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Hate is an over used word but in this case it fits. I hate Brian Roberts on this team, this isn't Germany where you can just dribble the clock out and try to hit 3's. This isn't Israel where you can play horrible defense on players like Russell Westbrook and get away with it. How many times did he miss AD23 wide open?!?! I can't wait for Eric Gordon to come back so this dude doesn't see the floor.
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It's sad too because he has some skills that could be valuable.
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I don't like when Monty put Roberts in the game as the PG. IMO he is a SG.
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Seems to me that this whole team dribbles too much in the offensive zone. Obviously I'm still learning, but I see most other team set up in the offensive zone and pass the ball around and occosaiosanlly drive to the basket. This team seems to constantly have the ball on the floor making moves? Is this by design?
Move him to SG when Gordon comes back, and Let rivers run the point with Roberts at SG.
I don't hate him. I just think he's another one that isn't used properly. That's what happens though when you have a main piece missing and you're trying to replace him, without literally replacing him.
Valid point on the over dribbling by Roberts, but two quick points.
1. It seems as if that is what Monty is trying to do (strategy might be to shorten the game). Vasquez is guilty of the same tactic and I am starting to believe its more Coach Williams than the players.
2. Roberts reminds me of Pargo, a scoring guard in a point guard's body. He's not a facilitator, not a passer. He's a guy that's looking to score the basketball.
He's got some talent but I agree with everyone that he is a SG. For all of the talk pre-draft about Rivers playing "hero ball" and being unwilling to pass, I have seen very little of that. He has changed the way he plays to try to maximize his talent and get others involved. I think he's best suited to play point off the bench when EG comes back (until he's ready to take over as starting PG).
I can't believe people hate Roberts. Dude is on a minimum contract and came out of nowhere to contribute. Why isn't he getting the love Goose got? He's averaging 8.1 points in 17 minutes and 40 percent from the 3 pt. line. Our fanbase bugs me alot when they just hate a guy because he holds the ball too long.
i agree with all of yall assessments. yeah he really is what we heard Rivers was going to be coming out of college.
Pargo could actually create his on shot opportunities. Brian Roberts requires picks to get open shots, i've seen them run double/back to back picks just to get him a clear look and an open jumper.
You're basically saying that your best offense is a wide open Brian Roberts jump shot. Again, if you're trying to win games go out and find some other guys. If you're in development mode give the ball to Austin Rivers and lets win or lose while he develops his offensive game.
He saved our you-know-whats last night from a certain late loss last night...
Very Interesting line last night of: Rivers, Vasquez, Roberts, Anderson and Davis. I don't remember seeing this combo before? I'd be interested to know the off/deff stats of this line.
Anderson at the 4 and Davis at the 5 with what looked to me like; Rivers, Vasquez and Roberts shuffl'n between all three back court spots.
The guy doesn't warrant that. He plays hard and has a defined skill set. It is just unfortunate he is used incorrectly. He is a backup sg playing pg. He is a limited Jarrett Jack who has an 18ft jumper instead of driving abilities.
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It's absurd how much hate this guy gets. He's a good player. But people seem to forget that he's a rookie as well. Sure he makes a couple dumb plays. So does Rivers, but that's OK though. I understand Rivers has more potential than Roberts, but this is a young team and along the way there's going to be a ton of mishaps. I thought this was expected this year.
We weren't supposed to expect a whole lot from this guy coming into this season. But he's overachieving and yet he STILL gets a bunch of hate because he makes rookie mistakes. You people need to chill out. These "Official I hate so-and-so" threads are pathetic. Especially for a guy who is a rookie. Get over it.
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The Green Party is one of the political parties in the United States, and similar in mission to many of the worldwide Green Parties. The Greens have been active as a third party since 2001. The party first gained widespread public attention during Ralph Nader's presidential runs in 1996 and 2000. Currently, the primary national Green Party organization in the U.S. is the Green Party of the United States, which has eclipsed the earlier Greens/Green Party USA.
