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A wine region that comes late to the party needs a signature grape if it wants to get noticed in a world dominated by France, Italy, Spain and California. Australia proved the point by planting its flag with shiraz, the Down Under version of syrah. Oregon made its move with pinot noir, the red grape of Burgundy, after a bottle of Oregon pinot horrified Francophiles by coming in first in a Paris wine competition in 1979; shortly thereafter, the famous Drouhin family of Beaune, France, set up a winery, Domaine Drouhin, in the Willamette Valley. New Zealand gained a toehold in the mid-1980s when a single wine, Cloudy Bay, educated palates in thrall to chardonnay that sauvignon blanc yields spectacular white when it has cool-climate zing and lots of minerals and grassy pungency. Today, sauvignon blanc constitutes 63 percent of New Zealand's wine exports.
Which brings us to Argentina, a country with a centuries-old wine-making history that is now commanding considerable attention with just one red grape, malbec, most of it coming out of one high-elevation region, Mendoza. Malbec is an unlikely candidate. It is the Daniel Baldwin of red grapes, the Ringo, the Zeppo. It is allowed in Bordeaux blends but not used a lot, generally faulted for having decent color but not as much fruit as merlot and not as much structure—i.e., the bodybuilding tannins and acids that make a big wine mature properly—as cabernet sauvignon or cabernet franc. The so-called black grape still dominates the wines of Cahors, a region of southwest France, but Cahors is not exactly a household name like the Rhône or even Provence.
The claim for Argentine malbec is that the grape shows more character in South America than it does in even the best French examples. The grape is too sensitive to French weather; it finds its best natural expression in the Andes. An acquaintance of mine from Argentina who knows his wine and loves his malbec told me what to expect: "Malbec in Argentina is much more full-bodied than in France; it's juicy, it's concentrated. Plenty of plum, plenty of chocolate notes. Fairly low level of acidity." Another wine fanatic and Bordeaux-ophile told me he had tried a few Argentine malbecs and had one word for them: "plummy." He did not mean it as a compliment.
My Argentine friend was describing a malbec that had been cleaned up and made presentable for export, mind you; traditional Argentine malbec is, he told me, often a bit muddled, fuzzy. An Argentine wine web site describes local tastes as somewhat peculiar by international standards: "Argentines prefer their wines very low in tannins. . . . They like to smell old, damp wood. No Argentine winemaker is in a position to ignore a customer that single-handedly sustains the world's fifth-largest wine industry." Certainly not, but good luck selling old, damp wood on the world market. There are people, including me, who seek out the barnyard funk of Rhône and Burgundy reds, the petroleum-like cut of a good German riesling or the cat-pee odors of an intense sauvignon blanc, but I just wouldn't bank on musty cabin pong working in malbec's favor. Hence some Argentine winemakers now produce one style for export and another for the large local market.
After tasting more than a dozen Argentine malbecs produced in Mendoza (all for export, of course, most from the standout 2002 vintage), I can report that this wine certainly has distinctive character, and further that its character may allow the Argentines to cut a significant wedge out of the world wine market long-term. I can see Argentine malbec appealing to fans of softer zinfandel, say, and merlot, to those who like their fruit forward and their tannins in check and who tend to drink red wine young. I'm just not sure I love it too much myself.
What we have here, on first whiff, is a wine of Queer Eye fruitiness—queer fruit for the gaucho guy. It smells like all the sweet-tart red berries you can think of mashed together: raspberries, boysenberries, chokecherries, red currants, cherries. And, yes, plums. It tends to be a very dark red in color, and, with all that fruit in the nose, by first taste you're expecting a monster, perhaps one of the huge California reds: not only mega-grapey but with some of the tongue-numbing tannins of a new wine that is built to last a decade or two. But in most cases there is less tannin than fruit in these wines, and far less of the acid that makes Italian chiantis, say, so mouthwatering. The Argentine malbecs have an exuberance, a pop musicbright intensity. They're not anywhere near as simple as a stunt wine like beaujolais nouveau—they are, after all, aged in oak, so there's a lot more going on—but they have some of that fruity pop, and the lesser wines seem almost evaporative; they retreat quickly from the tongue.


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The scripture you put there meant the prophecies that had to do with Jesus in these parts of scripture. He even said, "concerning me"
That has absolutely nothing to do with any laws at all. All "laws" mean in this sense are the books and writings that Moses wrote.
In Matthew 5 38-48, Jesus directly says that the laws of revenge are ones that not longer are applied:
"You have heard that it was said, an eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth. But I say to you, Do not resist one who is evil. But if any one stirkes you on the right cheek, turn to him the other also; and if any one would sue you and take your coat, let him have your cloak as well;and if any one forces you to go one mile, go with him two miles. Give to him who begs from you, and do not refuse him who would borrow from you. You have heard that it was said, You shall love your neighbor and hate your enemy. But I say to you, Love your enemies and pray for those who persecute you, so that you nay be sons of your Father who is in heaven for he makes the sun rise on the evil and on the good, and sends rain to fall on the just and unjust. For if you love those who love you what reward have you? Do not even the tax collectors do the same? Do not even the Gentiles do the same? You, therefore, must be perfect, as your heavenly Father is perfect."
Chapter Five of Matthew does a great job of telling exactly how laws changed from the OT. Please look there for further reference. ^_^
The only gov't that God instucted was changed by God Himself. And the laws were changed to love those who have done harm to you and your family and to forgive them. This Amish do a good job of displaying this. They have no hard feelings for the man who murdered those children last week, but instead forgive and move on right away. And even more, they pray for his family.


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BOSTON — The World Cup is now just one month away.
