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A pinnacle of aesthetic function, Baldwin 0600 flush bolts represent a step forward in hardware design. Equipped with a unique push button lever design, Baldwin flush bolts offer a slight delay in action allowing for easy operation. The sturdy, solid forged brass extension bolt provides for over 3/4" of throw and is designed in such a way that the lever will not engage the bolt until it is hinged freely to a 45 degree angle and then snaps automatically when hinged beyond 45 degrees ensuring that the bolt engages smoothly and reliably every time. Specifically designed for ease of installation in metal door frames, each bolt ships with both wood and machine screws as well as optional strikes so that no matter how you choose to install your Baldwin flush bolt, you have the tools necessary to do so. Baldwin knows that peace of mind is important to you, and to that end, strives to provide the most innovative door hardware on the market.
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Aged Brass - Baldwin 0600151
Antique Nickel - Baldwin 060045212
Distressed Antique Nickel - Baldwin 060040212
Distressed Oil Rubbed Bronze - Baldwin 060041212
Distressed Venetian Bronze - Baldwin 060003412
Lacquered Vintage Brass - Baldwin 0600003
Lifetime Polished Brass - Baldwin 060005512
Lifetime Polished Nickel - Baldwin 060005612
Lifetime Satin Nickel - Baldwin 060003112
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Oil Rubbed Bronze - Baldwin 0600030
Polished Brass - Baldwin 0600260
Polished Chrome - Baldwin 0600140
Polished Nickel - Baldwin 060019012
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Satin Brass - Baldwin 0600050
Satin Brass and Black - Baldwin 060006012
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Satin Chrome - Baldwin 0600150
Satin Nickel - Baldwin 0600112
Venetian Bronze - Baldwin 060003312
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someone save the Tasmanian Devil!
The fake beak is a nice touch.
I just found my new desktop background.
wow your late on this news... it was decided all the way back at linuxconf.au
also in the deal bdale garbee of debian got a shave http://ostatic.com/blog/bdale-garbee...-linux-conf-au
the mascot was part of the bargain and was chiped in by Linus himself
What about the Amur leopard? Or we should leave that honor to Apple?
lol I'd so much like something like this to be the standart linux mascot, it looks so modern...
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Digitally speaking when a computer program is "fucking up your shit" but specifically when two items of your digital work, projects or programs are exactly switched making both of the technical items absolutely wrong. A simple glitch making your digital needs unattainable for the moment. Usually remedied by closing the offending programs and/or restarting the program.
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I can't go to the bathroom without using the towel rack to pull myself up. I CrossFucked myself.
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The act of being extremely high and extremely drunk at the same time. Resulting in a incredibly strong euphoric state, and almost always resulting in a loss of memory the next day.
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Allen Park � There were tears and heartfelt emotions when Jim Schwartz addressed his team for the final time Monday at the Allen Park practice facility.
He was fired after his fifth and most frustrating season as Lions head coach. The team could not make the playoffs in a terrible NFC North.
This good news for Lions fans goes beyond letting a guy go who never understood the importance of discipline. This represents forward thinking for a backward organization.
�I am shocked, man. I did not think they would get rid of him,� said former Lions offensive lineman Lomas Brown. �When you look at the history of the team, knowing Mr. Ford. Besides, I know where the team came from to where it is today. They have brought in some quality players. We got the talent to win.�
Jim Schwartz got the Lions to a certain point, but like his players often this season, Schwartz was not able to close the deal.
Let�s throw out the first two years of his career here because the Lions did not have a real team that could compete. The last three years they did. The Lions were 15-9 in the first half of the last three seasons with Schwartz and 6-19 (including a playoff loss to New Orleans) in the second half.
�Fortunately or unfortunately, we were expected to win a lot of games,� said wide receiver Nate Burleson. �But when you don�t win there is always someone you have to get rid of to start the process. And Jim was the first to go.�
Players were impressed with how Schwartz went out.
�He stood on his own 10 toes and told us like a man,� Burleson said. �He talked about the journey and enjoying the ride. He put himself and his team in position where we were expected to win a lot of games. Because he didn�t he got fired. It was a heartfelt moment, guys were shocked but we appreciated that he told us like men.�
The Lions players loved Schwartz for the wrong reasons. He allowed them to make their own mistakes and play like their pants were on fire. That is fine to a degree, but the NFL has changed. The Lions are the unofficial bad boys of the NFL and the league does not tolerate such tactics.
They are viewed as thugs at a time when the NFL is worried about rough play and concussions. Now the Lions must find a man who not only can change the culture of a losing dressing room but change its image.
It is always tough to lose a coach but this is the right thing to do. But I never expected this to happen because the Lions give people more chances than they deserve. Do you remember Matt Millen, the worst general manager in sports history, getting a contract extension after five years on the job?
Schwartz did way better as a coach than Millen as a GM.
