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Green refers to a series of positions Kasich has taken on social welfare programs, taxes and spending that have angered tea party activists and rankled even some of his Republican allies inside Ohio's GOP-dominated state government.
Kasich stirred up opponents of tax increases by pushing hikes on oil and gas drillers whose companies are fueling an economic boom in eastern Ohio's shale country. He has riled Republicans opposed to President Barack Obama's federal health care overhaul by first advocating a Medicaid expansion allowed under the law, then forcing the program change through a legislative panel against GOP lawmakers' wishes.
Ohio Democratic Party chairman Chris Redfern said he doesn't believe Kasich has moderated any of political positions, stances his political foes cast as radically conservative. Redfern pointed to the governor's support for a host of recently passed abortion restrictions and cuts to the state's local-government fund as examples.
"Just because those closest to John Kasich have put a rhetorical muzzle on the governor doesn't mean these bad ideas have gone away," Redfern said. "He's someone who's driven by focus groups and polling. Every decision he's made is driven by politics."
Curt Steiner, a veteran Republican operative and observer in Ohio, says the notion that Kasich has shifted to the center is misplaced -- he's "always been a centrist."
"It's just that, in the first budget cycle, so much attention was taken away from the budget by Senate Bill 5 that not a lot of people had a chance to take in that, on the human services side, from pillar to post he was doing what under the circumstances was a very good job," Steiner said. "You've got to remember when he first took office he had to solve some problems immediately, especially budget problems, and some of that medicine was going to be less than tasty for some."


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British gymnast Louis Smith is determined to improve on the pommel horse bronze medal he scooped at the 2008 Beijing Olympics when he takes the floor at next year's competition in London.
The 21-year-old, born in Peterborough and coached in Huntingdon, became the first British gymnast in a century to win an individual medal at the Olympics - but is aiming even higher this time around.
Smith told Sky Sports News HD's Special Report: "The motivation has got even stronger. Despite the money and the fame... well, I say fame but I've only got 2,000 followers on Twitter... but the motivation is stronger because I've been training 18 years for this one moment of glory at the Olympic Games.
"I'm not just doing it for myself any more. My mum's sacrificed so much for me, she's been a single parent. My coach, my friends and family have all been there and they've all supported me. So now, I've got more than just myself to prove - it's for everyone who helped me get to this position.
"I've changed a lot. Before Beijing, I was 19-year-old Louis Smith. Literally, the next day I was 30-year-old Louis Smith. I had a lot of growing up to do because I instantly became a role model. It was a tough transition to make.
Despite the meteoric rise in exposure, Smith remains thankful to those who helped his career in its infancy and is keen to avoid the pitfalls of fame.
Growing up under the guidance of his single mother, Smith is refreshingly mature for a professional athlete and even talked of creating his own family despite his tender years.
He said: "I have very strong morals and I like the simple things in life. I'm trying to get my house sorted and I very much look forward to getting married and having kids. I'm not one of these people who abuses their fame and goes out and gets girls. Like I said, I prefer the simple things in life.
"If it wasn't for my mum, I wouldn't be in the position I was in. She sacrificed a lot to give me what I needed. If I wasn't so into sport I can imagine growing up would have been a bit more difficult, but gymnastics played that part. It taught me respect and the things you do and don't do to achieve your goal. My coach Paul (Hall) has been like my role model and my father figure."
Smith's mother, Elaine Petch, added: "He was very active. He didn't sleep much. He was on the go all the time and didn't want to sit still. We got him into that and he's done really well. He broke his wrist playing in the garden at two-and-a-half and then broke his elbow at three, so it was trying to stop him climbing the fence and the trees. He was a child with no fear."
Smith's reckless nature as a child has been quelled by the focus of preparing and competing in professional sport - but he admits he is never fully fit and a long-standing thumb injury is still causing him some discomfort.
He said: "I've got tissue damage in my thumb. It's not really an injury any more it's a way of life. It's one of those ones that won't get better, I've just got to try and maintain it and look after it. If I feel like it's starting to get a bit sore then I'll try and keep on top of it by doing some exercises. I don't think humans are meant to be walking on their hands all day. Nobody here is injury-free - everyone's got a pain or a niggle.
"It's frustrating when you've got a goal that you want to reach and you've got little niggles and pains that are stopping. Nobody here is a stranger to working hard - we know what it takes to get to the top of the competition. My body is a wreck. I got told by the physio I have the back of a 30-year-old. It's tough!"
