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Midnite in Paris!
Which of these 3 should I purchase. I'm in college but have a mature personality and dress classy. I've been hearing this raving about DHI, so I might just buy into it; however, I got a little whiff of Chanel Egoiste the other day and I really liked it. MiP have never smelled.
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I should probably add that I like gourmands the most and vanilla, coco, citrus (lemon, orange) smells are my favorite. I'm not too big on woodsy smells but I've grown to appreciate fresh musky smells recently.
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I own and like all three, but my favorite is without a doubt, ChanelÉgoïste! Classy, complex, long lasting and just smells damn amazing! I will never be without Égoïste and neither should you One the few scents that make me very happy, when I get a whiff of it from others. I rejoice in their good taste, and my luck catching a whiff of the magnifiscent Chanel Égoïste.
I already have Bvlgari Black which I hear is very similar to Midnight in Paris..True?
Dior Homme Intense for sure. Egoiste is nice as well. I could do without MiP, but lots of folks seem to like it here on BN.
Wow I just re-smelled antaeus by Chanel
Lets just add that to the mix of those three above amazing fragrance
It kind of has a feminine touch in the dry down but masculine
If only I could get all 4...
Dior Homme Intense for sure!
Of all 3 and of course 4! DHI is more classy and better in terms of longevity or projection.
I can easily do without MiP...
Out of those the only one I own and enjoy is the Chanel. Egoiste has really grown on me and really can be a mood changer.
You mention that you like gourmands and vanilla. In this case, DHI is probably going to make your shortlist too The Chanel also has a bit of vanilla, but it is subdued, whereas DHI has about 500 vanilla bods in each spray. Maybe that could be your deciding factor
Definitely sample the lot before you buy is my advice!
Chanel Egoiste , followed by DHI . I haven't tested MiP , but I heard it's similar to Bvlgari Black which is not really my cup of tea .
For you I think DHI would be more appropriate if you're in college .
Egoïste - No 1.
E > dhi > mip
It could be that you'd prefer DHI though.
Great parfumes , truly great, all 3... My choice today would be MiP EDP , based on my passion , trying to find this one for a long time ( Edt is only available for me ) , second place go for DHI vintage, and third Egoist, but my love for Egoist is old and pure, had two bottles and maybe that is a reason why is third placed right now.
Oh the three I think you would enjoy DHI the most as you like gourmands.
Personally I like MiP better.
Three good ones there. I would have to go with DHI, then Egoiste and last but not least MIP.
Can't miss with any of them.
Based on how you described yourself, I'd say Chanel Egoiste without a doubt. I like DHI and MiP but Egoiste is much better imo.
I like all three of those, but if I had to chose just 1 it would be Egoiste.
Neither of the 3 clicked with my taste, but of those choices I would go with DHI. Edit: I saw you now have Antaeus in the mix... If so, definitely I would recommend that one.
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To me Antaeus is totally different than the others, if you want what Antaeus offeres and that is a pure masculin scent the go with that. If on the other hand you want one of the tree my recommendation would be Chanel Egoiste. I like DHI but i like Dior homme more. MiP i have never tried so...
If you are mature and have style, I would choose Chanel Egoiste or Antaeus. However, I feel Antaeus is a little more casual.
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Egoiste > DHI > Antaeus > MIP
I would definitely sample MIP first. To me, the rubber note was unbelievably overwhelming and actually made my stomach turn.
Egoiste -- it's a timeless classic masculine fragrance.
DHI and MiP are great as well but could be too sweet, especially with body heat.
DHI, or consider just Dior Homme.
My favorite of those three would be Egoiste. Yours will probably be the Dior
My top 5: Sea Mist; Minnow; Crab, tiger, and almonds; Semprini; Rancid Polecat N° 2
dior homme intense
Without a doubt, Dior Homme Intense. #2 Egoiste. #3 Bvlgari Black
And remember folks, use Egoiste responsibly.
I see it's a toss up between DHI and Egoiste. I can't say I'm surprised as both of those are amazing fragrances; however, completely opposite. One being a little daring and sweet while the other a completely masculine fragrance
I'd purchase both but it's Christmas time, got to save for the holidays
I love bvlgari black but def thought it could have been a little more powdery with an inclusion of citrus in it. Definitely gonna look to purchase this one after new years.
Can DHI be repulsive in a way? I have a big family reunion for New Years and we're all gonna spend about 5 or so days together at the house, so I was wondering if it would turn off some people if I wore it around them.
I mean who doesn't love coco during winter--but you'd be surprised
Yes, many people here love DHI, but there are many here who don't care for it at all. One of the main reasons people don't care for DHI (aside from how strong it is) is because of its very strong iris note.....which many here describe as a "lipstick" smell or a woman's purse. I'm sure you know the smell. If you don't, you'll know it as soon as you smell it. It can be overpowering and usually one or two sprays is enough.
The cocoa smell, to me, doesn't come around fully until late in the fragrance, or until the iris starts to die away. A lot of people mistakenly buy DHI for the cocoa smell and are disappointed when they are overwhelmed by the iris.
If you're wanting a wonderful cocoa fragrance that has a decreased chance of being offensive, is enjoyed by most, and is very high quality, I would recommend Guerlain's L'Instant de Guerlain Extreme, commonly called "LIDGE" here on BN. Or, another alternative, is to buy the less potent Dior Homme for the same overall smell as DHI, but less of the oft offending lipstick note. Still a beautiful scent.
I would pick Egoiste. I didn't care for DHI. To my nose, MiP smells like Bvlgari Black + Armani Code, and I didn't really care for Code.
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I'd get either DHI or Egoiste.
DHI to me just isn't as good as so many describe it to be. I much more prefer DH to DHI. I got my DH (original) fom Sephora and my DHI (reform) from fragrancenet. So idk maybe the juice isn't as fresh, I do get all of the notes that everyone speaks of but DH is far superior imo
Sample all of them! I DHI after all the hype and found it to be weak and linear, but I'm a huge fan of MIP.
Bulgari Black is simply horrendous...ground up rubber tires have always made me nauseous and it's no different with BB.
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Dior Homme Intense without a doubt.
DHI or Mip
Love them all. Right now I'm liking DHI>MIP>Egoiste, but at times I like MIP>DHI. All three are worth owning
All 3 are good.
I say Dior Homme Intense is the best.
Egoiste unless its original formulation of DHI
I have all of them. DHI is love at first sight. Egoiste took some time to appreciate. MIP I did not like in the beginning, I felt that it was too feminen but I love it now. If I had to make a selection,
Go for Dior Homme, as other people have said... also I would mention L'Instant de Guerlain pour Homme Eau Extreme (LIDGE) for the orange and cocoa (more than Dior Homme).
