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The leadership group at Edgepark Medical is very strong and focused. From what I've seen, they strive for alignment and open communication. The experience level of the recent wave of leadership (over the past 12-18 months) is top notch. It is actually one of the reasons coming here was such as easy decision. In addition, the people are great, and very friendly. The culture is very hard working and dedicated. Lastly - free coffee, a great onsite workout facility, summer softball, and casual days!
The office space is very open. If you are someone that really strives for an office, or at least your own cube - this will be different. The floor plans are very open, and people work relatively close together.
Please continue making improvements to the overall work atmosphere. From what I understand, fresh food service will be coming to the cafeteria at one of our buildings. Cubes, in some shape or form, would help with privacy and personal space.
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They have an excellent benefit package. Medical is extensive and reasonably priced. Good vacation and sick time and 401K. Probably the best benefit is the fitness center. Staffed with three personal trainers this is a full out gym. Management very approachable.Cons
The training for the position I was in was not very good. Too many interruptions of the actual training, being expected to take calls before you have the proper training. The only concern with regard to quality was how you answer the phone. Got conflicting answers from supervisors, one tells you to do something one way, another gives you a different answer. Horribly outdated computer system. No accountability for errors. Customer service department is actually just a call center with a factory like atmosphere.Advice to ManagementAdvice
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Sylvester Stallone's testosterone-driven action film "The Expendables" easily beat Julia Roberts female-centric emotional travelogue "Eat Pray Love" over the weekend, according to Variety magazine.
Stallone's action film about mercenaries, whose star studded cast included Jet Li, Bruce Willis and a cameo by Arnold Schwarzenegger, earned $35 million. It was Stallone's highest grossing opening weekend ever. It probably stole some of the audience from "Scott Pilgrim vs. the World," with Michael Cera. The indie music - gamer themed film earned $10.5 million and was fifth ranked for the weekend.
Robert's film of the best selling novel by Elizabeth Gilbert, directed by "Glee" creator Ryan Murphy, earned $23.7 million. "The Expendables" was not previewed in Milwaukee and was not reviewed.
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The Massachusetts Healthcare Council Initiative, also known as Question 4 was on the November 7, 2000 election ballot in Massachusetts as an initiated state statute. It was defeated.
The initiative proposed the creation of a state Healthcare Council to review and recommend legislation for a health care system that ensures comprehensive, high quality health care coverage for all Massachusetts residents. Until the Council decided that such a system had been set-up, the proposed law would have prohibited the conversion of non-profit hospitals, health maintenance organizations (HMOs), and health insurance firms to for-profit status. The proposed law would have required health insurance carries to provide certain rights to patients and health care professionals.
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The initiative was supported by Vote for Health. They argued that health care in Massachusetts was facing a crisis, with out of control costs and too many citizens uninsured or at risk of losing their coverage. They claimed the proposed law would accomplish three goals:
- It would guarantee that by July 2002, no Massachusetts resident could be denied medical care because of lack of adequate insurance.
- It would put in place an improved Patients' Bill of Rights to protect patients from HMO excesses and make sure that needed medical services cannot be withheld.
- It would prevent for-profit companies from taking over the state's non-profit health care institutions.
The initiative was opposed by the No on 5 Coalition. They argued that the proposed law was "poorly written, costly and damaging" and that it was strongly opposed by a coalition of Massachusetts health care experts, academics, small and large employers, taxpayer groups, civic leaders and health care providers. They also argued that it would undo the patients' rights and health care reform law that was approved in July 2000.
The coalition also cited independent studies from researches at Brandels University, Harvard School of Public Health and other health care experts which showed that the measure would:
- Eliminate existing protections designed to ensure the quality of health care.
- Create two new government bureaucracies with no limit on their spending.
- Significantly increase health insurance rates for consumers and employers.
- Potentially cost Massachusetts taxpayers billions of dollars each year.
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Dating.com sold for $1.75 million at Thursday's domain name auction held at the W Fort Lauderdale Hotel. It was the highest bid accepted among the 120 names up for sale at DomainFest. Bidders at the hotel and online bought 35 of those names, spending a total of $2,386,550.
