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Rebrands investment arm as Velocitor and courts startups in China.
Hong Kong-- Mediabrands has rebranded its strategic partnership and investment arm from Greenhaus to Velociter and hired Tim Hanlon as CEO and managing director. His duties are to collaborate with innovative "game changers" in media and marketing to provide proprietary agency insights and solutions to clients.
In January, IPG-owned Mediabrands launched its Mediabrands Ventures unit in the U.S. and rolled it out in China six months later, with ambitions to rapidly expand in the country.
"China is behind and advanced at the same time," said Jimmy Poon, CEO of Mediabrands Ventures in China.
Based in Shanghai, Poon oversees the China divisions of Velociter and the Emerging Media Lab. His job at Emerging Media Lab is to identify, evaluate and approach new content owners and publishers. In some cases, Mediabrands will propose investing time and money to help them develop and pitch ad products.
At Velociter, he will do the same for homegrown tech startups, in which IPG will co-invest alongside venture capitals, incubators and angels.
Among Mediabrands Ventures' investment targets are Chinese companies that produce tools to drive word of mouth on social networking portals and micro-blogging sites. It will also court niche ad networks and firms that specialize in data-driven ad targeting. Poon says China's digital media landscape lacks the audience transparency that U.S. marketers enjoy, and advertisers often assemble media plans based on a site's visibility and reputation rather than data from audited measurement firms. This leads them to exclude smaller quality media properties.
The holding group also wants to tap into the social gaming scene and is in talks with startups to integrate brands in the form of advertising subsidized games or in-game placements. An example of a likely partner is Beijing-based Happy Latte. The firm has created an app call High Noon, a multi-player game that turns an iPhone into a gun to shoot opponents. The app has been downloaded more than a million times and is a top-100 game in more than 50 countries including the U.S., Canada, France and Japan.
The key challenge for Mediabrands Ventures in China, according to Poon, is to convince brand marketers to test new and emerging platforms. With the media landscape constantly changing, he said brands may end up standing still if they wait for opportunities to be clearly laid out before taking any action.
Poon believes innovation in the region has been driven by very demanding advertisers, particularly in parts of the ecosystem that do not deliver clear value. He noted media agencies in China are often paid commissions under 10 percent and in some cases 5 percent.
He also observed regional media and technology companies tend to adopt innovations and platforms from the U.S. He cites social networking sites Renren and Kaixin001, which are similar to Facebook, and YouTube clones Youku and Tudou. But he says these companies don't copy blindly from the West as they reinvent and adapt from the implementation to engagement process for the local audience.
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Beauty and the beast
Vaughan Street Jail's lovely exterior cloaks a reminder of a grimmer time in crime and punishment
From the outside, it looks more cathedral than correctional facility.
Indeed, when Winnipeg architect Walter Chesterton designed the Eastern Judicial District Gaol, he was determined to avoid the bleak, sombre designs of traditional prison architecture. So he styled his jail after churches of the Italian Renaissance.
When it opened at the corner of York Avenue and Memorial Boulevard in 1881, the building, with its mansard roof, yellow bricks and limestone trim, reflected the wealth and prosperity of a budding metropolis. The cost of construction was just over $61,000.
Meanwhile, its basement housed windowless solitary-confinement cells that became known as "living graves." Iron rings sunk into the concrete floor and wall remain 132 years after they were used to restrain unruly inmates.
"This is where a foot or two of chain would've gone," says Kristen Verin-Treusch, demonstrating how said chain would have attached to a set of wrist and leg irons. "It would've basically tied the inmate to the spot."
Down a different dank and narrow corridor, behind another set of rusted iron bars, she points to the floor of a "lunatic cell" where iron staples were used to constrain mentally ill people in the event of a violent "episode."
The Vaughan Street Jail, Winnipeg's oldest and last remaining public building, once held children as young as five.
If these crumbling, peeling walls could talk, they would tell macabre tales of how heinous criminals and perceived wrongdoers alike -- "louts, lunatics and loose women" as Verin-Treusch once put it -- were treated in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
The walls will talk this Saturday and Sunday, between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m., when Vaughan Street Jail rejoins the Doors Open Winnipeg tour after a seven-year hiatus. Or at least costumed characters will talk, including "turnkey" Verin-Treusch, as they re-enact key moments of the building's colourful history.
The 10th annual event, organized by Heritage Winnipeg, is a free open house where the public can explore 80 of the city's most beautiful and historically significant buildings, museums and historic sites.
Vaughan Street Jail has consistently been one of the most popular attractions on the tour, attracting around 3,000 visitors the first few years, says Verin-Treusch, who is credited with digging up a wealth of information on the its storied past.
