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In a series of smaller moves, the Celtics have adjusted their roster once again.
In a series of smaller moves, the Celtics have adjusted their roster once again.
The Celtics finalized a three-team trade that will send Austin Rivers to play in Los Angeles for his father, former C's and current Clippers coach Doc Rivers, in exchange for a 2017 second-round pick, a $2.4 million trade exception and the expiring contracts of old friend Shavlik Randolph and journeyman Chris Douglas-Roberts.
The Celtics recently acquired the younger Rivers as part of last week's Jeff Green trade, which also brought Tayshaun Prince's expiring deal and a future first-round draft pick (most likely in 2019) to Boston.
In another minor move, the Celtics placed Nate Robinson on waivers. They acquired Robinson earlier this week in exchange for Jameer Nelson, who arrived last month in the Rajon Rondo trade. It's all very confusing.
In the end, as a result of trading Rondo and Green, the Celtics are left with Jae Crowder, $12.0 million in expiring contracts, three trade exceptions ($12.9 million for Rondo, $5.0 million for Brandan Wright and $2.4 million for Austin Rivers) and what will most likely be two first-round picks (Dallas' in 2016 and Memphis' in 2019) and four second-round picks (Dallas' in 2016; Minnesota's in 2016 and 2017; and the Clippers' in 2017).
Back in 2007 the Celtics inspired the NBA when they put together what became known as the Big Three. Since then, the Heat accumulated their own successful trio, which LeBron James is now trying to replicate in Cleveland. Teams around the league are all scrambling to put together their own Big Three, but superstars are not easy to come by. Danny Ainge has found that out since trading away Paul Pierce and Kevin Garnett.
Meanwhile, after collecting an impressive victory in Boston without two of their top players, the Hawks are far from scrambling in search of stars. Sitting at 31-8, they've lost just two games since Thanksgiving. The first-place team in the Eastern Conference? It's not the Bulls, the Wizards and certainly not LeBron's struggling Cavs. That would be the Atlanta Hawks.
After the C's loss on Wednesday, Brad Stevens, Jared Sullinger and Avery Bradley all referred to the Hawks as a "machine." So what is it that makes this particular machine so good?
One key is balance. All five of the Hawks' starters average at least 11.9 points, but it's not just about scoring. They can all rebound the ball, starting with the front court duo of Al Horford and Paul Millsap. They can all distribute the ball, but the head of the monster is the crazy-quick Jeff Teague. Kyle Korver is "the most challenging player in the league that averages less than 13 points to prepare for," according to Stevens. That can be attributed not only to Korver's lights-out shooting from downtown, but the fact that if he's doubled he knows how to pass out of it and if his man leaves him it's an automatic 3-pointer. Then there's Demarre Carroll, a do-it-all type player with the ability to drop 22 points like he did on the C's when other starters sat out, despite being the least heralded of the five.
Bottom line is that it's a tough group of players, but even tougher when you see how fantastic they all gel together. On top of that, Atlanta has seven players coming off the bench that all average over four points, so depth isn't an issue. Depth is also something the superstar-less Celtics seem to have, but with such a young team they have been unable to find the same type of cohesiveness that the Hawks have.
"I think you have to look and redefine who the superstars are with our own eyes everyday, right?" Stevens said following the game when asked about how Atlanta wins without superstars. "And so I would argue that they've got a couple guys on their way. And I don't know what qualifies a superstar, but I know this: Nobody in the league can keep Jeff Teague in front of them. Nobody. And [Dennis] Schroder — I'm not saying he's a superstar yet, he's a young kid –but nobody can keep him in front of them. And then they space it with shooters, so now it's a basketball team, right? And Millsap's been and All-Star, Horford didn't play tonight, he's been an All-Star, Korver didn't play tonight, he's a really good player. So they've got a great group and it fits well, and you might have a budding superstar in that group, right?
"The other thing that I'd say about them that stands out, jumps off the page, jumps on the page when you're coaching against them, jumps off the page when you're watching film: Big-time savy," the coach continued to gush. "The game comes really easy to them. It's slow on defense. They can see things coming. They play well together. They know the biggest threats. They react to the biggest threats. And offense, they stay spaced to make the right basketball play time and again. And I agree with you that the superstar thing and factor is a big part of this, but there's something to be said about a group that just — it's like a machine. They're a machine. They've really got a good thing going already."
Another thing that makes the Hawks so good is their coaching. With Mike Budenholzer at the helm, the team has taken on a new identity since his arrival in 2013, and this may be a machine that Stevens recognizes. Budenholzer coached under Gregg Popovich from 1996-2013, winning four championships in the process. The Spurs have been an organization that Stevens has practically been obsessed with since he's been on an NBA sideline, now the Hawks might be joining that same elite class.
It seems like the Spurs/Hawks' style is the type of play that Stevens is most interested in coaching, it's ultimate team basketball, which might be played best in a superstar-less system. In other words, the Celtics greatest success may come from Danny Ainge searching for the perfect fits in Boston while his youngsters develop, rather than waiting for the next KG trade to fall into his lap. Ainge has been actively working the trade market of late, so he certainly isn't waiting around, but he may want to take a look at the Hawks blueprint if he wants to taste the champagne again soon.
