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New York's ethnic media has garnered newfound respect in recent years, and now it should get its "fair share" of advertising, Sing Tao Daily's Lotus Chau writes in an opinion piece.
Melissa Mark-Viverito met with members of the community and ethnic media to offer greater access to City Hall and encourage reporting on the Council's legislative role.
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The City Council will soon take up Council member Peter Koo's resolution to make Jan. 13 Korean American Day, reports The Korea Times.
A new law limiting collaboration between city agencies and federal immigration authorities will benefit hundreds of families in fear of deportations, El Diario reports.
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Worker cooperatives, in which all members have a say, gained attention at recent City Council hearings.
City government entities are now required to webcast public meetings and hearings but lack of clarity is preventing full implementation of the law, reports Gotham Gazette.
Archie Spigner reflects on the evolution of blacks in Queens politics and giving a voice to underrepresented communities, in a Queens Press profile of the first African American elected to the City Council.
A City Council-supported effort to offer legal aid to immigrants fighting deportation has had noteworthy successes and may get more funding, El Diario/La Prensa reports.
An opinion piece in the Queens Tribune suggests that the planners go back to the drawing board to redesign the Willets Point development project.
Latino leaders rejoiced when Councilwoman Melissa Mark-Viverito became City Council speaker, the first Hispanic politician to occupy the most important seat in New York City after the mayor, El Diario-La Prensa reports.


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Anybody grow broccoli in a bucket?
I hear they get real big.
I was planning one broccoli + 2 swiss chard in a 5-gal bucket.
What do you think?
btw, is it ok to feel a little smug, when people exclaim about my gorgeous WS'ed vegies?! lol.
I'm afraid I don't have an answer, Ellen, but I am planning to do some more informal container gardening with greens and some other veggies.
Below is a related (sort of) article from the NYT on Friday.
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Two chards and a broccoli will get quite snug in a 5 gallon bucket but if you have limited buckets I'd let them fight it out. Any one of the plants will fill a five gallon bucket if you give it a chance so if one seedling gets particularly pushy they might try to squeeze out the neighbors.
But if you'd be equally happy with 2 chards + 1 broc as you would with one super chard or one super broc, then I'd say go for it. If not, put your broc in the five gallon and do chards in one gallon nursery pots. (One per pot.) You'll stunt their growth but then again you'd be harvesting plenty of tasty baby chard until they finally get totally root bound.
I think 5 gallon buckets and tire gardens are the ultimate containers, but before our compost heap was mature we did a lot of growing in one gallon nursery pots. (We bought them in bulk from Greenhouse Megastore online.) Even tomatoes will grow "good enough" in gallon pots with Walmart potting mix as long as you stay on top of the watering. In really hot weather that can mean twice a day.
2 or 2.5 gallon nursery pots are also nice. The 2.5 ones would be plenty roomy for a broccoli or a nice big chard.
Five gallon buckets are fantastic if you've got a good supply of compost. If you've got to rely on commercial potting mixes you can really do a lot by mixing in some smaller containers as well. Your plants might not get as burly but if you make up for that with a few extra plants your dinner table won't know the difference. :)
great info.
I'm really into this new kind of gardening.
it's not as hard to do as I thot it would be.
My driveway -where the 5-gallon buckets live- has all sorts of advantages over the community garden -
#1 -It's here! no driving
#2 - And altho I am going to protect from critters, there aren't a whole forest-full of critters here as there are in the comm'y garden.
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My bathroom is close by. lol
Another advantage of growing in buckets is that if you get one plant with pests or a disease you can move them well away from the others.
We really liked the buckets for our costata romanesco summer squash. It is a huge burly plant that will take over a regular garden, but it doesn't produce a huge amount of squashes. The taste is so good, though, that they are really worth growing. We can grow a lot more of them in buckets than we could in an in-ground bed and we can space them for good air circulation.
I am new to gardening and plan on doing 12 different veggies. I started several plants indoors in sets of 4 each. Not thinking I bought 12 nursery pots online. Now I realized I needed 12x4 or almost 50 5 gallon pots. I was planning on putting them on my deck, but know 50 pots plus half of them are vinning plant so that wouldn't work. Where could I put them?
I am new to gardening and have planted cucumber, celery, melon, watermelon, tomatoes, hot and green peppers indoors. its been three weeks and they are all thriving well. I just put my plants under a light a week ago and they have doubled in size. Half my plants are ready for bigger pots. I can not put them outdoors until the first week of June. I was wondering if I could put them in there 5 gallon containers now and keep them indoors until ready to put outside? Am I doing everything right so far?


