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DISH actually started this latest round of consolidation last year through its failed efforts to get bandwidth through Sprint (S). It finally succeeded in getting enough mobile frequency to launch a DishOnline TV service this summer, but with a market cap of just $27 billion, DISH is now a minnow in a sea of sharks.
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I am building cinema player for an art house film club here in India. We have a small chain of places where we can exhibit our films. We also screen some commercial films here on some weekends.
My graphics card is HDCP enabled.
Now all I want to do is to protect my content using HDCP. I know that HD-DVD and Blueray are protected by the way of HDCP. But my content is HD video in avi/h264/mpeg4 format. Now if I want to play my content safely (preventing DVI/HDMI splitters) I need to utilise the HDCP capability of my graphics card. But how do I notify my graphics card that my content should be played using HDCP encryption. Like Blueray players has a protection mechanism I would like to implement the same in to my video/audio files or in to the media player so that when these files are being played back I would like HDCP enabled.
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Of what I can understand is that you want to show your stuff with HDCP protection enabled. As far as I know, there is NO way to protect your content from home. Also, HDCP uses a "key" to encode the content... However, if no software knows the key (it's heavily encrypted), they won't be able to playback anything. That is why most blu-ray players on the market are regularly updated with the latest blu-ray releases or at least connect to a database to be able to get the key. HDCP is only for Blu-ray Video discs. You can't protect a file on the hard drive with HDCP. If you want to do that, encrypt the hard drive (not safe imo).
If you are going to play commercial movies, all you need a HDCP compatible graphic card, HDMI and HDCP enabled monitor.
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I will be playing commecrial movies too.
We would be encoding the video using our custom codec. Once encoded the files are encrypted and loaded in to the media server. The operator then can playback the video.
Since the files are encrypted and decypted on the fly during playback we do not have probelms with the security of the files themeselves.
But we also want to protect the link between projector and server so that no pirate can steal the video using DVI and HDMI splitters>
In this scenario what is the best way to implement the security of the video signal.
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I'm not an expert, but when setting up a home system and trying to get my head around this stuff
Windows 7 has strict HDCP protection built into the OpSys to full anti-copy standards (unlike XP etc)
Therefore it will auto-detect a blu-ray and ensure the leads/adaptors/pci-e cards/output monitor/projector all adhere to the standard for High Definition playback.
If any item of the detected 'chain' fails the HDCP 'test' (ie not compatible) video/audio playback is reduced to dvd quality or simply won't show anything.
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thanks for the info.
But what if I want to play a HD quality video encoded by me. I hope windows cannot identify that as an HDCP encoded movie.
If I want the same thing to apply (as windows applies the security to Blueray) for my HD movies too, what is that I have to do?
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There is a place that sells chicken across from that cinnamon bun place... And they have grilled chicken with steamed veggies and rice. I had them keep the rice, add salsa and...
Tada - Dinner is served!
Was thinking about heading out to dinner last night. I now plan for restaurant visits, menu items, calorie counts, etc. and try to walk in with a Plan - so I don't accidentally get enticed to order something that is not supportive of my goals.
Problem was:
- I really didn't want the sides that would come with the fish I wanted... I know most restaurants will work with you.
- So I considered requesting a side salad instead and was willing to pay the "up charge" for the difference if necessary....
Then I figured - why pay a restaurant for two sides I won't eat, maybe an up charge for the side salad, with the hidden cost of the bread that I won't eat! Add the cost of the unsweetened iced tea - when I have a perfectly good filtered water pitcher in my fridge?
Instead, I went straight to the grocery store, got a fillet of the fish I wanted, came home and cooked it to my liking (and made the side salad w citrus vinaigrette I was in the mood for!).
So many people complain that healthy eating is expensive. Honestly, this is costing me less.
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Hey y'all - it's me! Sorry it's been so long since I've been in touch...
When I was younger, seeing you two was always a special treat whether on the holidays or one of Daddy's "Big Breakfasts" on a weekend morning (even though you were only one of many dishes those mornings). I know we haven't seen each other much over the past few years, and not at all for the last several months - even though "those restaurants" by the highway exits serve you all day, every day!