And a swift month later we will all be making judgments on South Africa 2010 based on a variety of factors: the host country's ability to provide a festive, efficient and trouble-free backdrop; the quality and aesthetics of the soccer on the field; how our own favorite teams fare; and whether those vuvuzela horns can be muted so that they don't exact such a painful toll on our ears.
But regardless of what happens on and off the field in South Africa, the World Cup always delivers a collateral benefit for fans of the game: 'tis the season of soccer books. And several interesting and useful tomes have already landed on my desk.
Here are three notable efforts that offer fans a wide-ranging view of the game and the upcoming Cup competition. Full disclosure: only a small fraternity/sorority write about soccer in this country so we pretty much all know each other. I am well acquainted with both American authors, one of whom kindly gave me an acknowledgement, though, regrettably, not for my soccer acuity but rather for my good company during past World Cups. The British authors have been spared any acquaintance with me.
America — "Chasing the Game" by Filip Bondy (Da Capo Press): Bondy's is the tale of the American team, a useful primer for both knowledgeable fans and those who, after a four-year hiatus from soccer, want to catch up with our lads before the America's June 12th opener against England.
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We have pretty much come to take World Cup qualification as our birthright here — the U.S. team is one of only seven teams that has reached six straight World Cups — though it has more to do with weak competition in its region than the prowess of the Yanks. While 2010 Cup qualification did not produce great drama, the ups and downs of the 16-month chase provide a suitable framework for Bondy to reflect on our national team, its players and the game here.
Indeed, in just under 300 pages, Bondy provides a remarkably comprehensive modern history of American soccer and its World Cup experience. He also offers revealing portraits of U.S. coach Bob Bradley and key players who, with their performance in South Africa, will determine if American soccer is, in fact, proceeding on an upward arc.
The book is exceedingly well written as it executes as complex a weave — back and forth in time — as any witnessed on a soccer field. But its greatest strengths are Bondy's passion for the game — his Czech-born father raised him to prize soccer over all other games — and the fact that he witnessed most everything he writes about. He has covered every World Cup dating back to 1990 and has traveled to the remote outposts like Tegucigalpa and Port of Spain where the team earns its Cup qualification.
Bondy doesn't stint on the historic 1950 World Cup where America produced what is likely the greatest upset — U.S. 1, England 0 — in tournament history. He interviews the surviving members for what is a fascinating sojourn into the roots of the modern American team. For fans that lament the lack of a soccer culture in this country, a look back at 1950 reveals how far American soccer has come. The rest of this welcome book reveals just how far it still has to go.


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UPDATED 9:33 AM CDT Jul 05, 2013Two candidates hoping to fill Sen. Mike Johanns' seat in Washington attended the Independence Day Parade in Ralston.
Video TranscriptPOLITICS AND PATRIOTISM IN RALSTON, DURING THE ANNNAUL THE CITY'S INDEPENDENCE DAY PARADE. TWO CANDIDATES HOPING TO FILL SENATOR MIKE JOHANNS SEAT IN WASHINGTON MAKE THE ROUNDS. ONE CANDIDATE HAS SERVED IN OFFICE..WHILE ANOTHER IS JUST GETTING STARTED. (NATS: music "living in america") THERE'S A CERTAIN PRIDE.. LIVING IN AMERICA. AND A CERTAIN PRIDE.. SERVING IN AMERICA. SERVING.. IN PUBLIC OFFICE. (Bart McLeay/ (r)running for US senate: "we need to get a financial fix of our country in terms of our financial circumstances and secondly we've got to restore some basic freedoms")(Shane Osborn/(r) running for US senate: "fiscal responsibility and transparency as well as keep our promise to veterans") SHANE OSBORN, A FORMER STATE TREASURER .. AND BART McLEAY, AN OMAHA ATTORNEY.. ARE SOME OF THE áFIRST TO JOIN THE PARADE OF CANDIDATES FOR THE U-S SENATE. AND THIS IS A CHANCE TO MEET VOTERS .. EARLY IN THE RACE.(Alan Kvetensky/voter: "I think it helps having the candidates out meeting the people and they need to stop and take the time and listen to them") áLISTENING.. WILL BE KEY. BECAUSE THE WINNER OF THE RACE..WILL HAVE TO MEET THE VOTERS' HIGH STANDARDS.(Kevin Welsh/voter: "Someone that can balance a budget and spend our dollars like they would spend their dollars instead of using our wallet as a black hole") (Kvetensky/voter: "Honesty. We need to get our country back where it belongs. I'd like to see them work on the budget and just be upfront with people")(snd of parade) BUT PARADES LIKE THIS.. ARE TWO-WAY STREETS. THE VOTER TELLING THE CANDIDATES..WHAT'S ON áTHEIR MIND .. THE CANDIDATES TELL THE VOTER.. WHAT'S ON áTHEIR MIND.(McLeay: "We need somebody to be able to communicate a strong message for Nebraskans.") (Osborn: "So many people are doing multiple deployments who have served and served, and we need to make sure they're taken care of when they get home") OSBORN WILL MAKE HIS áFORMAL CAMPAIGN ANNOUNCEMENT THURSDAY IN GRAND ISLAND. McLEAY ANNOUNCED EARLIER THIS WEEK.
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Some char become sticks of butter in the fall. Togiak National Wildlife Refuge.
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The last week has not been an easy one in Anchorage schools. Just below the surface, feelings about what happened in Newtown, Conn., are still raw.
People who work in schools and students old enough to absorb the facts of the shooting told me this week that they can't avoid the grim mental exercise of putting themselves in the shoes of those at Sandy Hook Elementary. Since the news broke, feelings of fear, grief and vulnerability have been hitting without warning like aftershocks.
