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9277066 - NIOSH Manual of Analytical Methods Cooperative ResearchStart Date: 10/1/1999
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The NIOSH Manual of Analytical Methods (NMAM) are used to determine worker exposures and engineering control effectiveness. The project fosters cooperation to develop, evaluate, and disseminate methods for the measurement of hazardous substances in the workplace among affected industry, interested laboratories, government agencies, and universities. NMAM methods are extensively reviewed and performance independently verified prior to publication. The research meets National Occupational Research Agenda priorities, and offers the occupational safety and health community the capacity to prevent occupational diseases through the development of sampling techniques and analytical methods and measurements guidelines that are reliable and accurate.
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Thanks for the suggestions and links.
More twiddiling in the garage last night revealed the following:
Timing: There is a "ghost image" at the s mark (idle timing mark) giving me two lines and two dots, perhaps a degree or two apart. The ghost image is kind of like someone rapidly shaking a pencil. I taped the weights closed (no advance possible) and retested and still had a ghost image. I take this to mean that ignition timing is not identical on both sides.
ATU: Clean. Spring return is good. Everything loose and easy moving. With a timing light, advance (weights out) and return (weights in) seems smooth, though perhaps a slight "hang" on the last moment of return (less than 1500 rpm), but it was late, I was tired and if there was a hang, it was mild and brief. Advance shaft is smooth over its entire depth and has no horizontal streaks or marks, suggesting to me that it is not unduly worn. Bike only has 44K kms (27.5k miles).
Points: Gap seems to be too narrow. .35mm gauge will not fit. Removed and inspected. They look pretty vintage, pitted on both sides, but the pitting seems relatively centered. Pitting has not eroded the edge of the contacts, just the centre. The black rub bar seems quite short (but I have nothing to compare to except past dealings with old Fiats and Porsches.)
Plugs: Quite black and sooty, as distinct from oily. Consistent with a "rich" condition or poor ignition according to my Haynes manual. Plugs are a perfect match to the picture in the manual. That may have been due to my carb settings, rather than the tech's carb settings. I only have about 150 kms on the bike since the tech set the valves and carbs.
Timing Chain: I assume if the problem (different ignition timing side to side as indicated by the ghost image at idle) is timing chain slop, I would hear it with my head between the wheel and the front cover, or laying under either cylinder. There is no slapping, clanking or chain-like noise, just a gentle tick-tick of the valves.
Camshaft Nose: Shaft looks good. No visable signs of wobble or bending. How does one determine if the camshaft nose is out of true?
Exhaust: Bike has two-into-one exhaust installed by previous owner. Metal gaskets and fin nuts are good, tight and leak free. Heat feels "equal" from both cylinders, but I can juggle baked potatoes. I don't trust myself to be able to determine if one side is hotter than the other.
Intake: WD40 test shows no leaks. Vacuum port screws snug and seated. No air or vacuum leaks at the carb or manifold.
Choke return is to full stop on both sides.
I'm gonna chase down new points and a new condenser, install, gap correctly, check and adjust timing and report back.
If new points and condensor result in the same idle ghosting, I will also adjust idle downwards (screw out) to see if I can reduce the warm, not hung, idle and report back. I can imagine a scenario where too fast at idle would result in a rich condition. I can also imagine a scenario where high idle would increase as bike got warm, especially if the "transfer ports" are engaged.
Regarding the question of hard riding, I am gentle with the bike until I can turn the choke fully off, about 2-3 kms. After that, I use 2nd and 3rd gear and my right hand. Part of the point of a motorcycle is to get through traffic efficiently. I'm not cruising generally. I am briskly accelerating and decelerating through traffic, pulling the engine near redline regularly. The "hang" seems related to the last steady-state throttle position. At fast or hung idle, the engine still feels and sounds balanced. There is no right-hand torque or unusual vibration.
I have an R12GSA for making miles. I use the Airhead around town as a cool, relatively-high-speed grocery getter and errands mobile. That being said, I am the only guy I know with an airhead. I have never ridden another airhead. My impressions may lack context.