Biscuits - well I haven't seen you for several months now and perhaps you've figured out that I won't be coming back. You see, it's not you - it's me! I've made some personal changes with regard to the goals and priorities in my life. I no longer have room in my life for your processed white flour or hydrogenated oil, both of which are required for that addictive texture...
Gravy - I haven't seen you recently either. Hope you and biscuits are well. As I was just highlighting to Biscuits, the processed flour used in your roux, as well as the dairy used to complete your creamy texture, are no longer part of my diet. It's not that I don't want to be with you - I've just realized that our relationship wasn't healthy for me.
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Yesterday was kinda funny! Had plans to meet up with friends for dinner, so I put on the pedometer in the morning and started knocking out the errands.
By the time we met up at an Italian Restaurant (um, I prefer to eat GF or LG at the very least!), I only had 5k steps done toward my goal of 10k.
For dinner I had tossed salad, lemon chicken, and a side a broccoli. They shared in the salad, ate two lg baskets of bread and had pasta.
I convinced them to head to the mall with me to complete my steps - done!
When the mall closed, they all wanted to head to a restaurant known for making desserts with cream cheese...... You got it! So off we went. They all got adult beverages, sugary coffee concoctions, and cheesecake! Guess they were on that insulin roller-coaster I got off of a few months ago!
What did I have? Well, I was full from eating real food at dinner, had just walked the last 5k, and had a club soda with orange and lime. I enjoyed my company and to their credit, they all at least packed half their cheesecakes to go - something they've never done before...
Next time we'll see if anyone is willing to join me clean eating/GF/Paleo and see how they feel later...
And it didn't involve Pixie Dust!
My hotel had a reception tonight that essentially equaled free dinner - the catch is it's whatever they cook. Tonight was a pasta buffet: garlic bread, linguini lightly sauced w tomato sauce, penne Alfredo, a pan of Bolongese (red meat sauce w lots of veggies), and a very small salad bar with maybe 6 items on it and two high calorie dressing options.
In the past - I'd have gladly had a fat and carb fest with the Alfredo pasta and garlic bread - and I must admit I was totally uninspired by the idea of a boring little dry salad for dinner. :(
Instead, tonight I thought about my personal goals and I thought about each of You...
You are my inspiration: those who have succeeded (and started where I am now), those who are just starting to figure out if Spark has something here that could help them, and those of you like me who are still finding our way down this newest path we are choosing for the rest of our lives and are grateful to have found a supportive community like Spark with people who can laugh, cry, but most of all problem solve with us. You may not even realize that you inspired me when I read one of your blogs where you were voicing a challenge I too face(d), or I read your words of inspiration to someone else and I was moved by your level of commitment / compassion, or perhaps I've tried one of your recipes - even if I modified it first...
So, what was dinner: about a cup of fresh spinach spread out over the bottom of my plate, topped by a half cup of fresh diced mushrooms, and the whole thing topped by off with a scoop of steaming hot Bolognese sauce. By the time I was seated with my water, the spinach had wilted to perfection, the mushroom has softened - and best of all, I didn't miss the bread or pasta.
I went for a walk this morning but only got in about 7,000 steps. So after dinner, I knew I still owed You something more. I've joined your team goals and need to pull my weight here too. So I got out and finished of my personal goal of 10k steps a day.
Good night Spark... Thanks to each of you for inspiring me that I too can acieve my personal goals. You are all appreciated more than you know.


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Bali Pura Luhur Batukaru Temple and Cultural Small Group Tour
Reviewed by: Chris, Australia, November 2014
We had a wonderful day. Recommend it to anyone. Certainly worth the money and we were really looked after.
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Tour was fantastic and our extremely helpful and friendly. Highly recommend
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Great half day tour. On our trip we were the only couple so had our own private tour. It was great to learn about the culture from a local and expand our knowledge. Gus was a great tour guide and the locations visited were stunning.
Reviewed by: Lilliane R, April 2014
What a great tour! We were six friends traveling together and Rody our guide was incredible!!! We went to the temple and the rice fields - we even had time to stop and meditate in the Pura Luhur Batukaru Temple - any time we wanted to stop and take pictures he was so accommodating. He took us to a really nice restaurant overlooking the rice fields and we thoroughly enjoyed out day. I would absolutely recommend Viator and this tour.
