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MISENHEIMER, N.C. – The Pfeiffer baseball team suffered a 6-3 loss on Friday evening at the hands of conference foe Barton. With the loss the Falcons fall to 24-17, 11-7 CC while Barton improves to 14-24, 7-9 CC.
The first three innings breezed by as the two teams combined for one hit before the scoring broke out in the fourth inning.
Barton seized the fourth inning as they began the inning with bases loaded and no outs. The Bulldogs went on to break the tie as they scored four runs, two earned, on two hits in the inning.
Pfeiffer bounced back to score one run in the bottom of the fifth inning as Dalton Lindley singled to shortstop to bring home Matt Wade from third.
The Falcons rallied behind a Bulldog error in the bottom of the sixth inning to pull to within one run. Pfeiffer loaded the bases with one out as Anthony Allende reached on a fielder's choice. Wade stepped up to the plate and hit a sharp groundball to second base bringing home the runner from third. Tyler Summers also scored on the play as he advanced home on the throw, bringing the Falcons to within one.
The Bulldogs crushed any hopes of a comeback as Andrew Webster blasted a two run homerun into the wind.
Ethan Greene received the start as he pitched seven and two-thirds innings giving up six runs, four earned, on seven hits. With the outing, Greene fell to 6-2 on the season.
The Falcons saw three batters go 2-for-4 as Cole McGraw, Summers, and Kyle Hackney combined 6-for-12 with two runs scored.
Pfeiffer returns to action tomorrow as they cap off conference play with a doubleheader against Barton starting at noon.


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Black cats have never had it easy. In fact, they have long been considered bad luck and unfairly linked to witchcraft for centuries. With it being Friday the 13th, we think it's the perfect time to put some common assumptions about black cats to the test.
Black Cats Bring Bad Luck
False. In reality the color of a cat's coat has nothing to do with good or bad luck. And just for the record, in many other cultures, a black cat is a prized pet. In places like Japan and the British Isles, they're even thought to bring their pet parents good luck!
Black Cats Are Evil
False. Sure they may jump on the kitchen counter or use your favorite chair as a scratching post. And just maybe they even try to nibble your toes while you sleep. All cats can be playful. But evil? We think not.
Black Cats Are Often Unwanted
True. Ask any shelter or rescue worker and they will tell you—black cats are the hardest to get adopted. In fact, they are only half as likely to find homes as other cats. So, what's the problem? An unfairly earned reputation? Yep.
Black Cats Make Awesome Pets!
True. Black cats may get a bad rap, but really they're just as lovable as the next furry feline. So help us turn their luck around.Share this article with your friends, and consider adopting one of the cuties currently available at the ASPCA Adoption Center!
We have 3 cats in our family - a black cat, a tuxedo & a very dark tortoiseshell. Our black cat Wisp was found as a kitten hiding under a palette of cement mix outside a hardware store, abandoned. She has been my constant companion for 10 years now, and we've been through everything together (including a very scary bout of fatty liver disease, which she completely recovered from!). Black cats have such wonderful personalities, I think everyone should get to know at least one.
I'm very glad my black cat has come into my life. He has been a wonderful addition to the family, and a great companion for the tabby cat I have. He is extremely lovable, and not at all bad luck. I feel sorry for the people who left him behind when they moved. They lost a great companion. However, their loss is my gain.
I had a Black Kitty named Midnight and he was the best! I had him for 16 years and cried sooooo much when I had to put him to sleep because he had cancer! He would play fetch and was such a great companion. He slept with me all the time and always had to touch me when he was on the bed. After he died, I was given another Kitty by my Vet, an Orange Tiger Kitty, but a friend of mine knew I missed my Black Kitty, Midnight sooooo much that He got me another Black Kitty that I named Charcoal! He is soooooooooooooooo affectionate! He kisses me all the time, while he is purring and is sooooooooo loveable! I am happy I got another black Kitty and will probably always have a black kitty. They are, like so many on this site said soooooo lovable! They are not EVIL! Both my Kitties sleep with me every night.
We have three black boys. One was a pharo kitten, one wondered to a friends house and the other was in a kill shelter in Broklyn NY.
I have had my black cat blackman for over 2 yrs now and he brings me love and joy and he is so sweet black cats are not bad luck it's just the people that think that.
I have a 3yr old black Princess who my family adores-she is such a sweetheart and her black fur is beautiful! This is 2012, not 1812 and yet people in this country are still holding on to ancient superstitions whole other countries view black cats in a completely opposite light...
I've recently heard they were harder to adopt and I was very surprised. I got our black cat, Tyler, from a foster home in New York. Sleek, and Oh sooo shiny!! Big green eyes...My boys just love him! We all do. I can't imagine life without him!
Get a black cat...you won't be sorry! :D
I have three black cats. They are as wonderful as any sweet kitty and if anything, are good luck to those who love them!!!
When I went to adopt my last two cats at the Humane Society they asked me what I was looking for. They were surprised when I said I want two black cats. Bagheera and Mowgli really adopted me and I wouldn't trade them for anything! Love Love Love my black cats!
I currently have 2--Kaylee is a black tortie polydactal, and my precious baby. Guy Noir is her little (well, younger) "brother"--nosy as can be (Hence the name), and such a friendly, lovable guy! Can't imagine my life without them!

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BELMONT – To say Mary DeJute inherited one of the losingest teams in Belmont Abbey College's athletic history would not be an understatement when she became Lady Crusaders' volleyball coach in 2009.
Perhaps that's why she's still pushing and prodding her team, even as their 14-3, 6-1 start is easily the best in the school's mostly-forgettable 22-year history in the sport.
"I'm very happy for the girls," DeJute said after Saturday's 3-0 victory over King gave the Abbey a half-game lead in the Conference Carolinas standings. "They deserve it because they've worked so hard. But we've got to stay focused and keep playing them one at a time."
A balanced effort that includes contributions from the Schellenberg sisters – senior Kay, junior Lydia and freshman Hannah – senior Angela Jubb, junior Tori Jensen and freshman Caitlin Hankins has made the fast start possible.
It's also given the Abbey the opportunity to set all sorts of school records.