I am out of town for a week, so if I go dark, it just means I haven't had time to do the work. I'll report back at my earliest.
Sincere thanks for the suggestions, thoughts and links.
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You have bent cam nose. The symptom is the double image. Confirm it with a dial indicator if you want.
Not likely to be your problem. You can kind of split the difference when timing it or Try to straiten the nose (interesting thread on that recently), or fit an electronic ignition. I chose the last on my /5 as I was dual plugging anyway.
Do plug chops to evaluate the mixture when you are running at speed and having the problem.
Know what a points file is?
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Plugs can't be read reliably if the choke has been used as it can soot them up even when the normal running mixture is correct. Most reliable method is to put clean plugs in engine that's already hot. Having said that I'm not too keen on risking the threads when the engine is hot so if it's possible start and run without choke I prefer to do that.
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Location: Banff, AB
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I'm uncertain what you mean by "do plug chops to evaluate the mixture." Help please.
There is no ghosting at the full advance mark with the old points, just at idle. Does that change your view on the bent camshaft nose? Alternatively, given no ghosting at full advance, does that mean the bend is small enough not to be having a significant impact? Or, does the bend mean that carb balance is virtually impossible because one is using mixture to try to compensate for unequal left to right ignition? Is it possible there is a bearing going that could cause the camshaft nose to wobble? Can that bearing be fixed easily?
I'm reluctant to throw $300 at an electronic ignition, but I love the bike. Is there consensus on the best electronic ignition? Dyna or Omega? Or, are both good and I am asking the equivalent of "what oil should I use and how often should I change it?"
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A ghost of one or two degrees is supposed to not be a problem. I think I read that on Snowbum's site when I was dealing with this problem some years ago. But in principle I will tell you that it would bother me. I ended up with a solid image, no ghost, after doing the bent cam tip explained on the Duane Ausherman site.
That link is for the article about the double timing image. There is a lot of info on the DA site but this article is hard to find. He is talking about /2 BMW's but the principle is the same. It might be a good thing to point out that a timing image that spans the beginning of one tooth of the flywheel to the beginning of the next tooth is more than 3 degrees.
At one point I had the double images touching each other but I was able to get them closer than this. When I started the images were so far apart that it looked like one image till the throttle was raised and the second image could be seen. My BMW sounded more like the lope of V twin motor (you know what I mean?)
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From Duane A. "How much error is too much? That is up to you. We found little, if any, improvement if the two marks are brought together from only 1/4" apart. .... The final indicator is the "F" mark. If it is good and the "S" is a bit out, forget about it. It is one of those things in life. "
Sounds like I have "one of those things in life." I am too brutal with a hammer, and frankly too afraid, to try the fix idle ghost. I will take the advice of forgetting about it, particularly given the close proximity of the ghost (less than a 1/4" (maybe 1/8) and both s marks well within the window).
Thanks for the link and advice.
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The procedure is scary. I had those feeling also but having done it I am more confident.
I think it may go away completely with the new points.
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To fix the fast idle all you need to do is adjust your idle screw and mixture screw when the engine is good and hot. After you do that, it won't idle like it was when it is cold but who rides around with a could engine?
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First things I would confirm:
When it is doing the behavior
1) Push on the linkages on the carbs for the butterflies and chokes and make SURE they are in idle and off positions. This is the very first thing that absolutely has to be put to bed. You want to know if your carb shafts or linkages or cables are out of whack or not.
2) I've never used WD-40 to check for vacuum leaks, but it doesn't impress me much from the sound of it. One thing that will work well if you have one is a Torch with a pencil type tip with Map Gas. This is really nice because you can regulate flow, turn it off and on and very finely direct the flow. I have one like the one below and it is really handy for this.
3) CONFIRM there are no vacuum leaks especially around the spigots.
4) If you have a timing light, check the timing if you think it is sticking in some strange fashion. A programmable timing light would be the shiznit here.
Here is the one I use(very handy):
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If you are going to evaluate your plugs by using the "chop" method, get some ethanol free gas. Usually can find it at gas stations near a lake and a set of new plugs.