Out of the two Chanels... I think the Egoiste is better IMO. So out of all your original choices, I would say go for Egoiste.
Dior Homme Intense for me...
dhi of course then chanel egoiste,
If you want to make a softer, cozy-manly impression, go with Ëgoiste. It's very classy and unobtrusive, but definitely a statement.
Midnight in Paris makes for a more quirky, excentric vibe, but it still is a very pleasant scent although with a slight dark edge.
Dior Homme Intense is, although modern and versatile, rather loud, a bit of a powerhouse. Why not test Dior Homme? A laid back version, really complex with more of the cocoa and the leather notes, but still classy and guaranteed to make you noticed.
The Antaeus is nice as well, but I have the feeling it might make a somewhat dated impression. It is a great scent, but carries a bit of a luggage as an 80's gentlemen's classic. (Even though it has been "modernised," it still has that vibe, IMO.)
With that said, you can't really go wrong with any of these, all four of them good choices, judging by your original post.
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All three are great. My pick would be Dior Homme Intense, but bear in mind that the other two are more versatile.
I'm not experienced as a lot of other persons here, but if you care for the opinion of the regular guy who likes fragrances:
Dior Homme Intense smells really good. I actually like the dry/powdery iris note. It has a 'lipstick vibe', I can't deny that, but the iris smells really good. I wish the industry had chosen an other smell than iris for their lipsticks, so we wouldn't associate this fragrance whit cosmetica.
Sadly the iris note will be seen as feminine by a lot of people. To be honest I also do think it has something feminine. Nevertheless I think I will buy DHI in the future, because it smells so great. I'll just don't shave my beard to compensate for the feminity of this fragrance .
And when you use just 1 or 2 sprays the versatility improves in my eyes. I think you could even wear this on a cold winter day if you just use 1 spray.
DHI >= Egoiste > MIP
Might consider Dior Homme as well. Beautiful scent.
I don't understand what people see about Egoiste. The sample I got smells wretched on me. Midnight in Paris is my favorite of these 3. DHI is good for what it is, but not my thing. I would consider buying a 10ml decant for the few times a year I was in the mood for it.
I only have real experience with Antaeus but I love it. Doesn't strike me as feminine in the least, sometimes it seems like verging on too macho. Modern version dries down to that sort of old school barbershop smell a lot of 80s powerhouses seem to have.


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BELMONT – After spending two seasons at Jacksonville University, Chris Davis has seen basketball's NCAA Division I big time.
Perhaps that's why this week's Conference Carolinas tournament offered little to no intimidation for the Belmont Abbey junior guard from Stockbridge, Ga.
It's also probably why Davis was the perfect guy to step up his game in Saturday's 67-55 championship game victory over Limestone when so much went so wrong for the Crusaders.
Before the game had even started at Limestone's Timken Center, senior point guard Terrone Sheffey was declared out after suffering a hamstring injury in Thursday's 105-87 upset semifinal win at top-seeded Barton.
Then, early in Saturday's game, Tyshawn Good and Darryl Durham were sidelined with foul trouble.
What it meant is that for all or much of Saturday's championship game, the Abbey would be without its top two scorers and its top rebounder.
But Davis stepped up to fill both voids – along with the help of other teammates – as the Crusaders won their first Conference Carolinas championship game since 2003.
"We came into the game knowing Terrone would be out," said Davis, who finished with team-highs of 18 points, nine rebounds and three assists in Saturday's win. "We all knew we had to step it up."
Davis said defensive rebounding was a pre-game point of emphasis. And Davis finished with a team-high seven defensive rebounds as he and his Crusaders' teammates limited Limestone to eight offensive rebounds.
"They were the leading rebounding team in the league," Davis said of the Saints, who entered Saturday averaging 41.2 rebounds overall and 12.1 on offense. "But we boarded and finished plays."
All-tournament team
Three of the seven Conference Carolinas all-tournament selections came from the Abbey, including tournament most valuable player Tyshawn Good.
Despite scoring a season-low nine points in Saturday's championship game, Good averaged 22.7 points per game in the Abbey's three tournament wins, highlighted by 38 points in Thursday's win at Barton. Good also remains the top scorer in all of men's college basketball this season at 27.0 points per game.
Darryl Durham and Terrone Sheffey joined Good on the all-tournament team that also included Limestone's P.J. Foster and Joe Raga, Barton's Gerald Boston and Erskine's Corey Sorrell.
CC tourney history
Through 1981 and the first 38 league tournaments, Conference Carolinas had never had a team celebrate a league title by winning on an opponent's floor.
But six times in the 33 tournaments since then, including twice each by Belmont Abbey and Barton, league teams have pulled off the feat.
Certainly, much of that has to do with the league holding its tournament most frequently at neutral sites – Elkin (1948-49), Statesville (1950-52), Winston-Salem (1953, 1968-71), Lexington (1954-67, 1973-78) and Fort Mill, S.C. (1998-2002).
And Belmont Abbey's win at Limestone on Saturday marks the second straight season a road team has won the league championship game after the home team had won four straight championships from 2008-11.
Belmont Abbey's previous road title win came in 2003 at Pfeiffer.
Sheffey update
Terrone Sheffey went through Friday's walk-through practice for Saturday's Conference Carolinas title game and a final decision on his status wasn't made until ealier Saturday.
But Sheffey hopes to be ready for this week's NCAA Division II Southeast Regional tournament.
"He told me he couldn't go," said Justin Kuhlman, who filled in with 10 points and no turnovers in 37 minutes on Saturday. "We were really disappointed for Terrone, but we wanted to win for him and the seniors and hope he comes back."
Abbey history
The Abbey will be making its sixth appearance in the NCAA Division II tournament and first since 2003.
Those five previous appearances came in clusters, as the Crusaders went three straight seasons from 1959-61, then back-to-back years in 2002-03.
The Abbey's best finish came in 1961 when they were runner-up to Austin Peay. They finished thire in 1959, 1960 and 2002 and were fifth in 2003.
Saturday's tournament title gives the Crusaders their eighth conference tournament championship; The Abbey won five North Carolina Junior College Conference titles (1935, 1938, 1939, 1941, 1949) and now have five Conference Carolinas titles (2002, 2003, 2013).
