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With 28% of the vote Cory Mazzoni is elected the #11 prospect by the thinnest of margins.
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5: Kirk Nieuwenhuis, OF
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Meet the Narcissistic Personality—the most compelling personality of our time. Charming, magnetic, ruthless, extremely self entitled, superior, exploitive, the narcissist stands at center stage with the spotlight shining solely on him/her.
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The Big East will have a West Division, and Temple, located in Philadelphia, will be part of it.The conference announced its divisional alignment for 2013, when it becomes a 12-team football league.The East will have Central Florida, South Florida, Connecticut, Louisville, Cincinnati and Rutgers. The West will have Boise State, Houston, Memphis, San Diego State, SMU and Temple.The Big East championship game will be played at the home field of one of the participating teams.Copyright 2012 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.
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Here's the thing though, after Dwight Howard gets traded there will be 0 superstars who could potentially request a trade. Guys like Durant, Rose, Griffin, and Wall are all on still on their rookie scale contracts and they aren't going anywhere anytime soon. The only guy I can see getting traded that is going to be elite is Russel Westrbrook after OKC realizes that he and Durant together aren't going to work out in the long haul since Westbrook is more scorer than passer (not to mention he turns the ball over like steve francis used to). Even if Wesbrook is on the block we wouldn't have the pieces to give back that would make sense for their team. I say continue to rebuild and see what we have with our own guys before we start to water at the mouth thinking about what superstars are available.
People are saying we should trade Kevin Martin and Luis Scola and I agree. Question is: who want them and does that team have something we covet? Well, what do we even covet? We covet a legit center and or future/current superstar. For the reason I stated above we won't even use current superstars. Here are a couple examples of what I think we could do.
Wanna trade Martin? A team reported to be interested is the Timberwolves. If they want Martin they have to give me Derrick Williams and whatever comes with him. I prefer a future 1st rounder and maybe Nikola Pekovic. Throw Chase Budinger in there and maybe even Chandler Parsons.
Wanna trade Scola? We could trade him to like a New Orleans team who needs a PF since the departure of David West. We could trade Scola and Hasheem Thabeet for newly acquired Chris Kaman or Emeka Okafor depending on how well Thabeet has progressed and whether or not wants Okafor or Kaman after the season.
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Blues and roots gig in Haworth (From Keighley News)
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The second blues and roots night at the Old Sun Hotel in Haworth will feature 'guitar wizard' Julian Socha.
Julian, who has a large following in Eastern Europe, is renowned for blending blues, rockabilly, bluegrass and jazz into his performances.
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A head-on collision Sunday night on Interstate 695, near the Curtis Creek drawbridge, claimed two lives, including that of a Havre de Grace High School graduate and a White Marsh toddler.
Victoria DeAngelo, 21, drove her Chevrolet Cobalt the wrong direction on the outer loop of I-695 at about 10 p.m. Sunday. She then crashed into a Hyundai Santa Fe at 10:01 p.m., according to Sgt. Jonathan Green, a Maryland Transportation Authority Police spokesman.
DeAngelo, who is from Darlington and was living in Dundalk, was pronounced dead at the scene, Green confirmed.
The driver of the Hyundai Santa Fe, 29-year-old Kimberly Taylor, a White Marsh resident, was taken to the University of Maryland Shock Trauma Center with serious injuries. Taylor's daughter, 3-year-old Lily Kelley, was rushed to Johns Hopkins, where she died. Taylor's other daughter, 2-month-old Mackenzie Kelley, was also taken to Johns Hopkins, where she is in stable condition, according to Green.
Firefighters had to rip the roofs off of the Hyundai and the Chevrolet to get the occupants out, reported The Baltimore Sun, and Interstate 695 eastbound was shut down near the crash site from 10 p.m. to nearly 3 a.m.
Maryland Transportation Authority Police continue to investigate. "It appears that Victoria DeAngelo entered the outer loop of the beltway using the wrong ramp [Exit 1] and going the wrong direction," Green said.
