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by Paul on 02/28/13 at 05:06 PM ET
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Brad Stuart on tonight's game and other topics of interest.
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by Paul on 02/28/13 at 11:10 AM ET
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from Ansar Khan of Mlive,
Daniel Cleary was cut by a high stick, Brendan Smith was dazed by a blindside hit, and the Detroit Red Wings felt they were burned by the officiating Wednesday.
The Red Wings played a strong defensive game against the reigning Stanley Cup champion Los Angeles Kings, holding a one-goal lead much of the night.
But, they took one penalty too many, and it cost them, as the Kings scored twice in the final 10 minutes to pull out a 2-1 victory at Staples Center.
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After 2 Periods, Wings Up 1-0 Over Kings
by Paul on 02/28/13 at 12:44 AM ET
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Kyle Quincey with one of the stranger goals this season. Puck is comes off of the glove hand of Bernier, hits him in the back of the head and directs into the back of the net.
I can't pull a Malik and stick around for the end of the game, so feel free to use this post for post-game too.
George does need a new laptop and will be shopping early tomorrow for one, so hopefully he shall return soon after the purchase.
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Wings Lineup For Tonight's Game Against The Kings
by Paul on 02/27/13 at 03:58 PM ET
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Filppula is out tonight just in case you were unsure...
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Audio- Jarret Stoll On Pavel Datsyuk
by Paul on 02/27/13 at 03:30 PM ET
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Brunner Another European Found By The Wings
by Paul on 02/27/13 at 02:59 PM ET
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from Nicholas J. Cotsonika of Yahoo,
To Wings GM Ken Holland, there is a simple reason why players such as Brunner go undiscovered for so long: The NHL is the best men's league in the world, and players become men at different ages. Some are men at 18. Most grow into men later – some much later, some in out-of-the-way places.
Brunner is listed at 5-foot-11 and 184 pounds. Now. How much smaller was he at draft age? And how many scouts saw him playing in Switzerland? And who could project how he would develop in the Swiss league, let alone how he would play in the NHL one day?
Consider how all this came together. The Wings didn't know about Brunner until Holland received a tip over email.
He went way back with a guy named Stacy Roest. Holland knew him from the Medicine Hat Tigers, when Roest was playing in junior and Holland was scouting in western Canada. He had signed Roest to his first pro contract and later promoted him to the NHL. They live on the same British Columbia lake in the offseason.
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Filppula Not Skating Today, Another Wait And See Injury
by Paul on 02/26/13 at 05:23 PM ET
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The Health Of The Wings
by Paul on 02/26/13 at 01:44 PM ET
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Paul here for George as he waits for his laptop to be fixed. Maybe later today or tomorrow is the estimated time.
from Helene St. James of the Detroit Free Press,
Every visit to a doctor keeps yielding the same information: Detroit Red Wings forward Darren Helm just needs time to heal from his back injury.
Helm hasn't played hockey in a month, hasn't even skated in that time, hasn't so much as worked out. He went to see another specialist Monday in New York, and the diagnosis remains the same.
"It's a strained ligament," general manager Ken Holland told the Free Press today. "Darren is very frustrated, and we are, too. It's not healing as fast as we'd hoped, but we have to make sure we're conservative. It was important to get another opinion.
"Every test has been negative; there's no damage. So we just have to be patient. The doctor gave him some different pain medication to help speed the healing process, but it's a slow process."
continue for Bettuzzi, Franzen, Smith and other updates...
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Helm Sees A Back Specialist In New York
by Paul on 02/25/13 at 07:52 PM ET
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from Chuck Pleiness of Red Wings Front,
Darren Helm saw a back specialist in New York on Monday, who thinks he may have seen something different on the MRI.
"He gave him some medication," Holland said. "We're going to see where he's at 4-5 days. When we're back in town we'll see how he's responded to the medication, Friday or Saturday."
continue for more on Helm's health issues...
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Wings Extend Contract Of Brian Lashoff
by Paul on 02/25/13 at 04:31 PM ET
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Detroit, MI…Detroit Red Wings Executive Vice President/General Manager Ken Holland today announced that defensemen Brian Lashoff has been re-signed to a three-year contract through the 2015-16 season. In keeping with club policy, additional terms of the contract were not disclosed.
