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Specifically, when Arsenal's Andre Santos and Aaron Ramsey collided trying to clear a ball in the 60th minute. They presented Liverpool's Jordan Henderson with a free shot at goal. Henderson punished the Gunners and put Liverpool two goals up, looking to draw even with Arsenal for sixth place. But that was nothing compared to the comedy of errors that had preceded Liverpool's opening goal, after five minutes. Bacary Sagna, Per Mertesacker, Jack Wilshere and Sagna again all whiffed on chances to clear before Luis Suárez punished them.In a dazzling game, Arsenal hit back with a sweetly constructed headed goal by Olivier Giroud in the 64th. It leveled when Theo Walcott ended another pretty move with a ferocious shot in the 67th.Yet Arsenal nearly gave it away in the last minute. Santos, playing the ball across the defense, passed to the wrong color shirt. The attack finished with Wojciech Szczesny desperately pushing away a shot by Suárez with his fingers to save a 2-2 draw.Arsène Wenger, the Arsenal manager, accepted that his defenders look nervous, particularly at home. It was an opportunity lost for both clubs to draw closer to Tottenham Hotspur for fourth place and a guaranteed Champions League spot."You can sense it from outside," Wenger told Sky TV. "We have to get rid of that psychological factor when playing at home, defensively. It's a bit contagious." 2. Three more pointsfor United. Manchester United has not quite kicked the habit of falling behind. But it's a bad habit United has clearly learned to cope with. The Reds did it again Wednesday, gifting a goal to Jay Rodriguez of Southampton after just three minutes at Old Trafford. Crisis, what crisis?Within five minutes, Wayne Rooney leveled. After 27 minutes he put United ahead. That was that. United could have scored more in the first half. It coasted through the second. It won 2-1.Alex Ferguson insisted that his team was not to blame for the poor start and average final score over the league's 16th-best club. He said the drying surface made it difficult for and that "in the second half Southampton were the best team to play here this season."He could afford to be generous. United's lead is now seven points over Manchester City, which drew Tuesday.The gap to third-place Chelsea is 13 points. Even before Wednesday, Chelsea's title chances existed only in the minds of its most bedazzled fans. Then Adam le Fondre scored twice in the last three minutes as Reading staged yet another comeback to draw 2-2 at home. United usually kills opponents off. Chelsea doesn't.If United keeps picking up 2.5 points a game, it's going to be hard to catch. Yet, as it showed again today, it does like making things difficult. 3. Bale buoys Spurs. Fans have taken to chanting "Bale, Bale" whenever they suspect an opponent of diving. Gareth Bale can be a frustrating player. For such a big, strong lad, he does seem to fall over easily. He also seems to have a low pain threshold. When he hits the ground, he does writhe a lot. His decision-making can be lazy. He often shoots when he should pass and frequently fails to find teammates when he does.Yet he can do things that no one else in the Premier League can do. In the first 79 minutes at Norwich, Tottenham struggled horribly in attack. It created only one good scoring chance, which was squandered by Jermain Defoe. It trailed 1-0 after a 32-minute goal by Wes Hoolihan. Then, Tottenham cleared a Norwich free kick. The ball fell to Bale deep in his own half. He could easily have gone down under the first challenge and won a free kick. This time, he stayed on his feet and accelerated. He slashed through the defense and smashed a shot into the Norwich goal.Tottenham gained a 1-1 draw that kept it in fourth place, though only one point ahead of Everton, which won 2-1 against West Brom. Clint Dempsey and Tim Howard are fighting it out to make Champions League.Tottenham has only two strikers -- a fact that every club that might sell it a forward knows. One, Defoe, is nursing a pelvic injury. The other, Emmanuel Adebayor, will be away at the Africa Cup of Nations a little longer. The club needs Bale, now its joint top scorer, to keep finding the net. 4. Playing the market. The midweek slate of Premier League games briefly interrupted the mild frenzy of the final days of the British soccer's winter shopping. The transfer window closes at midnight Thursday. Some argue that clubs that buy in January invariably pay too much for mediocre players. If you absolutely need a player in January, it's usually pretty clear. Selling clubs can smell your desperation. In any case, why should clubs sell good players in midseason?Andy Carroll, who joined Liverpool for £35 million ($55 million at current exchange rates) two years ago, is the poster boy for bad January deals. But Liverpool, flush with its Fernando Torres cash, also bought Suárez, admittedly for £22.7 million at the same time. The same rule applies to January signings as summer signings: you win some, you lose some.Yet what has been striking about these January sales is just how cheap good players can be. One reason is clubs tend to budget for success. For many, it's clear by January that those hopes aren't going to be realized. Then they sell.It helps to shop in the right markets. Newcastle, which lost Demba Ba to Chelsea for just £7 million, has spent less, probably considerably less than £20 million, to buy five French players. They include three full internationals, the oldest of whom, Mathieu Debuchy, is just 27, and two players who have represented France at various youth levels.Newcastle bought one each from Bordeaux, Toulouse, Lille and Montpellier, all of which are mired in mid-table in Ligue 1, already out of touch with the three leaders. Lille and Montpellier were also knocked out in the group stage of the Champions League. The fifth, Massado Haïdara, came from Nancy, stone last in Ligue 1. Their seasons are over. Better to start planning for the future.For Newcastle, looking to avoid relegation, the dividends were immediate. Moussa Sissoko set up the opening goal on Tuesday night as Newcastle reversed its scary recent slide with a 2-1 victory at a club that hasn't spent, Aston Villa. Villa reacted on Wednesday by going out and bidding for an even cheaper Frenchman of their own, Yacouba Sylla from Clermont of Ligue 2France is one place to shop for bargains. So it seems is the MLS. Wigan, forever rummaging for the bargain bins of world soccer, signed Roger Espinoza, whose contract with Sporting Kansas City had just ended, for nothing. The U.S. citizen who plays for Honduras had some strange moments Tuesday but set up both goals as Wigan fought back to draw 2-2 at Stoke.Stoke, which bought Geoff Cameron from the Houston Dynamo in the summer for a very reasonable £1.6 million, is apparently drilling for more talent in Texas. Brek Shea, of FC Dallas, underwent a medical Wednesday. The fee was $6 million. Like so many of the deals this January, that's small change in the Premier League. 5. Ciao, Mario. The biggest deal involving a Premier League player in this transfer window will not be an import but an export. On Wednesday night Mario Balotelli was in Italy to complete a move estimated at somewhere between £17 million and £19 million to AC Milan. Of course, that presents a loss for Manchester City, which paid £24 million for the striker. For their money, City got 30 goals in 80 games and a lot of headaches. Everyone else enjoyed unending entertainment from an ill-tempered but endearing goofball who, among other exploits, set fire to his own house with fireworks.On one occasion, Balotelli removed his shirt after scoring to reveal a T-shirt that asked "why always me?"Super Mario provided a clue Wednesday. He was surrounded by a media circus as he returned to the city where he played four years for Inter. The blue and black half of Milan can hardly be happy to see their prodigal son returning to play for the hated enemy. Balotelli, typically, hardly helped things."It's been a long time that I've wanted to play for Milan, but obviously I was playing for other clubs so I couldn't come here,'' he said. "Now I had the opportunity and I ran."If he wanted a quiet life in Milan, that was not the way to go about it, but the Premier League will miss him and his headlines. Promoted Stories Comments More Soccer


