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yes dre hedged on the screen expecting a hand off. Im glad he was in to learn from it rather than sitting on the bench hearing about it. We actually had some nice momentum going into the first ot, but some silly 1 on 1 play and worse 1 on 5 plays were the eventual end for us.
Dre got some great experience in this one, and Daye and CV and even Bynum were showcased playing decent to well at times so hopefully a suitor calls and we can start to free up some time for future players. It would also be great if coach got a punch in the arm ( or perhaps a little higher) and realized he needs to shake up the lineups already.
Bynum did make that shot with 3 seconds to go in OT. Only it was goal tended. It irks me that nobody on the Pistons challenged that, since it was a timeout after the shot. After the ball got up on the glass, the defender slapped the backboard. The announcers never noticed it either, even later after they showed a replay of the shot. Anyway, the officials missed that one. This is a crazy one to write up. We should have won. CV ended up guarding a tired Josh Smith quite well as Smith kept going against CV's one strength on defense, standing toe to toe with someone in the post. CV does have the height and length for at least that. Good job from him tonight. Bynum hit a ton of shots. Daye kept yanking down the boards and hit a three to put us up one with just 4 seconds to go in regulation. And coach Frank did not make a defensive adjustment. As a matter of fact, Frank hardly ever does. I won't fault him for going with the group that got you there (especially when the same group got you there twice) - but yes, we could have put in better defenders for just that one play without hurting too many feelings. Stuckey was out there during most of both comebacks. Two comebacks needed since we got down about 22 in the first half, got to within 3, and fell 16 down in the 2nd half. Stuckey, as the first sub in both halves, was part of the sinking in both halves. But he was a big part of the clawing back. Another strong double double for Drummond. Another game JMAX, despite being a hustling player, was just too short to do any good on defense, and too short to get a shot away on offense. 85 bench points. Announcers claimed that is some kind of oddity that has not been equaled for many years. Tay did play. Can't say he was all that effective, but I recall he hit a couple of 3's. Heavily negative for the game, along with all the starters. Pretty much all our starters were around a point negative per minute played. That is pretty bad. A lot of turns - especially when we tried to run Knight and Stuckey together to end the 1st quarter. Stuckey went off with an ankle injury. Came back later to end regulation - just how much did that injury keep us from winning? (He came up short on that one shot.) Hey, this one, especially down the stretch in regulation where we came back from way down to tie it in 6 minutes, was totally fun to watch. Had me jumping out of my seat and pumping my fist lots. Darn I wish they had won. Knight and Stuckey, as usual, worked horridly together, often ending in one or the other taking a forced shot, which neither is any good at all at doing. I find it quite amusing how the announcers keep claiming it makes sense - just because Stuckey is doing so well and needs the minutes. Hey, if he is so good, have him directly take minutes from Knight. Quit the non-sense of playing them together. If I had to guess, I would say the vast majority of the hole dug, both of them actually, were dug with Stuckey and Knight paired up together. (Our starting unit was not doing that great - but it got a lot worse each time coach decided to make the same mistake he just loves to make, bringing in Stuckey as his first substitution. Lets instead bring in a shooting guard if we sit our shooting guard, or a small forward if we sit our small forward. Just bring Stuckey in for Knight.) Between both Tay , and then Stuckey, playing thru injuries, it certainly did not help this game for us. Again though, we absolutely had this one won. Just a good call away from a victory.
Yeah the one on five selfish play worked for awhile, but in the second OT it was Stuckey trying to win it in the first minute and Bynum in the last minute of play and that combo and lack of three point defense was the difference....
A terrible basketball player who guards Josh Smith pretty well. And hit a pair of three's, one to put us up one in regulation to top off a pretty incredible comeback. Daye did a whole lot of good for us in this game. Just what do you not like about his game tonight? Anyway, I was talking about the "blowout" part.
You'd have to think that Bynum played his way back into the rotation. I know he has deficiencies, but he's unique on this team due to our guard situation. He was scoring at will against a good D and starters. In general, it's not a good sign when Bynum matches Monroe in rebounds. Daye continues his quest to be our +/- leader for the year at an amazing +57 in only 133 minutes in playing time (that's +20.6 per 48 minutes). The Daye-Villa combo is really spreading the floor and Andre is cleaning up their misses. 8 offensive boards tonight for him compared to 7 for the entire Hawks team. Monroe falls further to -106 on the season, but with heavy minutes. So far this year, offense has been our weakness and defense a relative strength. With Drum + these shooters, it's not that bad of a trade-off defensively. That was the biggest comeback that I can remember. Thrilling. Too bad we couldn't cap it off.
Daye had probably his best game in a long time tonight, he wasnt great by any means but he was better than usual and actually seemed to be focused and not pouting after every miscue. I agree TaShawn, as long as they play with drum it is our most rounded lineup at least we have a defender and some shooters even if they are very streaky. I cant wait to read Larrys post game quotes to see how he twists the game andfinds way to merit using the same starteing lineup.
Didn't the Pistons lose a game to the Hawks last year on the same play that got Horford to the line? There were at least 3 times in the 2 OT's where the Hawks announcers were wondering why or how long the Pistons were going to play their second unit. They were such homers! This was a classic Flip Frank game where he got stuck with a hot unit too tired to play the rest of the game. he would have had to have taken the whole group out if he was going to make an OT substitution. There are no favorites on the Pistons. Each guy is equal. Austin Daye played more tonight then he has all season. One of the things I liked about Frank last year was that his system transcended the players. He had the Pistons playing a style no matter who was playing and was much more flexible with his substitutions. Monroe made a sweet like 360 layup attempt that he missed. Loved the move though.
Also, 2 offensive goal tends, one of which was for sure going down. He's trying to lay off them, but just can't do it sometimes.