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IMO, 99% of everybody has no business doing plug chops. If they can afford all the plugs to do anything close to real comparisons, most everybody still thinks too rich is too lean. IMO, forget it. Go by how it runs and the piston crown IF you are really tuning it for best power. Anywhere close to best power and new plugs will be mostly all white.
Vacuum leak? That's usually at the carb spigots that have already been mentioned but what about the enricher body gasket? That's the other most likely source.
The OP needs to get some points and adjust his timing but the fast idle is most always simply about adjusting the idle AFTER the engine is FULLY warmed up. His description of how it idles cold tells me with some certainty that he has not done that.
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and what of the idle returning to normal after turning off, and restarting?
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Thanks for the link to a description of "plug chopping." I'll give that some thought. There's lots of wide open prairie to the east.
Before I do anything else, I need to get properly-gapped, non-pitted points, a good condenser and the timing set. Then I'll go for a proper run and see if I can recreate the problem.
I have a suspicion that it is a multi-issue problem (points, timing, atu, idle screw, mixture screw), therefore requiring a disciplined approach. If I change too many things at once, I won't know what made a difference. I do believe the key is a very full warm up. I suspect I'll be riding around with a screwdriver and a manometer for a while.
Off for four days with my sweetie. Points and condensor won't be in until late next week earliest. Those that are helping deserve, at the very minimum, to know how it turns out. I promise to report back post points and timing.
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I can't remember if this has been brought up but are your throttle cables in good shape?
I've seen throttle cables ruined by being careless when removing the carbs. This can also cause the idle to "hang."
Did the throttle shaft o-ring get replaced when you rebuilt the carbs (often they are not)? They can also cause a condition similar to what you describe.
Good luck with the diagnosing and let us know what you find.
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Christopher Christie, Drugs, Marijuana, New Jersey, Politics, Quote of the Day
Chris Christie offers a bizarre defense for keeping weed illegal in New Jersey.
BARBRI, Biglaw, Christopher Christie, Football, Job Searches, Labor / Employment, Law Schools, Morning Docket, New Jersey, Public Interest, Technology
* According to the latest Citi report, Biglaw was looking pretty good during the first quarter of 2014. Revenue was up by 4.3 percent — the best first quarter results since 2008. Hooray! [Am Law Daily]
* Nice work if you can get it: Gibson Dunn, the firm hired to handle New Jersey Governor Chris Christie's "Bridgegate" investigation, billed about $1.1 million for roughly two weeks of work. [NJ.com]
* A "perfect storm" of too many grads and not enough jobs caused the decline in law school enrollment. The solution is obviously online learning instead of lowering tuition. Yep. [New Hampshire Public Radio]
* Spend your summer in a "nontraditional" job setting. This is some great advice to prepare yourself for not being able to get a job at a firm after graduation. [Law Admissions Lowdown / U.S. News & World Report]
* Our congratulations go out to Catherine Wauters of George Mason Law, winner of BARBRI's inaugural public interest fellowship! (Our very own managing editor, David Lat, served as one of the judges.) [CNBC]
* The latest football franchise to face the wrath of underpaid cheerleaders is the New York Jets. Members of the team's "Flight Crew" say they make less than minimum wage to shake their pom poms. [Bloomberg]
Being General Counsel for AMEX with Randy Milch and Louise Parent
In this episode of "In-House Legal", Randy Milch interviews Louise Parent about her ambitious path to general counsel of AMEX, how she successfully dealt with AMEX's legal battle with Visa and Mastercard in the U.S., European, and Latin American markets.
Christopher Christie, Constitutional Law, Crime, Politics
Is This Political Ad Against A Lawyer The Most Negative Ever?
Some say this ad "sets a new standard for immoral cynicism," for painting a basic constitutional principle as a moral failing.
