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I'm giving the opening remarks at the monthly Victoria chamber of commerce luncheon on Wednesday. Hope to see you there. I believe supporting our local businesses is one of the best things we can do for our community.
To test my speech, I'll share a preview of it here. I welcome your suggestions. The theme of the talk is "Power Through Today's Economy and Prosper." I leave it to our general manager, Brenda Miller-Fergerson, to offer the business advice. I set the stage with remarks about the growth in our audience and why that matters to local businesses.
Thank you for having us here today. I regularly attend these monthly meetings because I enjoy talking with the businesspeople who make our community go. I feel privileged to work at a company so central to the success of so many businesses in the Crossroads region. Truly, we at the Advocate consider ourselves to be your business partners.
In my opening remarks, I want to dispel the notion that a community newspaper is a dinosaur. It's more than a little ironic for a newspaperman to complain about news coverage, but I find it necessary to paraphrase Mark Twain and say, "Reports of our death have been greatly exaggerated."
Unquestionably, we're in the middle of the worst economy since the Great Depression. That's hurt our business and your businesses. The two are so intertwined that when you sneeze, we catch a cold. Of course, when times are good, we're all healthy and happy.
Even in this bad economy, the Advocate remains a profitable company with a healthy future. The trouble you read about mainly affects big-city newspapers, which are truly suffering. They are hurting for these main reasons:
-- Most are publicly traded companies used to years of ridiculously high profit margins.
-- These companies took on huge debt, betting foolishly on large levels of cash flow that would never end. When times got tougher, these companies couldn't service their debt.
-- Only about 15 percent of a big-city newspaper's content is unique. That means readers can find the rest of the information in these big, fat papers from other sources such as the Internet.
In contrast, more than 50 percent of a community newspaper's content is unique. We celebrate when all of our section fronts contain only local stories. We know our franchise is local, local, local.
The Advocate's other key strengths are our local ownership and our manageable debt. Because of this, we're able to take the long-term view and not make short-sighted decisions based on this quarter's earnings report.
Most of you know the Advocate's owners, the McHaney and Roberts families. Kay McHaney and John Roberts are remarkable people following in the proud tradition of community service set by their father, Morris Roberts. At 163 years old, the Advocate is the second-oldest daily newspaper in Texas, second only to Galveston.
That's a huge competitive advantage for us because we're in the business of creating community connections and doing the right thing for our readers and advertisers. This comes much more naturally to a newspaper that's locally owned and locally focused. It's no coincidence the Advocate has received the top public service award for two years in a row from the state's premier press association.
Fortunately, the McHaney and Roberts tradition is carrying on to the third generation, which is bringing an exciting new vision to the Advocate. We're as progressive as any newspaper out there in terms of our commitment to the digital future. Our Web traffic is up 55 percent year over year. We have, by far, the most vibrant Web site in the Crossroads region.
Meanwhile, our print reach remains among the best in the nation. Within Victoria County, we reach nine out of 10 people through print or online. Within the nine-county region, we reach seven out of 10 people. No other medium in the Crossroads comes even remotely close to delivering that audience for businesses.
Why does this matter to you? Because our success is tied to your success and to the community's health. I'll let our general manager, Brenda Miller-Fergerson, tell you more about ways we can help you grow your business even during tough times. She also will tell you what animal the Advocate much more closely resembles than a dinosaur.
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Seminole Wekiva Trail
Seminole Wekiva Trail
- In Seminole County
- 14 miles
- Connects to Cross Seminole Trail
This suburban trail offers surprises along the way: a couple of tunnels, softball teams playing at a recreational complex, a herd of cattle, a few horses, an occasional black bear, an art gallery of famous people painted on wood fences, a tree decorated for the holidays by a bike group and a bridge over Interstate 4 that links up with the Rinehart Road and Cross Seminole trails. The shady sections of this trail are as pretty as any paved bike path in Florida.
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|Look up hallow in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
To hallow is "to make holy or sacred, to sanctify or consecrate, to venerate".[1] The adjective form hallowed, as used in The Lord's Prayer, means holy, consecrated, sacred, or revered.[2]
The noun is from the Old English adjective hālig, nominalised as se hālga "the holy man". The Gothic word for "holy" is either hailags or weihaba, weihs. "To hold as holy" or "to become holy" is weihnan, "to make holy, to sanctify" is weihan. Holiness or sanctification is weihiþa. Old English, like Gothic, had a second term of similar meaning, wēoh "holy", with a substantive wīh or wīg, Old High German wīh or wīhi (Middle High German wîhe, Modern German Weihe). The Nordendorf fibula has wigiþonar, interpreted as wīgi-þonar "holy Donar" or "sacred to Donar". Old Norse vé is a type of shrine. The weihs group is cognate to Latin victima, an animal dedicated to the gods and destined to be sacrificed.
In current usage[edit]
In modern English usage, the noun "hallow" appears mostly in compounds in Halloween and Hallowmas. Halloween (or Hallowe'en) is a shortened form of "All Hallow Even," meaning "All Hallows' Eve" or "All Saints' Eve."[3] Hallowmas, the day after Halloween, is shortened from "Hallows' mass," and is also known as "All Hallows' Day" or "All Saints' Day."[4]
Hallows can refer to saints, the relics (including remains) of the saints, the relics of gods, or shrines in which relics are kept.[5][6] Since the essence of these saints or gods were often considered present at their shrines and in their relics, hallows came to refer to the saints or gods themselves, rather than just their relics or shrines. Because of these various usage possibilities, the hallowed (sacred) hallows (relics) of a hallowed (holy) hallow (saint) might be hallowed (venerated) in a hallowed (consecrated) hallow (shrine).
In legend[edit]
Some important and powerful objects in legends could be referred to as "hallows" because of their function and symbolism.[7] The Tuatha de Danaan in Ireland possessed the Four Treasures of Ireland which could be interpreted as "hallows": the Spear of Lugh, Stone of Fal, the Sword of Light of Nuada, and The Dagda's Cauldron.
In the modern period, some neo-pagans believe that the four suits in the Rider-Waite Tarot cards deck (swords, wands, pentacles and cups), which are also a representation of the four classical elements of air, fire, earth and water, are also hallows.
Coronation ceremonies for monarchs still invokes four ritual objects, now represented as the sceptre, sword, ampulla of oil, and crown. Similar objects also appear in Arthurian legends, where the Fisher King is the guardian of four "hallows" representing the four elements: a dish (earth), Arthur's sword Excalibur (air), the Holy Lance or spear, baton, or a magic wand (fire), and the Holy Grail (water).[5]
Earlier Welsh tradition, as recorded in Trioedd Ynys Prydain, also refers to Thirteen Treasures of the Island of Britain. Symbolically, these could also be interpreted as "hallows", although they are not actually described as such in the medieval Welsh texts.
In literature[edit]
- Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows is the seventh and final book in J. K. Rowling's Harry Potter series. The Deathly Hallows refer to three legendary magical objects (supposedly obtained from Death himself) mentioned in a fairy tale: the Elder Wand, which possessed the ability to conquer all others in battle, the Resurrection Stone, which could summon the souls of the deceased, and the Cloak of Invisibility, which could conceal the wearer from most forms of detection and shield them from various magic spells.[8] Together the objects were said to make their owner a "Master of Death".[HP7]
- The Thirteen Hallows by Michael Scott deals with the Thirteen Hallows of Britain.