The names that were not sold Thursday, including Jeans.com, WiFi.com, Safety.com and CommunityCollege.com -- which have asking prices of $1 million or more -- will be added to an extended online auction that began Friday and ends May 20 at 3:15 p.m. Thursday's names are expected to be added to the auction by Saturday, according to an Oversee spokeswoman.
Thursday's live auction was organized by Moniker, based in Pompano Beach, owned by Oversee.net. The online extended auction is being held on SnapNames.com, also a division of Oversee.
Jeans.com got an offer for $2 million through a phone bid Thursday, but it wasn't high enough for the owner to sell.
Some of the biggest sales happen outside the auction. Moniker's Chief Executive Monte Cahn was part of the team that sold Slots.com privately this week for $5.5 million, but did not disclose the buyer.
Cahn said lately he's seeing more general topic names being sold to end users -- such as people or companies who already have a business and want to use the name to expand it -- rather than domain name investors hoping to build it up to resell it. Cahn said Moniker has reached out to several jeans companies who have shown interest in the name.
Cahn said jeans is more valuable now because customers are more comfortable with buying uniquely fitting items online.
"You know your size and you just buy it,'' Cahn said. "People thought that would never happen with shoes, but look at Zappos."
Online shoe retailer Zappos.com, which is derived from the Spanish word for shoes, also owns Clothes.com.
It's common for major companies to own a generic domain name. For example, Johnson & Johnson owns Baby.com, Bank of America owns Loans.com, Barnes & Noble owns Books.com, JCPenney owns Gift.com and Toys R Us owns Toys.com.
Most of the crowd at the auction were investors with several thousand names in their portfolios -- many have been playing the Internet real estate market since the mid 1990s.
The other top sellers Thursday were BoardGames.com for $450,000, Therapists.com for $50,000, Antidepressant.com for $30,000 and GolfResorts.com for $22,500.
Palm Beach domain investor Patrick Ohannessian, head of executive accounts at the firm BTIA Inc., has owned CommunityCollege.com since 1997. Thursday was the first time he tried to sell it at an live auction. He said he isn't disappointed that it didn't sell and plans to give it an extra boost to make it a more desired name -- adding a Facebook element and doing more, like blog posts, to get it toreach Page 1 of Google search results. It's currently on Page 2 when searching for the term "community college.''
In the next five to six months, his company plans to make it easy to access on a mobile phone.
He said the owner of Degree.com found him at the auction and tried to negotiate a price privately, but it wasn't the $1 million he wanted.
"I worked so hard on it, if I don't get what I want to sell it for, I won't sell it,'' Ohannessian said.


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2002 Dodge Stratus R/T Coupe Review
Very fun, when it's in a stick. Large trunk. Attractive. comfortabe and accomodating to passengers
although it has a big trunk, the trunk lid could be bigger. cup holders aren't the most ergenomic, for a manual configuration. small mirors.
I Wish They Still Made A Car Like This. — i bought this car with only 48000 miles on it for only $8K and i love it. it is more fun to drive than any other car i've ever driven thanks, in part to the 5-speed manual tranny. It's also a really nice car in it's own right; with leather seats and a 4 disc CD changer. It is based a a 4 door sedan so there is acctually alot of room in the back seat, unlike other sport, compact coupes. In addition is also has a very large trunk, even in comparison to some full sized sedans, like my step dads infiniti M45.
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2002 Dodge Stratus R/T Coupe Review
SPORTY looks, ride was awesome, perfect handling, fun car to drive, Infinity surround sound system was the best, leather was strong and soft, plenty of power, interior design was my favorite of all my vehicles. lots of options for the money
trunk springs went out prematurely,
Amazing Sports Car At A Fraction Of The Cost — I loved everything about my baby! AND I BABYED it! 5 speed had lots of power, and driving it was so much fun I would go driving around for no reason. The Infinity sound system was the best factory system I have ever heard, my 99 Malibu only came close to it. The interior was very nicely done, sporty yet very functional, and I personally loved the little digital compass and clock in backlit orange in the center stack, gave it a lux feeling. Sunroof was a must in the car, and for the size of the car it was pretty roomy. Overall I would buy another 2002 model in a minute! great car and definitely fun as can be to drive!
