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Video: J.R. Smith's monster slam dunk
Nov 6, 2012, 9:30 AM EST
The Knicks blew out the Sixers for the second time in as many days, and this slam dunk from J.R. Smith provided the exclamation point.
Two things to love about this one: First, the way Smith's entire body seems to arch back as he's flying toward the rim before throwing it down is amazing. And second, the fact that he took a few steps toward, and possibly even into the crowd on the road after doing so shows all kinds of swagger.
- fventricle - Nov 6, 2012 at 10:23 AM
the knicks give me goose bumps
- eagles512 - Nov 6, 2012 at 10:56 AM
He's a punk
- Mr. Wright 212 - Nov 6, 2012 at 2:38 PM
Coming from someone who supports the Eagles, that is ESPECIALLY ironic.
- dysraw1 - Nov 6, 2012 at 11:30 AM
not that big of a deal,even though i do see some evolution in J.R's game which is
a good thing
- zerole00 - Nov 6, 2012 at 12:30 PM
I love these types of dunks where the player arcs their entire body into it. They always seem more powerful than the boring vertical jump dunks.
- cosanostra71 - Nov 6, 2012 at 4:09 PM
this dunk was good, but not so good it needed to be posted twice.
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I always like my girls to have a dress coat for winter, and these are my latest tailoring projects. You can read the details and see more pictures at my blog. MezzoCouture
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Today in Mitt Romney Being Wealthy
Craig Gilbert writes up this hilarious Mitt Romney joke, made on a call to Wisconsin voters, with some impressive deadpan skill.
You may remember my father, George Romney, was president of an automobile company called American Motors … They had a factory in Michigan, and they had a factory in Kenosha, Wisconsin, and another one in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. And as the president of the company he decided to close the factory in Michigan and move all the production to Wisconsin. Now later he decided to run for governor of Michigan and so you can imagine that having closed the factory and moved all the production to Wisconsin was a very sensitive issue to him, for his campaign... so every time they would start playing "On, Wisconsin, On, Wisconsin," my dad's political people would jump up and down and try to get them to stop, because they didn't want people in Michigan to be reminded that my dad had moved production to Wisconsin.
What a fun story. The never-ending thump-thump-thump of "Romney is rich" stories come off a little cheap. The point, though, is that Romney manages to outdo even Barack Obama when it comes to lacking empathy. See also: His pretty glib lack of answers on what might be done to ensure that "invincibles" don't go without health care.
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Longtime readers of this blog will know how much I've admired Think Tank's diverse product lines. With its new CityWalker 10 Shoulder Bag, the Think Tank brain trust provides a great new "in-between" option to its trusty Retrospective bags. As its name implies, the CityWalker 10 gives the on-the-go urban photographer room for enough gear for a day's shooting while keeping the bag light and streamlined enough to carry through bustling city crowds.
Larger than the Retrospective 5 but smaller than the Retrospective 7, the CityWalker 10 still offers enough storage capacity to accommodate two camera bodies with lenses attached and an extra lens, with space left over for a tablet or a small laptop (Interior Dimensions: 10″W x 7.5″H x 5.3″ D or 25.5 x 19 x 17 cm).
I was able to fit my Sony a7r with Leica 50 Summilux, an NEX 5r with 10-18mm lens, a Sony 55mm lens, an iPad Mini 2, a Lenovo Miix 8 tablet, a Bluetooth keyboard, charging cables for all my equipment, some extra batteries, a portable hard drive, a few SD cards, a card reader, and other small accessories. In addition, I slipped a bottle of water into the stretchable outer compartment and rolled up my Uniqlo down jacket so I could squeeze it into the main compartment with my gear.
If I need more computing power, I can slip my Macbook Air 11″ in between the camera compartment and the tablet sleeve. Despite the fact that there was no dedicated space for it, the laptop nestled well there in the middle, snug and safely padded.
As usual, Think Tank has put extra thought into the bag's construction. Unlike the vast majority of shoulder bags, which put the hard, unyielding laptop or tablet at the back of the bag where it's right up against your body, the CityWalker places its tablet compartment toward the outer side of the bag. This design allows the soft, padded, pliable fabric of the bag to mold to your body for greater comfort. Made of a water-resistant nylon, the CityWalker stays far dryer on rainy days than the cloth-covered bags in the Retrospective series, particularly when sheltered under an umbrella.