The Abbey's school record for victories is 18 set the previous two seasons. The record for conference victories is 11 set in 2010. And the record for the highest finish in the league is tied for third in 2010.
How remarkable has the program's turnaround been in the last four seasons?
Until 2005, when the Abbey went 12-12 overall, the Lady Crusaders had a losing season ever year and the school record for wins was nine.
"The girls have expectations and they've worked very hard," said DeJute, whose team was a preseason sixth-place pick in the 12-team conference. "They've been through the low years. This team has arrived so to speak.
"But their humility is definitely there. These kids are gracious whether they win or lose. They've seen both sides of the coin and they've done an extremely great job – and they're not slowing down."
This week, the Lady Crusaders have only one match – at perennial league power Lees-McRae on Friday night at 7. Lees-McRae (7-6, 4-3) entered the season as three-time defending league champions and winners of 58 straight league matches.
… Men's soccer
A year ago, the Crusaders' 6-11, 4-7 finished marked their worst overall record since 1984 and worst league record in history.
This year, that's all changed for the better.
A perfect week that included the first win over Lees-McRae (2-0 on Wednesday) since 2006 and a victory in the final regular season league game at rival Queens (1-0 on Saturday) has the Abbey at 5-3 overall and 3-1 in the league.
"Last year, in these games, we couldn't play the full 90," Crusaders coach John Keating said after Wednesday's 2-0 home win over Lees-McRae. "This year, we play 16-17 players, so the depth is better."
Jose Penaloza factored in all three goals this week, scoring twice and making a long pass that resulted in Ross Smith's assist and Declan McQuillan's goal that broke the scoreless tie against Lees-McRae late in the second half. Also, goalkeeper Phillip Bru recorded back-to-back shutouts.
This week, the Crusaders visit King on Thursday before returning home for Saturday's 3 p.m. homecoming game against North Greenville.
Women's soccer
The Lady Crusaders (3-6, 2-1) have lost three straight to fall into a tie for sixth place in the league. But the Abbey's is only one game behind tri-leaders Lees-McRae, Limestone and Pfeiffer (all 4-1).
The Abbey lost 2-1 to Lees-McRae last week, but on Sept. 15 pinned the lone league loss on Limestone.
The Lady Crusaders have two games this week – Thursday at King and Saturday at home against North Greenville for homecoming at noon.
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This reminds me of some early Christians who believed that God wasn't the creator of the universe, that the universe was made by an evil god and Christians are trying to escape it through the means offered by Jesus. Of course, these Christians were all branded as heterodox (and heretics) and subsequently persecuted out of existence. Perhaps Mohler is trying to bring this theology back?
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Vol. 27 , No. 12
UNDER THE LIGHTS presents
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FINNEGAN'S FAREWELL by Kevin Alexander
SERVICE: 5:30 p.m. Mary Pickford Auditorium
DINNER 6:00 p.m.
The Finnegan family has lost their patriarch, Paddy, shortly after he won big at the slot machines in Atlantic City. You are cordially invited to his wake. Starting with a brief service in the local Chapel (Pickford Auditorium), then moving onto Vinnie's (the Ath) for dinner and dancing, we will honor Paddy by sharing kind words and drinking 'til singing seems appropriate. Things are never dull when you're with the Finnegans, so don't be surprised if there are some unexpected twists and turns throughout the evening! ;)
Leadership in Government: Remarks from Congressman Kevin McCarthy
LUNCHEON 11:30 a.m.; LECTURE 12:00 p.m.
Congressman Kevin McCarthy has represented the 22nd District of California since 2006 — a district which spans Kern, San Luis Obispo and Los Angeles counties — and has served as the Majority Whip of the United States House of Representatives since 2010. He is committed to policies that give small businesses and entrepreneurs the confidence they need to hire, expand, invest and innovate.
McCarthy's career is characterized by early success; he started a deli business before he was 21, became active with then-Congressman Bill Thomas while in college, and in 2002 was elected to represent the 32nd Assembly District in the California State Assembly, where he remained until winning a Congressional seat in 2006. McCarthy's talk will explain how he advanced so quickly in his career: what has been important to his success, the lessons he has learned, and the various challenges and opportunities he has experienced along the way. McCarthy's talk is jointly sponsored by the Rose Institute of State and Local Government and the Kravis Leadership Institute.
A Conversation
Tony Kushner is among the most talented and treasured contemporary American writers. Composing for print, stage, and screen, Kushner's works confront the biggest challenges, conflicts, and conundrums of the American political identity.
Kushner is best known for the two-part epic Angels in America: A Gay Fantasia on National Themes (1993), which addresses the AIDS epidemic in Reagan-era New York and the conservative counter-revolution. His other plays include A Bright Room Called Day (1985), Slavs!Thinking about the Longstanding Problems of Virtue and Happiness (1996), Hydrotaphia: Or the Death of Dr. Browne (2000), Homebody/Kabul (2000), and Caroline, or Change (2004), the musical for which he wrote book and lyrics. Kushner has translated and adapted Pierre Corneille's The Illusion (1636), S.Y. Ansky's The Dybbuk (1914), Bertolt Brecht's The Good Person of Sezuan (1943) and Mother Courage and Her Children (1939), and the English-language libretto for the children's opera Brundibár (1938) by Hans Krasa. His books include But the Giraffe: A Curtain Raising (2012) and Brundibar: The Libretto (2003), with illustrations by Maurice Sendak; The Art of Maurice Sendak: 1980 to the Present (2003); and Wrestling with Zion: Progressive Jewish-American Responses to the Palestinian/Israeli Conflict (2003), co-edited with Alisa Solomon.
Kushner wrote the screenplays for Mike Nichols' film of Angels in America (2003), and Steven Spielberg's Munich (2005), as well as Spielberg's Lincoln (2012), the forthcoming adaptation of Doris Kearns Goodwin's Team of Rivals: The Political Genius of Abraham Lincoln (2009). His latest works are Tiny Kushner (2012), a collection of one-act plays, featuring characters such as Laura Bush, Nixon's analyst, the queen of Albania and a number of tax evaders; and The Intelligent Homosexual's Guide to Capitalism & Socialism with a Key to the Scriptures (2009).