The Bynum - Stuckey - Daye - Chaz - Monroe lineup playing in the second quarter have to be the worst defensive lineup the Pistons can muster up. Stuckey and Knight fell for the crowds early countdowns everytime in the first quarter. I'd love to see Zaza on the Pistons bench. Max did one heck of a job forcing Smith to go to his strong hand. Chaz D was so bad the announcers thought the Pistons was fouling intentionally. Monroes best move this game was to drill Daye with a chestbump. At first I wondered why they kept Chaz in to defend in the last play of regulation, then the sad truth struck me, everyone else playing that position is just as bad. Max D on Smith was among the worst I've seen and Monroe is Monroe. The Pistons went full Piston in the end. Two starters combined for 1p.
...some observations: LOL at the Hawks announcers for not being able to say the words "Charlie Villanueva" without tacking on the phrase "not known for his defense". Next time we play these guys, I'm gonna listen to the Atlanta feed again to see if I hear "Charlie Villanueava, ...known for not being known for his defense". Speaking of defense, I'm not sure what lee sees in Austin Daye's defensive game. Dude was getting blown-by so often that you could have flown a kite in that arena last night. Props to Daye for roughly equaling his season total for rebounds. I LOL'd we he got knocked over by a teammate attempting to execute a simple chest bump near the Piston bench last night. All & all, good showcase of Daye and 'das BoT' in this one. This game might have finally pushed the Atlanta front office over the edge to making that Daye & Turd for Josh Smith trade that Joe has been trying to pull off. It doesn't matter how bad you are, if you have a freaking TEEN WOLF on your roster you're never out of a game. Anytime a player can go from DNPCDville to finding himself 26 shot attempts in a game; that's a transformation right there man! Drummond didn't look that tired to me in the 36 minutes that he played. I think he's ready to have his minutes increased from 20 to 25 per game now (except for back-to-back games). No matter what the numbers say, Charlie Villanueva's box score is so empty that it sounds like an echo chamber. He could put up 40pts with 15 boards and it you still wouldn't feel like he was helping your team win. Why didn't Maxiell play in this one? ...Oh, wait. ...now I remember. ...Yeah, he was in there. Despite his maturity and European experience, Singleton seems to be hitting some sort of rookie wall.
It was an enjoyable game to watch. The starting 5 just weren't getting it done and Will just took over with the second unit and got it going. The highlight being Austin Daye getting decked by Monroe's chest bump. Rodney got hurt but came back in and finished with a bunch of assists. Max and Singler have played their way out of the rotation at this point.
Without Charlie's 3's, that comeback never would have happened. His stroke was looking great. It's not really fair to call him a chucker at this point because of his high efficiency. He leads the team in points per minute and is 2nd on the team in eFG at .534, only behind Drummond who lives off of dunks. One other factoid is that both Villanueva and Daye are tied for the lowest turnover rates on the team at 1.1/36min. Combined, they have a 2:1 assist to turnover ratio compared to about 1:1 for Monroe. Charlie is shooting a higher eFG than any point in his career, including the years with Milwaukee that make JD fall in love with him. His PER of 18.1 is the 2nd highest of his career, which has only dipped below 15 (at 14.9) one year while at MIL. The 3 highest PERs on the team are 1) Drummond: 21.3, 2) Monroe: 19.2, and 3) Charlie: 18.1. Everyone else on the team is at 14ish or below. In ORat-DRat, Charlie is one of only 2 players on the team to have a positive differential at +6 (Drummond is the other at +15!). Charlie is +56 on the year, which is 1 behind the leader, Daye. In summary, we have a guy that is near the top of every advanced stat and also every per minute stat. Might be something there worth not laughing at. The .070 difference in eFG between Charlie and Monroe is the same gap between a .300 hitter in baseball and a .230 hitter. On Daye's D, it doesn't matter if he gets blown by with Drummond behind him. He just needs to use his length to stop jump shots... which he wasn't really doing either because he was helping on double teams. However, he has the ability to do this, as does Prince and Charlie. His Drat is in the middle of the back on the team. His defensive rebounding rate is 2nd on the team and surprisingly higher than Monroe's. That is part of defense. His block rate is of course higher than Monroe's as well. I still think Daye could be a valuable bench player for us with consistent minutes. If that's not in the cards, then please continue to showcase him so that we can actually get some value in exchange. There have to be other teams out there that would be interested in a 6'11 player who can shoot like him at $3M/year. I can see where Villanueva might be priced out of the market, but Daye shouldn't be. It looks more and more like Daye's dreadful shooting year in 2011-2012 was an outlier caused by the workout routine. Every time BDL makes the Teen Wolf joke, I always laugh. You put the real TW in a game in the 4th quarter when you're down 20 and that is exactly what would have happened. There is something about the way he bounces and his short height that just makes it a great comparison. That was the 2nd highest scoring game by any Piston player this year, which is unbelievable. The other crazy thing is how many layups he missed because he was fearing shot blockers that weren't there. His 31 could have been closer to 40 if he would have converted those. Bynum is now 3rd on the team in points/min and 1st on the team in assists/min. He just raised his 3P% from about .231 to .368 (tied with Singler) with one hot night. He steals the ball at over twice the rate of Knight or Stuckey. The players who have found themselves in Frank's bench jail are really not that bad, especially relative to our starting unit. I'm pretty sure that Bynum/Stuckey/Daye/Villanueva/Drummond would finish the season above .500 against our starting unit of Knight/Singler/Tay/Maxiell/Monroe. You're talking about an average PER of 15.34 from the bench vs 13.50 from the starters. For comparison, on the Miami Heat, the starters have an average PER of 19.36 vs the 12.07 off the bench. Even on terrible teams like the Wizards the differential favors the starters significantly. I don't have time to do it, but I'm wondering if we are the only team in the league with a higher PER bench than starting unit.