I visited Chugiak High School on Wednesday, intending to talk to an Anchorage Police Department school resource officer about student safety. Before that interview, I took a few minutes with principal Sam Spinella. I asked what he'd thought about once the news set in last week. Emotion gripped his voice. He apologized and took a second to collect himself.
"As an educator, I immediately see kids' faces and to me, that is just devastating," he said quietly.
He and his assistant principals talked soon after the news broke, he said. The school, like all Anchorage public schools, has procedures for a situation like that, which he would implement. But beyond that, every principal has to decide individually what he or she would do if someone harmful were in the school. Spinella said he and the other principals would likely confront a shooter. But the reality of what that would look like is terrifying.
"I can't tell you exactly what I'd do. I'll tell you one of the things I'd do right away is pray. ... it's pray as I walk, it's not stop and pray," he said. "I just know that I have to have wisdom as to how to deal with that situation."
These kinds of dangers weren't even within the realm of possibility when he got into education, he said. I asked him about the suggestion some people have made that teachers should carry guns.
"I don't think it's wise," he said.
Not everybody is comfortable being put in the position of having to potentially shoot someone. It's a lot to ask of teachers. Chugiak has two Anchorage Police Department officers at the school. Spinella prefers that model, he said.
It was lunch hour. I talked with a few students next, before my APD interview. One of them, Carly Metcalf, 18, told me that she heard about what happened at Sandy Hook last week in her keyboarding class but it took time to absorb. The past couple of days at school, she thought about it when she found herself alone in the hall, she said. She also thought about it when she went to the mall to go Christmas shopping.
"It just scared me and I've never been scared before," she said. "It's like there's crazy people everywhere and what can you do to stop it, really?"
You can't stop it, she said. All you can do is be prepared. That doesn't mean more guns in schools, she said. Teachers have enough to worry about.
Thinking about the 6-year-old of a family friend brought the loss home for her, she said.
"Knowing those 6-year-olds and those 7-year-olds and knowing their whole life is ahead of them," she said, tears filling her eyes. "God, it's so sad."
You have to be grateful, she said.
"We're lucky every day to just be where we are and be safe; we're really lucky every day to, like, come home."
Anchorage Police resource officer Cody Musgrave met me at the office and we walked though the halls as lunch wound down. Musgrave makes a couple school arrests every week for things like drugs and fighting, but at Chugiak, a lot of his work is building relationships with students, helping them sort things out before they escalate.
He sees himself as the guard dog at the high school, he said. He and the other school officer would go right into any situation like Newtown. They would not wait for backup, he said.
"We know, our families know, that we take risks. We know that we might not walk away from that," he said.
School shooters pick targets where they don't think they'll be challenged. Just having officers in the school is a deterrent, he said. He's heard it suggested that every school have a police officer. He thinks that's a good idea. It doesn't have to be expensive, he said. There are plenty of retired officers in every community who would love to volunteer.
Musgrave has five children. Of everything, it's the thought of the Sandy Hook parents that gets to him.
"They are going to deal with this forever," he said.
We rounded a corner and walked into a long hallway that was decorated for Christmas. We talked about the idea of arming teachers or limiting access to high-powered guns. He wasn't sure about either of those ideas.
I asked him about a paper chain hung along the ceiling for the length of the hall above us. Each of the links on the chain had a message written on it describing something nice someone did for someone else, he said. He explained it was part of a program called Rachel's Challenge, named for Rachel Scott, a girl who died in the Columbine school shooting. Chugiak students made it before the Sandy Hook shooting, Musgrave said.
Scott left behind journals that talked about her desire to change the world through small acts of kindness, he said. The Rachel's Challenge programs are meant to address bullying and combat isolation in schools. Little, positive gestures are really valuable at school, Musgrove told me. People might overlook it but his experience has shown that keeping students connected to one another keeps them from harming themselves and others. He read one of the messages written on one of the chain links: "Bethany scratched Lauren's back." He laughed. I laughed. It felt nice to laugh after a morning of sad conversations.
"See?" he said. "They don't have to be amazing."
There isn't one easy solution to keep what happened at Sandy Hook from happening again but, he said, simple acts of kindness still go a long way.
Julia O'Malley writes a regular column. Read her blog at adn.com/jomalley, find her on Facebook or get her Twitter updates at www.twitter.com/adn_jomalley.
