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The crowd was on its feet, the Bakersfield Condors had the momentum in their homer opener and 35 seconds later it was quiet at Rabobank Arena.
Las Vegas' Charlie Cook finished an odd-man rush with what proved to be the game-winning goal, four minutes and five seconds into the third period as the Wranglers won 3-2, spoiling Bakersfield's homer opener Sunday afternoon.
The Condors were playing their third game in less than 72 hours and arrived home after 3 a.m. following a 6-5 loss to the San Francisco Bulls on Saturday night. The Wranglers were playing their first game of the season and led 2-1 after two periods when Parker Stanfield evened the game.
Stanfield scored his second goal of the night 3:20 into the final period, but before the fans could settle back into the their seats, Cook delivered the knockout punch for Las Vegas.
"We can't give up a goal right after we got the momentum and tie the game up, (then) give up a 4-on-2," Condors coach Matt O'Dette said. "The very next shift the puck's in the back of our net and we're down again."
Still, as was the case Saturday night, the Condors had a golden opportunity to tie the game again. On Saturday, they came away empty from a 5-minute power play (including two full minutes of a two-man advantage). On Sunday, they struck out on back-to-back power plays, the first starting with 7:42 remaining.
"We need some work on our power play, but there needs to be a little bit of a sense of urgency when we're in those situations," O'Dette said. "Breakouts and entries, getting it set is one thing but we're making bad decisions. It's not so much what we're doing, it's execution. We've got to execute when we have the opportunity."
The Condors were 1-for-6 on the power play, also missing on a two-man advantage in the second period. Stanfield scored a power-play goal eight minutes into the first period to give the Condors a 1-0 lead.
"Our power play looks pretty darn good at the start of games," O'Dette said. "(Saturday night) we were 3-for-3 in the first three power plays, then we didn't get anything in the last few. We got the first one tonight, then nothing to show for it when it counted in the third when we got our opportunities."
One area of concern for O'Dette is how and when opponents are scoring against the Condors.
Las Vegas tied the game 1-1 when Judd Blackwater scored with less than three minutes left in the first period, and took a 2-1 lead on a Adam Hughesman goal with 47 seconds left in the second. Then there was the game winner right after Bakersfield's tying goal in the third.
"We got that early season making mistakes at the wrong times," O'Dette said. "Starts of period, ends of periods, shifts after goals, taking a penalty after a goal, getting scored on the very next shift after we tie the game up.
"It's just knowing when the momentum shifts are in the game and knowing how to respond to them."
The Condors were the only team in the ECHL to open with three games in three days and they will get a day of rest today before getting back on the ice to prepare for home games against San Francisco on Friday and Saturday nights.
"We're going to learn, we're going to get better," O'Dette said. "Obviously some rest will be nice. We're the only team starting three in three. That's not easy. We'll regroup and be better."
One step in being better was taken Sunday when forward Alex Hudson, who played 19 games with the Condors last season, was signed and played.
"He's hungry," O'Dette said. "He's a bigger body, strong kid. He's going to crash and bang, be a little more physical. I felt it was something we needed. We have some room (on the roster)." Hudson got a lot of shifts and had an assist on Stanfield's second goal. ...
The size of the crowd was not announced but it was not anywhere near the normal 5,000- or 6,000-plus for typical Friday or Saturday night openers. ... Defenseman Tyson Gimblett and forward Nick Prockow were scratches. Defenseman Francis Meilleur played his first game of the season.


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The Sharks were taking confidence from the 34 points they scored against the Crusaders in Christchurch last year, as they arrived in Timaru for their first away match of the Vodacom Super 14.
The Sharks begin their daunting five-match tour on the back of a gutting one-point defeat to the Cheetahs, but coach Dick Muir doesn't believe the loss will have an impact on Saturday's game.
'Had we won against the Cheetahs, I think we would still be underdogs against the Crusaders," he said. "What will give us confidence is that we scored 34 points against them last year at Jade Stadium [the Crusaders scored 77], but we will have to tighten up our defence.�
Muir admitted the Sharks had a lot of work to do if they hoped to compete with the Kiwis and Aussies.
"We have to concentrate on our set pieces. We were caught behind the game line a bit on Saturday, but hats off to the Cheetahs … they defended very well," he said. "We gave away seven line-outs and the Cheetahs pride themselves on competing well. Maybe it was a bit of naivete from us.