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2013 Conference Carolinas tournament
Monday's quarterfinals
Barton 80, Coker 71
Belmont Abbey 93, Queens 85
Limestone 96, Mount Olive 70
Erskine 90, King 80
Thursday's semifinals
Belmont Abbey 105, Barton 87
Limestone 77, Erskine 59
Saturday's championship game
Belmont Abbey 67, Limestone 55
Tuesday's quarterfinals
Limestone 67, King 61
Mount Olive 84, Coker 64
Barton 56, Belmont Abbey 37
Wednesday's quarterfinal
Pfeiffer 75, Queens 59
Friday's semifinals
Mount Olive 79, Limestone 66, OT
Pfeiffer 78, Barton 55
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Kent State Dedicates Sculpture Walk, April 13Posted Apr. 6, 2011
On Wednesday, April 13, Kent State University will hold a dedication ceremony for the Kent State University Sculpture Walk. The sculpture walk currently consists of four works of art along the University Esplanade, the pedestrian walkway through campus, with plans to add more pieces on campus and extending into the city of Kent.
Free and open to the public, the dedication begins at 10 a.m. in the Kent Student Center Kiva during the university's annual Spring for the Arts week. A coffee bar and refreshments will be available prior to the start of the program. The program includes a slideshow of the public art pieces, brief comments from a representative from the Ohio Arts Council and the four artists whose art appears along the sculpture walk. The artists are:
- Cleveland sculptor Giancarlo Calicchia – The piece, titled "Athleta," is part of Calicchia's series "The Witnesses." The stones used in the piece were all created from boulders left behind after the glaciers retreated. Calicchia excavated the granite monoliths, some as deep as 12 feet, from his vineyard and surrounding farm in Madison Township in Lake County.
- Kenyon College art professor Barry Gunderson of Gambier, Ohio – His piece is called "Eye to Eye" and is a response to the human mind and how it works. It also is a tribute to the Department of Psychology.
- Susan Ewing, associate dean of the School of Fine Arts at Miami University and resident of Oxford, Ohio – Her piece, titled "Starsphere 2010," relates to the First Amendment of the Constitution and is aptly located near the School of Journalism and Mass Communication at the north end of Franklin Hall in the University Esplanade Circle.
- Sculptor Jarrett Hawkins of Deer Park, Ohio – His abstract piece, "Limits of Spoken Language: Congeries," made of Corten Steel is located in Risman Plaza (the plaza in front of the Kent Student Center).
Following the program, attendees will be encouraged to visit the public art pieces and learn more about them from the artists responsible for these works, weather permitting.
The four works of art that appear along the University Esplanade are part of the Ohio Percent for Art Program. A 13-member committee that included staff members from Kent State's Office of the University Architect, university employees, two members from the local art community and a regional member from the Cleveland area, along with the Ohio Arts Council, chose the artists from a pool of applicants, all of whom are artists from Ohio. The finalists were chosen after presenting their sculpture concept proposals.
The Ohio Percent for Art Program requires that 1 percent of state funds of $4 million or more for building or renovation be used for the commissioning or acquiring and installing art works. The law was established in 1990 by the Ohio Legislature, and it is administered by the Ohio Arts Council. Kent State's project, the Kent State University Sculpture Walk, was the idea of Tom Euclide, the university's associate vice president for facilities planning and operations.
The city and community will be adding more art to the walk as Kent's downtown development project continues. Several pieces have already been commissioned by Kent developer Ron Burbick for inclusion within Acorn Alley, a retail development in downtown Kent.
To watch a video about the sculpture walk, visit www.kent.edu/news/video/sculpturewalk.cfm. To view an interactive map of all of the sculptures on the Kent Campus, visit http://maps.kent.edu/sculptures.html.
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Rich you are unbelievable!!!!
I think it's time to order some Xbee modules from Parallax!
Most Wonderful!!
Now, I need to figure out how to make a pen lifter based on your Pen Lifter Mod video and I can teach my S2 to write!
Well done!!
... Rick
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This is really cool! Great job.
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Rich, excellent job - what a surprise! Seems like one of the very high S2 goals has been achieved. I'll have to look into setting up a few S2s to run this code at the middle school.
Between you and Nikos this little robot is really getting some great skills.
Thank you!
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Nikos and Rich - you have blown me away! This is going to be A HUGE HIT at Expo (at the very least).
Thank you so much!!!
Each of you are getting a brand-spankin' new Prop Boe!
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Thanks for the kind words... wait, your surprised that I did an excellent job?
I'm not sure what the other goals are for the S2 but if one of them is a simpler pen lifter I think I have that worked out. I have an idea for one that is easy to install and requires no special sleeves or cups to hold the pen and no trimming of plastic, yet it is still internal. We'll see how it works.
It took a great deal of experimentation to find the right wheel calibration settings so that it would write the letters all in a nice straight line. Changing the surface, even the surface beneath the paper, requires recalibrating. A single line font will help a lot to make this less of an issue as it will take more letters to accumulate the same amount of error.
That is an amazing demo.
I would like to thank you too for your kind words!!!
Actually Rich's help was crucial and gave me the opportunity to continue the Alphabet project.
I don't like to give any promise but I'll make an effort to make and a second alphabet with single line form as Rich suggested.
είναι όμορφο! Any Greek fonts yet, Nikos?
Fabulous job! You & Rich have inspired me to make a BS2-controlled 3-servo robot arm printer for Expo, for kids to print their names. Not nearly as sensational as your S2 writer, but a good challenge for me. If I don't sleep between now & Expo, it might just happen.
I decided to start the creation of a new alpabet with a single line form as Rich suggested. One additional reason to do this is that this type of fonts has and the Greek letters. I don't have to create whole the Alphabet in Greek because there are a lot of letters in common with the English alphabet.
Your robot arm printer project it sounds very cool! I've seen a relative video from your youtube chanel. I'm sure that it will attract the eyes of the Expo visitors!
I wish I could be there! I consider all of you as very good frinds and I would like to meet you one day!!!
Γεια και χαρά!
Nikos: Airfare from Athens to LAX is just $1262 on British Airways. I'm sure Ken will pay half for you (forgo the PropBoe!), and you can drive up from Los Angeles with me Thursday night/Friday morning!
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Nice going!
I just got to watch it on the proper platform!
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As promised, brand-spankin-new Prop Boe's are yours.
Nikos - I know that you can't make it here for Expo, but you'll be in a lot of kids' hearts for what you did
Could you please PM me with your shipping address?
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While watching the movie "Psycho" I went to Google to find a bit more about the origins. It was interesting that the novel was based on the real life person Ed Gein.
I found his behaviors to be incredibly disturbing. Upon reflection it struck me that Ed Gein is the "spitting image" of the god of the Judeo-Christian religions. For example the collection of pieces of genitalia for various purposes.
1 Samuel 18: 27 Wherefore David arose and went, he and his men, and slew of the Philistines two hundred men; and David brought their foreskins, and they gave them in full tale to the king, that he might be the king's son in law. And Saul gave him Michal his daughter to wife.