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My Car — i love my car. Good on gas. Fun to drive with a few mods ;) plenty of cab space and trunk space. Good sound system. Lots of potential in engine and performance. Nice looking good styleing. Like i said i love my car
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Great power and handling. Rides low.
Poor gas mileage.
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I love just driving around in it
sometimes the car is just a pain in the ass
I Love This Car — Performance: great acceleration, great braking, awesome handeling Build Quality: Has needed regular maintenance work, and a few minor mechanical problems Appearance: exterior is sporty looking and the interior is stylish Cost of Ownership: with everything I've done to it it is pretty pricey Fun Factor: a blast to drive/race
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It's gorgeous!
Not a familiy car
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2002 Dodge Stratus R/T Review
nice car handles well
needs engine work (lower engine knock)
Sporty — We like the sports car feels in a family sedan. This car has alot of style for the low cost. It is extremely fun to drive Having owned several cars this has been vary comfortable and affordable. I would recommend owning this vehicle.
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quick, tight suspension, short throw between gears
heavy car, hard to find parts for it
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reliable, roomy, good gas mileage
engine light always on!!! oh well.
It Drives, That's All I Need. — I got this car from my parents for my 18th birthday. They got a really great deal, which is good for me since I have to pay for half of it. They got it at auction with electrical problems and rock bottom price, then my stepdad got it fixed. It is very reliable and drives pretty good now that it's fixed. There are a lot of cosmetic problems (scratches, front bumper, etc.) that are the fault of the previous owner, but besides that, I think it's a pretty good-looking car, just not very unique.
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Great Car For The Money
Bought this car in 2007 and have only had to replace front brake disks and hub bearing, tires and oil. Of course the regular maintenance stuff too. Love it. It's been coast to coast and daily drive... Read More
Well Made
I like the overall appearance of the car and its reliability, handling and fuel economy. Wish it had a little more get up and go but most definetly happy with it. Not the sports car I am used to drivi... Read More
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I Liked My 1998 So Much That I Bought A 2005 When I Decided To Upgrade.
I have only had to do normal maintenance on this car. No major repairs. My only complaint is that I wish the cup holders were more conveniently placed and that there was a light in the cigarette light... Read More
2005 Dodge Stratus Sxt - A Pleasure To Drive
This vehicle has been very reliable & has made it through several long road trips. I have been very pleased with the ride, the ease of driving and the sharp, sporty style. It is a favorite of the vehi... Read More
2004 Dodge Stratus Reviews
Nice And Good Mpg Easy Ride.
8 yrs of owning low maintance simple to work on, Great mpg 35hwy and handles good Always starts. easy to park . just a simple easy reliable car to get around and saving money at the gas pump too. Ni... Read More
Performs Well Holding The Road. Great Pick Up. Overall Good Sporty Car.
I do not like the paint on the Dodge bumpers. It does not hold up well at all. The dash is warping seems to be a problem with these cars. The power on this 3.0 is good the handling and response is ter... Read More
2003 Dodge Stratus Reviews
It's Really Good Car In General.
I've had my 03' Stratus for about 2 months now. It's been a really good car. The only down side is it has a couple of issues. I've fixed a couple of things and all of which were fairly cheap and easy ... Read More
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Car is a great all around car has pleanty of power for whatever you would like to do and gets great gas mileage at the same time. Car size is huge for a coupe pleanty of room for 4 adults. Read More
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3D cellphone is cheap and doesn't require glasses
If you think shoving 3D in every piece of gadgetry is the way to go this year, you may be right. This cellphone is one of the first non-smartphones that we've seen that supports 3D without glasses. Oh and it's super cheap!
Spice Mobility has a new cellphone that it wants you to know about. Introducing the M-67 3D — your standard GSM-based cellphone with a 2.36-inch 240 x 320 resolution screen. Just like the Nintendo 3DS, the M-67 3D packs the 3D pop without the 3D glasses. Then again, on such a puny screen, we wouldn't expect content to be as engrossing than if it were on a 60-inch 3D plasma TV.