So this progressive thinking is something to celebrate. This gives Lions fans something to bank on. Many of them were steamed after receiving playoff tickets in the mail right after the Lions were eliminated from the playoffs. That was a huge punch in the gut for them.
Now we must hope the Lions can get the right man for the job. Can the Lions actually hire a good coach?
Joe Schmidt (43-34-7) remains the only coach hired by the Fords to leave with a winning record. None of the other 12 coaches left with winning records.
I feel for Lions fans. But give the organization some credit for shedding its history of firing a guy too late.
Now, can they shed their history of finding bad replacements?


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Definitely looks like it is fermenting. I think a regular pie would be more interesting. I think it would tell more about the strength of the dough.
Craig,Thanks for your suggestion and why you think I should try a regular pie. Why do you think a regular pie would tell more about the strength of the dough?Norma
For a regular pie the dough is stretched harder (you can roll pan dough), it's not cooked on a pan, and it is generally eaten by hand requiring a whole slice to be held and stay together. Just a thought that it could be strong enough for pan pizza but not a slice, but vice-versa is probably not a concern.
Norma;Being "roasted", my concerns would be with gluten quality. Wheat flour/protein is easily denatured with heat, hence my concern about the gluten quality.Tom Lehmann/The Dough Doctor
I also wonder if any member lives near Old Tappan, NJ and could check out their Freekeh pizza.Norma
Im in NJ, but I dont have a clue where Old Tappan is located...lol I will have to check.Are those poppy seeds on the dough to see how much rise you have gotten?Chaz


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Very cool, thanks!
Is there a chance we'll get to see qemu/kvm vs. vmware vs. virtualbox throwdown?
The problem with VirtualBox is that the graphics performance is very bad. It seems like the screen can only be redrawn at 10fps or something and so the experience is very choppy. I have been using VB for a few years, on different computers, and this situation hasn't improved one bit and is not dependent on the host platform.
The interesting thing is that graphics benchmarks make it look like it actually has decent performance, but somehow the screen isn't updated at the same frame rate so, even if glxgears says it's outputting 500fps it still looks like 5-10fps. I don't get it.
I haven't ever seen Devius' problem that I can recall.. but I do wish VirtualBox would step up their performance somehow. These numbers compared against bare metal were just depressing.. and can we get GPU passthrough support? I don't care if the host has to switch to purely software rendering to do it..
GPU passthrough means giving complete access to the GPU to the VM, so the host must use another GPU (if available) or become headless, not even software rendering. So unless you do have a second GPU I don't think this is what you really want.
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In the Nikon lens line-up, the two Nikkor lenses compared here offer very similar specifications with the exception of the maximum aperture. Comparing them side-by-side shows where the extra expense is justified in going for the Nikkor 28mm f/1.8G. Looking at the overall DxOMark scores on the D3x, the Nikkor 28mm f/1.8G is at the top with 29 while the Nikkor 28mm f/2.8D only manages 23. The Zeiss lens fits in the middle, scoring 25.
In terms of sharpness the 28mm f/1.8G manage 19P-Mpix and is at the top end of the table for wide-angle primes. The 28mm f/2.8D, with a score of 14P-Mpix is down at the lower range of the table (-however given the lower price point and simpler optical construction this is to be expected). The Zeiss with 16P-Mpix fits in the middle.
The distortion scores between the three lenses are very similar - sufficiently so that there would be no obvious difference in final image prints. In the lens shading, or vignetting, results however, there is an interesting switch between the Nikkor 28mm f/2.8D and the Zeiss, with the lower priced Nikkor scoring -1.8EV to the Zeiss' -2EV. Both though are beaten by the Nikkor AF-S 28mm f/1.8G scoring -1.7EV and hence offering the most even light transmission across the image frame.
Looking at the Chromatic Aberration scores, again the familiar order is restored, with the 28mm f/1.8G scoring 10µm to the Zeiss' 12µm and the 28mm f/2.8D's 17µm. With these scores, all three will show some level of Chromatic Aberration, but it will be least intrusive on the Nikkor 28mm f/1.8G images. For CA measurements, a score of 5 is determined to be noticeable and corresponds to around 1pixel of CA around high contrast edges on most cameras, so with the 28mm f/1.8G you can expect up to 2pixels of CA around high contrast edges.
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I completely fail to understand your sharpness scores!? They seem to be way lower than in reality
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Fine body choice
The D3x is certainly not discontinued, it is still the flagship for low iso = Landscapes and portraits for pro photographers, who need a solid body, much more solid than D800
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As good as the D3X 'was' - you're bing overly sentimental about it. The D800/E is a better camera in terms of quality output. It's also rugged enough in it's own right. I don't know many who 'actually' need the security of the bigger pro bodies. Unless you cral through rocks and mud when shooting often?
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Why did you attach new lenses to already discontinued D3X instead of testing them with D800[E]?
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It has now been updated and the lens, as expected performed much better on the D800, scoring 33 for sharpness over the original 29 it scored on the old D3X
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To beat and abuse someone.