Joe blew up the going to work team to be able to field a starting lineup half a decade later that's an underdog against Bynum, Daye, Chaz and two rookies while still having Rip and Ben on the payroll.


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this is one of my favorite pieces I've made, it's a slightly older piece of mine from 2009, I had some friends request it as a print so I'm posting it for sale here, the original piece is 54" by 63", it's water color, ballpoint pen, colored pencil, gesso and micron pen on paper.
thanks everyone, I'll have to post some detail shots, the wounds in their necks are actually being opened by little zippers, as are the holes in the trees. it is rather surgical haha, though I tend to think of it more as mutation
It would be good to see those zippers, I was making up a story in my head as to how their necks got that way. Needless to say, it wasn't pretty. ;)
Hi Caitlin! I have just got a copy of an old hi-fructose issue and saw your artworks there. I really love your artworks! so inspiring (>'o')>
YOU ARE AMAZING! this is the first of your works i saw in juxtapose ( i think it was juxtapose) a couple of months ago and i have been in love with your style ever since!
@Vanitylife, thank you, I was having a kind of gloomy thursday and your comments really cheered me up!
Caitlin-- this piece is so beautiful! Just wanted to let you know I featured it on my blog today to promote your work! http://blog.ashandanchor.com/2011/11/...rains.html
I absolutely adore all of your work. I found out about you through the beinart collective and am pleased to have stumbled upon your stuff over here as well.
You add so much detail in your work. That's very good! You have such awesome ideas, keep them coming! I'm very sorry about the gloomy Thursday you had. I haven't been myself either for a long time. My favorite art teacher died February 29, 2012. The worst day of my life, and I see things differently now. But that will never stop me from working. I will work hard everyday as if he is still here with me now. I wish I could see you, and your art work in person. That would me feel so happy once again. Never forget don't quit working even if your world is turned upside down like mine. Keep fighting, and get back up.That will make you a stronger person in the inside. And your art work will grow while you grow with it,too!
Would it be possible to order this even bigger? 22x26 just seems too small for such beautiful and detailed work ^^
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This is the men's robe made from 100% washable cashmere, offering the warmth of wool without roughness or scratching for the softest hand available. Exclusive to Hammacher Schlemmer, the robe's cashmere fibers are spun into a two-ply yarn using a patented, high-tension knitting technique and are exposed to a proprietary, non-toxic treatment, creating extra-tight, durable fibers that will withstand machine washing. Hand-combed from the fine, downy undercoat of Inner Mongolia's indigenous Kashmir goats, cashmere fibers are renowned for being the softest in the world. The robe is soft and supple to the touch yet resists wrinkles and pilling. It has a shawl collar, two patch pockets, and tie belt, and (size depending) fits just below the calf. Imported. May also be dry cleaned. Gray. Sizes M/L (48/49) or L/XL (50/51). (1 1/2 lb.)
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- Slim, attractive design
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The Sony VAIO S Series (VPCSE13FX/S) has an attractive and portable design that will please most users. While it may not have the best performance out there, it does offer good performance for the money. The 15.5-inch display has excellent quality that makes this laptop one to consider.
The Sony VAIO S Series comes in two colors, black and silver. Our unit was black and we really liked the plain, matte finish that resisted fingerprints. The chassis is thin with squared-off corners to create a fairly simple and minimalist design. In total, it measures 15.0 x 10.1 x 1.0-inches (wdh) and weighs about 4.4-pounds, so it can definitely be considered portable with no hesitation. Our only reservation about the design is the display's hinge, which sticks out slightly and feels cheap.
On the interior, the deck is matte black and surrounds a black Chiclet-style keyboard and a touchpad with two discrete buttons. The backlit keyboard provides a good typing experience with no problems with oddly-placed or sized keys. The touchpad is multitouch enabled and gives you a spacious, smooth surface to work with.
Sony includes a 15.5-inch LED-backlit glossy display with a native resolution of 1920 x 1080-pixels on the Sony VAIO S Series, so it's full 1080p HD. The screen has really great brightness levels and a very crisp image. It has decent viewing angles too, so two people should easily be able to watch a movies without a problem.
In terms of ports, the Sony VAIO S Series has one USB 3.0 port, two USB 2.0 ports, HDMI-out, VGA-out, the usual audio ports, gigabit ethernet and two memory card slots (Sony Memory Stick & SD Memory). We applaud Sony for including USB 3.0, but were disappointed when all three USB ports resided on one side of the laptop. This may cause users to feel cramped on one side if they connect many peripherals, especially since the left edge of the laptop has plenty of open space.
The internal specifications of our review unit had a second-generation Intel Core i5-2430M CPU (2.4GHz), 4GB of RAM, a 640GB 5400RPM hard drive and AMD Radeon HD 6470M graphics with 512MB of dedicated video memory. There is also a dual-layer DVD+/-RW optical drive, 802.11b/g/n Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and support for Intel's Wi-Di wireless display technology. The graphics system in this laptop is switchable, meaning that it also has integrated Intel graphics in addition to the discrete AMD graphics.
Performance with the Sony VAIO S Series was average or slightly above average. It does not have the fastest processor or the most memory out there, but for most users, it will do the job well. We had no issues streaming HD video from the Internet or doing moderate multitasking.
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Sally's inaugural professorial lecture
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We've had quite a few visitors to the Brooker Bunch research group recently including Jane Nelson and Grace Morgan. This photo was taken facing away from the University of Otago Chemistry Department. From left: Jane Nelson, Grace Morgan, Humphrey Feltam, Ryan Hellyer, Jonathan Kitchen, Andy Noble, Owen Clements, Sally Brooker, Nick White and Scott Cameron.