The Green Party in the United States has won elected office mostly at the local level; most winners of public office in the United States who are considered Greens have won nonpartisan-ballot elections (that is, the winning Greens won offices in elections in which candidates were not identified on the ballot as affiliated with any political party).[1] The highest-ranking Greens ever elected in the nation were Richard Carroll [1] who is a member of the Arkansas House of Representatives elected in 2008, John Eder who was a member of the Maine House of Representatives 2002-2006, and Audie Bock, who was elected to the California State Assembly in 1999 but switched her registration to Independent seven months later[2] running as an independent in the 2000 election.[3] In 2005, the Party had 305,000 registered members in states that allow party registration, as well as tens of thousands of members and contributors in the rest of the country.[4] During the 2006 elections the party had ballot access in 31 states.[5]
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A Mukilteo woman is seriously injured when a convicted auto thief crashes a stolen truck in Everett.
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A totaled pickup sits upside down at the northeast corner of Pacific Avenue and Rucker Avenue in downtown Everett shortly after midnight Monday morning. Police blocked off the surrounding area while crews worked on a gas line reported to be leaking after the accident.
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A totaled pickup sits upside down at the northeast corner of Pacific Avenue and Rucker Avenue in downtown Everett shortly after midnight Monday morning. Police blocked off the surrounding area while crews worked on a gas line reported to be leaking after the accident.
It wasn't the first time Joseph D. Strange has been accused of trying to outrace police and putting others' lives in peril, according to court records.
Sunday night's crash ended a police pursuit that began in Bothell.
Strange, 33, allegedly was driving a fullsize Ford F-series pickup stolen out of Lake Stevens on Friday. In recent weeks, auto thieves have targeted similar older model Ford pickups. In April, more than 20 such thefts occurred between Everett and Arlington, according to Snohomish County Auto Theft Task Force records.
On Sunday, the pickup allegedly reached speeds of 90 mph on Evergreen Way and blew through several red lights, Bothell police wrote in a report.
The crash occurred at the intersection of Rucker and Pacific avenues.
Strange, 33, was taken to Providence Regional Medical Center Everett for a medical evaluation before being booked into the Snohomish County Jail for investigation of assault, possessing a stolen vehicle and attempting to elude police.
A Mukilteo woman, 40, wasn't so lucky. She suffered life-threatening injuries and was taken to Harborview Medical Center in Seattle.
Police in Bothell attempted to stop the pickup around 11:20 p.m., Bothell Sgt. Ken Seuberlich said.
The officers stopped their pursuit at the intersection of I-405 and northbound I-5.
As the officers left the freeway at the 164th Street exit, they saw the pickup enter a parking lot where it rammed into a car "and continued to accelerate as if trying to push the vehicle out of the way," court papers said.
The pickup then backed into a patrol car and sped off.
"I believed the driver was trying to push me out of the way so he could escape and was intentionally assaulting me to escape," a Bothell officer wrote in a police affidavit.
Police resumed chasing the pickup as it drove north on I-5, exited at SE Everett Mall Way and headed north on Evergreen Way, which turns into Rucker Avenue.
At the intersection of Rucker and Pacific, it slammed into the Mukilteo woman's car, flipped and slid onto the sidewalk, Everett police officer Aaron Snell said.
The collision pushed the car onto its side. The car struck and ruptured a natural gas line before stopping.
The woman was trapped inside. She had to be rescued by medics and police who had to move the vehicle to get it away from the gas line.
Strange has a long history of stealing cars.
In 2010, he was sentenced to more than four years in prison for stealing a Ford F250 pickup and possessing methamphetamine.
Five years earlier, he was convicted of stealing more than a half dozen cars.
"The defendant told police officers he was addicted to stealing and was a small-time methamphetamine dealer," prosecutors wrote in court papers.
In 2002, when a Lynnwood police sergeant ordered him to drop to his knees during an interrupted car prowl, Strange jumped into a stolen car and to drove at the officer, missing him by less than a foot, before leading police on a high-speed chase onto I-5. At one point, he backed the car towards officers whose weapons were drawn.
Sunday's crash was the second time in recent weeks that a chase involving an Ford F-series stolen pickup ended in north Everett.