"We will be taking the tour game by game, and can redeem ourselves by beating the Crusaders. The squad is very excited about the tour and that's important for us. To have a full go at the Crusaders will be great.�
Tighthead prop Brendon Botha was stretchered off the field with a pinched nerve muscle in his neck, but Muir believes he should be ready to play.
"I don't think BJ's injury is too serious, just a shock to the system. He is moving around and looks fine, so we are holding thumbs. Deon Carstens injured the same shoulder that was hurt before. Heinke [van der Merwe] will return in three weeks and it will be a huge relief to have him back."


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Potential spoiler alert: An Anchorage man will be one of 16 fighters featured in "The Ultimate Fighter," the mixed martial arts reality TV show that rewards the winner with a six-figure, multi-fight Ultimate Fighting Championship contract.
At least, the trailer for the show suggests as much.
We'll find out for sure if Nic Herron-Webb is one of the 16 who will be featured in the show's 16th season when the two-hour premier airs Friday night on FX (GCI cable channel 32).
Herron-Webb, an East High graduate and two-time Alaska Fighting Championship champ, was one of 32 fighters invited to Las Vegas this summer.
They engaged in a series of fights that sliced the field in half and provided the subject matter for the premier. The surviving 16 then moved into a Las Vegas mansion, a communal living arrangement that's a staple of reality TV (think "Real World," think "Bachelor Pad").
The relationships and rivalries formed in the house and in the gym fuel the 13-episode series, which will air on Friday night for the next several weeks.
Herron-Webb's family doesn't know if Nic is one of the 16 who moved into the mansion. But his dad thinks he is.
"The trailer shows him in the house," Rick Herron said this week.
The bleep-filled trailer provides a sneak preview of the 16th season of The Ultimate Fighter -- aka TUF -- which is reverting back to taped broadcasts this time after experimenting with a live format last season. Dana White, the mastermind of all things UFC, said on Thursday's Jim Rome radio show that viewers prefer the taped versions because they include more antics from inside the mansion. Ratings of the last season slipped to an average of little more than 1 million viewers per show.
At 22, Herron-Webb is the youngest competitor. He has been trying to get on the show for a couple of years, according to his dad.
"The first time he was 20 and he was going to be 21 by (the start of) production, and then they pushed it up and said, 'Sorry Nic, you're gonna be too young,' " said Herron, who said the fighters must be 21 because parts of the show occur inside casinos.
"Last year they decided to make it all lightweights and he's a welterweight, so he was out that year. The producers were getting to know Nic, so they called him in July and said 'We'd like to get you down here.' "
Herron-Webb left for Las Vegas on July 29 and was told to be prepared to stay for six weeks, his dad said. The field of 32 was quickly cut in half, and the 16 survivors moved into the mansion Aug. 1. The show has been taping ever since.
Herron said he hasn't heard from his son since the end of July.
"As soon as they get off the plane, (producers) are taking their phones away," Herron said. "They don't allow them on Facebook or anything."
The 16 fighters who move into the mansion are divided into two teams, with UFC heavyweights Shane Carwin and Roy Nelson serving as coaches.
After Friday's premier, each TUF episode will end with one fighter from each team squaring off, with the loser getting bounced from the competition. The last two men standing will meet in a Dec. 15 fight that awards the winner a lucrative UFC contract. The finale's card will also include a fight between Carwin and Nelson.
TUF, which first aired in 2005 on Spike TV, has spawned several fighters who went on to make it big in the UFC, including Michael Bisping and Forrest Griffin.
Nicknamed "Naptime," Herron-Webb has compiled an 11-3 record in the AFC, with most of his wins coming by submission. He works security at the Bear Tooth Theatre and trains at Greatland Martial Arts,
A high school wrestler for East, Herron-Webb found almost immediate success in the octagon. He owns two AFC welterweight championships and the 170-pound title from last winter's inaugural Great North Grand Prix.
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A shrine dedicated to highwayman Kayamkulam Kochunni is attached to Edappara Maladevar Nada Temple near Kozhencherry.
PATHANAMTHITTA: A shrine dedicated to Kayamkulam Kochunni, Muslim highwayman who lived in the early part of 19th century, attached to Edappara Maladevar Nada Temple near Kozhencherry is perhaps the only one of its kind in the country.