Kushner is the recipient of a Pulitzer Prize for Drama, an Emmy Award, two Tony Awards, three Obie Awards, an Oscar nomination, an Arts Award from the American Academy of Arts and Letters, the PEN/Laura Pels Award for a Mid-Career Playwright, a Spirit of Justice Award from the Gay and Lesbian Advocates and Defenders, and a Cultural Achievement Award from The National Foundation for Jewish Culture, among many others. In September 2008, Tony Kushner became the first recipient of the Steinberg Distinguished Playwright Award, the largest theater award in the U.S. He was also awarded the 2009 Chicago Tribune Literary Prize for lifetime achievement.
The onstage interview will be conducted by CMC professor of literature and director of media studies, James Morrison. Professor Morrison teaches modern literature and film as well as occasional courses in creative writing. He is author, editor, or co-author of nine books, including most recently Roman Polanksi (University of Illinois Press, 2007) and Hollywood Reborn (Rutgers University Press, 2010). His novella, Everyday Ghosts (2011), was just published by Gemma Media.
This conversation between Tony Kushner and James Morrison is the final presentation of the year-long Athenaeum series, Shifting Perceptions.
Genocide and the Holocaust
LUNCHEON 11:30 a.m.; LECTURE 12:00 p.m.
For the eight days from April 15th through April 22nd, the United States will observe the Days of Remembrance for Victims of the Holocaust. During that week, the Athenaeum will host Yehuda Bauer, one of the world's leading Holocaust scholars.
Currently Academic Advisor at Yad Vashem in Israel, Bauer has previously taught at the Avraham Harman Institute of Contemporary Jewry at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, the University of Honolulu at Manoa, Yale University, and Clark University. At Richard Stock College in New Jersey, Professor Bauer was the Ida E. King Distinguished Visiting Scholar of Holocaust Studies.
He presently serves on several professional committees, including the Yad Vashem Executive Committee, the Editorial Committee of Yad Vashem Studies, and the Editorial Committee of Yalkut Moreshet (the leading Hebrew Holocaust Studies Journal).
In 2006, Bauer addressed the UN General Assembly on the first International Holocaust Remembrance Day. He also serves as senior advisor to the Swedish Government on the International Forum on Genocide Prevention. Other awards and distinctions include membership in the Israel Academy of Sciences and Humanities, the Israel Prize for History of the Jewish People in 1998, and the Yakir Yerushalayim (Worthy Citizen of Jerusalem) award from the City of Jerusalem in 2008.
His publications include From Diplomacy to Resistance (1970), The Holocaust in Historical Perspective (1978), American Jewry and the Holocaust: The American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee, 1939-1945 (1982), Jews for Sale?: Nazi-Jewish Negotiations, 1933-1945 (1995), Rethinking the Holocaust (2001), and The Death of the Shtetl (2010), as well as about 90 articles in scholarly journals and yearbooks.
Yehuda Bauer's visit is sponsored by the Center for Human Rights Leadership and the Marian Miner Cook Athenaeum.
How We are in Indian Arts and How Indian Arts and Traditions are in Us
In his Athenaeum lecture, Professor Naval Krishna, a distinguished scholar of art and museology as well as museum philosophy, will discuss the visualization of his experience through artistic and traditional styles that flourish in this area. In turn, this will represent a brief outline of Indian art and tradition in its entirety. He questions how in the 21st century both "tradition" and "modernity" still survive on either side of the road, and how people of this area are in a dilemma whether to preserve or reject them.
Naval Krishna wrote his dissertation in Bikaner School of Paintings, a field which had previously had no scholarship since 1950. He has been pursuing a unique methodology to reconstruct art history and sociology, by using day-to-day diaries of Rajput Maharajas, an approach that has been world-recognized. Rarely are Indian art catalogues on Rathod paintings or their inscriptions published throughout the world without consulting Dr. Krishna's opinion.
Dr. Krishna has been called a "Museum Builder," referencing his revival of about twelve sleeping museums and private collections across the United States, and West and North India. He is also an author, and his works include The Ananda-Vana of Indian Art (2004). He feels that he is "fortunate to be brought up in and around a neighborhood of places… where I have been acquiring a first-hand understanding of almost every aspect of Indian art and culture—artifacts, literature, music, traditions, fold and court religions, astrology, and so on." At the Athenaeum, he will use these experiences and his scholarship to convey the lifespan of Indian arts and the modern-day implications.
Lunch with a Leader: International Finance
LUNCHEON 11:30 a.m.; LECTURE 12:00 p.m.
Jaime Serra P'14 is chairman of SAI Law and Economics and founder of Aklara, CAM (Arbitration Center of Mexico), and the NAFTA Fund of Mexico, a private equity fund. He worked in the Mexican government from 1986 to 1994, where he served as Undersecretary of Finance, Secretary of Trade and Industry and Secretary of Finance. As Secretary of Trade and Industry Serra led the negotiation and implementation of NAFTA; headed the negotiations of free trade agreements with Chile, Colombia, Venezuela, Bolivia and Costa Rica; and promoted the creation of the Federal Competition Commission in Mexico. His not-for profit boards include the Corporation of Yale University (1994-2001), where he currently co-chairs The President's Council on International Activities, and the National Institute for Genomic Medicine in Mexico. Serra is a member of The Trilateral Commission, and Director of the Board of the following publicly-listed companies in the NYSE: Chiquita Brands International, The Mexico Fund, Tenaris, Vitro, and Grupo Modelo and Grupo Financiero BBVA Bancomer.
Serra is a graduate of UNAM. He earned his master's degree in economics at El Colegio de Mexico and his Ph.D. in economics at Yale University. He has been professor of economics at El Colegio de Mexico, Stanford, Princeton and NYU. Serra received the Wilbur Lucius Cross Medal, Yale University (1993); National Prize for Social Sciences, Mexico (1986); and National Prize for Economics (Banamex,1979).
This luncheon presentation is sponsored by the President's Leaders Forum and the Robert Day School Distinguished Speaker Series.
