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Rain, sleet, snow: Training camp Day 4
STARS OF THE DAY: DB Jason Tate picked off another pass and stood out again, but we also liked the work of LB Thaine Carter and DE Phillip Hunt on a day when the rain-soaked footballs looked like they were coated in grease and as difficult to pick up as a wet bar of soap.
BIG HITS: Maybe it was the rain or the long days of camp setting in, but the intensity was cranked up a notch or two on Wednesday. Safety Brady Browne lit up receiver Adarius Bowman with a big hit but, to his credit, the veteran pass-catcher came back almost immediately and put in another solid day's work. As well, Carter – the Queen's linebacker who was injured last year at camp – smacked Yvenson Bernard hard on a swing pass out of the backfield and has been steady since the first day of rookie camp.
Worth noting here is that even though the offensive gameplan is still being implemented and team's don't want to showcase too much during their preseason games, the Bomber attack already has a lot of motion and a variety of formations.
QB WATCH: Bomber head coach Paul LaPolice said there hasn't been a whole lot of separation among the four pivots yet, but did concede – as expected – that Buck Pierce and Steven Jyles are battling for one and two with Adam DiMichele and Alex Brink in competition for the third QB spot on the roster.
LaPolice added that his coaching staff was to have a meeting on Thursday to discuss how to use their personnel in Sunday's preseason game against Montreal, but confirmed that Pierce would see some action.
HANDS OFF: Interesting moment in the second session when Bomber defensive end Phillip Hunt exploded off the end to get into Pierce's mug before laying off and resisting the urge to plant the QB into the turf. That brought some screaming and yelling from everybody – the quarterbacks wear yellow practice jerseys all year as a reminder they are not to be manhandled – before LaPolice asked the second-year end to come over for a quick chat.
"He was close to Buck," LaPolice said with a grin. "Coach (Richard) Harris was standing next to me and he was yelling, 'Don't touch him! Don't touch him!' I called Phillip over and just said, 'Good pass rush.' And Richard said, 'Well, I'm going to yell at you don't touch the quarterback. He can say what he wants.'"
GONZO ALONZO: The Bombers have released WR Will Franklin, the former Missouri star and fourth-round draft choice of the Kansas City Chiefs in 2008. Franklin pulled up lame in rookie camp with a bum hamstring and because he was going to need another week to recover, the club opted to move on with so many receivers taking turns impressing.
WALKING WOUNDED: S Ian Logan (neck); WR Travis Shelton (hamstring); DB Nick Kordic (concussion); OL Ryan Donnelly (knee); DB Jovon Johnson (knee) and DB Donald Brown, Jr. (undisclosed).
THURSDAY: Just one short practice scheduled from 11 a.m.-noon at Canad Inns Stadium.
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MONROE, La. (KNOE 8 News) - The United States Patent and Trademark Office awarded professors at ULM's College of Pharmacy another patent for potentially life-saving anti-cancer research.
Professor of Pharmacy Doctor Paul Sylvester says they've found a way to take natural Vitamin E and developed potent anti-cancer agents.
He says the compounds and methods in the patent have the potential to save and/or prolong lives through anticancer treatments.
Sylvester says these compounds show significant potentials for use in the treatment of breast cancer, "we're working with an Australian company for commercialization and to hopefully get these things into clinical trails and move everything forward."
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Resort Height
745m (2,444ft)
Transfer time
Salzburg - 2 hours
Typical costs
• Cup of coffee from €2.50 • Small beer from €2.50 • Bottle of house wine from €18.00 • Glass of coke from €2.50 • Schnapps from €3.00 • Sandwich from €7.00 • Pizza from €7.50 • Burger & fries from €10.50
Fly from
Belfast (Aldergrove), Birmingham, Bristol, East Midlands, Edinburgh, Glasgow, London Gatwick, London Luton, London Stansted, Manchester, Newcastle
Free ski/board social service
Green credentials
Less than 2 hour transfer
Family resort
Ski area with glacier skiing
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So what's it like?
