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Richard Edelman, head of Edelman*, just called. He wrote a blog post about the Walmart/Edelman disclosure (or lack thereof) issue over the weekend. He says "this should not have happened." He also said he didn't respond until he had all the facts, which is why both him and Steve Rubel hadn't responded until now. Now that he has, he says that they didn't do a good job here and he's working to educate his staff so this doesn't happen again. Steve Rubel also wrote about it and was pretty specific "our firm failed to be completely transparent."
Richard also apologized for his firm's error.
That's enough for me. It's pretty clear, based on our conversation that this isn't allowable behavior at Edelman and that he isn't telling his clients it's a good thing to do this and that, if a similar site goes up, that full disclosure will be there and will be there from the beginning.
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Gabby Carpenter and Natalie Hale each scored in double-digits as the Pioneer Valley girls basketball team clinched a perfect league record with a 49-37 victory at Smith Academy on Thursday night.
Carpenter led all scorers with 13 points and shot 9 of 10 from the foul line for the Panthers (13-7, 8-0 Franklin South), while Hale added 10 points.
Ashley Higgins had nine points, 10 rebounds and eight blocks for the Falcons (11-9, 6-2), who would have been cochampions with a victory.

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Found this at my local Walgreens for about 5 bucks... Ive been using it on my brows everyday for about a year and I have'nt come close to running out! I have no problems with it, it dose'nt make my brows crunchy and tames them well! Also for my lashes, i've tried it but I prefer colored mascara so I can't put in my 2 cents there! Overall, great cheap brow gel!(:
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Although it is sold as such..don't use this product on your lashes.
Use it one your brows!
I've seen so many makeup artists whip this stuff out.
It defines and enriches color.
Cheap and effective..a no brainer!
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I hate this mascara!!!!! i got the clear one because it was supposed to add definition while looking natural but all it did was make my lashes all droopy. it didn't hold a curl and it felt really heavy on my lashes. definitely do NOT recommend this product!!!!
I am a contact lens wearer and my eyes are irritated by most eye makeup. This irritated my eyes but it wasn't extreme so I will continue to use as my options are pretty limited, especially in drugstore brands.
It gives your lashes a little bit of gloss but obviously doesn't make them darker. I found that applying it then holding the lashes up with the applicator while aiming a warm blow dryer at them helps the lashes curl and also dries the product faster. I don't have an eyelash curler right now so this is a decent alternative.
I've never tried it on my brows.
It is cheap, isn't too irritating and readily available at any drugstore or big box store.
this is the perfect brow wax/setter. the only thing i hate is the applicator/wand, which i think is plastic, and it just applies too much on the brows but its fine if you use this as an eyelash primer. also it takes a while to dry and doesnt tame the thicker longer brow hairs. it doesnt smell like anything crazy. and i like how its clear so you actually see how much product you are getting, which to me, looks like a lot :) i didnt give it a full 5 stars only because i found a new love for setting my brows - aloe vera! my brows stay SO MUCH BETTER than this and its a healthier product!
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I'm really really surprised by this stuff. I love it, and I don't usually love.... anything really lol. I was told that this stuff was great as a primer to put under your mascara, and they were right. I was hesitant to try this stuff because the normal version of this mascara is probably the worst thing you could ever buy.
This stuff was really cheap, I think it was like $5 at WallMart for a product you can use as a mascara primer, a clear mascara and as something to set your brows.
I happen to like the packaging. I like the brush, it puts on a small amount of product which is great because the product itself takes a long time to dry due to the high amount of glycerin making it very wet, which is by no means a bad thing unless you have short sparse lashes. If you have short lashes that need to maintain a strong curl you probably shouldn't use this because of how wet it is.
I have MAC's prep and prime lash primer and I find that this stuff actually works better as a mascara primer than MAC's product. This stuff lengthens and thickens subtly which looks very shiny, feathery and natural unlike MAC's product which ends up looking thick and chunky even with careful application. And because of the high amount of glycerin in this product it also conditions your lashes and makes them really soft and shiny.
Overall I really really like this stuff. I'm pleasantly surprised, and I will be re-buying it. It's cheap, it works, it's non-scented so it doesn't cause irritation, it conditions your eye lashes making them better with use. What else could you want? This is a yes for me. A no for girls with short, sparse lashes that need to maintain a heavy curl.
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It is good for the lashes when you just want to give them a little definition. When i use it for my eye brows it isn't that great. It takes a while to dry to the point where i just wipe it off if i'm in a hurry, plus it doesn't keep your brows tame. Not the best
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Good mascara for lazy days when I don't want to risk an accidental smudge when I apply my regular black mascara. It just gives a light boost to my lashes and you can't see any smudge during the day since its clear. Drying time a bit long but since it is clear, no matter xD
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This product does not work for me ): it took very long to dry on my eyelashes and irritated by eyes so much I have to wash it off! Be very careful when applying more than one coat on your eyelashes as it tends to be very clumpy. Although my eyelashes feel a bit stiffer, my eyebrows didn't get any stiffer after I applied the product on and I didn't see a noticeable difference. Not sure if it's mascara at all since it smells a bit like hand sanitizer. Definitely not worth the money.
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This is the perfect clear mascara anyone can ask for. This is my only clear mascara I have ever tried in my life, and it will remain that. This is perfect for keeping brows in place, for using on lashes for an all natural look, or used on lashes prior to application of colored or black mascara to enhance the mascara's features. It will help hold a curl even better if used before another mascara is applied, and will help separate lashes and even lengthen and add volume to them just slightly. This is available pretty much anywhere, and the price is great. Would definitely recommend, and without hesitation I will always repurchase!
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Birdsall a standout in U-17 U.S Select Team tournament
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Chris Birdsall, Glen Rock's standout young hockey goaltender, starred in the Under-17 Five Nations Tournament in Chomutov, Czech Republic last week. The U.S. Select Team won the event with a 4-0 record and the 15-year-old Birdsall was in the net for three of those victories.
He had 15 saves in the 6-2 win over Germany, 20 in the 5-0 victory over Switzerland and 19 in the 6-2 decision over the host Czech Republic. He was named Player of the Game vs. Switzerland and played the entire game in all three victories.