Lashoff, 22, has appeared in 15 games for Detroit and 36 games for the Wings American Hockey League affiliate Grand Rapids this season. Lashoff's Detroit totals include his first career goal in his first NHL game during Detroit's season-opener at St. Louis on Jan. 19, 2013 along with two assists for three points and four PIMs. In Grand Rapids this season, he tallied six points (2G-4A) in addition to 23 penalty minutes and a plus/minus rating of +4.
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Northern Ireland's Darren Clarke on Tuesday said he hoped to make a strong return to action in Indonesia this week after missing the US Masters with a hamstring injury he picked up playing tennis.
Clarke, the 2011 British Open winner who will play the CIMB Niaga Indonesian Masters in Jakarta, has endured a frustrating five-week spell on the sidelines after pulling his hamstring playing tennis with his children.
"I was playing tennis with my kids and I thought I was 24 and not 44! Unfortunately I had to pull out from Augusta and Korea (the Ballantine's Championship) last week," he said, in a press release from organisers.
"It has been a frustrating period. I'm not good at sitting and not doing anything. I've had intensive treatment on my hamstring and it is fine now," Clarke added.
"I couldn't do anything. I could hardly walk, hit golf balls or putt. I had to sit at home and watch (the Masters)... I only watched the last round on television because if I watched every day, then I would have been frustrated."
Clarke will be one of the main attractions in Jakarta, along with four-time major-winner Ernie Els and New Zealand's Michael Campbell, the 2005 US Open champion.
And the popular Clarke said he hoped to benefit from some advice from Lee Westwood, a two-time winner of the Indonesian Masters.
"I haven't played here before but Lee has told me bits and pieces about the golf course," he said. "The greens and fairways are sensational here. It is set up tough but fair as well. It will be a good, fair and stern test."

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Dust off your VHS aerobic tapes. The scrunchie is back.
According to the New York Times, the scrunchie is the latest style fad and people are paying way more for the hair accessory than they did in the '80s and '90s.
You could justify that kind of money for a gold-plated banana clip, but $95 for a Missoni-branded scrunchie?
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I'm first again! Isn't it totally cool how you can see the yellow rape through the red of the translucent balloon membrane?
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> Will Marion lose the first set...again?
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Will Marion lose the first set...again?
Jul 7th, 2007, 01:27 AM
Seems that way atleast.
Alizé Molik
Jul 7th, 2007, 01:30 AM
I'm convinced that the second set come back has been a huge part of Marion winning...the competitor gets lulled into security and then Marion attacks in the second set and they start asking themselves questions.
Jul 7th, 2007, 01:31 AM
Yes...and the second.
Jul 7th, 2007, 01:37 AM
It's rather difficult for anyone to win a first set against Venus, even this year. So, of course. Venus will likely win the 2nd too but if Marion follows her form it'll be much more competitive.
Jul 7th, 2007, 01:46 AM
If the 1st round losing marion turns up it could be ugly.
Jul 7th, 2007, 01:56 AM
Yes, she loses it on purpose so that she will gain confidence. She wants to win the hard. I think she'll be 0-5 down in the second set before she turns it on to win in three. Poor Venus, she doesn't have a chance.
Jul 7th, 2007, 01:57 AM
Yes...and the second.
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Alizé Molik
Jul 7th, 2007, 02:39 AM
If the 1st round losing marion turns up it could be ugly.
she does that at the start of every year :o
Jul 7th, 2007, 04:14 AM
I was just about to make a thread about this... of course Marion will lose the first set, maybe 6-2, then she´ll win the next two!!
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We shouldn't forget about it. Last year, 18.7 percent of high school seniors were smokers — just about the same as the percentage of teenagers who are obese. But it may be even more important to attack teenage smoking than obesity. Fighting obesity is a lifelong battle. But for smoking, adolescence is Armageddon. Only 1 in 10 smokers starts after the age of 18. After the teenage years, the battle is lost.
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this book seemed sadder than the 1st one. such hard lives. i find
sister monica joan so tedious both in the book and the tv show. is she popular?
I really loved this book. It is much better than the TV series.
I was shocked by the cruelty in the Workhouse and the deplorable conditions in the trenches in WW1
It was ok but not as interesting and full of social history as the earlier book.