See also[edit]
- ^ "Dictionary.com". Lexico Publishing Group, LLC. 15 January 2007. Retrieved 23 January 2007.
- ^ Webster's Collegiate Dictionary entry for hallowed
- ^ Webster's Collegiate Dictionary entry for Halloween
- ^ Webster's Collegiate Dictionary entry for Hallowmas
- ^ a b "The Fisher King". University of Idaho. April 1999. Retrieved 23 January 2007.
- ^ Oxford English Dictionary. Oxford University Press.
- ^ "Arthurian A-ZZ". Mystical WWW. Retrieved 16 February 2007.
- ^ Alastor Moody's magical eye and the homenum revelio spell could overcome the cloak's stealth.[HP4] Moreover, Dementors used people's emotions to perceive their location, so the cloak was useless against them.[HP3]
- Walter Baetke, Das Heilige im Germanischen, Tübingen 1942.


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The internal row in Aberdeenshire took a turn for the worse in late
February and promptly spread to England, when the Scottish Liberal Democrat
executive lined up solidly behind the council group, and moved to expel four
long-serving councillors.
This saga began in November 2007 (see RB in Liberator 326 and 331, and the
article in Liberator 328), when the council considered a planning application
from American billionaire Donald Trump to build a golf resort partly on a site
of special scientific interest.
At the relevant committee meeting, the project was rejected on the casting vote
of Lib Dem chair Martin Ford, which should have been the end of the matter.
Instead, the majority of the Lib Dem group backed Trump and sought to overturn
the committeeís decision.
Most Lib Dem councillors then sat on their hands while the opposition voted to
remove Ford from his chairmanship. A few months later, Lib Dem Paul Johnston
criticised the planning gain negotiated by the council and found himself
referred by members of his own group to Scotlandís Standards Commission, which
eventually exonerated him.
Faced with opposition attacks on Johnston, another Lib Dem councillor, Debra
Storr, moved in line with group policy that a council meeting should take no
action against Johnston as the Commission was at that point still considering
his case. She was expelled from the Lib Dem group for her pains.
On 28 February, the Scottish executive voted to suspend Storr, Johnston and
another councillor, Sam Coull, Ford having left the party the previous month,
and to initiate expulsion proceedings against them. Storr then also left the
Ford and Storr are both well known among activists in England, having been
members for more than 20 years, and their plight was publicised at the Harrogate
conference. (To declare an interest, Fordís wife Gina is a former Liberator
Collective member).
At the Harrogate conference, a leaflet headed ëI Support the Aberdeenshire 3í
was circulated by the ëCampaign for Liberal Democracy in Aberdeenshireí, which
stated: ìA number of Liberal Democrats from Scotland and elsewhere in the United
Kingdom are appalled at the illiberal and undemocratic treatment of these
committed Liberal Democrats by the leadership of the Aberdeenshire group.î
In an effort to halt the damage, party president Ros Scott sent Hertfordshire
councillor Chris White to mediate.
He reported back to Scottish leader Tavish Scott that there should be some
changes to the Aberdeenshire groupís standing orders and some external support
for it ìin the hope that those who had left it would feel able to return in a
spirit of reconciliationî.
Whiteís recommendations were accepted by the group, but as Liberator went to
press it remained unclear whether Ford, Storr, Coull and Johnston, now
constituted as the Democratic Independent Group, considered these moves
sufficient or, in the cases of at least the first two, had had any official
communication of them.
It says much about the Scottish partyís mishandling of this affair that White
was able to turn up from Hertfordshire and accomplish more towards a solution in
three weeks than anyone else had in the preceding 16 months.
The whole thing began over an honest difference of opinion ñ whether the
prospect of Trumpís financial investment in the locality outweighed planning
This would have caused inflamed feelings anyway, but these would probably have
healed had the group not failed to support Ford as committee chair, and then
persecuted Johnston and Storr.
Things should never have been allowed to reach this point. Groups elsewhere are
able to have strong disagreements without these leading to people losing
positions, facing standards investigations or being suspended, never mind
Ford has published the letter he sent to Scott setting out his resignation from
the party.
In extracts, he states: ìThere is no single reason why I have decided to leave.
Rather, it is the cumulative effect of the poor behaviour of some prominent
Liberal Democrats, the failure of the party to address this and the disparity
between the partyís proclaimed policies and the decisions of its elected
councillors and parliamentary representatives.
ìI voted against a planning application ñ a quasi-judicial matter. There was no
question of any incompetence or wrong doing on my part. Yet, because the
majority of the group wanted the planning application granted, it was made clear
to me I should have voted differently.
ìIn effect, though I did not know it at the time, I did not have the free vote
all councillors are supposed to have on planning applications.î
Ford complains that group leader Anne Robertson later removed him from other
positions without his knowledge, and that Storr was expelled from the group on a
show of hands.
ìThis catalogue of illiberal and undemocratic actions has led to some deeply
unpleasant group meetings whereÖ I have been shouted at and prevented from
speaking,î Ford wrote.
He also said that the groupës stance on the Trump application was so at variance
with the partyís claimed concerns for the environment as to bring its
credibility into question.
This row should have been mediated long ago. Whether or not Whiteís intervention
leads to a resolution, both the Aberdeenshire leadership and the Scottish party
have some serious questions to answer, about the conduct of the former, and the
failure of the latter to get a grip earlier.
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Leyburn locals point cycling champion Mark Cavendish in the right direction (From Darlington and Stockton Times)
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Leyburn locals point cycling champion Mark Cavendish in the right direction
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ONE of cycling's best known stars got lost in the Yorkshire Dales as he tried out the Tour de France's Grand Depart route, it has emerged.
Two local youngsters came to the rescue and pointed Mark Cavendish in the right direction after he took refuge in a bus shelter in Leyburn in the pouring rain.
Cavendish told Welcome to Yorkshire boss Gary Verity he couldn't get a GPS signal in the town and was struggling to find the road to Middleham.
"He had a wonderful time," said Mr Verity. "He was very impressed with the route and the enthusiasm of everyone he met.
"He couldn't get a GPS signal in Leyburn, I told him that's an occupational hazard, but these schoolboys knew the route inside out and gave him directions.
"Only then did they realise it was Mark Cavendish, he told them that he was going to win stage one."
Mr Verity said it gives everyone involved a huge boost to know someone like Cavendish is so enthusiastic and determined, and he had told him everyone in cycling is talking about the Tour and how special it will be.
Cavendish, a super sprinter who has won 25 stages of the Tour in the past, is understood to be desperate to win the first day of the event in North Yorkshire, which will end with a sprint into Harrogate, his mother's home town.
He tweeted: "Couple of days done looking at the first two stages of Le Tour Yorkshire and I'm tired. Beautiful, but very hard start to a three week race."
The Tour's Grand Depart is coming to Yorkshire on July 5 and 6.
Upper Dales councillor John Blackie said: "I hope his sense of direction is better on the day, although it's going to be very hard to get lost on July 5 when the huge cavalcade comes through.
"I don't think there's anyone in the town who doesn't know the exact route, so everyone would have been able to help him along."
Cllr Blackie added he believes the Dales are now the amateur cycling capital of Europe with so many cyclists on the roads, trying out the route.