He told her to shut up before he Chris Brown her.
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A way to put your woman in check.
My girlfriend was being a bitch, so I told her if she didn't stop it i would Chris Brown her ass.
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To hit a woman.
Baby, can you please be quiet before i Chris Brown you.
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A young R&B singer from Tappahannock, Virginia popular for the chart topping hit Run It
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the act of beating someones ass. Obviously referring to Chris Brown biting Rhianna's nips off, or whatever. allegedly.
I'm about to Chris Brown that hoe if she don't call me back.
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February 13, 2009
to beat the shit out of someone
dont make me go Chris Brown on you!
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February 10, 2009
A form fitting white ribbed sleeveless tank top, often worn by men while working out, lifting weights, or in other instances deemed appropriate for showing off their guns.
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the act of trippin on "Robitussin" or on cough syrup
Joe Shmoe:"damn what up with that bitch?"
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If you're a particularly desperate individual, taking large amounts of Robitussin can make you higher than a kite, more tired than you've ever been, and unable to walk a straight line. Hallucination is rare, but visual impairment is common. Don't drive or operate machinery.
The man started robitrippin and thought he could fly.
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Including Robitussin (the poor man's hallucinogenic) in any cocktail of drugs used for recreation (including, and usually meaning alcohol). Some users report to have experienced a mild hallucinogenic effect by doing this.
"Hey, man. I was robitrippin and suckin' on this frog's ass once and, like, I thought I saw jeebus!"
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Can you say "INNAY" as in Narcotics Anonymous
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The main goal of the Division of Russian and Slavic Languages is to offer every year a significant program in Russian language, literature, and culture. We offer Russian language courses ranging from beginning Russian (RUSS 101), to advanced Russian Grammar and Syntax (RUSS 315), equivalent to the fourth year of language instruction. The Russian Division also has courses in Russian literature conducted entirely in Russian. Through spring 1992, the division offered selected courses at the 300 level, in which Russian literary texts were read in the original, and lectures and class discussions in English. Due to increased enrollments of native speakers of Russian, these courses have been replaced by courses conducted entirely in Russian. The division also offers courses in literature and culture in English translation, which, having no language prerequisite, are open to all students. Such courses at the 200 level do, however, have an ENG 120 (Expository Writing) prerequisite. When possible, Russian language courses up to the fourth year are offered every semester either day or evening. Literature courses are offered on a two year cycle, day and evening.
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If Nemo had really lived and really built the NAUTILUS in those Victorian times, what would the hull have looked like? As far as the novel goes she is made of iron. No mention is made of paint or of anti-fouling beneath the waterline. But if Nemo was such a genius, surely he would have been ahead of his day and certainly up-to-standard when it came to protecting his boat's hull. So would she have been a sea-weathered black? Or a rusty brown like the Goff/Disney version? Would there be anti-fouling below the waterline? What color would it have been?
Before restarting my 72nd scale project, I am working on a 350 scale NAUTILUS to work out a few kinks in my design: http://groups.msn.com/ModelersAndHobbyForum/modeltsar.msnw?action=ShowPhoto&PhotoID=638
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The Executive Surf Club is somewhat of a landmark in downtown Corpus Christi, TX. It's a long-standing live music venue in a town where live music venues don't seem to last too long. If you're ever in the downtown Corpus Christi area, stop by and order a surf burger and batter fries with a side of walnut dressing; you'll thank me for it later.
So while I fully endorse The Executive Surf Club, I've got to call them out. A few weeks ago, I attended a party down the street from The Surf Club and as we were leaving, I pointed out to my friend the fact that their sign was done in Comic Sans typeface.
It gets worse, however. Yesterday I had lunch at The Surf Club with some family, and my brother pointed this out to me. Quite frankly, this is inexcusable.
Corpus Christi, Texas is already ranked as the second-least literate city in the United States, and crap like this isn't helping. Seriously, Executive Surf Club, there is no need for the "scare quotes" around the artists' names. If the plaque had said Leonardo "Flaco" Jiménez, that would be perfectly acceptable, but since he is universally known as Flaco Jiménez, the quotation marks are entirely unnecessary.
Also, the band's name is Dead Kennedys. Although considering it was not the Jello Biafra-era version of the DKs, maybe they did call themselves The Dead Kennedies. I'm also sure the "surviving members" of Isidro Lopez's "family" are rather "upset" that the plaque misspells his "name".
At first I thought that the use of Open Mike was incorrect, but it turns out that while both Open Mike and Open Mic are acceptable, Open Mike is the preferred usage. Go figure.
Again, this is totally inexcusable. It indicates massive failure on several levels: First, whoever wrote the copy should be fired and told never to write again. If the owner or management approved the copy, they need to suck it up and shell out the money for a new plaque; pardon my French, but this is a fucking embarrassment. And finally, I don't know what company made the plaque, but I would not do any further business with them. It doesn't matter if they used the copy that was provided to them; if you're in the business of making professional-looking commemorative plaques, you should have enough sense to know that your customers can't always be depended on to provide professionally written copy. An eighth-grader could have probably done a competent job of correcting the errors in this plaque, so everything points to the possibility that from start to finish, not a single person bothered to check for mistakes.