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Brad Stevens had the perfect model for his players to see Wednesday night. The Atlanta Hawks came in winners of nine straight, despite missing star big man Al Horford and sharpshooter Kyle Korver.
He thought maybe his team would see how Atlanta (31-8) is playing the game right now for their coach Mike Budenholzer and be inspired. He thought wrong.
Not three minutes into the game, Stevens had to call a timeout to remind his young team, still working to learn each other's game, that he wants them to run basic offense.
"I thought our offense was pretty poor all night, and I think they're obviously a difficult-enough offense to guard," Stevens said. "But when you give them run-out dunks, it doesn't help anything, and we just turned the ball over too much. Put too much pressure on ourselves to be good in the half-court defensively, and then to come back.
"We had cut it to nine and we were playing with some pretty good energy, but then at the end of the day they made us pay on a few different plays. And they do such a great job of ' they don't over-dribble, you know? They attack, they space, they pass ' it's beautiful basketball. They really move the ball well. And I thought we never really got into anything from a movement standpoint. We got pushed out a little bit out of our space and we fumbled the ball all around as a result of that."
The Celtics responded in the first quarter and managed a 24-24 tie after 12 minutes. But the roof started to cave in when the shots didn't fall in the second and they could never really recover from a 57-45 halftime hole. Still, it was the start of the game that stuck in Stevens' craw.
"We got back-cut two or three times by then and in transition we got lucky," Stevens said. "Should've been about 12-5. I was really disappointed with our first three minutes of the game.
"I'm usually not that disappointed in the first three minutes of the game. I thought it was poorly played on our part. I thought we were lucky to be at 6-5. But I think, again, that had a lot to do with the way they played. But we were doing things that you can't do against anybody, but you can't do against the Hawks for sure."
With a starting lineup of Jae Crowder, Jared Sullinger, Tyler Zeller, Avery Bradley and Evan Turner, Stevens didn't want to make the excuse of new faces learning each other against the best team in the East.
"No, I think it's what we need," Stevens said. "I think we need to play ' and I'm getting my wish ' we're playing the very best of the best. We've got to be able to take, we've got to be able to understand that with all the things we didn't do well it was a five possession game.
"And with all of the miscues we make ' and we have to learn the importance of attention to detail for us on every single possession; we have to learn the importance of taking care of the ball, and all those things. I mean, it's easy; everybody knows it. You can recite all the things that lead to winning, but doing it is a different thing. And doing it with a presence all the time is what the good teams do. That's what I ' I appreciate the way they're going about things, the Hawks. I just, man, it's a really good team. They just keep getting better."
While his team's double-digit loss to the Hawks came as no surprise — even as Atlanta rested starters Al Horford and Kyle Korver — Celtics coach
While his team's double-digit loss to the Hawks came as no surprise — even as Atlanta rested starters Al Horford and Kyle Korver — Celtics coach Brad Stevens wasn't pleased with his team's effort almost from the opening tip.
"I was really disappointed with our first three minutes of the game," Stevens said of a timeout that came just 2:38 into Wednesday's 105-91 loss to the red-hot Hawks. "I'm usually not that disappointed in the first three minutes of the game. I thought it was poorly played on our part."
Things didn't get much better over the final 45 minutes, either, as Kelly Olynyk allowed dunk after layup after dunk inside, Tyler Zeller finished 0-for-4 from the floor and Stevens continued to dig deep into his rotation.
"Well, I thought our offense was pretty poor all night, and I think they're obviously a difficult enough offense to guard," added Stevens. "But when you give them run-out dunks, it doesn't help anything, and we just turned the ball over too much." (Other than that, Mrs. Lincoln, how was the play?)
With usual energy boosters Jae Crowder and Marcus Smart struggling to produce, the Celtics desperately needed a game-changer, but only Phil Pressey (7 points, 2 assists) on the end of the bench provided any punch.
Afterwards, an increasingly agitated Jared Sullinger was asked if he would like to be the guy who swings the C's momentum, he responded, "Not really."
At least he's honest. You've got to give him that. Sullinger clarified his comments a bit, but it still wasn't the inspiring speech you'd like to hear from the de facto best player on an ever-changing Celtics roster.
"I want to win," said Sullinger, who had 14 points on 13 shots and nine rebounds. "I don't want to have to be a guy that has to swing momentum. I want to be a team that comes out, plays hard, wins basketball games and leaves everything we have on the court. No need for a guy to swing momentum; we shouldn't need to have to worry about that. We're so young. We should be able to play hard as long as we can for the whole 48 minutes."
So says the guy who's limited to fewer than 30 minutes a night — and not for performance reasons. Regardless, simply playing hard doesn't always translate into victories. If that were the case, Kevin Garnett would've never lost. In addition to effort, the game also requires execution.