"It is absolutely fantastic, they know where to come to get the best scenery and the best routes. It's going to be a huge boost for the area," he said.
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So, some of you know me, I spend more time on the Paizo boards than anywhere else on the internet, but I don't post as often as some others do.
Anyways, I had an idea for something that could be helpful in my own games, and I thought I would try to gauge interest in making such a thing for others as well.
I wanted an option comparable to D&D's Dungeon tiles in terms of how it looks, but something that's less time consuming to set up. My basic premise was Dungeon Geomorphs for use in tactical combat. So I made a few, at 300 DPI. Since my current game is in the style of Kingmaker, the examples are hex tiles, and they're forest tiles.
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Thursday, John "Hot Boy"
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Jones was sentenced to 10
years in prison for witness tampering in a December 2010 shooting at Jamestown Apartments in St. Matthews where a woman was shot in the face.
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RIVERSIDE — When Riverside King switched defenses in an effort to take away Corona's leading scorer Ethan Alvano on Friday night, it helped the Wolves enjoy a brief lead but it wasn't enough to ultimately stop the Panthers.
Derek Deap and Noah Rottiers picked up some of the scoring slack and Anthony Ortega drained an outcome-securing 3-pointer with 27 seconds left as Corona withstood a tenacious rally to defeat King, 61-57, in a Big VIII League boys basketball game.
"They kept running doubles at (Alvano) to get the ball out of his hands," Corona coach Chris Maffucci said of his senior guard averaging 22.5 points per game and 29.5 over the past two games. "I was fine with that. We've got other guys who can score. Anthony hit the huge shot at the end. We've got plenty of weapons. Ethan is obviously our guy but if you are going to double him, we have enough other weapons."
Dating to Jan. 13, 2010, this was Corona's ninth victory in its last 10 games against King, including a sweep of the season series. A loss last January at Corona is the only blemish in the last five years.
"Since (Kawhi) Leonard left, we've lost once," Maffucci said, referring to the NBA star who was the state player of the year for King in 2009. "Not only that, I think we own the street because we've won the (Citrus Hill) Big Daddy (tournament) twice in a row. We're the Wizards of Wood Road."
Wood Road is a north-south thoroughfare that connects the north end of Perris, where it rolls by Citrus Hill High, and the south end of Riverside, where King is located.
By sweeping King, Corona (17-4, 4-2) remains in second place in the Big VIII and holds the tiebreaker over the Wolves.
"This was huge," Alvano said. "We blew (close league losses) to Roosevelt and Centennial. Coming in here and sweeping a good King team at their place is a huge win for us."
Alvano finished with 17 points, five assists and five rebounds. Deap scored 10 points, Rottiers had nine points and four rebounds, and Jacob Massey had six points and eight rebounds.
Senior Maurice Jones scored 21 points and senior Chris Lott added 18 and were vital as the Wolves rallied from a 16-2 deficit to start the game to leading in the third quarter. The 6-foot-5 freshman duo of Jordan Robinson and Matthew Mitchell scored seven points apiece for King (18-6, 3-3).
"Being down 16-2, battling all the way back and going up by as much as three, our kids did a fantastic job," King assistant coach Yancy Dodson. (Dodson was speaking on behalf of King head coach Tim Sweeney Jr., who, Dodson said, had a family obligation immediately after the game.)
Jones, a 6-foot-3 jumping jack, and Lott, a smooth wing, combined for 29 of the Wolves' 41 points in the middle two quarters.
"Those two guys were monsters in the second half," Maffucci said. "We couldn't stop either one of them."
Jones, affectionately known as "Maurice The Beast" was all of that with 13 rebounds and five blocked shots.
"He's incredibly athletic and he can do a lot of things at both ends of the floor," Dodson said. "He was making mid-range perimeter shots. He was driving the ball up, he was finishing in the post; offensive rebounds; even the ability to go coast-to-coast. He's a very versatile player and we probably would not have made the run that we did if not for the effort that he gave. He was fantastic."
The Wolves trailed 16-2 to open the game and 18-6 after the first quarter. They woke up with 24-point second quarter and twice pulled within three points of the Panthers before a Massey basket off an Alvano assist at the buzzer gave Corona a 35-30 lead at the half. Alvano had 12 points at the break, seven in the second quarter.
Lott scored eight of his 10 points in the half in that second quarter, Jones had six and Mitchell and Robinson each had five.
King opened the second half determined to take Alvano out of his game. Jones and sophomore Ryan Laudermilk shared most of the defensive responsibility. While Corona lost its lead it was able to keep pace as the Wolves tried to take control of the game. Rottiers scored seven, Deap had five and Alvano became the distributor in a third quarter that had eight lead changes.
Rottiers' 3-pointer off a Deap assist gave Corona 38-30 lead to open the third quarter but then the defensive switch started to pay dividends.
"It was a good strategy by them, it definitely got them going in a run," Maffucci said. "It's something we've never seen anybody do against us. It took us a little bit but the kids did a good job of adjusting once they got used to it."
Lott's basket in transition gave King its first lead, 39-38, with 3:55 left in the third quarter. He scored again in transition 20 seconds later and the lead was up to 41-38 to cap an 11-0 run. Jones scored five in the run and Lott had four.
Alvano said he recognized the defensive shift immediately in the second half. He utilized the jump pass to beat the pressure and more than once found a diagonal back-cutter for an open layup.
"We weren't used to that look," Alvano said. "Coach called a timeout and I was able to find guys and they were able to finish."
Trailing by three, Alvano found an opening for a basket to end the Wolves' run and then he assisted on a Deap basket to put the Panthers back on top.
"We did a much better job in the second half than in the first of trying to get the ball out of his hands," Dodson said. "(Alvano) made a lot of plays and their guys made a lot of shots."
Deap's shot gave Corona a 42-41 lead that began a run of seven consecutive lead changes before a Deap 3-pointer off an Alvano assist gave Corona the lead for good, 49-47 with 42 seconds left in the third quarter. Rottiers put back a rebound with 16 seconds left and the Panthers were up 51-47 heading to the fourth quarter.
The Panthers made seven of eight free throws in a low-scoring fourth quarter: two by Tyler Williams, two by Tanner Behrens and three of four by Alvano.
Corona led 56-51 after Alvano split a one-and-one with 3:35 left. Both teams struggled to take advantage of possessions (King had six turnovers in the fourth) until Jones' relentless pursuit on the offensive boards resulted in a three-point play with 2:08 left.
Alvano's acrobatic spinning layup attempt rolled off, Lott rebounded and King called timeout with 1:11 on the clock. The Panthers ran over to their bench, seemingly in unison, "we need a stop."
It didn't happen on that possession as Jones putback a Lott miss to pull King within 56-55 with 59 seconds left.
Jones' long-armed defense on Alvano forced him to give up the ball to Deap, who spotted Ortega in the far right corner. He drained the 3-pointer for his only points of the game.
Deap then stole the ball in the front court and passed to Alvano, who was fouled. His two free throws with 12.5 seconds remaining sealed Corona's victory.
"Ethan Alvano is a fantastic player," Dodson said. "He does so many good things for their team. He was scoring in the first half. He was distributing in the second half. We tried to make as many adjustments as we could."
