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Pretty Little Liars Review: Good News for Dina Lohan...by Matt Richenthal at . Comments
Quick question: Can the Pretty Little Liars hang out with each other these days? I'm not sure if that's been established yet.
Repetitive driving home of a ridiculous, useless point/plot aside, "Blind Dates" actually got me. I was preparing for the concluding scene to be yet another red herring, another example of the show building up a supposed mystery, only to scarcely answer any questions while tossing out a few more.
Then Melissa screamed, we saw Ian's body, gun in hand, alleged suicide note on the ground and it all changed. I was legitimately shocked.
Hehe, you make A look sane. But, hey, you're a lesbian like me. Let's hang out and lie to my mom!
Did anyone see that coming?!? Think of all the questions the development opens up: How did he survive the bell tower night? Did someone help him? Did that same someone kill him? Could it have been an actual suicide?
For those wondering what the full note said, allow me (and my DVRing skills):
I killed Alison. I lost my temper because she knew too much, but there's only so much you can bury. It won't be that easy, but I know to get rid of the pain. I can't run run from the law. Come and find me. - Ian
It was a surprising, suspenseful ending to what was mostly a gripping hour. Among other storylines I enjoyed:
- Hanna, Dead Girl Whisperer: There's real potential here of Hanna struggling with who she is. I actually hope she's wrong and she hasn't moved on from her friendship with Alison because I was always intrigued by the fat, insecure girl she used to be. Let's explore this teenager's internal battle more.
- Mike, Myserious Non-Basketball Player. It's hard to care about someone we've barely met or heard from in months, but I've grown a bit sick of the Ezra/Aria back and forth. Let's shine a light on Aria's family and see what jumps out.
- Lucas, Unexpected Stud: Granted, this made little sense. A week ago, Danielle didn't know who Lucas was. Then, after days of him admittedly NOT acting like himself, she likes him to the point that she's concerned over Hanna's feelings? But whatever. The more Lucas the better, I always say.
- Pam Fields, World's Worst Mother: Seriously, Dina Lohan has nothing on this woman. Let's think about the Danby arc for a moment: Emily's mom insists they'll only stay in Rosewood if Danby can guarantee her daughter a scholarship. The school does so (in Pam's eyes). A girl Pam has just met (Samara, who could give A a run for her stalking money) then convinces her that the family should actually NOT rely on this college and explore other options. Pam immediately agrees, uttering an immortal line: Well... that seems to make a reasonable amount of sense.
Unlike last week, I tried to sit back and just enjoy Pretty Little Liars for what it is. Were there plot holes and a lack of continuity between characters and storylines? Absolutely. But did I also turn off the TV stunned by the ending and hopeful for next week? Yup.
What else should one ask for out of this show, right?
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i'm sure ian's already been dead for a while. and that it was ian's phone A put into spencer's handbag. A texted melissa from that phone pretending to be ian. but what's the point? why did A want to lure them all to that farm house? why not leave ian dead in the bell tower? just for the suspense? just to scare and shock everyone a little bit more? hm... yeah, sounds like something A would do. i don't like samara. she looks really old. and boring. i wish maya would come back... what's going on with ezra and aria? one moment they have this epic kiss, the next she goes all flirty on jason and probably doesn't even remember ezra's name. can't they just be happily together for a few episodes? so that one actually starts to care about their relationship?! i want hannah and caleb back together and to their witty selves. they were awesome together, their shower scene was on of the best moments on that show!
Nice to have some plot development. Mike should be written out or given more screen time. The shop guy would have remembered Spencer. I believe he did. I agree about Lucas and Danielle. Allison is played by the best actress on the show.
The sneak peek for next weeks episode,Garret says Ian has been dead for about a week.
The Ian thing does not make sense..
Why would A keep him just to kill him later admitting he's the one who killed Alison? Why not just let him die in the church? I don't see the point!