The troublesome thumb excluded, Smith is an extraordinary specimen blessed with an arm-length that allows him to traverse the pommel horse with more ease than the average gymnast.
He said: "My arms have grown into me a bit now but when I was 14 I could scratch my knees without having to bend down. It allows me to get extension off the pommel horse. Longer arms mean I can get high above the pommel horse and more clearance."
Up against top athletes from China, Hungary and Australia, Smith knows he has his work cut out to keep the gold medal on British soil after 2012 and as a result is working on a daring high-risk routine.
He said: "It's the hardest routine ever in the world. That move you just saw is a triple Russian one-handle. It's gold-winning. No-one does that and it's the hardest move you can do on the pommel horse. I'm guessing there's a few people that can do it but there's not many that can do it in competition. There's a high risk element. That type of skill, people buckle on.
"You can't help but feel if you make a mistake, you just wasted the last months of your life training for this competition. It's a really nice sense of achievement when you feel like you've done your job.
"I'm confident I can do a pretty amazing routine. Whether I win or not is really in the hands of the other gymnasts. It's a strange sport - you're getting judged by someone else so all you can do is your best performance.
"It's not so much about winning at the moment but about putting in the scores. I could win by three marks here but I've got to prove on a world standard that I'm putting in scores that can challenge for a gold. When the Chinese and the Hungarians and the Australians read about me scoring a 16 at the British Championships, it shows I'm in Olympic medal contention."
Smith, a character in and out of the gymnasium, is well-liked by his coaches and peers, who believe he has the talent and attitude to fulfil his ultimate goal.
Triple world champion Beth Tweddle said: "I see him training in the gym and he's just always out there to get that goal. He knows what he wants. He's got the experience from Beijing and you can just see he wants to go better."
Smith's coach Paul Hall looked further into the future, adding: "He's very extrovert. He loves to perform, show off and he loves to be in the limelight, but he has a good side to him as well that's very quiet, thoughtful and creative. I see him as a very artistic person.
"At the moment he's looking at London to see how he can get on with that. It's a big target for all of us and then we'll see, but he's in the peak of his fitness. It's an ideal time for gymnastics and there are gymnasts now that can work into their 30s."
Smith is busier focusing on his life-defining shot at a gold medal on home soil and is under no illusions as to what victory would mean.
In conclusion, the darling of British gymnastics stated: "I look at what my life was before I won bronze and I look at it now, then I magnify by 50 and that's what it would be like if I won a gold medal at the Olympic Games. It would be a great stepping stone, a great platform to launch my career if I was to carry on or if I was to retire."


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Ho earned a B.S. in Civil Engineering and M.S. in Transportation from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. She worked for 15 years with New Jersey Transit before she became a stay-at-home mom. Ho and her husband, Carl Van Dyke, have two children currently attending district schools.[2]
Incumbent Alapakkam Manikandan lost re-election for the Plainsboro seat to challenger Yu Taylor Zhong. The race for two seats from West Windsor included incumbent Ho and challengers Rakesh Kak, Scott Powell and Yingchao Zhang. Powell and Ho won those seats. Incumbent Hemant Marathe ran for Mayor of West Windsor after serving for nine years on the board.[3]
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In an interview with the League of Women Voters of the Princeton Area, Ho explained her views on major issues facing the district:[5]
District growth
"Enrollment has been relatively stable for the last 4 years and is projected to be stable for the next 3 years. With some new developments in the works in West Windsor, continued growth is on the horizon, but not at the dramatic rates experienced earlier. The planned expansion of Village School will provide six additional classrooms, that can be used to absorb some growth. We need to constantly monitor growth and attendance for each school, to address capacity issues at individual schools and insure that class sizes are fair across the district.
I bring to the school board the right skills and experience for addressing this issue. I have a bachelor's and a master's degree from MIT, and managerial and planning experience in the public sector at NJ Transit, where I was responsible for budgets of up to $50 million, and 900 personnel. I also know the school district as a customer and taxpayer. Both of my children have attended WWP schools since kindergarten. For the last 15 years, I've dedicated my time to parenting and volunteering, as a Girl Scout troop leader and co-service unit manager for all WWP Girl Scout troops, and, more recently, serving on the School Board, and being co-President of the HSS marching band."
Financial challenges
"Our school district offers an excellent educational program at a competitive cost. Our costs per pupil are well below those of school districts like Princeton and Hopewell. For the 2013-2014 budget year, the school district was able to produce a budget with no increase in the total amount of tax support needed from the two towns, compared to the prior year. Looking forward, we need to continue to seek opportunities for cost containment, such as through out-sourcing, class scheduling efficiencies, and additional grants, while addressing new administrative requirements, and maintaining educational quality."