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Video TranscriptDIFFERENT SPORT.. GIRLS STATE BASKETBALL FANS AREGIVING THE NEW PINNACLE BANK ARENA IN LINCOLN A BIG THUMBS UP. THIS IS THE FIRST YEAR BOTH GIRLS AND BOYS HIGH SCHOOLBASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS WILL BE HELD THERE. KETV NEWSWATCH SEVEN'S ANDREW OZAKI HAS OUR STORY. FROM THE WALK TO THE GLASS ENTRY WAY..( Troy Schroeder: It think it's great.love it. Neat environment. ) TO THE 15-THOUSAND SEAT ARENA.( Denise McNeel: Very roomy lots of people can be here nice facilities. ) FANS SAY STATE HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL HAS REACHED A NEW PINNACLE.( Christy Rowley: I really like it. It's really easy to see anywhere you sit. ) FANS FROM SIDNEY AND GRAND ISLAND NORTHWEST THE FIRST HIGH SCHOOL TEAMS TO TIP OFF IN THE NEW FACILITY.( Garrett Koepp: Oh it's great to be the first ones to play here. ) ESPECIALLY KNOWING WHAT THE NEW ARENA HAS ALREADY MEANT FOR THE HUSKER MEN AND WOMEN'S BASKETBALL TEAMS. LINCOLN'S MAYOR SAYS THE HOME COURT ENERGY HAS FAR EXCEEDED HIS EXPECTATIONS.( Mayor Chris Beutler: I understand on Facebook people are already starting to call it the "Vault" ) GRAND ISLAND NORTHWEST'S COACH EVEN BROUGHT HIS TEAM TO WATCH A HUSKER GAME A COUPLE OF WEEKS AGO SO THEY WOULD GET USED TO THE NOISE.( McKenzie Brown: We saw the atmosphere we were going to be playing in. It's crazy. The Pinnacle Bank Arena just has that awe factor.) AND NOT JUST THE ARENA.. BUT WITH ALL THE NEW RESTAURANTS IN THE WEST HAYMARKET AREA.( NAT SND: Down line hot. ) AND PARKING GARAGES. THIS PERSON EVEN FOUND A METERED STALL ACROSS THE STREET.( Sandy Petersen: I was shocked it's like there's one! ) AND NO MATTER WHAT HAPPENS THE REST OF THE TOURNAMENT...THE GRAND ISLAND NORTHWEST VIKINGS CAN ALWAYS "BANK" ON THIS MOMENT.( Denise McNeel: First team to play first team to win so yeah there was excitement.) IN LINCOLN, ANDREW OZAKI KETV NEWSWATCH SEVEN. FOR A COMPLETE GUIDE ON WHERE TO PARK NEAR THE NEW ARENA..YOU CAN GO TO K-E-T-V DOT COM. WE EVEN HAVE A LINK TO DISCOUNTS ON PARKING AND RESTAURANTS. DEMAND FOR HELP FROM THE
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Razzball Nation! We're here on a special weekend wrap-up where Slim (this is JB speaking) got to the action and JB just snuck in the beginning. And snuck in the end! I'm like Brad Pitt at the Oscars. "Wait, why is he winning best picture! So confused right now…" Tomorrow I'll proudly illustrate what I did over the weekend, but a nice defining touch hoops-wise was another great one from my boy Mike Scott, who while posting great lines, isn't helping the Hawks win… And that's a problem! Especially with Paul Millsap assumedly back sometime soon this week. But I thought Gravity mighta gotten best picture too! After a really rough send-off last Monday, went bonkers on the Suns for 20/5/2/3/0 with three treys and not a single TO. I bet Philly sports fans wish they had no TO. BOOM! Double sports joke. The main number that got my emoji tats all excited was the 40 mins played. Millsap is going to travel with the Hawks as they migrate on a 5-game road trip, but very easily could miss the first few making Scott a solid short-term add. So beam him aboard, win a big week as we near playoff time, and don't forget to yell over the music if those pompous mf#@*$ng PA guys at the Oscars wanna condescend you by playing the music. And here's Slim with what he saw over the weekend:
Please, blog, may I have some more?Paul Millsap
Probably because he's, well, Elton Brand, I haven't paid much attention to him. It's like telling me, "Hey JB, Robert Parrish is on the wire, what'da think?!" Brand is getting tons of run lately with Gustavo Ayon and Pero Antic still hurt decimating the Hawks 5s (and Paul Millsap out as well), to the tune of 40+ minutes the past two games and 30+ in 4 of 5. And grandpa Elton topped off his big run with a rainbow line last night, 7/13/3/2/2 in 42 minutes. That's like an Andrew Bogut line! Had a comment last night asking if Brand is a flash in the pan. More like flash in the bedpan! Yeah, I don't see any sustainability here with none of the aforementioned hurt guys really out that long. But hey, maybe a one-game stream? The Hawks are going at Boston tonight who lack any sort of consistency up front as well and Brand could get ya another multi-cat gem. Here's what else I saw last night in fantasy hoops:
Please, blog, may I have some more?Oh man, it's been a grueling season for a few of my fantasy teams. I'm like Oliver Twist out there. "Please, sir, give me some fantasy-more!" But it's always nice seeing one of my boys go out there and have himself a career weekend, like Mike Scott who put up 20 on Friday then a career-high 30 on Saturday. #EmojiTats! In 30 minutes (he scored a 30 for 30) shot 11-14 including 6-7 from deep. Somebody step out on this guy! Reminds me of when the old UNCW coach would keep our hapless defense in zone when the opps were hitting threes. I remember when you were against us, Kent Bazemore! Oh man, I gootta elaborate more on that… Anyway, Scott went 30/8 with no other stats so it was a major-ThrAGNOF! And remember, ThrAGNOF isn't derogatory unless it's one of those high-ranked guys. Looking at you Klay Thompson. Scott got the start for Paul Millsap whose knee is all syrupy, and Scott could pick up another start or two early this week. Why you don't need to draft threes! Grab your kilt, prep your best Mel Gibson, and ride with your fellow Scott against the Longshanks. Here's what else I saw over the weekend in fantasy hoops:
Please, blog, may I have some more?The trade deadline is here! Today! And even though we had a few trades already go down, more are sure to proliferate through the league office. Hopefully the NBA has faster fax machines than the NFL. I mean, seriously on that Elvis Dumervil thing?! BREAKING NEWS! The Heat trade LeBron James to Cleveland for Anthony Bennett, but the trade was sent just over a month too late. Reports indicate it was sent on April 1st. Hah! Sent from some hooligan named David Stern… You've been punked Adam Silver! Back to reality, we've seen Marcus Thornton get traded to the grandpa Nets for Jason Terry and Reggie Evans and Steve Blake get all his fantasy value decapitated Hershel-Walking Dead style by getting shipped to the Warriors for Kent Bazemore and MarShon Brooks. The takeaways thus far is you can cut Blake in virtually all leagues, and in deeper leagues I actually think Reggie Evans could start at some point as the Kings 4. Jason Thompson is one of the many rumored on the trading block which would open up that role. I'm not saying Evans would play 30 minutes or anything, but could maybe average 8 boards a game while doing nothing else in the typical Evans fashion. So when I say deeper leagues, I mean deeeeeeper. We'll recap the rest of the trades in tomorrow morning's piece as well as in the comments throughout the afternoon to help with your fantasy moves. Here's what else went down in NBA action:
Please, blog, may I have some more?It's finally here: All Star Weekend! It's a shortened week, so you get a shortened article. Like New Years Eve, I'm getting hyped up to be let down, the most common experience in life. I'd like to say I'm optimistic for the weekend's festivities, that the changes to the dunk competition will make the product exciting, but I'm not. Nevertheless, it's all about expectation. Take your fantasy squad: If you're like me, you enjoy having a player on your roster being named to the All-Star squad. From my perspective, it increases his value, even though we all know, that it really comes down to the numbers. But I have an expectation that players who have been named an All-Star will live up to that honour.
