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ABSTRACT: Abstract: Introduction: Diabetes is the most common cause of peripheral nerve involvement. Effect of antioxidants in diabetic neuropathic pain is important. The purpose of this study was evaluation of the effect of Angipars on neuropathic hyperalgesia in diabetic rats with a single dose of streptozotocin (STZ). Material & Mmethod: Study on rats weighing 250-300 g was Spraque dawley race. Rats into four groups: control, sham, diabetic recipient Angipars (5-10-20 mg dose in milliliters) and solvents were divided into (at least 8 mice in each group). Result : At the end of the eighth week Hot Plate and Tail Flik test the response time of thermal hyperalgesia was significantly reduced compared to controls was observed in the vehicle group and sham. Angipars administration of 5 mg and 10 mg significantly increased response time to thermal hyperalgesia compared to sham quail was the Hot Plate test. Angipars taking a test dose of 10 mg Tail Flik increased response times when the pain was similar to the control group. Conclusion: The findings indicated that Angipars as an antioxidant caused a significant reduction in neuropathic hyperalgesia in rats with diabetes.Hormozgan Medical Journal. 07/2014;
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ABSTRACT: Objective: Diabetes mellitus with 10% prevalence in human population leads to disorders of peripheral nervous system in many affected patients. It causes various polyneuropathies in which nerve conductionvelocity decreases. The aim of this study was to investigate the effect of cerebrolysinon the treatment of neural injuries resulted from hyperglycemia. Method: Diabetes was induced in male rats weighing 250 ± 25 gr by intraperitoneal injection of 65 mg/kg streptozocin (STZ). Six weeks after STZ injection and appearance of neuropathy in diabetic rats, animals were divided into four groups: experimental, vehicle, diabetic and control. The experimental and vehicle groups received respectively single dose of 5 mg/kg day-1 cerebrolysinand saline intraperitoneally for two weeks. At the end, in order to find the efficacy of cerebrolysin, all groups underwent behavioral and electrophysiological tests as well as histological investigation. Results: Metabolic parameters in different groups showed inefficacy of cerebrolysin in the treatment of metabolic disorders of diabetes. However, electrophysiological investigations showed efficacy of cerebrolysin in the treatment of diabetic neuropathy in rats. Moreover, investigation on morphologic structure of sciatic nerve was evident of the return of axon degenerative changes and myelin splitting in nerve fibers in cerebrolysin-received group. The results of behavioral studies showed increase in recovery in cerebrolysin group. Conclusion: According to the results, treatment of diabetic neuropathy with daily injection of 5 mg/kg cerebrolysin for two weeks improves rats' condition.Diabetes & Metabolism. 03/2014; 5(4).
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ABSTRACT: ABSTRACT Introduction:Diabetes mellitus is often associatedwith chronic neuropathy, a condition which is due to the disturbance in the function of peripheral nervous system. Studying the effects of antioxidants in relieving neuropathy isof a great clinical importance. The aim of this study was to compare the effect of aqua extract of date and Melatonin in preventing neuropathic hyperalgesia in Streptozotocin-induced diabetic rats. Methods:In this experimental study, 40 male Sprague dawley rats weighing 200-250gr were divided into five groups of control, sham, diabetics+ melatonin and diabetics+ date extract and diabetic+solvent. Diabetes was induced by intraperitoneal injection of streptozotocin (45mg/kg B.W) solved in 0.05M citrate buffer. After confirming diabetes statue, experimental groups received eithermelatonin (10mg/kg/day), date extract (4mg/kg/day) or solvent for a duration of 6 weeks. At the end of the 6 th week, all groups were investigated using Hot plate and Tail flick tests. Analysis of variance with significance level of P<0.05 was used for statistical analysis. Results:In Hot plate test, solvent group showed significant decrease in the time of thermal pain response compared to the non diabetic control group (P<0.01). Date extract group showed an increase in the time of response to thermal pain as compared to the solvent group (P<0.01) in a way that response time was close to that in the non diabetic control group. Although time of response to pain in melatonin-administered group was close to that in the non diabetic control group, melatonin group had no significant difference with other groups. There was no significant difference among groups based on the results of Tail flick test. Conclusion:The results of this study show that both date aqua extract and Melatonin as antioxidants prevent and decrease neuropathic hyperalgesia in diabetic rats. In addition, the protective effect of date aqua extract in prevention of diabetic hyperalgesia is more than Melatonin. Key words:Melatonin – Diabetes – Neuropathy – hyperalgesia09/2013;
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ABSTRACT: Problem statement: Diabetes mellitus occurs mainly with chronic polyneuropathy, and oxidative stress plays an important role in emergence of most neurologic and behavioral changes in diabetic patients. Many studies have focused on the beneficial effects of various antioxidants such as melatonin on diabetic neuropathy. The aim of this study is to evaluate the effect of melatonin in prevention of neuropathy in Streptozotocin-induced diabetic rats. After prescribing Streptozotocin (STZ), treatment rats received melatonin (10 mg kg day −1) or DMSO for a period of 6 weeks. Approach: At the end of the sixth week, non diabetic control group, diabetic control group (sham) and treated rats were examined by thermal pain response tests (hot plate and tail flick). The horizontal and vertical activities of rats were measured in an open field test. After that, Motor Nerve Conduction Velocity (MNCV) of sciatic-tibial nerve recorded. Also, to study morphological alterations resulting from diabetic neuropathy of sciatic nerve, Myelinated Fiber Diameter (MFD), Axon Diameter (AD) and Myelin Sheath Diameter (MSD) were evaluated by light microscope. Results: According to hot plate results, response time to thermal pain at the end of sixth week in sham group showed a significant decrease in comparison with the control group (p<0.01). In hot plate test, although melatonin approximated to the response time to control group, the significant difference was not observed among melatonin receivers and other groups. In the open field test, Total Distance Moved (TDM) and mobility duration showed significant decrease in sham and DMSO groups in comparison to the control and melatonin groups. Diabetic rats treated with melatonin showed significant increase in MNCV compared to sham and DMSO groups (p<0.05). In morphological study, pretreatment with Melatonin significantly reversed sciatic nerve diameters (MFD, AD, and MSD) reduction in diabetic rats. Electron microscopy showed myelin splitting and myelin sheath infolding in diabetic control group compare to non diabetic group. Conclusion: This study showed that melatonin can decrease the destructive progress of diabetes and causes neuroprotection against damages resulting from STZ-induced hyperglycemia.American journal of pharmacology and toxicology 01/2011; 6:59-67.
Article: Date fruit extract is a neuroprotective agent in diabetic peripheral neuropathy in streptozotocin-induced diabetic rats: a multimodal analysis.[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: To study the effects of an aqueous extract of date fruit (Phoenix dactylifera L. Arecaceae) diet on diabetic polyneuropathy (DPN) in streptozotocin- (STZ-) induced diabetic rats. The effects of a date fruit extract (DFE) diet on diabetic neuropathy in STZ-induced diabetic rats were evaluated and compared with a nondiabetic control group, diabetic control group (sham), and vehicle group with respect to the following parameters: open field behavioral test, motor nerve conduction velocity (MNCV), and morphological observations. In the model of STZ-induced of diabetic neuropathy, chronic treatment for 6 weeks with DFE counteracted the impairment of the explorative activity of the rats in an open field behavioral test and of the conduction velocity of the sciatic nerve (MNCV). In addition, pretreatment with DFE significantly reversed each nerve diameter reduction in diabetic rats. DFE treatment shows efficacy for preventing diabetic deterioration and for improving pathological parameters of diabetic neuropathy in rats, as compared with control groups.Oxidative Medicine and Cellular Longevity 01/2011; 2011:976948.