A beautiful Austrian town with world-class skiing
Schladming lies amidst the beautiful Dachstein Mountain region in the province of Styria. Four linked mountains provide the main ski area (111km of piste), and the region (Dachstein Tauern) also encompasses a number of smaller areas, including the Dachstein Glacier. Schladming hosted the World Ski Championships in 2013 and invested heavily in new ski lifts. The area offers some superb diverse, skiing from pretty tree-lined runs to the more challenging downhill used annually for the men's World Cup night slalom. The large, bustling town of Schladming dates back to Medieval times and has lots to offer with pretty cafés, après ski bars and plenty of shopping.
Buy 1 lift pass get 1 half price
If you buy a lift pass then help yourself to a second one at half price.
Excludes certain departure dates, see terms and conditions for details.
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Ski Information Beginners
The excellent Schladming ski school meets at Rohrmoos and the Planai nursery areas are extremely well-ordered with several gentle blues. The lower slopes of Rohrmoos are equally suitable for novices.
Ski Information Intermediates
With its predominantly north-facing slopes, over 80 ski lifts and 170kms of pistes, the Schladming area is first rate for intermediates with some lovely cruising pistes and long runs such as the 4.6km Fis run and the almost 8km Hochwurzen valley run.
Ski Information Advanced
For the advanced skier, there are two world-class downhill runs of 5kms each in the Sport Region Schladming area. The Planai itself boasts a couple of very bumpy black runs. Hauser Kaibling hosts rounds of the World Cup Women's Downhill. The Dachstein Glacier is also available by ski bus (included on the lift-pass) thus guaranteeing snow.
Lively and cosmopolitan with a wide variety of atmospheric bars. Try:
· Siglu, Szenario, Hanglbar plus an excellent Crystal après ski programme.
· indoor swimming pool · indoor tennis · squash · ice skating · curling · sleigh rides · night skiing (1930-2200) · 7km toboggan track · Dachstein Ice Palace and Sky Walk
Eating out
Good range of à la carte restaurants plus numerous little cafés and pizzerias · Typical 3 course traditional dinner from €15-20
Other amenities
· Shopping · Around 30kms of cleared winter footpaths · Excursions to Salzburg
From Salzburg
One way (arrival) from £23 pp
Return from £44 pp
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Ski Amadé
Schladming is part of the Dachstein Tauern area (173km piste), and this in turn is part of 'Ski Amadé' - a collection of 5 ski regions/28 resorts, totalling 860km of piste.
Ski socials
Sundays, Mondays and Thursdays. See your Crystal rep for more info.
If you like nothing more than a gentle day on the slopes, enjoying the quietest runs and discovering the best restaurants then ask about social skiing with your Crystal rep and make the most of all the 4 mountain areas of Schladming with a group of like-minded people.
Places are on a first-come, first-served basis and you should be able to ski to a standard that allows you to keep pace with the rest of the group.
Experience the mountain day and night.
Why not hit the slopes at night with Schladming's night skiing. The Hochwurzen 3km piste is open daily (excluding Sunday) from 7.30pm-10.00pm so there is no rest for the keen skier! Alternatively why not try the 7km toboggan run for an exhilarating experience.
Night Slalom: Schladming hosts the annual men's World Cup night slalom which will take place this year on 26th January 2010. Attracting over 45,000 fans and bringing a party atmosphere to Schladming this really is the event of the year.
Dachstein Glacier and Sky Walk
Set foot on the impressive Sky Walk viewing platform with glass floor, for spectacular views from 2700m straight down the rock face! On clear days, the spectacular panorama stretches from Slovenia's Triglav mountains in the south to the Czech border in the north.
Discover the hidden icy world of the Dachstein Glacier in the amazing Ice Palace! Admire the ice sculptures and visit the amazing Throne Room, the Crystal Dome and the Blue Saloon
Both the Ski Walk and the Ice Palace can be easily reached by the Dachstein gondola.