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This quite an amazing tour. Bali is so beautiful. The tour guide was great, Radiawan is his name. He is such a pleasing person. He was on time at the hotel. The ride to the temple was beautiful. We saw all the rice terraces. The vegetation is so green and lively. We went to the temple Pura Luhur from the 11th century.
This temple is in the middle of the jungle. Not many toursit visit the temple, so you have a very peaceful tour.
There was only two other groups, so we had the temple for ourselves. You could listen the birds sing and it was full of butterflies. It was a very memorable tour. The tour guide, let us meditate and sit on the altar for 15 minutes. It was wonderful. Radi went out of his way to please us. It was such a rewarding experience. It is a beautiful ride
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The tour guide Rodney and the driver Su were very helpful. This was probably the best tour of my long Asia Asia trip. The temple was unique in that the visit was all about the temple ( no hawking of.many trinkets by local vendors), meditation, enchanting history along with side trips to beautiful rice fields, fine lunch across the street from a major rice field, visiting an actively habitated lovely compound, visit to a batik factory and shop. Wonderful local flavor.


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Songs of Appalachia: Songbird Lou Wilson
'Singing means more to me than just about anything'
SPEEDWELL, Tenn. — Lou Wilson lives on a dairy farm in a brick house near two silos and a barn. A spring-fed creek bubbles out of the ground in her front yard. The water is crystal clear and never gets above 55 degrees, even in the summer.
On a recent cold December morning, Wilson, who is 78, was already singing when she greeted her guests at the door. Over her shoulder was slung a Martin D-41, a big, bluegrass style guitar that was nearly half her size.
"Come on in," Wilson said. "I've been warming up."
Wilson doesn't need much excuse to break into a song. Growing up, she sang in church, at funerals, and at community gatherings. Many of her songs come from her grandmother, who in turn learned them from her sister, Wilson's great aunt.
She remembers when her family got their first radio. She was 10, and since there was no electricity, the radio ran off a car battery. She grew up listening to the Carter Family, as well as the traditional ballads and sentimental songs her relatives sang around the house.
"She's one of the few people who still sings from a family tradition," said Bob Fulcher, folklorist and manager of Cumberland Trail State Park. "As far as I know, her house is the last place you can go and hear someone from her generation sing that material."
Wilson has lived her entire life in Powell Valley, which is located in Claiborne County between Cumberland Mountain and the headwaters of Norris Lake.
Growing up, she frequently stayed at her grandmother's, who lived in a white frame house three miles down the road.
"My mother and grandma sang, and so did my aunts," Wilson said. "We didn't have air conditioning back then, and in the summer, when it would get so hot you couldn't sleep, they'd sit out on the porch at night and sing those old songs."
As a little girl, Wilson was picking out tunes on the piano before she was even big enough to climb up on the bench. When she was 8 she purchased her first guitar from the Sears and Roebuck catalog. It cost $5, and she paid for it her own money.
"My Bonnie Lies Over the Ocean" was the first song she learned.
Wilson backs herself up on the guitar with a strong right hand technique that uses the thumb to pluck the bass notes, and the back of the fingers to brush the chords. She knows hundreds of songs, most of them love ballads.
"When I sing a song, I imagine I'm in it," she said. "I never had trouble remembering the words till I turned almost 80."
Wilson grew up in a three-story brick house built in 1841. She recalls how the whole family would hold Saturday night shindigs, and how one of her cousins, "Fiddling" Bob Rogers, a great show fiddler who recorded in the early 1950s, would occasionally drop in from California.
These days, Wilson often plays with her son, Russell, who accompanies her on guitar and fiddle.
"I grew up hearing her singing and playing," Russell said. "I took it for granted. Even if dad and I were watching TV, she'd be singing in the background, playing music hours at a time."
Wilson often played in Clinton, Tenn., on Saturday nights when the local movie theater presented live music. There would be other guitar players, a fiddle, and perhaps a banjo. The band was a revolving door of talent consisting mostly of family and friends.
In other words, it wasn't much different from the music Wilson made at home.
"Singing means more to me than just about anything," she said. "Without it, I'd be a very dull person."
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Nebraska's Quarterbacks Coach, Turner Gill, is disheartened. Despite being one of two staff members asked to stick around, his heart is with his co-workers.