Two weeks ago, an Everett man was arrested after being stopped in Marysville in a stolen pickup. He abandoned the vehicle near Providence hospital and allegedly fired three shots from a handgun toward an officer. The suspect was arrested and booked into the county jail.
Scott Pierce had his Ford F250 stolen from his Marysville driveway on Easter.
His wallet was inside his truck. One of his credit cards was used soon thereafter at a fast-food restaurant. Pierce hopes police are able to use video surveillance from the restaurant to identify and arrest whoever stole his pickup.
"They have solid video evidence of these people," he said.
His pickup also was involved in a police chase and later was found abandoned near the Smokey Point Costco.
A roofer by trade, Pierce lost thousands of dollars worth of tools, a compressor and a ladder.
In some cases, stolen pickup truck are used to commit other crimes, the Snohomish County Auto Theft Task Force said.
Such appeared to be the case on Sunday, May 8.
That day, someone stole a Ford F250 from the Silver Lake Costco.
The truck belonged to the boyfriend of Caila McDaniel's sister.
The Everett couple immediately called McDaniel who was at their home.
They knew the thieves would have the vehicle registration that would include their address. A key to their other car also was in the truck.
A few minutes later, McDaniel could hear the truck's engine halfway down the block.
Although frightened, McDaniel decided to confront the suspects in the street.
"As soon as they saw me, they took off," McDaniel said. "Cars had to swerve over so they wouldn't get into a wreck."
The pickup was found the next day in a remote part of Marysville next to another stolen truck.
The tires and wheels had been stripped.
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We evolved to eat berries rather than bagels, to live in mud huts rather than condos, to sprint barefoot rather than play football - or did we? Are our bodies and brains truly at odds with modern life? Although it may seem as though we have barely had time to shed our hunter-gatherer legacy, biologist Marlene Zuk reveals that the story is not so simple. Popular theories about how our ancestors lived - and why we should emulate them - are often based on speculation, not scientific evidence.
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Paleofantasy was an enlightening, if expansive, book for me. I don't think I read the subtitle before picking the book, or I may have been a tad bit less surprised by the evolution and anthropology lessons I received. I expected more of a straightforward discussion of the Paleo-type diet - they say eat these foods, Marlene Zuk says eat these foods. Diet books often play out this way. Paleofantasy is so much more than a diet book, however. It is a series of lessons behind many of the concepts in evolution, with studies cited to explain certain points.
The chapters are: 1) Cavemen in Condos, 2) Are We Stuck?, 3) Crickets, Sparrows, and Darwins -- or Evolution before Our Eyes, 4) The Perfect Paleofantasy: Milk, 5) The Perfect Paleofantasy: Meat, Grains, and Cooking, 6) Exercising the Paleofantasy, 7) Paleofantasy Love, 8) The Paleofantasy Family, 9) Paleofantasy in Sickness and in Health, 10) Are we still Evolving? A Tale of Genes, Altitude, and Earwax.
Zuk does a great job of staying neutral, addressing the misconceptions and assumptions that many Americans have about our Paleolithic ancestors. Instead of trying to make a specific case (stop doing this, do it this way instead) she just wants to set the record straight. She addresses everything from the idea of cavemen needing to spread their seed for the survival of our species, to our paleolithic ancestors' ability to consume grains and evolution of the digestion of grains, to barefoot running. Paleofantasy is filled with the usual inconclusive terms of science Americans hate to hear, such as "it is hard to know for sure" and "this is more complicated than it seems".
As you can imagine, in a book that takes an entire chapter to discuss a human's ability to digest milk, there is a huge amount of information presented. At some points I felt like it was too much to be hearing rather than reading on the page. I listened to some chapters twice just to absorb their info. This is "just the facts" journalism, not dressed up in a more pop non-fiction style like many current non-fiction books that aim to create a more vivid experience.
I really appreciated Laura Darrell's narration. She sounded so excited/amused through the whole book, and she really enunciated her books. I can't stand narrators who fail to really enunciate, as sometimes I can't make out what they are saying.
This book affirmed my faith in the advice Michael Pollan: "Eat food, not too much, mostly plants". Pollan often talks about how little we truly know about the food we eat and what happens to it inside our bodies, he talks about how limited the science of nutrition and digestion is today. Paleofantasy illustrates we don't know much, and we have a long way to go before finding the "best" way to eat, move our bodies, and be with each other.