So now might be the time to buy an All-Star, who has the best part of the season (and his production) left, or to sell high on an All-Star who is overvalued. Understand that there are no steals here. You'll pay (or receive) for every player listed below. That said, here are a few names to consider:
Please, blog, may I have some more?As we mentioned a few months ago, the Philadelphia 76ers D is bad. Like D League bad. They could use some D league! At one point, they were close to 8 points a game worse than the the 29th worst team defense. But with the Lakers having all sorts of problems, they've entered the bottom feeders with Philly giving up a league worst 109.9 a game, LA now 29th at 106.2, then third is at 103.8. Suffice to say – soft D. Kinda like in the word djent. Any metal fans out there? Or in Django Unchained. The big benefactor last night was another huge game from Jeff Green, who shot 11-18 (5-7 3PTM 9-12 FT) for 36/8/2/0/2. Should've been doing this all year! Green had that even bigger 39-point outburst two weeks ago against the Wizards, so that's two biguns sandwiched with cold cuts of bleh. Kinda like a $5 footlong when you choose meatball but have to eat it later… Stevens said a couple of days ago that they need to get Green the ball in the post and in transition more. I guess that equals making 5 of your 7 threes! Hah. While I do think Green will be better, and the return and minutes exansion of Rajon Rondo to help create better oppotunies will help, if you can get some really solid top-60ish value in a sell-high, run and do it. You may be saying, "top-60, this JB is reaching too high!" Heading into the year, ranked 63 in Yahoo and ESPN at 58! And I had him at… Yeah I don't wanna talk about it. So getting draft day value at 100% would be very nice. Much lower than that and I'm still holding. Here's what else I saw on a busy night of NBA action:
Please, blog, may I have some more?Last night was a doozy. Flummoxing. I actually had to look up flummoxing to be sure it worked. And it does! But there are numerous things that aren't working for the Kings, mainly Rudy Gay's Achilles and DeMarcus Cousins' ankle. Gay actually wasn't "Leon" down in pain like DeMarcus after DMC fully rolled his ankle, but neither sounds like any sort of fun. With Cousins, the diagnosis is a "moderate sprain" and I gotta say, a big near 300-pounder putting all his weight on an ankle the turns 90 degrees the wrong way doesn't sound moderate. Moderate maybe in the sense that the dude in 127 hours only had to "moderately" scratch his arm to get free! I'd expect at least a few weeks. But, "I'm not a doctor, I'm a pool man!" Then there's Gay's Achilles which you could see in his face he was in bad pain and exited pretty quick, albeit under his own power. We all saw Kobe Bryant limp off under his own power with the torn Achilles, so this one is definitely a hold-your-breath injury. The obvious immediate add in most formats is Derrick Williams, who I kinda disregarded when he was acquired, but now is in a "you-better-be-able-to-score-a-lot-because-we'll-need-it" starting role. Solid 22/11/1 with three treys last night in 40 minutes of duty. Just added him in one league for the ice cold Terrence Ross for example. Ross is like, "hey don't blame me, it's this effin' weather!" Yes – I narrate my fantasy teams. Someday soon I hope to put on a finger puppet show. Here's what else I saw last night in a wild evening of fantasy action:
Please, blog, may I have some more?Man… It just hasn't been the best few years for Kris Humphries… The divorce. The loss of a starting job. Traded as a dump to Boston. But he's actually been a pretty decent fantasy player lately, including getting a surprise starting nod last night, fairly under-the-radar. Unfortunately, none-a-dat-matters when watching last night's game! Man, talk about lucking out with the games I got this week, as I had Yahoo highlights for the Celtics at Clippers, and the now-infamous "Welcome to my Poster" dunk. Just dirty from Blake Griffin. If you didn't see where I cut the highlight, right after Ralph Lawler says "over, and over, and over…" it cuts back to Humphries who gives the easiest to lip read F bomb you could imagine. Hilarious! I lost my cookies all over the office. I shoulda put "And-one" on the highlight too, but my face melted. Getting back to fantasy, Blake can have his own poster this year, producing at a great rate and a great pick even for the unknowledgable NBA fan in your league who reached for him for the highlights. As I mentioned a month or so back, Griffin has been really good this year capped off with a 29/6/8/2/0/highlight of the year line last night. He showed us why fantasy hoops is underrated in the fantasy community. It beats football by actually requiring skill and not small-sample luck, and gives us the best highlights to shove it in the face of baseball. "Oh look, I had Ryan Howard on my team and he actually hit a homer, look at this moon shot!" "Pssshhhh, I had Blake in today and look at him murder Kris Humphries!" (full disclaimer I love fantasy baseball). Enjoy the ride if you nabbed Blake. Here's what else happened last night in the NBA:
Please, blog, may I have some more?DeAndre Jordan is the prototypical Boards-N-Blocks guy.