"Not only is the architecture of value, there are people from all segments of history who intersect on this site. Not just hardened criminals, but political prisoners and strike leaders," says the former day-care operator, who researched the building for her master's degree in Canadian history. Her research covers the era between 1881 and 1930, when it was a provincial facility.
Verin-Treusch also runs a "dark tourism" company called Muddy Water Tours, which includes Vaughan Street Jail on both its Haunted Winnipeg and Murder, Mystery & Mayhem tours -- but they don't go inside.
This weekend, Winnipeggers who line up for the 75-minute Doors Open tour will have the rare opportunity to get a first-hand look at how they did crime and punishment at a time when skipping school could get a truant kid thrown into a cell, maybe with a prostitute and a bar brawler.
"In the east wing, men, women and children would share cells," Verin Treusch explains. The first jailer, a soldier named Patrick Lawler, lived in the north wing with his wife and children. "His daughters would wander the halls and interact with the inmates."
Basement cells were reserved for the very worst offenders, many of whom -- including Manitoba's first known serial killer -- met their demise at 444 York Ave., at the end of a hangman's noose. Public executions were held in the jail's exercise or "airing" yard. The gallows stood in what is now a parking lot.
The executions drew hundreds of spectators, says Verin-Treusch, especially the first -- a double hanging in May 1899 -- because there hadn't been one in Manitoba for 23 years.
One of the characters visitors may encounter this weekend is Arthur English (a.k.a. Ellis), the former British army officer hired as the official hangman for all of Canada in 1912. He oversaw 21 executions in Manitoba, including one in which he miscalculated the condemned person's weight, resulting in an accidental public decapitation.
Vaughan Street Jail closed as a provincial jail in 1930, with the opening of a new correctional facility in Headingley. It shut its doors for good in 1984, but the province still owns the building. Government trades and work crews occupy part of the main floor. The building still has no historical designation.
In addition to learning about a dark chapter of Winnipeg's history and maybe seeing an actual ball and chain, visitors on this year's Doors Open tour will also be able to purchase a souvenir "I Hung Out at the Vaughan Street Jail" T-shirt.
For more information, go to www.doorsopenwinnipeg.ca.
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How long to leave Royal Palm fronds tied?
About 3 weeks ago I had 2 Royal Palms planted at my house by my landscaping service. The palms were delivered and planted with the fronds tied with twine and my gardener just left them tied up. How long am I supposed to leave them tied? What is the reason for tying up the fronds? I'm in Central Florida. Thanks.
I agree. I'll admit I don't have a lot of first-hand experience with this. But nurseries always do this...I guess to minimize the risk of water stress on the plant due transpiration through the leaves.
After I got two big ones they told me to leave them tied for 2-4 weeks. I didn't understand so I did some research. As it turns out, most all palms (except for a few like Sabal Palmetto) benefit from leaving ALL the green fronds on and not tying at all...all of this provided that you sufficiently irrigate the palm until it gets established.
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I have a large mirror on my wall and want to build a cheap fake fireplace underneath, any suggestions? Cant find any instructions or ideas for fireplaces, just wanted to use wood, I guess. Thanks
Can you paint on glass?, I'm thinking you could get a window or build a frame like a window & put glass in it & paint with glass paint on back side so looks like a flame or at least logs on a grate.Then add shelf above it & sides if needed. Seems like you could Google that & find something. My DD 1 year had a fake fireplace & it was quite nice & had electric cord & the logs glowed & looked like a fire.Think she got it for around $100. It had a mantle & sides looked like brick or stone. She got it from newspaper want ads under used furniture so check for anything like that for sale. I have a friend that has 3 fireplace mantles in her bedrooms, she is a great decorator & 1 room is Victorian & fireplace & mantle are a light green & beautiful, I think she did some painting on it so it has a vine on sides or something like that. She has pretty things on the top board & looks like the real thing because it did come from a house. Another room is completely different, Art Deco I think, fireplace is sleek & very different from the other room. She has a screen in front of 1 & I think a large fan spread out inside that. If you could find just a heavy shelf the right size & hang it then you could add sides & a screen. Anyway hope someone else has more ideas.
Here's One. They used to have a video of it. I think this is the one that comes apart for storage after the holidays. It was shown on the show, Room by Room
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It would be interesting to know more about what's planned for Gibbon and Hippo. I'm currently running Feisty on all my home and work machines, and in general it works great. TFA does have a link to a wikified wishlist for Hippo, but that's not the same as knowing what the focus of the release is really going to be: usability, innovation, stability? I'd guess the focus won't be innovation, since they're going to make it a long-term support release.