Letting the rest of the world go by
"Clever narative device, covers many topics"
The author uses the clever narrative device of using modern day caveman wannabes incorrect beliefs and tells a story that teaches the reader about prehistory, evolution, psychology, diet, genetics and etc.
She'll state an incorrect caveman wannabe belief. Show why it's absurd. State that "the truth is much more complex than that", and give all the relative current science on that matter and how it doesn't really make sense. All the while doing it in a highly listenable way because the topics are always interesting.
This is a good book. She's not a great writer and sometimes takes multiple paragraphs to say something that should have been said in a single paragraph. The narrator is not a great narrator either.
I'd much prefer an interesting topic presently poorly than a boring topic presented well. If you have an interest in how we fit into the universe (and who doesn't?), I'd recommend this book strongly.
"Had a hard time finishing this"
Academic word play. I felt the author was trying to berate me into seeing her opinion.
interested in history, science, and pulp fiction
"Very Entertaining Strawman"
I picked this up so impulsively that I didn't read the description carefully. Thus, I was surprised to find that the author organized the book to take on and refute the 'urban paleo diet' movement. Since I have never found the 'urban paleo diet' movement credible anyway, this approach would not have appealed to me. I might never have read it, and that would have been my loss. It's a good book, and the author takes a glee in noting grim details and bursting myths. The details about human anatomy and running were interesting; her take on continuing evolution with respect to human diet, illness, and microbes was fascinating. I hope that in her next book she foregoes the artifice of taking down online commenters, though - she doesn't need that shtick, her science writing is engaging as it is.
"Interesting and well researched"
In addressing the various themes of "our stone age bodies/minds aren't designed for modern life" the author covers a lot of ground, but she still leaves some areas unexplored. The performance matches the sometimes serious, sometimes funny text well.
The author uses evolutionary science to debunk several claims regarding modern diets, fitness regimens, child rearing and relationships. Unfortunately, she only chooses to address concepts that she seems confident she can refute. While she convincingly argues for the plasticity of our genome, there certainly are ancient limitations that we are stuck with (our poor grasp of probability, our low genetic diversity, the fallacy of multi-tasking).
Her discussions are evidence based but she mostly avoids directly citing papers and studies. However, this leaves many discussions meandering in a grey area between opinion/interpretation and hard facts.
She tempers her criticism of the "paleo" movement with wit and empathy for those people trying live a better life. I believe adherents of the paleo-lifestyle who are interested in the other side of the argument could enjoy the book.
I love to make my mind think and in totally new ways. In that way I can make my world in my minds eye bigger. Maybe I just need more space?
"Overview of our evolution!"
Also a overview and explanation of why we can't go back to our ancestors diet and lifestyle. We have to evolve just like our gens have. But also a hint that we have to consider our past diet and lifestyle as a starting place to a modern and healthy diet and lifestyle. Great overview and easy to understand.
"Awful narrator"
It was interesting but was a bit long winded and sciency. It was definitely food for thought but could have been condensed which would have kept me listening more consistently.
Maybe for fiction. Her voice was really annoying when listening to a scientific book. If I hear "neandra-tal" instead of "neandra-thal" one more time I'll kick a puppy.
"Whose paleofantasy?"
The best part about the book was the narration. Laura Darrell did a fine job but my mind will have trouble separating her from Marlene Zuk's work. That is my loss.
Do to space and time limitations I will keep this to a brief review erather than a complete (audio) book report. Unfortunately, that means I will only be able to touch on a few points.
1) Zuk does not define the paleofantasy (which is a word I will, thankfully, never have to deal with again after I finish this) which she attempts to refute. Instead she picks and chooses a broad range of topics to show why it is a fantasy.
2) I, like many listeners and readers I am sure, made the erroneous assumption that Zuk was going to provide a counterargument to the growing trend of paleo/primal lifestyle. Instead, she is using the momentum of the movement to sell this book which is more about evolution than diet and exercise. What this book most definitely isn't is a reason not to follow the suggestions of Mark Sisson, Loren Cordain, Robb Wolf, or their peers.
