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Comfortable, minutes away from most things and service was very good.
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A great surprise!
I blindly booked this room through Priceline so I didn't know what I was going to get. I paid $125 (plus all the taxes) for a Saturday night stay which seemed to be a bargain when the internet list prices for that day were @ 160 per night. I was definitely impressed with the location: close to downtown but just far enough away from the deep city traffic. Also, there is the shopping mall very close so we just grabbed take out and went back to the room. We went to the pool/jacuzzi on Saturday night and was delighted by the pool side movie (Shark Tales) on a fairly large screen. The room was very cozy, bed was great, fabulous view and extremely courteous staff who were willing to do just about anything to make our stay the best. It was a bummer having to pay $12 to park when you are paying to stay there but that seems to be a trend with big hotels these days. We found ourselves wanting to go back there on Sunday night after we went to the Wild Animal Park!
Beautiful Hotel
Do not listen to the negative reviews of this hotel.
My boyfriend and I are from New York City-home to the pickiest people in the country, and we LOVED this hotel. I've stayed at tons of hotels in my time, and this was by far one of the nicest. I booked the room last minute, and paid $179. All my requests that I stated on the online reservation form were kindly met by the man at the front desk: a non-smoking room, king size bed, away from the elevator. I had also requested a high floor and I was given a room on 17- which is not only the highest floor, but also the concierge level. The bed was very comfortable, with many pillows and a down comforter (my favorite). The bathroom was immaculate, and the shower even had a "rain" shower head. To our surprise there was even a couch and coffee table in the room. The balcony overlooked the pool- yet another pleasant surprise. The pool area was spacious and and the pool itself was huge. There was also a hot tub big enough for about 10 people, and a fountain on the opposite side. The grounds around the pool area, as well as the rest of the hotel, were beautifully manicured. The restaurant has indoor and outdoor seating.
The only drawback was the service was a little slow and food pretty average (although we only ate breakfast there).
I would highly reccommend this hotel, and I intend to stay here again the next time I am in San Diego.
Great room, great service
I was unsure what to expect but was pleasantly surprised by this hotel. Our room was on the 10th floor, facing west with a lovely view of the pool and the bluffs in the distance. The room was immaculate. We were never bothered by room service when we put the "privacy please" sign on the door. The staff was helpful and polite. The rooms were stylishly decorated in fun colors and the beds were comfy. We paid a group rate of 119 with 12 bucks per day for parking. I thought this was well worth the price and would have paid even a little more. There are many amazing restaurants in the area and the hotel is located with easy access to interstate 8. Just a few minutes away from the beach!
Would stay someplace else
This hotel is located right next to a car dealership - which in itself was not great - I booked a stay there for 3 nights, each night the alarms at this car dealership went off and the night was not very peaceful. The 3rd floor room I had also had electric problems - the refrigerator was plugged into the wall outlet that only worked with the light being turned on with the switch by the light. The alarm clock (clock itself worked), but the alarm and radio failed (that and the bottom was held together with tape). The hairdryer did not work either (staff replaced this). I marked on the slip I wanted NO newspaper - was charged for it anyways. Booked on hotel .com (what a joke) our three reservations showed up as two reservations - we asked for the government rate (booked as $129 - actual room s=rate was $105 there, but the one guy with us not on the reservation was only charged $99 for the same room - we thought it was unusal that there would be a different rate for all three of us - but were highly racked over the coals with hotel .com.) I did not enjoy this stay - only because between the P.A. speaker and the alarms at the car dealership going off every hour on the hour - I did not sleep very well on the top floor of the hotel. One redeeming note - the breakfast is great - clean area and variety. From a weekly travelor - I will be staying elsewhere when I head back to Mission valley.