Think Tank also increases the CityWalker's utility and versatility by incorporating a removable camera divider insert that enables you to convert the case from a camera bag to a messenger bag.
On our recent trip to Tokyo, Taipei, and Hong Kong, my wife took advantage of the CityWalker's dual nature by using it as her main carry-on bag for plane flights, where it stowed easily inside overhead bins or under the seat. It not only safely stored some of my camera gear, it also served as her purse and makeup case. Indeed, the bag has such a plethora of pockets and storage compartments that I was tempted to keep cramming it with knickknacks until it became quite heavy. However, the comfortable shoulder strap ensures that the CityWalker remains easy to carry all day long, even when fully loaded.
Think Tank's CityWalker 10 is smaller than its sister bags, the CityWalker 20 and 30, yet it should provide ample room for most of the mirrorless camera setups. As such, city-going photographers should find the CityWalker 10 a fine alternative when they want the perfect-sized shoulder bag to hit the streets for a day-long urban shoot.


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Sixteen researchers at 10 universities and research laboratories in New England won Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers (PECASE) awards Tuesday.
"It is inspiring to see the innovative work being done by these scientists and engineers as they ramp up their careers — careers that I know will be not only personally rewarding but also invaluable to the nation," President Obama said in announcing the 94 awardees Tuesday. Among New England researchers, Harvard University claimed the most awards with six.
The recipients will get their award at a ceremony in Washington, D.C., on Oct. 14. Also winning from New England are researchers from MIT, Yale University, Mount Holyoke College, Boston University, the University of Vermont, Mass General Hospital/Broad Institute, UMass Medical Center, Children's Hospital Boston and the U.S. Army Natick Soldier Research, Development and Engineering Center.
The awards, established by President Clinton in February 1996, are coordinated by the Office of Science and Technology Policy within the Executive Office of the President. Awardees are selected on the basis of two criteria: pursuit of innovative research at the frontiers of science and technology and a commitment to community service as demonstrated through scientific leadership, public education or community outreach.
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STARKVILLE -- Dan Mullen said Sunday he didn't see a lot of missed assignments in the secondary after he watched the film of the Mississippi State football team's 59-26 loss to LSU on Saturday.
Mullen credits the Tigers' excellence for quarterback Zach Mettenberger's 82.6-percent completion percentage and 340 passing yards.
Odell Beckham Jr. had nine catches for 179 yards and two touchdowns, while Jarvis Landry caught eight passes for 96 yards.
"I give them credit. They made a lot of plays," Mullen said Sunday during his media teleconference. "They were multiple times in the game when you watch their DBs leap, jump, and just tip the ball away from our receivers. That didn't happen on the other side. We didn't jump and tip it away from them."
MSU came into the weekend second in the Southeastern Conference in total defense and third in passing defense after games against Alcorn State, Auburn, and Troy. MSU had success in those games with blitz schemes, but the Bulldogs weren't able to get enough pressure against offensive coordinator Cam Cameron's group. LSU typically kept a blocker at the line of scrimmage to deal with the extra blitz defender and relied on Beckham Jr. and Landry to make plays against an inexperienced secondary.
"They came out passing and kind of caught us off guard," MSU freshman defensive tackle Chris Jones said. "That really surprised us because that not what they do. We spent all week trying to stop the run in practice."
The 59 points is the most scored in the rivalry since 1969, when the Tigers won 61-6 in Baton Rouge, La.
"We were in position going into the fourth quarter to win the game," Mullen said. "I started seeing guys push a little bit, trying to go make the play instead of doing your job and making a play. There's a lot to be learned from that."
n Mullen didn't know how the injuries his team suffered Saturday would affect it moving forward. He is scheduled to meet with the team trainers at 3 p.m. today.
MSU lost offensive tackle Blaine Clausell and offensive guard Ben Beckwith in the fourth quarter. Cornerback Jamerson Love also left the game in the fourth quarter with a foot injury. After MSU trainers examined Love, he left the field on crutches. MSU already is without junior safety Jay Hughes, who suffered a season-ending Achilles' injury in the opener against then-No. 13 Oklahoma State.