3) The author can't always decide which argument she agrees with. For instance, she starts talking (writing) about why barefooting is bad but then goes on to say all the reasons why it could be good. She would be more respectable if she could stand by her views.
4) She picks on two specific examples of why the paleo/primal diets as suggested by several prominant authors could be wrong - the use/digestion of grain and milk products. SPOILER ALERT: In a nutshell, she argues that humans have been consuming grain products for much longer than paleo/primal advocates argue and our species is evolving to digest milk products. She misses several major arguing points of the paleo/primal movement including: modern processing & products, GMO, the effects of consumption, and if said consumption is a good thing even if it's possible.
5) Zuk argues that we are still evolving and hints that whatever "paleolithic" model is used as the basis for a "paleofantasy" is incorrect because there is no "best" model of genetic humanity. She fails to take into account current sexual selection, ethical/moral development, religion, and advancements in medical technology (though the latter is briefly mentioned) and the contributions all make in our evolution. She fails to demonstrate why our latest model of homo sapiens is superior to whatever example of paleolithic human she is talking about at the moment. Yet she does not accept that an earlier "version" of humans could be healthier.
7) She uses comments found in internet forums as evidence or arguing points. This is just too ridiculous a point to even continue with.
Believe me, there's much more that I had issue with (she argues against modelling a workout on a mammoth hunt, for example, and instead presents the following: "we just need to get up off the couch"; seriously, that's her counterpoint to all exercises paleo).
If this were any form of academic paper it would not pass beyond the junior high level. Marlene Zuk's arguments are either weak, incomplete, lacking definition, irrelevant, ad absurdum, equivocating, or change from one paragraph to the next. This book could serve as providing some ideas to explore but does not provide any answers. I picked it out because I wanted to learn why I shouldn't follow paleo diet and exercise ideas. This book solidified my reasons on why I should. To that end, this book is harmful in that it suggests that humans not follow the "paleo lifestyle" but does not offer any alternatives. It is an argument, albeit a poor one, against exercise and eating non-processed food. Instead, of helping people find a way to improve their health and diet, Marlene Zuk suggests nothing and instead says we are evolving to deal with our modern lives.
I personally don't feel I'm evolving fast enough to lay in bed and play video games all day while still being healthy and living to 100. Don't tell Marlene that I'm going to eat a salad and run some sprints - she might say I'm being stupid.
Just a reader.
"Awful Reader!!!!! How does someone allow this???"
I just starting listening to this…SO THE STARS HAVE NOTHING TO DO WITH THE MATERIAL AT ALL….But I had to write the following NOW, because I may never finish the recording…
I am AWESTRUCK that anyone would allow this woman to read this book. Her ONLY interest is in over enunciating. There is no flow, there is no blood, there is no connection between the material and the way she reads it. She sounds like she's reading a historical novel's descriptive sections of what the room looks like that the action is happening in - I don't know how else to put it. "The room was dark and brooding, and had the impending feeling that something evil was about to occur, something that no one was prepared to encounter…" like some B-grade novel….insert those words in her voice and you will understand what I'm talking about. These are interesting facts…demanding a conversational, interesting, changing tone. Not just an unending over-enunciation of a narrative story.
She has one way to deliver sentences of each specific length. Awful…making awkward fits with the material. I just can't believe it. I want to throw it out. I won't listen to it. I'm so sorry…I love the material, so I will buy the book.
It's not about the WORDS….it's about the ideas…please try to make them alive and somewhat interesting. Or WHY should we buy the audible book?
WHY is this so BAD??? I WANT TO RIP MY EARS OFF MY HEAD!! Lol.
My extreme reaction was that I wanted to yell at the narrator, lol.
I feel AWFUL for slamming her…but I'm just being honest. She's just the wrong fit for this book. I might listen to her for a novel, to be honest….but not this material. Buy the book.
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Out of the more than 11,000 AAA members, how many of them are students?