Transforming an American Industry
In the 20th century we witnessed major transformations in industry that created solutions resulting in a higher quality of life for people around the world. In today's flat, multi-polar world, we are experiencing unprecedented changes as the global population explodes and the expectations of a better life for an ever-growing middle class continue to rise. And as developing economies are on the rise, so are standards of living and investments into innovation. American corporations are responding to this rapid market growth responsibly against a backdrop of complex economic, social, and environmental challenges. These challenges, however, drive the need for industry transformation to be economically, socially, and environmentally beneficial across societies. In her talk, "Transforming an American Industry," Uma Chowdhry will provide examples of how innovation has allowed continual transformation in a system that was built to last.
Uma Chowdhry is Chief Science and Technology Officer Emeritus at DuPont. Dr. Chowdhry joined DuPont in 1977 as a research scientist in the Central Research and Development Department at the DuPont Experimental Station in Wilmington, Delaware. She went on to serve in management roles in the company, including Vice President. She was elected to the National Academy of Engineering in 1996, and to the American Academy of Arts and Sciences in 2003. In 2011, she was awarded both the Industrial Research Institute Medal for outstanding technical innovation for benefit to society, and the Earl B. Barnes National American Chemical Society award for chemical research management.
Born and raised in Mumbai, India, Dr. Chowdhry came to the United States in 1968 with a B.S. in Physics and Math from the Institute of Science, Mumbai University. She received an M.S. in Engineering Science in 1970 from the California Institute of Technology, and a Ph.D. in Materials Science and Engineering from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 1976.
Dr. Chowdrhy's Athenaeum lecture and discussion with students and faculty of the Keck Science Center is made possible through the generosity of the Jean Dreyfus Boissevain Lectureship for Undergraduate Institutions.
Friendship, Literature, and Life
Ian Frazier, currently a Podlich Distinguished Scholar at CMC, will return to the Athenaeum for a second appearance this spring, this time with colleague and friend Professor Jamaica Kincaid. They will talk about their long friendship in literature and life. With short readings from their works they will examine the ways in which writing changes and grows as writers learn from each other. Through knowing Mr. Frazier, Ms. Kincaid discovered that she was a funny writer, while he discovered, similarly, that he was a tall black woman.
A year after he graduated from Harvard College, Ian Frazier began writing for The New Yorker, and he has been doing so nearly ever since. Now a staff writer for the magazine and regular contributor to The Atlantic and Outside, he is a bestselling author, humorist, and journalist.
Frazier's books include Great Plains (1989), Family (1994), and On the Rez (2000). His most recent book, Travels in Siberia (2010), chronicles a decade of fascinating, exciting, bizarre, and entertaining adventures across eastern Russia. The New York Times described it as "On the Road (1951) meets The Gulag Archipelago (1968)," praising Frazier's "skillful storytelling, acute powers of observation, and wry voice." Barnes & Noble Review called it "the genius Siberian Travelogue you should not miss."
Jamaica Kincaid is currently the Josephine Olp Weeks Chair and Professor of Literature at Claremont McKenna College. A distinguished contemporary writer, her early work appeared in Ingénue magazine before she became a staff writer at The New Yorker. Her books include At the Bottom of the River (1983), Annie John (1986), Mr. Potter (2002), and Among Flowers: A Walk in the Himalaya (2005).
In 2004, Kincaid was elected to the American Academy of Arts and Letters. Before joining CMC's faculty, she taught writing classes at Harvard University as a visiting professor.
Frazier and Kincaid are currently co-teaching a class on travel narratives in the Claremont McKenna Literature Department.
I Wrote, I Worried, I Pitched: Pitching Comedy Scripts
LUNCHEON 11:30 a.m.; LECTURE 12:00 p.m.
Peter Desberg and Jeffrey Davis, co-authors of the book Show Me the Funny!: At the Writers' Table with Hollywood's Top Comedy Writers (2010), put an innovative spin on the traditional interview: each comedy writer was given the same loosely structured comedic premise and asked to develop it in any way he or she wanted-no rules, no boundaries, no limits. The result is a hilarious and illuminating look at the comic process. Desberg and Davis will share insights on comedy-writing and will talk about their conversations with Hollywood's greatest comedy writers, the creators of iconic sitcoms and movies from Gilligan's Island to There's Something About Mary (1998).
Peter Desberg, a professor at California State University Dominguez Hills, has done extensive research on the psychology of humor and is a frequent consultant to business presenters on how to use humor persuasively. In the areas of humor and stage fright, he has done many radio and television interviews and is frequently quoted in national publications, including the Wall Street Journal, Reader's Digest, the Los Angeles Times, Psychology Today, and Cosmopolitan.
Jeffrey Davis is the Screenwriting Department Chair and associate professor of film and TV writing at Loyola Marymount University. His earliest memories are of sitting around the writers' table at Nate & Al's Delicatessen, where his father and his comedy writer cronies gathered over corn beef and Doctor Brown's Cream Soda, told war stories, and tried to fix third acts. He began his own career writing jokes for Thicke of the Night. Among his situation comedy credits are Love Boat, Give Me a Break, Diff'rent Strokes, and Night Court. He has also written for such shows as America's Funniest People, America's Funniest Home Videos, and Small Wonder, and has had film projects developed by Bette Midler's All Girl Productions, among others. He has written documentaries for A&E, Discovery, and the National Geographic Channel.
This presentation by Peter Desberg and Jeffrey Davis is sponsored by the Center for Writing and Public Discourse at CMC.
Honorary Degree Presentation and Remarks
LUNCHEON 11:30 a.m.; LECTURE 12:00 p.m.
Abdlatif Al-Hamad '60 P'89 has had a long and distinguished career, during which he held a number of senior governmental and non-governmental positions. Since 1985, Al-Hamad has been the Chairman of the Board of Directors and Director General of the Arab Fund for Economic and Social Development. The Arab Fund is an autonomous regional development finance organization, whose membership consists of all states who are members of the Arab League and seeks to assist member countries in eliminating development constraints, increasing absorptive capacity, and achieving higher rates of growth.
Previously, Al-Hamad was Kuwait's Minister of Finance and Planning from 1981-1983, during which time he chaired the World Bank and IMF Annual Meetings. During his years of service, Al-Hamad has earned a reputation for working tirelessly to promote economic and social development in the Arab World and in Asia and Africa. From 1972-1981, he was the Director General of the Kuwait Fund for Arab Economic Development, where he dedicated himself to mobilizing resources for development in Arab, Asian, and African countries.