Great Hotel for the Price
My boyfriend and I stayed at this hotel for a Conference January 2005. We had a good rate of $125 per night as a Corporate rate. For the money we paid we were beyond satisfied and found the Hotel to be a pleasant experience all around. The Grounds were lush and well kept. We were able to check in at 1pm (although we arrived on a Wednesday afternoon which is not a peak time). Our room was on the 10th floor and had a view of Mission Valley and the Pool. The room was clean and had been recently updated so carpeting, bedding, furniture were all in excellent condition and had a fun bright color scheme. The Bathroom sink was granite and was separate from the bath area which was also updated and spacious. The room was not HUGE but good for the two of us. There was a small walk out balcony. We were very impressed with the $13 per person buffet breakfast at Cafe Del Sol in the hotel. The fruit and made to order waffles and omeletts were so fresh and well prepared. We had room service several times for lunch (Turkey sandwiches and Burgers) and light dinner which was prompt and again very fresh well prepared food. I cannot say a bad thing about this hotel except that the renovations are not 100% complete yet but the only place I noticed it was the the fitness center which is still under construction but there are a few cardio and weight machines available. I LOVED San Diego and we plan on returning and would consider staying at this hotel if we planned on staying in Mission Valley. (Although for a purly leisure trip I would consider staying in a different area of San Diego) We utilized the public Trolley which is clean and cheap (day pass was $5.00) There is a Trolley stop right next to the Hotel.
Good Hotel
I stayed here for two weeks in September. It was a nice hotel, very comfy bed. The breakfast was outrageously priced! I decided to buy my own food for the mornings, so they did bring up a fridge at no extra charge. The pool was nice and heated in the evenings. The food that the hotel provided at the conference was disgusting and the water glasses always terribly dirty. Otherwise, the hotel was good and in a fairly good location. I would probably try to find a different hotel if I had to stay for more than a few days.
Updated Marriott Mission Valley
My family and I recently stayed at the Marriott Mission Valley in San Diego. I was pleasantly surprised. After reading the other reviews on the internet, I was a bit nervous about staying here but the entire hotel has been updated. The beds, carpet, walls, doors, bathrooms etc. They really did a wonderful job. The staff was very friendly and the pool is beautiful. I would recommend this hotel to a friend. Everything was new and clean. It is also in a great location.
Average at best
There are better choices for the money.
Room just average. Clean and comfortable enough. No mini-fridge as I've come to expect from a Marriott. No chairs on the tiny balcony.
Pool and courtyard areas situated where they are shaded until at least late morning or early afternoon (no warm, sunny areas to sit in the morning hours.)
Nice bar area, but extraordinarily rude bartender on duty when we visited (arrived near closing time. He left no room for doubt that he was ready to go home!) Otherwise, staff was courteous, though the doormen were overly aggressive. Declined assistance with bags, they grabbed them anyway (so of course I was obligated to tip.)
Not a great selection in the restaurant: nothing offered for an inexpensive, casual bite to eat. Only dined there once, at breakfast - food OK, but extremely slow service. Even heard a server tell another guest - "if you don't order the [overpriced, unless you're starving] buffet, you will be here a while." Very true.
Unlikely I will stay here again. Chose hotel due to proximity to Qualcomm stadium, but there are others within a few miles. Best rate I could find was $125. Not worth it.
Not what was promised
I stayed in this hotel over the New Year holiday. I did get a reduced room at a group rate, but had I known that I would not end up getting the things promised to me, I would not have stayed there. We only paid $99, but for what we got--NOT WORTH IT!!! Not to mention--maids knocking on the door over 5 times prior to 9 am--BY ACCIDENT?!?!?!?
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Booked through Travelocity, $119. Parking $10/day, staff top notch, food good, room bottom shelf. Multiple stains on carpet,(oh well) non-smoking room with a smoked in bed. Mattress way old, slept in a "hole", morning back pain reminded me of the old waterbed days. Sign in room said it usually went for $300/night (yea right). Not up to Marriott standards, maybe room used for discount bookings! Would stay again if not for room.