Here's my theory with the whole Ian's supposed suicide thing: When Spencer and the rest of the girls had left the bell tower, "A" took him out. He has been dead the whole time. Those txts that Melissa keeps recieving were from "A" posing as Ian. Ian never shot himself. "A" just put a gun in his hand, propped him up, wrote a suicide note by forging his handwriting, and smeared blood on his head and body. I have a feeling that when the autoposy returns, if they have one, it will reveal there was no sign of gun shot to the head (unless "A" just shot him in the head to make it look real even though he was already dead).
dont know if anyone saw this but before the credits came and -A made his/her move there was a horse shoe symbol where ian was found dead
@Anon: I wrote how much I enjoyed this episode, didn't I? We all admit it's a guilty pleasure and very little actually makes sense. I just had fun pointing out the utter ridiculous position of Emily's mom - we'll only stay if this college guarantees you a scholarship; eh, nevermind that! - but read my conclusion to the review. Very positive, no?
sometimes i feel like you don't even like the show :P your reviews are always so harsh you should just try and enjoy the show more.
a nice ep nothing more! hoped for a more intense final scene some battleing etc etc!
but A covers her trails! the ring plot was nice interested to see how it develops on! this mike story is stupid but will probably lead into some new mysteries! and the jason "half-naked" scene? C'mon Aria isn't so much superficial! or is she? hihiih XD
its the cellphone that was texting melissa about Ians wearabouts Im just not sure who purse it was A put it in and Ian looks like he has been there for a while


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"What Should I Do With An Inheritance I Have Just Received?"
A friend of mine received an inheritance the other day which was a substantial sum of money. Due to the source of money they wanted to use it appropriately but not knowing much about the world of investments they didn't know where to start. It is understandable that they didn't want to fritter the inheritance away but investing it could have the same outcome if it was not done appropriately. This article is a summary of what I suggested.
First of all think about what you want to achieve with the money.
It may be that you want to use some of it to buy a permanent reminder of the loved one you lost. After that think about your goals and divide them into short term, medium term and long term. Capital intended for the short term should be left in cash (but look for the best savings rate you can get and review it regularly). For longer term goals you can afford to tie the money up and take some investment risk in order to get a (potentially) higher return.
The following list may act as a useful checklist which you should approach in an descending order of priorities:
- Do you have any debts you need to clear? There is no point investing with loans outstanding.
- Do you have enough savings available to you to cover living expenses if you are out of work for a period of time? 3-6 months of expenditure available in an emergency fund is a common rule of thumb guide.
- Do you own a home currently? If not and you would like to, an inheritance would make a useful deposit. If you are looking to buy a house within 5 years keeping the money in savings where it won't lose value would be sensible. If you have more than £85,000 you should spread it around a couple of banks so you have full compensation cover. If you do own a home you may wish to pay off or reduce your mortgage.
- Have you put enough away for your retirement? The sooner you start the more you will benefit in retirement. Current rules allow for a maximum of £50,000 (or 100% of salary if lower) to be contributed to a pension each tax year.
- Rather than, or in addition, to pension contributions, you should also consider ISA contributions. There are some distinct differences between ISAs and pensions. Whether you prioritise one over the other will depend upon your goals. Ideally you will do both.
- Do you want your children to go to private school and/or university? Investing some of this capital efficiently, perhaps in Junior ISAs, would be a good use for some of the capital.
- After going through the above list you may have some inheritance left. You can invest in products such as investment trusts/OEICS/Unit Trust which provide the same investment options but are not tax advantaged; i.e. you will pay tax on income and capital gains.
- Do you want to make a charitable payment? You may wish to pass on some of your inheritance to those less fortunate than yourself. You many prioritise this over some other options listed above.
Dealing with an inheritance is an emotive issue but the donor would, more than likely, want to see it help your financial future. Having a proper plan and investing the money with a goal in mind can make sure this happens.
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What do I do with mentor and committee feedback?
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Welcome to another topic in a series of podcasts regarding aspects of the comprehensive exam and dissertation process.
Many dissertators both look forward to and also dread receiving feedback from their mentor and others who are reading their dissertation.
Yes, getting feedback means that your mentor is responding specifically to you and your dissertation. But it also means that you need to pay attention to the feedback. Read through it. What is your mentor asking you to do? Does the feedback focus on the content or on the writing? Do you understand your mentor's suggestions? Does a recommended change in Chapter 1 mean you have to rework sections of other chapters, even if your mentor did not specifically ask for it?