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Why should the Ubuntu organization put any effort whatsoever into convincing irrational people to use their operating system? They're not selling anything. Advertising is for a company that wants to convince irrational people to buy their product so that they can make lots of money. Ubuntu doesn't want to make lots of money. Based on Ubuntu's actions, I'm guessing it's enough for them to make a great system and then let the people who are smart enough to appreciate it enjoy it.
From their About us [ubuntu.com]: Ubuntu aims to be the most widely used Linux system.
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At a time when dinosaurs ruled the land, mosasaurs, a type of swimming reptile related to modern Komodo dragons, came to dominate the seas. Within the span of roughly 27 million years, these predators transformed from an animal with limited swimming ability and limbs still meant for walking into a sleek, fishlike form.
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Big run-up has this media giant over-valued. +plus it is having identity crisis with being a distributor vs. producer (of movies) vs. mail order company
Tried the free streaming trial this weekend & it was worthless. Continual buffering even though I have 5mbps service. Went online & saw that buffering has been a continual problem wiht the streaming service
I am not a naysayer or a doomsday predictor. This market is in new territory though, and it WILL come down sooner, rather than later. There are two strong predictors of serious crashes and those are the Shiller PE (CAPE) and Warren Buffet's favorite Mkt Cap to GNP. The CAPE goes back further, so let's look at that. There have only been three times before now that the CAPE (price to last 10 yr avg earnings or "Cyclically Adjusted PE) has soared past 25x. The Great Depression, The Dot Com boom, and the Housing Boom. All three times the market plummeted back down. The average 3 yr annualized return following these peaks averages about -19%. High PE and negative PE stocks will be absolutely obliterated, and this is one of those. I am calculating based on historical averages that the likelihood the crash has already begun is 27%. It's still more in the markets favor than not that the climb will continue, but each month that passes will eventually tip that in the other direction. So where are we going? I don't know, I can only go on history, and history does not always repeat itself exactly the same way. I do know though that I have made many successful stock picks based on books I've read and my personal experiences. History was the sole basis of every one of these books and every one of the decisions I made...When will the drop occur? Again, I don't know, I can only guess based on the averages of the amount of time it has taken in the past. In the Great Depression, after the CAPE reached 25, the crash happened within approx 300 days. The market during the dotcom and housing booms started its decline more than 4 years after reaching 25x. It will most likely be somewhere in between but this is one of only 4 data points so many outcomes are possible. I'm thumbsupfool, why the hell am I giving a thumbs down? Because this is a seriously overvalued time. One of the greatest in US market history.
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Good ole fashioned overvaluation.
Future of Movies/TV. Taking initiative. Quality User Experience.
From a generational perspective, I don't think there is a better platform for TV entertainment. Watching normal program show that is slotted at a specific time is a thing of the past. We are moving in a direction that we like to watch what we please, when we want without extra fees for a dvr. Oh and all of the original independent content that Netflix is producing is there game changer.
Because I believe cable is dead.....and it killed it's self with bad service and overpriced everything.....I have amazon Prime for $7 month and netflix for $8 a month....and HBO and other channels will soon offer their own streaming service.....
P/e over 85. Company's stock has done really well, but now the market is taking back. The company's growth is great, but the company isn't as profitable as it should be. I'd like the stock at about 1/4 the current price. I am not saying the company is going bankrupt but the current price is too high.
dynamic industry disrupter time and time again...need to say more?
Great original content and international expansion is a good combination for the coming years.
I enjoy purchasing stock for the long term and I believe Netflix (NFLX) has a lot of upside in the near future.
I am attaching a Reuters article that speaks to the expansion into the European market.
My original feeling before the collapse of the Russian Ruble yesterday was that this could all take off within the next 3-6 month's or so.
Now my view has changed and I have become a bit more "bearish" on the prospects in Europe.
First of all the collapse of the Ruble WILL MOST DEFINITELY affect the German economy the greatest and most assuredly Europe as a whole. I believe this will dampen the monetary value and the public will draw back from unnecessary purchases like Netflix.
Secondly, this monetary problem will affect Netflix ability to provide content at a "value" price.
Lastly, on the home front (USA), it doesn't look like subscriptions will increase in any "massive" scale that might offset the Euro issue.
It's still the best streaming video company and no one can out smart Reed Hastings !


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Castro back for spring finale, Cubs beat D'backs
PHOENIX (AP) — Cubs shortstop Starlin Castro returned from a hamstring injury Saturday and played his first spring training game since March 2 in Chicago's 9-8 victory over the Arizona Diamondbacks.
Castro went 0 for 2 with a walk and looked fine running out a grounder in the first inning. The game was the exhibition finale for both clubs before their season openers Monday.
Both starting pitchers were effective. Jason Hammel shut out the Diamondbacks on two hits over four innings. He struck out five.