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High school computer science teacher here in my 4th year of teaching. This year, I've emphasized group programming much more than the past 3 - I used to do 50/50 group/individual in-class stuff, but this year nearly every in-class exercise is done with randomly-assigned partners in my Intro and AP courses. The difference in comprehension is astounding - students are grasping concepts much quicker than usual. The thing is, when they go off on their own to do individual assignments now, they do so with much more confidence, thanks to the discussions they were able to have with their partners.
FYI, I teach at an all-girls school, so it's possible that these are unique results for girls, but I imagine that boys would similarly benefit from working with partners.
I'm a high school comp sci teacher and I fully support this way of learning. Kids do much better when they collaborate because it's easier to remember concepts when you've had a conversation with someone about it. Cheating is different from collaboration. They aren't working together during the final exam.
When I was taking my intro to programming classes, we were allowed to partner with one other person to do several of the main programming projects. On the first day of class, I had to show the person next to me how to turn on their computer, so of course I ended up being stuck with them as a partner. To my surprise it ended up being immensely helpful to me, mostly because I not only had to design the bulk of it, but I had to explain it all to them, and do a good enough job getting my ideas across so that they could do some of the work themselves.
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I have a south facing brick wall 4 meters high and 9 meters wide. It has full sun from dawn to dusk and can get very hot. I would really like to plant climbing roses, but I worry they will be to hot and get fried in the afternoon. Are there any nice, light colored climbing roses that can tolerate these conditions?
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This is a question that intrigues me. I have a 5 ft west facing concrete wall about 200 ft long, and of course I want to cover it with roses, but am afraid they will burn.
Do you think it would be harmful to the roses if I planted some type of mannerly vine or ivy to cool off the wall, and it grew onto the canes of the roses?
I'm pretty sure I need to cool the wall whether I plant climbing roses onto it, or shrub roses next to it.
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But yes I see your point about the roses possibly getting strangled.
Banksie lutea loves heat (the largest rose in the world is one that has been growing in Arizona for decades, and it is HOT there!). I have it climbing up on my South facing brick chimney, and it is very happy. It is a lovely pale yellow. It is a once bloomer, but blooms for 2-3 months, and I think it is worth it.


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Yesterday for Group Therapy, we read a text message sent to us by a Rock-A-Holic named Emma.
Emma and her husband are really good friends with another couple, but now are debating if they want to spend time with them because of something they found out. Last week, the wife confessed to her that she had cheated on her husband and now they don't know what to do.
Both she and her husband feel betrayed by this woman and they want to hang out this weekend. They don't want to say anything to the husband and they know they would feel uncomfortable being in the same room as them knowing this information.
This is the definition of #BLD! Who would drop a bomb that big on their friend like that? This is a horrible, game changing, friendship ruining situation this cheating woman has made.
I've said this before and I will keep saying it for as long as I have to but people really need therapists. Your friend is not the person you should unload giant burdens like this one onto. Sure you can always talk to your friends about issues your having but this is not something small that should be taken lightly.
That is the problem in this country; people are not getting the appropriate counsel for their issues. You need someone who is not your friend or family member that you can talk to because so many people are getting screwed over because of this.
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Hello all, I'm a newbie, and basically registered to ask a question that someone here may be able to answer. I've been trying to keep up with the news of the violence in Mexico (mostly because that's where I live), and I've noticed in documentaries and different news forums that they keep saying that the majority of weapons come from the US. I don't know if they are referring to legitimate imports, but the implication is that the narcos are all using US arms. I happen to know that the most common weapon used by the narcos is the AK-47 (called "cuerno de chivo"), and was wondering if they are even manufactured in the US. Does anybody know?
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I know they are common, given the fact that they are reliable and fairly cheap. I didn't realize they were #1. I gather then that they are manufactured in the US. How hard are they to obtain?
Trust me, the people who take them into Mexico wouldn't be worried about any risk, at least with the Mexican authorities.
It's a media twist to support their claim, but it's not true in the slightest.