Do not let feedback from your mentor, committee or program chair paralyze you. The feedback is designed to help you to improve your dissertation. Early in the dissertation process, the mentor may be trying to guide you into a topic that can actually be done with questions that can actually be answered. The mentor might also be pointing out that, although your desire is to do a qualitative study, that is going to be rather difficult if your research questions demand a quantitative approach.
Once you have topic approval and begin to produce those first three chapters, the feedback from your mentor might focus on such topics as the organization of your chapters, the need to use more recent research articles to help justify your topic, and on your writing skills. Your mentor expects your literature review to be comprehensive without being redundant, to be logically organized, and to show those gaps in the literature. Your mentor also expects your methodology chapter to be as detailed as possible. And when you write those last two chapters of your dissertation, remember that details will still be very important.
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Vance Stephens will be hosting Learning2Gether with Nellie Deutsch. Nellie will discuss the upcoming Moodle MOOC for June 2013. You are invited to join the the first Moodle MOOC of its kind hosted by WizIQ and organized by Dr. Nellie Deutsch. Learning2Gether is a wiki which serves to organize teachers in meeting online at regular times weekly to conduct free 'class-roots' professional development seminars and discuss topics of mutual interest. Presenters and participants range from expert to those merely interested in the topics. Sessions are recorded, and a growing archive of recorded resources is accumulating at the site. This talk explains how Learning2Gether came about, and how it draws on and expands its participants' personal learning networks so that knowledge is transferred informally and peer to peer. A crucial aspect of the learning that takes place there is where teachers model to one another how to use Web 2.0 tools to leverage learning through networking, and to apply these to classroom and other professional development opportunities. This talk is couched it in the perspective of how teachers achieve the aha! Moment, where they 'get' how technology can become a critical enabler of what they ordinarily try to do pedagogically in their classrooms. In this presentation I will try to provoke an aha! moment by illustrating how a PLN works to enhance such learning by getting people from other virtual spaces to join us in real time, live and online.Vance's career includes CALL coordinator, software developer, lecturer in ESL and computing, founder of Webheads as well as CALL-IS in TESOL, and facilitator in TESOL's online professional development programs. On the boards of APACALL, TESL-EJ, CALL Journal, and Writing & Pedagogy, he encourages people to have F.U.N. and think SMALL.
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LDI Press Releases Regarding Hurricane Isaac
Released 8-31-12: Commissioner Donelon Offers Resources for Policyholders Impacted by Hurricane Isaac
As Louisiana homeowners begin to assess the damage caused by Hurricane Isaac, Insurance Commissioner Jim Donelon is offering advice and resources for property owners to assist them in filing a claim and working with insurance adjusters and agents. The Louisiana Department of Insurance (LDI) website includes step-by-step guidance, and the Post Disaster Insurance Guide available there contains information on filing a claim for hurricane damage, minimizing your loss, cleaning up after the storm, things to consider when hiring a contractor, dealing with health insurance, life insurance or business insurance after a storm, and much more.
"After a disaster, it is important to call your insurance agent or the insurance company's claims hotline and have your policy number and other relevant information readily available," said Commissioner Donelon. "Filing a claim for the first time can be a challenging process, so I encourage policyholders who have questions or are in need of assistance to please contact the LDI. That's why we're here."
Commissioner Donelon noted that while the extent of the flooding is undetermined at this time, it is clear that the flood-related damage will be extensive. "Isaac clearly presents a teaching moment about the necessity of having a flood insurance policy. The National Flood Insurance Program is nearly $18 billion in the red – and that's largely due to the massive flooding from Hurricanes Katrina and Rita that resulted in about $15 billion in Louisiana flood claims. Louisiana flood insurance policyholders benefit more than any other state by far when it comes to the National Flood Insurance Program."
Some of the most damaging floods after a hurricane actually occur hundreds of miles from the coast. That was the case in the aftermath of Hurricane Gustav as it flooded hundreds of homes in the Alexandria and Monroe areas as it traveled through our state.