School safety
"I support changes to improve school safety that are cost-effective, tested, and balanced in their approach. The school district has already implemented changes along these lines, such as 42 additional video cameras and the "eyes on the door" pilot program which is being expanded from 2 to 4 schools this year. We need to always be looking for new approaches for technology security to keep up with ever-evolving technology."
About the district[6]
Mercer County outperformed state averages for higher education achievement and median income while lagging behind the state poverty rate in 2010. The county had a poverty rate of 10.7% in the 2010 U.S. Census while the state rate was 9.4%. The 2010 U.S. Census calculated Mercer County's median income at $73,883 while the state median income was $71,180. The percentage of county residents over 25 years old with undergraduate degrees (38%) is higher than the state average (35%).[6]
Note: The United States Census Bureau considers "Hispanic or Latino" to be a place of origin, not a race. Therefore, the Census allows citizens to report both their race and that they are from a "Hispanic or Latino" place of origin simultaneously. As a result, the percentages in each column of the racial demographics table will exceed 100 percent. Each column will add up to 100 percent after removing the "Hispanic or Latino" place of origin percentages, although rounding by the Census Bureau may make the total one or two tenths off from being exactly 100 percent.[8]
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See also
- New Jersey
- West Windsor-Plainsboro Regional School District, New Jersey
- West Windsor-Plainsboro Regional School District elections (2013)
External links
- ↑ West Windsor & Plainsboro News, "From Field of Four, Louisa Ho Chosen," May 10, 2013
- ↑ West Windsor & Plainsboro News, "Candidates Forum: Louisa Ho," accessed October 23, 2013
- ↑ NJ.com, "West Windsor-Plainsboro school board president to challenge mayor in November election," June 24, 2013
- ↑ New Jersey Election Law Enforcement Commission, "Standard Search," accessed December 27, 2013
- ↑ League of Women of the Princeton Area, "West Windsor Candidates for WW-P School Board 2013," accessed October 23, 2013
- ↑ 6.0 6.1 6.2 2010 U.S. Census, "Quick Facts: Mercer County," accessed October 22, 2013
- ↑ Mercer County Clerk, "News," accessed October 22, 2013
- ↑ United States Census Bureau, "Frequently Asked Questions," accessed April 21, 2014


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Children give her hugs, dogs walk up to her expecting treats, parents call her great — it's all in a day's work for Grace Wake who has been a crossing guard in the same spot for the past 10 years.
The 80-year-old knows all the children — and dogs — who pass her by name at the intersection of Grosvenor Street and Grange Road just outside of Falgarwood Public School.
The friendly senior knits sweaters and hats for the children — and their dogs. She goes through two bags of bone marrow treats a week, handing them out to the animals that pass her intersection.
There's even a seagull that swoops down occasionally and eats those same treats right out of her hand.
Having been in the same spot for the past 10 years, she said she can go another 10.
"I wouldn't move. I love the kids. Even the kids who go to high school come back and see me every now and again," Wake said.
Wake was recognized for her work with a 10-year pin and was honoured at the Falgarwood Christmas concert last week where she received flowers.
"It was beautiful and it was a terrific concert," she said.
Wake immigrated to Canada from Scotland in 1957 and moved to Oakville with her husband 40 years ago.
After a long career in retail management, Wake retired, but soon realized she needed something to do.
"I was retired five years. I decorated the house, did the garden and got bored silly,' she said.
"I thought this was voluntary. I didn't know you got paid."
Wake added, even now, if being a crossing guard was voluntary, she would still do it because she loves the children and it gets her out of the house three times a day.
"It doesn't matter how cold it is, I just love being with the kids and they're so polite," she said.
"I've always loved kids and animals. I feel like you can trust them."
Wake and her husband never had children of their own.
Now, her favourite part of the day is seeing the children come to school and Wake makes sure she knows everybody by name.
"If there's anybody new who comes to the school, I tell them my name and I ask them their name. I may have to ask them a couple of times to remember," said the veteran crossing guard.
Wake also has nothing but praise for the occupation, despite some recent grumblings about the possibility of Oakville's crossing guards wanting to unionize.
"It's a good job," said Wake.
"The Town is very good to us. They pay a very good salary. We get clothing allowance, vacation paid and anytime you have a problem, you just pick up the phone and they'll solve it."