While I was taking these photographs, some tourists walked by and commented on the street construction (visible in the first photo) and then asked where they could find a good burger and beer nearby. Without hesitating, I pointed to The Executive Surf Club. Still, I have to wonder how many educated visitors see that sign and giggle, thinking what a bunch of yokels we are.
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The Nyquil or serendipity??
WOW, great small-world story! -I worked across the street from Bruce Allen's office in Gastown 20 years ago, and j-walked Bryan Adam's mis-delivered fan mail to Bruce's office a few times.....
Too bad you were not well while in Vancouver. Hopefully you and the rest of the crew can take a well earned post-tour vacation now!
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Jackson lawyers informed the court last week that Paris, 15, would not be available to testify in person because she is hospitalized for psychiatric treatment after a suicide attempt earlier this month.
In testimony last week, chef Kai Chase recalled how devastated Paris was in the first moments at home when she realized something was very wrong with her father.
"We were literally pulling her by her ankles down the stairs as she was trying to go back up, screaming 'Daddy, Daddy, Daddy!'" Chase testified.
Paris made millions cry two weeks later when she spoke at the public memorial for Jackson.
"Ever since I was born, Daddy has been the best father you could ever imagine," she said. "And I just want to say that I love him so much."
Jackson confided in his son about his business dealings at an early age. His testimony is expected to include revelations about what his father told him in his last weeks about whom he trusted and distrusted.
"Prince has always been, even at 12, the little man -- daddy's little man," Chase testified. "He wanted his father to be very proud of him, which Michael was."
"The weight of the world is on his shoulders, the eldest, big brother and father figure to his siblings," Chase testified. "It's a lot for him, growing, liking girls. He wishes his father was here to give him advice. It's devastating to him."
Life after his death
Jackson died just two weeks before he was to travel with Prince, Paris and Blanket to London where 50 concerts were scheduled over the next 10 months. Their father told them they would go on a long world tour after the London shows, which they were excited about, Paris said in her deposition.
After the tour, Jackson intended to buy a mansion in Las Vegas to serve as a base while he concentrated on making movies, his children said. To prepare them, Jackson hired a film professor from the University of Southern California to teach them movie-making techniques in their home school.
With their father gone, the children moved in with their grandmother in the same Los Angeles home where Michael Jackson lived at a teen. The veil of privacy -- which included wearing masks when in public with their father -- was soon replaced by occasional public appearances to honor their father.
The children spoke at the Grammys, a Hollywood Boulevard dedication ceremony, a tribute concert and to Oprah Winfrey. In each event, they appeared poised beyond their years.
The two oldest enrolled in a private school, a major change from the home tutoring their father provided.
Prince and Paris have both begun exploring careers in entertainment.
Prince worked several days as a "special correspondent" for "Entertainment Tonight" and acted in an episode of the television show "90210." Aunt La Toya Jackson arranged the jobs for him.
Paris signed up with an A-list Hollywood manager to help with her acting career earlier this year, but that's on hold while she is being treated.
Blanket, whose nickname came from the blanket his father often covered him with in public, is still taught at home, which is now a big hilltop house in a gated Calabasas, Calif., community.
"He does dance moves like his father," according to Chase, who was rehired as the children's chef last year.
Blanket, now 11, does "a lot of remembering what daddy did, and it's constant nonstop talking of him and his father's relationship together," Chase testified last week. He often wears a T-shirt from the Cirque du Soleil "Immortal" show based on his father's music, Chase said. "He wears it constantly."
The trial, in its ninth week in a Los Angeles courtroom, is expected to last into August, according to lawyers on both sides.


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(this is for the guys with the girls with a big bush)You have to be fuckin her while she is laying on her back then right before you nut you light her bush on fire and put it out with your load but make sure all the pubes are scorched off before extinguishing it!
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Blue Jays out to cool playoff hopes in the desert
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The D-backs have quite a bit of ground to make up over the final four weeks of the regular season, as they hunt for one of two National League Wild Card spots.
Arizona enters its series with the Blue Jays with a six-game deficit for the second Wild Card held by the Reds.
After a walk-off win on Saturday, veteran Eric Chavez shouted a message to fans over the loudspeaker at Chase Field.
"Don't give up; we're not going to give up," Chavez said. "Let's have a good month."
The month got off to an inauspicious start for the D-backs, who dropped their series finale to the Giants on Sunday. They will host Toronto on Monday for the first of three games, and Arizona's second baseman should be plenty motivated. Aaron Hill will face his former team for the first time.
Hill, drafted by Toronto in 2003, spent more than eight years in the organization before the Blue Jays dealt him to Arizona for Kelly Johnson in 2011. In Toronto, Hill experienced ups -- he was named an All-Star in 2009, a season in which he slugged 36 homers and tallied 108 RBIs. He also endured downs -- he batted only .205 in 2010.