Attorney Misconduct, Biglaw, Christopher Christie, Deaths, Gender, Law School Deans, Law Schools, Legal Ethics, Morning Docket, New Jersey, Oral Sex / Blow Jobs, Pregnancy / Paternity, Sex, State Judges, State Judges Are Clowns, Women's Issues
* Leonard M. Rosen, one of the name partners of Wachtell Lipton Rosen & Katz, died earlier this week. Our very own Managing Editor David Lat once sat three doors down from this respected restructuring maven. Rest in peace. [Bloomberg]
* A judicial ethics board has recommended that this judge be removed from the bench because she once "sold out her clients, her co-counsel, and ultimately herself." Oh Flori-duh, you give us so many reasons to <3 you. [Sun Sentinel]
* Gov. Christie named Dean Patrick Hobbs of Seton Hall Law as ombudsman for New Jersey's executive branch. Congrats, but looks like Seton Hall may need a new dean. [New Jersey Law Journal]
* A woman working in retail was put on four months of forced maternity leave when she was four months pregnant. She's due after her forced maternity period is up. Of course she's suing. [Los Angeles Times]
* ICYMI, here's a list of all of the fine states in America where blowjobs are illegal, but necrophilia is a-okay — or "anti-blowjobs, corpse-sex-friendly states," as Adam Weinstein ever so eloquently puts it. [Gawker]
Biglaw, Celebrities, Christopher Christie, Crime, LSAT, Morning Docket, Murder, New Jersey
* Gibson Dunn released the records for all interviews it conducted in order to clear Gov. Christie's name in the Bridgegate scandal. They all said he was too busy working out to know. [New Jersey Star-Ledger]
* Maryland Law named Donald B. Tobin its new dean. We hope he'll assist in not jumping the gun on mourning the death of civil rights leaders before they've actually died. [Baltimore Business Journal]
* "You understand that you can't have two defenses?" The prosecution is accusing Oscar Pistorius of changing his testimony mid-trial, and it seems at this point he's got no leg to stand on. [Bloomberg]
* If you're still thinking about going to law school, you should probably brush up on the logical reasoning section of the LSAT… because you're not very good at it now. [Law Admissions Lowdown / U.S. News]
* If you feel like stepping out on your spouse, you might consider moving to New Hampshire. The state is about to repeal its adultery law which makes the act of cheating a Class B misdemeanor. [Post-Standard]
Christopher Christie, Election Law, Gay Marriage, Law Revue, Law Revue Video Contest, Movies, Murder, Non-Sequiturs, Tax Law, Technology
* Remember to enter the Sixth Annual Law Revue competition. The submission deadline is Thursday at 5. [Above the Law]
* Johnny Depp subpoenaed in a murder case. He'll finally pay for what he did to basic dignity in that Lone Ranger movie. [TMZ]
* Speaking of murder, a court in Pakistan has dropped the attempted murder charges that had been filed against a 9-month-old baby. Maggie Simpson nods in approval. [NBC News]
* The difference between this student note and your student note is that this one is guiding Department of Justice policy. [Wall Street Journal]
* Professor Susannah Pollvogt identifies the key issues raised in the Kitchen v. Herbert oral argument. [Pollvogtarian]
* The Income Tax turns 100. You're looking fabulous. [TaxProf Blog]
* The fallout from Heartbleed continues. Here are a few legal websites affected by the glitch. [ATL Redline]
* Jon Stewart has some choice words for the Gibson Dunn report that Chris Christie commissioned and that not-so-surprisingly came out in Christie's favor. Video after the jump…. [Comedy Central]
Christopher Christie, Crime, Education / Schools, Law Schools, Morning Docket, Murder, New Jersey, Privacy, Shoes, Technology, Texas, Violence
* In consideration of Africa's "growing economic prowess," Biglaw firms like Dentons and Baker & McKenzie are opening up shop. Don't make DLA's mistake: Africa isn't a country. [Am Law Daily]