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Limits on wind turbine noise too high
8:41am Monday 21st December 2009 in News By Joe Willis, Regional Chief Reporter
CAMPAIGNERS have reacted with anger to allegations that civil servants suppressed warnings over health problems caused by the noise from wind turbines.
The revelation that current limits on wind turbine noise could be too high comes as planning authorities across the North-East and North Yorkshire consider proposals for more wind farms.
A draft report by consultants Hayes McKenzie Partnership (HMP) warned that in windy conditions the sound level permitted from spinning blades and gearboxes of 43 decibels could disturb nearby residents.
The document said the best way to protect members of the public was to cut the maximum permitted noise to 38 decibels – or 33 decibels if the machines created discernible beating noises as they spun.
However, it has now emerged that the advice was removed from the final 2006 report.
It is thought the omission has led to hundreds of wind farms – including developments in the North-East – being allowed to generate higher noise levels.
Campaigner Helen Johnson, from North Hambleton Windfarm Action Group, said: "This means that residents near wind farms in the region may be suffering night time noise at levels greater than the World Health Organisation recommends for preservation of health."
Environmental scientist John Wilson, from Bolam Area Action Group (Baag), set up in Bolam, near West Auckland, is fighting a plan by Npower Renewables to create a wind farm on the outskirts of the village.
He met Ed Miliband, the Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change, earlier this year and suggested to him that current regulations regarding wind farm noise were not sufficient to protect the public.
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Mr Wilson said: "This is a huge issue – it's disgusting."
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"Wind power remains a big part of our renewable energy policy, but of course each application is treated individually and fairly and all concerns are taken into account."
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As usual you are talking cobblers.
The Noise Act (1996) protects people from noisy neighbours who break a 35dB(A) threshold at night. A local EHO will act to stop this sort of noise.
The World Health Association's 'Night noise guidelines for Europe' (September 2009) provide ample evidence on how exposure to night noise can damage people's health.
They recommend an annual average night exposure not exceeding 40 decibels (dB).
As we know, most turbines are built in quiet rural areas where ambient noise levels are much lower than quiet streets in residential areas.
Turbines commonly emit noise that is measured at 40dB(A) plus at nearby homes at night, breaking WHO guidelines on night noise and the Noise Act (from which they are exempted).
Our local scheme - on the evidence of the applicant's own Environmental Statement - is unable to meet 40 dB(A) noise limits for properties at 750m or closer.
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Albany- Westover high has never played Washington County in basketball, but the Patriots are very aware of what they will face today in the state sectionals at Augusta State.
Westover Coach Dallis Smith prepared his squad for the relentless full court press that first Year Washington County Coach Rufus McDuffie used to win five state AA titles at Mitchell-Baker. Westover faced the Mitchell-baker press quite a bit when the two teams were region rivals the last two seasons.
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Please, please please can someone tell me how to organise the tasks in the 'Reminders' app? Not being able to change the order is one thing, but the priority doesn't seem to have any effect either, argh! What?
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Questionable Hit by Brady Ends His Own Season
Sparks Cover Up Controversy
Yes, the NFL has truly outdone itself this time. This scandal ranks right up there with the cover-up of the Buffalo Bills and the four Super Bowls that actually won. Yes, the outright cheap shot by Tom Brady on a defenseless Bernard Pollard epitomizes the league's desire to protect its "cover boys" and their image at the expense of other teams.
The hit took place early in the game between the New England Patriots and Kansas City Chiefs on September 7 at Gillette Stadium in Foxboro, MA. With the Chiefs Pollard attempting to regain his position after a block and still pursue the quarterback, Brady delivered a harsh and blatant knee to Pollard's shoulder in an obvious attempt to injure the defenseless Chiefs player.
"I was shocked, I mean, I didn't know what to think", said Pollard after the game, "I have never had a quarterback try to purposely hurt me like that*".
*Pollard did make reference to a failed attempt by Brett Favre last season to bite off one of his fingers, however, no video evidence could be found.