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Shaving Heads, Sharing Hope
Along with the rest of the world, particularly, the interconnected collective family known as "the Jewish community," our hearts broke when we heard that the 8-year-old boy known as Superman Sam had died.
Our prayers are with his family.
Our anger at cancer is shared with all.
And some of the concrete actions we can take, even from down here in the Deep South, will be personal and direct.
Two rabbis connected to the ISJL – Rabbi Matt Dreffin, our current Assistant Director of Education, and Rabbi Debra Kassoff, our first-ever itinerant rabbi, will be participating in 36Rabbis Shave for the Brave.
As the 36Rabbis Shave for the Brave fundraising website describes, Rabbis Phyllis Sommer and Rebecca Schorr had a crazy idea: what if 36 Reform rabbis would shave their heads to bring attention to the fact that only 4% of United States federal funding for cancer research is earmarked for all childhood cancers as well as raise $180,000 for this essential research? Two weeks after this conversation, Phyllis and her husband, Michael, learned that their son, Sam, had relapsed with AML (acute myelogenous leukemia) and that there are no other treatment options for him. And just this past Shabbat, as my Rabbis Without Borders colleague told us, Sam left this world.
36 Rabbis Shave for the Brave. That's who we are. Thirty-six slightly-meshugene, but very devoted rabbis who are yearning to do something. We can't save Sammy; perhaps, though, we can save others like him. And spare other parents like Phyllis and Michael from the pain of telling their child that there is nothing that the doctors can do to save his life.
Rabbi Kassoff has already shared an initial post on her participation; both Rabbi Dreffin and Rabbi Kassoff's journey to raise awareness, raise money for children's cancer research, and share hope by shaving their heads will be chronicled here. We applaud all of the #36Rabbis taking this on, and encourage you to support them.
L'shalom – to peace, and to the end of childhood cancer and all cancers. Amen.
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In The Words of Chuck Selber, Part 2: A Jew, A Writer, And So Much More
This post continues our December series on the life and work of AIDS activist Chuck Selber.
Chuck was, as his mom Flo Selber puts it, "ahead of his time."
In Shreveport, Louisiana, in the late 1960's and 1970's, the Selber family had a clothing store for men, women and children. Chuck was in charge of the fashion show and included black citizens as models. This was one of many times when Chuck stood up to discriminatory norms.
In 1988, he wrote a letter to his family: "In the event that I, Charles Paul Selber, predecease my father and my mother, I would appreciate that upon both my parents' death…. [my nieces and nephews] shall be asked to donate volunteer time to a human rights organization other than a Jewish one on a regular basis."
He was never one who cared only for "his own" group. Chuck was an AIDS activist and a human rights advocate and he often tried to engage others in this holy work too.
Chuck did attribute his deep commitment to human rights to his Jewish upbringing. He was, as he explained, taught to never forget the Holocaust, and to never let it happen again. "I took that Judaic instruction very seriously, and I have based my entire consciousness on it," he wrote. In addition to regularly attending religious school, Chuck was First Vice-President of the Southern Federation of Temple Youth, SOFTY (now NFTY-Southern), a regional Reform Jewish teen network, and took his role very seriously. He served alongside Macy Hart, founder and President of the Institute of Southern Jewish Life.
Chuck was a writer, and like many writers, he wrote with the goal of bringing about social change. Chuck clearly believed in the power of writing. According to his mother Flo, he was always at his typewriter—feverishly writing. In 1990, he wrote to Dr. Louis Sullivan, Secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services, requesting that he consider certain medical expenses to be approved as itemized deductions. In a collection of his writing, a pile of responses to letters he wrote to people in positions of power demonstrates his commitment to bringing about systemic change.
Chuck used his writing skills, his experience as a director, and his work in the entertainment and film fileds to advocate on behalf of people living with AIDS. He wrote a play, "In Defense of the Committee," based on the premise that if policy makers were affected by AIDS, the treatment of AIDS would be a greater priority. In the first scene of his play we learn about "the committee" that went around infecting the sons and daughters of politicians with the AIDS virus. The message is clear: when we feel that we are being treating unjustly, we take greater responsibility for bringing about change.
Complacency, he seems to say, is the outcome of having little, if any, connection with the issue. He distinguishes people with AIDS from people who retired and infers that people who have retired receive more generous benefits because every congressman knows that they will be in the position of a retiree one day. It's inescapable when it's personal.
