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(06-08-2012 08:06 AM)bbills1999 Wrote: So Bill Laimbeer started his Career in Cleveland played there 2 years. You wouldnt mind seeing cards in Current Product with him in Cavs Uniform? Also to me College and HS uniforms dont count..
(06-08-2012 08:18 AM)xstreaminsanity Wrote: Seeing as how I'm a Team Collector and not a Player Collector, it wouldn't bother me one bit. I've seen Rodman cards from the Bulls and Spurs, and that doesn't bother me. I would have loved to see him in more Pistons cards, but then I'd have to fight with folk for them.
(06-08-2012 08:28 AM)bbills1999 Wrote: See i dont mind seeing Rodman in Bulls and spurs. Players play for other teams that Happens. He played Well for those other teams and won championships.. But Rodman Finished his Career with 2 bad stints with the Lakers and Mavs do Rodman collectors really want cards of him in those Uniforms? As a Celtic Collector it would actually annoy me to see GU or Autos of Robert Parish in a Bulls Uniform or Charolette cuz thats not who the Chief was he was a Celtic. I could live with Golden State but the other 2 would burn me up..
(06-08-2012 07:55 AM)bbills1999 Wrote: Do you guys like seeing Legends with cards where they are in Uniform other then the ones they are most known for? For example i just got a Moses Malone GU where he is in a Bucks Uniform and i never even knew he played there. Everyone remembers Moses playing for Philly or Houston or even atlanta but the BUCKS? For me I dont like it at all it really annoys me. I want my legend cards to show them In there Glory days not the Broken down hanging on last few years.. What are your Opinions?
(06-08-2012 02:02 PM)buckunteer Wrote: If that's really how you feel you should swap me that Havlicek OSU-uni plate for the Allen auto I just picked up, plus any other lower-end Celtics I've got that you might need, of course


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Lou Holtz, the famous football coach had so many one-liners and quotes which stood out that someone compiled a book of most of his quotes and quotes from other sports coaches. One of my favorites from Holtz says, "When I die, my accomplishments will eventually be forgotten. But what I've invested in my players will continue to live on."
I agree with a passage I read in a devotional this week which said, "The best legacy is not what we leave for people. It's what we leave in people."
After I read this I begin to think of the people who have invested in my life.
There are so many but a few key ones, who took the time to help me grow and develop as a person, taught me skills by passing on their knowledge and shared the goodness of God. I am so thankful for the ones who left a positive mark on my life. I don't want to even think about how it would have affected me if they hadn't took time to invest in me.
You don't have to be a coach to make life investments. We all have life experiences, talents, skills and bits of wisdom we should invest in someone else's life. Keeping the things we've learned, our skills, talents, life experiences and wisdom to ourselves isn't what we are supposed to do.
There's a wealth of knowledge God has entrusted us with. It would be wrong to keep it to ourselves. The right thing to do is to pass it on. Sort of like a "responsibility to the next generation."
Consider leaving your mark an honor. Leave a BIG MARK that will make a difference long after you are gone. Leave one so big and so significant that it will live on because you took time to invest in someone else.
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Is it ok to laugh with cancer?
The question caught me off guard for a moment, then its meaning sunk in. She was really saying, "Cancer is serious stuff, my breast has been cut on and radiated, and you've given me cancer fighting poisons in my veins. My hair has fallen out, food tastes funny, and I'm on a first name basis with the muzak at my insurance company. I've done my crying, but is it appropriate to laugh at it all?"
I remembered back to an intimidating nurse critiquing a tape of my very first patient interview during my second month of medical school. Her eyes were sharp and piercing and her brow furrowed as she watched the tape. Half way through she stopped it, turned it off, and said, "You are flippant…. I don't much care for it." My heart sank, and then she continued without a smile, but with a twinkle in her eyes, "but it works for you, so don't mind me and keep on doing it."