He has thrived in Arizona, signing a contract extension that will keep him with the club through the 2016 campaign. This year, Hill is batting .309 with nine homers and 35 RBIs, but has played in only 66 games because of injury. He spent more than two months on the disabled list with a broken bone in his hand.
"I think it's tough for anybody to come back after missing that amount of time and get into a rhythm," Hill said. "Baseball is all about getting into a rhythm and finding what works. Every year is going to be different, so you've got to just find what's going to make you comfortable in the box and just keep going with it."
With Hill and All-Star first baseman Paul Goldschmidt anchoring the offense, the D-backs will aim to remain in the playoff chase through the remainder of the regular season.
In Monday's series-opening tilt, Blue Jays righty Esmil Rogers (3-7, 5.03 ERA) will square off against D-backs veteran Brandon McCarthy (3-8, 5.03 ERA).
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• All-Star reliever Steve Delabar rejoined the Blue Jays on Sunday. The right-hander, who just a few years ago was a substitute teacher, has been dealing with right shoulder inflammation for the last month.
"The strength was there, and even when I was still pitching [with a sore shoulder], I could pitch," Delabar said. "It was just ... that inflammation there ... just wouldn't go away. It just needed a few more days than I was getting. So that was the idea to shut me down for a little bit and get me going again."
Delabar has posted a 2.90 ERA with 75 strikeouts in 49 2/3 innings this season.
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• Arizona recalled veteran relievers David Hernandez and Tony Sipp from Triple-A Reno on Sunday to bolster their exhausted bullpen. The D-backs also acquired reliever Matt Langwell from Cleveland to complete the Jason Kubel trade from over the weekend.
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Worth noting
• Toronto has scored only 22 runs over its last seven games, though the Blue Jays are 5-2 during that stretch.
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Western seeding.
Moderators: Mr. Crackerz, JREED, Guybrush, hobbes
Mike Conely is a top ten PG. Very underrated guard. However, Curry is better and Klay is better than Tony Allen, so you are right we should win the back court battle, but it's closer than you think. We'd have to dominate their bench.
Their frontcourt right now has a big advantage with Gay more developed than Barnes, as well as getting more shots in their offense and MGasol being much more developed than Ezeli. With Bogut back, that changes and makes a big difference in the two teams.
migya make the ring fall on ya |
I like martin's format, so I'm stealing it:
I want: the Clippers, the Jazz, the Rockets I don't want: the Grizzlies, the Thunder, the Nuggets The wildcard: the Spurs I'm not as scared of the Spurs, for whatever reason. Yes, they always overcome their old and vulnerable label come playoff time, but I'm just not that worried... I think we match up well with them. Oh, and if Andrew Bogut is fully healthy, you can scrape the Nuggets and the Grizzlies off of those teams that I'm scared of. Denver and Memphis out-sized us and that was it. Get our heavyweight back and I believe we're more talented than both of them. But, yeah. Whoever runs into OKC is getting flatlined. GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS DIE HARD |
So this is pretty interesting to me: out of all the current playoff teams, the only only team that has a worser home court record than us is Houston. With our road record, or pretty much in the middle of pack. We have to win on the road and make sure we defend home court when if we want that 4th seed, and I want that 4th seed bad. If we keep up this losing streak that window could close rather quickly.
From "we believe", to "we belong", to "we gon beatcho ass!"
Who are we pushing outta the top 4? You really think its possible?
OKC is a lock, so are the Clips at this point... Soo, you see us leapfrogging the Spurs, Grizzlies, and/or Nuggets? GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS DIE HARD |
Midseason Prediction for the West
1. Spurs 2. Thunder 3. Clippers 4. Nuggets 5. Grizzlies 6. Warriors 7. Rockets 8. Jazz |
F*ck it, why not:
1. Thunder 2. Spurs 3. Clippers 4. Nuggets 5. Warriors 6. Grizzlies 7. Rockets 8. Lakers Just a hunch on that 8th seed. I know the team is playing like complete crap, but somehow I just see a second half surge in there for them. The Lakers are the league's annoying pretty girls whom everything in life just seems to work out for. Be is superstar whistles, a D12 trade that motivates the team, a rise in morale in honor of Dr Buss... I just see LA sneaking in by seasons' end. GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS DIE HARD |
If we happen to take the 4th seed, it'll be in place of Denver.
From "we believe", to "we belong", to "we gon beatcho ass!"
I think there is a big chance that we are gonna stay ahead og Rockets and Utah (maybe Lakers), but I definetely not think we can advance over Denver and after Memphis' currently win streak, that looks difficult too.. so, what does that mean? It will result in that we are going to face Clippers which is probably the 3rd seed in the end of the season.