The U.S. team also defeated Slovakia, 4-2. Birdsall did not play in that game.
He returned home last Sunday evening and left yesterday for Cedar Rapids, Iowa, where he will play for the RoughRiders, a team that many regard as the best junior hockey team in the country.
Birdsall said the U-17 tournament games were played at a high tempo and were fast paced.
"It was a great opportunity to play for my country and bond with the other players," he said. The Czech Republic is a nice place and it was great to see a different part of the world."
He was the only player from New Jersey on the team.
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So, I got the weekend off. Yay. You don't really care because you've probably got stuff to do. Dude, go do it. No, seriously, go.
Ok, now I can sleep at night. Anyways, the combination of not having to work AND having the wife out of the house for an entire weekend is a big deal in my life. So, of course, I've spent my time working on the cars, fixing a couple of things I've been meaning to get to around the house, and working out, right? Hell no. And if finally dawned on me how much I've been laying around watching basketball when I was (finally) taking a break by having a leisurely drive (going to pick-up a pizza) and I was humming that damn ESPN bump song "Tell me what... Tell me what's your favorite color?"
Tell me I'm not the only one. Wow, I really have a talent for wasting time. This thread is point and case.
By the way, just for scientific purposes, I looked up the song and who sings it. It is by some British band and is barely listenable. And it is actually "What your favourite colour?"
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"The Electric Lady" by Tim Lukowiak
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Fine art print on bright white, fine poly-cotton blend, matte canvas using latest generation Epson archival inks. Individually trimmed and hand stretched museum wrap over 1-1/2" deep wood stretcher bars. Includes wall hanging hardware.
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Angela Vultaggio's goal midway through the second half lifted host Eastern Michigan University to a 2-1 win over the Bowling Green State University women's soccer team Friday afternoon (Sept. 28). The Mid-American Conference match was held at Scicluna Field.
With the win, the Eagles improve to 6-3-1 overall and 3-0-0 in MAC action. The Falcons drop to 1-9-1 and 0-2-1, respectively.
Falcon freshman Jessica Jarvis gave BGSU a 1-0 lead late in the first half, knocking home a cross from sophomore Sidney Huth. But, the Eagles knotted the score on a free kick by Stephanie Clarke early in the second half, and Vultaggio scored off of a Cara Cutaia feed in the 69th minute to give the home team the lead for good.
The Eagles held a 21-14 advantage in total shots, including a 12-3 margin after halftime. Eastern had a narrow 7-6 edge in shots on goal on the afternoon, with both BGSU freshman Jenna Underwood and EMU goalkeeper Jenna O'Dell making five saves.
The Falcons return to the road on Sunday afternoon (Sept. 30), heading to Kalamazoo to face Western Michigan University. Kickoff is scheduled for 1:00 p.m.
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Yucatán Chicken in Red Sesame Sauce
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- 3 ancho or other mild dried chilies
- 3 tablespoons raisins
- 2 tablespoons olive oil
- 1 chicken (3 to 4 pounds), cut into eight pieces
- 2 cups canned chicken stock
- 1 1/2 cups (1 14.5-ounce can) crushed tomatoes
- 3 garlic cloves, chopped
- 3 6-inch corn tortillas, torn into 1-inch pieces
- 1/2 cup sesame seeds, plus more for garnishing
- 1 teaspoon dried oregano
- 1 pinch ground cinnamon
- In a medium bowl, soak the chilies and raisins in 1 cup of hot water for 20 minutes. Drain and reserve.
- In a large skillet, heat the oil over medium-high heat and brown the chicken until golden, about 3 to 4 minutes per side (do in two batches if necessary). Remove the chicken and pour off the oil. Place the skillet over medium-high heat and add the chicken, chilies, raisins, and all the remaining ingredients. Stir. Bring to a boil, reduce to a simmer, cover, and cook for 35 to 45 minutes, or until the chicken is cooked through, turning twice during cooking.
- Remove the chicken from the skillet and cover to keep warm. Place the sauce in a blender or food processor and blend until smooth. Season to taste with salt and pepper. Pour the sauce over the chicken and garnish with additional sesame seeds. Serve with Toasted Corn Tortillas or plain white rice, if desired.
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- Calories 760
- Calcium 109mg
- Carbohydrate 29g
- Cholesterol 208mg
- Fat 45g
- Fiber 8g
- Iron 7mg
- Protein 62mg
- Sat Fat 10g
- Sodium 263mg
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text: Two of the most well known former Saints made a quick trip up to Northwest Louisiana Sunday to help Rotolo's celebrate their grand opening. Joe Horn and Deuce McAllister meeted and greeted the plenty of New Orleans fans, with autographs and handshakes. Horn was a heralded wide receiver, known for his big plays, and even bigger on the field celebrations, while McAllister may be the most beloved running backs ever for the black and gold. Both have high expectations for this season's team, especially with the return of head coach Sean Payton. And even though their time on the team is done, they still enjoy getting to know Who Dat Nation.


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Level 1: Basic Training There are 4 targets that appear at intervals above the wall. Just make sure that you shoot them all. It really shouldn't be too hard.
Level 2: The Construction Site Get rid of the guard by shooting out the bolt holding the girder that he's standing on in place. After that it should be pretty straightforward. The levers for the crane and the forklift control their movement so use them to get the girder to the top so that Mr Brown can walk over to the ladder. Then shoot the ladder so that he can climb down to Panda.
Level 3: Prison Shoot the first grill in front of Panda and then use the walkie talkie to get him to move into the vent. Then get the guard to go outside by shooting the satellite and disrupting his football game. Shoot the second grill and use the walkie talkie again to lower a rope for Mr Black to get out. You will then need to shoot the satellite dish again to make sure that the guard goes back inside as the bears make their getaway.
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Fooch's Note: While this is not a monster signing, given the 49ers relative lack of depth at cornerback means this could be an intriguing signing. James will be battling with Karl Paymah and Keith Smith for Marcus Hudson playing time. The team added Phillip Adams, but I see him probably ending up on the practice squad.
I feel good about this. Another Coach Sing "smash mouth" guy who's not a bad back up CB option. The D is coming together! Although I wouldn't mind seeing another DE pass rusher in case the DE spot opposite Smith becomes a weakness. Other than that, baring injuries of course, the defense should be in good shape, ya think?