Bronson Arroyo went 4 2-3 innings for Arizona and allowed two runs on six hits. He struck out two and walked one.
"A real good day for him," Arizona manager Kirk Gibson said. "His location was pretty good, his fastball, he moved it around."
A throwing error by Diamondbacks left fielder Mark Trumbo led to an RBI single from Darwin Barney in the second. The Cubs then scored four runs in the sixth against setup man Brad Ziegler. Luis Valbuena had a sacrifice fly and minor leaguer Arismendy Alcantara hit a two-run homer.
Ziegler allowed four runs on three hits and two walks in one-third of an inning.
Cliff Pennington and Henry Blanco hit RBI singles in the sixth off Cubs reliever Jonathan Sanchez.
Ryan Kalish ended a successful bid to make Chicago's roster with a 3-for-3 afternoon.
Pennington had two hits and two RBIs after replacing Aaron Hill at second base. Ex-Cub Tony Campana, who made Arizona's opening day roster, went 3 for 3 and scored twice.
Cubs: Hammel said his arm felt strong and he was able to get his pitches down in the zone and establish fastball command.
"I was battling some bad habits there the first few starts and still getting arm strength," he said. "Spring training is not about results, it's about getting ready for the season."
Diamondbacks: Arroyo looked strong enough for the team to schedule him to start the opening-series finale against San Francisco on Thursday. He dealt with a back injury earlier this spring.
Chris Owings, who drove in a run with a seventh-inning single and scored twice, found out he made the opening day roster from Gibson during the game.
Owings beat out Didi Gregorius for the starting shortstop job, and Gregorius will go to Triple-A Reno. Arizona general manager Kevin Towers said he agonized over the decision.
"We probably viewed (Owings') bat a little bit ahead of Didi at this point in time, and because of the injuries we've had to our pitching staff, we're going to have to score runs to win games," Towers said.
It also was a big day for backup catcher Tuffy Gosewisch, who made the roster over veteran Henry Blanco. Gosewisch, from nearby Scottsdale and Arizona State, played nine seasons in the minors before he won his first major league job out of camp.
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Cutting Garden Plant Suggestions
I have a big yard with sun and shade locations. I'd like to maximize this space with flowers, trees, shrubs that are good for cutting. It would be great to be able to walk out in my yard in January and have something beautiful to bring in the house.
Any plant suggestions will be appreciated.
Well I'm not an expert LOL, but I live in your zone. I'm not sure there is anything you can find to bring in during the winter months, unless you like holly/coniferous things to decorate with! I suggest early blooming bulbs like tulips, daffodils, and hyacinths. Not only do they come out first but they smell like spring. I also have a good amount roses around my yard, when the tulips have stopped blooming the roses usually start. A bushy rose like knock-outs are hardy and bloom practically until the first frost in my experience.
I live in zone 7b. You can grow forsythia but it will bloom later, but can be forced indoors earlier. Also nandina is beautiful in winter. Camellias can bloom fall to spring, depending on type - sasanqua or japonica, one is more cold hardy but I can't remember which. Hellebores bloom in winter. It seems like I had some old flower heads of oakleaf hydrangea and limelight hydrangea. Tulips and daffs are great too.
Annual cuttings I like the most are Sweet potato vine, green and black. I have recently gotten coleus and I think its amazing, especially if you dead head it. I also like purple heart. All 3 of those varieties can have cuttings taken from them and placed in water, but all 3 wont do well during a freeze so you'd have to take them inside for winter and reroot every year, but they do spread profusely.


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Paulina Gretzky, Wayne Gretzky's daughter, posted an outtake from her family's Christmas card photo shoot online, inviting comparisons between her clan and the Kardashians
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Bloggers compared her clan to the fame-hungry Kardashians after Paulina Gretzky, Wayne Gretzky's daughter, posted an outtake from her family's Christmas card photo shoot online.
"Well, we weren't expecting this moment," said Lisa Crowell, designer of the card, upon hearing it had gone out to the world.
"Nobody knew that Paulina was going to tweet it and here we are," said Crowell, founder of iChick, a photo service based in Santa Barbara, Calif.
In the family portrait posted online, Janet is smiling, the rest of the family is scowling, and 23-year-old Paulina is in a lacy, white mini-dress.
"I just spoke to the Gretzkys," wrote Crowell in an email to the Star. "They don't feel that there is any comparison to the Kardashians because they have never been involved in reality TV."
According to the photographer, the leaked photo strongly resembles the final version.
The photo was removed from Twitter.
This isn't Paulina Gretzky's first social media transgression. In late November, she took a hiatus from Twitter after attracting international attention posting racy photos of herself, offering gossip-worthy glimpses into her socialite life.
"Having a nice sit down dinner with my dad about social media," she tweeted at the time.