"I'm very sad. It's a tough day for all of us," says Gill. "Probably the most difficult day in my coaching career right now, to see my friends being let go of their jobs. They've worked dearly for the program, and have worked very hard for the players."
Gill has until Tuesday morning to decide if he'll stay, becoming a wide receivers coach, or pursue another avenue.
Marvin Sanders, Defensive Backs Coach was let go.
"That's something I really don't understand. How do you keep your job? You think your work on the field is enough, sometimes it isn't," says Sanders. "I thought what our players did on the field, broke records for passes intercepted, led the nation in pass efficiency defense would be enough, but he (Callahan) has a plan, I wish him the best."
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|Semina De Laurantis as Diana and Daniel C. Levine as Doctor Madden star in 'Next to Normal' at Seven Angels Theatre in Waterbury. Christopher Massa / Republican-American
While the heart-wrenching story of a bi-polar mother could easily go way beyond normal, Janine Molinari's razor sharp direction and music director Zachary Ryan's passionate rendition keep the current rock musical at Seven Angels Theatre well balanced.
It's not surprising that "Next to Normal" won a Pulitzer Prize. It's a superior piece, with music by Tom Kitt and book and lyrics by Brian Yorkey, that is so powerful they come as close as possible to shredding sympathetic heartstrings. Instead, this dramatic work leaves the audience feeling exhilarated by the resilience of the human spirit. By the end of this play, it is obvious that mental illness does not affect just one person in a family. It affects every person in such a family.
Semina De Laurentis, Seven Angels' artistic director, steps into the lead role as Diana. Not only is De Laurentis' voice pitch perfect for this challenging rock score, but her performance is deeply moving. At times fiery, but consistently believeable, De Laurnetis will send chills up your spine with her inspired and "electrifying" characterization.
De Laurentis has the lead, but every member of this six-member cast shines brightly. Brett Stoelker as Gabe, Diana's son, delivers a taunting and haunting performance, while Victor Hernandez as father and husband displays the right attributes in trying to hold the family together.
Mandy Thompson as Natalie is a spitfire with a Broadway belt and a performance spiced with endearing poignancy. Johnny Newcomb as Henry, Natalie's boyfriend, is infectiously engaging, while Daniel C. Levine as various doctors transcends normalcy in a psychedelic revelation.
All of the performers are vocally gifted and bring their characters to life through acting skills and techniques that render them vulnerable members of a family where mental sickness thrives.
In one touching scene, DeLaurentis begins to make lunch for her family. She spreads out pieces of bread all over the table. When she runs out of room, she spreads more slices onto a nearby chair and when there's no more room there, she spreads them out on the floor.
It is a scene that exemplifies Diana's sickness. Her inability to get beyond a past experience keeps her family hoping for a cure.
As badly as they want Diana to be at least "next" to normal, they are uneasy when electric shock therapy is recommended.
Eric D. Diaz's set reflects the compartments of a home that are quite separate, yet all connected. It is a polished set that leaves no doubt as to its professionalism. So too, Matt Guminski's lighting that often reflects hellish scenes with blood red color splashed against the set, or rare moments of tranquility in sky blue hues.
Matthew Martin's sound design, and Three-J's Stitching's costumes add to the well polished production.
Band members Lisa Laquidara, David Uhl, Dean Crandley, Mark Ryan, and Sharon Viets take this musical to new heights.
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What: "Next to Normal" -Equity Theatre
Where: Seven Angels Theatre, Waterbury
When: Through June 9
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Yap, Chee Kong and Ismail, Ahmad and Tan, Soon Guan (2004) Biomonitoring of Heavy Metals in the West Coastal Waters of Peninsular Malaysia Using the Green-lipped Mussel Perna viridis: Present Status and What Next? Pertanika Journal of Tropical Agricultural Science, 27 (2). pp. 151-161. ISSN 1511-3701
This paper aims to review the papers published using Perna viridis as a biomonitoring agent of heavy metals in this region and particularly from Malaysia and to discuss the existing knowledge. Further research which will enhance our understanding and increase our knowledge on heavy metal ecotoxicology in Malaysia by using P. viridis is also suggested. This can be part of Mussel Watch monitoring program in this region. The work in establishing P. viridis for the biomonitoring of heavy metals, which is fundamentally based on the recommended criteria for a good biomonitoring agent, can be applied in other mollusks species.