Al-Hamad served on the CMC Board of Trustees from 1980-1987. He has also served on advisory boards of the University of Chicago, Princeton University, the American University of Beirut, and the Thailand Development Research Institute, among others board memberships. Al-Hamad is a member of the Higher Council of Education for the State of Kuwait, and he is a trustee and board member of several international development organizations. Al-Hamad was awarded an Honorary Doctorate Degree from the American University of Beirut (AUB) in 2009, and he delivered the Commencement remarks at AUB in 2002. He has also played a role on a number of United Nations commissions and advisory groups. Since 1995, Al-Hamad has been a Trustee of the International Institute for Strategic Studies, an independent think tank based in the UK, and the International Crisis Group. He is a member of the International Finance Corporation Advisory Group of the World Bank.
Abdlatif Al-Hamad graduated from CMC in 1960 with a B.A. in international affairs. He studied in the International Affairs Program at Harvard University's Graduate School of Arts and Sciences from 1960-1962.
This luncheon presentation is sponsored by the President's Leaders Forum. During the program, Al-Hamad will receive an Honorary Degree from Claremont McKenna College.
Lunch with a Leader: Investment Banking
LUNCHEON 11:30 a.m.; PROGRAM 12:00 p.m.
Linnea Conrad Roberts is an advisory director for Goldman Sachs. She joined the firm as a partner in 2004 and served as co-head of technology within the Global Technology, Media and Telecom Group through 2011.
Prior to joining the firm, Roberts was co-head of Lehman Brothers' Global Technology Group from 2001 to 2004. Before joining Lehman Brothers in 1990, she was assistant controller of OroAmerica from 1987 to 1988 and a senior auditor for Price Waterhouse from 1984 to 1987.
Roberts serves on the Advisory Council of The University of Chicago Graduate School of Business, the Board of Directors of Valparaiso University, the Board of Trustees of the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, and the Advisory Board of the New York City Ballet. She earned a B.S. in accounting and computer science from Valparaiso University in 1984 and an MBA from The University of Chicago.
This luncheon presentation is sponsored by the President's Leaders Forum and the Robert Day School Distinguished Speaker Series.
Annual McKenna Lecture on International Trade and Economics
Tackling Economic Problems Using Field Experiments
Economists are increasingly using field experiments in the social sciences. In this lecture, Professor John List will present a range of recent findings using field experiments, including why women are paid less than men in labor markets, how we can shrink the racial achievement gap in 1 minute, and what seven words can end price discrimination.
John List, Homer J. Livingston Professor in Economics and Director of Graduate Studies at the University of Chicago since 2005, is a renowned economist and author of more the 150 articles and five books. His research focuses on questions in microeconomics, with a particular emphasis on the use of experimental methods to address both positive and normative issues. Much of his time has been spent developing experimental methods in the field to explore economic aspects of environmental regulations, incentives, preferences, values, and institutions. Recently, he has focused on issues related to the economics of charity, exploring why people give and more generally optimal incentive schemes for first time as well as warm list donors.
List is a Fellow at the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, and has been awarded numerous honors, including the Kenneth Galbraith Award from the Agricultural and Applied Economics Association. He is also the recipient of the 2008 Arrow Prize for Senior Economists from BE Press for his work, "Catalyst for Rationality and Filter for Irrationality."
Professor List received a B.S. from the University of Wisconsin and Ph.D. from the University of Wyoming, where his dissertation topic was "Optimal Institutional Arrangements for Pollution Control."
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Webster's definition of sequestration seems a bit different than what's being talked about these days. Editor Don Whitten takes a look at a "political economy" definition and the wide range – depending on who you believe – of possible effects of sequestration. (February 27, 2013, Page 4)


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First Team
Josh Taylor, quarterback, New Bern: Taylor, a senior, passed for 2,300 yards and 25 touchdowns, while running for 1,159 yards and 17 touchdowns. He owns the school record in touchdowns (130), wins (41), total yards (11,296), passing yards (7,987) and rushing yards (3,309).
Pharoh Cooper, athlete, Havelock: Cooper, a senior, was the Shrine Bowl of the Carolinas Offensive Most Valuable Player for North Carolina. Cooper also led Havelock to its second-straight 3A state title. He passed for 2,895 yards and 25 touchdowns, ran for 1,267 yards and 15 touchdowns, and returned three punts for a touchdown.
Derrell Scott, running back, Havelock: Scott, a junior, was a dominant feature back for the Rams. He racked up 1,709 rushing yards with 34 touchdowns. He was Havelock's Offensive MVP in the 3A state championship game after gaining 145 yards on the ground.
Jachin Watkins, running back, New Bern: Watkins, a senior, represented New Bern in the Shrine Bowl of the Carolinas in Spartanburg, S.C. Dec. 15. Watkins piled up 1,336 rushing yards and 20 touchdowns. He New Bern's Offensive MVP in the 4A state championship game after scoring four rushing touchdowns.
Bra'lon Cherry, wide receiver, New Bern: Cherry, a senior, is committed to play college football at N.C. State. Cherry played wide receiver, defensive back and cornerback for New Bern. He caught 36 passes for 666 yards and nine touchdowns. He also had four interceptions.
Michael Bowman, wide receiver, Havelock: Bowman, a sophomore, was Havelock's leading receiver. He snagged 51 passes for 829 yards. He averaged more than 16 yards per reception.
ChandlerPowell, wide receiver, New Bern: Powell, a senior, was another weapon in New Bern's offensive arsenal. Powell, a Navy commit, caught 41 passes for 662 yards and five touchdowns. He also ran for 223 yards and three touchdowns.
Christian Matau, offensive line, New Bern: Matau was the anchor on New Bern's offensive line prior to his season-ending knee injury toward the end of the year. Matau is committed to playing college football at East Carolina.
Donnie Richards, offensive line, Havelock: Richards, a senior, was a strong presence on Havelock's offensive line. He paved the way for the Rams to have two 1,000-yard rushers.