Paulina returned to Twitter in December. (A friend would later tweet her congratulations for receiving a new "range rovah" for Christmas.)
Ryan Phillips, a Los Angeles-based photographer, took the Gretzky portrait.
Phillips, who has worked with the Great One's family for more than four years, says Paulina's party-girl persona is unfounded.
"I think people like the hype," says Phillips, "but she's really down to earth, totally normal. She loves her family and hangs out with them all the time. The picture they portray is pretty skewed."
As for the Christmas photo, Phillips says the Gretzkys "just have a good time with their pictures."
In total, this year's holiday shoot — the brainchild of Mrs. Gretzky and Phillips — took more than two hours. "Janet is pretty creative," he said.
The photo was intended for 100 close family and friends.
"With (the Gretzkys), it's not this grandiose planned thing," said Phillips.
"It's just like everyone in this town — and people are crazy about Christmas cards here — they all do shoots like this."
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Durham-based Dilweg buys Charlotte office tower for $25.3M
February 3, 2015
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Durham-based The Dilweg Companies paid $25.3 million for the 17-story Johnston Building in downtown Charlotte. The 172,000-square-foot building was Charlotte's tallest building when it opened in 1924. Dilweg, which acquired the 32-story 121 West Trade in 2013, now owns 850,000 square feet of office space in Charlotte.
Wells Fargo still most valuable banking brand
February 3, 2015
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Brand Finance again ranked San Francisco-based Wells Fargo as the most valuable global banking brand. Charlotte-based Bank of America fell three spots to sixth place on the global ranking. BofA came in at No. 3 on the U.S. rankings, behind top-ranked Wells Fargo and New York-based Citi.
Durham developer to rehab Fayetteville hotel
February 3, 2015
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The new owners of Fayetteville's Prince Charles Hotel property plan to spend $11 million renovating the building into apartments with street-level retail shops. Project manager Michael Lemanski, founder of Durham-based Greenfire Real Estate Holdings, has led the revitalization of much of downtown Durham over the last 15 years.
Regulators approve BB&T's purchase of Texas Citibank branches
February 3, 2015
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BB&T received regulatory approval for its proposed acquisition of 41 Citibank branches in Texas and plans to close the deal on March 20. The Winston-Salem-based bank acquired 21 Citibank branches in June 2014 for $36 million. BB&T will become the 12th largest bank in Texas, with 123 branches and $5.3 billion in deposits.
Charlotte-based Jeffrey Brown named CEO of Ally Financial
February 3, 2015
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Detroit-based lender Ally Financial named Charlotte-based Jeffrey Brown CEO. Brown will replace Michael Carpenter, who is retiring. Brown, 41, was most recently president and CEO of Ally's automotive financial-services business.
UNC Wilmington chancellor search committee narrows list
February 3, 2015
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The search committee for UNC Wilmington's new chancellor expects to begin interviews in February, according to committee co-chairwoman Wendy Murphy.
Charlotte's Pepsi bottling site marketed for redevelopment
February 3, 2015
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Cushman & Wakefield Thalhimer is marketing a Pepsi bottling complex as a mixed-use site that could include retail, office and residential. It's one of the last parcels along the Blue Line light rail route in Charlotte's South End that hasn't been redeveloped.
First Carolina Bank to open Raleigh office
February 3, 2015
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Rocky Mount-based First Carolina Bank plans to open a loan-production office in Raleigh later this year. Formed in July 2012, the community bank previously known as First Carolina State Bank has three N.C. branches in Greenville, Reidsville and Rocky Mount.
Rex ends contributions to employee pensions
February 3, 2015
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Rex Hospital will stop contributing to pensions of its employees who still have the retirement savings plans. The Raleigh hospital eliminated pensions for new hires in 2009. About half of its 5,600 employees – roughly 2,800 – have pensions.
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February 2, 2015
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There's no denying that Arizona State's Jahii Carson is one of the top freshman in the entire country this season.
The Mesa High School product, who sat out last season while becoming academically eligible, is averaging a team-leading 17.1 points and 5.2 assists per game and is one of the biggest reasons for the Sun Devils' turnaround this season.
The Sun Devils head into Saturday's rivalry game with Arizona sporting a 14-3 record -- a four-win improvement over their 2011-12 mark.
These days, when freshmen have success the obvious question on everyone's mind is how long they'll play at the NCAA level before chasing fame and fortune in the National Basketball Association. As one of the top first-year players in the nation, it's something Carson must think about. He answered the question Thursday while chatting with Doug and Wolf on Arizona Sports 620.
"It really just depends on how well I play and how well my stock improves," he said. "In the college situation, your coaches let you know pretty much what your stock is and what GMs are saying.