Putting it into more modern terms seems to make the sadomasochism of David's behavior even more stark in my opinion. "Rabbi. I would like to marry your daughter and here are 200 foreskins from Catholics I killed." Something that would garner someone the most extreme censure and likely execution in today's world is passed off as being acceptable to this very disturbing "god".
Other disturbing things in the Old Testament that are Ed Gein-like.
Deuteronomy 28: 53 And thou shalt eat the fruit of thine own body, the flesh of thy sons and of thy daughters, which the Lord thy God hath given thee, in the siege, and in the straitness, wherewith thine enemies shall distress thee:
Exodus 12: 23 For the Lord will pass through to smite the Egyptians; and when he seeth the blood upon the lintel, and on the two side posts, the Lord will pass over the door, and will not suffer the destroyer to come in unto your houses to smite you.
Numbers 25: 8 And he went after the man of Israel into the tent, and thrust both of them through, the man of Israel, and the woman through her belly
Numbers 31: 7 And they warred against the Midianites, as the Lord commanded Moses; and they slew all the males.
9 And the children of Israel took all the women of Midian captives, and their little ones,
For those who are unfamiliar with the Old Testament can find a summary of the disgusting nature here:
Typical "rebuttals" to the torture, sadomasochism, and extreme deviance in the Old Testament are "we need to understand the era" and "it is only figurative". Personally I think both of those "defenses" are as ludicrous as the original text. Whoever wrote the original text appears to have been as disturbed as Ed Gein. I would equate elevating the macabre Old Testament to any level above absolute degeneracy to an equal elevation of Ed Gein's behavior.


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VINCENT, Ohio — Meigs exploded for 23 points in the fourth period and pulled away from Warren Local 43-18 in non-conference football action Saturday night at Warren Local High School. The win for the Marauders is the first over the Warriors since the 2005 season; Warren Local holds a 6-4 advantage in the series.
The Marauders unleashed a two-headed quarterback in the contest that resulted in 365 yards passing. Starting quarterback Kaileb Sheets was 9-of-18 in the contest for 209 yards and one score, but Sheets, split time with freshman Cody Bartrum. Cody seeing his first extended varsity playing time of the season was 5-of-9 in the air for 156 yards and two touchdowns, one of those to Sheets who went to wide receiver when Bartrum was behind center.
The Warriors took an early lead when Alex Miller kicked a 25 yard field goal at the 5:52 mark of the first period. That score was set up when quarterback Austin Klintworth hit David Ryan for a 48-yard gain in the drive, as the first period ended with the hosts on top 3-0.
The Marauders scored on the second play of the second quarter, when Sheets hit Ty Phelps from 13 yards out, the kick was no good but Meigs was on top 6-3.
The Warriors had their best drive of the night however after the ensuing kickoff putting together a 10 play, 80 yard drive capped off when Jared Sinner scored from 24 yards out, Miller added the extra points and a 10-6 Warrior lead with 5:50 left in the half.
Three plays later however the Marauders regained the lead. Bartrum hit Michael Davis over the middle and the junior speedster split the last two defenders with a chance to tackle him on his way to a 68 yard touchdown. The two-point conversion pass was no good and Meigs was on top 12-10. Meigs drove into scoring position late in the first half, but three straight incomplete passes ended the threat and the Marauders held a 12-10 lead at the half.
The Warriors started the second half with a long drive but the Marauder defense stiffened and stuffed Aaron Sealey for no gain on fourth and goal to end the threat. Then it was Warren's turn to come up with the big play as the Warriors tackled Sheets for a loss in the end zone on first down and a safety to tie the game at 12-12.
After the free kick the Marauder defense held and forced a punt. On first down Sheets hooked up with Davis for a 42 yard gain to the Warren 15. The next play Davis took it the final 15 for the score. Andrew Burt added the extra points and Meigs held a 20-12 lead.
The Warriors pulled to within 20-18 with 15 seconds left in the third period when Klintworth scored from five yards out, the set the stage for the Marauders big fourth period.
Davis scored again from 14 yards out, and Burt added the extra points with 10:57 lead in the contest for a 28-18 Marauder lead. Davis scored his fourth touchdown of the night from three yards out with 7:04 left in the contest. Bartrum rolled out on the extra points and scored on a keeper to make it 36-18.
A Phelps interception set up the Marauders final score which occurred when Bartrum found a wide open Sheets over the middle for 44 yards, Phelps added the extra points and Meigs had posted the 43-18 win.
Davis led the Marauder offense with 96 yards on 16 carries, the junior added 112 receiving on four catches for good measure. Bartrum added 15 yards in two carries. Sheets was 9-of-18 through the air for 209 yards and a score, Bartrum was 5-of-9 for 156 yards and a score. Besides Davis, Phelps caught five passes for 87 yards and Sheets had three receptions for 83 and Damon Jones caught one pass for 12.
Klintworth led the Warriors with 79 yards in 16 tries, Isner added 53 yards on 12 attempts. Klintworth was 6-of-11 passing for 91 yards; David Ryan caught two passes for 59.
Meigs is now 3-2 on the season, they will host Nelsonville-York in the TVC opener next Friday evening, Warren is now 2-3 on the season they Warriors will host Jackson next Friday night.
NOTES: For the first time in several years the Meigs Marauder Marching Band under the direction of Toney Dingess was not in attendance, the band was competing in their first competition of the season at Marietta where they were named Grand Champion. A familiar face too many longtime Meigs fans was honored by the Warren Local Alumni Band before the contest. Fred Ruth and his wife Nancy was honored for their many years of service to the school. Ruth was the band director for Warren Local for over two decades, in the Mid 1970s Ruth was assistant band director in the Meigs Local School district under Dwight Goins.


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What I meant with that is that subjectiv perfection, as in "My girlfriend is perfect" or "This movie is perfect" could at best fall under the category "above avarage" or "really, really good" but would never be seen as perfect by all people on Earth or all coming generations.
Objective perfection, as in flawlessness for enternity does not exist. I argued that we live in a universe of constant struggle. Let go of any part of your life and it falls to pieces. Look deep enough or close enough and you will find a flaw. Eat or be eaten.
My friend went with the "best of all worlds" argument. That evolution, in a sense, has created as good as a world as possible. The maximum of it's potential, which to him, constitutes perfect.
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I hate them all. (Score:3, Interesting)by SoupIsGood Food (1179) on Thursday January 31, 2013 @04:58PM (#42755005)
I hate them all.
- Full frame DSLR bodies are ludicrously expensive.
- All the glass worth owning is designed for full-frame - smaller DSLR formats get slow and/or soft zooms and a smattering of primes in useful focal lengths at useful speeds. Non-full frame DSLR owners are a despised afterthought, despite driving most of the profit.