Special offers
Kids ski free
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The Deck House is located at 205 Charlotte Avenue in Carolina Beach just off of Lake Park Boulevard.
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The Deck House in Carolina Beach is happy to announce that they are now running all of their great off season specials tailored specifically to show their appreciation to all of the locals who keep the Island going year round. The Deck House loves the summer visitors to the Island but there is always excitement amongst the locals when things start to slow down and we all have time to go out and enjoy the things we love about our community with family, friends and neighbors. The Deck House has been one of the Islands premier dining attractions for more than 13 years and their delectable fare along with the remarkable specials make them an irresistible option. More than a restaurant the Deck House is a social gathering spot for some of our Islands friendliest people. Join them on Tuesdays for half priced appetizers at the bar! Wednesdays are wondrous for wine connoisseurs or even adventurous novices with half price bottles of wine. It is the perfect day to try something new or just revisit a flavor you rarely purchase. They host an astounding assortment of wines including standard varietals as well as some more uncommon selections like Cabernet Franc or Tempranillo. If Wednesdays are for wine enthusiasts then Thursdays are definitely for beer lovers as the Deck House hosts their North Carolina Craft Beer night offering their collection of craft beers made right here in the state for just $3 as well as half price appetizers at the bar from 5-7 p.m. North Carolina's beer making prowess is becoming known throughout the nation and on Thursday nights you can find out why. The Deck House offers selections from Natty Green (based out of Greensboro, NC) like their Southern Pale Ale and their Guilford Golden Ale. From the Lone Rider Brewing Company (based out of Raleigh, NC) they offer the Sweet Josie Brown Ale and the Shotgun Betty Hefeweizen. Come back and recover from the weekend with the Deck House on Sangria Sundays! On Sundays try any of their specialty Sangria's for just $6. They have a plethora of great choices like the Carolina Berry Sangria, the Pomegranate Sangria, or the Peach Sangria made with North Carolina Peach Wine. They even have a "Skinny Girl Sangria" which is a low calorie beverage made with white wine and fruit! While there are plenty of reasons at the bar to join the Deck House this fall and winter there is no way you can stay away from their extraordinary food. The Deck House has long been known as one of the best and most popular destinations for seafood, steaks and pasta and they never disappoint with a menu that boasts mouth watering descriptions of various flavorful entrees. Over the years many locals have claimed their favorites from the menu but even if you have that one dish you always decide on at the last minute you may want to take the time to mull over some of the new additions.
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If you are having trouble finding it just ask anyone you pass and you will surely get pointed in the right direction. The Deck House is open from 5:00 pm until 9:00 pm on Tuesdays through Thursdays. They are open from 5:00 p.m. until 10:00 p.m. on Fridays and Saturdays. On Sundays they open at 5:00 p.m. and close at 9:00 p.m. The Deck House is closed on Mondays.
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If you or a loved one has been convicted with a crime in Federal Court often what you are eager to do is to find out ways to challenge that. You're eager to find ways to try to get your family member home to undo the conviction.
There are really two main ways to attack a conviction in Federal Court.
The first is a direct appeal. That's where you file a notice of appeal soon after sentencing – within fourteen days – and what you are talking about in a direct appeal is what the trial court did wrong, what the judge did wrong, what the jury did wrong. You are trying to say what happened in the court below wasn't for the law, it wasn't right. Importantly what you are talking about is the trial court judge's errors or the jury's errors.
The other thing you can do is you can bring what's called a 2255 it's named after the section of the United States code that establishes it, 28 U.S.C. section 2255. What a 2255 petition is? Is it's a habeas petition where you are saying I am locked up, I am in custody because of something that happened that violated my rights. And the main right that people are talking about in the habeas petition is their right to have an effective lawyer. So a 2255 is most often used as a way to complain about what your lawyer did during the case. So if your lawyer didn't investigate evidence or your lawyer botched things you would bring a 2255.