* Stopped like traffic: Two of Gov. Chris Christie's former aides properly asserted their Fifth Amendment rights and won't have to give up docs relating to the Bridgegate scandal. [Bloomberg]
* Armed with a privacy curriculum developed at Fordham, several law schools are trying to teach middle-schoolers how to manage their online reputations. Selfies and the Law should be fun. [Associated Press]
* Alex Hribal, the suspect in the Pennsylvania stabbing, was charged as an adult on four counts of attempted homicide and 21 counts of aggravated assault. Our thoughts remain with those injured. [CNN]
* A Texas woman was convicted of murdering her boyfriend by bludgeoning him in the head with the 5-inch stiletto heel of a pair of blue suede pumps. The true crime is that they weren't peep-toes. [ABC News]
Biglaw, Christopher Christie, In-House Counsel, Law School Deans, Law Schools, Morning Docket, New Jersey, Parties
* The panel investigating the Bridgegate scandal gave Gibson Dunn until the end of the week to turn over all materials relied upon to clear Gov. Christie from wrongdoing. Thankfully, the governor was too busy working out to be upset. [New Jersey Star-Ledger]
* Penn Law has named Wendell Pritchett, the chancellor of Rutgers University-Camden, as interim dean to take over for Michael Fitts, who is leaving to become Tulane's president. What an incredibly deanly name he's got there. Congrats! [Philadelphia Inquirer]
* New York Law School is launching an in-house institute — the first of its kind in New York City — to help corporate attorneys solve their problems and law students learn about life inside a legal department. Gee, this idea sure sounds familiar. [Corporate Counsel]
* Jennifer Gaubert, the New Orleans lawyer/ former radio diva who lied about a cabbie sexually harassing and taking a lewd video of her, is now being sued by him. Karma's a real bitch. [New Orleans Advocate]
* Rachel Canning, the New Jersey schoolgirl who recently dropped a lawsuit against her parents, was caught partying with the boyfriend who was the cause of the entire affair. Tsk tsk, bad girl! [New York Post]
4th Circuit, Anna Nicole Smith, Biglaw, Christopher Christie, Federal Judges, Gay, Gay Marriage, Gender, In-House Counsel, Law Schools, Morning Docket, New Jersey, SCOTUS, Sonia Sotomayor, Supreme Court, Women's Issues
* Sonia Sotomayor has been dubbed as the "people's justice" in a law professor's article recently published in the Yale Law Journal Online. If only RBG had appeared on Sesame Street, the title could've been hers. Sigh. [WSJ Law Blog (sub. req.)]
* It's a "procedural game-changer": Virginia's class action lawsuit against same-sex marriage has been stayed pending the outcome of the Fourth Circuit's decision in the case that struck down the state's ban on gay marriage. [Legal Times]
* "They're certainly going to be very careful about biting the hand that feeds them." Gibson Dunn & Crutcher, the firm behind the "Bridgegate" report that cleared Gov. Christie of wrongdoing, received $3.1M from New Jersey last year. [New Jersey Star-Ledger]
* Now that approximately 60 percent of compliance officers are women, in-house insiders are starting to wonder if the position is being reduced to "women's work" — and not in a good way. [Corporate Counsel]
* Everyone involved in this case is dead, but it's been hanging in the courts for more than a decade. Soon we'll find out if Anna Nicole Smith's ex-stepson will be sanctioned in the grave. [National Law Journal]
The Surprising Future of Law Prophesied by Baseball Owners, Obama, and LBJ
The revolutionary impact of data science and analytics in fields like sports and politics is well known, and every day there seems to be another "Moneyball for X" analogy. But what, if anything, does this mean for the legal world, and when will it happen? This is a story about the data revolution that is already transforming the law, reshaping who wins and who loses, and how its potential was foretold long ago.