The LDI offers the following tips on filing a claim, understanding hurricane deductibles and hiring a contractor:
Guidance on Filing a Claim
Your policy might require that you make the notification of loss within a certain time frame. Be sure to keep a record of the conversation with notes on all pertinent information.
Find out what documents, forms and data you will need to file a claim from your agent. Provide your insurance company with accurate, detailed information. Incorrect or incomplete information will cause a delay in processing your claim.
Your company will submit a loss form and an adjuster will be assigned to your claim. If you have multiple insurance policies, such as a homeowners policy, a flood policy and a windstorm policy, and aren't sure which policy to file the claim under, use your best judgment. You may need to file your claim with all three policies. The adjuster will take care of determining which policy covers which part of your loss.
If your home is damaged to the extent that you cannot live there, ask your insurance company if your policy covers additional living expenses. Be sure to give the phone numbers and addresses where you can be reached day or night to your insurance company or agent.
If you need to make temporary repairs to prevent further damage to your property from the weather or from looting, such as boarding up windows or placing plastic over a leaking roof, keep a list of all work done and save receipts for all materials used. Do not sign any agreements with contractors for repairs until you have spoken with your insurance company.
An insurance company has up to 30 days to pay your claim after you give them satisfactory proof of loss, although sometimes you will receive a check quickly.
Hurricane Deductibles
Commissioner Donelon advises policyholders to review their policies for a hurricane deductible. "This deductible became common on policies following Hurricanes Katrina and Rita. We now have much higher named storm deductibles applicable to our homeowners policies. Deductibles can range from one to 15 percent, but typically run between two and five percent."
This means, for example, that a homeowner with a $150,000 policy on their structure who has a two percent hurricane deductible would pay $3,000 out of pocket if they sustained roof damage.
"These types of deductible were unusual prior to Katrina and Rita, but are now nearly universal, not only here in Louisiana, but across all coastal states on the Atlantic and Gulf of Mexico," Donelon added.
Advice on Hiring a Contractor
The LDI offers the following advice regarding hiring a contractor:
Consumer Assistance
Consumers can contact the LDI for assistance with their insurance-related questions. They can also call the LDI if they have trouble resolving a dispute with a company or agent (producer), if they need to learn more about an insurance company, or if they want to report suspected insurance fraud.
The Louisiana Department of Insurance's toll-free number is 1-800-259-5300. Consumers can find resources online at www.ldi.la.gov, and can also submit questions via email to email@example.com.
Released 9-4-12: Commissioner Donelon Issues Emergency Insurance Rule for Policyholders Impacted by Hurricane Isaac
Insurance Commissioner Jim Donelon is announcing the issuance of an emergency rule which allows greater protection and flexibility for policyholders impacted by Hurricane Isaac. The action taken by Commissioner Donelon was authorized by Governor Bobby Jindal's Executive Order BJ 2012-16, granting the Commissioner temporary authority to implement emergency insurance rules.
"Emergency Rule 26 provides some necessary protections for insured individuals and business owners in Louisiana who are already dealing with the aftermath of Isaac." said Commissioner Donelon. "For example, the emergency rule will enable policyholders who were displaced by Isaac to have access to the coverages provided by their health policies for emergency treatment, even if they are forced by circumstances to go to an out-of-network provider."
The emergency rule is similar in scope to the rules issued by the Louisiana Department of Insurance (LDI) following Hurricane Gustav in 2008. Emergency Rule 26 applies to policyholders statewide and to any and all types of insurance. The rule includes the following provisions for the period August 26 until September 25, 2012:
• Policyholders affected by Hurricane Isaac will receive an extension of time, until September 25, 2012, to pay insurance premiums due on or after August 26, 2012, without any late fees, penalties, cancellation or non-renewal.
• Louisiana policyholders with health insurance coverage may receive out-of-network medical care; any restrictions that a health plan may place on dispensing of drugs are not applicable and a consumer can receive a 30-day supply of prescription medication without penalty.
• Insurance companies cannot cancel or non-renew any policy of insurance during the time period specified.
• No policy of insurance can be cancelled or non-renewed because of a Hurricane Isaac claim.