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KNOXVILLE (WATE) -- Technology developed in East Tennessee is helping relief organizations decide where to send workers and supplies to areas in the Indian Ocean devastated by Sunday's earthquakes and tsunamis.
The LandScan Global Population Database was pioneered by a Computational Physics and Engineering Division group at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory. The project began in the late 1990s through the Department of Defense, but developers soon discovered how powerful and useful the data could be when a disaster hits.
That usefulness is now being realized.
Dr. Budhendra Bhaduri says a good map tells a good story. But in this case, it doesn't have a happy ending.
According to Dr. Budhendra Bhaduri, you couldn't pick a worse spot for a disaster to hit than the Indian Ocean rim. It's the most populous place on the planet.
The LandScan model shows how many people there are in the region by location, down to a square kilometer.
"It is the finest global population data that has ever been produced," Dr. Budhendra Bhaduri says.
LandScan mapping immediately went to use in helping those who are helping victims of the deadly tsunami waves and earthquakes.
Thursday Dr. Bhaduri heard from researchers at the U.S. Geological Survey, who told him they've been very successful using the data and creating maps for different agencies.
The data can show how many people have been impacted at specific locations and can show where the survivors are likely to go.
"Once they know how many people are dead, they know how many extra people they actually have to address, in terms of relief efforts," Dr. Bhaduri explained.
"It's a very unfortunate event," Dr. Bhaduri said. "It's one of the disasters that we will be remembering for a long time, but it is certainly very satisfying to know that our contribution is reaching out there and making a difference in the world."
The LandScan team is also working on detailed maps of the United States to be used for Homeland Security. The new models will estimate population density at different times of day and at different times of the year.
The resolution will be even greater, down to 90 meters, which is less than the size of a city block.
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LAS VEGAS - Greyhound Pet Adoption of Las Vegas has found homes for about 100 former racing greyhound in the past couple of years. They are the lucky ones.
Because The Humane Society estimates in an average year 19,000 greyhounds are killed. That number includes more than 7,000 puppies who were farm culls, another 11,000 "retirees" who were not rescued. Plus, the many more who are either sold to research labs, turned into breeding stock, or sent to foreign racetracks.
Like many other rescues, the group runs strictly on donations. They are having a rummage sale this Friday and Saturday, March 25th and 26th. The home is located near Durango and Charleston at 8648 Cremona.
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Yes, that's right, according to DeMarcus Cousins -- he is a badass. On the court, that is. This piece takes a look at Cousins' on the court personality and although I think some of his statements could be seen as controversial, I also think that his brazen, get-in-my-way-and-you'd-better-watch-out style of play is something we have been missing and I'm personally really looking forward to seeing it.


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If any of these deadbeat dad scenarios sound familiar, or if you're just looking to spice up a family gathering, here's a wee list of crappy gifts, which, alone or combined, are geared to make folks uncomfortable and/or trigger some epic drama.
It was gonna happen anyway, right.
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4. Get your dad a giant vat of Cool Whip here.
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An East Texas bakery that won big on The Food Network's, "Cupcake Wars" in June, is opening a new bakery in Tyler.
The Luscious Crumb bakery from Mineola won 10,000 dollars from the show, and owner Dawn Trammell decided to expand her family business.
The grand opening was hold Saturday, for East Texans to try samples of their cupcakes, and see the new bakery.
"It's been crazy since, 'Cupcake Wars.' Being able to brag a little bit about being a winner has been awesome, and of course the prize money didn't hurt anything. That helped us open our location here in Tyler," said Trammell. "We are so excited to be here. This has been months in the making and we've had a few set backs, but being here is just absolutely incredible."The Luscious Crumb says they are fully up and running and have over 100 different flavors to try.
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A 10-day hunt for a Corona car theft suspect ended in the High Desert city of Hesperia with the arrest of a 28-year-old Anaheim man, Corona police say.