Kochunni who lived in the Central Travancore region of the erstwhile State of Travancore was said to be a famed highwayman who robbed the rich to help the poor and the needy.
Legends about his exploits have almost become part of the folklore in the modern God's Own Country.
Resembling the legendary Robin Hood tales, Kochunni's feats as highwayman inspired many film and television serial-makers. Kochunni died in jail in 1859.
Local people have strong faith in Kochunni Nada at the temple and they offer candles, incense sticks, ganja, country-made liquor, betel leaves, pan, arecanut, tobacco, etc. to propitiate the deity, says K.K. Podiyan, office-bearer of the temple administrative body.
M.R. Narayanan, 58, is the present Ooraali (priest) who performs the rites at Kochunni Nada.
According to him, the shrine dates back more than one-and-a-half century, attaching claim for its installation to his grandfather's grandfather.
Legend has it that an Oorali belonging to the Kurava caste at the temple was instrumental in installation of the shrine.
It says that the Ooraali, while returning from Oachira, happened to hear a plea from the sky as he was resting under a 'pipul' tree at Kayamkulam.
Having power to 'communicate' with the 'spirits', the Oorali perceived it as a plea from Kochunni's wandering spirit seeking 'asylum' or a 'seat' at a suitable place.
The Oorali offered a seat for the spirit at Edappara Maladevar Nada Temple and installed it on the temple complex, later.
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"I was fascinated with drinking and drugs from as young as I remember,'' Guettel says. ''Including pretending to get a hangover, smoking leaves off trees, sniffing mimeographed tests. When I first got high, when I was 13, my memory is that I shared a joint with a raccoon; that's how intense it was. It was the happiest moment of my life.'' He smiles brilliantly, then lets the smile wilt. ''Still is.''
Guettel and I are walking up Queen Anne Hill in Seattle, toward a prospect he assures me is worth it. I am gasping, but only in part from the climb. His history with drugs is disturbing -- marijuana at 13 is one thing; cocaine at 14 is another -- and can't be dismissed as a rich kid's insufferable debauchery, even though some of the stories are painfully literal iterations of the theme of abusing his good fortune. Once, flying back to Exeter from New York, where he'd gone to sign papers regarding his grandfather's will, he scalped his Eastern Shuttle coupons for drug money and was beaten bloody in the process. That scared him clean for two years, but gradually, at Yale, where he felt isolated and unhappy, he slipped back into pot and mushrooms and pills.
And alcohol. ''After I graduated and was living in Brooklyn, I started drinking regularly at night, and smoking pot, and then cocaine happened again in my mid-20's. By the time I was 27 I was in recovery, but not authentically. The New York production of 'Floyd' happened when I was sober, but then I was in a car accident, herniated two discs and was given a Percocet. Soon I was taking 25 to 30 a day. I was an abject, drug-addled wretch, shades drawn, not eating, watching TV all day. Within six weeks I was in rehab again. Then came almost four years of sobriety, during which I finished 'Myths and Hymns,' put it on at the Public Theater, did some documentary scores and also wrote the first three or four songs for 'Piazza.' And then someone offered me Vicodin.
''In the last three years I've been in rehab twice, but basically it's been a pretty rough ride. Right now I have 69 days clean, and I have to keep going to meetings regularly or I know I will be doing drugs again. I'm playing Russian roulette. I don't know what would happen if someone offered me some kind of alcohol, if there were drugs at a party. And because of the matrix of drugs and sex. . . . '' He trails off, sighing.
There are many ways a legacy can turn out to be a burden, and Richard Rodgers's legacy to his heirs has succeeded at all of them. The gap between his secret reality and the beautiful world of his very public art almost swallowed up everyone standing nearby. Possibly as a reaction, his daughter Mary Rodgers Guettel has developed a personal style you might call knee-jerk transparency, except that you do not need even a tiny rubber mallet to get the goods from her. When I arrive at her Upper West Side apartment, she has already prepared a dossier of Adamic memorabilia: prep-school report cards, early compositions, joke photographs of the kind you'd usually burn, letters of filial love and apology. Her husband, Henry Guettel, helpfully provides a large manila envelope in which to transport the trove.