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Will Southern California fans of the San Diego Chargers cheer on their team in the playoffs?
Southern California was filled with cheers as the Chargers and 49ers football game rolled over to overtime, and the bolts surprised EVERYONE by taking it all the way. The overtime field goal by Nick "Crabcakes" Novak left a lot of San Diego Charger fans in disbelief and standing on their feet cheering! Can you believe it? They pulled it off! But what does that mean for their playoff hopes.


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Submitted 1 April 2015 by Morana Jarec
International Union of Anthropological and Ethnological Sciences (IUAES) Inter Congress: World anthropologies and privatization of knowledge: engaging anthropology in public will be held in Dubrovnik, Croatia, May 4-9 2016.
More information will be announced soon on the Congress web site: http://iuaes2016.conventuscredo.hr/.
Submitted 1 April 2015 by Morana Jarec
Since 2009 Institute for Anthropological Research, Croatia, is organizing summer schools for undergraduate students. Program is created according to the interest of the student group and its duration is two to three weeks. Lectures and fieldwork are organized in cooperation with professionals in various fields of Anthropology, such as Physical/Biological Anthropology, Cultural Anthropology, Archaeology or Visual Anthropology.
In 2015 and 2016 summer school will be organized in Croatian capital city of Zagreb (http://www.zagreb-touristinfo.hr/&lang=en) and beautiful ancient city on the Adriatic coast - Pula (http://www.pulainfo.hr/en/).
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9th ISABS Conference on Forensic and Anthropologic Genetics and Mayo Clinic Lectures in Individualized Medicine will be held in Bol, Island of Brač, Republic of Croatia, June 22-26, 2015.
Due to the tremendous interest in participating and submitting abstracts for the ISABS 2015 Conference, the Scientific Committee has decided to extend the deadline for the abstracts submission until April 13th, 2015.
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There are a few slots still available in the course "INTRODUCTION TO GEOMETRIC MORPHOMETRICS- 6 th edition". AAPA MEMBERS ARE ENTITLED A 20 % DISCOUNT ON THE FEE.
INSTRUCTORS: Prof. Chris Klingenberg (University of Manchester, UK) and Dr. Jesús Marugán (UAM, Spain).
Dates and Place: July 27-31, 2014. This time the course will be held at the beautiful rural house "Can Julià" (http://www.canjulia.org/?lang=en) , in Barcelona province (Spain), with option to stay there during the course (all-inclusive option).
Organized by: Transmitting Science and the Institut Català de Paleontologia Miquel Crusafont.
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Do you have an interest in primate evolutionary history and how they fit into ecosystems? Living primate ecology & behavior and how to quantify it in the field? The challenges we face in balancing conservation and development? Consider applying to "Madagascar Past and Present: Biodiversity, Extinction and Conservation", led by Dr. Mitch Irwin and Dr. Karen Samonds (a collaboration between Northern Illinois University, University of Antananarivo, and SADABE)! You will: • Learn first-hand about the goals and methods of studying non-human primates, through observations of habituated wild primate groups • Learn about lemur species that were lost to extinction already, and the ...
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Nowadays the virtual environment is becoming pivotal in anthropology, archaeology, medical and dental field. New technologies for acquiring and post-processing three-dimensional (3D) image data, originally developed for medicine and engineering, are increasingly being applied in anthropology and archaeology for data collection, preservation and analysis. The 3D digital models can be considered as faithful copies of the original data, which can be used for non-invasive analysis, exhibition and, most importantly, for the digital preservation of the world's cultural heritage. Unfortunately, the Cultural Heritage can be stolen or even destroyed: a virtual archive will prevent this from happening by preserving the ...
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This course will provide students with an opportunity to explore conservation issues in primate populations. You will observe primates in their natural habitats, interact with wildlife management professionals, and collect and analyze genetic material from wild populations of primates. You will gain insight into how genetic data are used to facilitate decisions made in managing primate populations for conservation purposes and for economic reasons. To this end, you will learn about the types of genetic data that can be used to answer questions about variation at the level of individuals, families, populations and species. In addition, you will learn field ...