Of course we want guys who consistently put up double-digit rebound games with a few snuffs sprinkled in. And, yes, we love it if you have the ability to post a 20-board behemoth every so often.
But what makes Jordan the perfect candidate for this space is that he scores like he's playing golf. When you see a game like the 2-point, 19-rebound, 2-block line he compiled in an epic overtime thriller Friday at Portland, you wonder if he's actually trying to not put the ball in the basket. Anyone who owns him knows he takes the idea of not scoring to the extreme at the free throw line (where he's shooting 40 percent). It's almost like it's a badge of honor for him.
Please, blog, may I have some more?Merry Christmas to all! And to all a good night! Well, except for the Hawks, who lost both DeMarre Carroll and Al Horford in last night's double overtime win against the Cavs. Carroll's Christmas carol was about hoping his hand and/or thumb didn't break, as he was in bad pain exiting the game. Diagnosis came out that he has a sprained thumb, and while a non-break is a good news, remember Larry Sanders "just" had a sprained thumb and had to have surgery. Just shatter the champagne bottle you got sprayed with and use it like a weapon like a normal bar fight, Sanders! And to make matters worse, Horford then lost all his Christmas cheer when he hurt his shoulder later in the game and is set for an MRI. It's his right shoulder vs. a left pectoral tear that ended his year in 2012, but neither of these injuries look too good. Big men waiting in the wings for the Hawks (womp womp) Elton Brand, Pero Antic, Gustavo Ayon, and Mike Scott would all stand to get increased roles, especially if both injuries turn out to be serious. I've talked about Scott more than a few times as a guy to keep an eye on should there be injuries, and I think he has the most upside by far to emerge. His per 36 of 18.7/7.7/2.0/0.6 with 1.3 treys while shooting 55% from the field gives him a glimmer of hope to be the fantasy contributor I thought he could be. Here's what else I spotted through the Holidays while opening all of my Brandon Knight basketball cards on Christmas morning:
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So you've always wanted to make a robot, or a responsive gadget, or some other type of interactive object, but electronics and programming have seemed too complicated. The Arduino is like a wee robot brain that can sense things and make things happen. It is relatively inexpensive, easy to use, and small for easy transport. We'll learn about the Arduino as well as discuss the basics of analog and digital electronics, inputs/outputs, programming, and then get it to do simple fun stuff like blink lights and write messages.
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Participants will leave the workshop with a basic understanding of the following:
- Programming
- The Arduino
- Microcontrollers
- Inputs and outputs
- Analog and digital input/output
- Arduino Budget Packs http://adafruit.com/products/193
- Parallax BOEBot Robot for Arduino Kits http://adafruit.com/products/749
- Basic Arduino intro
- http://learn.adafruit.com/category/learn-arduino
- http://www.ladyada.net/learn/arduino/
- Parallax BOEBot Robot intro http://learn.parallax.com/ShieldRobot
prerequisites/ needed supplies
Computers/ laptops for participants
1 – 2 workshops, 2 – 3 hours each with 10-minute breaks each hour. This workshop may lead to intermediate and advanced workshops.
setup & supplies
Student Station:
- Paper – for drawing resistive lines
- Pencils – for drawing resistive lines
- Pencil sharpeners
- BIC pen caps – for twisting wires
- Containers – for parts, labeled
- Tacks – for poking holes in synth cards
- Cardboard – for poking holes in synth cards
- Potentiometers – for adjusting resistance in the synth circuit
- Photoresistors – for adjusting resistance in the synth circuit
- Salt – for adjusting resistance in the synth circuit
- Cup of water – for adjusting resistance in the synth circuit
Teacher Station:
- Whiteboard
- Colored markers
- Eraser
- Computer/ laptop with class sequence doc, NCH Tone Generator software running, folder with sample tone shortcuts open, music for downtime
considerations for host
- Participant age
- Number of participants – at least 8 per workshop is preferred, no more than 15.
- Duration of class – the workshop needs at least 3 hours.
- Chaperones – the more the merrier, and they must be ACTIVE!
- Environment – relatively little noise.
- Breaks! Water! Food! Shielding from sun when done outdoors! These are especially important with younger kids.
presentation sequence
Who knows what?
Ask questions regarding knowledge of Arduinos, programming, electronics, etc. to better understand audience and tailor curriculum as appropriate.
What is an Arduino?
The Arduino is an open-source electronics prototyping platform based on flexible, easy-to-use hardware and software.
What can the Arduino do?
Demonstrate blinking light, light responding to switch, light responding to a pot & photoresistor, noisemaker, servo, sensor kit, etc.
How do we get the Arduino to work?
Install the Arduino FTDI drivers beforehand if possible, plug it in, and make sure that the power LED lights up.
Install the Arduino IDE before workshop if possible.
How do we make the Arduino blink a light?
Open the Blink sketch - File -> Examples -> Digital -> Blink.
Begin general discussion of the code.
Upload to the board.
Watch it blink!
Test the reset button.
Play with the code.
Change blink rates.
Discuss the code including comments, variables, procedure, procedure calls, and special procedures such as void setup() and void loop().
How do we connect the Arduino to a breadboard? What is a breadboard?
Introduce breadboards, resistors and LEDs.
Wire up the breadboard with the Blinky sketch, but change pin 13 to pin 12.
Wire up some new pins with other LEDS.
How do we make the Arduino talk?
Introduce Serial including libraries, serial communication, printing text thru the Arduino, and printing variables.
How do we make it respond to inputs?
Discuss inputs versus outputs.
Introduce Digital Read including switch, making a switched circuit, reading from a pin, and pull up and pull down resistors.