Don't expect the generically named cellphone to sport any radical new design either. It looks like the designers just ripped off the Sony Ericsson W660.
The M-67 3D will available only in India and cost Rs. 4,299, which is about $97. Someone buy this and tell us how well it works. We'll buy you a drink if it can play James Cameron's Avatar without chugging.
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It's that time again, zombies! We are having another zombie march in June. The rules are very simple: dress and be made up as a zombie and just shamble and act like one.
We will all meet at Millennium Park and take it from there. The last few years we have walked to the museum campus, then taken a stroll down Michigan Avenue. We're also considering having some zombie kickball or wiffleball.
If folks want their makeup done, Colleen Jones and David Lasley are available to take appointments ( just message them). If you don't have the time to make an appointment, dont worry! We will have a crack team of zombie makeup artists to zombify you up!
More details will come as the march gets closer and closer.
We are in the middle of working on a makeup crew for the march If you or someone you know is interested in doing makeup, message Colleen Jones or David Lasley for more info ( make sure you include a link to some pics).
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Traditionally, file uploading in the browser has been awkward, slow and error-prone. File selection is done one at a time and monitoring progress of the upload is difficult. There are no simple callbacks for total bytes, progress, error handling and so on, restricting the developer's ability to provide meaningful messaging on the UI end.
In a typical Flash-driven uploader, Flash provides the core service and provides callbacks to JavaScript-land with status updates, messaging and so on. JavaScript then updates an HTML and CSS-driven UI. Flash-JavaScript communication is made possible by Flash's
ExternalInterface API, introduced with Flash 8. Several projects have implemented uploaders based on this approach, including the YUI Uploader control and SWFUpload among others. While developing against
ExternalInterface can get a bit quirky, an effective library can abstract away most of the quirks and provide a convenient API allowing you to take advantage of Flash's improved file-handling abilities through JavaScript.
On Flickr, we implemented a simple large "Choose photos and videos" link which when clicked, opens a multi-select-capable file-selection dialog driven by the YUI Uploader (which requires Flash 9). YUI Uploader provides file metadata via
fileSelect event callbacks after files are selected, at which point the file list and UI can be updated. The user can add and remove files as they like according to business logic, configure upload options and so on.
Once the user has prepared their selection of files and clicked "Upload Photos and Videos", the file queue is processed. YUI Uploader can upload files simultaneously or in sequence to a given URL (a signed API call in Flickr's case) with callbacks for file progress, errors, file completion and upload completion. The idea is that the control's Flash component simply sends files and reports errors and progress, leaving all of the event handling to JavaScript. Because of this separation, upload behaviours can easily be changed or updated without having to change the Flash component.
During file upload, the
uploadProgress event fires regularly, providing the file ID, bytes uploaded and total bytes for each file. This data can be reflected as a progress bar, a percentage value or raw bytes depending on your UI.
Flickr Uploadr screencast from designingwebinterfaces on Flickr.
If a file upload fails due to a connection or IO error from Flash, the
uploadError event will fire so you can attempt to gracefully recover by retrying the upload of that file. Another safeguard is to implement a basic timeout such that if a file upload "hangs" for too long without a reported error (e.g., 2 minutes passes without an
uploadProgress event), the file upload can be aborted.
When a file has been posted to the target URL, the server response is passed to a JavaScript callback via the
uploadCompleteData event. Photos are processed asynchronously post-upload in Flickr's case, so a processing ticket ID is provided in the upload response. The ticket ID is then polled via API calls until a success/fail result is ultimately returned after server-side processing.
YUI Uploader handles the creation and writing out of the Flash object and its initialization process. Once the control has loaded, the
contentReady event fires and the file selection process can begin. It is worth considering displaying some sort of "loading" element in your UI, in case the user wants to "choose files" before the control has initialized. In Flickr's case, we show a small animation next to the "Choose photos and videos" link to indicate a loading state, as well as greying out the text itself.