Corona 61, King 55
Corona (17-4, 4-2): Deap 4 0-0 10, Alvano 6 4-6 17, Williams 2 2-2 6, Rottiers 4 0-0 9, Massey 3 0-0 6, Behrens 2 3-3 6, Ortega 1 0-0 3, Day 1 0-0 3, Timmons 0 0-0 0. Totals: 23 9-11 61.
King (18-6, 3-3): Lott 7 4-4 18, Lough 1 0-0 2, Arrick 0 0-0 0, Jones 8 5-8 21, Mitchell 3 1-1 7, Parks 0 0-0 0, Robinson 3 1-3 7, Laudermile 0 0-0 0. Totals: 22 11-16 55.
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The extraction stage is at the very center of mining activities.
Using Plato's Allegory of the Cave, the mining extraction gathers all the operations aimed to drag the valuable resources out of the Cave, into the sunlight.
Once separated from their rock matrix, from their Cave, metals and non metals resources will fuel World economic growth. Making these resources rebirth happen has always been part of Humanity's vital path.
Operational Life of a Mine
The life of the mine is likely to be compared to the life cycle of a human being, going through birth (pre-birth being the exploration stage), growth, adulthood and death. And as for human society, rules and taxation organize and structure the daily life of a mine.
- Surface Mining Extraction Methods
- The Quarrying Industry
- How Mining Operations Works
- Controlled Blasting
- Mine Site Profiles
- Mineral Processing & Agglomeration
- Illegal Mining
- Closing & Reclaiming a Mine
- Mining Tax Regime
- Environmental Mining Regulation
Health and Safety in Mining
Plato's Allegory of the Cave could also describe miners' dangerous job, underground, of course, but also in surface. Open-pit benches look like giant stairs going hundred meters down into the Earth to find the resources.
And let's finally use Plato's Allegory, to commemorate and show respect for the dead miners that have returned to the Cave since the beginning of mining History. Professional illness and injuries are also part of miner's life even if undisputable progress have been made on that regard, bringing some light into the Cave.
Mining Future
Innovation and technology continue to shape the future of mining on Earth, and beyond.
Modern developments in mining technologies, such as high depth precise drilling equipments, or robotic remote controlled extraction devices, aiming at the exploitation of the everyday scarcer Earth's resources, including under the sea, build up a fair portion of the technological prerequisite for starting extraterrestrial mining operations.
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Sylvia Kidd has been associated with the Army her entire life. She is the daughter of a career soldier, the wife of a career soldier and until recently the mother of a soldier.
During her long association with the United States Army, Mrs. Kidd has been active in community and family activities. She is one of the original developers of the Army Family Team Building Program and continues to have an active interest in that program. Mrs. Kidd has served in numerous volunteer positions at installation level as well as at Department of the Army and Department of Defense level. She has accumulated over 8,500 hours of Army Community Service time.
The quality of life for soldiers and their families has long been a high priority for Mrs. Kidd. She was selected to serve on a review panel convened by the General Accounting Office at the request of Senators Domenici and Stevens along with Representative Nethercutt. The committee was charged with evaluating the impact of quality of life on retention of soldiers and recruitment of new soldiers. Mrs. Kidd has served as Director of Government Relations for the National Military Family Association (NMFA) and in that capacity has testified before committees of the Congress on health care and other quality of life issues. She has also served as president of NMFA as well as occupying various other leadership positions in that organization. Mrs. Kidd has also served as a commissioner of the Defense Science Board Quality of Life Task Force.
Presently, Mrs. Kidd is the Director of Family Programs for the Association of the United States Army and also serves on numerous boards and councils. She is a representative on the DeCA Patron Advisory Council, the Army's Youth Education Action Working Group, the AAFES Advisory Council, The Well-Being Consortium and the Humana Health Services Advisory Board. In her position with AUSA, she travels frequently to give speeches, presentations and host family focus groups to address the concerns of Army families.
During her years of service to the soldiers and family members of the Army, Mrs. Kidd has received many awards, including being the first recipient of the Dr. Mary E. Walker Award. She is a member of the Order of St. Joan D' Arc, Order of the White Plume and has received the Department of the Army Patriotic Civilian Service Award. Mrs. Kidd has also received the Commanding General's Excellence Achievement Award, Commanders Certificate of Achievement and the Commander's Award for Civilian Public Service. She has also been awarded the Decoration for Distinguished Civilian Service.
Mrs. Kidd is married to former Sergeant Major of the Army Richard A. Kidd. The Kidds have two children.


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I agree.Come on, guys, he obviously was saying "juke" but was talking so fast he forgot to but the "k" sound at the end. Tell me I'm not the only person that accidently does this every once in a while when I get excited...
Quote from: cdrizzle on January 24, 2007, 10:08:05 PMI agree.Come on, guys, he obviously was saying "juke" but was talking so fast he forgot to but the "k" sound at the end. Tell me I'm not the only person that accidently does this every once in a while when I get excited...He said jew, no way around it. I think it's funny, he made himself look like a clown, as usual.
He said it, what a dumbass. "CHEW" OR "JEW"? YOU DECIDEThere's an intriguing imbroglio unfolding in NFL media circles regarding whether ESPN's Sean Salisbury uttered the word "Jew" during Monday's broadcast of NFL Live. The term was used in connection with Salisbury's discussion regarding the Colts' come-from-behind win over the Patriots on Sunday.We'd heard about the incident from several readers, and we asked around the blogosphere about it. Our friends at Deadspin.com had the balls (and we respect them for it) to post a carefully-crafted story regarding the issue. And the RandBall blog at StarTribune.com writes that ESPN claims that Salisbury said "chew."Here's the audio. http://www.profootballtalk.com/NFLLive1-22-07.wav You decide. This is what we heard Salisbury say, regarding the approach that the Colts and quarterback Peyton Manning employed on Sunday: "We'll nip, we'll tuck, we'll go, we'll punch, we'll Jew, we'll do it all. And they nickel-and-dimed it and Peyton made the play when it mattered all through the second half." [Editor's note: We previously had "crunch" in place of "punch." We apologize for the error.]We reported several months back that Salisbury was suspended by ESPN for a week. Though we didn't disclose the reason for the suspension, it has been reported elsewhere that it was the result of Salisbury taking a picture of his, um, appendage and showing it to others.We don't know whether Salisbury meant to say "Jew" or whether he was simply talking too fast. But it wasn't "chew," and if ESPN thinks that anyone will believe that, then ESPN thinks we're all stoopid.Of course, the continued presence of Michael Irvin on the Bristol airwaves pretty much confirms that ESPN thinks we're all stoopid. And thanks so much to the reader who recorded the audio and sent it to us. We owe you one. (It's just a figure of speech. Please don't ask us for anything.)
Interesteting. They fired Limbaught after his comments about McNabb but I have a feeling this one gets swept under the rug.


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LEXINGTON, Ky. (11/14/13) – Celebrating its 20th anniversary, the Southern Lights holiday festival, presented by Toyota Motor Manufacturing, Kentucky, Inc., returns to the Kentucky Horse Park in Lexington, Nov. 22-Dec. 31. In addition to reaching the milestone of two decades as a tradition for Kentucky families, Southern Lights has also achieved status as a premier holiday event in the region and nation. More than 115,000 individuals in more than 27,000 vehicles attend Southern Lights annually.