Debunked here:FOXNews.com - The Myth of 90 Percent: Only a Small Fraction of Guns in Mexico Come From U.S.
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Thank you, Gojubrian! That's exactly the information I was looking for.
One of the documentaries I saw from the BBC, was actually not too bad in some ways, but they went from reporting on the situation in Ciudad Juarez (1500 murdered last year, and just today some US State Dept employees and their families) to a gun show in El Paso. All of a sudden I was wondering WTF!? They made it sound like the Mexican Mafia was buying it's AKs at gun shows. Then they interviewed some bureaucrat from ATF who mentioned the statistic about the majority of weapons being bought in the US. Since then, I've seen the "statistic" pop up again. Thanks for clearing it up.
America has supplied weapons to many many countries and then taught them how to shoot them. Kinda sux we are so nice cuz it always bites us in the ass.
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Exactly. The guns are being supplied by the US government to another government and either stolen or re-routed. They are certainly not being purchased at retail and sold in Mexico.
Gotta love the anti-gun media spinning it their way.
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Don't believe what an ATF bureaucrat says any more than any other government bureaucrat. AK's are cheap, reliable and plentiful. The Chinese are still making AK's for export. 20 years ago, you could buy a full auto AK with 3 mags, cleaning kit, bayonet and 100 rds of ammo via the black market in the Los Angeles area for $350. They are imported illegally, sold illegally and kept/used illegally. The porous nature of the deep water ports in the US makes it fairly easy to smuggle large numbers of such guns.
The Mexican ports are even more porous. A few hundred $ pays a customs official to look the other way while an entire shipping container filled with thousands of AK's are off loaded and delivered to a cartel.
There are more full auto firearms supplied to the cartels by the US government than all the straw purchases or gun shows combined. The US gives/sells M-16s and other military weapons to the Mexican Government. They in turn issue them to their soldiers who defect in droves to the cartels and take their US made weapons with them.
I believe there is a US maker of full auto AK's. They are filling contracts to re-arm/upgrade Iraqi and Afghan military and police. Their production is strictly monitored and assured to actually leave the US.
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"This will promise more water from the dam to Tamil Nadu'' C.P.Roy, chairman of the council said and added that this was a proposal accepted by the Ainthumavatta Periyar Vaigai Passana Association, (an organisation of farmers), president K.M. Abass.
He said that the agitation was not against the people of Tamil Nadu, and while giving more water from the existing dam, the dead water storage could be reduced and it will address the fears of the people.
He said that if the dead water stored in the dam is reduced and the opening of the tunnel is changed near to the dam the security threat is addressed while it will provide more water to Tamil Nadu.
He said that the farmers in Theni, Madurai, Dindigul,Sivaganga and Ramanathapuram depended on the water from the Mullaperiyar dam and they will get more water while the water from the Mullaperiyar dam is stored at the New Vaigai dam and Rayapetti dam. He said that the existing dam could ensure enough water to Tamil Nadu while keeping the dead water storage level below 104 ft and changing the opening of the tunnel.
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Tornadoes are small, and the area of the US that tends to get them is large. Tornadoes aren't a major threat in general, although they can be absolutely devastating on a small scale.
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Tornadoes are small, and the area of the US that tends to get them is large. Tornadoes aren't a major threat in general, although they can be absolutely devastating on a small scale.
For every article I can find, you can find a dissenting one: maybe. For every scientific paper I can find that argues for or accepts AGW, you're not going to find a dissenting scientific paper. The scientific consensus is overwhelmingly that AGW is happening and is dangerous, and that's always the way to bet.
I don't know what triggered the low fat craze, but most of the diet crazes I've seen haven't been based in science, at most sensationalized accounts of a few studies. People pushing diets have never been slow to talk about scientific backing, whether it existed or not. There were a lot of "Mayo Clinic" diets, none of them actually associated with the clinic. Eventually, the Mayo did put out a diet book, and it was rather general, trying to help the reader come up with a good diet.