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Dimensions recaptures enough of Geometry Wars' thrills to stand as the best new dual-joystick shooter in quite a while.
The little mushroom man finally gets his name on the marquee, and the result is a charming, unique, and puzzle-heavy adventure.
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Defenders of the Last Colony is a 2D Shooter with Strategy gameplay mechanics, where you have to protect the Colony's core while you gather resources and build defenses. You play as one of the 2 classes: Fighter or Engineer. Fighters focus on gun power while Engineers can build more structures (like turrets, repair platforms...). The game is coop up to 4 players.
With several new modes and updated visuals, Geometry Wars: Retro Evolved 2 proves to be a worthy successor to the Xbox Live Arcade smash hit, Geometry Wars.
Everyday Shooter is a shooter that mixes classic dual-joystick shooter gameplay with a custom soundtrack that creates music from the explosions of your enemies. It was released as a downloadable game for the PC and PlayStation 3, and later for the PSP.
This dual-joystick shooter on the PLAYSTATION Network tasks you with manning your spaceship and defending your planet against numerous incoming threats.
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MUMBAI: Oil transporters threatened to prevent their trucks from ferrying fuel for HPCL citing unfair tendering procedures. The agitation has taken off in Thane and Raigad on Tuesday and threatens to spill over to all of Maharashtra and Goa, with the result that petrol pumps could go dry in a day or two.
"We are demanding fair trade practices from HPCLL in its tendering process. Oil firms allege we are responsible for pilferage and theft during transport. However, the conditions in their tenders are responsible for this practice," said Prabhat Singh, president of the Thane Raigad Petrol Dealers Association that has 250 members.
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MORWENNA WEATHERHEAD April 10th, 2012 Gov Rick Scott. You have done the Right, by declining the Jurassic Nonsense. Thank You ! Florida Native Animals Will Survive ! Reply
Cheryl August 14th, 2012 I just moved from Tampa to GA. FL has some of the most interesting creatures. But if these non native animals are brought in we could end up with an envasion. No doubt animals will escape and we could end up with another byrmese python situation. I captured a pet 7 ft long byrmese from someones back yard. Whether it escaped or was set free is unknown. The point is if animals from this Jurassic park escape, and they will, it will cause a imbalance in the FL native animals. No it shoud be vetoed. Save the land so that the animals that do belong do not lose their homes, and the balance is not disturbed. Reply


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Australian business profits unexpectedly dropped in the three months through December by the most in two-and-a-half years as earnings weakened at mining and financial companies.
Gross operating profits fell 6.5 percent in the fourth quarter to A$66.3 billion ($71.1 billion) from the previous three months, when they rose a revised 4.7 percent, the Bureau of Statistics said in Sydney today. The result compares with the median forecast for no change in a Bloomberg News survey of 15 economists. Inventories (INAUQOQ) rose 1.4 percent, compared with economists' forecast median for a 0.3 percent gain.
Reserve Bank of Australia Governor Glenn Stevens will keep the benchmark interest rate at 4.25 percent tomorrow, according to all 24 economists in a Bloomberg News survey. Companies such as BHP (BHP) Billiton Ltd. were hurt by a fall in the terms of trade, or export prices relative to import prices, while a strengthening currency eroded earnings for manufacturers and retailers.
Mining profits "were hit by the terms-of-trade decline," Westpac Banking Corp. economists led by Bill Evans said after the report. "Profits in the broader economy declined also, consistent with patchy sales and consistent with private business surveys reporting sub-par profitability."
Currency Strength
The Australian dollar gained 5.7 percent last quarter against its U.S. counterpart, the best performer among the 16 major currencies tracked by Bloomberg, and has risen another 5.1 percent to date this year. After the report, the local currency was little changed, trading at $1.0726 at 1:34 p.m. in Sydney compared with $1.0733 on March 2.
From a year earlier, profits advanced 2.2 percent, today's report showed.
Profits at mining companies dropped 8.7 percent in the fourth quarter, while financial and insurance services slumped 57.3 percent, according to today's report. Utility companies earned 4.7 percent more, the report showed.
Gross operating profit measures earnings before tax, interest, depreciation and amortization. It excludes asset sales and foreign-exchange gains or losses.
A report by Australia & New Zealand Banking Group Ltd. showed Australian help-wanted notices advanced for a second straight month, gaining 3.3 percent in February after rising 7.5 percent in January.
BHP Profit
Stevens lowered the overnight cash rate target by a quarter percentage point on Nov. 1 and Dec. 6, before unexpectedly keeping the benchmark unchanged last month at 4.25 percent. Employment in Australia stalled last year as the currency's climb hurt non-resource companies and house prices slumped by a record 4.8 percent.
BHP, the world's biggest mining company, reported a 5.5 percent drop in first-half profit, the first decline since 2009, as rising costs and lower output and prices halved base metals earnings. Net income was $9.9 billion in the six months ended Dec. 31, from $10.5 billion, a year earlier, the Melbourne-based company said Feb. 8.
Australia's economy probably decelerated in the final quarter of last year to 0.7 percent growth from 1 percent three months earlier as Europe's sovereign-debt crisis intensified, a Bloomberg News survey of 23 economists showed before the release of gross domestic product data on March 7.
Westpac (WBC) and Harvey Norman Holdings Ltd. (HVN) were also among companies recording weaker results.
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Westpac, Australia's second-largest bank, reported first- quarter profit that was lower than a year earlier as rising funding costs squeezed the profitability of its lending. Unaudited cash earnings in the three months ended Dec. 31 were A$1.5 billion, the Sydney-based bank said Feb. 16. It posted cash earnings of A$1.55 billion a year earlier.