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Shwin Designs: Nowhere man pants
It has been a while since I made anything for Nash, so I decided I would make him a pair of pants using the Nowhere Man pants pattern by Shwin Designs. I bought this pattern when it was on sale a little while ago and have been eager to try it ever since. I definitely want to make them in the same kelly green linen shown in the pattern photo, but I wanted to test it out on some less precious fabric first…Joann's black seersucker* it is.
*Sidenote…I am never going to use this seersucker again. It is just such a poor quality seersucker, and it is not even cheap. Have you ever felt Robert Kaufman seersucker? I just ordered some and it feels and looks amazing for the same price as Joann's itchy junk. And it comes in a ton of colors. AND it is 58″ wide. Glorious.
The pattern came together pretty well. Nash is only 22 months and I made him a 3T. The pattern just looked so small, but that could just be my upsizing complex. I'm also hoping I can bring down the hem and these can still fit him in the fall.
The instructions were a little vague, so I wouldn't recommend them for your first pair of pants…but if you have made pants before, you won't have a problem.
Sorry about the blurry pictures. I cannot get this kid to sit still for a second! I was even bribing him with chocolate chips to no avail. He would down 'em in like .003 seconds and be off again.
I used 1 yard of fabric and only had enough leftover to make one back pocket. Darn. I think it still looks okay. I'll pretend it was on purpose.
Crazy kid. I'm ready to make some green pants now. I'm excited.
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I can just hear Nash saying "cheese". Love the pants. Good job !
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I've never heard of this pattern, but these are adorable! And I really like the fit and the details – I may have to check these out. That's too bad about the seersucker – they look great! I haven't seen the Kauffman seersuckers, but they sound just lovely. I tend to have champagne tastes in fabric, because I figure if I'm going to go through all the work of sewing something, I want it to be in a fabric that I really love, you know? Can't wait to see these in green linen!
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those are darling! i must admit that i cringe every time i touch the seersucker at joann's. and i didn't know kaufman had its own line so thanks for the tip – i've had great luck with all the kaufman basics. good color selection, too – i'm going to order some!
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Camel Women's Novice Four Tops Eight Team Field at Head of the Snake Regatta
October 11, 2014
WORCESTER, Mass.--The Connecticut College women's rowing team opened the fall season in Worcester, Mass. with the Head of the Snake Regatta Saturday.
Head Coach Eva Kovach's Camels had a successful start to the 2014-2015 campaign.
In the varsity four regatta, the Camels placed fifth in the 24 team field with a time of 17:36.
Grace Steward was positioned in the stroke seat. Sarah Fishman and Kelley Barnes joined Natalie Calhoun in the bow seat for Connecticut College. Alexandra Friedman guided the Camels as the coxswain.
Ari Wendt coxed the Camels to a sixth place finish in 17:40 with their A Boat. Connecticut College's C Boat finished 15th with a time of 18:25.
Bowdoin College posted a time of 16:49 to win the regatta.
The Camels picked up a victory in the novice four regatta Saturday.
Connecticut College posted a time of 19:08 en route to their victory. Phoebe Masterson-Eckart was positioned in the stroke seat. Danielle Schuman and Camden Cone joined Sadie Homeier, who was seated in the bow.
Annie Dilisio guided the Camels to the triumph as the coxswain.
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June 12, 2014
NEW LONDON, Conn.--Seven Connecticut College student athletes have been honored as 2014 Arthur Ashe Jr. Sports Scholars by Diverse Issues in Higher Education Magazine.
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May 30, 2014
NEW LONDON, Conn.--Sophomore Anne Speranza of Hopkinton, Mass. has been named to the All-New England Conference Athletic Conference (NESCAC) Women's Rowing Second Team for Connecticut College.
Speranza and the members of the Camels' varsity four boat won a bronze medal with their third place showing at the New England Rowing Championship May 3.
Speranza has also contributed to the Connecticut College four boats at the prestigious Head of the Charles Regatta in each of her first two seasons on the water for the Camels.
In her rookie season, the Camels placed 13th out of 38 teams on the Charles River with a time of 20:02.
"Annie Speranza has been a major contributor to the program over the past two years," Connecticut College Head Women's Rowing Coach Eva Kovach said. "As a first year and sophomore she assumed the role of stroke of the varsity boats - both the first four and first eight. She is a talented athlete and a dedicated teammate. Above all, it is clear Annie loves the sport of rowing, the demands of training for the sport as well as the internal and external competition of the sport. She deserves to be honored as an All-NESCAC Student-Athlete for her commitment to the sport and our program."
Speranza carries a major in biology to go with a minor in Spanish.
Off the water, Speranza is a contributing member of the Connecticut College Pre-Health Club. She also sings in the Gospel Choir.
Speranza is also a member of Oceana. The group advocates for ocean health and the responsible use of marine resources by hosting film screenings, speaker events, and beach cleanups and other collaborative restoration projects with local non-profit groups to raise awareness of marine issues.
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Camels Place 2nd in Petit Final of Novice Eight Regatta at ECAC-NIRC
May 11, 2014
WORCESTER, Mass.--The Connecticut College women's rowing team competed in the Eastern College Athletic Conference-National Invitational Rowing Championships (NIRC) on Sunday at Lake Quinsigamond in Worcester, Mass.
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WORCESTER, Mass.--The Connecticut College women's rowing team competed in the New England Rowing Championship on Lake Quinsigomond in Worcester Saturday.
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The European Commission as Network Broker
Recent transformations in the European Union have been putting significant pressure on the management function of the European Commission. Examining its brokerage position in policy networks, this article asks what kind of role does the Commission have in the political interactions in Brussels after the year 2000. Developing a conceptual framework about brokerage roles in EU policy, the article uses a combination of quantitative and qualitative data in an empirical analysis of two very different cases where the Commission has been embattled the past years. The article argues that previous reports of the Commission's demise are much exaggerated, because it continues playing a leading role in managing interaction between multiple actors at different levels of governance. The empirical results show that the Commission is a resilient central network broker.