Roughly about the time a certain Missouri Democrat President desegregated the Armed Forces over considerable opposition.
Having lived through some of this time period, you're wrong. (Well, the 1960s on; it's irrelevant now what party stances before 1900 were.)
First, what's the difference between the parties switching spectrum and the parties changing their stances? There were a lot of conservative southern Democrats in those days, and southern Democrat Johnson was instrumental in pushing civil rights, accepting losing much of the South to Republicans. Civil rights was a primarily Democrat position, and those opposed tended to join the Republicans. Obviously this says nothing about any individual Democrat or Republican, but on the whole the Democrats pushed it and the Republicans dragged their heels.
In the 60s, pretty much everybody was opposed to Communism. The Vietnam War radicalized a lot of people, who reasoned that (a) we shouldn't be involved in Vietnam, and so (b) the North Vietnamese were partly the Good Guys, and (c) Communism really wasn't that bad. It wasn't good reasoning, but the revulsion to the Vietnam War did a lot of unfortunate things. (I consider this largely LBJ's fault.) You're misinterpreting Reagan's role here.
Communism never was the threat it was presented as, and the US allowed its actions to be controlled far too much by opposition to Communism. For example, the US in this period destabilized and overthrew democratic governments because they looked socialist and were talking to Moscow (if the US is strongly against you, who the hell do you talk to?), often replacing them with brutal right-wing dictatorships. Communism was indeed that bad, but the US tended to lump in socialism and simply being left-wing with Communism, and made up what fictions it needed to say that brutal right-wing dictatorships were better than Communist governments.
I've never been sure how many movements moved to Communism just because they were anti-American, and the only source of help for anti-Americans was the overrated Communist bloc (Red China and the Soviet Union were never buddies).
Which didn't happen. Hitler ran for President, and lost to von Hindenburg. The National Socialists managed to get about 40% of the Reichstag, not a majority but certainly a very important party. Hitler was then appointed to the office of Chancellor, and took over from there.
If I go outside, statistics say I've got a 93% chance of dying eventually (as about 93% of humans who have ever existed are dead now).
Actually, I've got an increased risk of retinal detachment, although my ophthalmologists never mentioned increased risk of cataracts or glaucoma. I function normally with rather thick glasses, and would find it very difficult to function without them. No big deal, really, but it annoys me now and then.
There's no point of origin. If you inflate a sphere, each Flatland observer on the sphere sees itself as the center of expansion. "What created it" is not currently answerable, since we can only perceive so far back and run the laws of physics backwards from there only so far. It seems likely that we'll never know.
Yes, at least in theory that happens. We can't actually observe it, since we can't observe anything going faster than light away from us. Over short distances, the expansion of space is negligible. There is speculation that the expansion will speed up so that it's significant even over shorter distances, tearing apart the local group of galaxies, then galaxies, then stars and planets, and finally ordinary things and molecules and atoms. That's called the "Big Rip".
Why must spacetime separate two Big Bangs? If we can detect another Universe caused by another Big Bang, there's obviously something connecting us. If not (and I've heard of no such detection), they don't need to be in the same spacetime. You're speculating wildly, coming to conclusions that the evidence is positively against, and trying to build on that.
In fact, we can detect precisely one Big Bang. We can't detect anything before it, and we can't detect anything outside a certain boundary in spacetime. Parallel Universes are a fun speculation, and science fiction and fantasy can come up with unexplained ways to move between them, but AFAIK there's no evidence for them, and no way to find out.
BTW, your understanding of physics and physicists sucks. Physicists don't treat Einstein as gospel, but his Special Relativity and much of his General Relativity have stood up incredibly well to continual testing. We know that some known physics is wrong in some way, because we get inconsistencies, but physics theories are thrown away when we have theories that match the evidence better.