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Maybe if all the parents who don't like the redistricting could buy a lot as close to Williston Middle School as possible. This lot should be in the Williston Middle School district. They could buy this lot as a co op and allow every one who wants to make this their legal address an owner. So being in the Williston Middle School neighborhood the Board of Education would students would send the students to Myrtle Grove Middle School. Keep up this going for all areas until the B of E gets the message. Then let the lawyers "WWF" it out in court. »
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By Tom Unger, the Campbell River Courier, Friday, July 29, 1983
Two members of the staff at Strathcona Park Lodge won gold medals in the women's events at the Canadian White-water Kayaking Championships held July 13- 17 in Alberta.
Anne Boulding of Campbell River beat out about 11 other women to take the slalom event. Sheila Taylor of Alberta, also on the lodge's staff, won the gold in the downriver event. Taylor topped two others, including Boulding who placed second.
Taylor was also third in the slalom event. "The competition in the downriver event wasn't as keen as last year," said Taylor.
The slalom course was much different. It was only over about 700 metres on the Bow River but included 30 gates which the athletes had to pass through in specified directions.
Boulding ran the course in 232 seconds. She touched three poles so her time was increased to 247. But most of the other competitors drew more penalties than she did and she finished 100 seconds ahead of the second place winner.
"I was feeling the pressure because one of the best girls had retired and I felt I should have been the one to win it," she said.
Boulding said she began daily training for the nationals last October. The hard work paid off as she feels she is paddling better than ever now.
In total Annie had participated in 5 national championships and had won an impressive two firsts and a third as an individual and three firsts as a team member. She is particularly grateful for all the help and encouragement that she received from her family, the lodge staff, Julie Gibson, Brian Creer, the Munshaws and all her wonderful team mates that made this time so memorable.
Jim got diagnosed with cancer in 1985 and this was tough on the whole family. Annie wasn't as eager to go away to race with Dad being ill. In the fall after his death Annie went tree planting and suffered a wrist injury that she couldn't shake which eventually caused her to retire from the team in 1987. Luckily she was able to canoe and has been racing outrigger, dragon boat (the team she was on won world championships in Hong Kong) and marathon canoes ever since.


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This album surveys the more intimate side of an artist who was supremely intimate in any setting. The trio was Bill Evans's norm, yet when he sought variety he was more likely to find it in two-part conversations or solo performances than through expanding his basic personnel. We get some of each here–four duets with longtime partner Eddie Gomez, with Evans doubling on electric piano during the first two; and ruminative solo statements, some of which are performed medley-style. Among the highlights are two Coleman/Leigh tunes, "When in Rome" and "It Amazes Me," and Jobim's "Saudade do Brasil," with a melody that echoes the Evans/Miles Davis classic "Blue in Green."
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The dealer told her the floor mat probably caught the gas pedal, but she says the "floor mats were nowhere near the accelerator."
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Peter Clothier, a contributor to the Huffington Post, wrote, "My new Prius, the second one, is silver, and my only gripe is that there are too many of this color on the road."
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The Prius is actually light-years behind, according to Who Killed the Electric Car's Korthof, who still sings the praises of the General Motors EV1. GM produced the electric cars from 1996 to 1999, and Korthof leased one until 2003, when all EV1 "owners" were forced to return the cars, which were later destroyed by GM. The controversy surrounding the company's decision is the focus of the documentary.
Toyota loves Hollywood.
Celebrities such as Leonardo DiCaprio and Cameron Diaz drove the Prius from the beginning, but in 2003, the company hired a public relations firm to "bring Hollywood stars and Prius cars together [at the Oscars], replacing the gas-guzzling stretch limo as the ride of choice for eco-aware celebrities," according to a Prius newsletter. Diaz, Harrison Ford, Calista Flockhart, Susan Sarandon, and Tim Robbins arrived in chauffeured Priuses.
The following year, at the Environmental Media Awards, "more than 60 celebrities and Hollywood glitterati demonstrated their commitment to the environment by arriving in the super ultra low-emission hybrids," says a Toyota press release. There was even a "Prius Only" lane near the red carpet.
Celebrities drove other hybrids too, but the Prius had an advantage: It was ugly.
"People were buying hybrids as a fashion statement. What's the good of driving something you paid extra for, because you think you're saving the universe, and nobody knows it?" says Art Spinella, cofounder and president of CNW Marketing Research, headquartered in Bandon, Oregon. "One of the things we found with the Honda Accord hybrid — they stopped producing it — was that people complained because it wasn't visible enough."
In 2007, the New York Times published data from a CNW report that said almost 60 percent of Prius owners bought the car because it "makes a statement about me." For its other hybrids, Toyota made the "Hybrid Synergy Drive" badges on the outside of the cars 25 percent larger, hoping to cash in on the Prius effect.
"It's great for somebody that wants to make a statement that I'm trying to do something good for the Earth, that I care about the environment and the future, foreign oil, or whatever their personal views are. [The Prius] helps them to express that," Toyota spokesman Kwong says.