It was great to see the characters from the first volume back again, as well as meeting new characters. These stories focus less on Jennifer Worth's work as a midwife and more on the people she met as a nurse, older people whose lives, in many cases, had been blighted by their pasts. Learning more about the workhouse system and what it did to people was eye-opening to say the least -- and descriptions of working-class life in the 40's and earlier made me feel lazy and extremely ungrateful. The luxury we live with now compared to what people had to live with a century ago is amazing. The story of Mr. Collett, in particular, nearly made me cry. Touching stories that left me wanting more.
MsMicawber appears to have things back to front. The trilogy of 3 books are the memoirs of Jennifer Worth. The DVD's (TV shows) came later and are supposedly based on the books but, like most TV series that are based on 'true fact' books, they frequently end up being manipulated until they are far from the truth. I grew up in England during the war and I lived in poverty and Jennifer's account are as true in every detail as to what it was like in those days for many people. MsMicawber is apparently one of many people who believe everything on TV is real. These books are a joy to read.
All three books are a joy to read and offer a descriptive and fascinating view of life from the first half of the 20th century. I especially liked reading from the feminists perspective and it is a good reminder of how times have changed. The read is not ruined if you watched the DVD first.
This second book in the Midwife series described in depth a few of the people the author met in London. She writes about such poverty, and often cruelty, that she witnessed. Yet, these people were so strong! Jennifer Worth, again, writes about them with great respect.
I love Jennifer Worth's reminiscences of her time as mid-wife and as nurse. Society has certainly changed since the time she represents (1950s Britain), however the inner wants and needs of human beings has not and these books bring various individuals to life in all their complicated foibles. Lovable, is the word that springs to mind.
MsMicawber, Have you read Jennifer Worth's "Call the Midwife: A Memoir of Birth, Joy, and Hardtimes"? That is considered the 1st in the series of 3 books of Ms. Worth's time as young nurse in London's East End. The book that you just gave 1 star to is 2nd in the series and is about the poor obviously struggling in the workhouses and not about the nurses tending to pregnant women.
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Hello, I've looked over past discussions of insulating a basement and want to see if I have my plan correct.
I have a nice dry basement and will be finishing a portion of it. My plan is to glue 1/2" or 3/4" expanded polystyrene foam insulation to the block wall, construct a 2x4 wall over it, then installing R-13 unfaced fiberglass bats inside the studs and drywall with no vapor barrier. On the interior wall (The one that will seperate the living area and the unheated garage area) I will use regular R-13 faced fiberglass bats with the paper facing the living area.
If this is all in the basement, stick with the same method all around. Better to go to at least 1" extruded e.g., Styrofoam. Remember, on the wall to garage, the space at the top of the wall is above grade. Also place the bottom plate on an inch of extruded too. This acts as a thermal break while also providing protection from any minor floods or leakage that might occur.
I live in the Northeast and I am finishing my basement. I plan on using spray foam insulation and having it sprayed directly on the poured concrete walls.
I am very confused by the competing claims of open vs. closed cell contractors.
My basement has been dry for the 5 years since the house was built, but I am wondering about moisture from the concrete and/or penetration from the surrounding soil. (The foundation has been sealed on the exterior but not insulated.)
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Florida Tenant Deposit Issue
I live in Florida and I was paying month to month. According to Florida Statutes, Section 83.52, I was required to give a 15 day written notice. However I gave a 13 day verbal notice and a 7 day written notice. It was my first time renting and I didn't know it had to be written.
Since I didn't give the required 15 days, how long does my landlord have to impose claim on my deposit?
The part I'm worried about is that I didn't send the leaving notice by certified mail. I left on March 31st and on April the 1st the landlord texted my exroommate that she needed to get into the place. My exroommate texted back that we no longer live there. Hopefully that would be sufficient to prove we weren't living there. Also, electricity was turned off on the 1st so that should help prove we weren't living there in case anything crazy happens.
I should mention that they received my letter of intent to move 8 days prior but I know that the day they receive the letter doesn't count.
Here'sa quick easy run down.
Since I didn't give the required 15 days, how long does my landlord have to impose claim on my deposit?
When you move out, the landlord must either return your deposit within 15 days of termination of the rental agreement, if the landlord does not intend to impose a claim upon the security deposit; or justify in writing by certified mail, to the tenant's last known mailing address within 30-days upon termination of a rental agreement, as to why they are keeping a portion of or all of the deposit. If the notice is not sent as required within the 30-day period, the landlord forfeits his/her right to impose a claim upon the deposit, unless you fail to give proper notice prior to vacating.