- All of the mirrorless systems with great glass at good prices have crummy bodies.
- All of the mirrorless systems with great bodies have overpriced/slow/crummy/all-of-the-above glass.
- Modern primes are stupidly overpriced. Adjusted for inflation, N/C/S/P lenses with mediocre quality are pricier than equivalent Leica or Carl Zeiss lenses sold in the '90s.
- Ditto flash units.
I sold my Contax kit, I'm ready to take the plunge after sitting on the sidelines for a while - Fuji XE-1 with the kit zoom looks like the (reluctantly chosen) winner. It takes gorgeous photos, the zoom is sharp, contrasty and fast, the other lenses in the system are superb and (for primes) reasonably priced, the old-skewl controls make me feel at home - I just need to put up with craptacular EXF and The Worst Autofocus in Scotland.
Light field camera (Score:2, Interesting)by Anonymous Coward on Thursday January 31, 2013 @05:22PM (#42755289)
Re:DSLR... sorta (Score:3, Interesting)
I actually find the opposite.
Having a half decent DSLR around my neck means I actually use the thing to take pictures. The camera on my phone is rubbish and so it stays in my pocket most of the time.
Re:Canon A720IS (Score:5, Interesting)
Plus the excellent chdk firmware to open up features like raw mode and extra-long exposures and all kinds of other neat stuff usually found on high-end cameras.
Not to mention the underwater case ( Canon WP-DC16 ) that is (was?) available for it at a fraction of the price of other cameras and gives you full functionality and a lot more portability into harsh environments.
I recently picked up a used Canon T2i, but it actually doesn't seem to take substantially better pictures than what I could capture with my A720IS. I'll still be getting plenty of mileage out of that Point and Shoot.
Re:What did you pick? (Score:5, Interesting)
I picked "other" for the same reason. I have a rather morally old Canon S5 IS, which is neither a DSLR nor a pocket camera. It's what was called a "bridge" camera at the time. It does have a body, you can put a limited number of accessories on it, but it's not a DSLR.
Re:What did you pick? (Score:4, Interesting)
It's an adaptation from my native language. It means something that still works perfectly, just no longer fits in the definition of being useful much. Like a 486DX in the world of i7.
Sorry about the confusion I created
by History's Coming To (1059484) on Friday February 01, 2013 @08:28AM (#42759821) JournalFavourite? That's the time I turned my bedroom into a camera obscura to watch the transit of Venus. Certainly not my "most used" or even a "slightly practical" camera however. (You can't beat it on etymological veracity though.)
Re:What did you pick? (Score:2, Interesting)
Compared to film even the most expensive 35 mm size digital is pretty damn sorry, right up to offerings by 'blad.
Gone are the cool tricks of photography like 3 color sliders and bulb settings, f stops and other things that made art happen at the camera level.
Digital has a long way to go to be cool.
On the other hand, I recall an article, maybe a year or two ago where some geek made a view camera with a flatbed scanner for a back.
THERE are the missing pixels that todays digital cameras lack. The slow speed of scanning even lent a cool bulb-setting-like trick, while the fact that it was a view camera made it possible to use readily available (now)cheap lenses from the old days of film cameras. Not very portable, but then view cams never were.


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Debt that is convertible into shares of a company other than the issuer is called exchangeable debt. Most firms that issue exchangeable debt hold large blocks of shares in several companies, and in this paper we study factors that influence the selection of a particular block to serve as the underlying asset for an exchangeable debt issue. Comparisons between issuers' holdings in different firms sheds light on issuers' performance as monitors as well as their ability to engage in market timing. Holdings attached to these issues display superior past operating performance, but after the offer, both operating performance and stock returns decline. In contrast, we do not find similar systematic performance patters for the "other holdings" of exchangeable debt issuers.
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Neil Blankenship may be in his first year as Swain County's head football coach, but he is no stranger to the tradition that has seen the Maroon Devils win at least one state championship in each of the last five decades.
Blankenship has been at the Bryson City high school for two decades and had spent the past eight years as defensive coordinator before replacing Sam Patillo after Swain County claimed its eighth NCHSAA championship in 2011.
So he understands the pressure of being the man whose job is to oversee a program that took home its first title — and only one in 2-A — in 1979 under Boyce Deitz, who also captured three straight 1-A crowns from 1988 to 1990.
Coach Rod White brought home 1-A championships in 2001 and 2004, and Patillo guided the Maroon Devils to the 1-AA title last year.
To summarize: Swain County has won eight state titles and finished as the state runner-up twice. Overall, the Maroon Devils have won nearly 80 percent of their playoff games (81-23) in 32 playoff appearances since 1972.
It's another to scare a new head coach, much less an opponent.
But as Swain County (15-0) prepares to play Southwest (13-1) for the 1-AA title Saturday at Carter-Finley Stadium in Raleigh, Blankenship seemed to just shrug when asked if he felt any pressure in taking over such a tradition-laden program.
"Any coach is under pressure because in this business you look at what's gone on (at N.C. State) and what's going on up at Auburn, we're at a smaller level, but there's one thing about it, high school football coaches a lot of times are under the fire," he said. "You've got to win and win now. That's what they want.
"If you go 10-3 or whatever, you think that's a good year. But there's people in the community don't think that's good enough. So there's always pressure in this job. But really at Swain we send very few kids off to play college ball. Over the years out of those championships we've won very few of those kids have gone on (to play college football).
"But you're trying to make them better men. That's what a lot of people don't understand. That's what we're trying to do is develop young men."
While that may keep things in perspective for Blankenship and his staff, they all still know their job is to win on the field as well — as they did last year in beating Ayden-Grifton 20-14 to capture the school's latest title.
"We went in knowing that we were preseason picks. But it's like we told the kids, we've got to handle this one thing at a time. What we did was showed them a bull's-eye chart and (said), '(As) defending champs, you're already got that bull's eye.'
"Our kids have done a great job. Each week they just handled that game."
This year's team is, as Southwest coach Phil Padgett called it, "a typical Swain County" squad, which means the Maroon Devils may not have any single player who stands out or who might be headed to Notre Dame or Alabama, but they are collectively and individually fundamentally sound.
Or, to put it another way, there are few obvious weaknesses, which shouldn't come as a surprise given Swain County has won 26 straight games and are averaging 46.1 points while having given up more than 24 points only once this season.
And while the Maroon Devils have no shutouts on defense, they held 10 teams to 10 points or less.
There is also no quit in Swain County, which rallied from a 21-0 deficit to beat Monroe 28-21 last week to advance to the finals.
"We've been fortunate," Blankenship said.