Benchslaps, Biglaw, Celebrities, Christopher Christie, D.C. Circuit, Gender, Law Reviews, Law Schools, Music, Non-Sequiturs, Rap, Sports, Technology, Women's Issues
* The Biglaw firm that Chris Christie hired to investigate Chris Christie and the Bridgegate scandal has concluded that Chris Christie did nothing wrong. Phew, Chris Christie couldn't haven seen that one coming. [BuzzFeed]
* If you were an attorney on the D.C. Circuit case where counsel received an unexpected benchslap for their use of excessive acronyms, would you have said OMG WTF, or LOL NBD? Choose wisely, unless you DGAF. [Legal Writing Pro]
* BTW, the D.C. Circuit doesn't so much forbid the use of uncommon acronyms so much as it requires that a glossary be used to define them. Too bad iPads have killed glossaries. [Maryland Appellate Blog]
* An American failed chef in Paris: One of Lat's friends from back in the day when he was at Wachtell took a very circuitous route to becoming the first American partner at a top French firm. [The Deal Pipeline]
* If you care at all about how well women and minority law students are represented on law reviews, then you'll want to come to this important event. I'll be there, and hope to see you there, too! [Ms. JD]
* It's getting hot in herre, but please keep on your clothes. Students from Penn Law REALLY want you to know about this weekend's boxing event. Nelly will be at the after party. [Wharton vs. Law: Fight Night]
Biglaw, Christopher Christie, New Jersey, Partner Issues, Politics, Quote of the Day
Gibson Dunn Gives Chris Christie A Clean Bill Of Health
Gibson Dunn investigated the Chris Christie administration's handling of Bridgegate; what did the firm find out?
Christopher Christie, Copyright, Events, Football, Guns / Firearms, Law Schools, Music, New Jersey, Non-Sequiturs, Politics, Sports
* Judge orders guns returned to blind guy. David Sedaris has a great routine where he talks about the few stupid jurisdictions that let the blind participate in gunplay. Well consider Florida stupider: this is a blind guy who previously shot 15 times at his cousin while drunk and has since killed his friend — not only while drunk, but after a "10 a.m. beer run" — and he's getting his guns back. [Raw Story]
* An intrepid, but hopelessly clueless jailhouse lawyer is taking it upon himself to free Gucci Mane. Fight on, you hero! [Global Grind]
* Area Man Coasting By On Good Looks, Work Ethic, In-Depth Knowledge Of Virginia Real Estate Law. [The Onion]
* It seems Ray Rice took out all the aggression he feels over having Joe Flacco as a quarterback by allegedly knocking his fiancée unconscious. By "allegedly," I mean, "I'm not saying, but it was in an Atlantic City casino and videotapes show it from every angle." Anyway, here's a good primer on the differences between assault, simple assault, and aggravated assault in the state of New Jersey. [The Legal Blitz]
* Speaking of Rutgers players, the merger between Rutgers-Camden and Rutgers-Newark into Rutgers-Both Law School is on track for 2015. [Philadelphia Inquirer]
* So it's a great time to go to law school! If you thought 2007 was a great time to go to law school that is. [Gawker]
* Here's an innovative way to fight illegal music downloads: the band Gridlink is running a contest encouraging users to upload bogus versions of their songs to gum up the works in exchange for a free, official copy of the latest album. [Handshake Inc.]
* The lawyer who may topple Chris Christie is a defense lawyer who stymied the rotund Republican during his tenure as U.S. Attorney. That must be sweet. [Newark Star-Ledger]
* Passionate about public-interest law? Here's your chance to win a paid one-year fellowship with Save the Children. (Our very own David Lat is one of the contest judges.) [BARBRI]
* The University of Pennsylvania Law School Entertainment and Sports Law Society is hosting the Penn Law Sports Law Symposium presented by the Heisman Trust this Friday, February 28th from 9:30am-6:00pm at the Law School in Philadelphia. Jim Delaney will be there to talk about how the Big Ten would go bankrupt if one cent of their billions in revenue were diverted. Tickets at the link. [ESLS]
Bar Exams, Biglaw, Christopher Christie, Gay, Gay Marriage, Health Care / Medicine, Law Schools, LSAT, Morning Docket, New Jersey, Pro Bono, Sexual Harassment, State Judges, Utah
* Sedgwick is the latest Biglaw firm to jump on the back-office bandwagon. The firm will be moving all of its administrative operations — from HR to IT — to Kansas City, Missouri. Don't be sad, it's probably better than West Virginia. [Am Law Daily]
* Lawyers may be pecking at Biglaw's rotting carcass, but at least there are lessons to be learned for Big Med, the next profession supposedly on the brink of implosion. It's time to stop obsessing over revenue and rankings. [The Atlantic]
* Ten states rushed to help Utah defend its ban on gay marriage using "pretty embarrassing" arguments, but Nevada just washed its hands of its own appeal, saying its ban was "no longer defensible." [Bloomberg]
* Here's something that'll make you love or hate Chris Christie even more: he once made Bristol-Myers Squibb donate $5 million to Seton Hall Law to avoid securities fraud charges. Yep. [Washington Post]
* Faruqi & Faruqi doesn't want its attorneys' compensation information to be disclosed to Alexandra Marchuk in her sexual harassment case against the firm. A kinder, gentler firm, huh? [Law 360 (sub. req.)]