The do-gooder attitude makes the Prius and its owners easy targets for the global-warming-is-a-myth guy, not to mention the writers of Family Guy and South Park.
Brian Griffin, the talking dog on Fox's Family Guy, drives a Prius. He also smokes pot, drinks martinis, attended Brown University, wrote for The New Yorker, and is an atheist.
The South Park episode titled "Smug Alert!" opens with a character's dad pulling up to a neighbor's house in a brand-new Toyonda Pious, and when the neighbor asks if the car is a hybrid, the dad replies, "I just couldn't sit back and be a part of destroying the Earth anymore."
He begins writing fake tickets to SUV owners for "Failure to Care about the Environment," and when the Colorado rednecks get mad at him, he moves his family to San Francisco, where "everyone is motivated and progressive." The residents of South Park eventually buy Piouses, causing a thick cloud of "smug" to hang over the town. Too much smug in the atmosphere, one character says, leads to "global laming."


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quote:i'm not really on israels side from what ive been seeing.... maybe im being mislead though
quote:It takes real bravery to fight from 20,000 feet on folks with no air defenses. And then we wonder why they hate us for supporting these terrorists.
quote:, Israel cares about their people.
quote:All you do is make excuses for these terrorist.
quote:There are reasons you build a superior military.
quote:Desperate times call for desperate measures. Bringing a bunch of Zionist into the middle of Palestine isn't exactly rational. The Zionist also use terror. That is why they are a pariah state. Both sides commit crimes but only one has engaged in a 45 year process of genocide and ethnic cleansing.
quote:All you do is make excuses and lie to support a criminal regime in Tel Aviv.
quote:My dad is from the Galilee. I have a LOT of family in the Holy Land, and my family is Christian. Not a fan of Hamas, or Israeli policy. I differentiate and do not associate Judaism to Zionism, and think that is important for everyone to understand as I respect Judaism.
quote:It takes real bravery to fight from 20,000 feet on folks with no air defenses.
quote:And there are reasons nonstate actors use low intensity conflict.
quote: This includes Israel's blatant use of white phosphorus on a civilian population
quote:n an attempt to persuade the world that Israel is committing war crimes and to distract attention away from the illegal and immoral use of their own population as human shields, Hamas has resorted to staging a number of fake deaths and scenes of severely injured people right in front of international TV crews.
quote:The BBC recently broadcast a news report showing a man being carried off by four others, seemingly the victim of an Israeli missile strike, only for him to reappear in the same clip a few seconds later wandering around completely unharmed. The same organization's Jon Donnison yesterday re-tweeted a picture of the dead body of a young girl on a stretcher in Gaza with the headline "Heartbreaking," only for it to transpire that the girl had sadly been killed three weeks earlier in Syria.
quote:Of course, this is all sourced from Fox News.
quote:quote:Their whole goal is to fight inside civilian centers to maximize collateral damage. It makes them look sympathetic and raises world opinion against their enemies. Arab Warfare 101.This is such BS.
quote:Their whole goal is to fight inside civilian centers to maximize collateral damage. It makes them look sympathetic and raises world opinion against their enemies. Arab Warfare 101.
quote:Do you have any idea how many people live in the Gaza Strip? Do you know how big the area of Gaza is? Approximately 1.7 million in an area about 140 miles long by 25 miles wide. One of the densest populations in the world.


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I have not seen anyone with a tooth tattoo, but if I ever do, at least I will know what to expect. I think it would make people think you had something on your tooth that needed to be removed instead of something that you choose to put there.
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John Wooden Center
The John Wooden Center is a 95,000 square foot recreation center named after legendary basketball coach John Wooden. It is the main building for intramural athletics at UCLA. In addition, it served as a temporary home for UCLA's intercollegiate 2011-12 women's volleyball, women's basketball, gymnastics and men's volleyball teams during the Pauley Pavilion renovation. For hours of operation, please visit the main John Wooden Center website by clicking HERE.
The John Wooden Center is easily accessible from Lot 4 & 7. Click HERE for a detailed map of parking structures. The main UCLA campus map with additional parking information is located HERE.
Directions to a number of on-campus UCLA facilities can be accessed by clicking HERE.


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Parathyroid Hormone
Test Overview
A parathyroid hormone (PTH) blood test measures the level of parathyroid hormone in the blood. This test is used to help identify hyperparathyroidism or to find the cause of abnormal calcium levels. PTH controls calcium and phosphorus levels in the blood.
PTH is made by the parathyroid glands, which are four pea-sized glands that lie behind the thyroid gland. If the blood calcium level is too low, the parathyroid glands release more PTH. This causes the bones to release more calcium into the blood and reduces the amount of calcium released by the kidneys into the urine. Also, vitamin D is converted to a more active form, causing the intestines to absorb more calcium and phosphorus. If the calcium level is too high, the parathyroid glands release less PTH, and the whole process is reversed.
PTH levels that are too high or too low can cause problems with the kidneys and bones and cause changes in calcium and vitamin D levels.
Tests for calcium and phosphorus levels in the blood may be done at the same time as a PTH test.
Why It Is Done
A test for parathyroid hormone (PTH) is done to:
- Help identify hyperparathyroidism.
- Find the cause of an abnormal blood calcium level.
- Check to see whether a problem with the parathyroid glands is causing the abnormal calcium level.
- Watch for problems in people who have chronic kidney disease.
How To Prepare
Do not eat or drink anything except water for 8 to 10 hours before the test. A PTH test is usually done before 10 a.m. because PTH levels go up quickly after you wake up. But your health professional will discuss any changes to this schedule with you. Tell your doctor if you work nights so that you can arrange to have your blood tested shortly after you wake up.
Talk to your doctor about any concerns you have regarding the need for the test, its risks, how it will be done, or what the results may mean. To help you understand the importance of this test, fill out the medical test information form(What is a PDF document?) .
How It Is Done
The health professional drawing blood will:
- Wrap an elastic band around your upper arm to stop the flow of blood. This makes the veins below the band larger so it is easier to put a needle into the vein.
- Clean the needle site with alcohol.
- Put the needle into the vein. More than one needle stick may be needed.
- Attach a tube to the needle to fill it with blood.
