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San Antonio's stars actually play, but a rookie steals the show
Dec 14, 2012, 3:22 AM EST
The Spurs were playing the second half of a back-to-back, on the road in a notoriously tough place to win, with stars that are notoriously still pretty old.
It begs the question: Had David Stern not dropped the boom earlier this season with a $250,000 dollar fine for keeping their stars out, would Gregg Popovich rest his starters in another nationally televised game?
Maybe, maybe not. Only Pop knows. But what we do know is that the Spurs played with a full deck against the Portland Trailblazers, and a young rookie point guard completely stole show.
Damian Lillard was sensational against the Spurs, pouring in a career-high 29 points to go alongside seven rebounds and six assists in a solid 98-90 win for the young Blazers.
After getting saddled with a few early fouls against Tony Parker, Lillard settled in and grew more comfortable as the game went on, pulling off moves against Parker like he was walk-on at a Big Sky Conference school and not a four-time champion.
With Lillard's step-back game on point and LaMarcus Aldridge providing some steady offense (22 points, 10-for-16) on the block, the Blazers were able to survive despite their typical shaky depth. The Spurs got 40 of their 90 points from their bench, but failed to get any of their outside shooters going in a 6-for-19 effort from behind the arc.
Although they hung around in typical Spurs fashion, it was Nicolas Batum who closed out a game that Manu Ginobili looked primed to take over. In a one-possession game with a little over a minute left, Batum curled off a screen and fired with no hesitation, nailing a 3-pointer that seemed to take the sails out of the Spurs ship. Batum wisely double-tapped the zombie Spurs though by blocking Parker's layup attempt and sealing it late with two free throws.
This loss, of course, is almost completely meaningless to the Spurs. For a team that knows they'll be in the playoffs, games like these are nothing but glorified practices. They want to win, of course, but it doesn't really set them off path with a loss. But for a young squad like Portland in need of positive reinforcement? Wins don't get much better than this.
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George Gordon Byron
Well! Thou Art Happy
Well! thou art happy, and I feel
That I should thus be happy too;
For still my heart regards thy weal
Warmly, as it was wont to do.
Thy husband's blest — and 'twill impart
Some pangs to view his happier lot:
But let them pass — Oh! how my heart
Would hate him if he loved thee not!
When late I saw thy favourite child,
I thought my jealous heart would break;
But when the unconscious infant smiled,
I kiss'd it for its mother's sake.
I kiss'd it, — and repress'd my sighs
Its father in its face to see;
But then it had its mother's eyes,
And they were all to love and me.
Mary, adieu! I must away:
While thou art blest I'll not repine;
But near thee I can never stay;
y~ heart would soon again be thine.
I deem'd that time, I deem'd that pride,
Had quench'd at length my boyish flame;
Nor knew, till seated by thy side
My heart in all, — save hope,— the same.
Yet was I calm: I knew the time
My breast would thrill before thy look;
But now to tremble were a crime
We met, — and not a nerve was shook.
I saw thee gaze upon my face,
Yet meet with no confusion there:
One only feeling could'st thou trace;
The sullen calmness of despair.
Away! away! my early dream
Remembrance never must awake:
Oh! where is Lethe's fabled stream?
My foolish heart, be still, or break.
November 2, 1808
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Luis B�tiz Sainz was born on September 13, 1870. He attended a minor seminary from age 12, and was ordained on January 1, 1894. He worked as spiritual director of the seminary and as parish priest in Chalchihuites, Zacatecas, and a member of the Knights of Columbus. He was noted for his pastoral zeal and capacity to organize the parish. He founded a workshop for Catholic workers and a school.
He spent a great part of his time on the catechesis of children and adults and was very fervent in his Eucharistic adoration. He is reported to have said, "Lord, I want to be a martyr; though I am your unworthy minister, I want to shed my blood, drop by drop, for your name."
Before the closure of the churches in 1926, there was a meeting of the National League for the Defense of Religious Liberty which discussed the possibility of armed rebellion to overthrow the government. Fr. B�tiz spoke at this meeting and was denounced to the government. When the churches were closed, he moved to a private house, where he was captured by government soldiers on August 14, 1926. Although there was a public outcry, the government decided to execute the priest. The next day, on the pretext of transferring him to Zacatecas, he was taken from the city together with three members of the Mexican Association for Catholic Youth. Underway, they were taken from the car and shot on the side of the road.