There is no trove large enough, though, to document the sheer too-muchness of this family. Too much talent, too much pain. It is, finally, a theatrical family, and not just because the living room features Jo Mielziner's watercolors of his sets for ''Pal Joey'' and ''Pipe Dream.'' The Guettels' very lives seem to be part of a master ironist's dramatic design. Or a master melodist's: Rodgers, dead almost a quarter century, still rakes in millions of dollars a year for his heirs and magnetizes them so completely with his monumental achievement that even if they turn away -- and despite their own achievements -- their very cells continue to align with him.
Nothing Adam Guettel does can therefore be seen in isolation from his family. Even ''Piazza.'' It was his mother who suggested that he musicalize the story -- but not before having suggested the same thing, back in the 60's, to her father. ''Daddy told me it was lovely, but not for him,'' she says now; Rodgers soon went on to write, with Sondheim and Laurents, his own American-in-Italy love story, the underrated ''Do I Hear a Waltz?'' But why didn't Mary Rodgers (as she was professionally known) compose ''Piazza'' herself? She had, after all, written the fine music for ''Once Upon a Mattress,'' among other shows. ''I had a pleasant talent but not an incredible talent,'' she says without self-pity. ''I was not my father or my son. And you have to abandon all kinds of things.'' So somewhere along the way she let her theatrical career slip away in favor of young-adult fiction (the ''Freaky Friday'' series) and the chairmanship of the Juilliard School. Not to mention motherhood. From her first marriage there were three children; from her second, to Guettel, himself a lifelong man of the theater, another three, all boys: Adam in the middle between Matthew and Alexander.


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Craneguy, I guess we should seek professional help since we obviously have a death wish. But unlike you, I don't have the luxury to give up trying to convince gringos to come since I run a hotel and a motorcycle tour company. So I answer people's questions, publish up-to-date info on our website and rely on review sites and word of mouth. It seems that the gullible, believe anything on the TeeVee types are not the people I want to come and visit. Open minded people, those skeptical of the mass media/mass hysteria are the folks we want here. They are willing to learn about other cultures and are respectful of the locals. So I work on the fence sitters, those who have the feeling that it can't be as bad as the press makes it out to be or there would be 10s of thousands of Mexican at the border screaming for asylum every day.
I tell people that the schools are open, moms walk the little ones to kindergarten each morning, the water system works, the trash gets picked up and the streets swept day in and day out. Parades and fiestas, weddings and quinceañeras happen
And every three years, there is an election and the people line up to vote. These things don't happen in a failed state. These things don't happen in a place of unrelenting violence and death. These things happen in a normal place where normal people live their lives in safety, enjoying their families and their community. That's why I'm here.
And Snownut. Thanks for the Canadian government warning. Any thing on Phoenix?
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In our previous post, we were inspired by a fascinating note from Deutsche Bank to look into the peculiar behaviour of the "net errors and omissions" category in certain European countries' balance of payments statistics, on the theory that these can tell us about capital flows occurring under the radar.
One explanation would be a desire to avoid tax. As Gabriel Zucman has noted, there are trillions of dollars more financial liabilities in the world than there are corresponding financial assets. That only makes sense if people are hiding their wealth from the authorities. And, as it happens, the places we identified as having particularly large hidden capital outflows — Sweden, Denmark, Finland, Italy, the Netherlands, and Austria — all have very high taxes, while Malta, which was a large recipient of hidden inflows, is known for being a convenient euro-denominated tax haven. Read more


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The Badgers starting 125 lbr, Matt Kelliher, was not in the lineup. He had a great redshirt season last year and I think he lost only two or three times - - once to Colon in the finals of a tourney, and twice at Midlands (where he had the flu).
The 133 match, Tom Kelliher against Wolfensperger, was extremely close and Wolfensperger executed a beautiful takedown for a SV win. Kelliher gave up too early on several takedown attempts early in the match. It could have gone either way.
At 141 Graff was dominant. Lazor had no defense for his slick takedowns, and Graff showed new power on top. Graff has put on extra muscle since his time down at 133.
The 149 match was not as close as the 2-1 score would indicate. Cole Schmitt from UW was in control the entire time and Hiatt stalled and blocked the entire match. In fact, I'm not sure if Hiatt even made a single TD attempt.