Where are our other weaknesses on defense and offense that you think should be filled or supplemented by signing a veteran before the season starts? Who else would you like to see us pick up?
By the way, I became a Van fan today. Did you see those returns on the video post? Holy Creeps! This kid is the second coming of. . . Kory Sheets! . . . Seriously, I have a good feeling about that kid -- Van I mean!


text: Professor Akins teaches flute and directs the Flute Choir at Cedarville. She is Principal Flutist with the Springfield Symphony, and flutist and piccoloist with the Columbus Symphony and the Ohio Valley Symphony. Professor Akins also performs as a recitalist, chamber musician, and freelance flutist. She has presented and performed at National Flute Association conventions and served as secretary and general competitions coordinator. She is in demand as an adjudicator and clinician and also maintains a private flute studio. She is Past President of the Central Ohio Flute Association and was for many years Chair of their Young Artist Flute Competition.


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Grammy Winner R. Kelly Plans to Bring His "Trapped in the Closet" Hip Hopera to Broadway
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Singer, songwriter and record producer R. Kelly, a Grammy Award winner for "I Believe I Can Fly," is developing a stage version of his "Trapped in the Closet" song series, according to the Associated Press.
Kelly announced Nov. 19 that he's had an offer to bring "Trapped in the Closet," a cycle of songs each accompanied by a music video and described as a "hip hopera," to Broadway.
"To transform it into a Broadway version, that's what I'm working on," said Kelly at the Sunshine Theater, where he unveiled the latest chapters in "Trapped in the Closet," which will debut on the IFC channel Nov. 23. He also added that he might appear in some performances.
Written and produced by Kelly, "Trapped in a Closet" tells the story of a one-night stand that sets off a chain of events, revealing a web of lies, sex and deceit. At the Nov. 19 event, he said that he has more chapters in the studio that are waiting to be released.
Kelly's hit songs include "Bump n' Grind," "Your Body's Callin'," "Gotham City," "Ignition (Remix)," "If I Could Turn Back the Hands of Time," "The World's Greatest" and "I'm a Flirt," among others.
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Mike Modano on 2004-05 lockout: 'It was a waste of time'
|Mike Modano estimates that he lost more than $7 million in salary during the 2004-05 lockout. (Getty Images)
In 2004-05, the NHL became the first major sport to lose an entire season due to a labor dispute. It was a black eye for the league (example: this). Labor disputes are of course nothing new to the hockey world, as no league has lost more games due to work stoppages over the past 20 years.
As of Wednesday we're four days into yet another one.
Former NHL star Mike Modano, who was a member of the Dallas Stars when the '04-05 season was lost, recently told ESPN's Craig Custance of the work stoppage: "It was a waste of time." Modano said that he lost more than $7 million in salary.
"It's money you feel you never get back," Modano told Custance. "At some point, we were sold a bill of goods. Everybody was buying it. Everybody thought, 'Let's not let each other down. Let's do it for the future of the game. Blah, blah, blah.' You're only in the game so long."
He also added that "it's not a battle you're going to feel like you're going to win. It's a negotiation. You feel at some point that both sides will be upset about what they have to give up."
The league seems to be heading down the road toward more missed games. It doesn't seem to be a question of whether or not games will be lost, but simply a matter of how many.
We're less than a week into the league's third lockout and the two sides still haven't had much communication with one another in over a week (at least nothing that can be described as "formal" talks). At this point the only thing lost is the September exhibition schedule, including a game game in Brooklyn between the Islanders and Devils, but that could no doubt change and start to include regular season games as well.
Since 1992 the NHL has lost 1,698 regular season games due to its previous lockouts, far more than any other major North American sport has lost due to labor strife over that stretch.
Modano last appeared in the NHL during the 2010-11 season as a member of the Detroit Red Wings, scoring four goals to go with 11 assists. In 1,499 career games he scored 561 goals.
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Stocks to watch at ASX close on TuesdayPUBLISHED: 15 May 2012 17:21:16 | UPDATED: 15 May 2012 18:26:45PRINT EDITION: 15 May 2012
Stocks to watch on the Australian stock exchange at close on Tuesday:
COCA-COLA AMATIL (CCA) - down 58¢ at $46.27
Beverages supplier Coca-Cola Amatil (CCA) expects a higher underlying profit in the first-half of the 2012 calendar year, despite tough trading conditions.
GUNNS (GNS) - in a trading halt, last traded at 16¢.
Woodchipper Gunns has struck a deal to sell its hardwood sawn timber business for $28 million as it continues to finalise its long-awaited capital raising.
PACIFIC BRANDS (PBG) - down 3.5¢ at 58.5¢
Shares in clothing and footwear maker Pacific Brands have plunged after the company said there was no prospect of a takeover any time soon.
SUNCORP (SUN) - up 14¢ at $8.42
Suncorp continues to be hit by natural disasters, with its insurance costs for the financial year currently $253 million above its expectations.
WESTPAC BANKING CORPORATION (WBC) - down 17¢ at $21.90
Westpac has cut its interest rates on its short-term fixed rate home loans by up to 20 basis points.
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Open Enrollment is an annual process that affords faculty and professional staff the opportunity to enroll in new benefit plans or make changes to existing coverage. Those changes go into effect Jan. 1 of the upcoming year. This year's Open Enrollment began Friday, Nov. 1 and will end on Saturday, Nov. 30.
Faculty or professional staff who are not changing their elections do not need to re-enroll. Current 2013 benefits will remain in effect. The only exceptions are the Health Care and Dependent Care Flexible Spending Accounts. For these plans, you must re-enroll every plan year.
Faculty and professional staff are also encouraged to review the 2014 Open Enrollment Page. This website contains all of the information needed to determine which benefit plans are best for individual needs and provides enrollment instructions.
To go directly to the enrollment site, log into Drexel One and click on the "Benefits Service Center" link on the bottom right corner of the "Employees" tab.
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Fire chief Harold Rogers had heard about meth labs and the hazards associated with finding them. But his department dealt with their first one Sunday, under a bridge.
Claxton Fire was dispatched to the Thick Creek bridge on the Daisy-Nevils Highway Sunday morning for a report of smoke.