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CMA CGM Group said that the CMA CGM MARCO POLO, the world's largest containership, has begun its first voyage Wednesday, November 7th, in Ningbo, China.
Symbol of the pioneer spirit of the CMA CGM Group, the new 16 000 TEU vessel, owned by CMA CGM, sails under the UK flag.
Built by DSME (Daewoo Shipbuilding and Marine Engineering) in South Korea, the giant ship reportedly displays exceptional dimensions: 396 m long, 54 m wide, with a draft of 16 m.
The CMA CGM MARCO POLO is the first of a series of three 16 000 TEU vessels, that will all be named after great explorers. The delivery of the two next vessels is expected in 2013.
Operated on the emblematic line of the Group, the « French Asia Line » (FAL 1), the CMA CGM MARCO POLO will call at Ningbo (7 nov), Shanghai (9 nov), Xiamen (11 nov), Hong Kong (13 nov), Chiwan (13 nov), Yantian (15 nov), Port Kelang (19 nov), Tanger (6 dec), Southampton (10 dec), Hamburg (12 dec), Bremerhaven (14 dec), Rotterdam (16 dec), Zeebrugge (17 dec), Le Havre (19 dec), Malta (26 dec), Khor Al Fakkan (5 jan), Jebel Ali (7 jan) and Ningbo (23 jan).
"It is with great pride that the CMA CGM Group launches this new vessel, which is the largest in the world. It shows the expertise of the Group's teams, who are able to handle not only the very technical piloting of the ship but also its commercial operations," saod Nicolas Sartini, CMA CGM Group Senior Vice President Asia-Europe Lines. "Our entire network of 400 agencies all around the world is active to ensure the successful launching of this ship. The CMA CGM Marco Polo is going to join the FAL service, the backbone of the Group's network of lines. This launching reinforces the Group's strategy, which began 20 years ago, with the opening of its own offices in China, and continues today with 34 services going from China to Europe, to North and South America, to Australia and Africa, i.e. one departure every 5 hours. To this must also be added the 20 weekly services of our subsidiary Cheng Lie Navigation, the Intra-Asia specialist."
In line with the sustainable development policy of the Group, CMA CGM MARCO POLO is equipped with all the latest environmental technologies:
- An electronically controlled engine allowing a significantly reduced consumption of fuel (-3% on average) and of lub oil (-25%)
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- A Pre-Swirl Stator® allowing the straightening up of the water flow upstream from the propeller in order to improve its productivity. Combined with the twisted leading edge rudder, this innovation optimizes the hydrodynamics of the vessel and makes it possible to reduce by 2 to 4% the consumption of energy and the atmospheric emissions.
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Everett Community College's Ocean Research College Academy (ORCA) will launch its new research vesel on November 22 with a celebration at 11 a.m. at the Port of Everett.
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2. How many tobacco companies have come together to create the fund?
3. What does Fitch steal from Easter that he wants his team to look through?
4. What prediction is in the article in Mogul?
5. What men does Fitch call off?
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1. What does Beverly Monk wake up thinking about and what does it lead her to do?
2. What does Cleve finally agree to as his terms for Derrick?
3. What happens when Marlee meets with Marcus for the second time?
4. What does Marlee tell Fitch when she calls him this time and then what is the next step she takes?
5. What information do the lawyers at Whitney, Cable and White have on Easter?
6. How long did Marlee and Easter work together to achieve this verdict?
7. What is Dr. Myra Sprawling-Goode's specialty that she testifies about and where did she get her funding for this research?