For the record, Swain County runs out of a split-back veer attack on an offense that features four seniors up front as well as a senior quarterback and two senior 1,000-yard receivers. On defense, the Maroon Devils may start out in a 3-4-4 scheme but often wind up in a different front, which almost certainly will be the case against the run-oriented Stallions.
Offensively, quarterback Raymius Smith has thrown for 2,345 yards and 39 touchdowns while completing 126 of 200 passes. The 6-foot, 170-pounder is only the second player in school history to throw for more than 2,000 yards — the other was Heath Shuler, who went on to play in the NFL after a standout career at the University of Tennessee.
Smith's two main targets are 5-11, 170-pound Matthew Maennle (62 catches for 1,164 yards and 22 TDs) and 6-4, 210-pounder Greg Tisho (53-1,280 18 TDs).
Leading the run game is 5-7, 170-pound Garrett Lane, who has rushed for 1,156 yards on 138 carries and 20 TDs. Blake Wright, a 5-10, 190-pound junior, has run for 752 yards on 93 carries and scored 11 TDs.
Defensively, Swain County has two players whose names even sound scary: 6-2, 225-pound senior linebacker Corbin Panther and 6-4, 253-pound senior tackle Jacob Wildcatt. Running the scheme at middle linebacker is 5-11, 220-pound senior Payton Parker.
Tisho handles the punting for Swain County while Colyn Petty is the place-kicker.
"I was the weight lifting coach for this group in the eighth grade," Blankenship said. "They talked about state championships from then. … I can remember (that) and them trying to live that dream because that's what it is, a dream. A lot of our kids they're not going to play at the next level. So this is it for them."


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JON CARDINELLI reports that guts ultimately proved more valuable than accuracy in an important 29-26 win for Sharks over the Brumbies.
Regardless of a reflection that will reveal both teams were guilty of stupid mistakes, the upshot is that the Sharks have recorded a bonus-point victory in a city where they haven't won since 1998. There is plenty to criticise and plenty to laud, but there's no getting round this fact.
The result ensures the Sharks remain in the Super Rugby race after a string of inconsistent showings. They fell short against the Waratahs last week and desperately needed this win to keep them in the hunt. They were never in control in Canberra and the problems in their game still persist, but for the moment they will savour a performance that has brought them five log points and a crucial win Down Under.
Moving forward, though, they will need to address a few shortcomings that continue to hamper their ability to dominate a match.
Indeed it was their ability to stifle the Brumbies at the breakdown and force some telling turnovers that won them the game. Jake White will be livid with his players for coughing up possession whenever the hosts ventured into the Sharks' 22. In these pressure situations, the Sharks prevailed, showing incredible tenacity as well as an accuracy that was absent from many other areas of their game.
It may seem harsh to criticise an attack that scored four tries against what is a good Brumbies defence, but many of these tries were created from turnover ball.
There were moments of clear desperation that garnered points, such as when Odwa Ndungane found himself defending against three Brumbies players and still managed to snaffle an intercept that led to a try. In the second half, there was a brilliant breakdown turnover on the Sharks tryline that was quickly shifted wide, and Lwazi Mvovo produced a thrilling finish to secure the bonus-point try.
The accurate boot of Freddie Michalak also ensured that the Sharks turned three of their four tries into seven-pointers. And yet, that high-try count is misleading, as the Sharks battled to control possession for much of the game.
Not for the first time in 2012, their failure to set a good platform before unleashing the backs led to some frantic play. And six rounds into the competition, there still seems to be a lack of synergy that is hampering their attacking execution.
Sharks fans will point to the scoreboard and denounce these claims, but it must be noted just how many opportunities the Brumbies botched on Saturday. Their first try was scored through fullback Jesse Mogg, who initially profited from a forward pass and then showed a superb piece of individual skill to finish. Between that point and just seconds before full time, the Brumbies enjoyed many more opportunities but were undone by turnovers.
When they had a chance to counter-attack, they were also guilty of silly mistakes and poor decisions. The Sharks kicked terribly out of hand, but unfortunately for the hosts, the Brumbies just could not capitalise. It is surely something White will want to address with this young and inexperienced side.
For the Sharks, it's time to start putting some complete performances together. Like the win against the Reds two weeks previously, this result in Canberra highlighted the guts and tenacity that runs through the side, but they need to be honest about where they are falling short, they need to start executing efficiently if they are to build on a solid start to their Australasian tour.
They lost the match against the Waratahs in the final minutes, and so nearly relinquished a 10-point lead in the dying stages of the clash against the Brumbies. It took a Brumbies knock-on in the final play for the Sharks to escape with the spoils.
The scoreboard may tell a different story, but the Sharks still have a long way to go if they are going to topple the better teams.


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Only two NFL franchises each year enjoy the extended benefits—added revenues, increased exposure, fan satisfaction—that a Super Bowl appearance provides. For the team both good—and perhaps a bit lucky—enough to prevail in the big game, the windfalls for the organization and its city are presumed to be even greater. But how much greater?
The Baltimore Ravens defeated the San Francisco 49ers to claim their second championship—the team's first in 12 years—in Super Bowl XLVII. The long period in between victories created a heightened sense of excitement for those in the greater Baltimore area. Customers motivated by game-related deals helped drive business during a normally slow period for consumer sales, and the game broadcast set record-breaking ratings numbers. More than 200,000 purple-clad fans welcomed the team back from New Orleans for a victory parade where players and coaches were given heroes' welcomes by Baltimore's civic leaders. Optimism and a general sense of goodwill have prevailed throughout the region since.
But will this sense of pride translate into measurable economic gains for the Ravens and Baltimore—and if so, how long will they last? This month's feature explores the lasting impacts of the Ravens' victory. Ed Burchell, Ravens vice president for regional partnerships and sales, considers what the victory means for his organization and its future. J. Thomas Sadowski, president and chief executive officer of the Economic Alliance of Greater Baltimore, addresses the immediate and lasting effects of the Super Bowl run from a regional economic perspective. Finally, John Michel, Ph.D., assistant professor of management and international business at the Sellinger School of Business and Management, examines how the Ravens' performance has affected and will continue to influence attitudes among Baltimore- area residents.
How do you leverage the Super Bowl for your work in the long run and how long do you expect the impacts of the victory to last?