Canden Reddick, offensive line, New Bern: Reddick was one of the key seniors to step up on the offensive line when teammate Christian Matau was lost for injury. Reddick, the brother of North Carolina linebacker Kevin Reddick, opened holes for New Bern's two 1,000-yard rushers.
Michael Howard, offensive line, Havelock: Howard, a junior, was aggressive and physical up front for the Rams. Havelock's offense averaged more than 45 points per game.
Frank Abbondanza, offensive line, New Bern: Abbondanza had a tremendous senior season for the Bears. He was a key factor in New Bern's game-winning 80-yard drive in the 4A state championship game. New Bern's offensive averaged nearly 45 points per game.
Kyle O'Connor, kicker/punter, New Bern: O'Connor, a senior, was one of the best kickers in the state. Nearly every one of his kickoffs landed in or beyond the end zone. He averaged more than 40 yards per punt.
Second team
Quarterback — Demetres Abrams, West Craven
Running back — Tarik Davis, Pamlico
Running back — Nihkee Jones, Jones Senior
Wide receiver — C.J. Lindsey, Havelock
Wide receiver — Kenny McDaniel, West Craven
Wide receiver — Aron Rossi, Havelock
Offensive line — Connor Hough, Pamlico
Offensive line — George Fenderson, Pamlico
Offensive line — Reggie Hart, West Craven
Offensive line — Shaquille Dixon, New Bern
Offensive line — Tim Hamrick, Havelock
Athlete — NaQuan Gibbs, Pamlico
Kicker/Punter — Dylan Baker, Havelock


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The EuroLeague Women draw for the 2013-14 season concluded on Friday in Munich, Germany.
Champions UMMC Ekaterinburg headline Group A, where they meet last season's semi-finalists Tango Bourges Basket and Good Angels Kosice.
The runners-up of 2013, Fenerbahce were drawn in Group B, together with 2012 finalists Rivas Ecopolis as well as Nadezhda Orenburg and Wisla Can-Pack Krakow.
Group C will be led by four-time champions Sparta&K MR Vidnoje, who, among others, will face Galatasaray and 2011 champions Perfumerias Avenida.
The 2013/14 season will tip-off on 6 November while the Final Eight will be held 7-13 April.
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By Joe Fuentes Dear NFL, Oh how I have missed you. It was a difficult summer with the way things ended between us. We both said and did some things we shouldn't have; Jay Cutler got hurt and ruined the Bears season. But let's not dwell on things from the past. It's time for us to turn a new leaf. A new chapter is starting in our relationship. Peyton Manning is finally back, but he's with a different team. But I have to tell you, he hasn't missed a missed a beat– orange might just be his new favorite color. The Bears finally got their receiver, well two receivers: Brandon Marshall and Alshon Jeffery….


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Cellular shades are best for energy efficiency because they trap air in the cells, keeping the warmth in and the cold air out in the winter. In the summer, they help keep the cool air in, and the heat out. They also absorb sound to make rooms more comfortable.
UV Transmittance: <1%
UV transmittance measures the effectiveness at preventing ultra violet rays from entering an interior. The percentage ratings indicate the amount of possible UV rays that actually penetrate the window covering into the interior.
Shading Coefficient: .25
Shading coefficient measures the heat going through the window when the shade is used versus the heat gain through a bare window. The lower the numbers, the less heat transfer and the cooler the room is in the summer.
Sound Absorption: .55-.60
AKA the Noise Reduction Coefficient, sound absorption is the amount of reflected sound absorbed by the shade. The greater the coefficient, the greater the sound absorption.
R-Value (Single Pane): 2.1
The R-Value rates the effectiveness of the window covering at preventing energy from flowing to the outside. The higher the number, the more insulative the product.
R-Value (Double Pane Est): 3.1
See above for Single Pane Description.
Fabric Width: 90"
Privacy Level: Opaque – These fabrics provide more privacy; objects in a lighted room would only appear as vague shapes. Dark fabric colors darken a room more and light colors filter and diffuse bright light. These fabrics are translucent and their colors may be influenced by changing light conditions. Colors may appear to vary depending upon the time of day and type of lighting, as well as whether the shade is partially or fully lowered.
Features: Fabric Print, Neutral to the streetside
Cleaning Instructions: Bali cellular shades are very easy to keep clean and look great for years to come. Regular dusting with a feather duster is recommended. When required, fabric can be lightly vacuumed with a brush attachment. If they become soiled with topical dirt, Bali recommends that the shade be spot cleaned using a soft rag or sponge, a mild detergent and warm water. Extra care should be used when cleaning the room darkening fabric as the fabric could be permanently creased. Due to differences in ultrasonic cleaning operators, Bali does not recommend this method of cleaning. Do not use strong detergents or spot removers. Dry cleaning is not recommended and is not covered by the warranty.
Bali's Limited Lifetime Warranty
What is Covered: The cellular shade product is warranted against original defects in materials or workmanship for as long as the original purchaser owns the product provided that the product was properly installed in a residential home, the product was made or assembled exclusively from Bali materials and components, and Bali's recommendations were followed with regard to limitations and specifications.
Who is Covered: This warranty extends only to the original purchaser of the product.
Obligations to the Consumer: The obligations of Bali are limited to the repair or replacement of parts or products found to be defective. Bali is not responsible for shipping costs or labor costs for measuring and taking the shade down or reinstalling the product. If repairs are made under this warranty, the repairs will be made with like or similar parts.
The Warranty Does Not Cover: This warranty does not cover conditions or damages caused by accidents, alterations, misuse, or failure to follow instructions for measurement, installation, cleaning or maintenance. In addition, normal wear and tear are not covered by the warranty. All fabrics can lose original intensity after long exposure to the sun. When left for extended periods in direct sunlight, plastics tend to yellow or crack. All cords will eventually wear out. Bali considers these things to be normal wear and tear and are not covered by the warranty.
This warranty is exclusive and in lieu of all other written or verbal warranties or obligations and liabilities. No person is authorized to extend or alter this warranty.
· Inside Mount: Please provide us with the exact measurements of your window opening. The manufacturer will make the necessary deductions.
· Outside Mount: Please provide us with the exact measurements of the area you want to cover with your shade. The manufacturer will not make any allowances.