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In The Words of Chuck Selber, Part 1: Purposeful Anger
For many years, social activists and academics have pontificated on the role that anger plays in the pursuit of social justice. Is it possible that until injustice leads to an escalation of anger, the status quo will be maintained? Do we really have to get angry to be in a position to make a difference? And once we are fired up and ready to make a difference, is it the people with the most anger who can make the greatest impact?
There are no absolute answers to these questions. However, it is clear that anger has its place in the process of social change.
In honor of World AIDS Day, marked on December 1 each year, I wanted to share some words from an activist who was energized by his anger and was able to make a difference. Often, activists hide their anger for fear that it may negatively affect the outcomes they are trying desperately to achieve. But sometimes, anger cannot be hidden – and perhaps it shouldn't be.
Charles "Chuck" Selber, a Jewish man from Shreveport, Louisiana, didn't keep his anger inside. He wrote a play, countless letters, and newspaper articles as he repeatedly tried to explain—never defend—the anger that he embodied as an AIDS activist in the 1980s. Chuck was one of three individuals who founded ACT-UP (Aids Coalition to Unleash Power). In a letter Chuck wrote to his dad in 1990, he stated "ACT-UP has succeeded because of people who are angry and because of people who get mad."
In the 1980s there was no shortage of reasons for someone living with HIV/AIDS to be angry. Chuck's mom, Flo Selber, explained to me that in all of Shreveport, there was only one pharmacy that sold AZT (then the only "cocktail" for treating HIV/AIDS). Dentists would not take patients with AIDS. Their ophthalmologist would only see Chuck after office hours, when other patients wouldn't know about it. Regarding medicine, Chuck wrote "We won't allow toxic poisons into our community. We don't want gangs or drug pushers or neo-Nazis in Shreveport. Why don't we want life-saving medicine?"
Chuck Selber passed away December 22, 1991 at the young age of 43. One of the many obituaries published at the time of his death provides a glimpse of the reach Chuck had during his short life: "There is hardly an effort in this community involving AIDS victims that did not bear the imprint of Mr. Selber's activism."
Anger, it seems, was one of the tools he used to raise awareness and find his voice. In honor of World AIDS Day, and with permission from Chuck's mother, Flo Selber, we are going to share two more blog posts with excerpts from Chuck's play, In Defense of the Committee.
Though World AIDS Day is today, throughout the month of December this social justice topic will be explored deeply, through Chuck's words and legacy of righteous indignation at a world not willing to grant him the help and dignity he deserved.
On World AIDS Day, how is your community acknowledging the impact AIDS continues to have on the world? Are there specific injustices that make you angry, and if so, how do you channel your anger?
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A commission led by former Secretaries of State James Baker and Warren Christopher recently issued a proposal to replace the Vietnam-era War Powers Resolution of 1973 with a new law to clarify which branch of government has authority to take the nation to war.
Regrettably, the Baker-Christopher commission – like too many well-intentioned critics and commentators – has started with the wrong question: Can the president act alone, or must he consult?
That approach turns the Constitution on its head. The proper question is whether the president has any constitutional role in authorizing the use of force, except when he acts to defend the nation against actual or imminent attack. Under the Constitution, his role is to recommend undertaking a war and, Congress approves, to conduct the war as commander in chief.
The commission focused on the failings of the War Powers Resolution instead of looking for guidance to the war powers provisions in the Constitution. Articles I and II are explicit: The Congress has the exclusive authority to decide if and when we go to war, while the president has the exclusive authority to decide how we wage that war.
Giving war-deciding power to the legislative branch and war-conducting to the executive was purposeful and strategic. This division of authority and responsibility remains integral to the fabric of the country.
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Small, efficient, and smart, this kitchen sets a Contemporary tone for the new town-house built on an alley in Washington, D.C.'s bustling Georgetown neighborhood. With a footprint of just 800 square feet, the two-story living area challenged architect Stephen Vanze to create a sense of spaciousness while including a kitchen well stocked with style and conveniences.
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Wide receiver Cody Latimer, who starred at Indiana as a junior last season, was selected by Denver with the 24th pick in the second round of the NFL draft Friday.
Once viewed as a potential first-round choice, Latimer ended up No. 56 overall. Still, that was higher than many predicted 12 months ago.
"When you are one of the strongest receivers you will ever come across and have real good hands and natural receiving skills, that's going to push you up," ESPN draft analyst Mel Kiper said. "I think people are saying with another year, he could have been a top-10 to -15 guy."