- Remove the band from your arm when enough blood is collected.
- Put a gauze pad or cotton ball over the needle site as the needle is removed.
- Put pressure to the site and then put on a bandage.
How It Feels
The blood sample is taken from a vein in your arm. An elastic band is wrapped around your upper arm. It may feel tight. You may feel nothing at all from the needle, or you may feel a quick sting or pinch.
There is very little chance of a problem from having blood sample taken from a vein.
- You may get a small bruise at the site. You can lower the chance of bruising by keeping pressure on the site for several minutes.
- In rare cases, the vein may become swollen after the blood sample is taken. This problem is called phlebitis. A warm compress can be used several times a day to treat this.
- Ongoing bleeding can be a problem for people with bleeding disorders. Aspirin, warfarin (Coumadin), and other blood-thinning medicines can make bleeding more likely. If you have bleeding or clotting problems, or if you take blood-thinning medicine, tell your doctor before your blood sample is taken.
A parathyroid hormone (PTH) blood test measures the level of parathyroid hormone in the blood. The test is used to help identify hyperparathyroidism or to find the cause of abnormal calcium levels.
Normal values may vary from lab to lab. Results are usually available in 1 to 2 days.
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High values
High PTH levels may be caused by:
- A parathyroid gland growth (hyperplasia) or a parathyroid tumor.
- A low level of calcium in the blood. A low blood calcium level can be caused by kidney disease, kidney failure, severe vitamin D deficiency, or an inability of the intestines to absorb calcium from food.
- Some types of cancer, such as of the lung, kidney, pancreatic, or ovarian cancer.
Low values
Low PTH levels may be caused by:
- Damage to the parathyroid gland, which can by caused by neck surgery or radiation treatments.
- A rare disease, such as sarcoidosis or histiocytosis X.
- An overdose of vitamin D or calcium.
- Cancer, such as lymphoma or multiple myeloma.
- A low magnesium level.
What Affects the Test
Reasons you may not be able to have the test or why the results may not be helpful include:
- Taking medicine that raises PTH levels. These include lithium, furosemide, rifampin, anticonvulsants, thiazide diuretics, and medicines that contain phosphate.
- Taking medicine that lowers PTH levels. These include cimetidine (Tagamet) and propranolol (Betachron ER, Inderal, Inderal LA).
- Being pregnant or breast-feeding.
- Having high cholesterol or triglyceride levels.
- Having a scan that uses a radioactive tracer within 1 week of PTH test.
- Drinking milk or eating milk products right before the test.
What To Think About
- Because PTH can raise calcium levels and lower phosphorus levels, blood tests for calcium and phosphorus are often done at the same time as a test for PTH. For more information, see the medical tests Calcium (Ca) in Blood, Phosphate in Blood, and Total Serum Protein.
- How well your kidneys work can affect how much PTH you have in your blood. For this reason, tests to measure the amount of creatinine in the blood may be done at the same time as a PTH test. For more information, see the medical test Creatinine and Creatinine Clearance.
- A high PTH level along with a high calcium level can cause problems such as osteoporosis, kidney stones, hypertension, kidney failure, peptic ulcer disease, cognitive changes, and problems with the balance of water in the body. About half of all people who have high levels of PTH and calcium in the blood need treatment to correct the abnormal levels. Further testing, such as bone mineral density testing or 24-hour urine calcium testing, may be needed to help make decisions about treatment. For more information, see the medical tests Bone Mineral Density or Calcium (Ca) in Urine.
- An overactive parathyroid gland is often caused by a noncancerous (benign) tumor of the parathyroid gland. Parathyroid tumors tend to grow slowly and may not cause any symptoms for many years. Parathyroid tumors are more common after age 50 and are often found with routine blood tests that are done for other reasons. Treatment includes close observation, medicines, or surgery to remove the tumor.
Other Works Consulted
- Pagana KD, Pagana TJ (2006). Mosby's Manual of Diagnostic and Laboratory Tests, 3rd ed. St. Louis: Mosby.
Author | Bets Davis, MFA |
Editor | Maria Essig |
Associate Editor | Tracy Landauer |
Primary Medical Reviewer | Caroline S. Rhoads, MD - Internal Medicine |
Specialist Medical Reviewer | Matthew I. Kim, MD - Endocrinology & Metabolism |
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January Jones
January Jones is the 1999 IRWIN AWARD winning author of the controversial book, Oh, No....Jackie-O! January is a pseudonym for Jan chosen because it is an easy name to remember. January is a woman who lives in the hearts and souls of anyone who has ever thought about speaking the unspeakable. Ms. Jones feels that the Kennedy Assassination was a defining moment in time for her generation just as Pearl Harbor was for her parent's generation. This crime cannot be put to bed until we know the truth. January would like you to remember that Truth can be Stranger than fiction. There is nothing new under heaven and earth. Her theory is the missing piece to the puzzle of the past century.
Past Shows:
JFK Assassination Special II
This special show looking into the JFK assassination featured three separate researchers each with their own hour. Jim Fetzer led off, calling the assassination "a meticulously planned" and "carefully executed" operation, in which the Secret Service was complicit. There were multiple gunmen, and Kennedy was hit four times, he said. He pinned the crime on a number of organizations including the Mafia, the CIA and the military, as well as LBJ. Further, Fetzer claimed the FBI was involved in the cover-up which included the altering of X-rays and an autopsy report.Next, author January Jones offered a different spin, theorizing that the wealthy and powerful Greek shipping magnate Aristotle Onassis had JFK killed so that he could marry Jackie Kennedy. ... More »
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Alex Franceschi, a sophomore, was born in Venezuela but spent most of her childhood growing up in the village of Quechee in VT. Alex graduated from the Groton School and has focused her collegiate studies in Government and International Relations. Besides being on the squash team, Alex is also a strong force on the tennis courts in both the Fall and Spring. On the squash team she is known for her power, slamming the ball to the back of the court. She transitions from tennis to squash gracefully, having a natural affinity for racquet sports. Next year she hopes to study abroad in Barcelona. Her favorite shot is the backhand serve return volley drop, much to her opponent's disliking. |


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People Become Animals
That is Morganton NC, off hwy 64 on Ropers Hollow, threw the gate and up the mountain. It is a gated community, Craig want to be a dictator, we will never let that happen, He is one of over a hundred property owners.
underground food source for the time limit of expirations dates would be effective? time vs existance of chemical, or bactiral, or etc... How often to find an underground stream would keep how many of us alive? How many animals can grow underground that if it would work would be etable. if the blast doesnt get us, no underground air will take the opposite effect, new world, planet would be more trusting after explorering it to be more suitable.