8. How does Nicholas Easter go about completing the questionnaire he was given to complete?
9. What does Easter do when he goes into Millie's room to meet with her and Hoppy?
10. What did Judge Harkin's instructions require the jurors to do?
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for Everyoneby A verified travelerfrom Shanghai
Fantastic ServicePosted Oct 12, 2014
The hotel is magnificent. Beautiful grounds, super room. It felt like we were guests in a palace. Best of all the service was supreme. Everyone we encountered could not have been more eager to be of help--the entire staff made us feel very special.
for Everyoneby A verified travelerfrom antwerp Belgium
Haven of peace next to the centre of FlorencePosted Sep 19, 2014
Lovely hotel with lots of historical rooms in a marvelous parc , well kept : a romantic excellent address for a stay in Florence
for Everyoneby A verified travelerfrom london
Just far enough away from the city centre ...Posted Aug 3, 2014
...that you feel in the countryside, but near enough in short taxi ride to everything! Beautiful buildings and grounds
Recommendedby Stacy
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for Everyoneby A verified travelerfrom Birmingham, AL
Italian TourPosted Jul 13, 2014
Pros: It is intimate, staff are friendly and you will know them by name.
Cons: I think they should have bistecca alla Fiorentina as a dedicated menu item and then I wouldn't have gone to Il Latini.
Location: Must sees: Uffizi, Accademia to see statue of David, Mercato Centrale to get your bollito at Nerbone, climb the Basilica di Santa Maria
We spent two nights at the Grand Hotel et de Milan, two nights at the Grand Hotel Villa Serbelloni in Bellagio, two nights at the Grand Hotel Villa Cora Firenze, three nights at Covo dei Saraceni in Positano, and three nights at Hotel Raphaël in Rome. The competition was stiff, and while my wife and I most enjoyed Positano, we both agreed that the service at the Grand Hotel Villa Cora was most exceptional. The staff was best dressed and most helpful. It is the only place that I can still name staff members and we travelled last month. Marco the driver mapped out our walking tour, Marco the concierge arranged early morning tickets for the Uffizi and Accademia when there was no online availability, Francesca our bartender was friendly, and we even got to know the general manager Simone. I was most impressed that I didn't once have to pour my own wine or water at dinner. The food was refined. This is a boutique, intimate hotel. A drawback is the brief shuttle or walk to town, but well worth the price as compared to the St. Regis in town, and I am a Starwood Preferred Guest. Consider walking thru the Boboli Gardens to the hotel.
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for Everyoneby Tommyfrom london
Nice hotel close to all Museums and Train stationsPosted May 2, 2014
Hotel and staff were excellent, great choice for a weekend getaway/
for Everyoneby The Dolans
Luxury at a pricePosted Apr 30, 2014
You get what you pay for, kind of. It's expensive but the hotel is definitely top-notch. Very luxurious and clean. Beautiful grounds. The drawback is anything extra like food and water is overpriced.
for Everyoneby A verified traveler
Excellent hotel. Very comfortable.Posted Apr 28, 2014
We took our young son (3 years old) and all the staff made him feel very welcome. Will definitely return.
for Everyoneby Adamfrom London
Stunnning hotelPosted Mar 11, 2014
Pros: Everything
Location: Close to Boboli Gardens and Pitti Palace.
If you go to Florence you must stay at Villa Cora. The place is stunningly grand from top to toe and the staff are excellent. We were upgraded to a suite complete with lavish furniture, works of art, 4 poster bed and 2 bathrooms! Although the hotel is just outside town, there is a free shuttle mornings and evenings. Alternatively, a taxi takes 5 minutes or you can walk in 25 minutes or so. Either way, it is worth it believe me!


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Art Lesson: Ancient Rockin' Chalk Murals
Ancient Rockin' Chalk Murals
Submitted by: Samantha J. Wilmoth: Miller South School for the Visual & Performing Arts, Akron, Ohio
Alternate Lesson Plans and Ideas using Petroglyphs by Jan Hillmer
Cave Painting - Links and Lesson Plans
Native American Symbols - Plains Indians (Lakota) - Lessons using Plains Art
Objectives: Students will
This is a culminating project I do with my kids at the end of the study of Ohio's prehistoric people as we move into the historical Native groups and at the end of the science unit i do on rocks & minerals & fossils and as we move into earth structure and changes.