"We got the call from somebody who thought the power pole nearby was on fire," he explained. "But it was one of the older pylons under the bridge. We got there and put out the fire, then found the pieces and realized what it was."
Rogers called for a hazardous materials team to dispose of the lab. They also put out a foam barrier on the water to contain any of the oily material that had leaked into the creek. Investigators with the Tri-Circuit Drug Task Force said Monday they've seen several portal labs dumped at bridges, possibly because they're harder to see by passing motorists. Overall, they've only seen "a couple" of meth labs in Evans County in the past three years.
But that figure is still too high for Chief Rogers.
"It was a learning lesson for us," he said. "We were there in all of our normal protective gear, but we weren't equipped for that."
"The thing that bothers me most is, even though that's a small creek, some kids may have come down there to go fishing or something. What if they didn't know what it was and started trying to open it? With all those chemicals, that could be a dangerous situation."
Investigators said Monday they have some leads from the pieces of the lab. County road crews called in bridge inspectors Sunday afternoon, who said the replacement pylons were holding the bridge's weight already. The bridge was reopened Sunday evening.
Anyone with information on this lab is asked to call the Evans County Sheriff's office at 912.739.1611 or the Tri-Circuit Drug Task Force at 912.739.0500.
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Holmes is gone. Whether we like it or not that is a major impact to our offense. Holmes was the defenses #1 concern, who gets that now? Wallace looked good, but can he step in and be a dynamic play-maker like his predecessor? I like Wallace a lot, think he's going to be great, but Holmes was his better, and at least equal for the next few years I'll wager at making big plays.
Wallace Ward and Randle-El are a 3-WR set. Ward gets the slot, that is his. That leaves Randle-El and Wallace. Randle-El might be able to replace Wallace's production, but he can't replace the threat to a defense that either Wallace or Holmes presented. If Wallace steps up his game to the level Holmes played at last year, we still have a drop-off. I don't think Wallace and El- can replace what we've lost, and that means our passing game is substantially weaker. Also consider Mr. Steeler (he can pass Shell for the most games played as a Steeler this season) has another year of age and wear on him. He was on and off last year, teams could shut him down if they geared the defense to do so, but with Holmes and Wallace they couldn't afford to. It hurts to say it, but I think this is the year Ward finally starts to show his age, but the lack of competition will probably mean he gets another consecutive year of the most catches by a Steeler (tied for it in 1999, and has led the team for the last ten seasons). Heath might beat him, but but only if there is a colossal drop off in our passing game.
That leads us to four possibilities.
1. Ward defies age, Wallace makes a colossal jump in production and Randle-El thrives back in Pittsburgh and our offense is as good as it was last year.
2. Our offense sucks.
3. We return to smash-mouth, win the game with our running game type of football.
4. Sweed.
Let's do this backwards.
4. Let's say Sweed comes of age, sorts out his demons and his hands stop fighting his talent. Where does he fit? Third behind Wallace? He would help in the three set, because he's a natural outside receiver with size and ability to get open. In fact if this happened we probably could be as good as last year. The question is whether it will happen. I'm a believer in Sweed, I think he needs to be thrown into the fire till it clicks or he melts down entirely. Sink or swim and be done with it. However, I'll give him a 38% chance to succeed, and I'm a Sweed brand Kool-aid supporter. What do you think his chances are?
3. I've been arguing we ran the ball well last year for a long time now, but we at no point based our strategy for winning around running the ball. We did with Bettis and the O-Line of doom. If we are to try to get back to that, we need a back and an O-Line and a mentality that fits that style of football. I'd say we might have one of those. Our O-Line is just not as elite as it was, and I don't think there is even a slim chance it will be this year, even if Tim Tebow switched to Center and dominated everyone our line wouldn't be as good, if everyone on the line played a career best season we wouldn't match our old line. Not going to happen, we had incredible run blocking lines for a good while, we don't now. The mentality isn't there either. Tomlin is going to be considered a great coach, but there are plenty of highly successful great coaches who don't instill the "just maul people" mentality Cowher did. A balanced approach is Tomlin's style, and his team is more about responsibility and working together than physically pounding the person in front of you. I know, I'm missing Cowher right now as I type this, violence is fun. However we have more trophies won with balanced or strong passing offenses than with running dominated offenses. (The vikings in '75 we dominated on the ground, that was the only SB we won with a consistently successful run game) To sum up, we aren't going back. If we are going to run more it'll be a balanced run and pass, and we will need the passing game to keep teams from stacking the box, we can't counter that with this line.
2. If Arians run a similar offense to last year, Randle-El does about what he should, Wallace develops but not hugely, Sweed doesn't figure it out and Teams are able to focus on Hines and limit his production expect even more sacks and picks this year. This offense could implode if Ben isn't playing well. We saw that last year. Let's hope this option doesn't happen.
1. Seriously, career type years for all our receivers is probably not going to happen. Ben is a much better QB than he was when El was last here, I could see His production going up. I can see Wallace improving to the 60 catch range, maybe 70 if he steps up big time. Heath and Hines will both suffer, I think Holmes and Wallace opened up a lot of room for them to work, and with Holmes gone only Sweed stepping up could offset that.
My prediction, a long disappointing year for the Steelers offense. The defense could bail us out though. Last years offense was much better than 08, if it drops back to that level but our defense returns to 08 levels, well that would be fine by me.
I'd rather not see an offensive player in the first round, the consistent themes of our SB teams is a sick defense, a clutch QB and a play making WR. I don't see us getting the third in this draft, let's make sure we keep our defense on the right path for the future.


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I've sent out a daily mailing for quite some time now for the bookstore I work for. In it, I always start with the daily message, and then put some information about our store - books, services, etc. that we offer.
However, I'm wondering if people even look at the bottom part of the message.
I'm considering putting at least one small ad for one of our products at the top of the email, but I'm worried that this will offend people - i.e. they will think its become too commercial.
FYI, the mailing is called "The Daily Words of the Buddha", so people subscribe to it to get a daily insipirational message.
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At gunpoint, I'd say the guy on the left was a sea captain, or maybe the Gorton's Fisherman. With Appalachian State moving up to the FBS next season, they needed something a little more evocative of "mountaineer." So they're switching to the guy on the right, presumably after an intense design competition featuring many magic markers and cocktail napkins.