Other than our organizational leadership, we will do our best to leverage our Super Bowl victory in a way to communicate the Ravens' ongoing commitment to excellence in producing the best product that we can provide, both on and off the field. In many ways, it further validates to all of us that we are clearly on the right path of performance and achievement over a long period of time. We have been fortunate to have made the playoffs in each of the past five years and the AFC Championship in three of those years. We are humbled and proud to represent this great city and region. We have the unique ability to positively impact how our fans, our partners, and the future of our franchise—our youth—feel about themselves, this city and region, and we must continue to steward this opportunity with great responsibility. To see our fans' and business partners' energy throughout the season, especially at M&T Bank Stadium and during the playoff run, is inspiring. The energy and enthusiasm of the send-off celebration at the Inner Harbor, and then the parade and M&T Bank Stadium celebration after our victory, was incomparable. I have never witnessed anything like it. The fact that we were able to deliver to our fans a World Championship was unbelievable and very rewarding. I was raised in Baltimore, and the memories of the victory will be ever-lasting. Hopefully we can produce another similar memory in the near future.
How does the victory change any partnerships or relationships you have established with the business community? Are there any new doors opening or opportunities for enhanced partnerships?
We have been fortunate on both the local/regional as well as national level to work with great companies. Our business relationships and partnerships are a part of the fabric of what makes us successful along with the energy and commitment of our fan base. Our partners' (suiteholders, sponsors, partners, PSL holders) investment in us financially, emotionally, as well as in the community is why we have been successful over the past 16-17 years. We have to continue to produce for them and we are confident that we will be able to continue to build our relationships with them into the future. The victory can only strengthen these relationships with our partners. We are fortunate to have great leadership in our organization—owner Steve Bisciotti, president Dick Cass, general manager Ozzie Newsome, head coach John Harbaugh—and across the board at every level which we believe, along with our steadfast commitment to performance, will certainly open doors for us with new relationship opportunities. The victory will help us to extend our brand in the regional market and nationally and create new opportunities for the Ravens organization.
Are there any challenges from an organizational perspective, such as short-term costs, to making and winning the Super Bowl? If so, do the implications for the long-run outweigh them?
Organizationally, making our way into and through the playoffs creates many demands on the entire organization. Everyone pulled together to make sure we were prepared for a home playoff game, and then for away playoff games, and advanced planning in New Orleans if we were fortunate to have that opportunity. It is a tremendous challenge for the organization to plan, execute, and produce an excellent result both within our football and business operations. It took every Raven associate to make it happen, which is why it was also so special. In addition to the organizational challenge, there are short- term costs that come with the territory, which are hard to recover. However, the long-term benefit far exceeds any short-term costs. It is important to remember that the Baltimore Ravens organization is a private company in a national landscape. With our ownership and leadership, we are fortunate to be able to work toward long-term opportunities and solutions while we move through our short-term goals and challenges. The long-term benefits far exceed any short-term costs. We would be more than happy to have this situation any year.
Are there particular industries that stand to perform well in the short-term as a result of the victory? Are there any that may enjoy long-term positive impacts?
In the very immediate short-term, many bars and restaurants around Baltimore saw a boost on the night of the Super Bowl. Pictures of Federal Hill and Canton show huge crowds of people, many of whom were at the local establishments before and after the celebration. The victory parade brought a couple hundred thousand people into Baltimore who had to eat during the day. A lot of the money spent on those days was from people in the region who would have spent their money here anyway, but there was likely an increase in what people would normally spend.
The retail industry will also see a positive impact in the short term. Because of the victory, stores have Super Bowl XLVII Champion shirts to sell that otherwise would have been in San Francisco. Local wholesalers that design and screen print their own Super Bowl shirts will see a boost, too.
Positive long-term effects are harder to discern. Most of the long-run gains will be driven by positive externalities, such as people wanting to be near or associated with the Super Bowl champions. Maybe some out-of-town fans were created during the game who will want to see an open day of training camp or a game in Baltimore next year.
At the end of the day, there is no price one can put on the value of the enhanced sense of team and community pride that has resulted and the rise in national profile of our market.
The economic impact of the Super Bowl on the host city is a topic that has come under recent scrutiny –some see it as a straightforward boon while others argue the economic boost is inflated. Less coverage, however, is devoted to the economic impact on the winning team's city or region. What effects have you seen thus far as a result of the Ravens' victory?
The average game watcher this year spent about $70 on Super Bowl parties, a number probably higher here in Baltimore. That gives us a solid baseline to work with. This year's Super Bowl was the most watched Super Bowl, and the most watched TV show ever, with over 164 million viewers total. One and a half million of those viewers were in Baltimore, a local record. Based on those numbers, we would expect at least $105 million to have been spent on the Super Bowl in Baltimore alone—likely more.
The hidden effect is in the games leading up to the Super Bowl. To get there, the Ravens had to beat the Broncos and the Patriots, and both of those games drew people to restaurants and parties. Beating the Patriots also gave the Ravens the title of AFC Champion, meaning there was an entire stock of apparel to be sold by retail stores. The nature of those games is smaller though, so consumer expenditure on those games is probably far less.
It can be difficult to estimate how much of that would have been spent on the Super Bowl and in the region without the Ravens playing, but we are probably safe in assuming that fans here spent more than they otherwise would have to watch their team win the big one.
Another difficult-to-quantify but important aspect to the Ravens' victory is the free positive exposure the city received. The Today Show was in the Inner Harbor for the send-off and national media outlets like ESPN covered the parade and post-game celebrations. These cast a very positive light on the city in a way that can't be bought. People now associate Baltimore with the fun activity that surrounds and supports their football team in a very organic way.
How much of this impact can be directly measured to the Ravens' victory? In other words, how does economic data compare now to this time last year or in the few preceding years?
Last year, each Super Bowl viewer spent an average of $63.87 on watching the Super Bowl, and not nearly as many people in Baltimore tuned in to the game. That $63 is also a national average and was probably buoyed by spending in New York and Boston. Viewers in Baltimore could have spent less than that. Even if the same number of people in Baltimore watched and spent the national average, the consumer expenditure in Baltimore would have been $95,805,000 – a full $10 million less than this year. That estimation for last year is the max, and the estimation for this year is the minimum: people in Baltimore spent at least $10 million more to watch the Ravens.
Last year, we didn't have AFC Champion or Super Bowl Champion shirts to sell either. It's hard to put an exact number on those sales this year, but the fact that we can make the sales at all means that the region is seeing a boost just from the Ravens' victory.
Is the Ravens' Super Bowl run a legitimate source of widespread optimism among the team's fan base and/or Baltimore in general? If so, how will that optimism impact the local economy in the short term and long term?
The experience that fans take from things like winning teams isn't really optimism, but rather general happiness or psychological well-being. This is not to say that some will not become more optimistic about whether or not the Ravens will win games. Optimism refers to an expectation that actions will lead to a specific outcome. So I would say that the players on the Ravens are optimistic about their ability to win.
What other people really experience in important victories, like Super Bowl wins, is a sense of happiness or general satisfaction with their lives, which has a strong impact on our behavior and attitudes. The reason that Ravens fans experience happiness from a Super Bowl victory is that they identify with the team and see it as an important part of "who they are" as Marylanders.