The American Bus Association (ABA) selected Southern Lights a Top 100 event for 2013 and 2014, which is an annual compendium of the best events for group travel in the United States and Canada. Winners are chosen from hundreds of celebrations, festivals, fairs, commemorative events and more that have been nominated by ABA members. The Southeast Tourism Society has again selected Southern Lights a Top 20 Event among states across the Southeast, and the Kentucky Travel Industry Association annually selects Southern Lights as a Top 10 Winter/Holiday Event in Kentucky.
With all the family-friendly activities offered, it is no wonder Southern Lights has grown into such a well-known Bluegrass tradition over the last 20 years. Kids of all ages delight in the holiday driving tour. Visitors take in the Christmas Village, The Twelve Days of Christmas, Keeneland Race Track, Show Jumping, Steeplechase and the Spires of Churchill Downs — displays comprising thousands of twinkling lights. New this year will be several Wizard of Oz light displays featuring favorite characters Dorothy, Toto, Tin Man, Scarecrow, Lion, and the Wicked Witch.
Following the driving tour, families are encouraged to park their vehicles and visit Southern Lights' other attractions inside the park, featuring holiday craft merchants, the KHP Gift Shop – perfect for Christmas shopping, seasonal entertainment and activities for children, an exotic petting zoo, pony and camel rides, the Mini Train Express, model train and dollhouse displays, and photos with Santa. This year, guests can also enjoy an encounter with live reindeer.
The Southern Lights driving route is open from 5:30-10 p.m. nightly. The other attractions inside the park will be open every night except Nov. 28 and Dec. 24-31. The cost is $15 per passenger car Sunday through Thursday evenings and $20 per passenger car on Friday and Saturday nights. The cost for an extended van or limousine is $30, a mini-bus is $50, a school bus is $75 and a motorcoach is $125.
The Southern Lights Stroll, on Thursday, Nov. 21, is the only night the lights can be viewed on foot. Featuring a competitive 5K race in addition to the leisurely stroll available to families, the Southern Lights Stroll is $20 for adults and includes a long-sleeved T-shirt for the first 500 registered adults; $15 for kids 7-12 includes a souvenir holiday item for the first 200 registered children. Sponsored in part by John's Run/Walk Shop, the event features race awards, prize drawings, refreshments, entertainment, the Mini Train Express and more.
All proceeds support the Kentucky Horse Park Foundation. The 2013 Shining Star Presenting Sponsor is Toyota Motor Manufacturing, Kentucky Inc.; the Holly & Ivy Sponsors are Kerr Brothers and Cafe Press Inc.; and, the Ribbons & Bows Sponsor is Kentucky Utilities.
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Mike Judge has created his own brand of humor in film and cartoons, much like Kevin Smith, only a bit more sophisticated than Smith's Clerks. With under-the-radar comedic gifts like Office Space, Idiocracy and Extract building a bigger following, it's obvious folks are figuring out that Mike Judge is smart and funny. You can even see his ability to strategically deploy jokes in his early projects, like Beavis and Butt-head. Some would consider that cartoon, and its subsequent feature, to be low-brow. I suggest they aren't looking closely enough. King of the Hill offers the same gut-busting laughs, in a more refined manner.


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Investigators have a suspect, Freddie Grant, in custody in connection with the Gabrielle Swainson missing child case. Police were systematically going down the list of family and close family friends to eliminate as suspects, when they came to Freddie Grant, 52, a man in a relationship with Gabrielle's mother, who was helping with the search. Grant is a handyman and landscaper from Elgin, S.C., who mowed the Swainson's lawn the day before Gabrielle's disappearance, and had a key to the home. He was uncooperative. Investigators soon discovered that he had a prior conviction for cocaine possession with intent to distribute, and that he is a person of interest in two unsolved cases from 2011: Adrianna Diane Laster, 28, of Homestead, Fla., who disappeared while living with Grant, and Daniel Lee Wood, 36, who was shot and killed while standing around a fire in a front yard in Lugoff, S.C., not too far from Elgin.
A warrant executed on Grant's home August 21 turned up used duct tape with Gabrielle's blood and hair on it. Broadening the search to the rest of the neighborhood, police found more of her blood and hair in a junked car in a junkyard near Grant's house. The convicted felon was arrested on a weapons charge after police found 12-gauge shotgun shells and .38-caliber hollow-point bullets in his home. They have since charged Grant with kidnapping too, and have obtained a warrant to collect his DNA. Grant is being held without bond at the Lexington County Detention Center, and, according to the Sherriff's office is being "completely uncooperative." Richland County Sheriff Leon Lott told reporters, "He holds the key. He's the one who can stop those tears from Gabrielle's mother and stop the pain her in heart." Authorities are asking anyone who hired Grant to contact them.
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I have known Angie since she was just a toddler. She and my younger sister are the same age and have been close friends since Kindergarten. Angie is an actress and model, she lives in Silverlake. I jotted down 5 questions for Angie to answer about her personal style:
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Cornerstone OnDemand Surges as Job Market Stabilizes
NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- Cornerstone OnDemand (CSOD) shares closed up 7.59% at $51.01 on above-average volume a day after the cloud talent management solutions provider reported stronger-than-expected revenue growth and as the head of the company underscored U.S. labor market trends and European economic developments that are working in its favor.
CEO Adam Miller said in a phone interview with TheStreet Wednesday that while the U.S. labor market looks to have stabilized and overall unemployment will continue to decline, there will continue to be a clear split in the labor economy whereby the skilled labor market remains extremely tight and unskilled workers continue to have an extremely tough time finding jobs.
"And so tools like ours become extremely important to be able to recruit passive candidates who aren't looking for jobs but who have the right skills, or to effectively engage high potential employees, and for keeping them in the organization and to continue to train and develop them," Miller explained. "We've seen a clear split in the economy, and we've benefited from it."
Over in Europe, Miller continues to see soft economic conditions in the south and high levels of unemployment, particularly in Spain. "There are truly scary levels of unemployment at those demographics [18 to 30 year old market] and we may end up with major civil unrest at some point." On the other hand, Miller says that the economies in Northern and Central Europe are very strong and continue to grow. In Europe more generally, he is seeing a very rapid movement towards globalization to ensure that there's good diversification outside of its core markets, particularly outside of southern Europe."You see companies becoming aggressively more global, and that really helps us in two ways," Miller said. He explains that as these European companies become more global, especially through acquisitions, the benefits of cloud computing become more evident because they allow for a relatively easy way to distribute applications around the world without much resistance. "The other benefit is our application in particular is very well-suited for globalization," he said. Miller points out that the company's technology is already used in 190 countries and available in 41 different languages. Cornerstone has been generating about 70% of its revenue in the U.S. and approximately 30% of its overall sales overseas. The company is also heavily investing in Asia-Pacific and Latin America. On Tuesday evening, Cornerstone OnDemand reported a 66% year-over-year increase in revenue for the second quarter ended June 30 of $44.3 million. This surpassed the Wall Street target of $43.34 million, according to a survey of analysts by Thomson Reuters, as bookings rose 55%. The company also noted that average selling prices increased 20% through the first six months of 2013 from last year. Non-GAAP net loss came in at 7 cents a share versus the average analyst estimate of a 6 cents a share loss. The company has raised its full-year GAAP revenue guidance to a range of $183.5 million to $185.5 million from $181 million to $183 million and now expects a full-year non-GAAP loss of about $11 million, or 21 cents a share, more than the previously estimated loss of $9 million. The company explained that as it continues to invest in its software, network infrastructure, and services organization to support its top line growth, Cornerstone will incur incremental interest expenses related to its recent five-year convertible debt offering. GAAP revenues are expected to range from $47.5 million to $48.5 million in the third quarter. Analysts at Piper Jaffray published a note Wednesday underscoring the company's impressive 55% billings growth rate and raised their price target to $57 from $55 while maintaining an overweight view on the stock and recommending that investors purchase shares on any weakness after the earnings report. Nomura Securities analysts have cited a similar reason for keeping their "buy" recommendation on the stock after the release, hiking their price target to $54 from $40. Meanwhile Credit Suisse analysts said in a note Tuesday that the stabilization in the U.S. job market should be a positive for companies such as Cornerstone OnDemand because it could mean more employees to service with their software. Follow @atwtse Written by Andrea Tse in New York >To contact the writer of this article, click here: Andrea Tse.>
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Please download the Outlook add-in from the following location:
Either click on the hyperlink above or copy and paste the complete URL into your browser and select GO.