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Little Amy, always kind, her Mother's tastes so refined,
Little Amy takes a pearl, and Mother's forced to beat the Girl.
Little Amy has a friend, his little name is Stanley Mend.
He and Her go to their room and Mother wonders what they're doin'.
Little Amy's little lover, innocent sweet Patty Dover,
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Little Amy, Little Amy, never does no harm.
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White Trash Thermos
The submitter wrote: "A co-worker of mine's White Trash Thermos. The Cap is gone, the Lid is busted with the insulation sticking out. The Handle is long gone and it has been replaced by heavy gage wire and a lot of electrical tape. He refuses to part ways with it even though we offered to buy him a new one. He claims it has sentimental value"
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Courtesy of 21st century Web technology, I followed the two-day debate March 21 and 22 even as deadline pressures had all of us at Railway Age on overdrive. I originally projected the debate as one passenger rail would win no matter what. Mayor Rob Ford and his allies want to expand Toronto's small but excellent subway system. Others sought to reinvigorate Toronto's veteran streetcar system, one of North America's very best, growing it with grafts more like light rail transit (such as shown above left). For rail advocates—indeed, for rail suppliers and the rail industry as a whole—where's the downside?
For the past several months, I've talked to rail suppliers about the Toronto situation (now spectacle), and while those suppliers expressed interest in the political landscape, they weren't too concerned; like me, they tended to see it as win or win.
Silly Doug; no need for "The Hunger Games" to demonstrate how quickly rational discourse can turn into "reality" viewing. I'm not talking the standard measure of weary political posturing, with a few factoids, distorted or straight up, thrown in for flavoring, that causes many to shrug in despair or disgust these days. No, I'm talking insults scraping the bottom.
Mayor Ford, irate at being defied by City Council throughout the month of March, sat quietly the first day, in retrospect more like a ticking time bomb than a shrewd tactician. On March 22, he let loose, chanting "subways, subways, subways" as if he had ruby slippers, then calling the alternative "damn streetcars" as if sounding out titles for a Broadway play. Not done with that, he muttered how nothing could get done due to the "monkeys" present.
Whoa. "Idiot" is one thing; "monkey" is so un-PC even Jerseyans (of any stripe) think three times before employing it. It's possible Canadian ramifications of such use are less ethnically, racially, or politically charged than here in the States, but I doubt it. Addressing the opposition as subhuman* is a time-honored insult; a British officer under Gen. John Burgoyne in 1777 lamented the defeat of the world's finest army to nearly subhuman colonials at the Battle of Saratoga, and since my ancestors were among those supposed subhumans, I take such insults perhaps too personally.
And so I did in the Toronto melee—I took it personally. The streetcar/light rail partisans came armed with facts and figures and studies and some tapping of public opinion. The subway forces came with ... LRT accident stats and scary photos, one-word rally cries ("subways, subways, subways"), promises of vengeance and no-build if the other guys won, and, finally, insults not even withdrawn after a cool-down period. In shorthand, only "monkeys" supported such a thing as "damn streetcars."
The mayor was targeting his political opponents. He managed to offend me, too. I believe in streetcars (I want one for my hometown). I believe in subways as well, and you can find me on one pretty regularly. But as an outsider I think the Toronto LRT folks have the better, deeper, more nuanced case. For believing that, I'm now a monkey (not even a higher primate, like a bonobo or orangutan—the humiliation!).
From a rail perspective, I'm also now vaguely worried. Toronto, for me, has always been a touchstone, one of the few cities in North America that never gave up on passenger rail, one of the few that employs more than one urban rail mode, that streamlines bus/rail intermodalism with grace, that cares about bikes and pedestrians and a livable urban environment. Now it's a battleground for rail mode vs. rail mode—an ugly one.
*[Author's addendum: I originally attributed the word "Neanderthal" to the British officer, per a public television documentary. But since Neanderthal (or Neandertal) evidence was first unearthed in 1829, this exact wording appears to be highly unlikely. My apologies for misleading any readers, however unintentionally, and thanks to reader Joseph M. Calisi for assisting me with this.]


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Study: Americans Flunk Basic Science Facts But Like Science
90 percent of respondents say scientists are working for the benefit of humanity.
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Researchers close to developing pizza that can remain good to eat after 3 years without freezing.
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Something so desolate and bleak should never be this awesome. I definitely feel bad for whoever was driving that vehicle.
I checked out the website too, watched some of the videos, checked out the art. There's some cool stuff on there. Good for you for making this happed. I wish you good luck!


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tianyi86 wrote:Im sure there are slower catchers and pitchers to throw out base runners. Just think about el duque and his slow delivery and his low velocity giving more time for the base runner to steal. Also, catchers like Mike Piazza have a really throw out %. As for naming current catchers, I am really not sure this season because I haven't watched enough games yet.
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RynMan wrote:Several factors are in play during the steal other than the catcher's arm (as already pointed out). Pivot position, 1st base holding the runner, the handedness of the pitcher. Best way is to look at base stealing as a whole for the team. Here are the Caught stealing rates for each team in 2005 (%):Oakland Athletics 18.7New York Mets 18.9Chicago White Sox 19.5Los Angeles Dodgers 20.7San Diego Padres 21.0Baltimore Orioles 22.8Philadelphia Phillies 24.1Cleveland Indians 24.3Florida Marlins 24.4Boston Red Sox 25.0Toronto Blue Jays 25.9Arizona Diamondbacks 26.4Colorado Rockies 26.6Texas Rangers 27.4Milwaukee Brewers 28.3New York Yankees 28.6Atlanta Braves 28.8Chicago Cubs 30.8Cincinnati Reds 31.5Seattle Mariners 32.6Washington Nationals 35.0Pittsburgh Pirates 36.0Houston Astros 36.9Los Angeles Angels 38.2Kansas City Royals 38.6Tampa Bay Devil Rays 39.8San Francisco Giants 40.9Detroit Tigers 45.0Minnesota Twins 45.0St. Louis Cardinals 50.8Looks like Kendall and co may be the best team to steal on. Man, 18.7 % is terrible.....
