gotta have the right guy, and you gotta feel good with it.
Nate and I talk about it every day. It's taken a lot of effort and energy, and you know let's face it, some pain. Because we've gone through some tough seasons.
What this truly reminds me of, and I'll say this for the first time ever. I remember being at the draft lottery, and we were supposed to get the first pick in the draft, but we got the 4th pick. And we turned it into 2 & the 6th. And it kind of feels like we're (working?) to do something like that, but I can't promise it. I think Tom Penn, Mike Born and Chad Buchanan as a management staff are being as creative as they possibly can be.
And Nate and our coaching staff, we look at it every day, and we meet hours on hours and we're selective.
MR: I think the key is not to panic and make something that may not fit what this organization is doing with this team.
KP: No question.
MB: Greg Oden is coming to town and will work with the US select team and I think everyone is anxious to see his development. Bill Banyo is doing a heck of a job out there in Indianapolis with him. We had a conversation with Billy a couple of weeks ago. He got us excited with what he was talking about. We mentioned this last night talking with coach Demopoulos and all this talk this summer about free agents and the draft, and everything else, but really one of the most important things is going to be how Greg Oden comes back in the fall. He's now had his year and two years since the micro-fracture surgery, and everybody says that's what it takes, so talk about his importance and his development.
KP: Well I know this, this is the first summer that Bill has been able to have him and teach him what it is to be a pro. And how to prepare yourself in the off season, because it changes…from college you kind of take it off and you enjoy summer. And I'm not saying Greg can't enjoy the summer, but I believe in Bill Banyo. He develops players…he's done a ton of them. He tells me everyday how hard he's working, how committed he is. His weights in a good place.
I'm excited to see him against the select team because there's going to be a ton of energy.
MR: So you're going to be here.
KP: Oh yes, for the next 10 days. That's exactly what I want. (possible sarcasm, there was a chuckle)
MB: Nate told me he'd like to see Greg around 260, 265 by the time training camp rolls around…that's a little lighter. The quote I've been hearing as Nate and Banyo have said this, that lighter is better when it comes to Greg – they believe. And I know you guys are all on the same page.
KP: He can have his explosiveness, but he also has a ton of power too. And there's that delicate balance, but we've always felt that lighter is better because every team with a good big, pulls him out and puts him in a pick and roll and you're going to see that with some of the top players in this draft…Thabeet, the Blairs, all those guys, you're going to pull them out, put them in the pick and roll, and see how they play – it's the thing you do.
MR: Speaking of that, I'm really impressed with Jeff Pendergragh in this 3rd quarter. He's banging against San Antonio. They came out and looked like they wanted to intimidate the Blazers and Pendergragh and Cunningham are having none of it.
MB: I know that's exactly what you guys want to see from Pendergragh, that attitude inside, and grittiness. And he's certainly shown you that, and he's been undersized most nights…(MB cuts to game: offensive foul and there he is again, always in the right place at the right time.
KP: It's interesting with Jeff because ASU played all that zone, so he was just block to block defensively. But as you see here, he gets squared up, he takes a charge, and I think taking the charge is one of the most underrated plays in basketball. It puts a foul on the other team and gets you closer to shooting free throws.)
MB: Joel Przybilla does that pretty well.
KP: He's probably the best, him and Varejo's is about as good as it gets.
And if we can get Jeff to slide his feet like he did on that pick and roll he becomes invaluable, he becomes the Varejo for our team, and we need that. We need that high energy guy.
It's going to take some time, but we've always felt with Jeff defensively he would be good, and his offense would take some time. And he's starting to knock down some 15 footers. And in Nate's system we have so many creators and we can spread the floor and he'll get that.
MR: Everyone's talking about Brandon Roy, how's he coming along.
KP: We can't go into the details, everybody knows that. I wish I could, but I respect him and his agent way too much to talk about the details. What I will tell you is, that we know how important that kid is to us. We love the kid personally. On the court, off the court, he's as good as they get. And we're going to work toward a deal, and we're going to work as hard as we possible can to make sure he's in a Blazer uniform for as long as we possibly can.