Stacking Height Chart
Height Of Shade
Total Stack Height
12 – 18"
2 3/8"
19" – 30"
2 ¾"
31" – 42"
3 1/8"
43" – 54"
3 3/8"
55" – 66"
3 ¾"
67" – 78"
79" – 90"
4 3/8"
91" – 96"
4 5/8"
*Total stack height includes headrail and bottomrail.
Standard Blind Specifications (This is for a standard blind with no additional. If you are interested in additional features, please see specifications for those, as they may differ)
· Minimum Width: 9" outside mount, 9 3/8" inside mount
· Maximum Width:
o 90" individual shade
o 192" multiple shades
o 60" Side Mount
· Minimum Height: 9"
· Maximum Height: 144"
Minimum Depth Required for Inside Mount:
· Standard Mount: ¾"
· Flush with Casing: 1 7/8"
Headrail Dimensions: 11/16" x 1 9/16"
Cordless Specifications
· Minimum Width: 18" outside mount, 18 3/8" inside mount
· Maximum Width: 90"
· Minimum Height: 12"
· Maximum Height: 84"
· Cordless Two or More Shades on One Headrail
o Minimum Width for Individual Shade: 18" OM, 18 3/8" IM
o Maximum Finished Width of Individual Shade: 60"
o Maximum Finished Shade Width:
§ 2 on 1: 120"
§ 3 on 1: 144"
o Maximum Shade Height: 72"
Minimum Depth Required for Inside Mount
· Flush With Casing: 2 1/8"
Headrail Dimensions: 1 7/16" x 2"
Continuous Cord Loop Specifications
· Minimum Width: 18" Outside Mount, 18 3/8" Inside Mount
· Standard Mount: 1 ¼"
· Flush with Casing: 2"
Headrail Dimensions: 1 ¼" x 1 5/8"
Top Down Bottom Up Specifications
· Minimum Width: 9" Outside Mount, 9 3/8" Inside Mount
· Maximum Width: 76", 192" for multiple shades on one headrail
· Maximum Height: 96"
· Not available with continuous cord loop system.
Top Down Only
· Minimum Width: 18 Outside Mount, 18 3/8" Inside Mount
· Maximum Width: 73", 192" for multiple shades on one headrail
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· Minimum Width BUTD&SUSD: 12"
o This is per panel. The overall maximum size is 180"
· Maximum Height BUTD&SUSD: 96"
· Not Available with Cordless Top Down Bottom Up
· Spacing
o Standard & CCL Controls: ½"
o Cordless: 3/8"
All Necessary Mounting Hardware Included!
· Standard: These are hidden snap-in brackets made from zinc-plated steel for easy installation.
· Hold Down Brackets: Locks in the bottomrail to prevent blinds from swaying. Perfect for doors and places with wind.
· Extension Brackets: Projects the back of the shade out to clear any obstructions, such as handles. Choose from short (extends headrail 2"), medium (extends headrail 2 5/8"), or long (extends headrail 3 ½").
· Cord Cleats: Mounted to the window frame or wall to secure the cord to ensure safety. Perfect for homes with pets and children.
Control Options
· Standard Cord Lock: A standard pull cord.
· Continuous Cord Loop: A pulley system where the cord retains the same length no matter what position the shade is in.
· Cordless: Simply raise and lower the shade by pushing up and pulling down on the bottomrail.
Raise and Lower Options
· Standard Lift: The bottomrail raises and lowers.
· Top Down Bottom Up: The bottomrail raises and lowers like a standard shade. It also has a floating rail on the top in which the top can lower also. It is great for light control when privacy is needed.
· Cordless Top Down Bottom Up: Same as standard top down bottom up, but the rails are raised and lowered by hand. Make sure these are put on windows where you can comfortably raise and lower the shade with your hand and have easy access.
· Top Down Only: A floating top rail raises and lowers. The bottom of the shade does not operate.
Multiple Blinds on One Headrail: Two or Three individually operating shades are mounted onto one headrail. This is feature is great for privacy on large windows. This is not available with the top down bottom cordless feature. For Controls, with a continuous cord loop system, it can have either one or two controls, but the standard is two controls – one on each end, but a common lift cord can be used to operate both shades simultaneously. Continuous Cord loop cannot be used in the middle of the headrail.
Additional Options (Please call 1-800-684-0862 for pricing and details)
· Special shapes
· Angled Top/Angled Bottom
· Sun Up/Sun Down Shades
· Cutouts
· Bay Window Shades
· SkyTrack Shades (For skylights)
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Comments about Blinds Bali Cellular Shades Bali Room Darkening 3/8" Cellular Shades Storm 3/8" Double Cell Shades:
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By Pat
from Helena, MT
About Me Budget Shopper
This blind is in my master bedroom, I work different shifts thoughout the year and this blind works well do darken the room when I work nights. The blind is a top down/ bottom up and we really enjoy the top down function as it allows light into the room and still allow privacy....very nice feature
LOVE it!
By rebkab
from Missouri
I shopped around a lot and chose this blind because it was actually made of fabric (not a papery material). I found the best price at Steve's Blinds and was able to take advantage of a promotion plus a free cordless upgrade. I plan to do our whole house with this blind and am waiting for another promotion.
I buy all of my blinds from Steves
By JT
from Parkersburg, WV
About Me Midrange Shopper
Great to block out most of the morning sun, so the room lights up gradully as the day gets brighter.Makes room feel warmer and more private.
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Surprisingly easy to install
By Jan
from Utica, New York
Am looking forward to 25 years of enjoyment from these shades as I received 25 years from my DelMar pleated shades. They were considerably more expensive than curtains, but hopefully they will be easier to clean and maintain. They don't seem to get that dusty!
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Delivery was prompt and packaging quite effective in keeping them safe from tearing, etc. Thank you.
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Yet another loss where the Lions played what they deem beautiful rugby. Their supporters will settle for an ugly, deformed or downright hideous win right now.
The excuse about injuries doesn't wash. Every team has injuries. Their problems are rooted in coach John Mitchell's refusal to relinquish a misplaced belief in a fundamentally flawed game plan. The Lions continue to play a brand of rugby too heavily weighted to the expansive. It lacks the balance needed to make them a consistently threatening side.