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Technology One bets big on mobile
PUBLISHED: 22 Feb 2012 00:01:00 | UPDATED: 22 Feb 2012 07:05:55PRINT EDITION: 22 Feb 2012Brian Corrigan
Business software maker Technology One will invest $150 million over the next five years on making its products compatible with smartphones and tablets so that customers can access information whenever they want on the device of their choice.
Executive chairman Adrian Di Marco will tell the company's annual user conference in Brisbane on Wednesday that all of its products can now be accessed over the internet through the cloud computing trend that is sweeping through the information technology industry.
Its enterprise app store will be developed over the next 18 months, with the first apps for iPhones, iPads and rival devices running on Google's Android software expected to be available in June. These will tackle everyday business processes like asset management, work flow, time sheets and leave applications.
"We're taking traditional enterprise applications and breaking them down into apps," Mr Di Marco said. "In future you won't need to do an upgrade of the enterprise suite because you can simply upgrade the apps. At the moment doing an upgrade is a huge job but this is going to change the way systems work."
Customers will be able to rate the apps and leave comments, which Mr Di Marco said would give Technology One a good feel for which apps were working well and promised to dramatically change software development.
"You're going to get feedback from unhappy customers but that happens anyway," he said. "In the normal cycle it takes six to eight months but now it will be instantaneous and that means you can make people accountable. The current cycle in the enterprise model is too long."
Technology One makes financial, supply chain, customer relationship management and other business software targeted at specific vertical markets including local government, education and healthcare. It competes against much larger multinational rivals like Oracle and SAP.
Patersons Securities analyst Ben Kakoschke said the planned investment of $150 million in cloud computing and mobile apps would account for most of Technology One's research and development expenditure over the next five years.
"This is exactly what they need to do. They are a smaller player and can move a bit quicker than large global companies," Mr Kakoschke said. "Oracle and SAP have been a little bit slow moving to cloud offerings."
Technology One has hired former Netsuite executive Ken Bartlett to run its cloud business. It has yet to sign its first customer but Mr Di Marco said it expected quick take up.
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Check out this nigger loving article. These poor innocent niggers "didn' do nuffin' " to provoke anyone. BULLSHIT. http://www.philly.com/philly/news/27082899.html
Check out this nigger loving article. These poor innocent niggers "didn' do nuffin' " to provoke anyone. BULLSHIT. http://www.philly.com/philly/news/27082899.html
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But where'a all the boo-hoo-hooing and hand-wringing when niggers savagely assault Humans without any provocation?
But a couple of niggers get bashed, and it's time for a media witch hunt!
"Mup da doo didda po mo gub bidda be dat tum muhfugen BIX NOOD cof bin dub ho muhfugga."
Awwwww, isn't that sweet? The media & niggers working together in perfect harmony to "Get YT!!!" This has to be the most putrid piece of niggerloving bullshit I've seen in while!
It's disgusting! The nigger has learned to use the media. If the roles were reversed, you wouldn't have heard a peep, and the charge would have been "disturbing the peace" for the niggers.
But it's nice to see some folks doing their part to clean up their town!kkk
Hey God. *psssst* .....enough with the niggers already......eh?
So the fuck what? If only it happened more often. I'm reposting a link to a video posted in the guest forum of some of the most disgusting and infuriating nigger behavior I've ever seen.
How about some outrage over this? The poor fucking niggers: so sensitive, so deeply wounded by society's brutality. Fuck 'em. They should be exterminated. This is how it REALLY should have ended:
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Just a couple more niggers looking for a payday.
You know this is bullshit because the first thing they did after giving a statement to the police was march their asses over to the local paper are start in on their "poor me" song and dance.
On a more positive not the picture in the article proves that you can give a nigger a black eye
I'm sure that something will come out in the next few days that these niggers were doing something that provoked it. In the meantime, expect lots of guilt-induced self flagellation and hand wringing over the incident by nigger-loving whites. These white kids will be demonised and crucified before all is said and done. I bet that they and thier families receive death threats or are assaulted. Or both.
First of all we should send the humans a chimpout shirt and a job well done.
And go ahead niggers cry me a fuckin river all these poor poor niggers this
never happens to whites .We never get beat and robbed by niggers.
Dumbfuckingnigger Should be one word.
i loved the picture though. who wouldnt love a beat up nigger?
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Niggers, the deadlist animal in africa
Hurrican LoQueisha be headin dis way, pack up yo fotys and head to da local FEMA agency fo yo free sh!t
niggers suck! heh heh mmm heh!
Yeah, right you fucking savage!"Something just dropped in me," Bethea said. "It really hurt. I was upset that he had to learn that racial tension and racial hatred still exist in 2008. His belief that all is right with the world is gone. There is no getting it back." *
And just how many Whites are beaten/robbed/raped/killed by your race each and every year?
It's just too bad you both were not killed.
No stop whining and go back to your ghetto.
You never know when another boot party is coming your way.
Who Needs Niggers?
The Bell CurveThe reason men are silenced is not because they speak falsely, but because they speak the truth. This is because if men speak falsehoods, their own words can be used against them; while if they speak truly, there is nothing which can be used against them -- except force. "Birdman" Bryant
Cry me a river, niggers! It's not like niggers don't assault, rob, rape, and murder white people, now is it? Tell me, when was the last time some shitskins were charged with "hate crimes"? When was the last time we ever saw this concern over "wounded souls" after whites are attacked by groidles of feral niggerbeasts?But the worst injuries weren't visible.