I believe that humor is therapeutic. Of course, that is not a new idea. The saying, "laughter is the best medicine" did not originate with Readers Digest. The biblical record states, "A merry heart does good like medicine, but a broken spirit drieth bones" (Proverbs 17:22). I don't know that a merry heart will add time to a cancer patient's life, but I know that it will add life to the time that they have.
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Patrick Henry
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BIRTH DATE: May 29, 1736
BIRTHPLACE: Hanover County, Virginia
DEATH DATE: June 6, 1799
PLACE OF DEATH: Red Hill Plantation, Virginia
PARENTS: John and Sara Winston Henry
EDUCATION: Educated by his father (including reading Latin). Studied law on his own
OCCUPATION: Lawyer. Set up private practice in Hanover Courthouse, Virginia, in 1760
OFFICES HELD: Delegate, Virginia House of Burgesses, 1765-1775; Member, Virginia Committee of Correspondence, 1773; Delegate, Continental Congress, 1774-1775; Delegate, Virginia Convention, 1776; Governor of Virginia, 1776-1779, 1784-1786; Delegate, Virginia Constitution Ratification Convention, 1788
PLACE OF RESIDENCE: Red Hill Plantation
SPOUSE: First wife--Sarah Shelton; second wife--Dorothea Dandridge
CHILDREN: Six from first marriage, 11 from second marriage
MISCELLANEOUS: Patrick Henry was one of the most outspoken opponents of the Stamp Act. On May 29, 1765, he introduced seven radical resolutions in the Virginia House of Burgesses. Five of the seven resolutions were adopted on May 30, though one was reconsidered the next day (after Henry's departure) and removed.
In May 1774, a message from the Massachusetts Committee of Correspondence informed Virginians of the closing of the port of Boston. The Virginia House of Burgesses set aside June 1, 1774, as a day of "Fasting, Humiliation, and Prayer" in support of the citizens of Boston. Governor Dunmore dissolved the assembly, but 89 of the Burgesses gathered at the Raleigh Tavern and, under Henry's leadership, proposed that all the colonies meet in a Continental congress.
In April 1775, shortly after news reached Virginia that American colonists had clashed with British troops in Lexington, Massachusetts, Henry learned that Governor Dunmore had seized gunpowder from the Magazine in Williamsburg. Henry collected the militia of Hanover County and marched toward Williamsburg. He sent a message to the governor demanding that the gunpowder be returned to representatives of the colony. Governor Dunmore paid the Virginians money equal to the value of the powder, then issued a proclamation outlawing "a certain Patrick Henry" for disturbing the peace of the colony.


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Today, Frauwirth, who trained at several world-class institutions in New York, including Cornell University and Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center, is double board certified in intervention pain medicine and physical medicine and rehabilitation. He was the founding commissioner on the Tennessee Athletic Commission and served as a Goodwill Games physician.
But Frauwirth is also known as a rehabilitation physician, or physiatrists (phas-eye-a-trist), a medical doctor trained in the medical specialty of physical medicine and rehabilitation to ease, eliminate or manage pain. As such, he is a nerve, muscle and bone expert who treat injuries or illnesses that affect how you move. His focus is on the development of a comprehensive program for putting the pieces of a person's life back together after injury or disease — without surgery.
When asked about the distinction between a physiatrist, a chiropractor and an orthopedic doctor in treating pain, Frauwirth explained, "Physiatrists have a very unique approach to the way they care for patients. We try to improve their life rather than just try to improve their condition. We do a treatment as a whole to try to maximize function and add quality to your life."
Frauwirth, who is also an MD, said, "The most important thing to know about any doctor is their qualifications and where they come from. Chiropractors go to chiropractic school and they are trained specifically to a chiropractic approach to the spine. Pain management doctors, which is what I am, go to four years of college, four years of medical school and then they train in a specialty. Most of them are trained in either anesthesia or physical medicine and rehabilitation. Once they have completed their training they go for another year of fellowship in pain management. That's a total of 13 years worth of training. We prescribe medication and we treat medical conditions by ordering different therapies and modalities.