However, the dirty play backfired on Brady as he suffered a season-ending knee injury due to the vicious hit he delivered on Pollard. Immediately the cover-up began. CBS replayed the hit over and over, but only after editing the film to hide the unsportsmanlike conduct by Brady. The picture below is believed to be the only evidence that Brady actually initiated the hit, unfortunately, the view is obscured by
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Chiefs rookie lineman Glenn Dorsey. When pressed, Dorsey assured Chiefs fans that he was not in on the cover-up. "I was just trying to get to him (Brady), that's my job. You know coach says, 'you play to win the game' and I was playing to win", Dorsey stated during a postgame interview.
The photo that was released by the NFL, below, paints the picture that Pollard acted
alone and that the injury to Brady was purely accidental. But it is believed that the League covered up the illegal hit by Brady in an attempt to protect his image as a "golden boy" and his team's image as well. Of course, we do not have to delve too far into history to find another controversy that the NFL seemingly "took care of" for the Patriots. "Spy Gate" including the videotaping of other teams' signals, however, these videos were destroyed by the league with no real explanation.
Questions surround the comments made by Patriots players who immediately placed blame on Pollard, claiming it was a cheap shot, even though it was obvious that Pollard was as vulnerable as a baby kitten stranded in a tree. New England wide receiver Randy Moss stated that, "he definitely met to hurt him, he's a dirty player", even though Moss admitted to not actually seeing the hit as he has already given up on his route and was getting a drink on the sidelines. However, when pressed as to who he was referring to as the dirty player, Brady or Pollard, Moss replied "no comment". The response by the NFL regarding the play was unusually quick, as the Officiating Department declared the "hit" by Pollard as legal in a twenty-page report within 6 seconds of the actual play. It is believed by many that the league has prepared such statements for a variety of possible controversies that may need to be "handled".
While we may never know the whole truth regarding "Knee Gate", it does appear that karma has finally caught up with Brady and the Patriots. His absence will definitely make a return trip to the Super Bowl an uphill climb for the Pats as they must now rely on backup QB Matt Cassel. Cassel, before this game, had not thrown a pass in a real game since high school, but was confident when interviewed after the game. "Yeah", said Cassel, "coach told me not to worry, that all I had to do was throw the ball because 'we can't lose, it's been taken care of'. I assume he meant I had trained hard and that I was ready, but he kept talking on a red phone to someone about invoking 'Plan Armageddon', but I had never practiced that offensive setup". Somehow Cassel was able to overcome nerves and rustiness, but also his inability to see colors. "Yeah, it's impossible for me to tell the difference between our players and theirs" said Cassel, "but somehow the ball always found its way to my teammate". "It didn't hurt that they pulled out a special ball whenever I came in".


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Wise are their teachers beyond all comparison,
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Thursday, December 07, 2006
you're a pal and a confidant...
Seriously. People. All I want to do is wrap my arms around his divine designer suit and tell him everything's going to be alright. Unless he doesn't get re-elected. In which case, we're totally breaking up.
I guess he tried to get some chick a job thwarting terrorism or earthquakes or something and those Stupidvisors said no.
How dare they deny him anything. He could ask me to shave my head and I wouldn't be able to get to a razor fast enough. Does anyone even bother to think of the kind of friendship it takes to completely invent a crazy job for someone? Did it occur to that hideous Board that Gavin approval is qualification enough?
When did these crack whores get so picky?
Following GCN's glowing example of friendship, I'm going to help him out and come up with other totally necessary jobs for Linda Tripp's less hot twin.
Hobo Communications Advisor and Stolen Grocery Cart Specialist
City and County of San Francisco Mayoral Date Screener and ID Checker
Co-Chair of the Honorary Committee to Stockpile Men's Toiletries
"Um, hi. Our Mayor's hotter than yours" International Advocate
Official Divorce Settlement Negotiator with Kimberly's Attorneys on Jupiter
If none of these work for those "spiteful" Stupidvisors, I'm sure I can come up with some more strokes of genius. But come on. This ho would be fabulous at stealing Safeway carts back.
Ya hired…
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- sfmike said...