All you need to do to get taken seriously is to show that your theories account for observed reality about as well as existing ones do, and have at least a way of distinguishing them from current theories by observation or experiment. If you're unwilling to do that, you're a crackpot and not a physicist. If you don't have the understanding to do it, then go back to reading the popularizations and leave the real science to people who know what they're doing. If you have the will and understanding, and can't explain observed reality as well as the existing theories, then you're wrong.
When you get into the weirder areas of physics, it becomes somewhere between very hard and impossible to describe the physics in nontechnical terms. We generally understand reality on a human scale, and all our intuition is based on massive experience with objects of a scale that you usually need neither quantum mechanics nor relativity to understand them. There's exceptions: the frequencies of black-body radiation and some other things depend on light coming in discrete pieces, which means you have to have some wave-particle duality, but we don't normally perceive the details.
Physics says you can't accelerate anything with mass to lightspeed. Engineering says you can't get close for any spaceship that can contain a human. These are two different kinds of impossibility.
Special Relativity doesn't mean nothing can go faster than light, and there's nothing obviously nonphysical about imaginary coordinates. Coordinate systems describe reality, they don't mandate it.
It is true that you can't accelerate to the speed of light. It's also true that, given Special Relativity, FTL travel is equivalent to time travel.
Light doesn't have mass (it does have momentum), and light doesn't go faster than the speed of light. Space isn't an object.
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I've not listened to a Dino Jr. album yet. What's a good start?
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Woohoo. I hope that J's mildly patchy solo album is not an indication that this isn't going to be up to par... but I'm pretty confident this will maintain their recent quality threshold
Excellent, excellent news. Farm was awesome, some of their best work in many years.
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Nucleic acid fluorescent probes are playing increasingly important roles in biological sensing in recent years. In addition to the conventional functions of single-stranded DNA/RNA to hybridize with their complementary strands, affinity nucleic acids (aptamers) with specific target binding properties have also been developed, which has greatly broadened the application of nucleic acid fluorescent probes to the detection of a large variety of analytes, including small molecules, proteins, ions, and even whole cells. Another chemical property of nucleic acids is to act as substrates for various nucleic acid enzymes. This property can be utilized not only to detect those enzymes and screen their inhibitors, but also employed to develop effective signal amplification systems, which implies extensive applications. This review mainly covers the biosensing methods based on the above three types of nucleic acid fluorescent probes. The most widely used intensity-based biosensing assays are covered first, including nucleic acid probe-based signal amplification methods. Then fluorescence lifetime, fluorescence anisotropy, and fluorescence correlation spectroscopy assays are introduced, respectively. As a rapidly developing field, fluorescence imaging approaches are also briefly summarized.


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Jon Santiago: Ben McLemore said he just found out the other day that he was taking Peja Stojakovic's number. #sackings Twitter @itsjonsantiago
Adrian Wojnarowski: Sacramento has been aggressive in trying to move up from seventh in the draft, league sources tell Y! Likely target: Ben McLemore. Twitter @WojYahooNBA
New York City is no Lawrence, Kan., just as the NBA is no college basketball. But in the days ahead, beginning with today's 6 p.m. draft at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, McLemore is determined to prove he belongs in both. "It's very different than Lawrence, that's for sure," said McLemore, who, along with his mother, father, brother and three sisters, is making his first trip to the Big Apple. "All these buildings, the lights, all of the people … it's amazing. It's definitely different than I expected." McLemore said he talked last week to his older brother, Keith Scott, who is currently serving time in Potosi Correctional Center in Mineral Springs, Mo., and Scott told him he would be able to watch tonight's draft. Lawrence Journal-World