"An orthopedic is a doctor who specializes in the musculoskeletal system surgically. So they approach problems from a surgeon's perspective. They look at a problem, analyze whether or not it needs surgical treatment and then they assign it to either nonsurgical treatment or they try to fix it surgically. Their mindset is that they should try to use the most conservative process that they can but they have the ability to take that problem to a surgical solution. They are not pain management physicians. They treat painful conditions but they are not equipped to monitor, diagnose and follow up on all the modalities that are used in pain management. We have a broad area of expertise that enables us to treat a wide range of injuries."
According to Frauwirth, physiatrists are nerve, muscle, bone and brain experts who treat injury or illness nonsurgically to decrease pain and to restore function. When it comes to treating work-related injuries, Frauwirth said there is a "mandated board of specialties," and chiropractors and orthopedics are two of those specialties mandated.
"Unfortunately, physiatrists are often left out of that loop and we're really the gatekeepers of musculoskeletal medicine," he said. "We're the guys who make the diagnoses. We see patients of all ages — experiencing a wide range of problems in the home, at work or with recreational activities. We help to successfully treat these problems by making accurate diagnosis. Why is that so important? If you put the right doctor with the right problem you get the right treatment. And when you get the right treatment you get better."
Frauwirth, a sociable rehab physician who is passionate about his profession and the business of pain management, shared how he became interested in his profession.
He said, "My mother, Carol, was an occupational therapist and I saw her rehabilitate injuries as a child. I was always fascinated by the way she was able to heal people by putting her hands on them and healing them by touch, by moving them, exercising them and helping them to regain their ability to eat after a stroke or regain their ability to move after a spinal cord injury.
"It fascinated me to watch her over the years develop a relationship with people, because she would stay in these people's lives for a long time and watch them get better. As a little boy I got to see people recover over a lifetime from devastating injuries — gunshot wounds, meningitis from mosquito bites, paralysis from diving off a high dive board — all of these people were patients that my mom was seeing. There were doctors that she worked with to help coordinate their care and I thought I would like to be one of those people."
Frauwirth said there is a very high demand for pain management services because the population is aging rapidly and as the population shifts, more injuries manifest themselves later in life like osteoarthritis, degenerative disc disease and nerve problems.
"These conditions tend to accumulate over a lifetime," he said. "As our population ages we're seeing higher and higher demands to add quality to life and manage pain. It's a highly sought after specialty because in addition to improving quality of life, we also provide treatment that other doctors can't. We do interventional techniques, injections, spinal cord stimulators — a whole host of therapeutic modalities that other physicians aren't really familiar with. We have tools that are unique to our specialty that help treat people in pain."
The unique thing about physiatrists is not just how they take the time needed to accurately pinpoint the source of an ailment, but how they design a treatment plan that can be carried out by the patients themselves or with the help of the rehabilitation physician's medical team, Frauwirth said. This medical team might include other physicians and health professionals, such as neurologists, orthopedic surgeons, and physical therapists. By providing an appropriate treatment plan, rehabilitation physicians help patients stay as active as possible at any age.
Frauwirth said, "There is a tremendous amount of information the public needs to know about pain management. This is one of the youngest and most exciting new fields that we have in medicine. As it currently exist, it's only been around since 1990. So, in the history of medicine in this country, that's a very young specialty. Pain management is a field that can add a lot of quality of life to people who are suffering. It's my hope that I am going to be able to share my thoughts about pain management so that people can better utilize our services."
Since advancements in medical technology will save more lives and therefore multiply the number of persons needing rehabilitation services, experts predict a rise in physiatric services and occupational therapists.