Petroglyphs and pictographs are a part of many cultures around the world. They represent humans' first attempts at preserving ideas in an artistic manner. Art materials were made out of resources at hand and symbols were often stylized versions of reality. These symbols however must have made sense not only to those creating them, but to those viewing them as well. Students will practice interpreting a few stories told in picture form first. Next they will be instructed to make their own art supplies, in this case, chalk.
Each group is given their set of materials: two-cup measure of water; small margarine tubs filled with Plaster of Paris, talc and corn starch. They are also given a box of colored food dyes, but are instructed to use that last. Finally, they will need an empty margarine bowl to mix their ingredients in.
Next they are told to hypothesize what mixture of the ingredients will produce the "best" chalk. Lead them through a discussion of what their definition of "best" is. Next, each group will write out an hypothesis for what they think the best mixture will be and then they will write out the procedure they will use to test their beliefs. Go from group to group to make sure they know what the variables are.
Note: Guide them to see that the dye has to be included as fluid added to the mix. If you are using dry pigment paint instead, this is not a concern.
After they have agreed on their mixture, but before they actually make it, review their procedures with them, and then instruct them to make a mold from the clay for the chalk. Each student makes their own mold so that each group ends up with several pieces of chalk made from their mixture. Remind them before they add the dye that they need to use natural earth tones and to mix it well with the Popsicle stick.
Next they are to carefully pour their mixture into their clay molds. Set them aside to dry. This could take several days, depending on the humidity level. When dry, students will remove from the molds and then test their chalk out on either small pieces of slate or on a small piece of the brown paper grocery bag. If all goes well, they are ready to create their pictograph stories. They can draw the rough drafts of these stories in the time it takes for the chalk to cure. Students can share their rough drafts with their group mates to make sure that they can "read" them as well. If for some reason, a group's chalk does not turn out-and this DOES happen! –then have the group go back to their original mixture.
What do they need to change to make their chalk "better"? Have them write the new mixture down and try it out as well. When each group is satisfied that their chalk is satisfactory, they can create their pictograph stories. Display all the finished products and lead a group discussion about the quality of the different mixtures and what made them that way.
Each group receives a small margarine tub of Plaster of Paris, Talc and Corn Starch and one set of food coloring dyes (dry pigment paint works even better) Empty margarine bowl and Popsicle sticks *per student* to mix ingredients, two-cup measure of water, one stick of modeling clay per student (Plastilina Modeling Clay or Model Magic – not firing clay or Air-Dry Clay. The Plasticine clay can be used again for other modeling activities and will not absorb the water from the chalk mixture). Section of slate or side of brown paper bag handouts on Native American pictographs (many images available online)
Alternate easy recipe, "How To Make Colored Chalk" from About.com
See how to make chalk in fun shapes
Hypothesis, variable, data, repeating pattern, balance, contrast, angle, parallel, symmetry, pattern, natural resources, prehistoric, pictograph.
Petroglyphs - "Are carved, pecked, chipped or abraded into stone. The outer patina covered surface of the parent stone is removed to expose the usually lighter colored stone underneath. Some stone is better suited to petroglyph making than others. Stone that is very hard or contains a lot of quartz does not work well for petroglyph making; however, a nice desert varnished basalt usually works very well." [1]
Pictographs - "Are painted onto stone and are much more fragile than petroglyphs. The paint is a mineral or vegetal substance combined with some sort of binder like fat residue or blood. If the paint was not properly mixed with a binder it would not adhere well to the stone and the pictograph would quickly flake away. Pictographs were painted in locations where they would be protected from the elements: in caves, alcoves, under ledges and overhangs." [2]
Intaglios - "Are large ground drawings created by removing the pebbles that make up desert pavement. Intaglios are usually in the outline of animals (zoomorphs) or human-like figures (anthropomorphs). [3] Intaglios are found on mesas along the Colorado River more so than in other places." See images of the Blythe Intaglios.