"We're playing the very best of the best," said Stevens, whose team has three wins since Dec. 19. "We've got to be able to understand that with all the things we didn't do well, it was a five-possession game. And we have to learn the importance of attention to detail for us on every single possession; we have to learn the importance of taking care of the ball, and all those things. I mean, it's easy; everybody knows it. You can recite all the things that lead to winning, but doing it is a different thing. And doing it with a presence all the time is what the good teams do."
And the truth of the matter is, the Celtics just aren't a good team.
The red hot Hawks came into Boston on Wednesday and extended their winning streak to 10 games, and it wasn't even close. Playing without Al Horford and Kyle Korver, Atlanta was unfazed and still managed to dominate, 105-91 (click here for full box).
DeMarre Caroll and Jeff Teague led the way for the Hawks with 22 points apiece while Avery Bradley led all Celtics in scoring with 17, but failed to put points on the board in the fourth quarter.
Here's 5 things we learned in the loss that drops the Celtics to 13-24 on the season:
The Hawks have been silent assassins all season. Atlanta has lost two games since Thanksgiving and have been rolling over the competition in the process. Teams around the league have certainly taken notice, but so far it is yet to phase the Hawks.
Even without two of their best players (Horford and Korver), the Hawks brought their quiet confidence into Boston and played pretty well. With names like Mike Muscala, Mike Scott and Kent Bazemore playing roles in the rotation and their starters all preforming like equally-talented All-Stars, the Hawks are onto something. Which begs the question: Could the Celtics build a "superstar-less" contender like Atlanta has? Stay tuned for the answer in a followup post.
Shortly after experimenting with playing 13 guys in a game, Stevens has decided on a rotation … for now. Well, trades have essentially decided the rotation, but the coach still has had minor decisions to make in the process. With Nate Robinson, Tayshaun Price and Austin Rivers all on the Celtics' roster, but never expected to wear a green uniform, Stevens is left with 12 healthy bodies.
Phil Pressey and Gerald Wallace have been determined the odd men out (although Pressey played once Boston got down big), which means Stevens has settled on a more sensible 10-man rotation for the time being. Of course, with the way this season has gone, a trade could change the rotation at any moment. But until another trade does occur, it's pretty safe to say that this is what the rotation will look like.
With the recent direction this season has taken, this move just makes sense. Nothing against Evan Turner, he's a good player (and probably the most fun interview in the locker room). But he's not only playing out of position, but he has not separated himself enough from Smart to keep the job.
Trading away Rajon Rondo was handing the job to Smart to see what he can do with it; that's why he was drafted. Smart's jump shot has improved a lot of late, and now the only way to let him learn the point guard position in the NBA is by allowing him to play there more.
For comparison: Smart finished the game with a line of six points, five rebounds, five assists, three steals and two turnovers. Turner finished with three points, four rebounds, six assists, one steal and three turnovers. Both played 27 minutes, it's time to roll with Smart.
Lately, DNPs for the Celtics mean that you are on the open market — just ask Jameer Nelson and Brandan Wright. Despite reports that teams around the league are interested in Thornton, he was in the lineup on Wednesday. This doesn't mean the report is false, but based on Danny Ainge's recent moves, it would suggest that a deal is not yet close on Thornton. On the positive side, Thornton had a strong game, so teams interested likely will remain intrigued. He totaled 10 points to go with three rebounds and two assists. Oddly enough, Thornton was a plus-11 in +/- on the night, a team high by far.
The Celtics came out of the locker room in the second half and allowed the Hawks to get three quick steals leading to fast breaks. That series pretty much summed up the Celtics' night. The Celtics finished with 16 turnovers on the night, which isn't good, but even more concerning is that 13 of them were steals by the Hawks. The C's simply could not handle the pressure of Atlanta's defense, something they are going to have to improve upon if they want to not get knocked out of games early as they did Wednesday.
A major theme of the rebuilding Celtics has been that no player is safe from being traded for the betterment of the team ' something Danny Ainge has shown the willingness to do throughout his career (and now once again by trading Rajon Rondo). Here are some trades that make sense for the mess that is the Boston Celtics. Again, these specific trades are not rumors, simply ideas. This is part five.
How active have the Celtics been? Well, since the last post in this series, Ainge has flipped Jameer Nelson to the Nuggets for Nate Robinson, bought Robinson out to save about $1.2 million, and reportedly completed the framework for a deal to ship Austin Rivers to the Clippers for two expiring contracts and a second-round pick. Oh, and the last post in this series was Tuesday morning. So the C's have been rather busy.
Now Marc Spears of Yahoo Sports is reporting that teams have been showing interest in Marcus Thornton, and by the way things have gone in the last week, that probably means he's next to go. Thornton's expiring contract makes him an attractive bench scoring option as a rent-a-player for other teams, but his $8.6 million salary makes it tough to find a match. Even more so when you consider all the effort Ainge has put into clearing cap space for next season in recent trades, meaning it's unlikely Ainge would take any players he needs to pay next season in return.