Frauwirth and his wife, Belicia, who is an occupational therapist, said they love their work and are happy to be located in Cleveland, where they have met many warm-hearted people who are delighted to have pain management specialists in the heart of their community. The couple have been married for 17 years and have four children, all daughters, ages 5, 11, 13 and 17. Frauwirth has been practicing in Cleveland for five years.
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Acroname's experience with autonomous systems over almost a decade, countless customer interactions and innovative technologies led to the development of Garcia. No corners were cut during the robot design as new components were developed when an optimal solution was not readily available. Efforts ranged from designing custom motors, high efficiency motor-driver circuitry, custom wheel molds, panel inserts, metal fabrication and a closed loop motor controller design built on BrainStem technology.
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Scattering and tunnelling
Scattering is fundamental to almost everything we know about the world, such as why the...
Scattering is fundamental to almost everything we know about the world, such as why the sky is blue. Tunnelling is entirely quantum-mechanical and gives rise to such phenomena as nuclear fusion in stars. Examples and applications of both these fascinating concepts are investigated in this unit.
By the end of this unit you should be able to:
- explain the meanings of the emboldened terms and use them appropriately;
- describe the behaviour of wave packets when they encounter potential energy steps, barriers and wells;
- describe how stationary-state solutions of the Schrödinger equation can be used to analyse scattering and tunnelling;
- for a range of simple potential energy functions, obtain the solution of the time-independent Schrödinger equation and use continuity boundary conditions to find reflection and transmission coefficients;
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Scattering and tunnelling
In this unit we shall consider two physical phenomena of fundamental importance: scattering and tunnelling. Each will be treated using both a stationary-state approach and a wave-packet approach.
We can consider two approaches to describing the state of a system in wave mechanics. In cases where the probability distributions are independent of time, a stationary-state approach can be used. In other cases, where probabilities are time-dependent and motion is really taking place, a wave-packet approach can be used. The two approaches are related but different. In many situations the choice of approach is obvious and straightforward, but that is not always the case, as you will soon see.
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Office of The Presidency of the Union Stake of Zion of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints La Grande, Oregon Sept. 4th 08. President Jos. F. Smith Silt Lake City, Utah Dear Brother:- I am in receipt of your favor of August 31"" which came to hand yesterday. You say ""Enclosed please find a letter written to Elder David Eccles by Elder Grant Geddes, which is self explnatory. The First Presidency have directed me to inquire if you think it wise to take men away from your Stake occupying such important positions."" Geo. Reynolds"" To the above I say NO I do NOT think it wise to take men away who are occupying important positions when the general welfare of our people are envolved as in the case in hand. As a matter of fact I think it very unwise to cripple either business ( where our people especially are so much interested) or to even depopulate our small wards as is seemingly the case by the letter enclosed written by Elder Grant Geddes to President David Eccles. I may say however, that things do not seem quite so bad to me as Grant expresses and to the end that I may be set right with you I most respectfully submit the following. The call of Grant Geddes ( Gen.Supt)was done without my knowledge much less my consent. Some time ago I had a hand in sending the name of Elder Geddes to you as a likely missionary and he received a letter looking to his departure but later ( so I am infomred ) received a release from you which settled the matter with me. While I think I perhaps had a right to suggest his name to you, when you saw that his presence at home might be of more value your pleasure at once becomes my pleasure for the reason you are at the head sustained to govern all such matters. How and by whom Grant's name got before you the last time is not known by me. This fact at least takes away the responsibility so Office of The Presidency of the Union Stake of Zion of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints La Grande, Oregon # 2 Prest. Smith. far as so many being called at one time. Elder Fossum (so I am told) was called something like four or five years ago, so that he is really a hold-over. I was informed that John H. Eccles desired a call hence his name was sent on. I was also told that Elder Salisbury has been interviewed and was ready. I talked personally with Elder L. G. Taylor and he manifest a desire to fill a mission at any time called. Elder David Geddes received a notification some years ago and so far as I know did not contemplate his departure at any fixed time but that it might be shortly or longer and perhaps nd at all so that I hardly think it fair to incorporate his name in the list sent to Elder David Eccles. I am told too that Elder Fossum does npt expect to go for some years perhaps so that it is hardly fair to incorporate his name as connected with the disruption of business relations here. Elder Geddes doubtless wrote before thinking the matter over with the care necessary. "" I have seen him since he wrote the said letter ( but he did not even intimate that he he'd so written) and matters are in much better shape than as seen in the said letter. So that my position may be thoroughly understood I venture to say. The many enterprises in this vicinity as establidhed by Elder David Eccles has NO better friedn than in me. I certainly do fully appreciate the fact that our young Stake largely depends on them for employment hence instead of my stabbing them I stand ready to defend and protect them. I consider that brother Eccles is playing a very important part here.