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We had a strong set of applications for the 2015 Professional Development. Five proposals were funded, each in the amount of $5000. The five grantees for 2015 are:
Marin Pilloud , University of Nevada Reno "Dental phenotypic variation in Neolithic Anatolia: identifying social structure and population movement in early farming societies"
Elizabeth Quinn, Washington University "I breastfeed, therefore I aam"
Davide Ponzi, University of Chicago "Role of Puberty in the Development of Chronotype in a Rural Caribbean Community"
Sharon Kessler, McGill University "Mouse lemurs as potential sentinels and reservoirs of diseases"
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On May 4-6, 2015, the Triangle Center for Evolutionary Medicine (TriCEM), the National Evolutionary Synthesis Center (NESCent) and the Duke Tropical Conservation Initiative (DTCI) will be hosting a Catalysis Meeting on "Biodiversity, Conservation and Infectious Disease." The organizers are Charles Nunn, Hillary Young, Gavin Smith and Jeffrey Vincent.
The goal of the meeting is to understand how changes in biodiversity impact infectious disease risk in humans and wildlife. Remarkably little effort has synthesized either theory or data on the efficacy of biodiversity and conservation practices as a disease management strategy, the effects of different anthropogenic changes on infectious disease risk ...
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Human Biology of Poverty | 2015 SSHB Symposium Lisbon, Portugal - 2-5 September 2015
Poverty has its nefarious roots embedded in social, political and economic disadvantages and inequalities. It differentially affects various segments of populations, intensifies negative outcomes of growth and development, creates ill-health in terms of infectious and non-communicable diseases, and furthers discrimination in all spheres of life. The complex effects of poverty on individuals and societies vary throughout the lifespan. These outcomes are more often seen among ethnic minorities, migrants, and women and girls. Poverty also strikes differently between developed and developing countries. In extreme situations, such as war and ...
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2015 CALL FOR NOMINATIONS The Rohlf Medal
The Rohlf Medal was established in 2006 by the family and friends of F. James Rohlf to mark his 70th birthday. He has been a longtime Stony Brook University faculty member and is currently Emeritus Distinguished Professor in the Department of Ecology and Evolution, and Research Professor in the Department of Anthropology.
Recipients of the Rohlf Medal will be recognized for excellence in their body of work on the development of new morphometric methods or for their applications in the biomedical sciences, including evolutionary biology, population biology, physical anthropology, and medicine. The term ...
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Attention students! The deadline to submit applications for the Student Presentation Awards Competition is March 1st. At its annual meeting, the American Association of Physical Anthropologists awards five prizes to outstanding presentations at the annual meeting whose first author is a student. Four named prizes honor Juan Comas, Aleš Hrdlička, Mildred Trotter, and Sherwood Washburn. These awards are for excellent presentation of either a podium talk or poster. A fifth prize, named for Earnest A. Hooton, is given for the best poster presentation. The Mildred Trotter prize is given for a superior presentation on bones and teeth; the other prizes ...
Submitted 26 February 2015 by Heather Norton
This year's AAAG Education workshop is entitled "Outreach and Public Engagement in Anthropological Genetics" and will take place on Wednesday March 25 from 1-4 pm in Grand Suite 3 of the Hilton. Our speakers include Deborah Bolnick, John Hawks, Ripan Malhi, Joe Orkin, PJ Perry, and Jennifer Raff, who will cover a range of topics relating to science communication and outreach. We will discuss different methods of communication with the public, characteristics of effective science communication, and various ways to incorporate outreach efforts into your research program. The workshop will be run as a panel discussion with plenty of ...
Submitted 25 February 2015 by Susan Anton
The AAPA Auction is nearly here! And once again we are looking for your donated items including your best field photos to auction. If you have items to donate please email Susan Antón ([email protected]) about them. Please send photos to Anne Stone ([email protected]) who with the aid of a group of physical anthropologists, will select ~5 for framing and auctioning. The deadline for submission is March 13, 2015. The AAPA auction will be on Thursday evening at the meetings and all proceeds directly benefit AAPA Student Travel Awards.
Submitted 24 February 2015 by Stefanie Ringelhan
Dear colleagues,
As part of the FAceS project (www.faces.wi.tum.de/), the Chair for Strategy and Organization (Prof. Isabell M. Welpe) at the Technische Universität München, Germany, is currently conducting a survey about publication practices and performance measurement in science. To attain representative knowledge about publication practices and performance measurement across different countries and disciplines (e.g., biology, physics, chemistry, medicine), we are particularly interested in your assessment and specifications on this topic. Participation in this survey will take approximately 20 minutes. Participants will be offered the chance to participate in the raffle for an iPad mini. Upon ...