"But you know, I'm a hometown guy, and I just got here to college and I don't see myself leaving too early."
Currently, NBADraft.net lists nine freshmen among the 60 players it projects to be drafted by NBA teams in June. Carson isn't one of them.
Carson plays with an undeniable swagger on the court, but is also realistic when diagnosing what he needs to better in his game.
"Definitely I need to go left," he said. "I can finish left, I can go left just as good as my right, I just don't feel as comfortable going left as I do going right.
"And I've got to get more comfortable with my mid-range jumpshot. Now deeper in conference, I'm starting to get in there and hit some mid-range shots, but I for sure need to start shooting it more and having confidence that I can make more."
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13th August 2014
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7th August 2014
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1:08 PM — Gay celebrities Tom Daley and actors John Barrowman and Charlie Condou have signed a letter urging Scotland to reject independence.
5th August 2014
Scottish dentist sacked for failing to reveal HIV positive status 13
6:40 PM — A dentist living with HIV has been sacked after he failed to disclose his positive status to bosses.
4th August 2014
Glasgow Commonwealth Games hailed as 'new benchmark' for inclusivity 5
12:59 PM — The Glasgow Commonwealth Games have been praised for commitment to LGBT equality.
2nd August 2014
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10:00 PM — Tom Daley has picked up a x medal at the Commonwealth Games, while out Australian diver Matthew Mitcham won a x.
1st August 2014
Out athletes win gold and silver in same event for first time in Commonwealth Games 13
8:12 PM — Out gay athletes have taken home both the gold and silver medals in a Commonwealth Games event for the first time.
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Zambian vice president dismisses same-sex marriage question: 'We care more about education' 19
11:45 AM — The vice president of Zambia has dismissed a question of same-sex marriage during a visit to his roots in Scotland during the Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games.
28th July 2014
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27th July 2014
Alex Salmond: Scotland will not tolerate discrimination, we celebrate diversity 5
8:26 PM — Following calls to speak out in support of the LGBT community at the Commonwealth Games, Scottish First Minister Alex Salmond has sent a strong message of equality.
25th July 2014
John Barrowman: People who criticised me for Commonwealth gay kiss are 'bitter and nasty' 27
2:04 PM — John Barrowman has responded to criticism of his Commonwealth Games opening ceremony gay kiss, to say those who reacted negatively are "bitter" and "nasty."
Scottish government to fly Pride flag for Commonwealth Games 9
1:57 PM — The Scottish government is to fly a rainbow flag from its headquarters for the duration of the Commonwealth Games.
Commonwealth Games: Ugandan coach praises Barrowman gay kiss 9
1:20 PM — A Ugandan coach at the Commonwealth Games has praised a gay kiss during the opening ceremony.
24th July 2014
Commonwealth Games organisers: Barrowman gay kiss was scripted to promote equality 11
1:20 PM — The organisers of the Commonwealth Games have revealed that John Barrowman's surprise gay kiss in last night's opening ceremony was planned well in advance.
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11:55 AM — A new web series is re-imagining the Scottish independence dilemma as a gay romantic comedy.
Tessa Hartmann: John Barrowman's gay kiss at Commonwealth Games was 'inappropriate for children' 87
10:55 AM — A fashion columnist has attacked John Barrowman for a kissing a man during the Commonwealth Games opening ceremony, branding it "inappropriate for children".
23rd July 2014
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Going beyond simply mapping, Jakarta-based TerralogiQ creates dashboards that allow its customers to track change and monitor the location and performance of assets. The company has amassed a number of notable corporate and government clints in Indonesia, including plantation owners and the national search and resucue organization BASERNAS.
Emergency crews armed with mobile mapping technology have significantly accelerated the recovery from Tropical Cyclone Marcia, assessing damage from the air and by road while the storm was still on its path of destruction.
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I took another fusing class, and made some earrings, pendants, a small dish, and a soap dish.
I am especially proud of my goofy little glass "notebook paper" pendant. It's silly but fun!
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Sunny studio apartment. Just a one-minute walk to express subway station, with a 20 minute ride to Manhattan and 5 minutes to beautiful Prospect Park close by.
Space where guests can cook their own meals
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Sunny and large studio apartment (650 sqft / 60 square meters).
NOTE: Unless otherwise noted, this is a shared apartment with me, the host. Most of the reviews you see are based on this setup - see additional notes further below.
The apartment is only a 2 minute walk from the express subway train station at "Church Ave", with a short 20 minute ride to Manhattan, and less than 10 minutes to Park Slope, Downtown Brooklyn. Trains run 24 hours, 7 days a week.
Sunny and open layout with high ceilings. The apartment has a large kitchen, a dining alcove, bathroom and plenty of space. Kept spotlessly clean, with recently renovated kitchen and bathroom. Clean towels and bed-linen provided. Laundry and washer/dryer conveniently located within the building for longer stays.