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Termination of tenancy without a specific term - days of written notice required (prior to termination):
Weekly --------- 7 days
Monthly -------- 15 days
Quarterly ------- 30 days
Yearly ---------- 60 days
15 days is a pretty small window (most it's 30), so doesn't give much time to clean up/ re-rent. In all honesty, were it me and that was the law, if you were only off by 2 days (even if it was verbal), if the place was left in good condition and not a PIA for me, I'd let it slide. But there are some LL's out there who let nothing slide.
Are they easy people to deal with? Because at this point it certainly sounds like you could legally be out your SD based on the Notice law. But maybe they're willing to take the 13 days (even if it was verbal) and let it go at that.
However, if it looks like they're going to hold the SD on that count, nothing lost on your part if you nicely tell them you're sorry, didn't realize what was required of you being a first time renter. (Then if there are any positives such as always paid on time, left it clean, humbly toss those in as well.) I would encourage you not to even remotely come off with an attitude, especially of entitlement. Not saying you will, mind you. But I see it all the time and it backfires. Tho personally tend toward the lenient side myself, if someone has left me with issues and shows entitlement or aggression, they've lost any extra cooperation or flexibility from me.
At this point you've nothing to lose by contacting them to check the status.
According to Part 5 of statute 83.49 a 7 days' written notice by certified mail is required or personal delivery. If not given, that nulls the 30 days required by the landlord to send me a notice of intent to withhold funds. I did give them a 8 day notice by mail but it wasn't certified. I wonder if that includes back rent too?
My problem is now that I'm completely confused. If the rules don't apply, how long can a landlord wait before making a claim? Months, years?


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A question/comments about Pole Limas.
I grew pole limas for the first time ever this year -- 'Large Speckled Pole' and 'King of the Garden' -- they did really quite well, actually better than I thought.
A couple of things, though -- first of all, they started developing pods back in July, but I never harvested them, because I felt the pods, and they never seemed to fill out, stayed quite flat. I THOUGHT that they were duds, due to either our cool weather, or the fact that it had quit raining and was getting quite dry.
Well, much to my surprise, much after the fact, here around Labor Day, I opened a couple of the now-brown pods, to discover that they did, indeed, contain beans, now dried. I have since learned that these beans are much FLATTER than the plump, Henderson Bush limas I'm used to.
Now, in September, we had a dramatic amount or rain, a couple of storms with 2 inches each time, and about 8 inches in 2 days from the remnants of Hurricanes Lowell and Ike. Other beans in the garden rotted in the pods. NOT these limas -- the pods seem very sturdy, with a thick vellum layer, and they have stayed in very good shape. I'm harvesting them a couple of small buckets at a time, as my schedule allows, and shelling them out. So far, I've gotten a total of 9.6 lbs of dried beans from my about sixty foot double row. I'm almost done harvesting them, only a few more to go.
So, my questions are -- is this standard operating procedure with these beans to last so well in the pods, or did I somehow just get lucky? And, is the yield I've gotten pretty good -- It is about 2.5 one gallon Ziploc bags of dried beans?
Most of the other types of beans which I didn't harvest, including the Henderson Bush Lima, had a lot of mold on the pods, and many of the beans inside were ruined?
Coincidentally, I ate King of the Garden limas tonight for the first time. They were delicious!
I don't have a lot of information which will help you. I was a little late in planting. The pods formed quite some time ago. The pods were thick and hard, which is no doubt the reason your beans remained in good condition for a long time. My pods took a long time to fill out. A good many have not filled out yet. I picked the ones which showed distinct thickening of the seeds. The pods were still green.
King of the Garden was a vigorous grower. The yield has been small though. I think this is due to late planting and the fact that it was on an interior row which received less sun. I expect to grow King of the Garden again because it is such good eating.
That is normal for Calico and King of the Garden. You are getting an outstanding yield for being so far north. They do have very tough pods that hold up better than the small podded limas. I don't care much for the eating qualities of either of them, but they are dependable and eyecatching. The Calico/Christmas/Giant Speckled Pole is usually the more vigorous of the two.
Crikey -- I haven't eaten any of them yet, except one or two of the more greenish ones raw as I shelled them.