Appalachian State made the announcement on the Friday after Thanksgiving, perhaps hoping no one would notice. SportsLogos.net noticed, and put together the helpful before-and-after image above.
The bearded fellow is Yosef, a representation of the Mountaineers' mascot. "Vintage Yosef," resembling the secondary logo the school used in the '70s, made an appearance as part of a throwback night in 2012. He proved so popular, he's coming back permanently as "Victory Yosef," replacing the mark the school has used since 1999. ...
App State will still use their "block A" as their primary logo, but as the Mountaineers join the Sun Belt in 2014, Victory Yosef will be around to give you the side-eye.
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Is it about time to quit your daytime job? Your work is exceptional. If it is purely for your own pleasure, I hope you are very happy with your work and enjoy seeing it handing. congrats. I gave up painting years ago in oils, but watercolor takes a real patience that I never had but certainly appreciate!
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Rabbi explains "Gun Control Act of 1968 was patterned extensively after NAZI German Gun Control Laws….. demonstrated how the same phrases and restrictions in the NAZI LAW were copied, sometimes verbatim from the translation into American law."
Amazingly, Rabbi Dovid Bendory predicted the current Federal Government and Media onslaught demanding Gun Control.
This video was posted May 17, 2012.
At the 9 minute mark, Rabbi Bendory predicts "America stands poised on an emerging into European nanny state socialism. There is no room in this dilusional grand scheme for the armed citizen. "
It appears more steps of this prediction, from almost a year ago, are now being incrementally fulfilled.
"Disarm and Exterminate. Its a formula proven repeatedly by the Tyrants of the 20th Century."
"The 2nd Amendment is the Guardian of all the rest of the Bill of Rights."
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This is really My first decorative box. I have made cigar humidor boxes before, but they were square and pretty simple design. This box took a little more time and effort. Its made from cherry with a maple inlay. I went to a mill to buy a cherry log milled to 6" x 12" x 10' (foot) for a customer project. I was hired to make a custom mantle for a fire place. Well I had just enough of a cut off left to make this box All of the cutting was done on the band saw. I sprayed on a catalyzed lacquer to finish the box. The Idea came from a similar project that was done on "The American Wood shop". I'm sure my wife is going to love it.
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#2 posted 1658 days ago
well done
-- of all the things Ive lost in life i miss my mind the most
#3 posted 1658 days ago
Nice! WTG!!!
-- rustic andy
#4 posted 1658 days ago
It was great to see this. I cut out a similar box a few days ago, but the cherry may have been too wet. I left it in my cold shop and have been afraid to chek on it. If it is in good shape tomorrow, I will try the inlay idea. Your box looks great. My wife would love it!
-- Robert, so much inspiration here, and so little time!
#5 posted 1658 days ago
Nice work, it's beautiful
#6 posted 1658 days ago
Bob, this is a gorgeous box. I have wanted to do one of these as well after watching Scott Phillips but just have not got around to it. Your version of the box looks really good and I particularily like your wood choice. Maple and cherry are my favorite combination.
-- Challenges are what make life interesting; overcoming them is what makes life meaningful- Joshua Marine
#7 posted 1658 days ago
Excellent work and a great idea. I wonder if I can make one by Valentines Day.
-- Rich, Cedar Rapids, IA - I'm a woodworker. I don't create beauty, I reveal it.
#8 posted 1657 days ago
This one goes on the list of things to make – well done!
-- Steve - Impatience is Expensive
#9 posted 1657 days ago
The inlay accent really sets it off. Nice job.
-- ~Jason~ , Albuquerque NM
#10 posted 1651 days ago
looks great
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At the shop's opening yesterday, the director of social landlord Incommunities-Open Field, Steve Short, said: "We're really confident that while the shop is here it will be successful. We're here to help anybody and everybody with a wide range of services, including finances and self-employment."
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On Sunday, March 28, the Most Reverend Michael F. Burbidge celebrated Mass and conferred the Sacrament of Confirmation to 68 adults at St. Andrew the Apostle Church in Apex. Fr. David Fitzgerald, S.A., Pastor of St. Andrew Parish; Fr. Joseph Brennan, O.S.F.S., Pastor of Holy Infant in Durham; Fr. Raymond M. Thu, CMC, Chaplain of the Vietnamese Catholic Community at St. Joseph in Raleigh; and Fr. Daniel Oschwald, Rector of Sacred Heart Cathedral in Raleigh, concelebrated the Mass assisted by Deacon Daniel Hoffert.
Those receiving the Sacrament of Confirmation represented 19 parishes from the Newton Grove, Piedmont, Fayetteville and Raleigh deaneries. Those confirmed are practicing Catholics who have previously received the Sacraments of Baptism and Eucharist. Through the Sacrament of Confirmation, they have completed full Initiation into the Catholic faith.
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"Baptism, the Eucharist, and the sacrament of Confirmation together constitute the 'sacraments of Christian Initiation,' whose unity must be safeguarded. It must be explained to the faithful that the reception of the sacrament of Confirmation is necessary for the completion of baptismal grace. For by the sacrament of Confirmation, the [faithful] are more perfectly bound to the Church and are enriched with a special strength of the Holy Spirit. Hence they are, as true witnesses of Christ, more strictly obliged to spread and defend the faith by word and deed." (CCC# 1285).
In his homily, Bishop Burbidge likened the confirmands to the Israelites. "Your faith journeys no doubt had moments of doubt and confusion. Yet the Lord spoke to your heart and called you to a new life, a new way of living," said Bishop Burbidge. "The promise the Lord our God made to the Israelites is the same one He made to you: Through it all He is present and will sustain us. Today, we join you in celebrating God's faithfulness to His promises!"
On Sunday, April 10th, Bishop Burbidge will celebrate Mass and confer the Sacrament of Confirmation with at Immaculate Conception Church in Wilmington at 3:00pm.
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Lil Wayne's highly-anticipated The Rebirth album is now slated to land in stores towards the end of 2009.
According to reports, Weezy's experimental album will no longer be released in November.