I don't think I'm ever going to see Ms. Conroy again without thinking "Linda Tripp's less hot twin, Hobo Communications Advisor." You're right, she'd be great.
Plus, the taxpayers of the City and County of SF would actually get something for their $250,000, which seems to be Linda's less hot twin's going rate for being in charge of something, anything, just send her to a lavish out-of-town seminar.
Sometimes, you just make my fucking day.
- Sunset Boy said...
Annemarie Conroy sucks. Really, really sucks. She has been bleeding money out of San Francisco taxpayers for years for being skilled at nothing, ever since her godfather Frank Jordan gave her a fake job during his crap ass regime. Did I mention she sucks?
I have heard that in City Hall, she has earned the nickname "AnneMarie the Hutt."


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Now they're confident they will meet their toy goal. The Albany Rotary Club made a one thousand dollar donation to Toys for Tots and the Marines say many more people have also come to Santa's aid.
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Waited until tonight to post since 1. I took my time coming home from NYC today. I won't talk about the game but I will say shortly after leaving Mario Batali's EPIC Eataly, I went into the Yankees store in 5th Avenue. Who is in the back buying a jersey but...Mario Batali. He's much skinnier in person. That was the best thing about yesterday. That and the knish I had at MSG. There was a game yesterday? What?
2. I also waited to post until after the Lady Hoyas DEMOLISHED Cuse 80-62 in McDonough tonight. We still have turnover issues but we had fantastic defense tonight paired with 27 points for Monica McNutt and 24 for Sugar Rodgers. That should hopefully push the Lady Orange (who wear a Texas shade of orange) out of the polls. The Lady Hoyas are ranked 14 (USA Today)/15 (AP).
The only problem was that we were outnumbered and outcheered AGAIN. Next game is Saturday at 2PM in McDonough against Marquette. The men have an early tip (11AM) versus WVU so there's no reason you can't come out to McD after the game to cheer on the Lady Hoyas.


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The charity Action on Hearing Loss Cymru is rolling out drop-in and home services for people with hearing loss across Wales over the next three years.
These 'Hear to Help' services are aimed to help people make the most of their hearing aids and cope better with their hearing loss.
The services offered are:
- tubing, minor repairs, ear mould cleaning and battery replacement
- training on maintenance of hearing aids
- advice and support on making the most of the hearing aids
- rehabilitation courses
- information and signposting to other services
- introduction to other useful equipment
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I enjoyed today's LA Times article as well. What stuck with me, in addition to appreciating Howland's dynamic push to sign Farmar, was Lavin's disingenuous quotes, whining and obvious selfishness.When Lavin didn't follow up, Farmar and his parents figured that was it for Westwood.
"I didn't think he was impressed with Jordan," Kolani said.
Not so, Lavin said. The problem wasn't with Farmar's future. It was with his own.
With the Bruins struggling, Lavin was convinced his dismissal, which he said he had been expecting for several seasons, was finally coming. And, he said, he wasn't about to lie to Farmar or other prospects and promise them he'd be there for them....
"[T]here was a very strong consensus by then that I was not going to be the coach at UCLA for very long. By the time he was a college freshman, it was pretty clear I was not going to be at UCLA. That paralyzed my staff's ability and effectiveness to recruit."
Let's get this straight. Lavin couldn't succeed on the court because of the "unrealistic expectations" of UCLA fans, and then, when he was finally getting ready to be shown the door (finally), how does Mr. Class react? Keep working hard to recruit the kids necessary to give his earlier recruits the best chance for success? Keep earning his big salary to do right by the university that had stuck with him so (too) long? Show some self respect, and act like a man?
No. Lavin would rather make excuses, whine like a little bitch and roll over like a whipped dog. And that's what I think even assuming his story above is accurate- when it is probably closer to the truth to say that Lavin ignored Farmar, didn't really appreciate his talent, and was too busy with his daytime soaps to know any better.
What a tool.
I hate to be negative when everything is going so well. But I can't help thinking of these things when I'm appreciating Howland. Go Bruins.


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