What are you thought about Clippers? I don't think we stand a chance if they're healthy, but let's see. |
I think there is a big chance that we are gonna stay ahead og Rockets and Utah (maybe Lakers), but I definetely not think we can advance over Denver and after Memphis' currently win streak, that looks difficult too.. so, what does that mean? It will result in that we are going to face Clippers which is probably the 3rd seed in the end of the season.
What are you thought about Clippers? I don't think we stand a chance if they're healthy, but let's see. |
The Maloofs just cashed out and reenforced Houston in a major way. Thomas Robinson in that running system is scary. Blake Griffin kinda scary. The poster shop is opening soon.
And it makes me worried because I think the Rockets are come-uppers in the 2nd half. They beat us twice - soundly - and just knocked off OKC. The idea of them getting stronger is worrisome. GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS DIE HARD |
That's correct, but I think the Rockets are at least a little weaker after the trade short-term because they dealt the 2 PF's and apparantly is expecting Thomas Robinson to play starter minutes. While they certainly are on a roll and can make basket with the best in this league, I don't think they can overtake our 6 seed. But on the other hand, I don't really care just we reach the playoffs, cause no matter what the Clippers, Spurs and Thunder are going to be very, very tough matchup. These team along with Heat are the top 4 of the NBA right now.
But long-term, that's another story. If Robinson can blossom into an all-star en a few years, which he certainly is capable of, they will be hard to deal with in the future - along with Parsons, who also have legit all-star potential for 1 or 2 years, and the possibility of acquiring Smith in a sign-or-trade or another star player, cause they certainly have the assests to tradein Terrence Jones, Royce White, Motiejunas, Lin, Asik, Parsons and Robinson if they see something they like to pair up with Harden. An most importantly, they have the money. Short-term, im not that worried, but Rockets can really become a facter in the future. |
I think that if the team goes about 50% in their remaining away games and is able to win a good 80% of their remaining home games, 75% even, 4th seed is a real possiblility, though I doubt that will be what happens, going by recent performance of the team.
I'd take the Clippers in the 1st round, the team has performed well against them this season more than against any other top 4 team. So 6th seed probably best option. migya make the ring fall on ya |
They'll handle Minny today and Indiana on Tuesday, but they're traveling to NY and playing the ass end of a back to back against Carmelo Wedneaday, so that's a loss. Friday/Saturday is another back to back, but the latter will be in Philly so I'm not too worried and if they knock off the Celts, that's a 4-1 road trip - which I expect, if Bogut comes back.
From there, it's 7-straight at home, mostly trash teams. TOR, SAC, HOU, MIL, NY, DET, CHI. 4 automatic wins, plus I think a revenge win against Houston, but Chicago and New York worry me. I guess we'll see how well they fair against NY, but the Bulls manhandled them on the glass, so I'm going with an early 5-2, with Houston AND Monta Ellis back in Oracle on a back-to-back BOTH capable of handing them disappointing losses. That's followed by a 1-2 in the making road trip: Houston, next night NOLA, then the Spurs in their house. We should beat the Pelicans. Back home, you get 5 gimme games. DC, LAL, SAC, POR, NOLA... Should all be victories in Oracle, not a single back to back game. Then your final 7 games has 3 road contests separated out; LAL, PHO, POR... Winnable, but Portland's got a good crowd, so I'm thinking 2-1 on those. The 4 home games include UTA, MIN, OKC, SAS. So, expect 2-2. At that rate (and admittedly, that's predicting a LOT of good basketball without slumps), that leaves the team's record at 51-31. Assuming the Spurs and Thunder both win 60 or near it, the Clippers roll to 55... There's a slight chance the Dubs overtake the 4 seed, but you need a losing streak for Memphis and Denver like the one we just had: 6 straight for either of them and it's on. GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS DIE HARD |
One thing is for damn sure. If Denver gets the 4th seed, we do NOT want to be the 5th seed. They just wont lose at home, it's ridiculous. Even if we do take 4th seed, I still don't want Denver. That team is scurry, son.
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UAF Uniform Proposal Review Policy
Pre-Award Process
Revised: January 23, 2012
Responsible Chancellor's Cabinet Member: Vice Chancellor for Research
Responsible Department/Office: � Office of Sponsored Programs
When UAF faculty, staff, or administrators submit proposals for external funding, they are acting on the behalf of the University. For that reason, UAF policy requires that all proposals for external funding be reviewed by the Office of Sponsored Programs. The OSP will conduct a proposal review and obtain the AOR's signature indicating UAF's overall endorsement of the proposal before the unit or PI submits the proposal to the prospective funding agency.
For a pdf of the UAF Uniform Review Policy click HERE
Policy Statement, Description of Process, and Mandatory Requirements
The purpose of this policy is to ensure a transparent, uniform, and consistent review of all proposals submitted by the University of Alaska Fairbanks to sponsors for potential funding, and ensures compliance with sponsor, state, federal, and university regulations and policies.
Authorized Organizational Representative (AOR) : An AOR is an individual within UAF that has been delegated signature authority by the Chancellor to approve proposal submissions to external sponsors and/or sign and negotiate award agreements.