Nathaniel Hurtado was captured Friday, Feb. 7, in a garage along Cajon Street in Hesperia, investigators said in a written statement.
The case began at 10:20 p.m. Jan. 28 when regional auto theft task force officers spotted a stolen vehicle on McKinley Avenue in Corona and chased it until the driver hit a wooden gate and a small retaining wall. Two occupants ran away.
The apparent passenger — 32-year-old Laren Bezada, of San Bernardino — was arrested along the 500 block of Fairbanks Street and booked for investigation of being under the influence of drugs and resisting arrest, according to the statement.
Hurtado got away, say police, who described him as a parolee who was known to frequent Home Gardens and Corona.
Corona police teamed up with Anaheim police, who also were seeking Hurtado in a stolen-vehicle case, according to the statement.
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The Three Stages of Drug Addiction
Psychologists define drug addiction as "a pattern of substance use leading to significant impairment in functioning."
We offer the following warning signs as potential indicators of addiction, however, not every person who displays these behaviors is considered to have an addiction. An accurate diagnosis can only be made by a licensed professional.
First Stage: Preoccupation/Anticipation
An overwhelming urge to use the drug of choice preoccupies the user despite other events, responsibilities or relationships in his or her life. Irritability, agitation, fatigue, depression and difficulty concentrating are the warning signs that something is out of balance.
Second Stage: Binge/Intoxication
As the drug is introduced into the body more frequently, larger amounts are necessary to continue experiencing the same high. To increase that feeling, excessive indulgence of the drug (binging) pushes the effects of intoxication to dangerous levels.
The warning signs of the second stage include missing days or showing up late at work or school because you are using or recovering from a drug or alcohol binge; continued use in spite of threats of getting fired or expelled; scheduling your day around obtaining, using or recovering from drug use and choosing to attend events or spend time with friends only if drugs or alcohol will be available. Unexplained personality changes, sudden need for money, excessive need for privacy or possession of drug paraphernalia are all indicators of a full-blown addiction.
Third Stage: Withdrawal/Negative Affect
The withdrawal symptoms experienced anytime the drug is not present cause tremendous suffering if not managed by a caring medical professional.
- Agitation, anxiety, panic
- Insomnia, depression, paranoid thinking
- Fatigue, muscle pain, feeling shaky
- Headaches, dizziness, seizures
- Nausea, vomiting, chills, cramps
- Shakes, sweats, tremors
- Psychotic reactions
At this stage, the only motivation in an addict's life is to avoid the agonizing symptoms of withdrawal. All other conventional activities cease to have meaning beyond finding and continuing to use the drug.
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Poetry style book containing writings collected over time.
An easy read intended for young adults and older.
Packed full of writings that paint a picture that you can create your own meaning to and take it how you may.
Keep it with you, or a coffee table friendly way to say, "read this, and tell me what you think he means." And see how your stories are both similar and different. A great way to dig deeper into the meaning between yourself and the author.
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Bengals Needs Heading Into Draft
Even after filling some of their holes via free agency the Bengals still have some positions that they need to address. The next best route for the Bengals to address these needs will be the upcoming draft. Chad Reuter of NFL.com believes the Bengals still have to address running back, outside linebacker, and defensive end. However, the Bengals have more pressing needs than those positions. What do you think?


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News: Ashanti Snaps Back At Nelly Denying Romance, "Come On, Son!"
Friday, Oct 8, 2010 4:35PM
R&B singer Ashanti has addressed speculated ex-boyfriend/rapper Nelly recently denying they were ever in a romantic relationship.
According to Ashanti, she never claimed to be his significant other.
"So one of the rumors that I would like to clear up, the whole Nelly-Ashanti, and Nelly's denying and Nelly's not claiming; let's clear that up right now," she told BET.com. "Me and Nelly are good friends. I never said I was his girl, I never quote, unquote, "claimed him," I never said we were an item and neither has he, so there you have it. We're good friends. The whole, 'oh he's denying and she's denying,' no claiming. Come on, son!" (BET)
Nelly recently called out past reports and speculation that they were an item.