Training the animal that will obviously not have a gas mask that's not chewed up as a play toy, that would be of any help? Which animal should we use? or insect... etc...
And for the gas mask, different gases require different filtering systems. Is there really an all for one? How often would one need to be changed yet oops while changing how much of that gas would enter the body?
What if, in the event of a nuclear, or chemical warfare, would make them think that the food would have any use after opening the doors to the obviously ill sealed container in which they keep their food in it. So there's a lost cause as I see this to be a real issue of survival. Training is so much fun.


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Presidential Perspectives features Alvernia, Flynn
Date: 1/31/2011Readers of the popular Presidential Perspectives higher education leadership series are learning a great deal about Alvernia's recent progress courtesy of the latest installment written by President Thomas F. Flynn.
Chapters for Presidential Perspectives are authored by notable college presidents whose institutions are in the forefront of innovative practices in a range of areas. One chapter is released each month and distributed via the Web. At the end of the series, the chapters will be bound into a book.
Dr. Flynn's contribution, "Values and Vision: Identity, Integrated Planning, and Institutional Transformation" fits perfectly with the theme of this year's series "Economic Prosperity in the Next Decade," and is featured on the organization's Website. The series focuses on the strategies and innovations colleges and universities are employing to not only adapt to the new realities of higher education, but also to thrive.
As Flynn notes in his chapter, stories of institutional transformation in higher education often involve upgraded facilities. Many feature enrollment growth, and some emphasize program and campus expansion. Genuine transformation, says Flynn, requires leadership by and significant investment in the faculty, as well as bold risk taking by executives and trustees. All seek enhancement of the school's visibility and reputation.
Alvernia's recent transformation from small college to multi-dimensional university reflects all these experiences, says Flynn. Yet most important have been the renewal of its Franciscan identity and the intentional integration of often separate yet necessarily interrelated planning efforts.
Presidential Perspectives is published by ARAMARK Higher Education.
- History: Established as a private four-year liberal arts college in 1958, Alvernia celebrated its 50th year by being awarded university status in 2008.
- Heritage: Founded by the Bernardine Sisters, a Catholic religious order, the university embraces the Franciscan core values of service, humility, collegiality, contemplation and peacemaking.
- Motto: "To Learn, To Love, To Serve"
- Campus: The main campus in Reading is 121 acres, with two satellite campuses in Philadelphia and Pottsville (Schuylkill County).
- Location: Our residential campus is situated three miles from center-city Reading, in the scenic Blue Mountain area of Eastern Pennsylvania.
- Enrollment: 3,000 students attend Alvernia including 1,500 traditional undergraduates, 600 continuing education students, and 780 graduate students. Over 77% of first-year students live on campus.
- Faculty: Our professors are accomplished scholars, experts in their fields, and supportive mentors. The student-to-faculty ratio is 14:1. Most classes are 20 students or fewer.
- Athletics: NCAA Division III, member of the Commonwealth Conference of the Middle Atlantic States Athletic Corporation and member of Eastern College Athletic Conference, 8 men's and 10 women's intercollegiate sports.


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Student Non-Academic Employment > Student Employee > HR Home
Student Non-Academic Employment
These are the student non-academic job titles:
- 0073 H&F Resident Assistant
- 0074 Student Assistant
- 0075 Student Associate
- 0076 Senior Student Associate
- 0077 Student Technician
- 0078 Student Camp Worker
- 0079 Non-Affiliated Student Worker
- 0098 Camp Resident Assistant
The compensation rates for student non-academic job titles are established each year by Human Resources. With the exception of H&F Resident Assistants and Camp Resident Assistants, all employees in student non-academic positions must be paid on an hourly basis.
If you have questions about your job title or your assignment, please contact the HR representative in the department where you work. Your hiring department may impose requirements and limits that are more restrictive than those discussed on this page.
Type of Work
- Students should be assigned to a student non-academic job title when:
- The position requires student status
- The duties of the position do not involve academic research, classroom or laboratory instructional or support duties, tutoring, or other duties that are academic in nature. If you're performing those types of work, you must be assigned to a student academic title.
- Student non-academic jobs may include a wide variety of non-academic duties. Examples include:
- office work and clerical duties
- customer and student services
- duties related to operation of university facilities
- data entry and technical support
- duties related to business operations and planning
- support services for conferences, programs, and events
Conditions for Student Non-Academic Employment
Enrollment and Age Requirements
- To work in a student non-academic job title (other than Non-Affiliated Student Worker, Student Camp Worker, or Camp Resident Assistant), you must be admitted to the university and meet these additional requirements:
- To be eligible for a fall or spring semester assignment, you must be enrolled in at least six semester credit hours for that semester.
- To be eligible for a summer assignment, you must:
- Be enrolled in at least three semester credit hours during any term of the summer session; OR
- Have been enrolled during the previous spring semester in at least six semester credit hours. You do not have to be enrolled during the summer. However, the Graduate School has an audit for graduate student assignments to the Student Technician (0077) job code during the summer to ensure the work is non-academic in nature. Further information is available from the Graduate School.
- To work in the Non-Affiliated Student Worker job title, you must:
- Be admitted to an institution of higher education other than UT Austin (e.g., community college, other college or university);
- Be enrolled in high school; OR
- Be admitted to UT Austin and enrolled in University Extension.
- You must also meet these requirements:
- To be eligible for a fall or spring semester assignment, you must:
- Be enrolled in your institution in at least six semester credit hours for that semester; OR
- Be enrolled in high school for that semester.
- To be eligible for a summer assignment, you must:
- Be enrolled in your institution in at least three semester credit hours during any term of the summer session; OR
- Have been enrolled during the previous spring semester, either in your institution in at least six semester credit hours or in high school. You do not have to be enrolled during the summer.