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Headstrong Lady Portia Derring has an impeccable pedigree . . . and not a penny to her name. Which is why she is alone on the rain-swept Yorkshire moor, waiting for a wealthy earl she has never met but whom her family insists she wed. When she's nearly trampled by the blackguard's stallion, Portia is more determined than ever to refuse Heath Moreton's suit. Handsome devil he may be, but she could never marry a rogue who's so clearly out of control!
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An avowed bachelor, scion of the notorious "Mad" Moreton clan, Heath won't be shackled in matrimony. Why then does this rain-drenched beauty excite him so? Desire consumes him, but the eminently beddable lady resists his well-practiced seductions. Now only one route remains: Heath must ignore his bad blood, vanquish his inner beast . . . and prove to Portia that she's the only woman capable of taming his heart.
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GAVIN MORTIMER, writing in the latest issue of SA Rugby magazine, analyses Ireland, South Africa's first opponents on their Grand Slam tour.
Ireland are the most experienced of the home unions with Brian O'Driscoll, Ronan O'Gara, John Hayes and Paul O'Connell boasting a total of 374 caps between them. Familiarity has bred contentment within the squad, while it's also proved invaluable in bringing on a new generation of exciting talent, most notably No 8 Jamie Heaslip, flanker Stephen Ferris and flyhalf Johnny Sexton. Though no official announcement has been made, O'Driscoll will probably retire from Test rugby after next year's World Cup, so expect a big season from Europe's finest centre.
Conversely, Ireland's strength may also be their weakness. In 2003 an ageing England team just managed to remain at their peak long enough to win the World Cup but is this Ireland side on the wane? The core of the team – O'Driscoll, O'Connell, Donncha O'Callaghan, Gordon D'Arcy, Hayes, O'Gara and Jerry Flannery – are all in their 30s and with the game getting faster one wonders whether their legs and lungs will last the course. Then there's their front row, the one area in which Ireland lack genuine talent. Hayes has propped up the scrum since 2000 but he's just turned 37 and there are few challengers for his tighthead berth.
Key player
Sexton is still not the finished article but he has the potential to be a far more complete player than O'Gara ever was, his rival for the No 10 jersey. Whereas the latter is noted for his defensive frailties, the 91kg Sexton is strong in the tackle and likes to run at the opposition. The 25-year-old needs greater consistency in his goal-kicking but as he showed against Australia in June (when he slotted five first-half penalties) he appears to be improving in this area.
Game plan
With referees now favouring the attacking side, Ireland showed signs during their tour Down Under that they'll be playing a more expansive style of rugby this season. When they won the Six Nations Grand Slam in 2009 it had a lot to do with the tactical kicking of O'Gara. But coach Declan Kidney now seems intent on adding more width to the Irish game using the speed of Lions trio Tommy Bowe, Luke Fitzgerald and Keith Earls.
Recent form
Since Ireland beat the Springboks a year ago at Croke Park they've suffered a dip in form. Yes, they beat England and Wales in the Six Nations but they were also hammered 33-10 by France and beaten 23-20 by Scotland in Dublin. Then there was the dispiriting tour Down Under where they lost all three of their games to New Zealand, the New Zealand Maori and Australia.
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15 Robert Kearney, 14 Tommy Bowe, 13 Brian O'Driscoll (c), 12 Gordon D'Arcy, 11 Luke Fitzgerald, 10 Jonathan Sexton, 9 Eoin Reddan, 8 Jamie Heaslip, 7 David Wallace, 6 Stephen Ferris, 5 Mick O'Driscoll, 4 Donncha O'Callaghan, 3 Tony Buckley, 2 Rory Best, 1 Cian Healy. Subs: 16 Sean Cronin, 17 Tom Court, 18 Donnacha Ryan, 19 Denis Leamy, 20 Peter Stringer, 21 Ronan O'Gara, 22 Keith Earls.
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Office of Student ResearchChild Study Center: Edward Zigler Center in Child Development and Social Policy; NIMH Research Training Program in Childhood-onset Neuropsychiatric Disorders; Albert J. Solnit Integrated Training Program; Albert J. Solnit Integrated Training | Psychiatry: Connecticut Mental Health Center; VA National Center for PTSD
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- DeSena, A.D., Murphy, R.A., Douglas-Palumberi, H., Blau, G., Kelly, B., Horwitz, S., Kaufman, J. (2005). SAFE Homes: Is it Worth the Cost? An Evaluation of the Connecticut Model of Intervention For Children who Enter Out-of-Home Care. Child Abuse and Neglect; 29(6):627-43.