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Alexandra Juhasz is Professor of Media Studies at Pitzer College, Claremont, California.
YouTube is a mess. YouTube is for amateurs. YouTube dissolves the real. YouTube is host to inconceivable combos. YouTube is best for corporate—made community. YouTube is badly baked. These are a few of the things Media Studies professor Alexandra Juhasz (and her class) learned about YouTube when she set out to investigate what actually happens within new media settings that proclaim to be radically "democratized." Why is what could be a tool for political change used mostly to spoof mainstream media?
Learning from YouTube, the first video—book published by the MIT Press, investigates these questions with a series of more than 200 texts and videos—"texteos." In scholarly fashion, it has ten "YouTours" composed of sequenced texteos making lengthier arguments. Unlike other books, however, video holds much of its meaning, many authors— students, YouTubers, and other scholars - share its (web) pages, it is written in a relatively informal voice, it cannot be printed and will appear only online, and content can and will be added. YouTube is its subject, form, method, problem, and solution.
The user can navigate the book by following the YouTours, using tags, or searching. Navigating the book, users will encounter Juhasz "pushing around Henry Jenkins"; holding an online off-classroom class ("what a failure! and it's all YouTube's fault!"); being interviewed by Fox News; considering "bad video" and the possibilities of effective political video; and much more.
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motrin is an NSAID (non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug) and can cause blood thinning (like aspirin) so it is not safe to take it on a regular basis......
So, taking a couple to get rid of this headache is ok.....but do not take it daily or for EVERY headache.....
My OB told me that you should NEVER take it in the first 12 weeks or the last trimester. They haven't proven it totally unsafe in mid pregnancy, but he doesn't recommend it. There have been studies that have shown that before 12 weeks it can interfere with organ system development. Obviously they don't want you take it at the end for bleeding issues. I wouldn't chance it..and trust me, I get horrible headaches especially during pregnancy.
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I talked to an on-call nurse the other night about this same thing. I have a horrible tooth ache that is seriously bringing tears to my eyes. Orajel isn't helping that much either. I have been taking extra strength tylenol and my hubby wanted me to take something stronger, because he was way worried because I can usually take a lot of pain and this is excruciating. She told me that they do not reccomend it at all during pregnancy. So I have to wait til next week til I see my dr to make completely sure.
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Jackson arrived on 1/19/12. 7 lbs 7 oz of pure bliss!
In the third trimester, it can also delay onset of labor. I sure wouldn't want that!
As for right now, my doctor agrees with OP's dr and said until week 24, it would be fine to take on a as-needed basis. I have had muscle tension headaches that I cannot figure out what is causing them for the last two weeks and I try everything else before I go take ibuprofin. I figure that if I am in pain for an extended period of time, my blood pressure will go up and that's not good either.


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Mythology by Edith Hamilton (1942)
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Read it in college, many times over. Good background for direct and implied mythological references. Wish I still had it.
The stories of Greco-Roman gods and heroes permeate our culture in some form or another, in Edith Hamilton's anthological collection 'Mythology' all the original tales are presented in a concise and readable fashion for those discovering them for the first time.
Taking her material from poems and plays from Greek and Roman writers, Hamilton structures the books chronologically through the various ages detailed in Greco-Roman mythology and keeping everything linked together through family relationships. At the beginning of every chapter Hamilton describes her process of choosing the source, or sources, of the tale giving the both the introductory reader and the knowledgeable one the basis for the next tale they are reading. The mythology of the Greco-Roman world and it's place in both Greek and Roman culture are described in general detail that gives the reader a sense of how each perceived the world around them.
The minor inclusion of the Norse mythology at the end of the book was the biggest failing of the book, Hamilton gave cultural reasons for including but it felt both incomplete and an afterthought. Only Balder's story was discussed and nothing of the adventures of Thor or others.
Edith Hamilton's lifetime of research and teaching of Greek and Roman poetry and plays results in a very readable book of Greco-Roman mythology. The book is definitely for casual readers along with those starting their journey into the overall world of Greco-Roman mythology and is not a substitute for reading The Iliad, The Odyssey, or The Aeneid. If you fall into either of these two categories I wholeheartedly recommend this book, but I would look somewhere else if you're interested in Norse mythology.
Edith Hamilton really knew how to put things into perspective and dig deep into the world's mythology.
More of a textbook than anything. She managed to make some wonderful tales dry and boring. Good as resource material, but very dry, academic reading.