- Your hiring department may require you to document your eligibility for the Non-Affiliated Student Worker job title.
- To work in the Student Camp Worker job title or the Camp Resident Assistant job title, you must meet the eligibility criteria stated above for either the Non-Affiliated Student Worker job title (if you are not admitted to UT Austin) or the other student non-academic job titles (if you are admitted to UT Austin).
- If you are admitted to UT Austin and you do not meet the minimum enrollment requirements for student employment without including extension or online courses, the only student job titles for which you are eligible are Non-Affiliated Student Worker, Student Camp Worker, and Camp Resident Assistant. To count toward the enrollment requirements for these job titles, the extension or online course must be taken through University Extension. You may combine UT Austin catalog courses with University Extension courses to meet the minimum enrollment requirements. Enrollment in University Extension does not count toward minimum enrollment requirements for federal work-study eligibility or student academic job titles.
- If you have graduated and are no longer a student, you are not eligible to be assigned to a student non-academic job title, with the following exceptions:
- If you graduate at the end of the summer session or fall semester, you may remain in your student job until the official end of the semester (August 31 for summer, January 15 for fall).
- If you graduate at the end of the spring semester and were enrolled in at least six semester credit hours during that semester, you may be assigned to work in a student non-academic job title until August 31 of the year you graduated.
- If you are a high school student who graduated at the end of the spring semester, you may be assigned to work in the Non-Affiliated Student Worker title until August 31 of the year you graduated.
- Under university policy, you must be at least 15 years old on the first day of your employment to be eligible for a student title.
Assignments, Hours of Work, and Timesheets
- Your title is determined by your department based on the nature and complexity of your work.
- Your department also determines your pay rate within an established range based on the complexity of work and internal departmental policy.
- Your department may ask you to complete a Student Application [PDF]. The application form is kept in departmental files.
- Hours of Work: Our recommendation is that your combined work hours and course credit hours not exceed 40 per week. However, you are allowed to work up to 40 hours per week in student non-academic employment, subject to the following considerations:
- If you're under age 18, your employment is covered by child labor laws.
- If you have a federal work-study award, your employment is subject to the university's work-study policies.
- If you're an international student, you may work no more than 20 hours per week during the spring and fall semester, but may work up to 40 hours per week during the summer session, semester breaks, and spring break. Contact the International Office for more information.
- If you're a graduate student, please see the Graduate School's website for limits on the number of hours a graduate student may be employed.
- Your hiring department may impose further limits on hours of work for students it employs.
- All students assigned to student non-academic titles are required to complete timesheets.
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- You are eligible for UTSaver voluntary retirement programs.
- You earn state service credit.
- You can be dismissed at any time when dismissal is in the best interests of the university, including dismissal for reasons such as misconduct, inadequate performance of job duties, poor attendance, inability to perform job duties, loss of funding, and elimination of the position.
Finding a Student Non-Academic Job on Campus
Many non-academic positions for students are listed in the Hire a Longhorn job bank. However, on-campus student positions generally are filled at the department level, so we suggest you also check with the department where you'd like to work. The department may list open positions on its website or on bulletin boards located near the department's administrative offices. Other resources are listed on the Finding a Student Job page.
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Vandalism and theft reported in Milton
MILTON — Milton State Police are investigating vandalism at a local business. The incident happened sometime between Thursday and Friday at a building supply business in the Milton area. Police say someone painted graffiti on equipment, dumped out tubes of grease and threw tools into a dredge pond. Electronics were also stolen from the site.
Police believe the actors may have been on bicycles, after finding bike tracks in the area. Anyone with information on this reported vandalism and theft is asked to call Milton State Police at 524-2662. (Sara Bartlett)
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Toshiba 640GB USB 2.0 Portable External Hard Drive
- Category: Peripherals
Portable and desktop external hard drives are becoming more and more similar with each release. The new Toshiba 640GB External Hard Drive (HDDR640E04XR) is pocket-sized and comes with decent backup software. It looks like another old external drive that only does its purpose, but it is a sleek, yet powerful device.
The HDDR640E04XR only weighs 0.3 pounds and at 3.2 by 5 by 0.65 inches, it's smaller than previous Toshiba models. The only other noticeable design difference is the color, with the basic black color scheme uplifted with a glossy "Rocket Red" and black chassis surrounding the hard drive.
It only needs one USB 2.0 port, rather than needing to use two ports for the power you would expect from a hard drive of this capability. However, the cord Toshiba provides you with is almost jokingly short, being barely a foot long. You could always buy a new cord at a local electronics store, but we found it odd to give such a powerful hard drive with such a worthless cord that forces you to simply let your drive dangle on the side of your computer.
When you plug in the HDDR640E04XR, a pop-up menu will ask you what computer system the drive will be used on. For Windows-based PCs only, the drive will be formatted in NFTS. There is a FAT32 that is compatible for cross-platform use. The drive also comes with the NTI Backup Now EZ program for Windows PCs and NTI Backup Shadow 4 for Macs. Both are excellent programs which can automatically scan your drives and suggest possible backup scenarios for you to use appropriately and all the work you'll do is click OK.
With a powerful, password-protected, disaster recovering, sleek and flexible, the Toshiba HDDR640E04XR is a great choice for the laptop user who needs to backup their files on a regular basis. Not only is it very capable in a small package, but it has a great combination of software and hardware which makes a perfect fit for many.


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Associations Now
The Favorites Game: The Lowdown on Luck
Associations Now,
February 2012
Kristin Clarke
"Greatness is not a function of circumstance or luck; it is a function of the path you choose for yourself. Great associations, I suspect, didn't get lucky; they chose a specific path," says Morten Hansen, management professor at University of California-Berkeley and coauthor with Jim Collins of Great by Choice: Uncertainty, Chaos, and Luck—Why Some Thrive Despite Them All.
The role of luck in determining business success was little studied prior to Great by Choice, and the duo were forced to pioneer a defensible methodology and definition to tackle the tricky subject of whether luck should be considered a formal element in organizational strategies.
Eventually, the questions narrowed to determine if a company achieved a high "return on luck"—that is, whether the organization wasted or leveraged good or bad luck well.