Bonin looked fantastic at 157 and I'm surprised the score was only 15-6. UW's York had one TD and I'm surprised he got that.
At 165 Jarrett Jensen for UNI showed a lot of quickness and great fundamentals. He took Frank Cousins from the UW down at will. Cousins usually keeps matches very close so it was surprising to see him lose so handily. I think he lost his composure after Jensen's first TD.
I expected a lot more out of UNI's Cody Caldwell at 174. He looked extremely strong and well conditioned, but the UW's Liegel gave him all he could handle. Liegel is a walk-on and looked undersized compared to Caldwell. I have not seen Caldwell before but I was expecting he'd be more explosive on his feet.
I have no idea how Austin Gelbach from UNI did not beat Dylan Iczkowski from US. Iczkowski sustained a knee injury early in the match and gave up a TD to Gelbach after the injury forced him to just drop to the mat for a Gelbach TD. Somehow, after that Iczkowski wrestled the rest of the match with a gimply leg and was a beast on top, gutting out a 3 - 2 win.
Jackson Hein at 197 for UW completely dominated McBroom. Hein took him down at will and McBroom had no answer from the bottom position. I think Hein will surprise some people this year.
And the highlight to me was watching Medbury beat Krumwiede at 285. Both are RFr and I think Medbury has beaten him twice so far now during their college careers. Medbury is recovering from a cold/flu and you could see his conditioning sucked, but he still had some very nice TD's and was able to easily control him from the top.
To say that if Colon and Loder were in the lineup that UNI would have won the dual is not so easy. If each team had their starters in the lineup I would give the UW 125, 141, 149, 197 and 285, and UNI 133, 157, 165, 174, and 194. So, it would come down to bonus points, IMO.


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Biden honors Irish prime minister, heritage
Wednesday - 3/20/2013, 3:30pm EDT
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WASHINGTON (AP) -- Vice President Joe Biden is stretching the luck of the Irish a few more days as he hosts the country's prime minister for a St. Patrick's Day breakfast.
Biden held the belated celebration Wednesday -- a day after he returned from Rome for the pope's installation -- in honor of Irish Prime Minister Enda Kenny at his Naval Observatory residence.
The annual breakfast included Irish music, along with traditional cuisine including Irish soda bread.
Biden, wearing a green tie and handkerchief, proclaimed he's five-eighths Irish before reading a poem dated 1919 by his grandfather, Edward Francis Blewitt.
Kenny visited the Capitol with President Barack Obama and the White House for a reception on Tuesday.
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hanley sucks way worse,
mulley carries that show
Agreed.. 99% of everything they say is from a publicist, etc.
Unless you actually know them, you don't know them.
whoever is ultimately decided is irrelevant seeing as it is a silhouette...
but you'd have to have the guy carrying the ball
^^^ most educated post i've ever read on here. completely agree with every word. but sadly no, bears fans wont realize that he is garbage.
really??? when is it ok to hit another player in the head? stop being so biased. hochuli said forearm, wasnt a forearm but he did open hand punch him in the back of the head... theres no denying that.
how can he possibly be happy about any component to this team?
i don't just hate lovie to hate lovie, but it is becoming more and more difficult for me to tolerate his responses.
however, i don't...
I believe he was referring to his HR total, not his age.
On that note, CC has never put up more than 19 long bomb silvers anyway so I don't really see how coming to the Cubs will incerease his HR...
Problem with this is the bulls FO, imo, will believe Deng turned a corner and is the answer they have been searching for in FA/trades.
yes and he already stated in the previous post of his error. so, read the posts before replying.
best- fisher
worst- lovie smith
overrated- ryan, singletary
underrated- kuniak
May or may not have been catchable. I do not think it was interference however. Definitely should have been reviewed as many others have already said at the very least to eject fat boy on the far...
what's with all the soda or pop responses because they are under age. i started sampling around when i was 13-14 years old. not saying I was cool or anything but your 19 and 20 and don't drink, that...
I don't see them not giving it to Quade. Unless of course Girardi says he wants it.
that's an interesting opinion. you're referring to the San Franciso Giants??
and you would be wrong.
what position do you play?
agreed. I keep hearing how the younger/new guys are hurting the hawks. couldn't disagree with this more. if anything they look like they are playing like they want to be here and have something to...