I found Hamilton's Mythology adequate if not inspiring as a read rather than a reference text. (It has been on my bookshelf for many years) I will still use it to look up mythological references that I come across in poems or novels, but I'll go elsewhere I think, if the urge to read the mythological tales themselves should ever come upon me again.
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Amazon.com Amazon.com Review (ISBN 0316341517, Paperback)Edith Hamilton loved the ancient Western myths with a passion--and this classic compendium is her tribute. "The tales of Greek mythology do not throw any clear light upon what early mankind was like," Hamilton explains in her introduction. "They do throw an abundance of light upon what early Greeks were like--a matter, it would seem, of more importance to us, who are their descendents intellectually, artistically, and politically. Nothing we learn about them is alien to ourselves." Fans of Greek mythology will find all the great stories and characters here--Perseus, Hercules, and Odysseus--each discussed in generous detail by the voice of an impressively knowledgeable and engaging (with occasional lapses) narrator. This is also an excellent primer for middle- and high-school students who are studying ancient Greek and Roman culture and literature. --Gail Hudson
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A collection of Greek and Roman myths from various classical sources arranged in section on the gods and early heroes, love and adventure stories, heroes before and during the Trojan War, and lesser myths. Includes a brief section on Norse mythology.
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Charles Barkley rips Miami's Big 3
We don't really have an official ruling on anything in the NBA until Charles Barkley speaks on it. So after LeBron's tweet about his mental hit list and all the talk coming from Miami, Chuck weighed in on ESPN Radio 103.3 with Galloway and Company.
"I heard about LeBron's little tweet today that he's remembering everybody who said anything bad about him," Barkley said. "And he said 'everybody.' Well, I want him to make sure that he puts my name on that (list) ... I thought that his little one-hour special was a punk move. I thought them dancing around on the stage was a punk move, and I thought he should've stayed in Cleveland. Him joining Dwyane Wade 's team was very disappointing to me."
See, that's why everyone loves Chuck. He tells it like it is, or at least, how he sees how it is. Barkley continued:
"He's got enough people kissing his ass with his family and all the people who work for him," Barkley said. "We don't have to tell him what he wants to hear all the time ... That one-hour special, them jumping around on stage like punks, that wasn't cool to me. From a basketball standpoint, I wish he had stayed in Cleveland, and if he takes that as criticism, so be it."
It's hard to disagree with anything there. Everything turned quickly into a spectacle which only made the new trio in Miami that much easier to dislike. And it doesn't sound as if Chuck is exactly terrified about landing on LeBron's mental list of death. As he put it towards the end of the interview, "He knows where I'll be, I don't run. I'm on TV every week, I'm easy to find."
Since: Jul 5, 2010
Posted on: August 13, 2010 2:39 pm
Charles Barkley rips Miami's Big 3
Muck, you seem to forget that Charles demanded a trade out of Philly when he was 28 and had just finished his 8th year. Lebron, a free agent, left the Cavs at 25 and after his 7th year. I ask you he the two are so different? Forget the stuff when Charles was in his 30s, he did pretty much the same as Lebron (minus the press conference which was horrible), except that you could argue that it was worse because he was still under contract.
Since: Jul 5, 2010
Posted on: August 13, 2010 2:35 pm
Charles Barkley rips Miami's Big 3
Great point Laddin. Plus lets remember that Chuck also did this at a much younger age when he demanded a trade out of Philly. Chuck had just finished his 8th year when he was traded to the Suns, Lebron had just finished his 7th. The main difference is that Bron was a free agent and Chuck was not, however their actions (aside from a terrible one hour press conference) are the same. I just wish people would see that.
Since: Oct 16, 2008
Posted on: August 13, 2010 2:30 pm
Charles Barkley rips Miami's Big 3
Nice post. But as for a star who got a ring by himself look no further the Hakeem. That first title he won was with Otis Thorpe, Vernon Maxwell, Robert Horry, and Kenny Smith. Not even All Stars let alone hall of famers. Really makes you realize how great the Dream really was.
Since: Oct 14, 2006
Posted on: August 13, 2010 1:56 pm
Charles Barkley rips Miami's Big 3
Lebron's just not that smart....College is generally a place where people do a lot of growing up. It would have done a lot for him. Honestly I think the only problem with what he did was the way he did it. The whole thing must have been gut wrenching for Cleveland fans. I always thought athletes should do something like this. I can't wait until a pitching staff decides they all want to play for the Cardinals and work with Dave Duncan, or a high on base percentage guy wants to get on base in front of a couple of bashers. We have all seen US Olympic teams fail. If there isn't chemistry it won't work. They will have to grow in order for the Miami big three to be a success. The might even need 2 other players to do their jobs as well. I'd rather have players joining forces to increase their performance than injecting steroids.