"I've never said I was in a relationship, she's never said she's in a relationship, so I don't know where they do that at," Nelly told host Swain. "But the thing is, we've always admitted we're friends. We hang out. She's a sweet girl, very pretty girl, very talented, but she does her thing as far as her career and I'm doing my thing as far as my career now. The end results are inconclusive." (WCGI)
Last month, Nelly said he was currently single and fully dedicated to his upcoming 5.0 album release.
"Oh man I'm dating something unbelievable. She is so sexy, she is a new girl, I've been dating her now for a couple of months... She's called 5.0 and we get married on November 16. You're all invited to the wedding! Anybody want to come? I'm single. I'm not married or anything like that. It's more about making sure 5.0 is where it needs to be." (Us Magazine)
After being spotted together at T.I.'s wedding last summer, Nelly said he and Ashanti were only still friends.
"No it's safe to say that we're two friends that went to support our friends. We're both friends of T.I and Tiny and we went down there to support them. Right now it's safe to say that I'm a couple with my '5.0' album (laughs); the person I'm dating right now is a girl by the name of '5.0' and we're planning to get married on November 16th so I'm inviting everybody to that wedding (laughs)." (That Grape Juice)
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(Washington, DC) -- Congress's flawed Farm Bill Extension Act must be made fairer to taxpayers, consumers, and small businesses, and the "Fairness in Farm and Food Policy Amendment" is one tool that will help to sow the seeds of reform; that's the message from the 362,000-member National Taxpayers Union (NTU), which joined citizen groups from across the political spectrum at a Capitol Hill news conference today to call for careful consideration of the Amendment, sponsored by Representatives Ron Kind (D-WI) and Jeff Flake (R-AZ).
"A $4 billion tax increase, a bigger giveaway to subsidy-sweetened sugar interests, and backward-looking policies toward dairy and other farm sectors are just three reasons why the Farm Bill Extension Act of 2007 should be sent back to the barn," said NTU Director of Government Affairs Kristina Rasmussen. "The Fairness in Farm and Food Policy Amendment will give taxpayers, consumers, and small businesses a bigger voice in how the nation's agricultural policy affects everyone, not just those receiving checks or price supports from the government."
The five-year, $250 billion Farm Bill recently reported out of the House Agriculture Committee is essentially a continuation (and in some cases an expansion) of the flawed federal approach to agriculture that has led to a cycle of huge payouts to agribusiness, high prices for consumers, and bailouts from taxpayers. The Fairness in Farm and Food Policy Amendment would offer several sorely-needed reforms to help break this cycle, such as:
Rasmussen, whose extended family continues to own a small farm, noted that while the Kind-Flake Amendment is not perfect (one worrisome provision extends payment programs to specialty crops), the proposal represents the best hope to restore some fiscal discipline and common-sense economics to the Farm Bill Extension Act.
"For too long, lawmakers have crafted farm legislation that weighs entirely in favor of special interests rather than the national interest," Rasmussen concluded. "Any properly- balanced farm bill should take account of the real concerns that taxpayers, consumers, and small businesses have long expressed -- and Congress has largely ignored."
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iRock in ActionA Celebration of Stories - Their Past, Our Present, and A Lot To Be Proud Of
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We have seen the season play itself out from start to finish. And while solutions to our team's, "problems," have been popping up out of the earth like unwanted gopher holes in our grandfather's front yard, I would like to add a little perspective to a season that saw us take a step back rather continue the expected upward ascension.
What reasonable conclusions have you come to? Do you think we need a new GM? A new owner? A new coach? Better X's and O's? Better players? A new training staff? To get healthy and stay healthy? Better luck? All of the above? None of the above?