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Smokers feel like they are under attack, guess what..... you are. If smoking added positively to the environment then it would be welcomed. If smoking didn't kill tens of thousands of people every year then it probably wouldn't be much of an issue.
Instead we all pay inflated costs to cover the inherent expense of smoking. For every person that wouldn't come shop downtown due to smoking there would be ten more that would love to come and shop if they saw that their town was clean and beautiful, not just an ashtray for selfish people who can't possibly be bothered to be considerate of those around them.
Laws are on the books, ""But downtown, where shops, restaurants, wine tasting rooms and offices are so close together, it's nearly impossible to use tobacco products and stay the required 10 feet away from doors or windows." If the laws on the books are not going to be enforced, then why make up another one?
I can't think of a single place along 3rd between Adams and the RR tracks where it would be legal to smoke, unless you were standing in the middle of a street at an intersection. Then you would have another law to worry about.
If the law covering smoking within 10 feet of doors and windows, offensive littering, etc. is NOT being enforced, then why are we wasting time and tax payer money (County Health Dept) taking a worthless survey to create another law (" if downtown tobacco use was prohibited") that probably won't be enforced just like the laws that are already on the books?
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Ja Rule took to Twitter to address rumors that he was gay and left his wife for a man in prison.
Ja Rule took to Twitter to address rumors that he was gay and left his wife for a man in prison.
The reports started after gossip blog, Cream Bmp blog quoted his wife, Aisha Atkins as having told MTV that he was gay and was planning to leave her for a cellmate in prison.
"He wrote all them love songs and still don't know how to treat a b***h," she was quoted as saying, which apparently started the rumor. "We spent ten-plus years building our marriage but it only took him two to decide he'd rather suck a d*** than be with his wife... He returned home alright - to get his s*** and leave."
The rapper, whose real name is Jeffrey Atkins denied the rumors via Twitter.
"Ok I guess I have to address the idiots these rumors are FALSE LIES made up by some non mf factor website CLOWNS lmao...," he posted last Tuesday.
The next day, he posted photo with his wife, with the caption, "Sorry to disappoint all the haters who want the rumors to be true so bad lol.Merry Xmas stupid love Mick&Mal.Lmao."
Ja Rule has previously admitted he was not always the best husband to Aisha, whom he married in 2001.
"I think we as a married couple go through what any other married couple goes through, it's just magnified that much more because everything I do is in the media, in the spotlight," he told Hip Hollywood back in October. "I'm also a target for fallacious women that, you know, want to not see me and my wife happy. You know? ... She knows me, she knows my heart, she knows I love her. We go through things like any other married couple, but I think at the end of the day, our love and our bond is stronger than any rumors of infidelity."
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Buffett's Berkshire to buy Media General papers
Billionaire Warren Buffett's company is making another foray into newspapers, agreeing to buy 63 newspapers from Media General Inc. for $142 million.
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Billionaire Warren Buffett's company is making another foray into newspapers, agreeing to buy 63 newspapers from Media General Inc. for $142 million.
Berkshire Hathaway Inc. is also extending a loan to Media General and taking a 19.9 percent stake in the company, which will still own 18 TV stations. Media General also owns some websites, such as coupon provider DealTaker.com.
Media General on Thursday said the deal includes all of its newspapers except the Tampa Tribune of Florida and smaller newspapers in that market. It's in talks to sell those newspapers to other buyers.
Berkshire Hathaway is buying the Richmond Times-Dispatch in Virginia, the Winston-Salem Journal in North Carolina and the Morning News of Florence, S.C., among others.
Berkshire Hathaway has owned the Buffalo News of New York for decades and bought its hometown paper, the Omaha World-Herald, in December. The company is also the largest shareholder of Washington Post Co., with a 23 percent stake.
Buffett has defended newspapers, saying that they will have a decent future if they continue delivering information that can't be found elsewhere. They also need to stop offering news free online, he has said.