He sure did, trying to get around him to the ball as he was being held by bennett.
Are you more upset that the PI happenede near the end of the game or do you legitimately feel that that wasn't a...
Agreed. Show a little maturity, hope he gets suspended for this.
are you referring to the fumble in the first quarter by forte? if so check the film the packers didn't recover the ball.
not quite sure how your formula adds up to 1-3, but ok
and what horrible officiating calls are you referring to?
Wouldn't be all that upsetting if ticket prices weren't going to increase. I work security and go to school full time. Can't even afford to go watch the fourth worst team in the nl.
Lovie wouldn't be so bad if they didn't give the guy any t.v. time. Dude has the most boring, monotone demeanor about him. He has no outward energy whatsoever. Everything that has gone wrong in...
I'm not sure you would call that a throat slashing gesture. But use your head next time, why even leave it up for question.


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Jon Santiago: Kings summer league roster (so far): McCallum, McLemore, Stauskas, Derrick Williams, Acy, Sim Bhullar, Nick Wiggins, Jared Cunningham and Eric Moreland. They cut Willie Reed yesterday in case you were unaware of that. @Shams Charania reported that first. Twitter @itsjonsantiago
Jon Santiago: Pete D'Alessandro says that he's talked to Derrick Williams about playing in Summer League. Williams is going into his 4th season next yr. Twitter @itsjonsantiago
How would you describe your transition to Sacramento? Derrick Williams: "It's good! I finally moved into my house a few weeks ago. When you get traded on the spot, you have 48 hours and then you start playing. So the first week was really hectic, but since then it's been good." How are you working to improve the consistency of your game? "Staying after practice and working out with the other younger guys. We're always trying to get extra work in, and to be the last ones to leave." NBA.com
Just seven games into Williams' tenure with the Kings, general manager Pete D'Alessandro pulled off a blockbuster seven-man deal that brought Rudy Gay to Sacramento. Williams is now back on the bench and struggling to find his way. "Derrick has probably been effected the most with Rudy coming," coach Michael Malone said during pre game on Thursday. "It's been a little tough on Derrick," Malone added. "But I know he's going to keep on competing and playing hard for us." Cowbell Kingdom
Q: So you have to be happy about the early returns on the Derrick Williams trade. He's athletic, and his overall game looked pretty good in game number one. Pete D'Alessandro: After one game, we feel the way we felt when we did the trade. The one thing about once you make a trade, is it's more about getting to know the person. You know what you see on the floor, you know what you understand as someone's potential, but now you get to meet the person. And a big part of, I think, becoming good or great, is about who you are. You see it in a lot of players and it's been a pleasure getting to know him. Cowbell Kingdom
SacKings' thoughts on Derrick Williams debut: Michael Malone: "I thought he was terrific. Right away, I said that he's a guy that brings great athleticism and versatility. We had great plays and transitions, we got out and ran. We had some plays at the rim and he was a big part of that. He's only going to get better as he gets his feet set and gets more comfortable." Sulia
That said, Love admitted that making a personnel change during the season can be difficult. "It's pretty tough," Love said. "I would say it would be a little bit more tough had D-Will been a starter or something, playing 25-, 30-plus minutes a night. But it's always tough losing somebody. I really enjoyed having D-Will around. And, like I mentioned, Sacramento will enjoy him. But having Luc, he'll come in and fit in immediately.'' Minneapolis Star-Tribune
Sacramento represents a fresh start for Williams, who was born in La Mirada in Southern California. He's happy to leave behind the freezing temperatures for a warmer, west coast climate and he said he's ready to reinvent himself, to show people why he was worthy of that high draft pick. "That's how I got to the NBA, just proving people wrong," Williams said. "(Minnesota was) just a bad fit for myself with the situation I was in, but I'm here to prove people wrong. I've been at the bottom, everybody knows that, and there's only one way up." news10.net
The 22-year-old Williams flew into San Francisco, before completing his physical and meeting Kings owner Vivek Ranadive during a private dinner. He then made his way over to the team's practice facility in Sacramento, where he spoke about the trade publicly for the first time as a King. "It feels good, it's a new beginning," Williams said. "It's a new start for myself, and the team. I really feel like I can help this team out." news10.net
"I just tell people, just get me on the court, I'm going to do good things," said Williams. "Playing behind Kevin Love, it's tough. Not many people can out play him and he's one of the best players in the world." news10.net