Back to School: Insurance 101
As the children head back to school to brush up on their studies, now is an ideal time to brush up on your insurance knowledge and reevaluate your personal insurance needs. Increased traffic on the roadways, young drivers taking their cars to school for the first time and enforced school zones are factors that may increase the potential threat of an auto accident. Tropical storms looming in the Gulf may pose a threat to your safety and your property. In these stressful situations, it is easy to forget even the most basic insurance information. Here is a list of tips:
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Know your insurance policy: Know what is covered, what isn't and what your deductibles are. Read through your entire policy. Contact your insurance agent to guide you through it or to clarify any questions you may have.
File claims as soon as possible: Provide your insurance company with complete, correct information.
Keep copies of all receipts and correspondence regarding the claim.
The 1 2 3's of Homeowners' Insurance:
Document your belongings: Make a home inventory checklist and document any belongings of value.
Know your coverage: Types of coverage included in your homeowners' policy may consist of coverage for your home and other structures on your property, coverage for increased costs of living while your home is being repaired, coverage for personal possessions and coverage for liability. You should update your level of coverage accordingly.
Remember, flood insurance is not covered on your homeowner's policy!
The A B C's of Auto Insurance:
Know the basics: The minimum limits for auto insurance in Louisiana are 15/30/25 ($15,000 bodily injury liability maximum for one injured person in an accident/ $30,000 bodily injury liability maximum for all injuries in one accident/ $25,000 property damage liability maximum for one accident).
Collision vs. comprehensive: Collision insurance covers physical damage to your vehicle as a result of your car colliding with another object (a tree, another car, an object in the road). Comprehensive coverage pays for losses caused by an event other than collision- flood, hail, broken glass, etc. Discuss additional optional coverages with your insurance agent.
For additional information, visit the Publications link on the Department of Insurance website: www.ldi.la.gov .
WreckCheck: What to do in the event of an auto accident
Most drivers understandably become shaken in the moments following an automobile accident. Even the most "insurance-wise" drivers can forget what steps to take after a wreck occurs or have been misinformed about what information to share with the other driver. Over-sharing of information can lead to identity theft, fraud, and can even put consumers' property and safety at risk.
As a common rule of thumb, drivers only need to share their name, vehicle insurance information and the phone number and contact information of their insurance provider with each other. A survey concluded that some drivers believe it is necessary to file a police report only in the incident that someone is injured. However, filing a police report may actually help facilitate the insurance claims process.
The National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC) has designed a new mobile app called WreckCheck for iPhone and Android smartphones. According to NAIC, the app outlines what to do immediately following an auto accident and takes users through a step-by-step process to create their own accident report. It also provides safety tips, captures photos and documents the necessary information to file an insurance claim.
Drivers can visit InsureUOnline.org for additional information about what to do following an auto accident. Also available on the site is a downloadable accident checklist, a video demo, an audio news release, and other materials to help consumers protect themselves after an accident. (Source: NAIC)
IIHS Test Crash Study: Mid-Size Luxury Cars Perform Sub-Par
Eleven mid-size luxury cars were put through a series of test crashes and did not perform well, according to a study released by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety. The vehicles, all 2012 models, were put through a series of crash tests which replicated the impact that would happen if the vehicle were to strike another car or a fixed object. The test strikes 25 percent of a car's front end into a five-foot rigid barrier at 40 miles per hour.
Of the cars tested, the Acura TL, Volvo S60 and Infiniti G were the only vehicles to receive good or acceptable ratings. Four vehicles earned marginal ratings (the Acura TSX, BMW3 Series, Lincoln MKZ and Volkswagen CC), and four other vehicles scored poorly (Mercedes C-Class, Lexus IS 250, Audi A4 and Lexus ES350).
Additionally, the results concluded that side airbags may not go off on time or extend far enough to protect occupants. Seat belts that spooled out following the simulated crash seemed to pose a problem for the BMW, Mercedes and Volkswagen.
Frontal crashes kill more than 10,000 motorists each year. Continued safety tests such as this one could potentially save thousands of lives.