"In towns and cities where there is a strong sense of community, there is no more important institution than the local paper," Buffett said in a statement Thursday. "The many locales served by the newspapers we are acquiring fall firmly in this mold and we are delighted they have found a permanent home with Berkshire Hathaway."
That's a reversal of his opinion in 2009, when he told Berkshire shareholders that most newspapers faced the possibility of unending losses because the industry had lost its essential nature.
"For most newspapers in the United States, we would not buy them at any price," he said then.
Berkshire is also lending $445 million to Media General, which it will use to pay off debt. In return, Berkshire is getting the 19.9 percent stake in Media General and a seat on the board.
Shares of Media General, which is based in Richmond, Va., jumped $1.06, or 34 percent, to $4.20 in afternoon trading. The stock has ranged from $1.14 to $6.84 over the past year. Berkshire's Class B shares dropped 33 cents to $80.26.
Berkshire paid $150 million cash and assumed $50 million in debt when it acquired the World-Herald Co. from its employees, retirees and a charitable foundation.
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My son has a peanut allergy. We had a fabulous meal then chose a desert without peanut (It had walnut). My son immediately felt ill and started vomiting as we left. Upon calling the restaurant we were told, "Yes there were peanuts in the dessert. Sometimes we change the nuts in our dishes."
Went back yesterday. We opted for the banquet. The food was fresh and plentiful. Reasonably priced, excellent service, what more could you ask for?
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Last night I attended a function organized by the Sandringham Branch of the Liberal Party,which was held at Theo's Greek Restaurant. From the moment of arrival until the function concluded one could not fault the service, food and most importantly the attention given by the Restaurant owners. My partner and I were so impressed we will be returning in the...
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Daniel Glazman: Announcing Quaxe, native desktop and mobile apps from html5 and Haxe
My technical world changed a bit recently with a few events that directly impacted me or the activities of my company, Disruptive Innovations:
- Mozilla shows increasing signals that the future of XUL as a platform for embedders like my company is not bright. XULRunner has many users around the world but it's not part of the roadmap any more, unfortunately. I won't discuss here their corporate strategy. My applications BlueGriffon and BlueGriffon EPUB Edition being based on XULRunner and my business being largely based on them, it would be a bit foolish to avoid looking for an alternative...
- I have not found a single solution allowing me the flexibility of XUL+JavaScript in native desktop and/or mobile cross-platform apps; there are hybrid solutions for mobile, almost nothing for desktop in a cross-platform fashion.
- the two only potential solutions, Qt on one hand and AdobeAir on the other, do not satisfy me for the following reasons:
- Adobe Air is nothing near native,
- Qt is a big and powerful beast, hard to learn and master.
- Apple's Swift looks nice and powerful but cross-platform is not a word available in the Apple ecosystem.
- I have discovered Haxe. Haxe is an open source toolkit based on a modern, high level, strictly typed programming language, a cross-compiler, a complete cross-platform standard library and ways to access each platform's native capabilities. If you know ECMAScript and/or Java, you'll find Haxe fun and easy to master. I started playing with it and fell in love with its beauty, simplicity, and the large numbers of packages available.
In such cases, I take a few sheets of paper and start writing ideas. I have put a lot of ink on a dozen of originally blank pages and tested a few designs. I want, I need a very simple, flat learning curve way of writing standalone cross-platform native apps. And if the existing ecosystem can't give me such a tool, well, I do what I always do in such cases: I write my own... So I started writing my own environment for native desktop and mobile applications.
My requirements were the following ones:
- all UI specified in html5, of course, with the help of role attributes... Maybe I'll add a XUL-like language too just for migration purposes.
- UI styled by CSS, eh what did you expect?
- resulting native UI
- code in Haxe of course compiled to native!!! Assets not trivially readable like with JS...
- trivial embedding of Haxe-based gaming frameworks
- trivial embedding of a browser instance (Blink, Servo, etc...). When I say trivial, I really mean it. If you've played with CEF, you probably understand that this is not what I mean.
- no ugly hacks to deal with OSX menus or Windows icons.