As victims of an alleged hate crime, Lee and Mills said they suffered the kind of soul-penetrating wounds that may never completely heal.
Their TNB must have been especially nasty to provoke a boot party.Mills had just one more week of summer vacation before classes resumed at Bloomsburg University, where he is captain of the basketball team. Lee, who graduated from Johnson C. Smith University in Charlotte, N.C., in May, wanted to show his childhood friend a good time before he went back to school.
Duded up in designer clothing, they spent Thursday night clubbing ( ) in Old City. They finished the evening at Moda Lounge, a hip place on Chestnut Street known for speciality cocktails ( ) and a big dance floor ( ). At about 2 a.m., they walked along Market Street, looking to catch a cab home. The streets were peppered with weary partyers. Suddenly, at 5th and Market streets, Lee and Mills said that they spotted about six or seven white men chasing a black man.
The streets were peppered with weary partyers. Suddenly, at 5th and Market streets, Lee and Mills said that they spotted about six or seven white men chasing a black man.
" 'Get back here, n-----,' " one yelled, according to Lee and Mills. " 'We gonna get you, n-----.' "
One of the white guys took a swing at the black guy, and Mills said that he yelled out something like, "Yo, they're jumping that black guy!"
The pack of white males turned their attention to Mills and Lee, while the guy they were chasing took off toward Penns Landing and disappeared.
"That's when they came running towards us and said, 'You f------ n------,' " Lee said.
One guy took a swing at Mills, striking him in the shoulder. Mills said he threw a punch and another guy joined the fight. Lee stepped in to help Mills, and three other white guys pounced. Some wielded two-by-fours. The wooden planks sliced Lee's face, according to Mills and Lee.
The street was filled with people and no one said anything about this? I don't buy it. Captain Bassabawl probably "thought" he could get away with anything, and antagonized the wrong white folks. Well, good for them in trying to teach these coons some manners.
We should be seeing more of these sorts of stories. Especially in niggerfuxated Philly where you can't rely on Pee Cee hobbled police to protect what few whites remain from these wild animals. 'Bout damn time whites started defending what's theirs.
If we judged them by the content of their character, they'd be begging us to judge them by the color of their skin


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Biography Dr. Ching Y. Suen is the Director of CENPARMI and the Concordia Chair on AI & Pattern Recognition. He received his Ph.D. degree from UBC (Vancouver) and his Master's degree from the University of Hong Kong. He has served as the Chairman of the Department of Computer Science and as the Associate Dean (Research) of the Faculty of Engineering and Computer Science of Concordia University. Prof. Suen has served at numerous national and international professional societies as President, Vice-President, Governor, and Director. He has given 45 invited/keynote papers at conferences and 195 invited talks at various industries and academic institutions around the world. He has been the Principal Investigator or Consultant of 30 industrial projects. His research projects have been funded by the ENCS Faculty and the Distinguished Chair Programs at Concordia University, FCAR (Quebec), NSERC (Canada), the National Networks of Centres of Excellence (Canada), the Canadian Foundation for Innovation, and the industrial sectors in various countries, including Canada, France, Japan, Italy, and the United States. Dr. Suen has published 4 conference proceedings, 12 books and more than 495 papers, and many of them have been widely cited while the ideas in others have been applied in practical environments involving handwriting recognition, thinning methodologies, and multiple classifiers. Dr. Suen is the recipient of numerous awards, including the Gold Medal from the University of Bari (Italy 2012), the IAPR ICDAR Award (2005), the ITAC/NSERC national award (1992), and the "Concordia Lifetime Research Achievement" and "Concordia Fellow" awards (2008 and 1998 respectively). Prof. Suen has supervised 86 doctoral and master's students to completion, and guided/hosted 87 long-term visiting scientists and professors. He is a fellow of the IEEE (since 1986), IAPR (1994), and the Academy of Sciences of the Royal Society of Canada (1995). Currently, he is the Editor-in-Chief of the journal of Pattern Recognition and an Adviser or Associate Editor of 5 journals. Actually he has held previous positions as Editor-in-Chief, or Associate Editor or Adviser of 5 other journals. He is not only the founder of three conferences: ICDAR, IWFHR/ICFHR, and VI, but has also organized numerous international conferences including ICPR, ICDAR, ICFHR, ICCPOL, and others. In 1997, he created the IAPR ICDAR Awards, to honour both young and established outstanding researchers in the field of Document Analysis and Recognition. He has always been fascinated by letters and characters, ever since he started his doctoral research on teaching the computer to read multifont documents with a voice output for the blind. |
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Suen is the author/editor of 12 books and more than 495 papers on subjects ranging from computer vision and handwriting recognition, to expert systems and computational linguistics. He has founded and/or served as a key Editor for numerous journals. Presently, he is the Editor-in-Chief of Pattern Recognition. Some Publications:C. Y. Suen and M. Komoda, "Legibility of digital type-fonts and comprehension in reading," in J. C. van Vliet (ed.), Text Processing and Document Manipulation, Cambridge University Press, 1986. M. Cheriet, C. Y. Suen et al, Character Recognition Systems, Wiley Interscience, Hoboken, N.J., 2007, 326 pp. X. X. Niu and C. Y. Suen, "A novel hybrid CNN-SVM classifier for recognizing handwritten digits," Pattern Recognition, vol. 45, 1318-1325, 2012. Y. Li and C. Y. Suen, "Personalities of English fonts," Proc. DAS Int. Workshop on Document Analysis Systems, Boston, May 2010. C. Y. Suen et al, "Legibility of typefaces," Digest of ATypI Conference, Dublin, Ireland, Sept. 2010. You could click here to find a copy of Professor Suen's list of editorial work and recent publications. Click here for an exhaustive list of all the CENPARMI (archived) publications. Google: search for "Ching Y. Suen" to get info/publications For More Information, you may visit the web page at http://www.cenparmi.concordia.ca/ |
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A popular question I've seen on many forums is whether legitimate opportunities to work from home via the internet exist. In a word, yes, such jobs do exist but there are only a few I know of that aren't scams and are definitely worthwhile.