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Trade Rumor: Rajon Rondo To The Dallas Mavericks
CBS Sports reports that Rajon Rondo to the Dallas Mavericks is a very realistic possibility as Dallas and the Boston Celtics have entered "substantive" trade talks.
Rumors say the deal would involve all star point guard Rajon Rondo going to the Mavericks while Dallas would send a package centered around Brandan Wright and draft picks back to the Celtics.
Boston continues to talk to other teams about moving Rajon but it appears Dallas are the favorites to land him at this point. Rondo has averaged 8.0 points, 7.5 rebounds and 10.6 assists per game this season.
The post Trade Rumor: Rajon Rondo To The Dallas Mavericks appeared first on Basketball Bicker by Joey.
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ESPN Rumor: Bulls Offer New Trade Proposal To Timberwolves
ESPN is reporting that a trade proposal involving Minnesota Timberwolves' shooting guard Kevin Martin and Mike Dunleavy is officially on the table. The reported deal involves a little more than that though.
ESPN Insider Nick Borges reported of a trade proposal that would send veteran shooting guard Kevin Martin to the Bulls in exchange for the expiring contract of Mike Dunleavy, Tony Snell and a second-round draft pick.
Martin was a standout while at Western Carolina University. Due to his success, he was selected by the Sacramento Kings with the 26th overall pick in the 2004 NBA Draft.
Averaging 17.9 points, 1.9 assists and 3.3 rebounds per game, Martin's career numbers look like they could be a big help to the Chicago Bulls. In an effort to add scoring, a veteran SG with Martin's ability could be a big addition.
Could Wolves send Kevin Martin to Bulls? http://t.co/TO9zP1elcS
— ESPN (@NBARumorCentral) September 18, 2014
Martin's coming off a season where he scored 19.1 points per game on 55.3% TS
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Rumor: Carmelo wants to play with Pau Gasol … in New York
Photo: Kevork Djansezian/AP One person keeping a close eye on the Carmelo Anthony sweepstakes is free agent power forward Pau Gasol. It has been reported that Gasol would re-sign with the Lakers if they were able to secure Anthony in free agency. Anthony seems to have an interest in playing with Gasol as well, only not in Los Angeles. Instead, Anthony is trying to reach out to Gasol so he can convince the Lakers big man to play with him in New York: A conversation that Carmelo Anthony had been pursuing in recent days, sources tell Yahoo: With Pau Gasol, about playing together w/ Knicks. — Adrian Wojnarowski (@WojYahooNBA) July 3, 2014 In assessing potential targets for the Knicks, Pau Gasol topped my list, so needless to say, I am a fan of the move. If anyone is going to motivate Gasol to play to the best of his abilities, it would be Phil Jackson and Gasol's former teammate Derek Fisher. The money situation would be the toughest sell, as the Knicks only have the mini mid-level exception to offer Gasol, w
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Wild rumor: Celtics and Lakers discussing trade that would send Rajon Rondo to LA, 7th pick to Boston
Rumors are spreading like wildfire leading up to tonight's NBA draft, and one of them involves Boston Celtics point guard Rajon Rondo. According to @TheNBACentral on Twitter, the Celtics and the Lakers are discussing a trade that would send Rondo to the Lakers in exchange for the #7 draft pick.The Lakers and Celtics are discussing a trade that would send the 7th pick to Boston in exchange for Rajon Rondo.— NBA Central (@TheNBACentral) June 26, 2014 I am taking this rumor with a grain of salt, and hope other Celtics fans do too. The thought of Rondo donning Lakers purple and gold makes me nauseous. One member of the Boston media who actually approves of this rumor is CSNNE's Gary Tanguay. Yet another reason to dislike Tanguay, especially if you are a Rondo fan.From Tanguay's post, titled "I approve the Rondo-to-Lakers rumor":The first hot Celtic rumor today was Rajon Rondo to Sacramento for the No. 8 pick . . . and that was shot down when Marc Spears of Yahoo! …
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Rumor: Knicks Already Looking to Trade Samuel Dalembert and Shane Larkin
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The New York Knicks just acquired Shane Larkin and Samuel Dalembert in a deal that also included Raymond Felton and Tyson Chandler heading to the Mavericks. Shane Larkin was easily the most valuable piece in this deal.