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Ashwin Willemse may miss the rest of the season after tearing ligaments in his knee in the 36-8 Vodacom Super 14 loss to the Sharks on Saturday.
It was the third time in less than three years that the former SA Rugby Player of the Year had seriously injured the knee. Although it is too early to tell, the latest setback may signal the end of his rugby career. A full assessment will be made on Monday.
Willemse was making his comeback at Super Rugby level in the match and had fared well in a losing effort for the home side. The right wing had hoped to get through 80 minutes of rugby before kick-off and he came within three minutes of achieving that elusive goal.
The Springbok flyer was stretchered from the field after 77 minutes in tears as the gravity of the latest injury sank in.
"He has torn the ligaments in his knee quite badly," said Cats coach Frans Ludeke afterwards. "It doesn't look good at all," said a crestfallen coach.
Willemse had come through a Vodacom Cup match for the Lions last weekend and looked a class above from the outset against the Sharks. While he was clearly rusty, his desire to be back at this level was evident with several incisive breaks.
Willemse has played very little rugby the past twelve months. He missed the complete Super 12 in 2005 and played only half a game against the Stormers before he was pulled off at half-time.
This was after he had suffered a cruel double injury in the Springbok warm-up match against the Central Unions in Kimberley in 2004.
Highly rated by Springbok coach Jake White, a fit Willemse was almost assured of playing in White's 2007 Rugby World Cup squad, but the latest blow could have ended that dream.
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Willie le Roux has not cracked Heyneke Meyer's Bok training squad of 36.
There is also no place for Cheetahs world-class loose-forwards Heinrich Brussow and Lappies Labuschagne.
Le Roux is the most flamboyant of the South African back three options, the in-form South African winger in Super Rugby and the most noted omission from Meyer's first picks of the year.
Meyer, as every coach does, qualified the squad by saying it doesn't represent a closed shop but the failure to identify Le Roux as a squad option says more about how Meyer is investing in the conservative and predictable than a player who thrives on instinct.
There is reward for the youngsters who have made an impression in this season's first two months of the competition and there are inclusions made on potential rather than performance.
Bulls centre Jan Serfontein is one such player. He has played less than three matches in game time but is included because of the form he showed for the Baby Boks last year.
Serfontein is being introduced to the Bok culture and it is still likely he will be used with the Baby Boks this season and introduced to Test rugby on the end of year tour.
Meyer, given the Boks play Scotland and Samoa in the home Tests, has room to mix and match veterans with new players and try out new combinations.
Sharks lock Pieter-Steph du Toit and Cheetahs centre Robert Ebersohn have demanded inclusion through consistently very good displays.
The training camp will be held from April 14-16 in Cape Town and no Kings players were considered for the camp, as they will only just have returned from overseas.
Meyer said the credentials of Kings players would be considered for the second camp, to be held in Durban and the end of May.
Meyer has kept with the core group of Boks he used last year.
Teenage flyhalf Handré Pollard, who excelled for the Baby Boks in 2012 and was the star of the Tukkies title challenge in the Varsity Cup, will remain with the Baby Boks for now.
Andries Bekker and Jacques Potgieter, tied into Japanese club commitments, were not considered. Neither was injured utility back Jaco Taute.
Juandre Kruger and Morne Steyn, who will both play in France post the Super Rugby season, are still part of the group.
Bulls utility back JJ Engelbrecht, picked to start last year, has not made the training squad.
No overseas-based players will attend the training camps.
Players invited to the first Springbok training camp of 2013:
Forwards: Tendai Mtawarira, Jannie du Plessis, Frans Malherbe, Coenie Oosthuizen, Pat Cilliers, Adriaan Strauss, Bismarck du Plessis, Chiliboy Ralepelle, Eben Etzebeth, Flip van der Merwe, Juandré Kruger, Pieter-Steph du Toit, Franco van der Merwe, Siya Kolisi, Marcell Coetzee, Willem Alberts, Arno Botha, Duane Vermeulen, Pierre Spies, Ryan Kankowski.