McLemore, on the bus ride back from visiting the 9/11 Memorial as part of the NBA Cares community outreach program, was the first one to clap for the speech given by a survivor of the terrorist attacks in 2001. He also chimed in with the first "thank you" after Anthoula Katsimatides, the sister of a victim of the attacks who was on hand Wednesday to give the 2013 draft class a tour of the grounds, shared the history of the pristine property and wished luck to a bunch of guys who were not yet 10 years old at the time of the tragedy. Lawrence Journal-World
Despite his kind and caring demeanor, McLemore insists that he's tough enough to handle the challenges life in the NBA will throw at him. "During the season, I showed some spurts of what I can do," McLemore said. "But I know that at the next level I've gotta be on all the time. And I'm ready for that. My mind-set's already there." Lawrence Journal-World
"He's such a nice guy," began Kevin, almost apologizing for saying it. "But if you test him, he'll make you pay. He may smile all day, but he'll beat you by making jump shots or dunking on you. There's no doubt he's got that in him." Lawrence Journal-World
The most likely scenario seems that they would stay at the No. 4 spot and take one of seven players: Nevada-Las Vegas forward Anthony Bennett, Maryland center Alex Len. Kansas shooting guard Ben McLemore, Kentucky big man Nerlens Noel, Indiana guard Victor Oladipo, Georgetown forward Otto Porter, Jr., or Indiana forward Cody Zeller. Charlotte Observer
On the eve of the NBA draft, former Kansas star Ben McLemore said one of the best pieces of advice he's been given is to keep his circle of family, friends and advisors small. That led him to sign with newly certified agent Rodney Blackstock for representation after earlier working with Beverly Hills, Calif.-based Rival Sports Group. "I was with Rivals and I just fell like Rodney has been the best person for me throughout this process, helping me get through everything," McLemore said Wednesday. "From the beginning, everything has been good. He's a great person, and he's helped me through all of this so that's why I chose that he should be a part of my circle." USA Today Sports
The Wolves continue to try to move up higher in the draft to land either Victor Oladipo or Ben McLemore. The latest rumbles have them reaching out to the Magic, Bobcats and Suns offering Derrick Williams and the No. 9 and No. 26 picks in return for Orlando's No. 2 pick, Charlotte's No. 4 pick or Phoenix's No. 5 pick. ESPN.com
Marc J. Spears: Kansas' Ben McLemore was surprised by talk his draft stock is slipping saying his workouts have went well & he's confident he's a Top 5 pick Twitter @SpearsNBAYahoo
Rick Bonnell: Cho said Bobcats won't let players work out by themselves before draft. That explains why Oladipo and McLemore weren't in Charlotte. Twitter @rick_bonnell
Liz Mullen: A Rivals Sports Group spokeswoman says Rivals has parted ways with Ben McLemore. Rivals had been managing McLemore. #NBADraft Twitter @SBJLizMullen
Liz Mullen: Rivals Sports Group was managing Kansas G Ben McLemore, but parted ways when top NBA Draft prospect signed with agent Rodney Blackstock Twitter @SBJLizMullen
Sean Deveney: Ben McLemore was seen on Twitter wearing a @Suns hat. His explanation: "It matched my shirt" Mystery solved Twitter @SeanDeveney
Chad Ford: There's a growing belief that Cody Zeller is seriously in play at No. 4 to the Bobcats along with Alex Len, Anthony Bennett & Ben McLemore Twitter @chadfordinsider
Ken Berger: As @Jonathan Givony notes, teams are dubious that Ben McLemore will fall very far in draft. "I don't see him getting past six," one exec says. Twitter @KBergCBS
Alex Raskin: Green room: Adams (Pitt) Bennett (UNLV) Burke (Michigan) Caldwell-Pope (Ga.) Carter-Williams (Cuse) Karasev (Russia) Len (Maryland), McCollum (Lehigh) McLemore (Kansas) Noel (Kentucky) Oladipo (Indiana) Porter (Georgetown) Zeller (Indiana) Twitter @alexraskinNYC
The messy saga surrounding Ben McLemore and his representation will not prevent the Cavaliers from taking him with the first pick in Thursday's draft, a league source said. It's about the only flaw on McLemore, who enters this draft as the best wing available. Akron Beacon Journal
Sources around the league have cautioned not to completely dismiss the problems involving McLemore, his former AAU coach Darius Cobb and Rodney Blackstock. Cobb met with NCAA investigators recently after telling USA Today he received thousands of dollars from Blackstock, who has been advising McLemore throughout this draft process. USA Today reported that Blackstock is now a certified agent. Akron Beacon Journal
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Wilson House was first opened in December 1954 and it was the first student hostel of St Mary's Hospital Medical School. When St Mary's Hospital Medical School became part of Imperial College London in 1988, Wilson House became the second largest undergraduate hall of residence of Imperial College London. The two houses on Southwick Street, also called Edgar Lawley attachment, were added just before Wilson House became part of Imperial College London.