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Illinois Philharmonic Orchestra to perform Classical II concert
By Don Snider January 16, 2013 1:46PM
Classical II will be the second Illinois Philharmonic Orchestra program led by David Danzmayr since he was named the group's music director. | NedThePhotographer.com photo
◆ 8 p.m. Jan. 19
◆ Lincoln-Way North Performing Arts Center, 19900 S. Harlem Ave., Frankfort
◆ Tickets, $35-$55, or $5 for students with identification
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◆ The Illinois Philharmonic Orchestra under maestro David Danzmayr will perform music by George Frideric Handel, Claude Debussy, Benjamin Britten and Ralph Vaughan Williams.
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Updated: February 19, 2013 12:44PM
Hal Grossman knows a bit about water. For two decades he was on the faculty of the Interlochen Center for the Arts between two lakes and near Michigan's Traverse Bay.
And he's crossed the Atlantic Ocean many, many times to perform in European concerts.
But he's best known in the Southland for being the Illinois Philharmonic Orchestra's concertmaster for the last 17 years.
As concertmaster, he's the principal violinist who sits at the conductor's immediate left, leads the orchestra in tuning and comes on stage individually.
Grossman also has dazzled IPO patrons with his own violin virtuosity.
He will display both of his talents — concertmaster and violinist — for the IPO's Jan. 19 concert Classical II in Frankfort.
"I'm thrilled that our concertmaster will be the soloist for January's concert," said the IPO's new maestro, David Danzmayr.
"He is a very respected violinist who just recently played for successful concerts in Germany.
"Having an orchestra member as soloist gives an insight into the fantastic level of playing in the IPO, and therefore we will in future seasons include orchestra members as soloists on a regular basis."
Grossman, in turn, said he is honored to be playing for Danzmayr.
"He is bringing a lot of energy and joy to the orchestra," Grossman said of Danzmayr. "Everyone is excited about the direction of the orchestra."
Having commuted for years from northern Michigan to the Southland, Grossman is now an assistant professor of violin at the University of Oklahoma.
But he said the distance is not deterring him from returning to the IPO.
Grossman will be the featured performer for "La Mer" ("The Sea"), the closing piece for the concert, which is inspired by the movement of water.
Other water pieces include George Frideric Handel's "Water Music," Benjamin Britten's "Four Sea Interludes" (1945) from the opera "Peter Grimes" and Ralph Vaughan Williams' "The Lark Ascending."
Grossman said composer Claude Debussy's "La Mer" is a "groundbreaking, virtuoso work. It's a gigantic piece. You can't end with anything else after playing it."
The French-born Debussy completed the piece while he was on the English Channel in 1905 and described "La Mer" as three symphonic sketches for orchestra.
The piece's three movements have been called masterful suggestions and subtlety in their rich description of the ocean.
Jan. 19's IPO concert, the second program led by Danzmayr since he was named the orchestra's music director, will open with "Water Music," one of Handel's three most famed compositions (along with "Messiah" and "Music for the Royal Fireworks").
Handel first performed "Water Music" on a barge in the River Thames for King George in 1717.
The king reportedly enjoyed the piece so much that he had Handel return and play it twice more.