To install this new version you should close Outlook and then remove the current installation. This can be done by;
Windows XP : Start > Control Panel > Add or Remove programs. In this list you need to find the 'OpenCRM Outlook Addin install' and then remove.
Windows Vista : Windows Menu > Control Panel > Programs and Features. In this list you need to find the 'OpenCRM Outlook Addin install' and then remove.
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SAN JUAN, Puerto RicoŌĆöThe Puerto Rican Senate on Thursday approved a sweeping bill that would ban anti-LGBT discrimination in employment, housing, public accommodations and government services in the U.S. territory.
The 15-11 vote took place after lawmakers for several hours debated Senate Bill 238 that Sen. Ram├│n Nieves P├®rez introduced in January.
ŌĆ£The country, you and I are sick and tired of the marginalization,ŌĆØ Sen. Mari Tere Gonz├Īlez said.
Former Senate President Thomas Rivera Schatz is among those who spoke against the bill.
ŌĆ£This Senate speaks of tolerance but discriminates against those who donŌĆÖt have the same political ideology,ŌĆØ he tweeted during the debate.
The billŌĆÖs passage comes three days after San Juan Mayor Carmen Yul├Łn Cruz mandated the Puerto Rican capitalŌĆÖs police department to equally apply the islandŌĆÖs current domestic violence laws, regardless of the reported victimŌĆÖs sexual orientation. She also signed a second executive order that bans discrimination against the cityŌĆÖs municipal employees based on their sexual orientation or gender identity and expression.
Pedro Julio Serrano of the National Gay and Lesbian Task Force, lesbian New York City Council Speaker Christine Quinn and others repeatedly criticized former Gov. Lu├Łs Fortu├▒o for not doing enough to curb rampant anti-LGBT violence on the island following the 2009 murder of gay teenager Jorge Steven L├│pez Mercado.
Current Gov. Alejandro Garc├Ła Padilla in February told a local newspaper he opposes the Puerto Rico Supreme Court decision that narrowly upheld the islandŌĆÖs gay adoption ban. He also supports both SB 238 and a separate measure on which a Senate committee will hold a hearing on Friday that would extend adoption rights to gays and lesbians.
Thousands of people on the same day are expected to take part in a march in the Puerto Rican capital that will commemorate the annual International Day Against Homophobia.
Dozens of LGBT rights advocates and other supporters cheered Serrano as he walked out of the Puerto Rican Capitol after the SB 238 vote.
ŌĆ£We are celebrating this victory,ŌĆØ he told the Blade while noting Schatz has previously referred to him as a ŌĆ£faggot.ŌĆØ ŌĆ£The people are celebrating with us. It is an extraordinary step forward.ŌĆØ
Bayam├│n resident H├®ctor Maldonado and a handful of other SB 238 supporters who stood across the street from the Capitol during the debate waved rainbow flags and held signs that urged passing motorists to honk their horns in support of the measure. One man yelled ŌĆ£maric├│nŌĆØ or "faggot" at them as he drove past, but several drivers indicated their support of the bill.
"ItŌĆÖs just about basic human rights," Maldonado told the Blade.
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This is Part 2 of the NBA Draft Review. For those who have not read Part 1, please click here.
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1st Round – Larry Sanders, PF, VCU (#15)
2nd Round – Darington Hobson, SG, New Mexico (#37); Jerome Jordan, C, Tulsa (#44, Sold to New York Knicks); Tiny Gallon, PF, Oklahoma (#47)
Analysis – The Bucks took a risk last season drafting Brandon Jennings and it paid off big. They decided to take a few more risks this season and if they pay off, look for the Bucks to make it past the first round. I think Larry Sanders was a bit of a reach at #15. Long and athletic, Sanders will provide the Bucks with some depth in the frontcourt. He is a good rebounder, especially on the offensive glass, but needs to improve his toughness and consistency.
Hobson is another player who I thought was overrated coming into the draft, but #37 seems about right for him. A less-consistent version of Evan Turner, he can play three positions, but is not consistent enough at any of them to be a regular at the NBA level. Project him to play the 2, possibly back up
Gallon is another risk, but the risk is much-lessened half way through the second round. Almost 300 pounds, Gallon does a great job getting position in the post when he puts in the effort. He has good touch around the rim and is a surprisingly good perimeter shooter. If he puts in a consistent effort, this can be a very good pick up for the Bucks.
1st Round – Wesley Johnson, SF,
2nd Round – Namanja Bjelica, SF,
Analysis – I thought the draft started out really well for the TWolves. I sincerely think Johnson is going to be a star in the NBA and he filled a team need. He is a great rebounder, is very athletic and is an underrated shooter. He needs to become more aggressive looking for his shot and using his athletic ability to create on the offensive end. With two more first round picks, I figured they could add some more key pieces to improve the team, but things went horribly wrong.
The second round was filled with international players, neither who is close to being ready for the NBA. Bjelica is another small forward who plays a typical European game. In other words, he is soft, prefers to play on the perimeter at 6'10, though he does have a good, consistent shot. Prestes is the player with more of a shot of being a NBA player, with a solid body and power game, though he is still very raw on the offensive end.
Thrown into the mix was the acquisition of Martell Webster, another small forward, from
1st Round – Derrick Favors, PF,
2nd Round – None
Analysis – New owner, new coach – would the draft bring the players to improve the worst team in the NBA last season? After last-minute chatter that they were considering Wesley Johnson, the Nets ultimately went with Favors, who has as much potential as anyone in the draft. Just 18 years old (he turns 19 in mid-July), Favors is very athletic, is a solid rebounder and will eventually be a solid post presence next to Brook Lopez. He needs to work on becoming a better shooter out to 15 feet and become a more aggressive defender, but he will be ready to contribute immediately.
If the Nets had kept Jordan Crawford at #27 and added another play at #31, I think the grade would have been a bit higher. I like James, I just think Crawford could have added a lot more value to the current Nets team. James will give some depth to the small forward position, possibly replacing the minutes of the departed Chris Douglas-Roberts, though he is a much stronger rebounder and is very strong around the rim.