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This phenomenon keeps recurring throughout the film. When an African-American Mormon missionary (!), Elder Banks (DeSean Terry), is asked by a black couple he's talking to why the church didn't admit blacks to the ministry until 1978, his earnest answer boils down to: Because that's how the church says God wanted it. When the man says, "Boy, they are making a fool out of you," you may feel yourself nodding along. Likewise, Elder Kinegar (Michael Buster), a troubled young intellectual who's been reading anti-Mormon books and doubting his faith, is met with striking hostility from his fellow Mormons. Yet you're likely to find the questions he poses about Mormon doctrine quite reasonable.
In fairness, God's Army doesn't really seem to be aimed at non-Mormons -- it has more the feel of a sort of training/morale propaganda film for missionary kids who may be struggling with the urge to ditch. Though it's made smoothly and competently, it's too slow and insipid to really call a good movie. But as a behind-the-scenes cultural glimpse, it's fascinating. I've known -- and, almost to a person, liked -- a lot of Mormons, but a great deal about the lifestyle, which seems so self-consciously mainstream on the surface, remains mysterious to outsiders. Because God's Army appears meant for the flock rather than for us black sheep, it feels all the more illuminating.
The title isn't accidental -- the protagonist, the 19-year-old Midwestern Elder Allen (Matthew Brown), comes to La-La Land for his mission, and finds himself sharing an apartment with stock characters not so dissimilar to the barracks-mates of a World War II movie. Elder Allen is "the kid" who must be made a man by his experiences. His bunkies include a gearhead prankster (Jeff Kelly); a stolid, dignified Hispanic (Luis Robledo); and the aforementioned soulful Elder Banks and skeptical Elder Kinegar. In the WWII movie, one presumes, Kinegar's equivalent would be the loathsome college fellow who claims pacifist qualms, but who's really just yellow.
The "Sarge" of this outfit, and the apple of the film's eye, is the 29-year-old paragon Elder Dalton, played by Richard Dutcher, who also wrote, produced and directed the film. Dalton, who left medical school to become a missionary, must take the young greenhorn Allen and whip him into moral shape, so he can face the terrible Sodom/Gomorrah that the movie keeps assuring us L.A. is. Dutcher is far too demure to show us any of this decadence, though -- if only L.A. were really no seamier than what we're shown here. Even the two hookers that Dalton and Allen are trying to tempt into the fold look healthy and strapping and well-nourished.
There's one cute, self-deprecating joke -- a man surrounded by screaming kids and a nagging wife looks appalled when the missionaries tell him that his marriage can last for all eternity. Any other laughs in God's Army -- like, for instance, the impassioned enthusiasm of the hookers to lure Elders Allen and Dalton into their lair -- are of the unintentional variety.
This much, at least, can certainly be said for God's Army -- it's far and away the best movie about a young Mormon's journey of discovery to Los Angeles since Trey Parker's Orgazmo of 1997. In that film, the main character became a hard-core porn star in order to finance a proper Mormon wedding to his beloved back home in Utah. At the end, Jesus appeared to him, and endorsed this course of action with an enthusiastic thumbs up. No similar manifestation occurs at the end of God's Army, nor, I'm afraid, does any seem warranted by the movie.
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