LDI Helps Recover an Additional $2.6 Million in Insurance Claims Payments
The Louisiana Department of Insurance (LDI) has worked with insurance companies and consumers to recover additional funds to consumers from their insurance providers over the first six months of the year. The funds were recovered from formal complaints regarding property and casualty, health insurance, life and annuities, and consumer advocacy claims.
Breakdown of Consumer Insurance Dispute Settlements (January 1-June 30, 2012)
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"Many people may not realize that the knowledgeable staff at the LDI can help you determine when to file a complaint against a company, or help you resolve disputes with insurers," said Insurance Commissioner Jim Donelon. "I encourage folks to continue to reach out to us for assistance in determining what options are available to them when they are unsatisfied with the resolution of a claim."


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On benching Richard Hamilton
Seven years ago, the Detroit Pistons epitomized what an NBA team — a real team — should play like. They played 'D', shared the rock, didn't care who received the credit, and beat opponents with more talent and better go-to scorers. If you look now, the remnants of Detroit's past are barely present. And for one player who still offers reminders of the past, Richard Hamilton, well, he can enjoy a nice long string of DNP-CDs.
It's not like Hamilton's washed up, either. He's not as productive as he used to be, but he's not as deteriorated as, say, Tracy McGrady. It's funny I bring up McGrady, because his mummified remains actually started in Hamilton's place last game. Will Bynum, DaJuan Summers and Austin Daye also saw time in the Piston's last game. So no, Hamilton isn't the same guy we remember from the 2004 title. But it's not like a bunch of Michael Jordans are stealing his minutes.
What the Pistons have done to Hamilton is criminal. He helped Detroit win games for almost a decade, and even helped win a championship. He wore his face mask, and sprinted around screens, and made his teammates better by approaching the game the right way. He didn't care whether he scored 20 points, so long as his team was winning. Hamilton, you see, was never the type of player who could win a championship all by himself. But neither were his teammates, and that was the ultimate beauty of it. And no matter how many times he failed to free himself from his opponent, Hamilton just kept journeying around screen… after screen… after screen… after screen.
Until John Kuester, or Joe Dumars, or some other Detroit exec, decided Hamilton's time in Detroit was over. His playing time, at least. Now Hamilton collects a paycheck. He's still on Detroit's roster, and he still shows up to games. He sits there, I assume minding his own business, twiddling his thumbs, and dreaming of better days. All because somebody decided Hamilton wasn't in the club's future.
There are other factors in play here, of course.
There's planning for the future, which is why Daye, Summers, Greg Monroe and Rodney Stuckey are assuming so many minutes. But if the future was really the only goal here, would T-Mac be in the starting lineup?
There are certain behavioral issues, and sources have told newspapers that Hamilton's attitude became dour during this ugly season. But if Hamilton were the biggest and/or only problem, would his veteran teammates still back him rather than his coach?
"Man, I really don't know what to make of it," Ben Wallace told the Detroit News. "It's tough because you've got a bona fide All-Star in this league. I don't know. I guess coach has his reasons but I don't see it. I just don't see it."
"I am mad. Anger as far as now," Tayshaun Prince said. "When I look at it I see so many things he can help us with on the floor."
The Pistons plan to trade Hamilton before the trading deadline, and now sit him every minute of every game. I understand why they would bench a player who will wear some other uniform in a few weeks. Of course I do.
But Richard Hamilton has given this Detroit Pistons organization so much during these past nine years. Doesn't he deserve a better end?
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I agree 100 percent. I've written about this, and I'm glad that other C's fans recognize that Rip deserves more credit and respect than he's being shown.
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im sorry, but you are absolutely wrong. Rip has become a giant cancer (not CV3, as KG might suggest) on this team, and has been for a couple years. His talent level is way down, he doesnt have the energy to fight through picks any more, or do the continual running that used to make him a such a good player
His downright abuse of coaches the last couple years is an embarrasment. Well, this coach is going to have none of it.