Are you saying they're yucky? What's up with them -- flavor bad, texture mealy?
Since they're dried, I figured I'd use them for soups, cooked with ham and sprinkled with onion, that sort of thing.
Matter of personal preference. I have not found any large seeded lima that I like, but there are those that prefer them. On the other hand I love the small seeded limas (butterbeans) either green shell or dry. Usually grow Sieva and/or Willow Leaf (pole) and Thorogreen, Woods Prolific, or Green Seeded Henderson (bush)


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With her beloved B.C. Lions out of the running for Sunday's Grey Cup, Jenny Brittain won't have a chance to roar her support for the hometown team — but she still plans to party come game day.
Brittain and her husband of 49 years, Ray, are co-founders of the Lion Backers Fan Club and are fervent boosters of the team. The great-grandmother joined others during the season to bring a variety of edible treats to the players, from fresh fruit and cakes to cookies and baked loaves.
In the past, Brittain said they have joined a select few for a Grey Cup potluck comprising comfort food favourites like chili and potato salad.
While still unsure of whether she'll be watching from home or elsewhere on Sunday, she plans to have crackers, cream cheese and pepper jelly at the ready to root for the Toronto Argonauts to take the title on home turf against the Calgary Stampeders.
"With the Grey Cup being there, I think they deserve to win," she said in an interview from her home in New Westminster, B.C.
The 76-year-old was there to witness the Lions hoist the league championship trophy at home last year, and said the celebrations and atmosphere surrounding the Grey Cup are reminiscent of another high-profile sporting event staged in the city.
"It's like when we had the Olympics here, it's the same feeling," Brittain said.
"You've got something big going and you're involved in it. Your whole province should be involved in this. And it just gives you — I don't know. It makes you want to cheer."
Fellow Lions fan Keith Whittier reserved seats for Sunday's Grey Cup last year, and will head from Ottawa to Toronto to take part in various festivities leading up to the championship final. Upon his arrival in Hogtown, Whittier said he plans to pick up the program outlining the various fetes being held in the city by league teams and their supporters.
From the Spirit of Edmonton breakfast to the Touchdown Manitoba social, the Argos' Double Blue Bash to the Hamilton Tiger-Cats' TigerTown Wrecker's Ball, the calendar will be stacked with team parties and galas leading up to the Grey Cup, along with a roster of exhibitions and other events.
"We've gotten to the point now where we have friends who come from all over from all the different cities, and we all always seem to meet up in whatever city the Grey Cup is being hosted and we pretty much go from party to party," said Whittier, who will be attending his fifth league championship final.
"One of the things I really like about the CFL and especially the fanbase is everyone is loyal to their own team; but everyone, for the most part, plays really well in the sandbox."
Whittier said one of the great aspects of team socials is the accessibility to players and coaching staff who attend, adding that he bumps into Lions general manager and former head coach Wally Buono each year at a party.
"Here's a guy who's broken all these coaching records and is a surefire Hall of Famer who remembers me by face and says, `Hey, how are things?' and is very sociable," Whittier said of Buono. "That's one of the things I like about the league. Because there's not all these multi-million-dollar contracts, you also don't have a lot of ego, so there's a lot of approachability.
"You see these guys playing out on the field and they're phenomenal at what they do, and then you walk up to them and it's just the simplest conversation you could ever have," he added.
"That coupled with seeing the friends that I've acquired over the years, seeing them year after year at those parties... those are the memories. To me, those are the things that are the most special."
The Montreal Alouettes may have missed a shot at a Grey Cup berth, but team supporter Claude Martel is still hoping to bring his customary pre-game celebration to Toronto — not to mention a cooler filled with sausages, patties and fine cuts of meat.
The computer programmer and father of two is hoping to try to find a spot near the Rogers Centre on Sunday to organize a tailgate, not unlike the gatherings he helped stage prior to Alouette home games. This year, the 50-year-old also travelled to Hamilton and Winnipeg to support the team.
Sunday will mark the fourth time Martel will attend the league final, and he has his sights set on heading to Regina for next year's championship contest.
Regardless of which team they support, Martel said there's a sense of camaraderie among all the league's fans during the Grey Cup, pointing as an example to the contingent of Calgary fans who travel and organize free breakfasts.
"It's a big brotherhood. There's no rivalry here," he said.
"It's all CFL fans."