Since: Aug 27, 2006
Posted on: August 13, 2010 1:51 pm
Charles Barkley rips Miami's Big 3
I think you mean Phoenix. He left the Sixers for Phoenix, then Houston.
Anyway, I think his point was that the one hour special was narcissistic as was the stage show in Miami. His own indiscretions are largely irrelevant.
Since: Aug 12, 2010
Posted on: August 13, 2010 1:23 pm
Charles Barkley rips Miami's Big 3
Class, thats the one BIG difference. Yes, Lebron was a free agent. That is not the case genius, if he didn't make a huge spectical out of it and was a professional the criticism would have been a lot less harsh. If Lebron would quit acting like a punk then there would be no criticsm, however for some reason he wants to be talked about(even if it is negative).
Lebron is making a list. LOL, what a stupid empty threat. I wonder what the repercussions will be: no autographs, will he purposely spite those fans 6 years from now with the Special II, or is he gonna go gangsta and send in his boys to shake them down like the 19 year old girl last month.
What a moron. Of course he will get responses. Did he think people would react differently, or did he once again just not think?
Since: Aug 13, 2010
Posted on: August 13, 2010 12:55 pm
Charles Barkley rips Miami's Big 3
LeBron has made his bed and now he has to sleep in it. He instantly became the most hated man in basketball. The funny thing about that is, he really cared about endorsements and stuff like that. When he is booed everytime he touches the ball, companies may start to shy away. Even when the Lakers and Celtics get too old and Lebron eventually wins(which is likely to happen, unless Durant gets someone to come play with him in OKC, which isnt likely) , Lebron will still be hated. I dont care that he left the Cavs. No big deal. But dont go be a "Pippen" after everyone had been building him up to be one of the greatest of all time. The competitive fire, that Lebron clearly lacks, is what will keep him out of the G.O.A.T convo. That is the standard of excellence that has been set. He cant change that. It was like he looked at the task ahead of him and said "I dont think I can live up to those standards by leading MY TEAM to multiple titles. People will always look at me as a failure because I clearly have a huge physical advantage, I am as athletic as Jordan and I am as big as Karl Malone. So if I dont win multiple titles people will laugh at me, Boo Freaking Hoo."&n
Since: Sep 11, 2006
Posted on: August 13, 2010 12:42 pm
Charles Barkley rips Miami's Big 3
Excellent post and I'd add that Barkley HIMSELF was a fixture in Philly, but begged out of that town when it became clear that he couldn't win "like Mike" with the Sixers. So they basically gave him to Phoenix.
Since: May 16, 2007
Posted on: August 13, 2010 12:41 pm
Charles Barkley rips Miami's Big 3
I think alot of heat fans are really getting their knickers in a twist over this for no reason. No one is dissing LeBron for joining Miami(at least im not) Do i think it was a little on the cheap side, sure. But its his career, whatever. What I dont like is his one hour show on espn dubbed the desicion and now that people are realizing who queen james really is they are calling him out and now hes making some mental hitlist? haha, please lebron. If the heat win the title this season it will be more because of D-wade than Lebron. I had no issue with james until all this started. Its really sad to watch someone so in love with themselves act a fool in front of the entire sports world.
Since: Sep 4, 2007
Posted on: August 13, 2010 12:41 pm
Charles Barkley rips Miami's Big 3
You guys are comparing LeBron to people like Garnett, Malone and Barkley who at the end of their careers demanded a trade to get a ring. It wasn't like they were in their prime and they weren't on the team with the best record in basketball. LeBron was on the team with the best record in basketball, he had opportunities to win a ring but they all fell apart in the playoffs. Also he had plenty of time there to make Cleveland better if he had stayed it wasn't like they weren't trying. The Cavs signed names to play around the Lebron "The Ego" James. Garnett was no where near in the same position as Lebron Garnett was on possibly one of the worst teams in the league and they didn't do anything to help him get into the playoffs. So, that is why people are hating on what Lebron did, and instead of using T.V. time to pay for charity why doesn't Lebron take the money out of his pocket and donate it to charity, he has so much no instead he had ESPN use the money they made off televising the "Decision". LeBron is probably the most selfish athlete in a professional sport right now.


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