Dalembert also could draw interest from some teams as a rim protector, and while he's not a veteran minimum guy, he also isn't making a ton of money, currently making only 3,877,282 dollars.
@SportsSpotNet, formerly @NYSportsSpot, and insider for New York sports was one who reported this rumor via Twitter:
Report: Knicks are attempting to trade Samuel Dalembert and Shane Larkin. Already.
— Sports Spot (@SportsSpotNet) June 25, 2014
Their are some rumors that Phil is already looking to deal them elsewhere. What the Knicks would get in return is entirely unknown, but with a team who's best player is Amare Stoudemire or J.R. Smith, pretty much any talent or value in a pick would make sense in a deal.
This team looks like they're ready for an overhaul,
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Rumor: Phil Jackson Could Hire Steve Kerr to Coach New York Knicks
Something tells me Mike Woodson is no longer thrilled about the Phil Jackson rumors.
While the head coach has reason to feel worried about his job already, thanks to the utter futility the New York Knicks have endured throughout the season, it seems highly unlikely that he'd be sticking around should Jackson end up in the front office.
After all, new management usually likes to start things fresh and the legendary coach might already have someone picked out as Woodson's replacement. Or so the New York Daily News' Frank Isola reports:
Steve Kerr is certainly an interesting choice.
The obvious connection here is that he played for Jackson during the Chicago Bulls' second three-peat, so the front-office candidate is well aware of the former sharpshooter's work ethic and dedication to the sport.
More interesting, though, is Kerr's record after his playing days.
His days as the Phoenix Suns' general manager were interesting, though they were also unsuccessful. He made a number of questionable trades, and while they weren't enough to push the Suns into the promised land, you can't fault him for a lack of creativity and effort.
Also coming into play is Kerr's time as an announcer.
He's one of the best in the business, providing great insight throughout the broadcast and demonstrating a spectacular knowledge of the league. We've seen plenty of former players go from the booth to the head coaching ranks, with Doc Rivers serving as a notable recent example.
With that said, Rivers had experience on the sidelines before he worked with ESPN.
However, Rivers didn't have experience running the triangle, which Jackson is sure to bring with him to New York should he end up working for the franchise. It was his trademark offensive scheme and Kerr is quite familiar with it, having run the offense alongside Michael Jordan for years.
That works in his favor, but Kerr isn't the only candidate.
"The next Knicks head coach could be Byron Scott or maybe Kurt Rambis," reported Isola. "A person close to Jackson raised an interesting candidate: Steve Kerr, the former Suns GM turned TNT broadcaster. Kerr played for Jackson but has no head coaching experience."
Let's say the team sticks with what has emerged as the leading rumor. Wouldn't this just be the perfect Knicks move?
Not only would they be hiring a front-office man with no experience in that role, but they'd also be throwing a rookie coach out onto the sidelines.
Is it the type of plan that would fly with Carmelo Anthony, seeing as all decisions for next year and the future basically need to be run by the high-scoring superstar?
We may be about to find out. With nothing else working, however, this might just be interesting enough to pan out rather well for the beleaguered franchise.
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Rumor: Knicks to make a run at bringing back Jeff Van Gundy
If you can't find anything better, it's best to just go back to what you had when you had it good. After Jeff Van Gundy led the New York Knicks to the NBA Finals over a decade ago, the team has struggled to be any good since. Even with superstar talent, it was a big deal that the Knicks made it out of the first-round of the postseason in 2013 and that says all you need to know about their choice in personnel since losing Van Gundy. According to Marc Berman of the New York Post, the Knicks may look Van Gundy's way again and try to hire him away from ESPN and get him back on their bench. If the Knicks can't get Van Gundy out of coaching retirement — and they may try — Thibodeau's name likely would top the Knicks' list.
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This Kevin Love Trade Rumor Spat Is Getting Weird
The Minnesota Timberwolves have struggled to win games this season, posting a subpar 26-28 record despite being one of the few NBA teams to rank in the top 10 in both offensive and defensive efficiency, per Basketball-Reference.
Before you go questioning the Wolves' fighting spirit, however, it should be said that this crew is never one to back down from a test of wills, either on or off the court.