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OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) — Golden State Warriors general manager Bob Myers believes he has put together a roster that has a real chance to win the NBA title. He also knows so much has to go Golden State's way between now and June for that to happen.
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The streaky Warriors (25-15) will hit the season's halfway point Friday night at Oklahoma City, and they're still as tough as any team to figure out. Golden State has shown it has the potential to achieve the league's ultimate prize — or just as easily fall far short.
"Until you've actually seen success in the playoffs with your roster, it's hard to predict what success may or may not come," Myers said. "I think certain teams that have been there before like the Heat and the Spurs who are bringing back the same core, of course they know those rosters work. We're still figuring that out."
The Warriors proved in the playoffs last year that, when healthy, they could beat anybody. They've done just that for most of this season, too, putting together even longer stretches of success.
Golden State is 20-5 when its regulars — Stephen Curry, Klay Thompson, Andre Iguodala, David Lee and Andrew Bogut — are in the starting lineup. The Warriors also are among the league's best defensive teams in opponents' field-goal percentage (second), rebounding differential (third) and points allowed per 100 possessions (fourth).
"It's scary to think how good we are when we click on all cylinders," Warriors coach Mark Jackson said.
But there are still troubling trends, too.
The Warriors average 17 turnover per game, the second most in the NBA. The bench also ranks at or near the bottom in almost every efficiency category, though Golden State is counting on a rejuvenated Jordan Crawford — acquired in a trade from Boston on Wednesday — to shore up the spot behind Curry the way Toney Douglas never could.
Some of those growing pains were expected after standout reserves Jarrett Jack and Carl Landry departed in free agency, when the Warriors opted to sign Iguodala to a four-year, $48 million deal instead. Harrison Barnes is still adjusting to his role off the bench after starting as a rookie, and Golden State is counting on the 21-year-old forward to blossom again this spring.
Even with the reserves struggling, the Warriors put together a 10-game winning streak — with seven victories coming on the road. Other times, such as a 123-116 home loss to Denver on Wednesday night, the Warriors fuel fodder that maybe they're still a flawed team.
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Chevy Volt continues to thrash Nissan Leaf in April 2012
In April 2012, General Motors sold 1,462 examples of the Chevrolet Volt – an increase of 197% compared to April of 2011.
In April 2012, General Motors sold 1,462 examples of the Chevrolet Volt – an increase of 197% compared to April of 2011.
It is safe to say that one stereotype many of us suffer from is thinking of car enthusiasts, auto mechanics, and car designers and engineers as men.
Compared to a factory 2012 Chevrolet Camaro ZL1, the Shelby GT500 will blow the Camaro away with the recently announced horsepower of 662 that the 2013 GT500 is certified to have.
Sales of the Chevrolet Corvette in the US are down (with the rest of the gas-guzzling performance car segment) and in an effort to both improve sales and promote the high performance nature of the
The all-new Chevy Cruze is one versatile vehicle. It ranks 6 out 41 Affordable Small Cars according to U.S.
Credit Chevy for its guts. Yesterday the company that brought you the '69 Chevelle with the '396 showed its EN-V 2.0 concept on the corporate Facebook page to stir interest and commentary.
Ferrari, BMW, VW, Daimler, BYD, GM, Chery, and many more and leading by example in China that electric cars, EV are the way to go forward.
Chevrolet is holding its head high these days and with good reason. According to the latest GM news release, Chevrolet sold 1.18 million vehicles worldwide in the first three months of 2012.
First of all, while the 2013 Chevrolet Volt will likely look identical to the current production models in every physical way, GM Inside News has reported that black roof surface and black trunk fa
When you think about the best interiors available in the current new vehicle market, there are a wide variety of cars when there is no cap on the price of the vehicles being compared but even with
The 2013 Chevrolet Corvette brings about the 8th and final year for the C6 generation, with the C7 Corvette expected to drop for the 2014 model year.
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Chevrolet is going out with a bang in the truck's last year.
Having helped run two estate sales in the last year, I dare say that I am fully aware of collectibles and just plain stuff that gets collected over time.
TrueCar Inc., an online automotive information and communications platform, today released a study which concludes, that depending on the vehicle you purchase, the hundreds of extra dollars paid fo


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Taiwan Mobile (TWM), one of the six next-generation (4G) licensees in Taiwan, will kick off commercial operations on a 700MHz frequency bend in July 2014, company president James...