Hansen cites a favorite example of smart luck management: "IBM went to Digital Research … to get their leading operating systems for the first IBM PC, but the founder was out flying and didn't make the meeting. Then they went to Bill Gates, who didn't have an operating system, but he saw the opportunity and promised to have something for them."
Hansen's research generated other favorites:
Favorite debunked business assumption: Change or die. Our research: Change all the time is a good way to get yourself killed.
Favorite leadership trait: Fanatic discipline. It is an overlooked leadership trait, but it explains greatness, from Picasso to Bill Gates.
Favorite nonconforming leader: Herb Kelleher of Southwest, who settled a trade dispute not in a court of law but with an arm-wrestling match in a boxing ring full of employees.
Favorite mantra for sticking to a "20-mile march" toward success: You must do everything possible to hit your key target this month. You must, must do that!
Favorite example of innovation done right: Apple's iPod. It started as a small experiment in 2001. Then they added iTunes online. Then they added iTunes for Windows PCs. Then it took off. Evolution, not revolution.
Contributed by Kristin Clarke, a business journalist and writer for ASAE. Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Additional Resources
To learn more about the three key leadership behaviors of "great by choice" organizations operating in a chaotic environment, see "The No-Excuses Guide to Greatness," by Kristin Clarke, Associations Now, February 2012
To learn how boards of directors factor into the success of "great by choice" organizations, see "Building a Great by Choice Organization: The Board Perspective," by Kristin Clarke.
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2014 Maple Festivals and Events
Do you love maple festivals? Use this list to find 2014 maple events around New England.
Connecticut Maple Festival
MAR. 8-9: HEBRON, Hebron Maple Festival. Sugarhouse tours, craft fair and demonstrations, contests, kids' activities, pancake breakfast, homemade lunch and snack foods, and more, townwide. hebronmaplefest.com, ctmaple.org
Maine Maple Celebration
MAR. 23: STATEWIDE, Maine Maple Sunday. Some 40 farms and sugarhouses participate in this annual celebration. mainemapleproducers.com
Massachusetts Maple Events
MAR. 7-31: STATEWIDE, "Maple Month." Contact the Massachusetts Maple Producers Association to find out which sugarhouse is hosting the kickoff event this season, with state officials in attendance to tap the ceremonial first tree. 413-628-3912; massmaple.org
MAR. 1-2, 8-9, 15-16, 22-23: STURBRIDGE, Maple Days. Learn about early New England sugaring every weekend in March at Old Sturbridge Village's own working "Sugar Camp." 800-733-1830, 508-347-3362; osv.org
New Hampshire Maple Festivals and Events
MAR. 22-23: STATEWIDE, New Hampshire Maple Weekend. More than 60 sugarhouses across the state participate in this open house. Learn how maple syrup is made; plus free samples, horse-drawn rides, sugar on snow, pancake breakfasts, and more. 603-225-3757; nhmapleproducers.com
Rhode Island Sugarhouses
STATEWIDE: A listing of sugarhouses is available at: farmfresh.org/food/food.php?zip=02909&food=69
Vermont Maple Festivals and Events
MAR. 22-23: STATEWIDE, Vermont Maple Open House Weekend. Celebrate the season and visit sugarhouses throughout the state. Watch maple syrup being made (weather permitting) and sample maple products. vermontmaple.org
MAR. 22: LUNENBURG, Lunenburg Maple Festival. This annual event celebrates the maple sugaring heritage of Lunenburg, VT with a day of free and affordable family fun! Start with a pancake breakfast, stay for demonstrations during the day, and don't forget to try some sugar-on-snow and maple cotton candy. http://www.topofthecommon.org/14.html
Apr 25-26: ST. JOHNSBURY, St. Johnsbury Vermont World Maple Festival. Syrup-making demonstrations, award-winning contests, food, live music, and crafts. 802-274-0201; worldmaplefestival.org
APR. 25-27: ST. ALBANS, Vermont Maple Festival. Celebrate the grand finale of the maple season townwide, with exhibits, cooking demos, a carnival and parade, breakfasts, and dinners. 802-524-5224; vtmaplefestival.org
Maple Producers Associations
(including lists of local sugarhouses)
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
If you have a favorite maple festival or event in New England that isn't on this list, let us know about it in the comment section! Be sure to include a Web site, so that we may confirm details.


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bulldozer | Jan 26 2011, 06:38 PM Post #1 |
hi guys probs with abs and edb lights on dash,they both came on at same time out of the blue.if i leave on the key they all reset,start up all ok,start too move the truck and they both come on,so i jack up each wheel inturn with engine runing,if i spin any of the rear wheels the lights come on.but if i spin any of the fronts it says of.... can not see that both of the fronts not doing anything??any ideas-dont fancy a code read at 230 pounds |
Bazil-S | Jan 27 2011, 12:09 AM Post #2 |
Hi, Wheels must be rotated at once, no big difference of rotation. If only one wheel spins, the one who sits is considered defective. The difference in wheel speed. At the front wheels, is accepted, a speed tolerance. May be a defective sensor, or the away from phonic wheel, or broken cable. |
bulldozer | Jan 28 2011, 02:54 PM Post #3 |
cheers for your reply dont understand phonic wheel... ps today tested all wheel sensors all read ok and give good signal. all same reading,...will the edc button under dash give me a flash code on asb or is it just engine codes,,, if so what do i read it of?when i press it .it flashes the injector fault lamp?,is this the flash point or is this a old fault,it had some time ago cheers keith |
Bazil-S | Jan 28 2011, 07:44 PM Post #4 |
Hi, Phonic wheel= embattled wheel/castellated wheel. Button EDC exist on the first models produced, in the third generation. Here is the section for the fourth generation. The button is only for EDC. When press EDC button both the injector light, and the LED from button, flashing Go to Section: Workshop Manuals (All Models) -> 1999-2006 Workshop Manual and download: How to read blink codes and list of codes (up to chassis number 5383302/D187233) For ABS there is no blink code option. At ABS you can check the fuse, the sensors, or the electric wiring. If you can not find any defect, you must go to the main dealer for diagnostic. |
bulldozer | Jan 29 2011, 08:50 PM Post #5 |
cheers for that i though it was called a relucter ring.so it looks like a trip to the dealer as cannot see any other faults..... poss broken wire but with be hard to find ,may be easy with to tool a dealer cheers keith ps thank for you help :rolleyes: |
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by chiswede » Thu Jul 26, 2007 5:00 pm
RedHopeful wrote:Oh this would be the topper...I just don't see the guy finishing the game if he had a broken bone though. 9 times out of ten, you're going to feel it when he made any kind of jarring contact - fielding a grounder, swining the bat, etc....