Internet Resources:
Books for Children:
Ohio Internet Resources: Inscription Rock http://www.ohiohistorycentral.org/ and Leo Petroglyph: http://www.ohiohistory.org/
Books on Ohio Petroglyphs:
Swauger, James, Petroglyphs of Ohio. Columbus: Ohio University Press, 1984. The author presents the results of years of surveying and recording all the known petroglyph sites in the state of Ohio. Petroglyph sites of both American Indian and Euro-American origin are represented. Each site is documented on a site-by-site basis, with location information (approximate), a description and discussion of the rock art, and published references.
Swauger, James, Rock art of the Upper Ohio Valley. Graz, Austria: Akademische Druck- u. Verlagsanstalt, l974. [This book is out of print and remaining copies are quite costly]
Books on Petroglyphs
Easy Field Guide to Southwestern Petroglyphs - Elizabeth Welsh provides an instructive quick overview of petroglyphs and pictographs. Within the the 32 pages of text the book provides the bare fundamentals of recognizing, appreciating and preserving different forms of southwestern United States rock art.
Rock Art in New Mexico - Las Imagines (Albuquerque's West Mesa Site), and the significance of the Rio Grande Style for illuminating the history of the kachina cult and other aspects of Pueblo religion is covered. The chapters present the material by geographic region, covering the northeast, the south, the Upper Rio Grande, and the east and southern high plains.
See this lesson for more resources on petroglyphs and pictographs.
As an extension, have students create other art tools using natural materials such as sticks, feathers, and different types of dried grasses. Have them find natural pigments to paint with such as berries, dirt and ground up fresh grass. Have them try out different substances to use as the "canvas", too, such as bark or cotton or scraps of leather. Continue to stress using characteristics of primitive art in their final products they create using these tools as well.
Lesson Plans and Ideas using Petroglyphs
Submitted by: Jan Hillmer
Prepare irregular clumps/slabs of clay ahead of time and allow to dry completely.
Jan talked to the students about Petroglyphs. (5th grade) She had some pictures of petroglyphs that the Science teacher was also using to discuss petroglyphs (It would be great to tie this in with social studies too - 5th grade studies Pueblo cultures/ Anasazi). After the clay was good and dry, they went out to an area in the courtyard that has gravel. They each found a small rock for carving their glyph into the clay. The "rock art" glyphs were later fired. (Click image at left for larger view.)
A very cool outgrowth that happened is that a few of the students, by chance, were doing the carving over their open sketchbook, and when they swept the carving dust across the paper, the paper had a coat of reddish chalk/clay. One of the kids started DRAWING with their petroglyph rock onto the reddish paper. They drew a few more glyphs on their paper. Then they got out charcoal and did their sketching assignment in charcoal on that cool paper. Jan sprayed fixative on the paper after they finished class. Lesson can be completed in one class period (actually glyph carving portion took ½ hour for all to finish) After glyphs have been fired - have students exchange and interpret the meaning of the glyphs. What do they say about the culture who made them? Glyphs could be stained with watered down acrylics.
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File this under the "So you're saying there is a chance" file. It is September, so excuse a little whimsy.
The hard reality is that the Magic are expected to finish near the bottom of the Eastern Conference again. Any improvements the Magic have made will have to come internally from players already on the roster beginning to realize their potential. Some of the new players on the roster will have to fill in roles, but any win-loss success will come from those familiar names — Victor Oladipo, Nikola Vucevic, Maurice Harkless and Tobias Harris — getting better.
It is easy to say one will make a pretty big leap. It gets harder and harder to say that two or three or four or all of them will continue that upward trend. That just is not how things go. Injuries happen (see Tobias Harris). Skills take time to develop (see Maurice Harkless).
A lot can go wrong.
But a lot can go right. Someone every year proves the "experts" wrong and sneaks into the Playoffs. Whether it was the Phoenix Suns or the Raptors or, even, the Heart and Hustle Magic, some team is going to sneak into the Playoffs or be better than everyone expected.