To give you Boston fans a comparison: He is Manny Ramirez at the end his Red Sox days, without the loveable goofy side
As a long time pistons fan – and the vasy majority of Pistons fans will agree with this – i cant wait for him to be gone. Yes, there was a "we want rip chant" a couple games ago. you know what chant was louder that drowned it out? "we want troy murohy"
think on that for a second. that's how bad it has gotten.
Frankly, the whole team lacks defensive willingness and a total lack of heart. they should bring in Laimbeer and Mahorn to toughen these puppies up, and let the vets go (prince, rip. unless they can put stuckey at the 2, he should go as well. Ben Wallace might be getting long in the tooth, but he gets it, and he's alright)
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We'll take him on thenkings even though he will be 20 times less motivated here in sacramento.
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Anyone hear Phil Jackson's comments about the Celtics being to deep for the HEAT? As much as Miami fans will disagree I'm sure, Boston is too deep of a team for them as it is. I'm not saying the HEAT can't win….cause they can. But I do not think they have what it takes in a series to defeat the Celtics (and possibly Magic). It all depends on the matchups in the playoffs. If Miami has to play the Magic in the 2nd round, then Boston in the conference finals…they will not win.
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Washington, Nov 5 (ANI): Scientists have found reddish rock powder from the first hole drilled into a Martian mountain by NASA's Curiosity rover that has yielded the mission's first confirmation of a mineral mapped from orbit.
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Key independents Rob Oakeshott and Tony Windsor are both still supportive of Labor's approach to broadband policy. Alex Ellinghausen
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Key independent MP Rob Oakeshott has urged the Coalition to bring its broadband policy more into line with the government ahead of this year's federal election, saying it could swing his support if the poll result hung in the balance again.
Speaking to The Australian Financial Review, Mr Oakeshott said he was "all ears" for a Coalition government come the next federal election, but said it must change its broadband policy to use the same technologies being rolled out under Labor's $37.4 billion national broadband network.
Mr Oakeshott, whose support for Labor helped the party gain power after the 2010 election, said he hoped to see bipartisan support for connecting fibre directly to homes and businesses in the near future.
"I am very much an advocate of fibre-to-the-home for as many Australians as possible and for lifting the speed and reliability of ICT generally in Australia, particularly for regional Australians, and for getting a rate of return in the exercise," he said. "If the Coalition can trump the Labor Party based on those principles, I'm all ears."
Opposition communications spokesman Malcolm Turnbull has pressed an alternative policy to the NBN, connecting fibre cables to street cabinets and using the existing copper wire from there to homes and businesses.
The proposal, which would sit alongside the existing NBN fibre network in the event of a Coalition victory, is presented as more economically prudent – at potentially half of the cost – as well as a faster roll-out method.
Mr Turnbull has said the network would be capable of reaching 80 megabits per second in download speeds, just shy of the 100 Mbps speeds NBN Co is currently offering to homes it has connected.
But Mr Oakeshott labelled the current Coalition proposal as "an inferior build" that would not match the Labor NBN speed or the seven per cent rate of return NBN Co is forecasting it will provide on government equity.
"Yes, something that is cheaper, yes, something that will be built quicker, but with an inferior rate of return and an inferior standard for the long-term interests of the country," he said. "If we're in the business of the long term we've got a lot of work to do."
Mr Turnbull refused to comment on the claims.
Though largely supportive of the current project, Mr Oakeshott said NBN Co would be required to "put the foot to the floor" in order to speed up the rollout and catch up on delays it faced during contract negotiations with Telstra and the competition watchdog. The company could no longer rest on regulatory or commercial excuses to explain delays in the roll-out, he said.
"This is build time – we've gone through the test phase of 18 months, two years, we are now into full commercial rollout; that's what 2012, 2013 should be the start of," he said.
NBN Co touted its progress to date this month, claiming it had exceeded its target of commencing or completing fibre construction at 758,000 homes and businesses by the end of last year.
The company says it will physically connect up to 286,000 homes to the NBN by the middle of this year, just before an expected election.
"The test phase was longer than it should have been," Mr Oakeshott said. "We're there now but they are late and now Australians should be demanding that they go hard. There's been some frustration that issues have led to a nine-12 month delay and a lot of those I accept with the various regulatory bodies can be used as arguments that slowed down NBN Co and the department but they're not there any more."