It is also helpful to have a fall-through error handler that redirects the user to an alternate upload method, such as a non-JavaScript form-based file upload. The Flickr Uploadr detects for Flash 9+ upfront with JavaScript (e.g., the SWFObject), and also uses a
try...catch block in the
init method and around the file-selection bits. So if something goes wrong during initialization or when the user clicks the "Choose" link, exceptions trigger a fall-through to our basic uploader. This also is an appropriate fallback for users who don't have Flash or JavaScript to begin with.
Due to a change in the security model beginning with Flash 10, file selection must now begin via the user clicking directly on the Flash movie. With previous versions, you could call [Flash movie].selectFiles() from JavaScript and the selection dialog would be shown without requiring user action.
To keep the user experience consistent on Flickr where an HTML link could trigger the selection dialog, we made the Flash movie transparent and overlaid it on top of the HTML link. Thus, the Flash movie captures the click and the selection dialog works as expected. One might call this a legitimate, local form of clickjacking.
If repositioning the Flash movie is undesirable in your use case, another option is to render the link, text or button UI within the Flash movie itself and show the movie as a normal inline element.
While there are some notable technical considerations associated with developing a Flash-based uploader UI — such as initialization and error handling — as with most nifty/shiny web things, the technical complexity of the implementation rests solely with the developer. Once the application logic has been implemented by the developer and integrated with YUI Uploader, the end result is an upload experience that is consistently faster, more convenient, efficient and more robust to the end user.
What would make this really flexible would be support for drag and drop file selection. Is Flash is able to support that? I assume it must not be, or you would have already implemented it.
Flash does not currently allow dragging and dropping of files from the desktop, to the best of my knowledge. This may be difficult to do cross-platform, but I also suspect it may not be implemented because of security restrictions between the OS, browser and Flash plugin. Thus, the method of selecting files is via a standard OS dialog.
Adobe's AIR technology does allow for drag-and-drop file support (as far as I'm aware), but it is more of a desktop-oriented product.
BrowserPlus has a similar upload tool and supports drag and drop file selection (as well as desktop notifications and much, much more). Check it out here:
I'm using YUI a lot, and also at http://www.uploadforme.com, a service to help people import larqe quantities of data in multiple online services.
I wanted to use the YUI uploader, but it's of no use under Linux: no progress bar update and the browser's UI blocked during transfer (I'm using firefox). I've been told this is a flash problem, which I tend to believe as other flash uploaders (like swfupload) have the same problem. As blocking the whole browser is worse than one-file-at-a-time-uploads, I've postponed the use of flash uploaders.
The problem with BrowserPlus (fine as it is) is that it doesn't support enough browsers (p.e. Opera is missing); the Flickr Uploader has to be a lot more generalistic one if just because the sheer number of different user environments where it has to run.
I haven't heard of Flash blocking the browser UI while uploading files under Ubuntu, but perhaps it's more specific to the version/variant of Linux you're using (which flavour, specifically?)
Raphael & Scott,
This is a known issue in linux: http://bugs.adobe.com/jira/browse/FP-377
Not yet resolved.
You also have Java applets solutions because the Java runtime is installed on many computers. You can a Flickr upload applet on JFileUpload web site. You can preview images, rotate before upload, even scale images.
Smugmug.com uses YUI components (last time I checked), and they use a drag-n-drop interface. They use Java for their primary uploader.
Yo Luis,
I have the cards of 4 folks inside opera sittin' on my desk, and both opera support and linux/unix support are extremely interesting next steps for BrowserPlus. Our push yesterday includes support for 11 languages, and the installation experience is much better, with plans to make it absolutely seemless in our next drop later this month. Hopefully this focus demonstrates our understanding of the key arguments against employing browserplus.
That said, I think it's universally understood that a fallback experience is required whenever you employ a non-browser client side technology, java, flash, gears, or browserplus. Any of these technologies gives you 90%+ coverage of desktop client environments. (Raphaël raising a key representative issue why there always must be a fallback).