The Cash Money rapper's oft-delayed album will make the perfect stocking stuffer when it arrives on its new release date of December 15, Rap-Up.com has learned. It is now scheduled to drop 10 days prior to Christmas, during what are typically the busiest shopping weeks of the year. (Rap Up)
Young Money's Shanell aka SNL, who penned "Prom Queen," recently spoke with SOHH about the project's unknown release.
"It 'does' exist and it's incredible in my eyes," Shanell promised. "I really think it shows another side of Wayne and Young Money because everybody's on it. Everybody's been able to express somewhat an alternative side of themselves so it's gonna be interesting, it's going to be different. There's a lot of rapping, but there's a lot of other stuff. I just think the world is ready to hear some different music. He's a creative person and you can't rush creativity and as you saw even with Tha Carter 3 album, that was pushed back and pushed back and pushed back but when it came out? It blew up and it was a great album so I would say, you know, good things come to those who wait." (SOHH)
According to a source at Wayne's label, the project will, indeed, hit stores around the winter holiday.
Cash Money just changes their dates whenever they want to," says a Universal Motown rep. "It's definitely not August. I have no idea why it was moved, and I'm not anticipating a September release. Right now I'm looking at closer to October." A representative for Cash Money tells the Music Mix even that estimated date is likely too early: "It's not going to be 'til the end of the year. We're talking about holiday [season]." You read that right: Rebirth might not be on shelves until December 2009. (Entertainment Weekly)
Weezy previously expressed the importance of making his rock-based album more versatile than other releases.
"The Rebirth album is just me expressing myself without any boundaries," he said in an interview earlier this summer. "Without any margins, without any guidelines...[I'm] trying to do something different. I told my record company, 'Don't tell me nothing about what I say. Don't tell me nothing about what you hear. Just get behind me.' That's what Rebirth is." (MTV)
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Is there any news to talk about other than the trade? I believe everything has probably been said about the trade, but I wonder if Adonalgland was considered around the league as a three point shooting threat with a 40% if we could have gotten the Pacers to take him too. If only Adonalglad was considered to do many of the `little things' like some people say of DUNDUN then maybe his contract will be gone. Of course, people say a player does little things when they don't do any big things and aren't very good. I'm glad that Adonalgland will continue to eat toaster strudel in the California city.
Many talking heads who speak in written words on the internet say the Indiana City Pacers team wanted to get rid of bad men like Jackson. One time I went out behind my house in the woods and shot a gun. If there are no night clubs around to hear a shot did the gun really go bang? I think I will invite Mr. Jackson to my house this summer to shoot guns and if it ends up on the ESPN wire then we'll know the answer.
When a Jacques knows what an NBA basketball trade is in Holland does he really exist?
The goldenstateofmind never stops giving. I would like to be given more info on the time when Trojan Murphy got kicked in the head by that Noobie Newble.
Has someone already started a thread about telling their favorite DUNDUN/MURPH/IKE/McLeod stories?
My favorite DUNDEEDUN moment: the times when he looked like an alien (always)
I remember when I didn't know McLeod from Barnes and then Barnes scored 30 and I forget who McLeod was.
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Every January it seems that the two coasts descend onto Park City and take residence for eleven days. Celebrities, concerts, functions of every kind… oh yeah, and films. The Sundance Film Festival is great for two reasons: there is a buzz throughout town unlike anything else all year and the slopes thin out so that in between the glitz and glamor you can get some of the best skiing of the season.
Sundance began for me with the 13th Annual Powder Awards, the freeskiing world's answer to the Oscars. The focus of the ceremony is to recognize the best in ski film cinematography. After being held in Aspen the last nine years, it seems fitting for the Powder Awards to be held on the opening day of Sundance. Park City's devotion to the skiing lifestyle and film culture perfectly reflects what the event is about. As I walked in I was met with the who's who of freeskiing with Sean Pettit to my left and Ingrid Backstrom to my right among many others. It was a pretty cool scene to have that many people that absolutely love skiing under one roof. Level 1 Productions, Sunny, was named Movie of the Year, but the biggest winner of the night was definitely Candide Thovex and his film, Few Words, taking home Best Cinematography, Best Documentary, and Best Male Performance. What Candide did athletically was amazing, but what he did artistically set his film apart. As the program wrapped up, the room quickly transitioned into a rowdy party and after a drink and some seriously entertaining people-watching I bid farewell to the freeskiing elite and got home–there was skiing to be had and Canyons was looking better than ever.
I also had the amazing opportunity of giving Extra TV a tour of Canyons Resort. It was great to catch up with my friend Jerry Penacoli, who I met during Sundance last year. Jerry and I went snowshoeing, skiing, and got to talk all about what makes this resort so awesome. See our segment above!
The next morning I was out early with some wonderful people, and although there were no face shots, there was that magically carvable hero snow. With the majority of people in town on their way to dark screening rooms, there were whole runs completely vacant. I was able to channel my old racing days as I ripped down Lookout Ridge without another person in sight. After lapping a few runs I had the chance to get my own little moment of Sundance glory when I walked into the Grand Summit lobby to be interviewed by Interview Magazine, a very hip publication that was founded in 1969 by Andy Warhol as a platform for intimate conversations between creative thinkers. I was being profiled on their website in their "Consumption" segment. After a quick blurb the topi (in this case me) lists off the ten things they cannot live without. I was in good company, others that have been included are rapper Lil Wayne, designer Christian Louboutin, and actor James Van Der Beek (yes, of Dawson's Creek fame). After a 20 minute conversation about skiing, Canyons, and my personal philosophies the journalist said she had enough material. I felt it had gone well and since we technically still had 10 minutes I started asking her about her own Sundance experience so far. "Who else have you been talking to," I asked… She had just met with Gael Garcia Bernal and was headed to a lunch with Naomi Watts. Nice. Gotta love Sundance.