Latimer becomes the fifth Hoosier receiver drafted since 2002. He will have a chance to catch passes from Broncos quarterback Peyton Manning, a longtime star with the Colts.
Latimer played in eight games as a freshman, caught 51 passes in 2012 and then became a true prospect in his third year in Bloomington, posting 1,096 yards and nine touchdowns on 72 receptions.
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17 Nov 2014 23:01:49
31 Oct 2014 17:17:32
We want trade rumors man and miami is already struggling with the cap dragic is not going to be cheap
29 Oct 2014 18:59:55
And why would cavs do this?
The heat won't be under 500
@Ca did you really just ask that? Of course the cavs do that
07 Oct 2014 02:23:58
I think its too early to trade stauskus the kings must give him minutes to see what he can do and if he can blend with the team then after that they can go trading him since he still starting his career
I don't think Sac is interested in trading a top rookie like Stauskus for what would be a late teens pick next season.
That's crazy for the Sixers. No way they would do that. Stauskas is okay, if you want to dump contracts, you need to send first round picks to us, not get them!
27 Sep 2014 17:25:38
Good trade.
Wolves say no
Instead of moultrie, Sixer's send grant, Miami's #1 next year, and Orlando's #2 next year(Sixer's have orlandoes, golden states, and nolas#2s next year) for LaVnie and either Barrera or budinger
Actually not a terrible trade for either team. I don't see the wolves trading Levine though. Even if they have a log jam at that spot.
27 Sep 2014 16:46:36
Why cut brown? he could be a decent wade back-up and has championship experience
21 Sep 2014 13:54:47
27 Aug 2014 14:31:42
22 Aug 2014 02:23:11
Terrible. The Knicks would never do that. They would be stuck with Martin and Bareas bad contracts next offseason and they won't have a chance to get a star. Plus they trade Hardaway? Heck no
Barea is only signed through next year.
Why would the Knicks ever ever do that. Ignore also giving away thj, just taking those contracts on is horrible.
21 Aug 2014 19:06:17
21 Aug 2014 08:43:28
Bucks can get more then a back up center and a late first round draft pick.
They can't get more. He averaged 10 points a game with the worst team in the league.He would probably go to OKC and average about 8 but he would be a streaky guy that might only give 4 points one game and then 16 the next.
Take out the pick.
13 Aug 2014 12:44:46
Detroit doesn't need another PG they have 5 on the roster one is a rookie with a lot of potential and the Pistons didn't want Dang or they could have signed him when he was a FA.
No thanks
13 Aug 2014 12:35:11
The pistons could have signed him when he was a FA appearently they didn't want him then and they don't want him now.
10 Aug 2014 05:32:54
Do u even know how the NBA works?
You can't just let go of players to certain teams and sign people who aren't free agents
10 Aug 2014 17:25:57
05 Aug 2014 16:53:37
Is it Aug 23rd yet? i'm so ready for this to be over
05 Aug 2014 14:56:39
No Wiggins, no Love. Simple as that.
No wiggins no love.
No Wiggins no Love I think Minnesota has made the pretty clear and Detroit has 5 PG's under contract why would they want anotherU forgot Augustine amd KCP is the starter going into camp according to SVG's last interview.
Detroit says no thank you to another PG they have 5 sigend and garbage for a double double machine. Detroit needs a SF not a PG and No Wiggins No Love
01 Aug 2014 05:37:31
I think Mavs will make it
Mavs will make it and so will the nuggets. pelicans and suns most likely not.
31 Jul 2014 00:55:24
Doesn't make any sense for 76ers. too many big mans.
76ers getting way too much for an over valued young. Thompson straight up for young is fair. Let alone a first round pick and last years first overall. That's nuts.
Ill just take Bennett for young and a 1st pick or 2nd pick if they can't get a pick just take Bennett anyway I still think he can be good in the Nba
31 Jul 2014 00:55:24
30 Jul 2014 18:41:30
Saric and young don't get you wiggins.
Would absolutely love this deal but it won't happen.
Switch wiggins and waiters
Would absolutely love this deal but it won't happen.
Switch wiggins and waiters
How do we get it through the Cav's slappy rock heads. NO WIGGINS NO LOVE PERIOD.
Thinking it over a bit. This trade could work but Sixers would have to add their 2015 first rounder. If it's out of the lottery it's already owed. but we could offer it up as if it's a 1-14 it goes to the cavs or wolves. Depends on who need that extra piece.