Currently (not including Gerald Wallace), Ainge will be paying players all age 25 or younger next season. Each of those players are on relatively nice cost-controlled deals aside from Avery Bradley as well, so it would be tough to see Ainge sacrificing all of that hard work. Which means, of course, more draft picks and expiring contracts in return for Thornton:
RAPTORS GET: Marcus Thornton
CELTICS GET: Landry Fields, Greg Stiemsma and a future second-round pick
The Raptors already have a similar player in Lou Williams, but you can never have enough bench scoring. Admittedly, it was very tough to find a fit for Thornton, and even this one isn't perfect. Fields and Stiemsma aren't getting minutes for Toronto, though, so this would give them a proven scorer to insert into the rotation and try and get back into the hunt in the wide open East.
For Boston the trade is as simple as they all have been: get expiring contracts and add a draft pick, which this trade accomplishes. Toronto has their second-rounder in the upcoming 2015 draft, so Boston would be able to see the pick right away if the Raptors agreed upon it.
Another potential fit could be swapping Thornton for Kendrick Perkins, much like an earlier suggested Jeff Green trade, and having the Thunder throw in a second-round pick like the Raptors would in this deal.
It seems as though Ainge is determined to squeeze as much trade value out of any player on his roster that he doesn't intend to keep beyond this season, so at this point, expect anything from the Celtics' crafty front office.
According to Marc Spears and Adrian Wojnarowski of Yahoo Sports, the Celtics are reportedly shipping Jameer Nelson to Denver in exchange for guar
According to Marc Spears and Adrian Wojnarowski of Yahoo Sports, the Celtics are reportedly shipping Jameer Nelson to Denver in exchange for guard Nate Robinson.
Just one day after making the Jeff Green deal official, Danny Ainge is back at it again. But as Tayshaun Prince is currently negotiating a buyout with Boston, it sounds like we can expect Robinson to do the same. Boston's motive in the trade was simple, Nelson is under contract next season and Robinson is not. The deal allows the C's to add even more cap room this summer to a number that was already expected to exceed $30 million. It's a smart move by Ainge. With Nelson not a part of Boston's long-term plan, just swapping him for a contract that will come off the books at the end of the season is another win for the Celtics.
Despite Robinson playing a role on the 2010 Celtics team that made it to the NBA Finals, it sounds like he will be unneeded this time around. Spears made reference that the Clippers may be interested in Robinson if he is bought out.
In six games with the Celtics, Nelson averaged 4.8 points and 5.5 assists. However, Nelson did not suit up for the last six games he was in Boston. The point guard was injured at first, but even when healthy, it's safe to say Ainge was looking to flip Nelson all along considering his DNPs of late.
With Brandan Wright being moved to Phoenix on Friday, Jae Crowder already becomes the only player left that was aquired in the Rajon Rondo trade on Dec 18. Crowder had a career-high 22 points on Monday, so you would think he's here to stay. But at the rate Ainge is moving, it seems no player is safe.


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Salman Butt insists England will be the side with home advantage when they play Pakistan in the deciding Test of the series at Lord's.
Steve Finn issued a rallying cry to the Lord's spectators ahead of the fourth and deciding Test with Pakistan.
MCC Young Cricketers (YCs) are a select group of talented young men and women who are hoping to go on to achieve professional county contracts.
This week an MCC-Chance to Shine team of coaches travelled to North London hoping to bring the Spirit of Cricket to Tottenham as the first of four London one day summer cricket camps.
The first three weeks of July saw a flurry of activity surrounding the Spirit of Cricket from the grassroots to the Test arena.
On Tuesday 10th August the Argentinean Cricket team were due to play MCC at Wimbledon Cricket Club.
Wicket-keeper Kamran Akmal is the latest to be dropped from the Pakistan team as they seek a winning formula in their Test series against England - which concludes at Lord's.
Lord's has come out on top in a poll of All Out Cricket magazine readers. Thousands of 'AOC' readers voted with Lord's coming top in two categories.
Following their heavy defeat in the first Test at Trent Bridge, Pakistan make changes to their squad for the second Test. The series concludes at Lord's.
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The island of Bermuda, located 600 miles off the coast of North Carolina is known for its pink-sand beaches, charming pastel buildings in the capital of Hamilton, and perfectly manicured golf courses. It is also known for its British-influenced traditions—everything from afternoon tea to cricket matches—making a visit here like stepping back to a more genteel era. But, rest assured, the island is always updating itself (sprucing up resorts, adding new restaurants) so now's the time to put Bermuda back on your radar if you're looking for a warm weather getaway.
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New York City has always been a popular point of departure to Bermuda. And this April, Delta will launch a new daily non-stop flight service from New York's LaGuardia to Bermuda's L.F. Wade International Airport. The two-hour flights will depart at 9:55 am and land just after 1 pm (local time). From the airport, it's a quick taxi ride to the beachfront resorts on the south shore so you can be lounging on the sand sipping a Dark 'n Stormy, the island's national drink, in no time.
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The island was buzzing when local Bermudian Peter Green bought the iconic Fairmont Hamilton Princess, the sprawling pink-hued hotel dating from 1885. Named after Queen Victoria's daughter Princess Louise, the Princess has long been the social hub of Hamilton counting Mark Twain and Ian Fleming as former guests. Green plans on major refurbishments in the coming years—though unlikely to change is afternoon tea in the Heritage Court with finger sandwiches and mini scones with clotted cream served on multi-tired silver trays.