Fellow crossbench MP Tony Windsor said the NBN would be a "significant issue" in determining his support for either major party following the next election. Though he noted a slow initial transition to the NBN, he was positive that the economics of Labor's project would get better with time and that "in two years' time we'll wonder what the bloody hell we were talking about".
"I think in another 12 months it's going to be that far down the road, particularly in terms of fixed wireless but also in fibre, that the electorate will demand they get it," Mr Windsor said.
The parliamentary committee overseeing the NBN roll-out, which Mr Oakeshott chairs, is expected to produce at least one more report on the issue before the coming election, in which transparency and speed are likely to play a significant role.
It would also probably haul department and NBN executives before members several more times before the election, giving both sides of politics more ammunition to make their respective claims.
Mr Oakeshott said he believed the NBN would become a bipartisan issue following the coming election, as the experience from those with active connections became stronger.
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"Feeling gratitude and not expressing it is like wrapping a present and not giving it. " ~William Arthur Ward
Like you, I look forward to the delicious food and the many festivities of the season, to the gatherings and the rituals that signal the holidays are upon us. I look forward to seeing aunts and uncles, cousins and their children; to catching up with everyone, even if just for a few hours.
One of the things I look forward to the most is a tradition started by my mother many years back. Before settling down to the main feast, we go around the room and answer the question "What are you grateful for?" I will admit there were times (during my ungrateful teens) when I didn't find this exercise very endearing. As I grow older, it is one of the things I look forward to, and ponder, the most.
We are often so busy with life that we don't spend much time considering what, or who, we are grateful for. The fourth Thursday of November is the one day of the year dedicated to giving thanks for the many blessings in our lives, (despite the peaks and valleys we all experience). To find gratitude in our lives, we consider our basic needs: Do we have our health? Shelter? Food? Transportation? A job? Friends and family members (perhaps even coworkers) who love us? These are just a few of the things on our list. The rest is just gravy…
Although Thanksgiving offers a perfect opportunity to express our gratitude, perhaps it could be a more frequent activity in our lives? After all, gratitude seems to be a self-fulfilling prophecy: the more grateful we are, the more we find to be grateful for.
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- A Gratitude Journal : A few times a week, jot down the things you are grateful for (or capture it on your iPhone via the Gratitude Journal App). When times get tough, referring to this journal can be extremely beneficial.
- A Gratitude Box: This is one of the most meaningful gifts Oprah ever received. Inexpensive to create, the gratitude box can be given to a friend on a special occasion or duplicated for a special event (such as Thanksgiving).
- A Family Thank Bank: Instead of coins, deposit small notes of gratitude into the slot of a piggy bank. Similar to the gratitude journal, the thank bank allows the whole family to participate.
As warriors of the credit union movement, I think we witness gratitude more frequently than most people do. We get to see the looks on the faces of the members whose loans we approve, when other financial institutions have turned them down. We hear gratitude in the voices of the members whose problems we have listened to, and then helped solve.
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Loved it. A very tight, well-rehearsed show. Terrific to hear the old (and newer) Chicago tunes. Then, in the end, when both bands played together on "25 or 6 to 4" it was amazing. Sixteen musicians, three lead guitarists trading solos - quite a thrill. One MAJOR complaint - it was WAY, WAY too loud. Four of us went to the concert, and we all had to wear earplugs. This seriously decreased my enjoyment because then mostly the bass drum came through. I'm a bass player, and I could not even hear the bass players. The bass drums were too loud, overall. As a rock musician, I have constant ringing in my ears for twenty years, now, and have become aware of ear safety. The sound level at this concert was easily above the level that will cause irreversible hearing loss. I blame both the Sleep Train Pavilion and the Doobie/Chicago sound personnel for that.
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John Ridding, chief executive of the Financial Times, told Campaign: "A hundred and twenty-five years is a pretty big deal. It's an important milestone that proves the enduring qualities of the Financial Times at a time when businesses are being created and destroyed at a breathtaking speed. Capitalism's creative disruption is on fast forward – and we're seeing casualties in many industries, not least media."
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