Sorry bro I wish but this ain't happening wiggins has to go to the wolves and only the wolves
30 Jul 2014 11:38:12
Wolves wants Wiggins first.
That's not true. If you include 48 first round picks like this guy has I'm sure Minnesota goes for it lol
I think this actually makes sense. Every teams giving up a pretty sizable amount but it all depends on what Minnesota asking for. So they want picks to rebuild or guy who can help then win now. Their interest in Thad young would leave me to believe they want players who can help then now over picks.
Houston does not have salary cap for this trade
Houston does not have salary cap for this trade
30 Jul 2014 00:13:51
Only problem with that deal is would the cavs be willing to give up so much. A lot of future and former first rounders.
27 Jul 2014 21:41:43
27 Jul 2014 00:47:35
Salary's don't match and minn. is NOT trading Dieng.
26 jul 2014 20:41:58
76ers getting to much, Cleveland giving to much and salary's do noy match.
Sixers would do this of course. But that's a lot to just give up Thad young. Most likely Sixers would have to take on abad contract in that deal. Would love it as a sixer fan but it won't happen for so little.
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In addition to an indoor pool, Wittelsbacher Hof Swiss Quality Hotel provides a sauna and a steam room. The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary.
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- Number of buildings/towers - 1
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Chris writes:
1991 Chevrolet Camaro RS Review
Its a camaro. I loved the t-tops and it was a hell of a drive.
It was in terrible shape and cost me lots of money to keep it goin.
1991 Camaro Rs V6 With T-top Roof — Old car needed a lot of work when I got it. It came with the v6 so it was lacking in power compared to its sisters. It was built well. I got it after a long rest in a field in the northern us and it still held together with the rust. I love the appearance the look of aggression is why I was originally drawn to the car in the first place. It cost me the amount i paid for the car in two years that I owned it. It had the classic t-tops and that made it a fun drive and cruise.
Primary Use: Commuting to work
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Justin writes:
1991 Chevrolet Camaro RS Review
Fun to drive with lot of power.
Eats up your money.
Muscle Cars Are Always Fun To Have. — Definitely a great car, it was my first car so it holds a lot of memories too. Still, ran great, had a lot of power, and actually didn't get bad mpg...around 20 (which, for a muscle car, is pretty good). However, they all had a problem with peeling paint, and it was old so I pumped a lot of money into it. Nonetheless, I would take it back over all my other cars in a second, if the gas pump hadn't gone out.
Primary Use: Commuting to work
1989150 writes:
1991 Chevrolet Camaro Review
305 power and enconmy,looks,JBL speakers,always starts with 242k on a unrebuilt engine
Paint faded,puff from vavle guides,milage isnt getting lower,Cant bring my self to drive it in winter
Sweeeeet,sweeet Car — A great car...I have a dark blue 1991 RS model with the auto,305 tbi,and 242k on it.Its never been rebuilt and is not rotten since it came from texas.It has more then enuff power to blow Bemers,'stangs and others off the road and barly uses gas 25-31 mpg.Mine needs paint and a vavle job since theres a little bit of puff at start up,other wise its the best car I have ever owned.Got it from my dad like my old pick up and its been great to me
George writes:
1991 Chevrolet Camaro RS Review
V8, excellent handling, comfortable for 2 people
squeaks and rattles, leaky T-Tops, cop magnet
1991 Camaro Rs, A Great American Ride — The overall performance of the Camaro is amazing, however it could use a little more under the hood. The car has great brakes, and handles like a dream. The build quality is good, but it has the same squeaks and rattles of other american muscle cars. My car will get 16/26 MPG with the 305 T.B.I. V8 which i consider excellent. This car is amazing to drive, people that have not driven one do not understand.
Jeffrey writes:
1991 Chevrolet Camaro RS Review
Performance, speed, exhast sound, FUN to drive!!!
V8, automatic transmation : (, bad suspension
I Love This Muscle Car — -The accelerations is great,so is the braking for being such a heavy car. The handling could be better. -It cost alot of gas drive this car it is a v8 and gets 11 miles to the gallon but oh well i dont car -This is a fun car to drive!! drive a 4 cylinder car then try this car and you will know the diffrence.
jeich writes:
1991 Chevrolet Camaro Z28 Convertible Review
Beautiful and edgy design, still defines American Muscle
Needs better braking and could use more horses (more horses relates to poorer gas mileage)
Fun, Exciting And A Great Bang For The Buck — acceleration excellent, under powered braking, could be better, good handling characteristics considering size and weight, no major repairs needed, appearence is truely original definately suggests American Muscle, good gas mileage for V8 especially comparing to todays engines, not much difference, the car is fun to drive, still an eye catcher and there were not that many built so soon to be a true collectors/classic car. I would recommend this car to a friend. But it must be a convertible and a true Z28.