In this post, I don't want to talk about any of the supposed, "areas of need," that I just listed--I want to talk about something that must be present no matter what other, "quick fixes," our brain trust comes up with. I want to talk about a fact that we all may know about to a certain extent--a problem that the team cannot overcome with quick fixes (and no amount of finger pointing is going to help this one). Somebody at the top has got to take another look at the big picture!
The concept that is crying out for more consideration is the outright necessity of toughness and intensity when it comes to winning games in the playoffs. No matter who is coaching, playing, or healthy, and no matter what the X or the O does, come playoff time, teams have to play angry and tough, ... as if other men are trying to steal their wives from them.
In the regular season the best teams are still able to win most of their games without giving their best effort. The season is long, the rotations include up to 10 or 11 players, and coaches have more of a tendency to let things slide a little in order to develop their young players. This list of potential excuses for sandbagging could go on, but the important point here is that even the rookies quickly learn the etiquette of taking it easy. For those just adjusting to the riggers of NBA life, the season is really, really, long, and there is always the, "rookie wall," that everyone talks about. As a member of the, "club," or "culture," one realizes that the regular season doesn't really matter. Playoff positioning will work itself out toward the end of the season anyway--when it is finally time to pick it up a little bit in anticipation of the, "second season."
For players and coaches alike, there is a valid question concerning how, "tough," and, "intense," a team or individual should be considering that there are so many games to play, and that individual games don't actually count for much. (Besides, playing too hard could make you look stupid and actually cause the other team to play hard against you on their night, "off.") It would be foolish to risk unnecessary injury when the gain is small. One could even say that it is smart for your star to move out of the way instead of taking a charge in the 44th game of the season. Who cares if your team never breaks much of a sweat, as long as things go according to plan and you get the W? Right?
What is that old saying? "Habits are tough to break." It just may be that the Blazers are tougher genetically speaking than they look, but have developed some very bad habits during the, "off-season," oh, excuse me, I mean the, "regular season." What if they are a little too smart for their own good, smiling and enjoying themselves like the do. Just maybe being soft has become a conveiniant habit and is the result of having a little too much respect for the status quo.
Could it be, with their relative youth, that some of our Blazers have been deceived about what it actually takes to get ready for the playoffs. It is as if they have not yet realized that their regular season reputations and habits will follow them into the playoffs like a nightmare that stays in the mind as long as a person continues to dream and continues to believe that the dream is reality.
The playoffs are not the time to put on toughness and intensity the way a magician is miraculously able to change his assistant's clothing! Playing hard has its roots in the weight room and and at training table, and has to be part of the DNA long before the moment a stare, a push, or an elbow is delivered. There is a certain level of antisocial personality involved and that personality is developed/hardened, with purpose, over time.
Great players are not willing to go along with the crowd and take nights off--they may get injured or have nights when they don't have it--but they won't ever allow themselves to be embarrassed. They don't say, "Its OK if so and so kicks my ass tonight, I'll get him back next time." So it is with great players, so it is with great teams. They always look to make a run. They always fight back--even in the regular season. Why? Because they know that come playoff time, after all of the other, "solutions," have been thrown at the chalkboard, they are going to have to count on their teammates to bring enough of IT.
What is IT? I believe IT is toughness and intensity. Hopefully we can concede the fact that we are already talking about the best and most skilled players in the world. They have been training for years, ... practicing, learning, climbing the ladder. Almost all of them have done their homework and them some, and they feel that they have already made it--the dollars have already come rolling in. They can talk of more--such things as MVPs, All Star games, and championships--but the real truth is that they have to think about protecting their bodies and surviving the long grind. Only a few players and a few teams can really afford to bring IT night after night. It is bad form to play too hard--that is unless you really do think you can win a championship!
Can you name the teams and players who were willing to consistantly rise above the frey? Lamar Odem? No. Larry Bird? Yes! The Detroit Pistons? Yes! The San Antonio Spurs? Yes! LA Clippers? NO! Memphis Grizzlies? No. It is not enough to merely play out the schedule.