For a couple of months I held the position of "Internet assessor/quality rater" with a company called LionBridge Technologies who are contracted by a well known search engine to carry out various tasks.
Since all search engines are based on algorithms and keyword filtering, real people are often drafted in order to manually check, configure, optimise and analyse data.


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In recent decades, observers have criticized professional baseball for the length of its games, with some justification as the time required to play a baseball game has increased steadily through the years. At the turn of the 20th century, games typically took an hour and a half to play.[citation needed] In the 1920s, they averaged just under two hours, which eventually ballooned to 2 hours and 38 minutes in 1960.[6] Though in 1975, the average length of games was 2 hours 25 minutes, according to the Elias Sports Bureau.[7] By the turn of the 21st century, games had got so long that Major League Baseball's goal in 2004 was to get the average game down to 2 hour and 45 minutes, after coming close in 2003 at 2 hours and 46 minutes.[8]
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Obama is the typical, "pro-choice" relativistic atheist constructing his own truth. When Pastor Warren asked the two presidential candidates at what stage protection of human life must begin, John McCain answered 'at conception', whereas, Obama tried to confuse the issue by claiming that the question has both theological and scientific dimensions. He concluded that the answer is above his pay grade. Later on, he admitted that he had given a flippant answer. For Obama the truth is not determined by reality but can be twisted and turned to suit his purposes in different situations. If Obama cannot answer from what stage human life must be protected, how can he be so adamant in pursuing policies that afford no protection to the preborn child!
Lawrence Abello sj, my friend.
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The US goes to vote on the 4th of November, and the fate of the world hangs by a thread. Obama has a confirmed pro-abortion, pro- artificial contraception view-point. He is unwilling to stop gay and lesbian marriages.
These are great mistakes. My own Hindu beliefs and personal intellectual quests have convinced me of the great evils of abortion, contraception ( artificial) and homosexuality.
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quote:There are kids in military training hitting E-type targets at 300yds with iron sights. You telling me you can't even do that...
quote: Posted by Message Capt ST .30-30 Winchester. Why so unpopular now? Do you limit yourself with a bow, or are you strictly a bazooka hunter?
quote:Hitting a target and killing a deer are not the same.
quote:I'd like to see somebody who could consistently kill a deer at 300 yards with iron sights in a hunting situation.
quote:Steel green man targets don't move, stand out, and you're shooting prone with a nice AR.
quote:I also believe it has a lot to do with the cowboys shooting the native Americans with 30-30's
quote:Hornady squishy tips are not good bullets. I've yet to see one do what it was supposed to do in .30-30, .35 rem, .444, .357, or .45-70. I see a whole lot of shot deer every year and pay attention to stuff like this. The only people I know still using them are .45-70 and .444 handi rifle shooters, and most of them are unhappy with them. Hornady squishy tips shouldn't be used at any range. They suck. That said, I don't think any .30-30 load should be used at 200+ yards for a multitude of reasons... 1) Most people shouldn't be taking 200 yard shots with any caliber, much less one that lobs bullets rather than sends them on a rope. 2) Most factory loads are pop gun loads and don't bring much with them past 100 yards. The trajectory and velocity both suffer big time due to the flat/round nose of most bullets. The hornady squishys address this, but they don't do their job when they get where they're going. 3) (looking for trajectory charts)
quote:Dude, if you can't get within a hundred yards of a deer, you suck as a hunter.
quote:If you caint get close, use a real rifle like a 270, the awesomest rifle known to man.
quote:I didn't know the .30-30 was around for injun blasting. I thought they mostly used stuff like .44-40
quote:Now I know you're trolling...
quote:If you caint get close, use a real rifle like a .30-06, the awesomest rifle known to man.
quote:Never said I couldn't but I bet you sitting up in a stand covered in doe piss with 300lbs of corn scattered doesn't make you much of a hunter either....


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In addition to its online undergraduate and graduate programs in theology, Saint Joseph's College will offer more than a dozen theology courses on campus this summer. The courses, rooted in Roman Catholic theology and ministry, will help lay people to better understand their faith and serve the Church. Classes are geared toward lay ministers, such as pastoral associate, faith formation director, parish Catechetical leader, parish administrator, chaplain, Chancery official, social services director, liturgical minister, youth minister, and director of religious education.
Many of the summer courses are available only through on-campus classes, rather than online.
Some of the offerings include Faith and Film; Foundations of Catholic Spirituality; Catholic Social Teaching; Christian Leadership and Management; Ministry with the Aging, Sick, and Dying; Introduction to Catholic Doctrine & Theology; Modern Catholicism; and Theology of the Diaconate.
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Saint Joseph's undergraduate and graduate theology programs offer study of the breadth, depth, and strength of Catholic theology. The programs deepen faith and enable a better-grounded and informed lay ministry.
According to Bishop Richard Malone of the Diocese of Portland, "Not only is there a significant need for these programs in Maine, but a growing market in New England and across the nation as ministerial needs and new lay leadership positions evolve in the Church."
The two-week format of summer courses allows students to earn college credits quickly, expand their professional network, and connect with other students and faculty, while enjoying socializing, off-campus trips and a lobster dinner. Most courses run June 9-20 or July 14-25, and registration dates vary. Accommodations and meals on campus are available for those who don't commute. Early registration is encouraged.
For more information, visit www.sjcme.edu/summer or call 800-752-4723. Saint Joseph's has offered distance education for adult learners since 1976.
April 16, 2008 Contact: Charmaine Daniels at (207) 893-7723 or e-mail email@example.com