Derek writes:
1991 Chevrolet Camaro RS Review
Fast, good exhaust, interiors okay
shakes, rattles, smokes occasionaly
toofast69 writes:
1991 Chevrolet Camaro Z28 Review
Everything about this car is great.
There are no negatives about this car
My Collector Car. Prices Are Going Up On Gen. 3 Camaros. — This is my collector car. It has only 16,000 miles and is in mint condition. You can't have it. I might not even let you look at it, let alone touch it! I would not sell this car unless prices rise in the future, which they most likely will.
Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.)
Radioman77 writes:
1991 Chevrolet Camaro RS Convertible Review
Lots of fun to drive-turns heads everywhere I go.Love how it handles - theres nothing like a RWD V8! A very original car overall, very nice shape for its age.Gas mileage is very good-actally surprised me how good it is for an older V8.
Wish the engine were bigger.Some rattles on bumpier roads.Being 22 years old,the attendant issuses with maintaining an older car.The previous owner put a vinyl top on.I would like to get a nice canvas top to add to the originality of the car.Paint is in good shape but would like to do a repaint so it is perfect.Would keep it in the original Artic white as it is now.
I Absolutely Love This Car- I Will Never Ever Get Rid Of It — There is nothing like dropping the top and taking my Camaro out for a ride on a nice Summer day.I had never even rode in a convertable before buying this car and now would consider buying another classic convertable.There are alot of 3rd gen Camaros out there ,but not alot of 3rd gen convertables in nice shape-at least around here in northern Ny state.I wish I could afford to do a complete paint job or total restore but since I cant,Im fixing it up one small job at a time.I have won a few trophies with it at local shows ,so I must be doing something right.Originality is I think ,what it has going for it most.The interior is sun faded from 22 years of sun but otherwise in top shape.Mechanically it is in great shape,and as of this writng has 76,000 miles on it.If the day comes that the engine is unrepairable- maybe then Ill drop a bigger engine in.I would like to keep it as original as possible until then.
Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.)
dw1212 writes:
1991 Chevrolet Camaro RS Convertible Review
drives smooth
looks terrible
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This is my second camaro. I really love that it fits me and all my friends, and family. I was really worried that the car would be to manly for a girl but its not. Lots of people ask me about my car a... Read More
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A Hot Looking Retro Camaro That Turns The Ladies Eyes
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Best Ever
nothing at this time but i can say that with all the new comforts in this car they have really improved the Camaro. I will have this car the rest of my life and will enjoy many years of reliability. S... Read More
2012 Chevrolet Camaro Reviews
Overall A Very Fun Car!
I love this car overall. The radio is unimpressive for reasons I listed above. The gas mileage isn't too bad, particularly on the highway. The trunk space is impressive considering it's a sports ca... Read More
Dream Car
This car is everything I hoped it would be and more. It has better power than my 90's Z28 but still gets 30 MPG. The front seats are very comfortable. The rear seats are a little small but that's w... Read More
2011 Chevrolet Camaro Reviews
Great Sports Car For The Money
23,000 miles and still as tight as day I bought it, no rattles, still handles and runs like new big chevy V8 gets great gas mileage on the highway. don't have any bad things to say about this car. ... Read More
great sports car for the money !!! performance is awesome. 23,000 miles and still as tight as day I bought it no rattles or flaws luv the power, gets great mileage on the highway too. Would recomme... Read More
2010 Chevrolet Camaro Reviews
A Fun Classic Car
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CHP investigating deadly hit-and-run accident in Santa Cruz
Published On: Apr 26 2014 08:23:44 PM CDT
Updated On: Apr 26 2014 08:25:17 PM CDT
Updated On: Apr 26 2014 08:25:17 PM CDT
California highway patrol are investigating a hit-and-run accident that happened just before midnight Friday night on Soquel Drive West of North Rodeo Gulch.
Officers say a bicyclist fell into the roadway and was eventually hit by the driver of a Mazda Sedan, who eventually fled the scene.
Officers say the bicyclist was transported to a San Jose hospital, where he later died.
A damaged hubcap was found at the scene and anyone with information regarding the suspected Mazda vehicle is urged to call CHP immediately.
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