- dynamic UI changes based on DOM manipulation just like in XUL
- very simple localization
- a "Hello world" button in a native window should be a one-minute thing. No big environment to install, no complex setup, no new IDE to learn. You know html5? Just put a <button> inside a new document's <body> in your favorite code editor, open a terminal and type "quaxebuild". Done, you have a native app in hands, ready for distribution.
The result will be Quaxe. Native desktop and mobile applications with native UI from html5 and Haxe.
I am glad to share with you the first demo screenshot below. The app was launched through a open bin/mac/MyFirstTest.app command line on OSX. Just to be very clear, there is NO BROWSER WINDOW in the screenshot below. The app is only a native resizable main frame containing a native button. It's specified in html5, you can access and modify its DOM but it's not your regular browser, there is no Blink, Gecko, Servo or any Web rendering engine inside. There is no common runtime either, à la Adobe Air. It's very, very lightweight despite of having to implement a xml parser, DOM4, a CSS parser, the whole CSS cascade and an OM for the widgetry.
As you can see above, it's already taking shape. If you're an investor and you're interested, please do not hesitate to contact me at your convenience. Writing native apps is going to be way cooler and simpler than it is now, that's a promise.
Andy McKay: Moziversary
Last month I passed four years at Mozilla. At the time I joined there was a large influx into Mozilla Corporation as it went on a hiring spree, increasing the number of employees greatly.
For many years at Mozilla I had my head down, focused on delivering code and deadlines. Driven by my own imposter syndrome, I aimed to be as productive as possible. Hammering out code on Addons and then the Marketplace.
These days that feels less and less like a valuable role for me.
A few weeks ago I was looking at a chart in Mozillas intranet that shows how long you've been at Mozilla. For me it looks like this:
All it really means is that I'm old and I've been at Mozilla a while. Length of time at Mozilla doesn't really mean a whole lot, beyond that. What it did make me realise is that those group of employees who joined with me are becoming the elders of Mozilla. More than ever, we shape how Mozilla Corporation operates and help the culture.
It feels like I need to take on more responsibility for Mozilla and the way it operates. For example:
- making sure Mozilla takes the right direction
- calling out when Mozilla makes a mistake internally
- helping out when Mozilla does something wrong externally
- worrying about the mission and ensuring that we do things that focus on the mission
- ensuring people at Mozilla (including myself) are good to each other
I've seen these things be corrected within Mozilla, not by managers, but by the other employees who care about the organisation.
I've done that some times, but really not enough. Its easier to focus on some of lines of code, solve a problem and repeat. Now its time to put my head above the parapet more and take some shots.
We are the elders of Mozilla, time to start acting like it.


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"I guess there are two ways to look at it: you [could] take the more confident approach and play the extra bowler," Smith said, reasoning that both Harbhajan Singh and Zaheer Khan had decent records as tailenders. "They went for a more conservative approach and picked Saha at No 7. Maybe they are regretting that now."
Smith was pleased with the way that the team had maintained its focus despite the rumblings before the series, when long-time coach Mickey Arthur stepped down and Cricket South Africa sacked the entire selection panel.
"There were a lot of shifts and changes and everyone was just trying to find their feet," Smith said. "It helped that there was a lot of honesty around the group and the credit must go to their maturity. Corrie [van Zyl] has created a good working environment for the players and as the weeks have gone on, we have settled down and focussed more and more on our cricket."
"We have been really clinical. It is important to come here, adapt but play our style of cricket. I think we did that every well throughout the game and used our bowlers in short spells."
Not just the bowlers, he also credited Hashim Amla for his fantastic double-century which took them to a commanding position earlier in the Test match. "Amla's double century was great to watch," Smith said. "At No.3 he is becoming the glue. It's terrific to have him there. Hashim is one of the hardest working guys and knows his strength is his mental strength.
"He has got great hands and he scores very quickly. He sticks to his game plans and most of the times he had to battle through some periods in this innings but at other times he is a difficult guy to control. He has provided us a lot of stability. More than his 250, he has been involved in some key partnerships along the way."
Smith has maintained that winning a series in India was a box that remained to be ticked. In 2008, South Africa came close after another Dale Steyn burst had given them a 1-0 lead in Ahmedabad. However, they were welcomed with a rank turner in the final Test in Kanpur, where a combination of a dubious pitch, and dogged half-centuries from Sourav Ganguly and VVS Laxman secured India a series-levelling win.