Case in point: the ongoing battle between the organization and NBA columnist Peter Vecsey over the future of superstar forward Kevin Love. Not only has this fracas continued past the trade deadline, but it has degenerated into a truly absurd spectacle.
Vecsey kicked off this writer-franchise donnybrook on Wednesday—one day before the trade deadline—when he reported that Love had already told Wolves general manager Flip Saunders that he was planning to exercise the opt-out clause in his contract and sign with a different club in 2015:
Now, Vecsey didn't mention the Los Angeles Lakers by name, but Love has been repeatedly linked to that club in recent months. ESPN's Chris Broussard (subscription required) said in January that it is "a 100 percent certainty" that Love will end up in L.A. in 2015.
But Love specifically refuted any idea that he is interesting in moving on to that franchise in an interview with GQ's Steve March: "People think it's so far-fetched that I would stay in Minnesota. And I'm not s——g on the Lakers, but we have the better team, the better foundation. I'm having fun."
And if Love's denial wasn't enough, Saunders took to Twitter to personally refute any notion that his player had asked out of Minnesota:
Even owner Glen Taylor got in on the action, refuting the very idea that his Wolves would even consider trading their best player to Darren Wolfson of 1500 ESPN in Minneapolis:
Vecsey wasn't done, however. He returned to Twitter to this bizarre take-down of Love:
"He must think I'm Jesus Christ?" What exactly does that have to do with the Minnesota Timberwolves? There is a story in the Bible about the apostle Peter denying he knew Jesus three times before the rooster crowed. Is that what Vecsey is referencing? Does that make Kevin Love Peter, the first Pope? And who is Flip Saunders in this analogy, the rooster?
As strange as Vecsey is acting at the moment, he could still be proven right if Love does indeed force a trade in the 2014 offseason.
Bleacher Report's Kevin Ding certainly thinks a draft-day trade between Minnesota and Los Angeles is possible, as he laid out in this video:
If Love is really interested in leaving Minnesota, here's hoping he is more honest with the Timberwolves organization than he is with the media. He is under no obligation to divulge his intentions to leave, mind you, but it would be nice for both parties if the Timberwolves can salvage something from this partnership, even in parting.
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NBA Rumor: Raptors eyeing Rajon Rondo
The Toronto Raptors are interested in Boston Celtics point guard Rajon Rondo, reports the Toronto Sun. It's no secret Boston has dangled four-time all-star Rajon Rondo league-wide and while the asking price is steep, he has piqued the interest of Toronto's front office, according to multiple sources. Toronto is eager to up its "star" quotient and is also enamoured with Rondo's resume, particularly his four all-defensive team selections (two all-NBA first team). He has many backers in the organization. However, Rondo tore his ACL just over a year ago, has only played in 10 contests this season and will become an unrestricted free agent in the summer of 2015 after earning $12.9 million next year. Despite all that, Rondo would not come cheaply. Bull.com's Sam Smith said the price is believed to be "two unprotected first rounders" while one
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Rajon Rondo trade rumor does not sound like Celtics are looking to deal
Waves were made on Monday during the work-day when both Sam Smith of NBA.com and Zach Lowe of Grantland reported or tweeted on a story about swirling trade-rumors around Boston Celtics point-guard Rajon Rondo. It is not the first time during the career of Rajon Rondo that he has been the subject of trade rumors, but these more recent ones hit home for two main reasons. The first reason being that this is only the second time in his trade-rumors that actual value has been associated to Rondo. In this case, two unprotected first-round picks is the asking price for the services of Rajon Rondo.
Secondly, this volatile period in the history of the Boston Celtics means that these rumors seem to carry a little more weight. Despite naming Rondo the captain of the team and plenty of statements by President of basketball operations Danny Ainge that seemed to indicate that Rondo was the only untouchable player currently on the roster, it certainly is not out of the question for the Celtics to trade their star player and
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Wednesday, September 3, 2014
Well-Earned Retirement
My alterations guy was going to let some out of the seat of these beloved gray herringbone suit pants (JAB Signature line) and discovered that some previous alterations person had damaged the fabric in several places which damage would have shown if he had let the seat out any more. We took this to be a sign that it was time to retire this suit.
I'm not too bent out of shape as I bought this more than five years ago on a buy-one-get-two-free sale. JAB still does those ever so regularly. The more things change, non?