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Acer announces Greater China president Scott Lin to retire; posts losses for 2013
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Corning expects panel market to grow in 2014, says CDTT president
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AMD reportedly moves desktop headquarters to China to strengthen competitiveness
Feb 24, 21:47
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Feb 21, 16:08
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Feb 20, 21:35
The panel industry will continue to move in the direction of producing bezel-free, larger-size and higher-resolution products in 2014, according to AU Optronics (AUO) president Paul...
Asustek expects to ship four million desktops in 2014, says company president
Feb 17, 20:37
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AUO to focus on product differentiation strategies amid competition from China, says company president
Jan 27, 22:00
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SerComm expects to ship 3 million PON units in 2014, says president
Jan 24, 11:06
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Arcadyan to see growth in 2014 revenues, gross margin, says president
Jan 23, 11:19
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Terry Guo promotes biomedical development through cooperation with NTU
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Jan 17, 10:45
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Compal president denies Lenovo planning to buy stake in joint venture
Jan 16, 21:04
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Jan 8, 22:12
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Dec 31, 10:23
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Acer appoints Jason Chen as corporate president and CEO
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Nov 20, 14:28
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CPT to expand touch on-cell products in smartphone segment, says president
Nov 19, 15:55
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Time ripe for development of smart peripherals: Q&A with Arima Communications president Owen Chen
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Compal looking to ship 40 million notebooks in 2014
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Nov 13, 11:38
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This Digitimes Research Special Report provides a 2015 forecast for the global tablet market and analyzes the strategies of key market players such as Google, Apple, Intel, and Microsoft.
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Female Ejaculation Problems - Why Most Women Have Delayed Ejaculation
This is a simple statement of fact:
Any woman can ejaculate, with or without orgasm.
If that's true, why is it that most women do not ejaculate – in fact, most women don't even know that they CAN ejaculate? The answer is simple – most women don't know that they can ejaculate because they have been told that there is no such thing as female ejaculation. Just as women were told for centuries that only "bad girls" enjoyed sex and only "wicked women" reached orgasm, now they are often told that female ejaculation is no more than a "temporary loss of bladder control".
Nearly 60 years after Dr. Ernst Grafenberg revealed the existence of the G-spot, there are still "authorities" that deny it exists or distort its role in women's sexuality. In the same way, many health professionals downplay or deny that women ejaculate during sex. This has led to a situation where many women don't ejaculate during sex – or if they do, they try very hard to suppress it. These are some of the most common reasons that women have delayed ejaculation or no ejaculation at all.
Women learn to suppress their natural female ejaculation response.
Women are taught from a young age that women are neat, clean and dry. They are told that their bodily fluids are "dirty" or "disgusting". As they reach sexual maturity, very little of the information about female sexuality available to them even mentions female-ejaculation. If they naturally respond to sexual stimulation with a release of fluid, many young women believe that there is something abnormal or wrong with them. The truth is that over 40% of women report experiencing female-ejaculation, so it is far from abnormal.
Many women (and their partners) do not know how to stimulate their bodies to produce an ejaculation.
Unlike men, who learn early how to stimulate themselves to reach orgasm, and who naturally associate ejaculation with orgasm, many women never learn how to touch themselves in a way that stimulates ejaculation. Many women don't know how to find their prostate, or how it is linked to sexual pleasure. For many, when it does "happen", it is just a happy accident – and more often than not, it leads to embarrassment because the woman believes that she has just urinated.
Those are the two biggest reasons for female-ejaculation "problems". They don't require medication or surgery – in fact, the biggest solution to most problems of delayed or no ejaculation in women is exploration and patience.
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Are you suffering from premature ejaculation? If so, know that you are not alone being afflicted by this sexual problem. Millions of American men and many more around the world sadly are not lasting as long as they wish during sex. Truth be told, almost every men will
Notwithstanding the prejudicial and machismo overtones, it would be very less of a man if he could not ejaculate nor reach orgasm during sexual intercourse. If the one who ejaculates prematurely would have a hard time pleasing his female partner, how much more so with the other one who could not expel seminal fluid throughout his sexual climax?
When tackling the problem of how not to cum too fast, it's easy for a guy to only think........