Smith had not forgotten the incident, and when asked if he was ready for a similar fate, he quipped, "So are you telling me there's a guy with a rake at the Eden Gardens? India have more control over the conditions. We need to focus on the specifics…prepare and execute our gameplans."
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SALT LAKE CITY — Following auditions of 107 students, 10 young musicians have been selected to showcase their budding talent as they perform on stage with the Utah Symphony.
The annual Salute to Youth competition, sponsored by the Deseret News from its inception, offers the state's most gifted young performers the opportunity to make their solo orchestral debut. The prestigious honor follows an over 50-year-old Utah Symphony tradition begun by legendary music director Maurice Abravanel.
"Each year symphony musicians are extremely pleased to see how talented these student performers are," said Utah Symphony | Utah Opera spokesperson Hilarie Ashton.
"One of the missions of Utah Symphony is education and encouraging a love of music," she added. "We want to inspire young musicians to be involved with music for the rest of their lives."
The final audition of 35 students was held Monday. Beverly Hawkins, Utah Symphony's education manager, announced the selected musicians. In addition to the Salute to Youth soloists, violinist Aubree Oliverson, Orem, was selected to perform the complete Tchakovsky Violin Concerto in D major, op. 35 at this season's All-Star Evening concert on May 15, 2012.
The featured soloists, their instruments and the concertos from which they will perform one movement at the Sept. 27 concert at Abravanel Hall are:
Sara Noel Bauman, Salt Lake City, violin, Prokofiev's Violin Concerto No. 1 in D major;
Trenton Chang, Logan, piano, Beethoven's Concerto No. 1, op. 15;
Anastasia Magamedova, Murray, and Kana Yoshigi, Salt Lake City, duo piano, Mozart's Concerto in E flat major, No. 10;
Michael Marsden, Kaysville, marimba, Mayuzumi's Concertino for xylophone;
Mariah Sam, Vernal, piano, Shostakovich's Piano Concerto No. 2;
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Rebekah Willey, Pleasant Grove, violin, Mendelssohn's Violin Concerto in E minor;
Catherine Winters, Lindon, flute, Nielsen's Flute Concerto;
Receiving honorable mention honors were Christopher Bradford, Ubeeng Kueq and Madison Marshall.
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T&T marathon runner Tonya Nero captured her third consecutive 15k title at the 26th annual Eastern Credit United's (ECU) road race, yesterday.
The race, named after veteran road runner Lynette "Granny" Luces, took place with three races, a 15k, a three-leg 15k relay and a 5k, all of which started simultaneously, at the Arima Velodrome and at St Mary's Children's Home.
Nero took her women's 15k in 58.31, well ahead of Jenelle Nedd (1:01:34) and Gina Hart (1:10:12).
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The Miami Heat players went through practice the past few days wearing football pads. This is in anticipation for the physical war they know they are going to be in for when the defending champs take on the Chicago Bulls.
The Bulls have something to prove and are looking to make a statement. After all, this is the night where the Heat celebrate winning their second straight championship. The Bulls, led by returning superstar point guard Derrick Rose, would love nothing more than to come into Miami and prove a point in beating the Heat on the night of their coronation for a second championship.
The Bulls are a whole different animal with Rose healthy. They have to be pegged as one of the top two or three teams in the East along with the Heat, Indiana Pacers, and potentially the Brooklyn Nets. They also have one of the game's great coaches in Tom Thibodeau. Make no mistake about it the Bulls will be back contending for not only an Eastern Conference title but an NBA title this season.
Battles between the Heat and Bulls always have a bit of an old school feel. This is a knock down, drag out rivalry. Star forward LeBron James has seemed ticked off many times by the physical way the Bulls' forwards and guards played him.
He should brace himself for much more of that tonight. This is a must watch for even the most casual of basketball fans. The Bulls/Heat has become one of the great rivalries in the game.
My prediction? I think the Bulls and Rose come out with a chip on their shoulder and pull off the opening night upset of the defending champs.
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