1st Round – Craig Brackins, PF,
2nd Round – None
Analysis – This is how to trade down and really improve your team. Sending the 11th Pick and Morris Peterson to
Pondexter will be able to help out on both ends of the court. On the offensive end, he can consistently hit from 17 feet, goes strong to the rim and is a good offensive rebounder. Defensively, he is a good on-ball defender and closes on shooters well. He is the type of player who will sacrifice numbers for the team, which is always a good thing.
1st Round – None
2nd Round – Andy Rautins, SG,
Analysis – Rautins is a great fit for the
Fields may have been a bit of a reach, but he is a consistent player, has a very good mid-range game and is very fundamentally sound. He will need to improve his long-range game and work on his first step, but he is another player who I think will do well in D'antoni's system.
1st Round – Cole Aldrich, C,
2nd Round – Tibor Pleiss, C,
Analysis – The key to this draft for the Thunder was to come away with a big man for the middle, and Sam Presti did a lot of maneuvering to get just that. Aldrich was the best true center available. He is a great rebounder, is fantastic on the pick and roll, and is an above average defender and shot-blocker. His offensive skills are good, though he needs to learn to become a better shooter from 10 feet out and don't even get started about his free throw shooting. This is the kind of pick which will have the Thunder competing in the Western Conference for a long time.
The second round picks are full of projects which OKC has time to develop. Pleiss, a German center, is extremely talented, but very raw. He needs to improve his play with his back to the basket and work on increasing his strength. Williams, who did not have the grades to play in college, went right to the NBDL. Still developing, he spent the season for the
1st Round – Daniel Orton, C,
2nd Round –
Analysis – The key to this draft will be the eventual development of Daniel Orton behind Dwight Howard. Orton showed some decent skills as a backup to DeMarcus Cousins last season, though he still needs to work on both the offensive and defensive ends. If his frame fills out, he can be a very big presence down low. His athleticism is suspect, but I won't worry about that for another year or 2.
Getting Robinson with the second to last pick in the draft is a steal. Though he is 23 already, he is one of the best athletes in the draft and can help the Magic right away with his rebounding and his ability to get out in transition. He needs to be more aggressive on the offensive end, especially shooting from the perimeter. He defers to his teammates too often, but he is very capable of being a good role player for a contending team.
1st Round – Evan Turner, SG,
2nd Round – None
Analysis – Turner was the obvious pick at #2 and is going to pay instant dividends for the Sixers. He will be able to backup the 1, 2 and 3 and get on the floor for 20-25 minutes a game right from the start. Eventually, I see him settling in to the Shooting Guard role, or, depending on
1st Round – None
2nd Round – Gani Lawal, PF,
Analysis – The Suns did the best with what they had in this draft. Lawal will add some toughness to the bench, especially with Stoudamire most likely departing. He finds ways to score in the lane and has become more efficient when he gets the ball within 10 feet. He is a solid rebounder, boxes out well and keeps the ball high. Defensively, he does a good job moving players off the blocks and has the ability to block some shots.
Dwayne Collins is another big body, but I don't see him having a shot at making the team.
Portland Trail Blazers Grade: A
1st Round – Luke Babbitt, SF,
2nd Round – Armon Johnson, PG,
Analysis – Based on the picks, this is probably a B+ draft, but to pull this off hours after you have been forced out as GM is nothing short of amazing, and Kevin Pritchard deserves a lot of credit here. He worked out a deal with
I am a fan of the Elliot Williams pick and assuming that his injury is nothing serious, can provide major minutes at the 2 guard position, and can play the point if needed. He is strong going to the basket, sees the court well and has improved his perimeter shooting. He needs to become more consistent from long-range. Defensively, he is much better at guarding shooting guards rather than point guards, but he can do either if necessary.
Getting Babbitt's teammate Johnson early in the 2nd round was a good pickup, providing some depth at the point position, and he will probably be their best point-scoring point guard.
1st Round – DeMarcus Cousins, C,
2nd Round – Hassan Whiteside, C, Marshall (#33)
Analysis – Not only did the Kings opt for big in this draft, they went really big. At this point, everyone knows the risks associated with Cousins, but there is no denying the impact he can have on the game if he decides to give it his all out there. He has the natural ability to be one of the top centers in the league within a year.
While another big was not needed after drafting Cousins, it was a smart move taking Whiteside who was still available at #33. This could be a great situation for Whiteside as he will only be asked to do what he is good at right away – be a defensive menace in the middle. This will allow the Kings to take time to develop his offensive skills, which need some serious work.
1st Round – James Anderson, SG,
2nd Round – Ryan Richards, PF,
Analysis – San Antonio GM RC Buford did it again, stealing a great talent drafting in the 20's.
Richards was encouraged to return to
1st Round – Ed Davis, Power Forward,
2nd Round – Solomon Alabi, Center,
Analysis – This is another draft that could look much better or much worse in a few seasons depending on how the players progress.
Alabi supposedly dropped this far due to health issue, but team officials have been assured that there is nothing to worry about. If this true, Alabi could be a steal at 50 – another defensive presence for a team that desperately needs it.
1st Round – Gordon
2nd Round – Jeremy Evans, PF,
Analysis –
Evans is a painfully thin power forward, who will need to improve his ball-handling skills to work out on the perimeter if he is going to have any hope of playing in the NBA.
1st Round – John Wall, PG,
2nd Round – Hamady Ndiaye, C, Rutgers (#56, from
Analysis – If all they had chosen was John Wall, this would still be rated an "A" draft. But they did much more than that, assuring that the climb back to respectability will be easier than expected. Wall was the prize of this draft, and his impact will be much greater than what he does on the court. Wall will be the face of the franchise and the buzz around him will generate into ticket sales. Expect the tempo to pick up with Wall running the show as he is not as effective in a half court offense, but the team has the players to do this.
Booker is another key pickup in this draft. Booker will do the dirty work for the team – rebounding, playing tough defense and setting up his teammates. He is also a skilled scorer in his own right, but his true value is how he makes his teammates better.
For those who read Part 1, you know my feelings on Seraphin. For those who didn't – I don't like him and don't think he will ever be talented enough to contribute at the NBA level.
I do like the N'diaye pick as another defensive presence for the Wizards. While he is still raw offensively, he has improved significantly over the last 4 years and there is no saying that he has finished getting better. But the Big East Defensive Player of the year can come in right away and be a force blocking shots for a Wizards team that looks like it is building a solid defensive presence.
Well that concludes the NBA Draft Review and I will now officially be starting work on the 2011 Draft. Hope you all stick around for it.


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This is just one of those very sad stories that I hate to read. Tampa Bay DT Brian Price - one of the more beloved members of our extended Bruin family - is out with exhaustion and grief after sister's death I can't imagine how my mind and body would react if I lost my closest sibling at a young age. My thoughts and prayers go out to him and his family, especially the two young children now without a mother.
From all of us here at BN. Hang in there Jon. The Bruin family here is with you and your family. GO BRUINS.
On this day it is worth appreciating one of the more amazing programs out of UCLA (spotlighted on BN before). The piece from Huffpost linked above has more details on a program, which has become a model for other medical institutions interested in helping additional wounded service members. GO BRUINS.
A very nice website detailing the life of a great bruin whose life was way too short. Very touching tributes by his family and friends about what a great life he led.