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What's your 2015 E&O goal?President – Pearsall Associates, Inc., and Special Consultant to the Utica National E&O Program
With the 4th and final quarter of 2014 under way, most agencies are looking to finish strong and start goal setting for 2015. This goal setting should include some errors-and-omissions goals for agencies to be successful. It appears that those agencies that continually enhance their E&O culture and commitment are being rewarded by writing more business and protecting themselves when E&O litigation arises.
PIA National and PIA Partnership launch growth tool for members
A new tool to help PIA members grow and increase profits has been launched by PIA National and the PIA Partnership, PIA's agency-company council. "Closing the Gap for Growth and Profitability" will help agents project and plan for new business growth and profitability on a five year basis.
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in some areas - no ability to advance. work is grant drive- once the grant runs out you switch your focus or lose your job. They don't hire the best people for the job they just move them around.
They are trying to stay on top of the new trends in behavioral health and primary care but they have no knowledge of health care.
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The latest from will.i.am's upcoming #willpower album features Britney inexplicably doing a British accent, a sample of her iconic "It's Britney, bitch" catchphrase, nonsense oh-eee-oh lyrics meant for club kid sing-alongs, and generic cut-and-paste synths. A bit of a mess then. HH 1/2
Depeche Mode
Untitled (EMI)
At a recent press conference, the trio announced its 2013 world tour and teased the spring release of its new album with this as-yet-untitled new track. Dave Gahan's unmistakable vocals see-saw between sighs and snarls over beautifully bleak, squelchy electro-rock. Longtime fans will love this. HHHH
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Everyday Birthday (Monster Music)
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Christina Aguilera
Lotus (RCA)
THERE are vocalists who could sing the phone book and make it sound as heavenly as the Bible. Christina Aguilera has that force -- a voice with highs that could shatter glass-block, lows that could tear tar from the streets, lustrous subtlety that provokes tears.
The problem is that sometimes, after several phone books, it's hard to get excited by sheer beauty alone.
On several cuts off her new album she seems hell-bent on woman-scorned vengeance. With lyrics seemingly directed at her ex-husband, the thumping Army of Me and Circles play-act at anger in a way that's noncommittal and forced. The R&B-pop crackle of Your Body is better suited to Xtina's heated vocals. With louche sensuality, she puts all of herself into its off-kilter groove. Only some of Aguilera's slow numbers are true successes. Power ballad Sing for Me is too darn "universal" and cloying. But she's at home with the lover-come-back blues of Blank Page.
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k blues of Blank Page.
Good, but not great. HHH
DOWNLOAD THIS: Your Body, Blank Page
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Wool On Wolves
Measures of Progress (Independent)
EDMONTON quintet Wool on Wolves' second full-length delivers enough bold musical statements to keep even the most ruthless sophomore slump at bay. There is an inventive beginning, middle and end to this set, opening with a slow-starting mood piece with proud intentions (Unsuspecting Ways) and an example in miniature of what is to spread itself across this tasteful set of genuine songs. The band cleverly captures a position between self-involved, navel-gazing pop and a kind of ecstatic, instrument-filled clamour, and there are even some intense and loud workouts. Be the Change has a swell, Harry Nilsson-esque bounce to it that proves the band has range. The song steadily shifts into a kind of space-rock echo zone in the last half. Even the oblique instrumental dub-boogie of Francis! makes a case for a new sound boiling down from Canada's West. The band is at Le Garage, Nov. 26. 'Ö'Ö'Ö'Ö
DOWNLOAD THIS: Broken Pictures, Love Is Learned, Francis!
-- Jeff Monk
Jerrod Niemann
Free the Music (SonyMusic)
WHEN we spoke with Niemann before his Dauphin Countryfest performance this summer, he excitedly described how his sophomore major label release was going to be different from all the rest. We've heard this sort of talk out of Nashville before and rarely is it true.
We should have believed him. Free The Music is just that. Recorded with old-school analogue tape, the album brings horns (trombone, trumpet, French horn, saxophone and even tuba) onto the playground and, oddly enough, they get along quite nicely with the usual players: pedal steel, piano, upright bass, accordion, drums and guitars. Styles range from the eclectic to the traditional (including ragtime). There are drinkin' songs and love songs, but the freedom theme gets a lyrical workout too, "You gotta get on up before you can get down."