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A luxury resort with 88 rooms, Tucker's Point is a pristine private beach and 18-hole golf course that became part of the prestigious Rosewood Hotels & Resorts group in 2009, and has several dining spots including its signature Point restaurant with a seafood-rich menu (think local spiny lobster with black truffle) and a 3,000 bottle wine room. Its newest addition is Sul Verde in the golf course's clubhouse serving Italian dishes such as antipasto, risotto, and orecchiette pasta with broccoli rabe and Italian sausage.
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Bermuda has plenty of fun-filled festivals throughout the year including the Bermuda International Film Festival (April 12-18) with screenings of features and documentaries and director Q&As. Part-time resident and film star Michael Douglas has participated in festival events. There's also the Newport Bermuda Race, a biennial yacht race from Rhode Island to Bermuda that takes place in June. When the mega-yachts and sailboats arrive in the harbor, parties break out all over the island.
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Nice to see his passion still runs strong- " I enjoy coaching in the National Football League,ŌĆØ he said. ŌĆ£ItŌĆÖs a huge challenge, but itŌĆÖs very exciting going up against great teams, players and coaches every week and trying to match that challenge with our group. It beats working, IŌĆÖll tell you that. ŌĆ£I enjoy the preparation with the film study, and I enjoy the decision making and the challenges that come up during a game. I know it might not always look like it, but I do. I love the competitiveness of it. http://www.nytimes.com/2007/09/06/sports/football/06jets.html?ref=sports
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I think one of the most valuable abilities for a good programmer is to be a good listener. A big part of that is also being able to ask good questions. You need to be able to fully understand the problem to be able to develop the right solution -- remember, the solution that customer actually needs is not always the one they think they want. Also, being able to listen also means you will be better able to learn new skills.
Comment: Re:why start after the fact? (Score 1) 219
Technically the continuously overwritten ring buffer seems hardly more difficult to implement.
One big problem would be battery life. There was a fatal police shooting recently which the police officers' cameras apparently did not record. One reason I heard was that they have 3-hour batteries which are supposed to last for a 12-hour shift. At the very least you have to keep a charger and spare battery in the patrol car to make continuous recording work. Better if you could actually make a single battery last the whole time and take away any plausible reason for not having a recording.
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It sounds like the plan is for this ship to be the first of several, so the question is how much of that $20 billion investment is for upfront costs (design, shipyard upgrades, construction equipment) that will not be duplicated in subsequent ships. As it is, the first ship looks to probably at least break even or even make a decent profit (provided it works as expected) with bigger profits hopefully to follow. I am sure these numbers have been gone over very carefully. You don't make an investment this large on a whim.
Comment: Texas and Montana (Score 2) 525
I have driven that stretch in eastern Montana many times, and I have also driven that stretch of road in Texas. One thing the article doesn't mention about that toll road in Texas is that it was very expensive -- over $5 if I remember correctly. I tried it once not knowing the cost, and it was a lot of fun to drive on. But for that price, I can see why so few people use it, especially since you have to go out of your way. I was on my way from San Antonio to Dallas, so I didn't mind skipping Austin.
As for eastern Montana, the countryside is very open with gently rolling hills and long stretches of mostly straight sections of Interstate. Very often, you will not be able to see a vehicle in either direction (and just as often, no more than one or two buildings either), so the temptation to cruise is very high. Any wildlife can be seen from miles away, and there are very few trees. My only concern would be raising the speed limit on the western side of the state where there are more mountains and forests. There are some highways with 70 mph limits with limited visibility (both on the road and in the underbrush around) that makes for dangerous driving. As long as they take these things into account, it makes perfect sense. Montana already takes over a day's driving. just to get across.
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You (The US) already spends the most on education per student then any other nation and yet have some of the worst test results.
That may be true, but it's not going to teachers!. (Link describes North Carolina, but I think the same is true elsewhere.)
I don't think "throwing money at it" will make it better. Sure, teachers will take home more money but the test results clearly show this doesnt improve the quality of education.
This study disagrees.
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Not as long as it (would) take Linux to offer a really good Desktop solution.
Yeah, Microsoft made a really good desktop solution and then developed a really broken one. Take that, Linux!
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Suing the companies that might be able to buy you out is not an uncommon way to start the negotiations.
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The article says that most of the galaxies are moving apart, but the Local Group is moving closer. Why would the local group be different than the other galaxies? Are there other groups of galaxies that are seeing the same effect, or is the Local Group an anomaly?
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ULA prefers Atlas V because it is more profitable for them. But it uses engines from Russia.
The Russian engines are purchased from a company with ties to one of the people targeted by US sanctions against Russia... so the judge has granted the injunction to prevent purchasing those Russian engines.
ULA has a stockpile of some Russian engines already, and they have the (less profitable for them) Delta IV if they can't launch Atlas V for any reason... and running out of engines would be one of those reasons. But ULA would prefer to continue buying engines. But we've been paying them to have both rockets available, so they'd better be able to show up with what they've promised.