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jcook3127 wrote:Well Tejada played through a broken wrist for a couple games before he even felt anything...I wouldn't be surprised at all if it was a similar type break to the hand...something thats even hard for x-rays to detect...and if theres a break he could easily be out a months timeThis would be awful news as Utley has been maybe one of the 5 most valuable fantasy players this season...hopefully its just a contusionPEACE
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Snakes Gould wrote:just in. broken hand. out 4-6 weeks.
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Its funny that you mentioned that game. First thing that you have to realize old skool is that i'm only 29 years of age. So for me to watch that game and truly understand everything that is going on would have been a marvel. Second I have seen that game on espn classic many times, and I belive it went 3 overtimes and Zeke had something like 45 pts and 15 assists(could be wrong about the assists). I have been a die-hard Piston fan since 1986 when I started to really get into basketball and have had the amazing opportunity to see us win big games and lose them also. I have seen us win titles and lose them also. Like you I have had sleeplessness nights pondering how we could won some of those games and days of euphoria after we were victorious. I am not questioning your loyalty old skool, but the series is only tied and just because we lost last night doesnt mean that the basketball world as we know it is gonna end. You have to support your team no matter what, its what "true" fans do.
Marv is also a guy who specializes in calling the play wrong, then saying "oh now they've changed to call to..." implying that the refs changed their minds when in reality he just lost track because he was looking around the first couple of rows for someone to bite.
We made more baskets, got more rebounds (way more offensive), and broke even on the turnovers. Free throws were the difference. Pretty good performance on the road.
Well guess what? The Cavs were the team to step up last night, which negated anything the Pistons brought to the table. All they did though was hold serve. All anybody has done is win at home. They deserve all the credit for winning two games in a row in the 4th quarter. Normally, the 4th is reserved for the Detroit Pistons against weaker opponents. This Cavs team thinks their in a competitive series. It's time the Detroit Pistons start thinking the same way. We're way better than we've been playing. But until the Detroit Pistons start taking the Cavs seriously, we will be behind the 8 ball. I've been calling them the "Detroit Pistons" cause this is a "Pistons Forum" and we must rally behind these guys. There will be plenty of time after the season to contemplate any moves you want, based on their FINAL results. If this were a chess match boys and girls...........look...........there are still pieces on the board to be played. Not a good idea to critize so EXTENSIVELY, when the playoffs are still going on for the Detroit Pistons. I see a Pistons victory in SIX GAMES. We will head back to Cleveland after a game 5 victory and hand those boys their @$$#@% in front of their home crowd. Go Pistons !!!!!!!
Please change your avatar, I want to punch Webber in the face for about 2 hours straight right now. "Let's win a title for Chris..." Hey Chris how about you get off your fat ass and win a game this series, you should still be able win 1 game basically by yourself.
The only starter without a foul? Lebron. What a clean game he played. I'm really impressed. I'm telling y'all, we did a lot of things right this game. Shooting: Pistons made 28 2-pointers and 3 3-pointers for 65 points. While the Cavs made 26 2's and 4 3's for 64 points. Adv Pistons. Rebounding: We seemed to get everything. 40 rebounds and 10 offensive for us. Cavs had 34 with 3 offensive. This is their biggest strength and we negated it. Adv Pistons. Assists: 16 to 16. Push. Steals: 8 to 7 Cavs. Blocked Shots: 6 to 1 in favor of the Pistons. What did they do better than us? Lebron had 4 buckets in the paint and he shot 4-13 on jumpers. We can live with that. Chauncey had about as many points and actually outrebounded LBJ. Final word: If Webber isn't going to give us anything but bricks, let's start Dale Davis.
There is a risk CWebb would just go south and bail on the rest of the playoffs, but I think you got to risk it. DD or JMax starts and Dice comes in.
Start him, but pull him at 3:00 in if he isn't playing well, just the like the Spurs do with whoever is playing in front of Ginobili.
You could, but I think the team might be better off just making a choice and letting DD or JMax get prepared to play from the beginning. Besides, what are the odds Webber is going to show up tomorrow night after the last few games?
Just why does Prince play more minutes than Bron??? CB makin dumb decisions which leads to turnovers and not makin shots in the 4th quarter maybe due to he play 45-46 mins in this game. Does Flip know about this? Do his assistants know about this? How do we beat them so easily (3-1) when we are suppose to cruising throughout the regular season and now in the playoffs, we are struggling to beat this team? Aren't we the experience team and can always flip the switch when the playoffs arrive??? Just plain frustrating. Anyway, I still have faith in them and think we can win this series in 6.
Yeah, I know what you're saying. But golly, that Gibson kid sure doesn't seem to lack for confidence. And the Pistons haven't done anything to convince him he isn't the second coming of Allen Iverson.
Golly, he'd be wondering if it was a semi or a semi and a train that had just hit him if I was manning the paint. I forgot we don't play actual basketball anymore. Hunter or possibly Flip Jr. (I think I just threw up in my mouth) needs to be in most of the time when he is in. I can't believe I'm game planning around a rookie.
NOPE!!! Max needs to start. Not Davis, not Dyess, MAXIEL!!!!! There's 2 things that Clev likes to do early, (1) Go to Z in the post and (2)Run Pick and Roll. Webber being in our startting lineup allows them to do both of these things with success. He can't defend Z in the post, he just flat out can't do it. Secondly it's almost comical how they purposefully put Webb into P&R's knowing that he can't hedge & recover, he can't trap & recover and he can't switch. Give Mike Brown credit, he saw that Lebron was struggling with Max and Sheeds defense in the P&R, so he know runs it exclusively at Webber. The only problem with Max starting is he could possibly get switched out on Z and get toasted.


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