Free the Music will free your body and your mind. 'Ö'Ö'Ö'Ö
DOWNLOAD THIS: Fraction of a Man, Get On Up, Only God Could Love You More, Guessing Games
-- Bruce Leperre
The Lucas Sader Project
Apollo, Tribute to the Miles Davis Quintet (Lucas Sader Music)
Winnipeg drummer Lucas Sader has taken on a tough task by recording a tribute to Miles Davis's second great quintet, one of the most formidable bands in jazz history.
Sader put together a good band of young local musicians -- bassist Karl Kohut, pianist Paul De Gurse, saxophonist Paul Balcain -- and veteran trumpeter Derrick Gardner, one of the drummer's instructors in the U of M jazz studies program. They capture the essence of the Miles quintet while keeping tunes such as Stella by Starlight, Blue in Green and The Sorcerer current. De Gurse and Gardner especially stand out on Stella.
Sader's composition Apollo is very good and fits seamlessly into the Miles theme. His Moonrise and Blues for Wynton Kelly, the theme played three times, are engaging tunes. Gardner's sense of Miles is a key to the recording, as is Sader's sometimes understated, often eloquent drumming. HHHH
DOWNLOAD THIS: Apollo, The Sorcerer
-- Chris Smith
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We all value local shops. They are convenient, give a sense of community, are often unique independent stores selling unusual and interesting things, helping to add character to our local area – all of which serves to make it a nicer place to live.
However, your local high street or parade of shops is more than a way to buy what you want without having to trek through traffic, wasting your time, polluting the environment and taking money out of your local economy.
Your local shops also play a vital role in creating local jobs.
Evidence shows that for every £10 spent in an independent shop, £25 is generated for the local economy, compared to £14 spent in multinationals. Even if your local businesses are part of larger chains, they too help to create local jobs – and not just in the stores themselves.
If more people are shopping and working in the local area, then thathelps other businesses too – and so even more of them can generate employment, which in turn means
there is more money in the local economy, which can help other shops. And so the virtuous circle goes on…
Eclectic lifestyle boutique Bunka is a typical example. It has now grown to have three branches – in Forest Hill, Earlsfield and Balham – and is recruiting for staff in its stores which sell a delicious mix of cutting-edge clothing, shoes and jewellery as well as funky homeware and gifts.
Local shops also work hard supporting local communities – just look at how many school Christmas fetes and nativities are sponsored by businesses and how many local shops supply produce for raffles.
Also, if there is more money swirling around in the local economy, then not only are the local shops more prosperous, so is everyone else – more taxes are paid, more people are employed and more people want to live there, helping property prices.
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For every pound you spend in a local independent shop or locally-owned business, around 50p to 70p benefits your local community, whereas if you shop out-of-town or online from a large retailer, as little as 5p finds its way back.
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Be creative with your Christmas shopping list. Go to totally-locally.co.uk and indiechristmas.co.uk, and you'll feel the benefit not just from supporting independent retailers, but also unearthing some hidden gems
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Tell everyone you know about what's on their doorstep – it can make a huge difference. For example, according to Totally Locally's Teddington website, if every adult in Teddington spent £5 per week in local independent shops rather than big chains or online, £5.1 million a year would go into the local economy – meaning more jobs, more facilities and a better place to live. And why not join in the conversation and tell the wider world about your local shops? You can share your thoughts using the hashtag #localeconomy.
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Lifestyle boutique Bunka is a great example of how independent local retailers can help the local economy. Co-founder Dominic Crowe says: "We are a friendly community-based retailer, attracting the buggy brigade – which likes to and has to shop local – as well as the wider community.
"Most of our customers are regulars and we get to know them really well, which helps us provide a more fun, social experience in-store, as well as cementing our place in the community. "We also try to support all the local schools with their fundraising. As many of our customers have children in the local schools, we feel this gives something back to the community – and helps us to network too."
Local retailers like Bunka are also vital in creating local employment. "We employ eight people in our three stores," adds Dominic. "Like many independent shops, we find that local people work best for us as they understand the neighbourhood and our customers. That's really important. We receive new stock every week to keep the offering fresh and vibrant and it is very much geared at our target market.
"Creating local employment also benefits us as a business. Employing local people means they do not have to travel so far to work and that works for us and for our staff – it saves our employees the expense and time of commuting and it means they tend to be more reliable."