Why can't it be the Magic?
That is what Maurice Harkless believes, as he told Steve Kyler of Basketball Insiders, before this critical year for him and his career:
If you look at us last year we competed with pretty much all the best teams in the league, we even beat a few of them. I feel like this year, with that much more experience and guys being that much better after another summer of work, we'll have a chance to make the playoffs.
You expect the players to believe. Everyone is 0-0 and they have been working diligently all summer. They have to believe everything will come together. No one expects not to make the Playoffs (except Sam Hinkie, maybe).
What made those teams successful?
Being elite or nearly elite in offensive or defensive rating sure helps. Last year's Suns finished eighth in the league in offensive rating. The 1999-2000 Magic finished ninth in defensive rating. Both of these teams appeared to be playing above their talent level to get into the top-10 of those respective categories. Whether it was Goran Dragic running circles around defenses or Darrell Armstrong and Bo Outlaw hounding opposing offenses, teams had to be on their games going up against these teams.
The Magic are not exactly poised to make that kind of a jump though.
Last year, Orlando was 17th in the league in defensive rating. That is pretty impressive for a team that finished with just 23 wins and had a lot of youth. The Magic are clearly trying to build a defensive identity with the additions of Aaron Gordon and Elfrid Payton to their long-term core as well.
It would be a safe bet to say the Magic want to be good at defense.
The problem is young teams tend to struggle as they learn the NBA speed and defense. The Magic "Heart and Hustle" team was not a typical surprise team. They were not that young. Darrell Armstrong was 31, Bo Outlaw was 28, for instance. That was a team of veterans, many in contract years, who needed to show teams they could play in the league and contribute to a winning team.
Safe to say everyone did that.
The character of this year's Magic team is a bit different. They are a young bunch. Younger than last year though. And if defensive rating is a partially a function of average age, the Magic could see the defense take a step back this year despite the increase in defensive talent.
Those are just growing pains.
What else characterizes those teams? Aside from unquantifiable intangibles like effort.
It helps having a leader that comes to represent the team.
Goran Dragic had his breakout year last season as he led the Suns to that surprising postseason push. Armstrong came to define the Magic's Heart and Hustle team. Both were veterans in the league by the time these years came around and took on the new responsibility in stride.
If the Magic are relying on one guy to become that dominant player, it is likely Victor Oladipo.
Oladipo is not like Dragic or Armstrong in that he is not a true point guard. He is also entering his second year and so has a lot to learn as well. The Magic have put a lot more leadership onus on Oladipo and he seems capable of taking on that role. But, again, there will be growing pains and fits and starts. No one is expecting Oladipo to become a star overnight.
Although, it is possible.
The theme that should become apparent throughout this post so far is that there are growing pains ahead. The Magic have a lot of youth who are being put into more prominent roles. It is going to be a bit of a bumpy road as they learn to take the lead on this team. Roles will be defined, but they will also be learned.
Things could click. The talent for a Playoff team is already on the roster (note: Playoff team does not necessarily mean championship team). A lot of things have to click though for the Magic to take that next step.
That is the feeling, at least, looking at the roster and how they finished the year last year and even modest projections for this year.
The reason the Magic might be overlooked this year is that there is so much left to the unknown and intangible of development. We cannot quite measure today how good the Magic will be tomorrow. There is no set formula for determining how much these guys will improve.
Sitting here today, their Playoff chances are the same as anybody else's. The odds tell us, the team will be better, but have growing pains that could harm their record in the end.