Given that you can benefit 90% of your audience, and given the ease with which your end users can install browserplus, (see for yourself: http://browserplus.yahoo.com/demos/profile – no browser restart required, not even a refresh – this is not true for java nor flash nor gears)…
…dontcha think the decision should be based on what delivers the best user experience, features, and implementation & maintenence cost?
as far as I've heard, folks choose flash because of it's maturity and the purported 97% installed base… if you're content with the features flash provides, then it's pretty much game over. But if you wanna write your interface in 100% open web technologies and want support for things like desktop sourced drag and drop… *and* you want the ability to add and effect core features of the platform you choose, perhaps the conversation is just starting?
very best,
For those who are interested, the linux-specific UI blocking bug has been updated by Adobe:
Supposedly fixed for the new major release. They haven't specified when exactly though.
our application is accessed via a SSO (single sign on) solution, which requires the YUI Uploader to use the same session as the browser. Is the a way to accomplish this ?
Well i was convinced to use YUI after reading your post and now i had something that is quite working in IE but in firefox or opera, it seems the session is lost when getting to the upload script.
and i don't find any solution working ( i tried to pass the session id to the script already) :(
@david — The best way to get help on YUI components is to post a question on our community forums:


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Zack is 11 years old. He is wheelchair-bound due to scoliosis and cerebral palsy. He is a bright and engaging boy that until recently was well loved and sheltered at an orphanage for younger children. He was recently transferred to an older child home for children with physical disabilities. He makes friends easily and is developmentally on target aside from typical orphanage delays.
Zack's best friend of over a decade was adopted to the United States in June and both children are heart-broken to see their lives so far apart now. Zack's friend Maria is standing firm in her belief that a family will see her best friend and bring him home to their family. Maria's family has met Zack and is willing to talk to any interested families about him.
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Zack is a very sweet boy who has been in a great orphanage. He loves music, cars, Legos (I sent some to him in one of the packages I sent my daughter). He is developmentally and academically on track from what I saw and heard. He is small for his age. I think that both of these kids are doing so well because of the care they got. The orphanage kept them longer that they should have before transferring them. So instead of sending them on when they were about to turn 8 they kept them until the end of June when I picked my daughter up. These two kids had been there since birth or soon after. The staff did lots of special things with them. I know they got birthday and Christmas gifts from the staff. The staff we are in contact with have even said they have called Zack at his new orphanage. Both kids were very sad on the day I picked Maria up….it was quite heartbreaking to be honest. They have a very strong relationship and it extended to the staff at the orphanage. The director even called my daughter princess Mimi. There is also a foundation that has done several things for both children regarding surgeries and equipment. I have Skyped with one of the founders who will be going to visit Zack at the beginning of August. He is a very sweet and kind little boy. They made sure he met me on the first trip because they didn't want him to worry about who Maria would be adopted by. They staff psychologist also did a lot of work with Zack and Maria about what a family is, family roles, seeing friends adopted and being left behind. She is amazing! She was even one of the staff that took Zack to his new orphanage.
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Ray Allen's injury not thought to be serious, says Doc Rivers
I've started to become a little worried by the ankle injury that won't go away, but Doc Rivers assures us Ray Allen's ankle will be okay, even though the sharp-shooter will miss at least the next two games. (Boston Globe)
"It's not that serious, it's swelling," Rivers said of Allen's ankle injury. "I'm concerned when anybody's injured. It's not a serious injury, that's what the doctors keep saying, so that makes me feel better about it."
It's probably best that Allen isn't playing in Toronto, anyway. That 3-d logo on the baseline looks like it could come to life at any time and destroy ankles, knees and even lives. When the Celtics met Toronto in the preseason, I was 100% sure one of the Celtics was going to step on the logo and suffer a career-ending injury. I'm not quite sure why the Raptors wanted to scare every spectator who didn't know that "THAT CRAZY THING THAT LOOKS LIKE IT'S GOING TO KILL ONE OF THE PLAYERS!!!" is actually just paint, but it's kind of, somewhat, almost, pretty cool, once you get over the debilitating fear.
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Come-on Jay…it's a sprained ankle. I've had dozens over the years (always my left) and when you come back too soon or tweak it again then it's best to give it a lot of rest. We don't need RA right now and this is a great chance to keep KD glued to the bench and give EM some quality minutes with the core players. Go Cs…
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That 3-D logo is alive and well.