My most incredible Sundance experience to date began with taking Adriane Schwartz of Star Magazine skiing. As effervescent and personable as an individual can get, it is slightly confounding that she makes her living writing about celebrities when she is far more interesting than most of her subjects. A great skier and a great storyteller, we had a great morning together before she was off on duties of fabulousness no doubt. That afternoon as I was walking to meet a friend for coffee on Main Street I came across Jane Lynch, of Christopher Guest films and Glee fame. I hate to bother celebrities, but I am a huge fan of hers and mustered the courage to ask for a picture. She graciously explained that she was rushing to meet someone and with a smile hurried on her way. Kicking myself for bothering her at all, I continued on my way. Later that day I was swept into the Cover Girl Suite; karma has a way of working things out and as I was getting my makeup done, who is next up but the one and only Jennifer Coolidge. Best In Show is one of my favorite movies and I never could have imagined coming across two of its stars in the span of two hours. Popularly known for playing Stifler's Mom, she is an amazing improviser and comedienne that I have admired for years. Accompanying her was Jim Rash, actor and Oscar-winning screenwriter of The Descendants. I managed to open a conversation with them and they were both lovely. Low and behold, Jennifer is a skier. I gave her my contact info and an open invitation to come ski Canyons anytime, but unfortunately it appears Sundance was too busy for her to get in some turns. Fingers crossed, maybe I'll hear from her next year.
From there I went straight to the Everest Mansion. To celebrate their newly launched app, Everest, they decided to throw THE shindig of Sundance. Everest is an app that provides the tools and support for you to reach your personal goals and live your dreams. As I walked in, it was as if I had dropped into Hollywood. James Franco was holding court on one corner and Paris Hilton was working the room. It was bizarre until I found my friend and COO of Everest, Katherine Krug. I had been witnessing something peculiar and she explained: I had just watched someone give Adrien Grenier, (Vince from Entourage) their autograph, unsolicited by Mr Grenier. Katherine explained that they had created custom fortune cookies with fortunes like, "Challenge: say yes to everything today." One of the fortunes was this: "Give your autograph to a celebrity." Classic.
Upon leaving Everest I found myself with a prominent group of incredibly fascinating people from NYC and we dropped in on a Club Freddy concert. The highlight of the evening was watching/listening to Steve Stevens, Billy Idol's longtime lead guitarist, play Rebel Yell, which he also wrote. He is no spring chicken, but the dude can play. After they finished their set we headed to Tao to hear Nas. As we walked down the stairs into the main room, we more or less entered a club in Manhattan. The entire crowd's fists were pumping in unison to Nas' rapping, I looked around and thought, "This is pretty amazing." Then I yawned.
The next day I was standing on top of Ninety-Nine 90, admittedly more than a little tired, and marveled at the beauty and silence of the Wasatch Range. As incredible as Sundance is, I am glad it comes just once a year. I really, really like visiting LA and NYC, but I absolutely love living in PC.


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United Kingdom (England)
3.95/5 rDev -0.8%
A - Dark, black and very opaque. Tan coloured head with great retention
S - Roasted Coffee, Piney and Citrusy Hops, Caramel
T - Starts with a roasted coffee/caramel brown sugar followed by a great hop hit with a lot of citrus and pine finishes off with a sweet malt that lingers on the tip of the tounge.
M - as smooth as a stout and medium/low carbonation but works well for this style. Sweet finish
Fantastic beer, after purchasing from the pint shop in Cambridge I expected nothing less.
07-07-2014 19:55:39 | More by Sam-VW
Quebec (Canada)
4.25/5 rDev +6.8%
06-15-2014 15:02:38 | More by rale
New Jersey
4/5 rDev +0.5%
06-14-2014 21:21:22 | More by petermethot
4/5 rDev +0.5%
05-22-2014 18:03:33 | More by kjkinsey
Ontario (Canada)
3.5/5 rDev -12.1%
05-18-2014 22:52:25 | More by WillAndSarah
Quebec (Canada)
4.01/5 rDev +0.8%
Bottle: Poured a dark black color ale with a nice dark brown foamy head with good retention and some good lacing. Aroma consists of roasted malt with super nice notes of green hops with light piney notes. Taste is also dominated by deep roasted malt notes with some fresh green hops notes is really enjoyable. Body is quite full with good carbonation and no apparent alcohol. Superb balance between green hoppy notes with some lightly roasted malt notes. I wish this beer was available locally on a regular basis.
05-17-2014 18:19:23 | More by Phyl21ca
Ontario (Canada)
4/5 rDev +0.5%
05-09-2014 04:33:57 | More by WeissBoy
3.75/5 rDev -5.8%
05-04-2014 23:10:49 | More by rolltide8425
Ontario (Canada)
3.88/5 rDev -2.5%
Pours extremely dark brown with slight amber glints on the edges of the pint glass. A gigantic espresso crema head lasts the whole glass draping it in lace sheets. Citrusy, floral hops fill the nose. Some roastyness is there too. The taste is moderately hoppy with lemon and grapefruit flavors. A lactic sweetness mingles with a somewhat restrained roastyness, chocolate and coffee. English yeast esters and diactetyl are also noticeable. The mouthfeel is medium bodied with a sparse carbonation. Light bitterness and some roastyness makes up the finish.
A decent American Black Ale. A bit too much yeast character and the malt and hop profiles could be more robust. Still worth a try.
04-29-2014 02:07:57 | More by CAMRAhardliner
Ontario (Canada)
4.25/5 rDev +6.8%
04-22-2014 22:55:27 | More by Molson2000
Ontario (Canada)
3.75/5 rDev -5.8%
04-21-2014 08:19:58 | More by valianes
United Kingdom (England)
4.5/5 rDev +13.1%
04-20-2014 17:43:08 | More by windypete
4.03/5 rDev +1.3%
330ml bottle. ½ pt glass. Enjoyed @ L´Espumossa (Barcelona). Pure black color & very dark amber tints to the light. Beige foam, nice, copious & lasting crown. Intense chocolate aroma, hoppy notes, citrics & slight fruity to the nose. Enters creamy & roasted then floral bitterness is felt. Medium to full body. Moderate to soft carbonation. Viscous texture. Velvet & spicy palate. Touches of coffee & resins in the middle linger into a long bitter finish. Dark fruits on the aftertaste. One of the best American Black I´ve ever tasted!!
04-14-2014 08:22:10 | More by GONZALOYANNA
Ontario (Canada)
4.3/5 rDev +8%
Purchased at the LCBO for around $5.80 or so for a 500mml bottle Served at 8deg C in a tulip.
A- Nice dark brown. Super carbonated. Good
S- WOW This is good. Malt galore. WOW malt.