Backs: Jano Vermaak, Francois Hougaard, Pat Lambie, Morné Steyn, Elton Jantjies, Jean de Villiers, Frans Steyn, Juan de Jongh, Jan Serfontein, Robert Ebersohn, Bryan Habana, Lwazi Mvovo, Raymond Rhule, JP Pietersen, Bjorn Basson, Zane Kirchner.


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It started with disappointment, but it grew to become a national movement.
Five years ago, a group of local evangelical Christian pastors and other faith leaders quietly gathered over breakfast at a Costa Mesa church to talk about an issue many of them had long avoided: immigration.
It was not an auspicious time for such a conversation. A national effort to reform immigration laws by providing a pathway toward citizenship for those living in the U.S. illegally had recently failed amid intense opposition. Hispanic faith leaders were dejected. Pastors at mostly white congregations were scared of the issue.
And yet the coalition that emerged from that 2008 breakfast, which now numbers 50 evangelical congregations across Orange County, went on to become a national leader in a renewed and, following last year's presidential election, increasingly successful campaign to overhaul America's immigration policies.
Last week, President Barack Obama and a bipartisan group of senators separately unveiled comprehensive reform proposals with pledges to pass laws as early as this summer. The proposals include strengthened border security and a pathway toward citizenship for the approximate 11 million living in the U.S. illegally.
Part of the reason for the sudden momentum: Evangelical Christians, a major Republican voting bloc, for the first time have publicly declared their support for immigration reform.
The Evangelical Immigration Table, a coalition formed last summer that includes virtually every major evangelical organization in America, has been organizing pastors in three key states – Florida, Texas and Colorado. The coalition has informed members of Congress that evangelicals support "a path toward legal status and/or citizenship for those who qualify," according to an official statement.
Focus on the Family, long a powerful force in Republican politics, has declared its support for the Evangelical Immigration Table, as have the Southern Baptist Convention, the National Association of Evangelicals, and the heads of major evangelical denominations and seminaries.
At the heart of the Evangelical Immigration Table is that group of 50 Orange County churches. Called the Loving the Stranger Network, the group includes some of Orange County's largest and most influential evangelical congregations and helped launch the Evangelical Immigration Table, serving as a model for its national organizing efforts.
"What's happening now is conservatives are pressuring conservatives," said Ali Noorani, executive director of the National Immigration Forum, a Washington, D.C., advocacy group that has lobbied for immigration reform since 1982. "In places like Orange County, where the evangelical community is so prominent, the impact is unavoidable."
Just six years ago, the last time lawmakers attempted comprehensive immigration reform, advocates got a "chilly reception" from evangelicals, according to a Religion News Service report at the time.
"Fear of looking weak or too liberal permeates a lot of the discussion," a staff attorney for an organization called World Relief told the news service. Organizers at World Relief, a faith-based international aid group, had tried unsuccessfully to rally evangelical support for reform.
What changed? The answer begins, in part, with that 2008 breakfast at The Crossing church in Costa Mesa. The breakfast was organized by a group called Clergy and Laity United for Economic Justice, a statewide faith-based organization that has long worked with Jews, Muslims, Catholics and mainline Protestants on efforts to alleviate poverty.
Among CLUE's Orange County members are several Hispanic evangelical churches, including Templo Calvario in Santa Ana, an 85-year-old Pentecostal church whose 6,000 members constitute one of the nation's largest Hispanic congregations.
Following defeat of the 2007 immigration-reform effort, Hispanic pastors felt "alone" and "disappointed" that fellow evangelicals hadn't rallied to their cause, said Lee de Leon, executive pastor of Templo Calvario.


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On 24 February 2011, Professor Michael Herzfeld (Department of Anthropology, Harvard U) received an Honorary Doctorate from the University of Macedonia, Thessaloniki, Greece. Professor Herzfeld, who is the author of several books about Greek society and culture and has conducted research there for many years, has also conducted fieldwork in Italy and Thailand. Congratulations!
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