Unless otherwise noted I will be staying in the apartment during the rental, mainly for sleeping. All the positive reviews you see have been rentals with me being in the apartment. There will be full privacy for guests as your area is sectioned off with thick curtains as room dividers from wall-to-wall, providing full privacy and essentially creating a large separate room, measuring 225 sqft/20 square meters (see pictures) - the entire apartment is 650 sqft. When I am there I sleep in a separate area, also screened off, separate from the guest area. Guests in the past have been very happy with this setup. You will have own keys and can come and go as you want at any hour, and you will have the entire apartment to yourself much of the time. You will be the only guest(s) staying.
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FULL BEDDING: Clean sheets, towels and comforters will be provided. For longer rentals, clean towels will be provided approx. every 5 days of your stay.
FULL KITCHEN with full size stove, refrigerator, and all the cooking equipment, plates, utensils, etc. that you will ever need. Dining table seats 6 people.
CLOTHES WASHER/DRYER in building.
SEVERAL BEDS AVAILABLE if needed
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Located near Park Slope the apartment is in walking distance to lovely Prospect Park (Brooklyn's own enormous "Central Park"). Within close walking distance are: Full size organic grocery store, coffee places, international banks, pharmacy and post office. Cortelyou Road is one subway stop away and has multiple great restaurants, cafes, and an English pub named "The Highbury".
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The apartment is only a one minute walk from the express subway train station at "Church Ave", with a short 20 minute ride to Manhattan, and less than 10 minutes to Park Slope, Downtown Brooklyn. Trains run 24 hours, 7 days a week. Serviced by the Q and B line express trains.
Apartment and building is non-smoking.
I ask that outdoor shoes are left by the front door, just inside the apartment.
Common courtesy is expected, showing respect for the apartment and neighbors.
Conner is a great host.his room is very clean.We were able to spend a comfortable time. And the apartment is close to subway.
Hôte très agréable, discret et disponible. L'appartement correspondait tout à fait aux photos et descriptif fait par l'hôte. Très bien situé, proche du métro et de Manhattan. Quartier populaire, très sympas. Pas déçu du séjour.
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I was traveling from Atlanta to Brooklyn, I made a promise to myself to visit New York before the summer ended, so I did. The only drawback was I waited too long to book my AirBnB. Connor's place was the FIRST location I wanted to book, September 24th, by the time I got ready to book, the second day I needed, September 26th, was blocked out. It was my own fault. Nevertheless, I reached out to Connor and we worked out a deal so that I'd at least have a place to stay upon arriving to New York.
Connor's place was PERFECT! Located LITERALLY minutes from the train station, the neighborhood has a fresh market around one corner, a health food store with fresh juices and smoothies around the other corner, a SUPER DELICIOUS Indian restaurant just a few blocks away...I was VERY pleased! And Connor was SO accommodating! For this to be a last minute booking, he was very open and pleasant. He put out another bed for my friend who was traveling with me, he gave us a complete run down of the area, menus to local restaurant, AND he's VEGAN! Since I'm vegan that's a BIG DEAL! :-D It was truly a delightful visit.
I must mention, I traveled from Atlanta to NY via Greyhound, after 19 hours of travel, I seriously "smelled like the day" *lol* my body was in need of some SERIOUS yoga which I wanted to do prior to showering so I could be fresh and stretched. Upon starting my yoga practice, Connor placed tea on his kitchen counter in the event my friend and I wanted tea after our practice. How thoughtful is that!? ^_^
The second day we were there, Connor allowed us to leave our bags in his apartment while we trooped around the city to eat and find another place to stay. Oh, and I can't forget to mention, we wanted to wash our travel clothes and Connor let us use his laundry detergent, dryer sheets, AND laundry card. Connor was the ABSOLUTE best!
Whenever I visit Brooklyn again, I look forward to booking with Connor. 3
Connor was a great host, he gave us a lot of good advices. He was very respectful of his guests' privacy. And the apartment was great and very clean. Thanks !
Conner is a great host! He not only opened his home to me, but provided me with emails listing things to do and places to eat, as well as showed me around the area a little and told me about some good places according to what I liked. His home is cozy, and the area is not swanky, but I felt safe. Though there was no A/C, the fans he provided made it comfortable, even though the hallways and elevator were quite muggy. If you are not particularly snooty about your habitation, this is a fantastic place to stay. The food, stores, and scenery within walking distance are great and the subway ride to the city is convenient and not too long. The laundry facilities in the basement were a plus, and Conner provided plenty of towels. I was pleased to not have cable, and when I wanted to watch something on the TV, the hookups he left were easy to utilize for my laptop. I would stay again. His response time and hospitality was A++.