Research shows that positive mood experienced in one context often spills over to other contexts. So Ravens fans are experiencing a more positive mood since the Super Bowl win. This positive mood will spill over into their work and non-work lives for a short time following Super Bowl weekend. From an organizational perspective, there is a lot of evidence that happier employees are valuable assets. Research demonstrates that happier employees perform their jobs better, are more likely to help coworkers, exhibit greater job satisfaction, and provide better service to customers. Moreover, happier employees tend to receive better performance ratings, have higher incomes (probably because they are rated higher on performance evaluations), and even get more involved in volunteering programs. So it is very possible that organizations in Baltimore will benefit greatly from the Ravens win.
Happiness also impacts people outside of work. So again, with the Ravens winning, the Baltimore area could benefit. For example, happier people tend to experience greater satisfaction from friendships and social activities, are happier with their marriages, and more likely to provide support to those around them.
Happy people also tend to experience fewer health problems, become more optimistic about their own future goals, and even engage in fewer destructive behaviors like alcohol intake and cigarette smoking.
What does increased fan demand for Ravens/Super Bowl related goods and services mean for local vendors?
Because most people in the Baltimore area identify with and are "cheering for" the Baltimore Ravens, they share a common bond. As such, people wanted to be out with other like-minded fans before, during, and after the game to share in the excitement and cheer on their team together. This means that bars and restaurants in the area will likely profit. While most of the economic benefits will be short-lived, Baltimore may benefit from the phenomena of "basking in reflected glory," in which more people, in Baltimore and beyond, will become Baltimore Ravens fans because they are winners. As such, more Ravens gear and memorabilia will be purchased. Furthermore, the Ravens win might motivate people to visit Baltimore and even relocate to the area. This commonly happens when a college wins a major sporting event, like when Loyola won the men's lacrosse championship last year. Winning colleges often experience increased applications the year following a major championship in sports.
Does the community as a whole feel more unified? Does that feeling have an impact on consumer spending habits?
People will feel more unified because they all identify with the Ravens. So this will likely have an impact on the spending habits of people on Ravens gear, but I don't expect it to change their spending habits in general. It will raise the general mood of people however, and people will likely get along while they celebrate with each other, even if it's only for a short period of time.


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Paarl Gym hope to avenge last year's surprising home loss to Wynberg when the two sides clash on Saturday.
The corresponding fixture saw Wynberg's gifted flyhalf Kieran Goss deliver a match-winning (15-12) performance that had losing coach Nico Momsen singing his praises. 'That bloke killed us,' said Momsen, who has since stepped down to coach the U16A team.
Eighteen-year-old Goss, who matriculated last year, caught the eye of the Sharks, who wasted no time in snapping up his services from under the noses of Western Province, and is currently in the U21 squad and the only junior playing club rugby for Collegians.
Sadly, though, this year's vintage is a far cry from last year's champion XV, viewed by many as one of the finest sides ever produced by this proud rugby school. In 2009, Wynberg delivered their finest form in just under a decade, reclaiming long overdue bragging rights as the top team of the four traditional southern suburbs boys' schools, netting five wins from six with doubles over SACS and Rondebosch and a win apiece with Bishops.
'After the highs of last year 2010 was always going to be a little different,' said coach Gerry Posthumus. 'We have had an exceptionally tough start to the year having played Paul Roos, Dale College, St Andrew's, Drostdy, Paarl Boys, Grey PE and Duineveld. While we've managed wins over Drostdy, St Charles and St Benedict's, we lost the others in what has been a sharp learning curve for a relatively young and inexperienced side from the year who did so well because they been together as a side for four years coming through the age groups.
'But where we may lack on class we make up for in spirit. This is a bunch of boys ready to give it their all whenever they pull on the jersey. We've suffered some massive blows on the injury front and been on the receiving end of a huge smack last weekend away to Grey PE, but the morale amongst the players has stayed focused.'
Gym, by contrast, are a far better side from that of 2009, a year that saw them lose their status as the top-ranked Cape school, suffering defeats to all three of their main rivals – Boland Landbou, Paul Roos and Paarl Boys – and a couple more. So far this season, barring defeats to Waterkloof (12-10) and Grey Bloem (23-12), Gym have been really promising and head into this encounter on a high after downing Paul Roos 30-27 last weekend.
'We've been playing nicely,' said coach Christoff Lötter. 'That doesn't mean we come to Wynberg expecting an easy game. Our opponents have never backed off against us. They're a team who always show fighting qualities right to the end, especially on their home field. We're not reading too much into their huge loss against Grey PE, we don't look at scores because on any given day one of the premier sides can beat the other.'
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You've specifically called me "cynical," told me my "****" is "cluttering the board," called me "self-righteous," and called my post "ridiculous." And I'm the one inciting animosity?
Let's just take a deep breath. There's no need for personal attacks. Let's be adults and agree to disagree about the possibility that Chandler winds up back in New Orleans.
As for this season, if we traded Lopez and Davis/Anderson/Smith got hurt, we would definitely be down for a while, but I'm good with that because we aren't going to make the playoffs anyway. Just better draft positioning for us come the lottery. Next off season, however, we would add another big body to the roster that could give us 5-10 min/game. Doesn't have to be an All Star.
If it means the Knicks can get Cp3 by getting rid of chandlers salary your gonna tell me they wouldn't dump him? Seriously? I'm guessing Cp3 wouldn't be more valuable to the Knicks then Chandler.
The salary cap is about 58 million.
their cap figure with Tyson is 76,404,000 next year before any signings. His cap figure is 14 million. which brings you at 62 Million will will be still at or above the cap depending on what the cap moves to at the end of the year. They would have to drop another 16 million or so to make a run at him.
"I don't know if people know I dislocated my pinkie finger. And [Tyreke] told me, 'You wanna go home or you wanna be here?' I want to be here. And he said, 'All right, then go tape it up and let's play. Let's go. We not stoppin' at no stores. Straight gas. That's what we do, just keep going.'"
This thread is pretty meaningless.
Also, Bledsoe won't be losing playing time when Billups comes back. Willie Green will instead.
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Read more at http://www.hoopsworld.com/nba-am-don...pASdCQ50Rdy.99Amar'e may be the popular name to toss out, but the truth of the matter is his contract is all but untradeable. Only a small handful of owners could afford that deal on a good day, let alone if injury strikes.
Stoudemire is owed $18.21 million this year, $19.94 million in 2012-2013, $21.67 million in 2013-2014, and $23.41 million in 2015-2016 for a total of $83.23 million – all of which is uninsured because of Stoudemire's multiple knee surgeries.
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