Separate from this injunction, SpaceX is asking for a review of the large block by of ULA cores, as it was done just before (a few days before) one of the final milestones of SpaceX being qualified to launch for the air force. I think it's not unreasonable for them to say that it's unacceptable to do a huge purchase when if you wait for a few days you would have multiple vendors competing for the bid.
Even John McCain thinks that contract smells fishy: link
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- More registers (16->32)
- New instructions for crypto
and a handfull of other things. But all of the above aren't really benefits of 64 bitness, just the improvements to the architecture. The real benefit of a 64 bit architecture is the larger virtual address space... processes with >2-3 GB of memory. Every other improvement is usually just improvements that could have been added in 32-bit mode but they threw into 64 bit arch. Similar with x86-64.
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My total compensation as a qualified Engineer is similar to the average compensation for a doctor. I think that's reasonable. It's very hard to fill positions right now.


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ABSTRACT: The role of the nuclear receptor TLX in hippocampal neurogenesis and cognition has just begun to be explored. In this study, we generated a transgenic mouse model that expresses TLX under the control of the promoter of nestin, a neural precursor marker. Transgenic TLX expression led to mice with enlarged brains with an elongated hippocampal dentate gyrus and increased numbers of newborn neurons. Specific expression of TLX in adult hippocampal dentate gyrus via lentiviral transduction increased the numbers of BrdU(+) cells and BrdU(+)NeuN(+) neurons. Furthermore, the neural precursor-specific expression of the TLX transgene substantially rescued the neurogenic defects of TLX-null mice. Consistent with increased neurogenesis in the hippocampus, the TLX transgenic mice exhibited enhanced cognition with increased learning and memory. These results suggest a strong association between hippocampal neurogenesis and cognition, as well as significant contributions of TLX to hippocampal neurogenesis, learning, and memory.Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences 06/2014; · 9.81 Impact Factor - [Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: DNA hydroxylation catalyzed by Tet dioxygenases occurs abundantly in embryonic stem cells and neurons in mammals. However, its biological function in vivo is largely unknown. Here, we demonstrate that Tet1 plays an important role in regulating neural progenitor cell proliferation in adult mouse brain. Mice lacking Tet1 exhibit impaired hippocampal neurogenesis accompanied by poor learning and memory. In adult neural progenitor cells deficient in Tet1, a cohort of genes involved in progenitor proliferation were hypermethylated and downregulated. Our results indicate that Tet1 is positively involved in the epigenetic regulation of neural progenitor cell proliferation in the adult brain.Cell stem cell 06/2013; · 23.56 Impact Factor - [Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Although Wnt7a has been implicated in axon guidance and synapse formation, investigations of its role in the early steps of neurogenesis have just begun. We show here that Wnt7a is essential for neural stem cell self-renewal and neural progenitor cell cycle progression in adult mouse brains. Loss of Wnt7a expression dramatically reduced the neural stem cell population and increased the rate of cell cycle exit in neural progenitors in the hippocampal dentate gyrus of adult mice. Furthermore, Wnt7a is important for neuronal differentiation and maturation. Loss of Wnt7a expression led to a substantial decrease in the number of newborn neurons in the hippocampal dentate gyrus. Wnt7a-/- dentate granule neurons exhibited dramatically impaired dendritic development. Moreover, Wnt7a activated β-catenin and its downstream target genes to regulate neural stem cell proliferation and differentiation. Wnt7a stimulated neural stem cell proliferation by activating the β-catenin-cyclin D1 pathway, and promoted neuronal differentiation and maturation by inducing the β-catenin-neurogenin 2 pathway. Thus Wnt7a exercised critical control over multiple steps of neurogenesis by regulating genes involved in both cell cycle control and neuronal differentiation.Molecular and Cellular Biology 04/2013; · 5.04 Impact Factor -
Article: Characterization of TLX Expression in Neural Stem Cells and Progenitor Cells in Adult Brains.