Harvey Norman, Australia's largest electrical-goods retailer, said first-half earnings fell 2.1 percent as stalling consumer spending cut sales and crimped fees from franchisees. Net income dropped to A$128.9 million in the six months ended Dec. 31, from A$131.7 million a year earlier, the Sydney-based company said Feb. 29.
The nation's steel industry has begun buckling under the pressure of the higher currency.
BlueScope Steel Ltd. (BSL), Australia's largest steelmaker, posted a wider loss in the first half on lower production, restructuring costs and impairment charges related to the closing of a plant. The net loss was A$530 million in the six months ended Dec. 31 compared with A$55 million a year earlier, the Melbourne-based company said in a statement last month.
Services Hurt
The services industry has also been hurt, declining in February to the lowest level in almost a year, driven by a drop in new orders as the gap between resources and other industries widens, a private report showed today.
The performance of services index sank to 46.7 last month from 51.9 in January, the weakest reading since March last year, Commonwealth Bank of Australia and the Australian Industry Group said in Sydney today. Fifty is the dividing line between expansion and contraction.
Also today, a gauge of Australia's annual inflation slowed to the lower end of the central bank's 2 percent to 3 percent target range as weaker prices of furniture and furnishings offset gains in fruit and vegetables.
Consumer prices rose 2 percent last month from a year earlier, compared with a 2.2 percent annual advance in January, according to an index compiled by TD Securities Inc. and the Melbourne Institute released in Sydney today. Prices rose 0.1 percent in February from January, when they were up 0.2 percent.
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BEAUTY'S NEW CUSTOMER: Meredith Corp. is about to release a study to follow up its 2008 Gamma Factor report, identifying a continuing shift in women's values and attitudes toward health and beauty products, with a focus on how beauty brands can reach out to consumers more effectively. "These women are empowered by information," said Britta Ware, vice president research solutions Meredith National Media Group. "They are all about sharing, but through more of a viral approach. They want authenticity." The study focused on women ages 18 to 64, through an online panel.
From a marketing perspective, Ware found that Gamma women, which make up a large portion of its readers, prefer women who appear in ad campaigns to look like the girl next door. "Some examples are what Cover Girl and Dove are doing," Ware noted. "Aspirational but not unattainable." Gammas are more receptive than overall women to marketing and advertising, "but the message has to be right."
Gammas also have brand loyalty and also are on the lookout for new products. They tend to share their recommendations with friends, especially via social networking sites such as Twitter. Meredith found that the median income for Gamma women is $73,450, versus $60,240 for overall women, and 80 percent look for beauty product information in print magazines. Perhaps with this in mind, Meredith has devoted more editorial pages to beauty coverage in a few of its titles, including Parents. — A.W.


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Nick Young and Iggy were leaving 1 Oak on Sunset Boulevard when we asked how he felt about critics who believe Pau Gasol should have addressed the Staples Center crowd at the last home game ... instead of Nick.
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Swaggy was the only part of the Lakers worth watching at the end of the season -- crushing it even when the team was losing -- so, if dude wants to celebrate ... CELEBRATE!!!
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That kind of depends on how you look at these things — although the important fraction in this case is that it's not three-fifths filled.
That kind of depends on how you look at these things — although the important fraction in this case is that it's not three-fifths filled.
Another despicable republican hit job.
So, when the budget is no longer on time, and New York's bond rating takes a hit, what will Tedisco hold a press conference about? Will he bellow about how nobody could have read a 1,000 page document in such short time? Or will he screech about how the other party supports terrorists? I mean he's getting a lot of play out of the Albany business as usual. A sharp observer could write it for him now. Jimmy just needs to add the fist-pounding.
Lets not forget, the Democtrats pulled this stunt at the same time last year.
"3 Downstate Democratic Men in a Room" set up a phony budget and left everyone out of the discussions.
With about 19 million New Yorkers, the vote should be:
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Paterson/Silver/Smith need to go away.
Looks like the Dems are in for a long wait.
Perhaps Paterson can let them use some of the $9,500 plus of new patio furniture that he wasted money on over at the "Executive" mansion.
No pay raise for the little state worker and giant raises for the Paterson staff as reported time after time in the TU.
The bigg shooz truck is here!
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I usually make a cheesecake and stick a candle in it for my birthday :) The extended family last year bought a small cake from Fry's (I hadn't really started my lil business yet and it was supposed to be a surprise party) and it was BRIGHT BLUE. One taste of the frosting and my entire mouth was stained blue for the day...


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I am having a problem with the insert constraint. once the object is inserted it will not spin inside the hole.
If other items are selected (hi-lighted in the browser) it will stop the item from spinning. Sometimes items are copied in and just act funny. Delete them, do a save and re-install them and everything works fine.
Have yet to figure it out. Or just a good old complete power down, wait and power up the system.
Attach the assembly here that exhibits this behavior (need only the two parts involved with this behavior).
I tried what you suggested but it still did not work. Do you have any other ideas?
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1. Season salmon fillets with seasoning of choice and let sit at room temperature for 10 minutes.
2. Heat non-stick frying pan to medium-high with 2 tbsp olive oil.
3. Place salmon fillets (skin down) on frying pan for about 7, 8 minutes. Reduce heat to medium and flip salmon over, cook about 6, 7 minutes. Cook until browned or original pink coloration has disappeared. Generally we cook longer skin side down to prevent the fish from flaking or falling apart.
4. Meanwhile, prepare kiwi puree by adding kiwi pieces, lemonade, and lime juice into a food processor. Pulse until finely pureed thoroughly into a runny consistency.
5. Add kiwi puree to serving dish and top with salmon fillet. Garnish with thin lemon strips/zest or curled scallion strips.
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