Specific techniques and exercises to help prevent premature Inhale are the employees can. Fortunately, medical science to the solution of the time before Anshan Carnie is puzzling. Formalin analyzed, our results of the survey audience (and read about eight thousand emails) scored before the recommended time to find the products Anthill. All of you can help.
How Can I Have Better Ejaculation Control & Maximize Her Sexual Pleasure? Little Known Tips For Men!
Is it possible for a man to learn how to have better ejaculation control and provide unimaginable sexual pleasure to his female partner? This might seem like a tough act to juggle for any man. After all, premature ejaculation is undoubtedly the most common problem that affects men in the bedroom. And if you are focusing on trying to last longer during intercourse, it becomes doubly difficult to concentrate on giving her maximum pleasure. Or is it? Well, let's find out!
What is the best device to enlarge the penis? Though many products on the market claim to enlarge the penis only a few can effectively and safely do so without taking too much time from your busy sche...
Finding a Premature Ejaculation Treatment that works can take a lot of searching and trial & error. In this article I'm going to share some of the causes, and issues associated with PE, as well as a few of the simple methods and techniques that you can use to help you with your ejaculation control.
In order to learn to stop ejaculation fast and naturally, you must be able to understand what signals or symptoms your body is showing such as when you are coming and doing what is necessary to stop it.
Sex tips can help men improve their sexual encounters. When considering such tips, remember that the condition of the bedroom has an impact on sex.
Uncontrolled penis odor can result in a major date disaster. Men want to make sure they take appropriate steps to eliminate unwanted penis odor before an outing with a potential partner.
Pornography is not everyone's cup of tea, but many couples who view it together find the experience can lead to better sex.
The search for perfect Valentine's Day gifts is on. This year, why not invest in presents that both partners can enjoy together? The following list of sex toys will help guide men and their partners to greater pleasure.
While some causes of penis bumps require treatment, others are natural and harmless. Men can learn about three types of bumps that may affect the penis but are not causes for concern here.
It's hard to fully enjoy sex when one has a numb penis. Restoring lost sensitivity (or preventing it from occurring) enables a man to enjoy sexual pleasure to the fullest.
An itchy penis is a common problem for many men, but it may present a special problem for those with a latex allergy, as it may make using condoms an issue.
Exercise is beneficial to several areas of one's life, including sex. Learn the best exercises for better sex.
The missionary position is probably the most common sexual position used by many traditional couples. This involves having the woman lying down on the bed while the man is the one in the kneeling position who enters her. This is preferred by most couples because of the level of intimacy it gives when it is performed.
Foreplays should not just be considered as an initial but an essential part of sex. Yes, contrary to what most couples believe, couples foreplay is important to make each sack moment more exciting and memorable. If you are one of those who like to jump right away into intercourse, you would probably let out a big "why?"
Although there is little research on intercourse positions guaranteed to aid conception, there are tried and tested positions for conceiving. Basically, gravity plays an important factor in these baby-making positions. Here some of the best sex positions for those planning to have a baby.
Despite popular misconceptions, long distance relationships are not a product of the internet age. For generations, couples have been separated from each other for many reasons – college, the military and jobs are just a few examples. Over the years, couples separated from circumstances have learned how to keep their romance alive from afar.
If the action in your bedroom is only lukewarm, foreplay is the best way to turn up the heat on the passion. Learning new and better foreplay techniques can spark maximum arousal and reward you with the most potent orgasms you've ever felt. Keep these advanced foreplay techniques in mind when you're trying to push your love life into high gear.
Are you looking for new ways to bring your relationship to new heights of passion? Passion doesn't always have to be so serious! Let yourself go with some couples games to break through your – and her – inhibitions and reach the next level of intimacy and passion. Here are a few games you can try out in the bedroom to spark romance and passion in your love life.
Kissing techniques are numerous; it varies from style to location, to how it was initiated to how it ended. It can range from aggressive to slow passionate kiss, to anything in between. But seriously, what happened to slow, up close, hold each other and close your eyes, start with closed lips passionate prelude to intimate encounters that we all come to love as kissing?
What are French kiss, French Kissing Techniques or tips? A song, dance moves or just people of France kissing? Not quite, though there is a song called "French kissing" the real meaning of the word is more romantic in nature than a simple song. It simply means kissing techniques described by some as a kiss of romance, sometimes with sexual tendencies in which the two participants use their tongues to caress and heighten each other pleasures.