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Small runty diseased troll? Genuine weakness and LACK of ferocity? what the hell lore are you reading because in his current lore he is literally the most Powerful troll in his whole tribe with regenerative abilities so far beyond any other troll that he can take a curse for his entire race unto himself. So while Ill admit he suppose to look degenerate since his power is fighting off the curse of hundreds or thousands ( I dont know how big his clan is) Nothing about his lore is as you have suggested, other than perhaps the diseased part and that he looks somewhat less diseased now. Thats about the only thing I would agree on
i believe riot said they were disappointed in what they did with trundle. either way. its fine with me. i am just glad they brought lore back
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I honestly just feel like far too much has been changed. Changes to Karma were ok in my book, but this is going too far. Just my opinion.
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Funny how many of you cry about Riot changing his lore, but don't anything about his lore other than what he looks like.
Stop referring to him as some weak troll.... he wasn't.... in fact his new look fits more with his original lore.
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"The Last Romance" doesn't satisfy
The first question to ponder is whether great actors can lift a weak play into a satisfying night at the theater. The answer is yes, if the acting is truly outstanding.
The second question is whether a really good play can overcome weak acting to make a satisfying night at the theater. The answer to that is, unquestionably, "no."
And sadly, that's what's happening at The Boulevard Theatre where director Mark Bucher unveiled a shaky production of "The Last Romance," a romantic comedy written by Joe DiPietro about two senior citizens who fall in love.
The two characters, Ralph and Carol, meet at a dog park. He hits on her and she hesitatingly begins to meet him halfway in his quest. His wife died, her husband had a stroke. They take small steps toward each other, battling memories, histories, the aches and pains of old age and the possessive love of Ralph's sister Rose, who lives with him and cooks his meals and does his wash and cleans his house.
They almost fall in love, but like all good stories, a giant roadblock appears and they go their separate ways. This play is funny and touching. Ralph has a lot of the funny lines and Michael Weber, who plays Ralph, has a bit of a knack for delivering the joke lines.
But other than that little part of the evening, that is just about all that the actors bring to this show.
The task of the actor is to give life to the words on the pages of the script. An actor is supposed to make an audience believe the words, be moved by them, to laugh, cry or shudder. This production has a young man named Doug Clemons who has a marvelous tenor. He is supposed to be the young Ralph, who wanted to be an opera singer and Clemons does a wonderful job with snippets of various arias.
But after him, we are left with an overwhelming feeling of what the heck happend to the play we thought we were going to see.
There is one moment toward the end of the play that best sums the bizarre problems created by actors who don't seem to get it.
Rose and her brother are talking toward the end of the play and the written script leads Rose to say something and Ralph to shout at her, "Calm down. Calm down." You can be forgiven for shaking your head in wonder, because Rose never showed anything that even resembled behavior that would spawn a "calm down" plea.
Let's take these characters one by one.
Rose is a character who demands some subtlety and some layers that both hide and reveal this weird relationship she has with her brother. Barbara Weber manages to turn her into a shrill simpleton. When they share a bench, she leans in and pushes her bosom into her brother. It kind of makes your skin creep.
Carol is a woman with a secret that makes her very wary of this strange man she met in a park. But we get no sense of anything from Domnitz other than a juvenile set of reactions that seem more appropriate to a 12-year old in a chat room with her friends than to a 65-year old mother of two daughters and grandmother to five kids. Somewhere in Carol there is a river of warmth and a fractured brittleness, but we see nothing like that from Domnitz.
Ralph, played by Weber, comes off more as a dolt who has suffered some kind of irreversible brain damage that turned him into a lecherous, sad, lonely and befuddled bobblehead. There is absolutely nothing interesting about Ralph, so we are left to wonder why in the world Domnitz would ever fall for him.
Another problem with this play is the casting. Neither Weber nor Domnitz look like they are in their 60's. And in a space as intimate as the Boulevard, that becomes an incredible problem.
DiPietro wrote this play for Marion Ross, who played Mrs. Cunningham on "Happy Days and her husband." They toured extensively and the play got both popular attention and good critical reviews.
It makes you wish that some of the older actors in Milwaukee had been tapped for this production. There are a number of them who could have really brought this play to the place it deserves to be.
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