UAF currently has two AORs. The pre-award AOR is the Director of the Office of Sponsored Programs. The post-award AOR is the Director of the Office of Grants and Contracts Administration. The pre-award AOR or designee holds the sole responsibility of granting institutional approval to all proposal submissions.
Co-Investigator (Co-I) : A secondary investigator on a sponsored program.
(*Cooperative agreements and MOUs/MOAs executed within the scope of facilitating a sponsored program only.)
Sponsored Program : A sponsored program is typically a research, educational, or outreach project that is funded by a source outside the University. Activities funded through grants, contracts, and cooperative agreements are sponsored programs. A sponsored program is initiated with a proposal to the sponsor and followed by an award with specific terms, objectives, rights, and reporting requirements. The sponsor, whether it is federal, state, or private holds the University accountable to meet designated terms in exchange for project funding. �
References Relied Upon
- 2 CFR 220 (OMB Circular A-21)
- 2 CFR 215 (OMB Circular A-110)
- UAF CASB DS-2 Disclosure Statement
- UAF Principal Investigator Policy
- UAF Policy on Matching Funds/Cost Sharing/In-Kind Contributions on Sponsored Programs at UAF (M/CS)
Each person who signs a proposal certifies different responsibilities:
- An agreement to do all work as proposed;
- That there are no significant conflicts of interest (financial or other);
- An agreement to be the overall project manager;
- An agreement to abide by all applicable regulations, policies and procedures related to the project; and
- An agreement to accept responsibility for the scientific and ethical conduct of the project.
- An agreement to do all work as proposed;
- That there are no significant conflicts of interest (financial or other);
- An agreement to abide by all applicable regulations, policies and procedures related to the project; and
- An agreement to accept responsibility for the scientific and ethical conduct of his or her portion of the project.
- That PI and Co-I/Co-PI workloads are within 100% of effort;
- That unit resources are available and allocated;
- That matching/cost share commitments are authorized and committed; and
- That all space considerations in the project have been accounted for.
- That the Proposal budget is in compliance with sponsor/agency, state, federal, and university policies, regulations, and standards.
- That the Proposal review was conducted in accordance with this policy; and
- That the Proposal passes that review sufficiently to receive institutional approval.
- UAF has the appropriate facilities, resources, and systems in place to administer and monitor the award in compliance with sponsor/agency, state, federal, and university policies, regulations, and standards;
- UAF is committed to the project and agrees to complete the project as proposed if an award is made; and
- That all certifications and assurances in the Proposal are understood, are true statements, are agreed to, and will be abided by.
The University of Alaska Fairbanks only authorizes proposal submissions with AOR approval. If a proposal is submitted to the sponsor without AOR approval, the full proposal package must still be reviewed. The PI will attest to their understanding of the process of authorized proposal review and submission, and will agree to not submit an unauthorized proposal again, along with an explanation as to the nature of the unauthorized submission as it occurred. If this agreement is violated, disciplinary action may be taken. The PI, their dean/director, the AOR, the Vice Chancellor for Research and the Vice Chancellor for Administrative Services will sign this agreement and each be given a copy. AOR signature will only be granted if the proposal later passes OSP review as outlined in this policy. If the proposal does not pass OSP review, it will be withdrawn. Any award granted as a result of an unauthorized proposal submission may be rejected at UAF's discretion as stated in the section "UAF Rights Regarding Proposals and Awards" below.
The Proposal Review Process : OSP proposal review is conducted per the procedures specified in Appendix 1 "OSP Proposal Review Process."
Proposal Problems : Problems that arise with a proposal during review will be addressed with the unit's representative and/or PI in order to resolve them in a timely manner. If the problems are not solved sufficiently to pass OSP review, the proposal will be returned to the unit representative and/or PI with an explanation, a timeframe, and potential solution(s) to remedy the problems.
Proposals that are not corrected within the deadline for submission will not be authorized or submitted.
Problems will be documented and kept with the copy of the proposal to be archived along with associated correspondence as a record that all problems have been resolved before AOR approval, proposal submission, or setup of award.�
AOR Approval : Once the proposal review has been completed and the proposal has passed the above review, it can be submitted to the AOR for institutional approval, provided the AOR finds no problems with the proposal. The proposal is then authorized for submission to the sponsor.
Policy Approved By:
Brian D. Rogers, Chancellor
University of Alaska Fairbanks
Signed: January 23, 2012
Appendix 1: OSP Proposal Review Process
The following OSP proposal review process is mandatory for all proposals originating from UAF units before AOR approval will be granted. Note that every proposal must first be vetted and approved at the unit level, with authorization granted by each unit dean/director before OSP will review it. Units must provide OSP with a minimum of five (5) business days for proposal review and any necessary revisions before AOR approval is granted. Proposals submitted to OSP for review outside of this five day window are not guaranteed to be submitted on time to the sponsor, and are submitted at the discretion of the AOR.�
Proposal Routing Form Review : Each proposal must include a Proposal Routing Form (Form OSP-001). This form ensures that uniform information about the proposal will be tracked and readily identifiable as the proposal moves through the various pre-award and post-award processes. The Proposal Routing Form will be reviewed for accuracy, consistency, and these considerations as outlined:
- Ensure the PI is a faculty member, has an approved exemption, or has included a waiver request to the AOR (Form OSP-004) to request exemption from the UAF PI Policy.