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Come Again Another Day
There is precisely one drawback to wearing brown suede wingtips, and that is the paralysis occasioned by precipitation.
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Sunday, July 27, 2014
An Humble Himplement
Behold the microfiber towel. I believe 20 were to be had at Costco for $19.99. My plan was to use them for their advertised use--car cleaning--but not only do they also work well for bathroom cleaning, but they far outstrip old undershirt-rags when it comes to shoe-shining.
If you've ever cleaned clearcoat paint with undershirt, you may have noticed minor scuffs in the top layer--nothing that wax won't fix, but still. It stands to reason that undershirt could do something similar to leather, even if we can't see it with the naked eye. Not so with microfiber on either count. It readily holds a dab of polish and soaks up dry wax when the process is done. And it's cheap enough that you can just pitch it when it gets too wax-laden.
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Monday, June 30, 2014
Everything In Its Place
My sister-in-law is a personage of import and talent in the scrapbooking world. Dapper Spouse does some work for this family business (one of several, including the previously mentioned 5 Rings Fitness), such as verifying measurements, which sometimes requires her to have the final version of whatever project is at issue.
The device shown was apparently once known as a "folio cabinet." Dapper District disavows knowledge of folios, cabinets, folio cabinets, cabinet folios, or cabinolio folinets, but in any event, the item has been repurposed to hold my small accessories: unhangable knit ties, business cards, watches, pocketknives, sunglasses--all of those little things too large for the cufflink holder (also shown, in black) but too small for a valet tray or too cluttery for an ordinary shelf.
The doors even seal with a magnetic closure device. It is all quite high in production values.
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Sunday, June 1, 2014
Color Is Hard: Cont'd
Cream trousers and burgundy oxfords, right? What could possibly go wrong? Tan socks. I didn't notice for an hour or so, after which the exceedingly faint lime green in the trousers became as glaring as the noonday sun. Like how all women on television right now have gently curled hair all of the time. And you can't wear green with tan like that.
Think back to the first time a significant other showed you paint swatches. Remember how you were irritated because the differences seemed so inconsequential? Well, bucko, you were actually irritated because the differences were truly massive but you weren't skilled enough to really distinguish them. It wasn't a dumb question; it was that the answer was beyond your brain's accrued powers of perception. It's not your fault. Male-presenting people grow up not having to learn this sort of thing. But it's there, boy-o, and people are noticing even if you aren't.
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Saturday, May 24, 2014
#menswear Givin' Back
Giuseppe over at An Affordable Wardrobe threw a necktie drive. You won't believe what happened next.
(What happened next is that Paul Fredrick donated a bunch of ties, too.)
(What happened next is that Paul Fredrick donated a bunch of ties, too.)
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Nurse Jackie's Edie Falco on a Dramatic Season, Playing an Addict, and Jackie's Future
"Any number of things can happen. There are as many possibilities as there are addicts in the world."
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"Any number of things can happen. There are as many possibilities as there are addicts in the world."
Like all the other many tributes at this year's Emmy Awards, this too is sad.
More Edie Falco for you.
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TV on the Internet? Who knew!?
Dying onstage ain't easy.
Alongside, uh, Rosie Perez and Phylicia Rashad.
They're appropriately theatrical.
"Like, forgive me, I don't know if you're friends with her — but who the hell is Kim Kardashian?"
Like its principal characters played by Ben Stiller, Edie Falco, and Jennifer Jason Leigh, this John Guare revival feels, for all its determination, caged in its own dreamworld.
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Actors negotiating to star in 'The House of Blue Leaves.'
Everyone who's anyone, and anyone who's dressed.
Plus: David Gordon Green doesn't really want you to see his movie.
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"I think David Chase would probably hang himself before he let such a thing happen," says Edie Falco.
The network just passed on four high-profile pilots they ordered, leaving them in a development hole.
Plus industry news about Rufus Sewell, Martin Short, and Hayden Panettiere.
Following last night's screening of Ang Lee's NC-17 Lust, Caution at the Sunshine Cinema, many of the celebs in the crowd seemed cowed by the intensity, violence, and explicitness of the film's sex scenes.
Plus industry news on Justice League, Katherine Heigl, and Avatar.
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