"Water Music" opens with a French overture and is divided into three suites.
Portions of "Water Music" have been used in pop music including the TV show "The Frugal Gourmet" and Disney World's parade of sea creatures.
Also after intermission, the IPO will perform "The Lark Ascending," a mesmerizing work in which the violin enters evoking the image of a lark in flight.
Williams sketched the work while watching troop ships cross the English Channel at the outbreak of World War I.
"I had only heard it a few times before I fell in love with it," Grossman said. "It blankets you with the sound of waves.
"I'm glad to have the opportunity to perform this concert."
That's spoken like a devoted concertmaster.
Don Snider is a local freelance writer.


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Love/hate how sok yells yes every time he hits it, no matter where it goes, even if its going for six.
Love/hate how sok yells yes every time he hits it, no matter where it goes, even if its going for six.
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The city's boost came from the commercial sector while residential new home construction helped the county top the $3 million mark for the first time in 2013.
The Cleveland Development and Engineering Services Department recorded 25 permits valued at $5.88 million while 35 county permits totaled $3.36 million.
City numbers included a $3.5 million manufacturing plant at 705 Industrial Drive S.W.
Other commercial construction included a $649,000 store buildout for Dunham's Sports in Bradley Square Mall in the space formerly occupied by Sears. OK Maguey's Mexican Grill, also at the mall, is undergoing a $90,000 renovation.
This is the second consecutive month that construction activity has figured prominently in city activity. In April, work began on the Santa Fe Cattle Co. restaurant at a cost of $908,000 and a Luigi's Pizza valued at $175,000.
Other significant projects in May included renovations to the library at Cleveland State Community College valued at $149,000; mini warehouses at 3901 Michigan Avenue Road N.W., valued at $110,000; and Quality Machine is building a new shop at 1455 Blythe Ferry Rd. N.E., at a cost of $120,000.
Other commercial activity included a $40,000 makeover at 125 Keith St. N.W. for Jimmy John's restaurant and the addition of a mini-clinic at CVS Pharmacy at 2153 North Ocoee St. That job was valued at $23,500.
The most recent numbers topped the $5.35 million recorded in February and $5 million in April. The month of May was also well ahead of the $3.053 million in January and $2.37 million in March.
Overall, the 25 permits issued by the city included 11 building additions/alterations that accounted for $539,153; seven commercial totaled $4.58 million and seven residential added $737,000.
Bradley County registered $2.17 million on 18 residential new home permits that ranged in value from $100,000 to $428,000. Six of the 18 permits were for double-wide mobile homes.
The county also registered $860,000 on nine commercial and industrial permits. They included three chicken houses valued at $250,000 each and an $80,000 permit for Voice of Evangelism at 410 Urbane Road.
In May 2012, Voice of Evangelism pulled a $13.4 million permit for Omega Ranch on Tillie Road N.E. and adjacent to Urbane Road, north of the Bradley County recreation area.
According to the Voice of Evangelism website, Omega Ranch Project will be built in three phases.
The first phase includes a large facility to house a youth ministry center, along with a larger meeting place for events, gatherings, conventions, partner conferences, camp meetings and prophetic conferences.
Phase II plans call for one of the most unique youth camp and retreat facilities, according to the website.
Situated on the "Ranch," the buildings will have a Western theme and include a game and sports pavilion at the train station, a large barn for morning and evening services, other buildings such as the Freedom Jail, Omega Bank, God's Theatre for the arts and worship, and a large cafeteria in the town's general store.
A theme park type of setting will blend into the farm/ranch atmosphere on the land.
The third phase will be a working farm at which much of the food will be grown and raised for distribution to the poor and needy in the area.
Bradley County recorded eight permits in the residential additions permits totaling $337,404.
The May numbers for Bradley County easily topped the previous high of $2.82 million recorded in April. The county registered $2.14 million in January; $2.3 million in February and $2.03 in March.