More people going above and beyond to make Tyler feel like part of the team. It's great to be a Bruin!
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- When the new year begins, Kentucky residents will have a choice of Medicaid plans.
Passport has been the long-time Kentucky Medicaid provider, but starting in 2013 they're adding three more: CoventryCares, Humana, and WellCare.
The state assigned all 175-thousand Medicaid members in the area to one of the four plans.
What people may not know, is that they can switch providers to a plan that fits their needs.
It's important to double check that your current health care providers accept your new plan.
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This has been a divisive election when it comes to the economy, women's rights and foreign affairs, but if there is one thing both parties agree on it's early voting.
"We do not know what the numbers are and we will not know until after we finalize the numbers after the election, but anecdotally clerks are telling us there is a big increase," said Jim Condos, D-Vt. Secretary of State.
That's because there has been a big push from both sides of the aisle to get those ballots in before Election Day, as both sides agree early voting stole the show in the 2008 election.
"It was driven by the technology the Obama people used. Republicans have also adopted many of those techniques," said Jack Lindley, the chair of the Vt. Republican Party.
While Vermont voting is anonymous when it comes to party affiliation, once you've voted early there are ways of tracking your allegiance and crossing you off the list.
"We actually get updated lists from the secretary of state's office and from town clerks around the state, and it is the job of our early vote director to actually take that data, enter it into our voter file system and make sure we are continually updating folks around the state," said Ariel Wengroff of the Vt. Democratic Party.
Some 461,000 people have registered to vote in this election-- a record high for Vermont. In 2004, 19.1 percent of voters cast an early ballot in Vermont. That jumped nearly 10 points to 28.9 percent in 2008.
Reporter Molly Smith: Do you see this trend continuing?
Jim Condos: Absolutely.
Molly Smith: Why?
Jim Condos: I think it is a convenience factor.
"It is harder and harder to get out to the polls on Election Day," Wengroff said. "We want to make sure our supporters get in, vote, vote early if they can, so we know we have that vote in and it makes it easier for them."
Convenient for the voter and for the party to gauge their support. They say the campaigns can get ugly toward the end, and early voting helps avoid that frustration factor.
"If we do not have a strong enough program on early absentee efforts and getting out the vote, then people become very much discouraged," Lindley said.
Condos said he does not believe there is a correlation between the early voting numbers and record number of registered voters in the election.
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Cantor Danielle Bensimhon joins Temple Beth David in Palm Beach GardensThursday, July 14th, 2011
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"We're going to put all this at the doorstep of Harry Reid," Rep. John Fleming (R-FL) told reporters Thursday. I asked whether Boehner had prepared caucus members for the possibility that they'll have to grapple with yet another compromise -- this one between Boehner's bill and a similar plan Reid wrote himself.
"No, no discussion about that at all," Fleming said.
Rep. Allen West (R-FL) -- a conservative supporter of Boehner plan -- says Republicans are looking no farther than Thursday's vote. "The bottom line is this: What happens after this really depends on Harry Reid, and hopefully they get beyond the do-nothing aspect that they have shown in my time since I've been up here, and they move on this."
Rep. Mike Pence (R-IN), after sitting on the fence for days, announced his support for Boehner's plan at Thursday's meeting. "The expectation among members is we need to focus on our work here," Pence said. "We're all trying to remain focused on the House doing its job for the American people.
But Senate Democrats are vowing to kill Boehner's bill -- and if they do, the overwhelming likelihood is that they send back to the House a hybrid version of the Boehner and Reid plans. Those changes might even be fairly modest -- but for now Republicans say there's little room for any.
"I think we'll look at it. It just depends on what they are," Fleming said. "They've got to meet our basic principles. Speaker Boehner says that there's got to be more cuts than debt ceiling increase."
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It must be exceptionally difficult to officiate NBA games. That's the only explanation as to why Chris Andersen wasn't ejected with a Flagrant-2 foul call after taking out Tyler Hansbrough in the second quarter of Game 5 of
href="http://www.sbnation.com/nba/teams/indiana-pacers" class="sbn-auto-link">Pacers vs. Heat on Thursday. The initial hit could have been simply a Flagrant-1 -- Andersen shoulder-checked Hansbrough to the ground as the two ran back down the court. (There was no evident contact between the two on the rebound. Andersen was actually knocked a bit by Roy Hibbert as the two jockeyed for the ball.)
Then, as the GIF below shows, Birdman walked (err, fluttered?) over to Hansbrough as the Pacer got back to his feet. Andersen's intent? Apparently, to yell in Hansbrough's face and eventually give him a two-handed shove to the chest that sent Psycho T reeling backwards.
A Flagrant-2 is typically reserved for totally egregious plays. But the immediate comparison that comes to mind is Nazr Mohammed's ejection from Game 3 of Bulls vs. Heat. Andersen did literally the same thing Mohammed did. The only difference is that Hansbrough didn't sell it and go sprawling to the ground. He fell safely into the warm embrace of Roy Hibbert.
And Mohammed's shove didn't come after he took out his foe (LeBron James, in this case)! So, Birdman deserved a Flagrant-1 for the hockey foul on Hansbrough, and then did something that recently got a player ejected on its own. Yet Andersen walked away with the Flagrant-1 and a double technical. He stayed in the game, and finished with four points, four rebounds and two blocks in 18 minutes.
Then referee Marc Davis had to keep Birdman from ... I don't know, shoving Hansbrough again? Andersen did the fugazy "I'd totally be beating your ass if this much smaller man wasn't holding me back!" thing, struggling against Davis' force. Davis was trying to push Andersen back toward the Heat bench and away from the Pacers and Hansbrough.
Isn't struggling against a ref some flavor of contact with a game official? Usually it's teammates who get between players and push them back.
Which brings up a lasting question in this scuffle: where are the rest of the Heat players? Those on the bench at the beginning of the incident have to stay on the bench, of course. But there were four other Heat players on the court, and not one of them rushed to protect Birdman from himself or the Pacers. Norris Cole is in the area and casually follows the action. Andersen has been "pushed" back to almost midcourt before a Heat assistant runs up to take over babysitting duty from the ref.
I don't blame the assistant for getting there a bit late -- he has to make sure the Heat bench stays in its place; that's what coaches have been trained to do in these incidents. The Miami players already on the floor, though -- Cole, LeBron, Ray Allen and Shane Battier -- need to make sure their teammate doesn't do anything (else) stupid. The broadcast video of the incident shows the lack of interest by other Heatians.
The undercurrent of this whole fracas is that Birdman a) is prone to do this kind of useless crap and b) has been working on Hansbrough all series long. From Game 1:
So often fans long for the days of the '80s and '90s, when hard fouls were hard, bullpucky was not tolerated because teams had enforcers like Charles Oakley and even stars like Larry Bird and Karl Malone weren't above sticking an elbow in an opponent's ribs for no good reason. But when I see stuff like what Birdman is pulling, I'm glad we've largely removed the violence from the NBA, because in these times with these players, it just comes off as pathetic.
Birdman is clearly looking for a fight with Hansbrough, and the NBA ought to reward that with a one-game vacation. There is no greater good in Andersen's pursuit, only extra pressure on the already tightly-wound referees and a drag on what has been an exciting series. Fly away, Birdman. Fly away.
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