The Saders were uncharacteristically porous on defence in the first half (missed 10 tackles and lacked the physicality at the gainline that has traditionally been the bedrock of their success). Yet for all their possession and territory the Lions led by just three points (13-10) at the break. They will point to missed opportunities that could have extended their lead, but those sorts of errors have become chronic.
The Saders scored with one of their first opportunities in the half, Dan Carter expertly picking out Zac Guilford's run on his inside shoulder. It was an ominous warning for the hosts, who despite scoring a converted try just before the break, had exhibited little to inspire.
The Saders started brilliantly after the break, Sean Maitland collecting the most sublime grubber from Israel Dagg to score. Tom Taylor converted and kicked two penalties thereafter to give his side a 10-point lead.
Still the Lions had the ascendancy in the territory and possession stakes and were forcing the visitors into a plethora of tackles. But there was a marked sense of composure on defence from the seven-time champs, who committed few to the breakdown and around the ruck fringe, safe in the knowledge that the Lions would not seek to punch up close through phases.
The Lions became increasingly cavalier as their desperation grew and this suited the Saders, who isolated runners and kept their breakdown turnover count ticking over. The Lions never looked like winning. They simply didn't have the tactical capacity for it.
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A new ad by [6] the organization tries to pit racial groups against each other by suggesting that immigrants admitted to the country on work permits are "stealing" jobs from other racial minorities.
This tactic is hateful, fear-based, and sad. By running this ad NumbersUSA is trying to divide people against each other on racial grounds, sowing hate and division among our neighbors. It misrepresents the truth about immigrant workers and the benefits they provide to our country. It also does nothing to substantively address the issue of unemployment among minorities, a problem we can't solve by directing hate at one segment of the population.
The spokesperson cited in the article claims that it is impossible to both support immigrants and fight poverty. The claim that immigrants "steal" jobs from other segments of the population has been widely discredited, as highlighted by Eduardo Porter [7] in The New York Times. Immigrants not only perform tasks that the American workforce does not wish to perform, the positions they fill create jobs for other Americans and lift the overall economy.
As Christians, we need to call this ad what it is: wrong. Demonizing groups of people will not solve problems, and doing so with an eye for racial divides is immoral.
Janelle Tupper is Campaigns Assistant for Sojourners.
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February 15, 2014
TIGERVILLE, S.C. - Despite five players scoring in double figures and scoring an impressive 27 points off of turnovers, the Pfeiffer University men's basketball team lost to conference foe North Greenville Saturday night, 102-89. The loss drops the Falcons to 5-18 on the season and 2-11 in Conference Carolinas play. North Greenville improves to 13-10 and 6-7 in the conference with the win.
Pfeiffer took control of the game early, going up 2-0 only 90 seconds into the game off of a beautiful jumper by freshman Charlie Wagoner. Following a North Greenville free throw to put the Crusaders within one, Keith Johnson hit a three-pointer with 17:38 to play in the first half, erasing the Falcons' lead and putting his team in control for the next eleven-plus minutes. With six minutes left in the first half however, sophomore David McNair hit a jumper to tie the game at 29 apiece. A quick shot by Chris Dean on North Greenville's next possession put the Crusaders in the lead for good. McNair would finish with Pfeiffer's only double-double, shooting a stellar 60 percent from the field, scoring 12 points and grabbing ten rebounds.
Leading the way for the Falcons were sophomores Silvere Aluko and AJ Clark who put up 17 points apiece. Aluko added five blocks, bringing his team-leading total to 63 blocks for the season. Aluko is currently second in the conference in total blocks this season, trailing only North Greenville's Phillip Brown who knocked down a game-high seven blocks this evening.
Other Falcons chipping in were Wagoner who put up eleven points on perfect 5-for-5 shooting from the field, and sophomore Matt Ellwood who added ten of his own. Thomas Horn led all players in scoring with 29 points for North Greenville.
Pfeiffer hopes to snap their three-game losing streak when they take on Barton on February 19th. Tip-off is 7:30 pm in Merner Gym.


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I'm just upset that I was too late for the EG "appreciation" thread.
Jim Eichenhofer @Jim_Eichenhofer
Austin Rivers, with a similar theme: "We outplayed (Houston) for three quarters but they just killed us so badly in the second quarter."
3m Jim Eichenhofer @Jim_Eichenhofer
Anthony Davis: "The 2nd quarter was when it got out of hand. We just gave up too many points. We were trying to fight out of a hole."
Lin, Harden, and Parsons either played the entire fourth or were very close to it.
Lin played all but 18 seconds of the fourth.
Harden played all but 1 minute and 8 seconds of the fourth.
Parsons played the entire fourth.
Greivis played 7 minutes and 24 seconds in the fourth, Rivers played 8 minutes and 41 seconds in the fourth, but to me here is the real head scratcher, Aminu only played 4 minutes and 5 seconds in the fourth. Xavier played 7 minutes and 55 seconds in the fourth.
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Monty could be doing his minutes by design. His first season with CP3/West I remember he went out of his way those first few months (at least) to conserve minutes for the starters. I know we as fans want wins and want to be as competitive as possible, but I actually like the fact that Monty believes in not burning his players out if at all possible, especially this early in the season. I think the fact that the Rockets principals played almost all of the fourth is ridiculous.
Flame away at me if you wish.
Rockets main men logging so many minutes is the odd ball this early in the season. Guess they really wanted this one.
Rockets also have more identifiable players to go with. Hornets hot hands seems to change game by game. I could say more but that would require speaking the forbidden name.
It is...forrbeedden.
Can i just say anthony davis looked like **** out there today
Eric Gordon @TheofficialEG10 14 Nov
Tough loss, but the team worked hard. Greivis Vásquez deserves more credit, he's been playing out of his mind for us so far.
Why does he even bother?
LOL do you think someone is doing his tweeting for him?
Still got to be positive about the game. This team can have some guys with an off night and still be in the game. They are really weak at one position. Imo, a shooting guard away, that can also play defense . I think we all knew that Harden or Chandler was going to go off on us tonight. Still was right in the game.
leave ej alone man some of yall are takin this way too far
No, he didn't play. He was MIA.
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