(some game commentary, Portland by 20 after a Bayless jumper, 60 to 40. 4:46 left 3rd quarter)
MB repeats remark he made at the beginning of the quarter about Joe Prunty being happy how the team has responded.
KP: Well I was giving Joe a hard time the other day because he has that glazed-over head-coaching look. You know exactly…I've been there with nothing else on my mind except playing…the game…how to prepare. Nate gets it, and Nate and I were kidding him a little bit…this summer we want to win, there's no doubt about that, but it's more important that we develop the right habits.
( cut away due to Jeter alley oop to Bayless not passed in right place, but Jerryd nicely puts it back up, backwards over his head off the glass – voice inflection MB seems to have oohs and aws)
MB: If you ask the assistant coaches who have coached in the summer league, all of them that I know, they can tell you their summer league record.
KP: No question. Dean will tell ya immediately, yeah, yeah I'm 6 & 0 and that's all I'm ever going to be 'cause I'm never going to coach again. Lonny knows his (record). They think they're (impressing/pressing?) GM's for the next job, but really it's about how you are developing and how your guys are playing.
(Jeter to Bayless alley oop is replayed and KP remarks)
KP: It's amazing, you look at this play, how many times did we see Rudy do that last year. He is so clever at faking like he's in the 3-pointer, then diving, then faking back into the 3 corner. That's a great skill. If you can move without the ball in this league you got a chance because there are so many guys who are good with the ball.
MR: How is Rudy doing this summer?
KP: He's doing fantastic. I talked to him about a week ago. He's getting ready for the National League team. We have 2 guys on that team. Batum will play on the French team. Freeland will play on the English team. I was just told but can't verify it, but Dante Cunningham has an English passport. I guess I should know that.
MR: That would be great. (more dialogue, I guess speculating that he might play with the English team? hard to tell what they meant)
MB: Tell us a little bit about victor Claver.
KP: He text me the other day and he was so excited…ya know he's the 2nd youngest guy on the national team. And that national team – You get better when you play on that team, because the way they play, they do a great job of teaching a certain way to play. It's a pitch and catch, shoot 3, playing up and down, and it will help him. I see him potentially as maybe a starter. I don't want to say a 22nd pick in the draft will be a starter because the odds are that he won't be. But he's clever, and he can really shoot the ball, and he's big. He's gotten more athletic, and he would have been a top 10 pick if it wasn't for his injury.
MB: If you ask Pooh Jeter about Claver, and he'll tell you he thought he was the best player in Spain.
KP: He's a talent, he's got to learn to put the ball on the floor. He reminds me of Mike Dunleavy…very similar to Mike Dunleavy.
MB: (MB's remark paraphrased here) The hype going into summer league was we'll get to see a lot of assist from Bayless (10-15), but clearly there's not a lot of outside shooting. I think if people were expecting a lot of assists, it wasn't going to happen.
KP: With Jerryd sometimes he gets a little too much in his head. He's thinking too much instead of being a reactive player, because when he just reacts he's a heck of a player. We don't need him to be that creator, when the games on the line, I can tell you who's going to have the ball. I don't mean to give the other teams a hint, the ball is going to be with Brandon or LaMarcus, so you gotta be able to play off those guys, and he can do that. We want to see him make good decisions and compete his tail off, and he's doing that.
KP: I know we've talked a lot about Jerryd. One thing that I'm impressed with in this summer league is the IQ of Cunningham on the defensive end. Jay Ryke must be really good at teaching defense because we saw it on tape and we saw it live, and it's even better than it was advertised. And it's a lot of fun to see that, because we're going to need that as we move forward. We need that utility guy. He reminds me of a George Lynch, he can do everything, he can play multiple positions, he can get up on the boards - Just like he did right there (as KP was talking DC grabbed a board).
MB: And he runs the pick and roll very well and always seems to find the open window at the offensive end. He and Jeter had a good thing going the other night.