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ABSTRACT: TLX has been shown to play an important role in regulating the self-renewal and proliferation of neural stem cells in adult brains. However, the cellular distribution of endogenous TLX protein in adult brains remains to be elucidated. In this study, we used immunostaining with a TLX-specific antibody to show that TLX is expressed in both neural stem cells and transit-amplifying neural progenitor cells in the subventricular zone (SVZ) of adult mouse brains. Then, using a double thymidine analog labeling approach, we showed that almost all of the self-renewing neural stem cells expressed TLX. Interestingly, most of the TLX-positive cells in the SVZ represented the thymidine analog-negative, relatively quiescent neural stem cell population. Using cell type markers and short-term BrdU labeling, we demonstrated that TLX was also expressed in the Mash1+ rapidly dividing type C cells. Furthermore, loss of TLX expression dramatically reduced BrdU label-retaining neural stem cells and the actively dividing neural progenitor cells in the SVZ, but substantially increased GFAP staining and extended GFAP processes. These results suggest that TLX is essential to maintain the self-renewing neural stem cells in the SVZ and that the GFAP+ cells in the SVZ lose neural stem cell property upon loss of TLX expression.Understanding the cellular distribution of TLX and its function in specific cell types may provide insights into the development of therapeutic tools for neurodegenerative diseases by targeting TLX in neural stem/progenitors cells.PLoS ONE 08/2012; 7(8):e43324. · 3.53 Impact Factor - [Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: A major challenge in cancer research field is to define molecular features that distinguish cancer stem cells from normal stem cells. In this study, we compared microRNA (miRNA) expression profiles in human glioblastoma stem cells and normal neural stem cells using combined microarray and deep sequencing analyses. These studies allowed us to identify a set of 10 miRNAs that are considerably up-regulated or down-regulated in glioblastoma stem cells. Among them, 5 miRNAs were further confirmed to have altered expression in three independent lines of glioblastoma stem cells by real-time RT-PCR analysis. Moreover, two of the miRNAs with increased expression in glioblastoma stem cells also exhibited elevated expression in glioblastoma patient tissues examined, while two miRNAs with decreased expression in glioblastoma stem cells displayed reduced expression in tumor tissues. Furthermore, we identified two oncogenes, NRAS and PIM3, as downstream targets of miR-124, one of the down-regulated miRNAs; and a tumor suppressor, CSMD1, as a downstream target of miR-10a and miR-10b, two of the up-regulated miRNAs. In summary, this study led to the identification of a set of miRNAs that are differentially expressed in glioblastoma stem cells and normal neural stem cells. Characterizing the role of these miRNAs in glioblastoma stem cells may lead to the development of miRNA-based therapies that specifically target tumor stem cells, but spare normal stem cells.PLoS ONE 04/2012; 7(4):e36248. · 3.53 Impact Factor - [Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: miR-137 is a brain-enriched microRNA. Its role in neural development remains unknown. Here we show that miR-137 has an essential role in controlling embryonic neural stem cell fate determination. miR-137 negatively regulates cell proliferation and accelerates neural differentiation of embryonic neural stem cells. In addition, we show that the histone lysine-specific demethylase 1 (LSD1), a transcriptional co-repressor of nuclear receptor TLX, is a downstream target of miR-137. In utero electroporation of miR-137 in embryonic mouse brains led to premature differentiation and outward migration of the transfected cells. Introducing a LSD1 expression vector lacking the miR-137 recognition site rescued miR-137-induced precocious differentiation. Furthermore, we demonstrate that TLX, an essential regulator of neural stem cell self-renewal, represses the expression of miR-137 by recruiting LSD1 to the genomic regions of miR-137. Thus, miR-137 forms a feedback regulatory loop with TLX and LSD1 to control the dynamics between neural stem cell proliferation and differentiation during neural development.Nature Communications 11/2011; 2:529. · 10.74 Impact Factor - [Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Proper development of the mammalian brain requires that neural progenitor cells balance self-renewal and differentiation under precise temporal and spatial regulation, but the underlying mechanisms are not well understood. In this study, we identify Gα subunit as a positive regulator of mammalian neurogenesis, working with the regulator of G protein signaling (RGS)-mediated ephrin-B signaling pathway as two opposing forces to maintain a balance between self-renewal and differentiation in the developing mouse cerebral cortex. Multiple Gα(i) subunits are expressed by cortical neural progenitor cells during the course of cortical neurogenesis. Activation of Gα(i) signaling, through in utero electroporation-mediated expression of wild-type and constitutively active Gα(i) subunits, counteracts the function of ephrin-B in cortical neural progenitors to induce differentiation. Genetic knock-in of an RGS-insensitive G184SGα(i2) causes early cell cycle exit and a reduction of cortical neural progenitor cells and leads to a defect in the production of late born cortical neurons, similar to what is observed in mutant mice with deficiency in ephrin-B reverse signaling pathway. This study reveals a role of Gα subunit in mammalian neurogenesis and uncovers a developmental mechanism, coordinated by the Gα and ephrin-B signaling pathways, for control of the balance between self-renewal and differentiation in neural progenitor cells.Stem Cells 09/2010; 28(9):1581-9. · 7.70 Impact Factor - [Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Neural progenitor cells in the ventricular zone of the developing mammalian cerebral cortex give rise to specialized cortical cell types via consecutive rounds of proliferation and differentiation, but the mechanisms by which progenitor cell self-renewal and differentiation are regulated during cortical development are not well understood. Here, we show that zinc-finger and homeodomain protein 2 (ZHX2) is specifically expressed in