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i hate that logo,its creepy.
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Nothing to worry about until the facts are known. I played tons of ball into my 40s and when I can afford a gym I will again and I'm 58. That said, I played more games weekly year round then RA is now. Played a minimum 4 days a week and several hours each time. He'll be fine until they tell us more so why fret??? Go Cs…
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Well said, James. We should be good little mind slaves and not have any thoughts until we are told what to think by some authority figure, such as Danny Ainge, or the Sainted Smarm Master, or their media minions.
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Give it a rest paul… I choose to comment about facts and try and stay away from rumors and unsubstantiated facts. You feel free to comment on what ifs and conspiracy theories, but please leave me out of that fantasy world. Go Cs…
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Sorry, but somehow I doubt you've played more basketball than Ray Allen. Just saying.
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It's always an outside possibility that Rivers is being entirely straightforward, candid and truthful.
Garnett says he'd go through a wall for Rivers, and all the media puppy dogs are worshipping Smarm Master Doc. Yeah. Garnett. The guy who bites people. Or sort of bites people. Or whatever he does. He's a great character reference.
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So you're not a big fan of Garnett now? Wow Paul…just wow.
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I'm still recovering from the trauma of learning that Santa Claus isn't real (thanks to Billy Bad Ass posting this year) and now you guys are telling me that Danny Ainge doesn't always tell the truth about the status of injuries. In all seriousness, we should be concerned re: Ray's ankle. It's not looking good. And no offense, James, but playing in the NBA is much more demanding that pickup games at the Y. I'm 43 and could play on a broken leg, but it doesn't really matter, considering that I don't have to perform against gym rats with nothing on the line. We do agree, however, that Moore should get more minutes. More Moore, as corny as it may sound.
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It's time on the ankle not how "demanding" games are. Sorry, but have to disagree on that as Jay's point was about RA's age and "getting older". It's hogwash. Go play at the Sports Club LA and you'll see that the games, while not NBA level (although Mike Dunleavy Sr. used to play while I belonged to the club when he coached the Lakers – 1990), are certainly very serious and as strenuous as RA running all around the court (it's not like he mixes it up much on defense). Maybe he's just got weak ankles? Or it's a ligament or achilles issue? But yes he should rest until needed and EM deserves his minutes. Go Cs…
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What the hell are the C's doing tonight? Not the way to start a 3 game stretch like this.
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Seventh Heaven Inn, situated in the peaceful and popular area of Tapovan, is a charming, traditionally styled hotel/guest house that opened on 6th February 2012. It is a 5-10 minute walk from the riverbank temples and ashrams, bookshops and cafés, yoga and meditation centres of Laxman Jhula.
We offer clean, comfortable and stylish rooms, all with balconies and en-suite bathrooms. Deluxe rooms have air conditioning. Free wi-fi internet access is available in almost all rooms.
The Rooftop Restaurant, with a terrace with glimpses of the Ganges and views towards the Himalaya, serves drinks, snacks and high quality multi-cuisine food the throughout the day.
Seventh Heaven offers many of the facilities of a larger hotel combined with the cosiness and attention to detail of a small one; it has its own shop, internet café and many other facilities.
In the vibrant, sometimes chaotic bustle of India, the Laxman Jhula area of Rishikesh offers a refreshing change. Whatever your reason for visiting the cultural kaleidoscope of Rishikesh, whether spiritual, physical or meditative, for a romantic getaway or a place to unwind, Seventh Heaven is ideally placed as the base for your stay, long or short - and we will do everything we can to ensure you have a wonderful stay.
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Kitty Westin, founder and president of the Anna Westin Foundation, will be on the UW-Eau Claire campus today (Thursday, Feb. 26) to give a presentation about her late daughter's battle with eating disorders.
The presentation, titled "Consumed by Anorexia – Anna's Story," will begin at 7 p.m. in Schofield Auditorium.