M- Creamy good. Super nice tongue.
O- Going to buy a couple more for sure
Food Pairing
This girl went well with curried goat.
04-14-2014 01:39:31 | More by DaveBar
Ontario (Canada)
3.5/5 rDev -12.1%
03-30-2014 00:51:39 | More by TerryW
Ontario (Canada)
4/5 rDev +0.5%
03-17-2014 01:39:10 | More by kwjd
Ontario (Canada)
4.5/5 rDev +13.1%
03-16-2014 01:58:14 | More by nhaimes
United Kingdom (England)
4/5 rDev +0.5%
03-13-2014 01:12:12 | More by EmperorBevis
4.79/5 rDev +20.4%
Appearance: pitch black with a huge tan head that just won't drop. Great lacing.
Aroma: fresh, citrusy and hoppy. Exactly how a Black IPA should smell. Even though it's black, there's no roastiness, no coffee, no chocolate in the aroma. Only fresh hops.
Taste: pretty much the same as the aroma: hoppy, citrusy, however there are some roasty notes in the background, very subtle though. Medium bitterness, perfect for this beer.
Mouthfeel: medium bodied, soft to medium carbonation.
Overall: a perfect example of how a black IPA should look, smell and taste like. This one is one of my all time favourite beers and I enjoy drinking it every once in a while. Highly recommended.
Enjoyed from a teku glass.
03-10-2014 19:48:45 | More by beholder_pl
Ontario (Canada)
4.01/5 rDev +0.8%
Buxton Imperial Black is unfiltered and its milky-looking natural sediment sits at the bottom of my glass like distant stars suspended in the infinite wonders and darkness of outer space - it's the kind of beer Alfonso Cuarón would brew. The surface looks pretty milky too - chocolate milk that is.
The aroma is as rousing to the senses as the spring air and smells vividly of freshly-tapped tree sap. It has the fresh aura of a budding vegetable garden and blossoming flowers. It has a kind of mintiness, a cinnamon-like spice, and the vivid expression of fresh herbs. And just smelling it can emulate the sensation of actually eating a juicy pink grapefruit.
Black IPAs offer about as diverse and expansive a flavour profile as any style of beer. Their hoppiness can be earthy (pine needles, spruce tips), herbal (grasses, minty), fruity (tropical, citrus), and/or floral or spicy. The maltiness might be roasty (coffee, dark chocolate), smoky (burnt grain, charred wood), sweet (custard, caramel), or grainy (biscuits, wafers).
It would be a complete cop out to say that Buxton's Imperial Black has elements of all the above, but it wouldn't be untrue. The flavour, like the aroma, has super pulpy citrus fruit and fresh mint flavours, except on the palate it tastes as though brown sugar was melted and caramelized over top the grapefruit. There's also minor hints of tiramisu and crème brûlée.
While this style (sometimes referred to as 'Cascadian Dark Ale') originates and is still arguably best represented in the American North Pacific, the Brits have evidently caught on. This is a thorough beer if ever I tasted one; whether we're talking malts or hops, Buxton Imperial Black leaves hardly a stone unturned. And I plan to leave no shelf unturned in my search for more.
03-09-2014 06:56:28 | More by biegaman
Ontario (Canada)
3/5 rDev -24.6%
03-06-2014 18:45:16 | More by cfalovo97
Ontario (Canada)
4.25/5 rDev +6.8%
02-23-2014 01:36:57 | More by Hoppy_McGee
Ontario (Canada)
4.25/5 rDev +6.8%
02-22-2014 06:02:10 | More by RedAleMan
Ontario (Canada)
4/5 rDev +0.5%
02-22-2014 04:10:35 | More by andrenaline
3.5/5 rDev -12.1%
02-19-2014 18:56:02 | More by JMBSH
Imperial Black from Buxton Brewery
88 out of 100 based on 46 ratings.


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I have long been living under the belief that tanking is not acceptable, that losing in general is unacceptable, and that at all costs my sports teams should win games even at the cost of draft status. Unfortunately, this is not the real world for the NBA anymore, sometimes you really do have to lose in order to turn the corner.
Not only are the Bucks now a team that needs to lose to get better, they are actually a team that is fighting hard but still losing any way. How much more could fate step in to tell the Bucks what is required of them?
It is thrilling, although still frustrating, to see that they are trying as hard as they can to win despite the ultimate result being loss after loss. This is actually the best of both worlds because it enables the team to get better in the long run, while not enraging fans like me with a lack of effort in the mean time.
It isn't ideal, losing never is, but it is the best case scenario for the future of Milwaukee's professional basketball team. We all know the truth, we all have lived with the bitter neglectful truth for a long time: the Bucks have been stuck at below average to mediocre for years. The difference now is that for the first time the future of the Bucks feels sincerely bright. It is no coincidence that the optimistic feeling comes when the win/loss columns are severely stretched into the red.
The addition of a top 5 talent in the upcoming 2014 draft pick to a core of Brandon Knight, John Henson, Giannis Antetokounmpo, and Larry Sanders is just too intriguing to stick to the archaic stance of winning at all costs. This time the "at all costs" portion of the conversation could be the difference between finally joining the upper echelon of teams and continuing to toil away in mediocrity or worse.
It is a cruel twist of fate that requires teams to drastically lose in order to get drastically better, but the absolute best players in the NBA come from the lottery or from Free Agency. Unfortunately for the Bucks though, Wisconsin just isn't the draw that California, Florida, Texas, and New York are for the best Free Agents. That facts leads them to being stuck having to draft the best players in order to get a top level talent to play for them.
This year though is finally the crossroads for Milwaukee. It is a year of losing to get better in the long run, and it's one that is not even requiring a suspension of sportsmanship morals to be accomplished. This team is capable of growing into something special with the addition of a great player, and they just so happen to be too young right now to avoid the top end of the draft anyway.
It comes down to picking the right player which is an art that often leads to spoiled canvases, but this year the talent at the top is so good that it is hard to go wrong. It is a great year to lose, even if losing always hurts.
The growth within the youth of this team and the addition of a lottery pick next year has me dreaming of a team finally capable of reaching the pinnacle of success. The time of the Deer isn't here yet, but it finally does feel like it is on the horizon.


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