Bunka also plays its part in helping other local businesses. "We try to keep everything local – from staff social evenings in local bars and restaurants to providing discounts for people who work in local businesses," says Dominic.
"Local shops are the life and soul of the daytime community. They provide great customer service and local knowledge, unusual and original products and services, and attract people to the area – which all has a positive knock-on effect for everyone."
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The foundation for a new Little League field has been started in southwest Wadena this Wednesday morning. Dan Brauch of Aqua Lawn Inc. of Perham works on the installation of the field's sprinkler system. The City of Wadena's new field will mirror the existing one across the street....
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Special walleye regulations on northeast Otter Tail County's Big Pine and Little Pine lakes will be discussed from 7-9 p.m. on Sept. 5 at the Perham Community Center, 620 3rd Ave. in Perham, the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR) said. Current regulations, which are...
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The annual Black's Grove Mountain Bike Race will be held Sunday at Black's Grove Park near Wadena. A race for kids will begin at 9:30 a.m. Youth ages 7-12 may compete. The adult race begins at 10:30 a.m. The age group finishers receive medals while the top male and female riders...
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Niki Canning of Wadena stops to water colorful pink geraniums in her front yard Wednesday afternoon. Last night's rain wasn't quite enough for Canning's flowers...Journal photo by Cara Newberry. If you have a photo that you think is a "Photo of the Day", send it to firstname.lastname@example.com...
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When I Grow Up...
How do you know what you want to do for a living before you try it? I ask my kids every once in a while what they want to be when they grow up. It's fun to hear their responses. For those of you that know my boys, (ages 6 , 7, and just turned 9) this can lead to some interesting...
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Grants.gov bills itself as a single access point for more than 1,000 federal grant programs. And single, in this case, says a lot. The Web site's electronic grant applications work only with Microsoft Windows operating systems and are incompatible with other platforms, such as the Apple Macintosh systems.
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Computer Services Corp. is well-known as a government integrator, bringing information technology solutions to federal agencies. But CSC has another, less-well-known side. In a notice on its Web site, the company disclosed that the Italian fashion industry has tapped CSC's expertise to gain control of costs and distribution problems. Luxury fashion houses want to own their own stores, said Angelo Calabrese, solution delivery manager for fashion at CSC Italy.
CSC is now working with more than 150 fashion clients to use a Web-based solution to contain costs, meet customer demands and plan marketing strategies. "Luxury companies increasingly want to own the whole distribution chain," Calabrese said in a statement. Ferragamos, anyone?
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Hollywood is finally getting hip to IT and its potential for a story line. In two new movies, IT plays a starring role. In "Firewall," Harrison Ford, the film's dashing hero, is forced to rob a bank electronically. After all, he developed the code to keep it safe, so thieves think he should be able to hack into it easily.
In "The Sentinel," due out in May, action hero Michael Douglas is a Secret Service agent who allegedly turns into an assassin. We're sure Hollywood knew that the FBI's Sentinel project would be the basis for all future federal investigative case management systems — or did they?
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It's never too early to teach children about IT. And IMC did just that last week when it invited a group of elementary school students from Kent Elementary School in McLean, Va., to see how the Internet works. IMC is a solutions company based in Reston, Va., that has a partnership with the school. It created a program to help students of elementary age to understand and see, firsthand, how technology is applied.
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The September attack, made public Nov. 10, potentially puts customer and employee personal information at risk, including addresses, Social Security numbers and emails.
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The Little Greenhouse Across from the Cemetery [Scouting New York]
Lots of Pictures of the Brownstone on Last Night's Girls Episode [Racked]
New Invention May Help Cyclists in City's Most Dangerous Borough [BK Ink]
This Week In Nets: Brooklyn Nets 2013 Mid-Season Awards [Gothamist]
This Week's B & Q Subway Service Changes [Ditmas Park Corner]
Alternate Side Parking Suspended Through Wednesday [DNA Info]
Donate to Help Family Whose Young Son Died in a Fire This Weekend [DPC]
EPA Extends Gowanus Canal Superfund Comment Period For Clean-Up Plan. Hosts Two Important Meetings This Week [PMFA]
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kudos to that photog! Great shot and took some effort to get
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