neural progenitor cells during cortical neurogenesis. ZHX2 binds to the cytoplasmic domain of ephrin-B1, which is expressed in cortical neural progenitors and plays a role in neural progenitor cell maintenance. ZHX2 acts as a transcriptional repressor in cell, and its repressor activity is enhanced by coexpression of an ephrin-B1 intracellular domain. Blocking ZHX2 function in cultured neural progenitor cells or in the embryonic cortex causes neuronal differentiation, whereas overexpression of ZHX2 and an ephrin-B1 intracellular domain disrupts the normal differentiation of cortical neural progenitor cells. This study identifies ZHX2 as a novel regulator of neural progenitor cell maintenance and suggests a potential nuclear mechanism of the ephrin-B function in the cortex.Journal of Neuroscience 07/2009; 29(23):7404-12. · 6.75 Impact Factor - [Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Maintaining a balance between self-renewal and differentiation in neural progenitor cells during development is important to ensure that correct numbers of neural cells are generated. We report that the ephrin-B-PDZ-RGS3 signaling pathway functions to regulate this balance in the developing mammalian cerebral cortex. During cortical neurogenesis, expression of ephrin-B1 and PDZ-RGS3 is specifically seen in progenitor cells and is turned off at the onset of neuronal differentiation. Persistent expression of ephrin-B1 and PDZ-RGS3 prevents differentiation of neural progenitor cells. Blocking RGS-mediated ephrin-B1 signaling in progenitor cells through RNA interference or expression of dominant-negative mutants results in differentiation. Genetic knockout of ephrin-B1 causes early cell cycle exit and leads to a concomitant loss of neural progenitor cells. Our results indicate that ephrin-B function is critical for the maintenance of the neural progenitor cell state and that this role of ephrin-B is mediated by PDZ-RGS3, likely via interacting with the noncanonical G protein signaling pathway, which is essential in neural progenitor asymmetrical cell division.The Journal of Cell Biology 07/2008; 181(6):973-83. · 9.69 Impact Factor -
Article: Nuclear interaction of homeodomain protein ZHX2 and ephrin-B1 in neural progenitor maintenance
Developmental Biology 07/2008; 319(2):554-554. · 3.64 Impact Factor
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Calicut Tower
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The Copper Folia
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Hotel Asma Tower
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Hotel De Grand
Map: Mavoor Road
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Hotel King Fort
Map: Near Calicut Railway Station
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Hotel Maharani
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Hotel Malabar Gate
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Hotel Marina Residency
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Hotel Monad
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Hotel Paramount Tower
Map: Near Calicut Railway Station
Guest can feel the royal experience in Hotel Paramount Tower. With a magniloquent stature of 8 storey's (the first 8 storey hotel tower in Calicut),loaded with all modern means of
Hotel Soorya Galaxy
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Hotel Span
Map: Near Calicut Railway Station
Hotel Span adds to the mesmerizing charm of Kozhikode, once the land of the Zamorins. Earlier known as Calicut, it was the capital city during the Zamorin rule. The historic
Hyson Heritage
Map: Near Calicut Railway Station
Hyson Heritage, Kozhikode, Kerala, offers simple rooms with essential amenities for guests comfort and convenience. The lush green courtyard at the entrance creates a soothing atmosphere while the contemporary amenities,
Khaleej Residency
Map: Near MIMS Hospital
Hotel Khaleej Residency is a budget hotel located just next to MIMS hospital. This centrally air conditioned and well structured hotel in Calicut offers 43 rooms.All the rooms rooms are
Kovilakom Residency
Map: Near MIMS Hospital
Hotel Kovilakom Residency, Kozikhode, features a contemporary architecture, spacious rooms and warm ambience. Conveniently located close to the railway station, this hotel is an ideal destination for leisure and business
Krishna Leela Homestay
Map: Near MIMS Hospital
Krishnaleela Homestay 8 kms north of Calicut city, adjacent to the N.H bypass is an ideal village retreat, amidst lush greenery. The Calicut Airport and Railway Station are at a
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Brand name guitar heroes were common currency during the 1970s and '80s but, today, Zakk Wylde stands as one of the last six-string wizards who can boast the name recognition to stand on his own, instead of several feet behind their band's singer — though he's been known to do that, too for portions of his career. Born Jeffrey Phillip Wielandt, on January 14, 1967, in Bayonne, New Jersey, the future Zakk first picked up a guitar at the age of eight, and played with several local bands before being plucked out of obscurity to fill the big shoes of Randy Rhoads and Jake E. Lee (among others) as Ozzy Osbourne's guitarist. Their first collaboration, 1988's 'No Rest for the Wicked,' performed well enough and confirmed Wylde to be more than worthy of the gig, but it was their second, 'No More Tears' (1992), that categorically cemented the partnership, as it was one of Osbourne's most commercially and critically acclaimed efforts. But when Osbourne announced his intention to retire in 1994, Wylde turned his attention to southern metal power trio, Pride & Glory and even auditioned for Guns n' Roses, before returning to the Ozz Man for his 1995 'comeback,' 'Ozzmosis' album and tour, then recording his only solo album in 1996's 'Book of Shadows.' Wylde wouldn't tour with Ozzy again for over a decade, but he continued performing on his studio albums and, in 1999, launched his next group, Black Label Society, which has remained his primary musical vehicle ever since, churning out nine studio albums by 2015. And, to cap it all off, Wylde has made more guest appearances on fellow rockers' albums than one can count, and has also dabbled in acting, both on television ('Aqua Teen Hunger Force,' 'Californication') and the silver screen as the lead guitarist of fictional metal band Steel Dragon, Mark Wahlberg's 'Rock Star.'
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