KP: I actually love summer league. I like coming out here and seeing different players, seeing how they develop. The one challenge is (I assume here he means how some aspect of summer league translates over to regular season – he eventually spells it out), does it spill into the regular season and into the playoffs. And I think it does in a way, because you learn about how guys are willing to go out there and compete and aren't scared. That's the one thing I think I take away…Jerryd you know is not scared, and you're finding that out from Dante. And Jeff who's a defender, a tough player, he's not scared. I feel great about our 3 young guys playing on this team, that they're not going to be scared once they get into regular season.
(game commentary during last minute, then banter about ending a quarter strong. KP relates how he is a firm believer in ending the quarter strong, even down to the last play, and cites the Spurs as a good example.)
MB: Thanks Kevin, we really appreciate it, and best of luck, we all have faith no matter what happens, even if nothing happens.
KP: Well, we like our team. That's the one thing I can tell you, is we're going to improve because our guys are going to grow and we have a great coach.
Notable comments from KP in interview:
It's never been this super plan to go get a major star. We already have some pieces in place….We're very protective of who we bring in.
On Greg: He (Banyo) tells me everyday how hard he's working, how committed he is. His weights in a good place
One thing that I'm impressed with in this summer league is the IQ of Cunningham on the defensive end......... and it's even better than it was advertised.
I feel great about our 3 young guys playing on this team, that they're not going to be scared once they get into regular season. (interesting he says our 3 guys, What about Padgett, Pooh, etc.)
when the most important thing, without a doubt is our internal growth
On Claver: he would have been a top 10 pick if it wasn't for his injury.
So, we know we've got to improve, we know that there are ways to improve…will we be aggressive, absolutely. That's the fun part of this business.
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Macungie Mayor Rick Hoffman has joined a group of Pennsylvania mayors that are backing full civil marriages rights for gays, lesbians, bisexuals and transgender people.
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During the launch of the Cascade R, we were talking with Ryan Demorest, the brand manager at Cascade Lacrosse, about some various design concepts that might look pretty cool on the newest helmet in the Cascade lineup.
It was suggested to Demo that the colors and logos of Indian River, a school located in Philadelphia, N.Y. (in between Watertown and the St. Lawrence River), would look great if brought to life in the right way.
After seeing some of the outstanding work Zima Gear put out this past spring, Demo teamed up with Tyler Dlugozima to create an awesome look on the new Cascade R. Featuring really sharp chrome-accented decals from Zima Gear, this Cascade R is the first combination of matte black and Carolina blue we've seen on the new R lid.
Just a few years ago, Indian River — a program still in its growth stage — added former Syracuse University attackman/midfielder Greg Niewieroski as head coach. The Warriors have a great color scheme and logo combination. It's sort of a blend between North Carolina and Johns Hopkins in terms of colors and the Florida State Seminoles' logos, most notably the spear, which you see here in Carolina and silver chrome. This R also features mohawk stripes with a chrome finish and tribal graphics, as well as a silver chrome decal to highlight the Carolina chin piece and a chrome face mask.
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Hello, fellow RCTers! Here is your weekly dose of off-topic questions. In case you missed it yesterday, I asked if anyone had any questions to suggest for future OTTs, and somehow we got into a heated discussion about BBQ styles. But, anyway, if you do have any questions you would like to see in a future OTT, you are welcome to email them to me at firstname.lastname@example.com. I put all the questions on a Word Doc, and each week I pick a few to throw onto here.
Just for future reference, I try to pick at least one question from the following categories for each OTT, so perhaps that will help you get the ball rolling on ideas for future questions.
- Basketball/Kansas Athletics
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Today, I have included a few questions which were suggested by some of you yesterday. Cheers!
- Most recent KU basketball game that you have attended? It doesn't have to be a home game.
- What is the funniest movie you've seen?
- If you could have any skill but you can't use it to make money, what would it be? (Submitted by fizzle406)
- What is the most expensive thing you own, other than your vehicle or house? (Submitted by PenHawk)
- What is something (not sports-related) that you think is vastly overrated? (Submitted by fizzle406)
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