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Anna Westin, of Chaska, Minn., died at the age of 21 after a five-year battle with anorexia. After her death, Anna's family established The Anna Westin Foundation, a nonprofit organization formed to help others suffering directly or indirectly from eating disorders, and to provide education and information designed to prevent the development of anorexia and bulimia.
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- Convenient to Shopping, Restaurants, and US 31
- Orchard View School District
Eastwood Village offers spacious 2 bedroom homes at an affordable price. At Eastwood Village your gas for heat, cooking, and hot water are FREE! We also pay for your water, sewer, and trash removal. Our small community features beautiful lawns with mature landscaping and picnic areas. Ample parking, 24 hour maintenance service, and on-site laundry facilities are an added convenience. Our newly updated homes boast large bedrooms and ample closet space, walk in closet in your master bedroom.
Muskegon, MI 49440
Amazon Apartments
- Affordable 1, 2 and 3 Bedroom Apartments
- Amazing Downtown Location
- Breathtaking Views of Lake Michigan
- Contemporary Features with a Vintage Design
- Authentic Exposed Brick Walls
- Free Heat, Water, Sewer, and Trash Removal
Amazon Apartments is located in downtown Muskegon, Michigan near US 31 and M-46. Our community is convenient to Baker College, as well as, the L.C. Walker Arena. Amazon Apartments offers 1, 2, and 3 Bedroom Apartments with central air, free heat, and laundry facilities on site. Pets are always welcome too.
Muskegon, MI 49441
The Barclays Apartments, Townhomes and Senior Community
- 1, 2 & 3 Bedroom Apartments Available
- Heat Included
- Laundry Facilities
- Public Transportation Nearby
- Spacious Floorplans at a Reasonable Price
- 24 Hour Emergency Maintenance
Welcome to Barclay Apartments, Townhomes, and Senior Community. Located in Muskegon MI, just north of Norton Shores, Barclay's is near US 31, Hackley Road, and downtown Muskegon. We have a laundry facility, disability access, playground, courtyards, controlled access and we are close to public transportation. Your apartment will have hardwood floors, window coverings, walk in closets, private patio or balconies and a washer and dryer hookup. Come see what everyone is talking about.
Muskegon, MI 49441
Nelson Place Senior Housing
- One and Two Bedroom Apartment Homes
- Free Heat, Water, Sewer, and Trash
- Central Air Conditioning
- Full Size Washer & Dryer In Each Unit
- Small Dogs & Cats Welcome
- Carports Available
Nelson Place, located in downtown Muskegon, is a beautiful 55+ Senior Community that will be sure to make apartment living feel like a luxury. All apartments are furnished with a full size washer and dryer, central A/C, a refrigerator, stove and microwave. Each apartment offers a balcony or patio for your enjoyment The community offers secure access into the building as well. Free Gas for Heating, Water, Sewer, & Trash Included. Come discover why this could be everything you're looking for.
Muskegon, MI 49441
Shoreline Landing
- Spacious 1, 2 and 3 Bedroom Apartment Homes
- Full Size Washer and Dryer in Each Home
- Attached Garages & Fireplaces in Select Homes
- Private Entrances
- Sparkling Swimming Pool
- Doggie Park
Welcome to Shoreline Landing Apartments for rent in Norton Shores, MI, only a few minutes from Muskegon and Grand Haven. Choose from an array of one, two and three bedroom apartment homes with a full size washer and dryer, attached garage, fitness center, swimming pool and more. You'll love being located near Grand Haven, Lake Michigan and The Lakes Mall in Muskegon.
Muskegon, MI 49441
Park Terrace Apartments
- Central Air Conditioning
- Dishwasher/Garbage Disposal
- Pet Friendly
- Walk-in Closets
- Full Size Washer & Dryer in Every Apartment
- Walking & Bike Paths
Park Terrace Apartment Homes in Muskegon, MI offers one, two and three bedroom apartment homes for rent. We are close to US 31, Norton Shores, and I-96. We have a variety of floor plans with one or two baths, full size washer/dryer, private patio/balcony, dishwasher and walk-in closets. Located close to shopping, dining, healthcare facilities and schools. Call or stop in to learn more about Park Terrace.
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