- Ensure that the Conflict of Interest statement is signed by all PIs and Co-Is;
- Ensure that the lead unit's and each collaborating unit's dean/director has signed the Routing Form when any unit resources are being committed in the proposal budget (personnel, space, or otherwise);
- Identify any Research Compliance issues (e.g. IACUC, IRB, Biohazards, or Chemical Hazards) and check with the Office of Research Integrity (ORI) to verify application/approval;
- Identify any Research Restrictions (e.g. Classified Research, ITAR/EAR export controls, Restriction on Publications, or Restrictions on Non-Resident Employment);
- Identify any Intellectual Property/Technology Transfer (IP/TT) issues (e.g. Potential for Intellectual Property Disclosure or Potential for Program Income);
- Identify any matching/cost share (M/CS), verify it is mandatory, ensure an Authorization for Matching Funds/Cost Sharing Form (Form OSP-002) is included, and that the agency's published M/CS terms are included. All instances of M/CS must be allowable per 2 CFR 220 (OMB Circular A-21) and conform to all provisions of 2 CFR 215 (OMB Circular A-110). UAF's Match/Cost Share Policy does not allow voluntary cost share;
- Identify any subawards, and ensure a budget, a statement of work, and a Subrecipient Commitment Form (Form OSP-007) is included, signed by the subwardee's PI and AOR;
- Identify any deviations from full allowable F&A recovery, and, if applicable, ensure that the sponsor's published terms showing that is a mandatory reduction are included. Any fees for reduced F&A will be assessed to the unit, unless they complete an F&A Policy Exemption Request Form (Form OSP-003), which is reviewed and approved by the Vice Chancellor for Administrative Services or their designee;
- Identify any considerations to treat a vendor service as a subaward in the proposal budget. The unit must complete a Request for Waiver to Treat Vendor as a Subaward Form (Form OSP-005), which is reviewed and approved by the Vice Chancellor for Administrative Services or their designee;
- Identify all project space and any space requirements (renovation, modification, or installation of new equipment), including completion of the UAF Space Request Form; and
- Check the unit cover page, if applicable, for consistency with the Proposal Routing Form.
- Ensure completeness of the proposal package per the sponsor's general guidelines (if applicable);
- Ensure the format of the proposal package follows the sponsor's program-specific guidelines (if applicable);
- Identify/address any potential Research Compliance, Research Restriction, or IP/TT issues in the abstract/project narrative as outlined in the section "Proposal Routing Form Review" above.
- Ensure correct addition of the budget totals;
- Ensure dollar amounts are consistent throughout the proposal text, Routing Form, cover page, budget, and current and pending support form (if applicable);
- Ensure items are listed in the correct budget categories and correctly identified as direct or indirect costs;
- Ensure that only allowable costs are listed as per 2 CFR 220 (OMB Circular A-21) and that these costs are consistent with the UAF Cost Accounting Standards Board Disclosure Statement for Educational Institutions (UAF CASB DS-2);
- Ensure that salaries have been verified in Banner and calculated correctly for faculty, staff, and students;
- Ensure that appropriate leave and benefit rates have been used per UAF's current negotiated agreement, or that the use of projected rates has been disclosed in the budget narrative/justification;
- Ensure that tuition remission has been included for graduate student research assistants employed during the academic school year, if allowed by the sponsor;
- Ensure that graduate student health insurance costs have been budgeted for each graduate student research assistant;
- Ensure that travel categories have been identified (domestic/international), that trips are listed separately, and that the correct per diem rates are applied per GSA regulations or Board of Regents policies;
- Ensure that a budget narrative/justification based on the UAF OSP model has been included with the proposal package, regardless of sponsor requirements;
- Ensure that the budget narrative/justification corresponds to the budget and supports the scope of work;
- Ensure that any applicable UAF Recharge Center rates are correct;
- Ensure that MTDC (when applicable) has been properly calculated per UAF's negotiated agreement;
- Ensure that F&A recovery is calculated properly;
- Ensure that the correct F&A rate is being used depending on the project type, UAF's negotiated agreement and/or the sponsor's guidelines;
- Ensure any instances of M/CS, subawards, or reduced F&A are identified and addressed as outlined in the section "Proposal Routing Form Review" above.


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Mary Signor
Executive Director
Craig Jolley
Deputy Director
Shakera Khandakar
Associate Director
Kelle Colyer-Brown
Equal Opportunity Specialist
Tangela O'Neal
Administrative Assistant