I am talking about sweat dripping and loose balls being dived for. Chest bumps and charges taken. Hard fouls. Mean mugging. And angry coaches. I am talking about getting tough and staying tough--no matter whether the guy is bigger than you or not--and meaning it. I am talking about getting intense and staying intense before the game, during the game, and even after the game. With bruises, pain, and exertion all being relegated to a secondary status. Just win baby!
As I have watched the playoffs this year (and even last year for that matter), I have seen very little, "manhood," from our Portland TrailBlazers. I saw lots of it in the Denver/Utah series. I saw some good doses in the LA/OKC series. Last year Houston had IT and took LA down to the wire. It simply is not reasonable to think we can win without it.
No matter what else happens. No matter what new players we get. At playoff time next year, the Blazers, (if they want us to get behind them and reasonably believe that they can win), are going to have to bring IT with them in every playoff game--because toughness and intensity are prerequisites to winning in the playoffs!


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Net National Product as a Welfare Indicator
AbstractThe question of whether changes in net national product (NNP) will measure changes in welfare is investigated in this paper. M. Weitzman (1976) demonstrated that, under specific conditions, NNP is proportional to discounted consumption. The result requires NNP to be measured in current prices in utility units. Changes in real NNP measured using given prices from a base year will not represent a complete account of welfare changes. Copyright 1994 by The editors of the Scandinavian Journal of Economics.
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The Chinese earthquake and the Bangladesh collapse coming on the heels of the Tanzania building collapse illustrate the need for rapidly deployed, regional teams of disaster robots that can quickly get there. The Bangladesh collapse might have been aided by the use of small robots to penetrate in the rubble. Ground robots are less useful for a wide area of residential buildings, though UAVs are very helpful for assessing the extent of damage. But for now, the best we can do in the rescue robot community is to send our thoughts and prayers to the victims, their families, and the responders.
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Xingbo Wang, Minyue Fu, Huanshui Zhang, "Target Tracking in Wireless Sensor Networks Based on the Combination of KF and MLE Using Distance Measurements," IEEE Transactions on Mobile Computing, vol. 11, no. 4, pp. 567-576, April, 2012.
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A GM spokesperson said the automaker is still committed to building an auto mall on Bayfront Expressway at Willow Road, but due to slumping auto sales and an uncertain economy, the project isn't going anywhere quickly.
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on Mar 11, 2008 at 10:49 am
Surprise...NOT! This stunk from the beginning.
on Mar 14, 2008 at 10:16 am
our old council gave lots of concessions to a neanderthal-minded, financially troubled auto company and then we're surprised that this deal isn't progressing?
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Kelly Fergusson touts this as one of her 'achievements'. She's been saying how she worked for a year to make it happen.
on Mar 21, 2008 at 3:13 pm
Virtually every councilmember in the last council and the current council fell all over themselves to make this deal. It's ridiculous and plain mean to blame one person.
Lots of concessions were made, with minimal commitment to something coming in anytime soon. Never mind that the buyer wasn't in healthy financial position. Never mind that the site had been targeted for a transit station (I'm not advocating this, but it would be a better site than alternatives if Dumbarton Rail or even a new executive bus terminal ever come to be needed).
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The People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals, or PETA, is bringing attention to a case of alleged bestiality in Alabama. Henry Lewis of Sweetwater is accused of having sex with a pony.
According to PETA, at least two people witnessed the act about a month ago. A few days later, the pony was reported dead.
"Research shows that offenders who commit bestiality often go on to commit sex crimes against humans," said PETA's Stephanie Bell. "Our belief is that the community should be following this case closely because anyone capable of this kind of cruelty poses a definitive risk to the entire community."
PETA is urging the district attorney to prosecute Lewis vigorously and require mandatory counseling. An initial hearing in the case was scheduled for Wednesday.
Reporter: Mark Bullock
12 East Delano Avenue
Montgomery, AL 36105
(334) 288-1212
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