We loved our stay with Conner. He is a kind and gracious host with a beautiful apartment. The curtains provided ample privacy- he even divided his studio into three 'bedrooms'. to accommodate all of us. He recommended several activities and places to us that we very much enjoyed, and was always interested to hear what we had done that day. I liked the neighborhood very much, short commute to Manhattan, close to convenient subway stop- lots to look at, never felt uncomfortable walking by myself.
Conner as a host and his lovely apartment greatly exceeded our expectations. We have only good things to say about our stay with him.
Originally from Europe, I have lived and worked in New York City for more than 8 years and know the city's neighborhoods very well. I am a lawyer by training (of the good kind), and have a varied work and cultural background.
I am always glad to help with tips and suggestions for NYC restaurants, entertainment, coffee shops, museums, theater and music, as well as cheap places to shop and eat, and unique local places to experience.
My check-in and check-out times for the apartment are highly flexible. I always ensure your privacy is respected, and I will do my utmost to ensure you enjoy your stay.


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Even though all classes to some extent have CC etc I believe Wizards are having the easiest time with crowd controls and escapes combined with the damage needed to efficiently clear. However, not many people are solo'ing inferno and you should just play a class you'll enjoy experiencing this difficulty in.
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easy question to answer DH's and wizards. Wzzy has the edge due to shield,
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If you have to ask that kind of question I dare say you aren't fit to even try Inferno alone.
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Monk, for more info look into the monk subforum.
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a wiz already cleared inferno so i would say that class have a edge.
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imo Battle-net . It kill all in its path!
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At the risk of feeding the trolls, D3's only been out a week and no group as of yet has beaten inferno let alone someone soloing it.
At the moment I'm playing my wizard through inferno and it's going fairly well but the problem is I doubt many people have every class at 60 in order to accuratly compare and they certanly have not beaten inferno on them all.
I'd say though the ranged classes have a slight edge on just general trash and most likley the main bosses but when it comes to rare packs, which is argubly the hardest thing to deal with in solo, every class has there strengths depending on what random attributes each pack is given.
People who say wizard try fast/jailer/mortar combos :P.
But to be honest in answer to anyone trying to pick "the best class at x" we've already seen nerfs to the monk for example for being too good in some situation ( See Athene's World First video ;) ) And I suspect many balance changes will happen nerfs or buffs untill all the classes are close to the same so honeslty just pick the class which you enjoy the most and learn the in's and out of your abilities and find way to counter your weaknesses and consentrate on being a good player rather in general than trying to find an easy route to finish this very difficult game. GLHF!
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Depends what you want to do on inferno.
If you just want to get through inferno and complete the game? DH and Wizard due to mobility and shield and crown control. Wizard can teleport at least four times with Loophole rune, and you can just bypass loads of content. DH has vault which has no cooldown so you can vault pass everything.
Want to actually kill things in inferno, ie Champion mobs and find good loot? I'm going to say Monk due to his self high healing and good defense. Then Barb due to the many life steal skill he has. And he has also has the best 120 second cooldowns as he has three of them which can all be used at the same time.
I wouldn't want to fight Champion mobs with a Wizard because he's damn squishy even with his defense skills. Same for DH.
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I would say wizard until they fix the armor abuse.
But its funny that some wizards still don't know how to abuse this mechanic in inferno and they complain that they die always lol
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At the risk of feeding the trolls, D3's only been out a week and no group as of yet has beaten inferno let alone someone soloing it.
You are fairly clueless aren't you?
Inferno has been beat, both solo and as a team. Soloer did it 5 hours earlier then the team but he was a Wiz kiting diablo from extreme range and killing with Hydra so well, thats just how it is.
Current class ranking in inferno would be.
Vs Bosses:
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1. Barb
2. Monk
5. Wiz
Vs Champions and rare packs in team all classes are more or less well balanced as long as they work together.
And the reason i say current is because stats such as add all resistances will change this a lot and make mortar fire and rarepack effects a lot more manageable then they are today.
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Blackmarch is spot on good post, though no doubt things will change as characters get buffed or nefed so honestly its just best to play with the class that suits your play style and you enjoy playing. As Blackmarch and Zypress said though only class to solo inferno that I know is officaly recognised is Wizard so if you are just after a class that you know can do it the only real choice is the wizard. Perhaps other classes have done it but simply not bothered to post or maybe they allready have and I just haven't seen it. Good luck with your decision, please let us know what you decide.
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Its cha champs and elites that drop the loot in this game.
And I cant but confirm that so far I have not met any class that can compare to barbarian when it comes to eating Hellpakes. Absurd self healing on this class.
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