"You're always talking with your staff and evaluating the league to see what opportunities may be out there," D'Alessandro said in a phone interview. "Early in the year, it became clear that we may have an opportunity to acquire Derrick. We did a lot of work and spent a lot of time doing background and research. His talent, we've seen that going back to his time at Arizona. We hope this is a fresh start for him. We feel this is a great environment for him to come here and get that fresh start." HoopsWorld
Flip said contrary to popular opinion on Twitter, Adelman actually likes Derrick and think he'll be a good player in this league. Said he doesn't hate him. Implied, though, that Derrick never won Adelman's trust and team needs to find bench guys Adelman can trust to play more to relieve stress on the starters. Minneapolis Star-Tribune
Jerry Zgoda: Flip said Adelman likes DWilliams, thinks he'll be a good player in the league. Said he doesn't hate him. Twitter @JerryZgoda
Marc J. Spears: Trade completed with Kings getting forward Derrick Williams from Wolves for Luc Mbah a Moute. Twitter @SpearsNBAYahoo
"We are excited to acquire a solid veteran player in Luc Mbah a Moute," Flip Saunders, Timberwolves President of Basketball Operations said in a news release. "Luc is known as one of the premier defensive players in the league with an ability to guard multiple positions. He adds a lot of energy, grit and a high basketball IQ to our team. We thank Derrick for his contributions to our organization and wish him well in Sacramento." St. Paul Pioneer Press
He averaged 4.4 points and three rebounds and nearly 22 minutes a game while playing nine of Sacramento's 12 games. "We'll welcome him to the family," Martin said. "He's a veteran player, a pretty good defender. You never know how somebody fits into the team until he gets here." Minneapolis Star-Tribune
Marc J. Spears: No picks, cash or other players expected to be involved in Williams-Luc deal, sources say. Wolves have been very eager to move Williams. Twitter @SpearsNBAYahoo
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Treasurer Tim Nicholls attacks public service union over rejected pay offer
- From: The Courier-Mail
- December 21, 2012
QUEENSLAND public servants may have shot themselves in the foot by rejecting the State Government's latest pay offer, Treasurer Tim Nicholls says.
Employees overwhelmingly voted against a 2.35 per cent annual pay rise offer following advice by their union, Together.
The Queensland Industrial Relations Commission (QIRC) will now have to arbitrate.
However, Mr Nicholls says the government's offer was above the consumer price index and the pay rise would have been in effect before Christmas if it had been accepted.
"I simply point out that some of those (QIRC) decisions in recent times are less generous than those that have been offered by the government," he told reporters in Brisbane on Friday.
"And it does take a longer period of time for those decisions to come through.
"So whether the union are acting in the best interests of their members seeking that outcome or other reasons are unclear to us."
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Attorney General Indicts Avigdor Eskin With Illegal Spying on Michael Cherney, Alleging the Crime was Commissioned by Deripaska's Advisers
General's office to a
illegal collection of information about Israeli businessman
Mr Eskin is the fourth defendant in this case, which focuses on illegal
spying on Mr Cherney. As reported by the IzRus news website, in the last few
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brought against former private investigators Rafael Pridan and
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contacted by Alexei Drobaschenko whose objective was to inflict damage on
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wanted to gather information on him".
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his former business partner. In this case Mr Cherney demands that he be
recognised as the owner of 20 per cent of the stock in UC Rusal (the second
largest aluminium producer in the world), or else that he be compensated the
full value of the package. The total of the claim, including various interest
and charges by
against all Mr Deripaska's motions that challenged British jurisdiction for
the case and the court will hear the case on its merit in
the cause of Mr Deripaska and his advisers undertaking large scale attempts
to discredit Mr Cherney in
damage Mr Cherney's reputation, they allegedly expected that a European
country would place him on the international Wanted list in order to prevent
him appearing in court in
nine people, including
Rafael Pridan and
Cherney claimed that Mr Deripaska had launched an international campaign ,
including one in
publications in electronic and print media, street graffiti, and attempts to
influence authorities by illegal means".
Experts expect that the next indictment will be against Alexei
Drobashenko, the former head of external relations for Basic Element (
and that this will directly implicate
this criminal case.
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