* Soon you'll be able to take the bar before you graduate in New York, but only if you do pro bono work during spring semester of your 3L year — and you'll likely have to pay to complete it. [New York Times]
* If you just took the LSAT, you're cutting it pretty close, buddy. Guesstimate your score so you can avoid sending out applications that will make admissions officers laugh. [Law Admissions Lowdown / U.S. News]
10th Circuit, Biglaw, Christopher Christie, Curtis, Mallet-Prevost, Colt & Mosle, David Boies, Federal Government, Gay, Gay Marriage, Morning Docket, New Jersey, Sports, Ted Olson, Utah
* The U.S. government has decreased funding to outside counsel for the third year in a row, leaving most Biglaw firms high and dry — except for Curtis Mallet-Prevost. Spend that $8.7M in contract cash wisely. [National Law Journal]
* Roberta Kaplan, the lawyer who brought DOMA down to its knees, is repping clients who want to intervene in the gay marriage case before the Tenth Circuit. Looks like somebody wants to be 2013 and 2014 Lawyer of the Year. [BuzzFeed]
* A judge has granted class action status in the suit challenging Virginia's ban on same-sex marriage. Let's see if David Boies and Ted Olson can take another case to the Supreme Court and win. [Reuters]
* If you've been wondering why David Wildstein picked the Friday before the Super Bowl to stab Governor Chris Christie in the back, Lat thinks it might have been "some kind of act of revenge." [Bergen Record]
* No acquittals this time: George Zimmerman is planning to enter the wonderful world of "celebrity" boxing. He's set to enter the ring on March 1, and is more than likely to get his ass kicked. [Chicago Tribune]
Christopher Christie, Death Penalty, Divorce Train Wrecks, Eric Holder, Law Schools, Morning Docket, New Jersey, Pets, State Judges
* Attorney General Eric Holder has until tomorrow to decide whether the government will seek the death penalty in the case against Dzhokhar Tsaernaev. Screw his fan clubs, he deserves it. [Associated Press]
* "Those who know me know I don't like to lose." Good thing he didn't. Leo Strine was unanimously confirmed as Chief Justice of Delaware's Supreme Court. We can't wait to see what he'll bring to his new bench. [Reuters]
* "[N]ominal relief does not necessarily a nominal victory make." Any day that a lawyer can secure a $1 award for his client and a $34,772 award of fees for himself is a very successful day as a lawyer. [New York Law Journal]
* The mayor of Hoboken, New Jersey, was sued, and she's blaming Chris Christie and his allies for the whole thing. When the governor found out, he had just finished bringing about world peace. [Star-Ledger]
* Kansas Law will offer in-state tuition to people near Kansas City, Missouri. It must be hurting to fill its seats to make such an offer just because the city name has Kansas in it. [Kansas City Business Journal]
* George Zimmerman's estranged wife, Shellie, is well on her way to getting a default judgment of divorce. She may be down one dog in her life, but she still wants custody of their two pets. [Orlando Sentinel]
Art, Christopher Christie, Law Schools, Money, Morning Docket, New Jersey, Pornography
* Who doesn't love fee voyeurism? It pays to be a winner in an antitrust case. How many millions did Robins Kaplan just rake in? Just part of the largest attorney fee award ever handed out in a private antitrust case, no biggie. [Am Law Daily]
* In this glass half-full world, about half of state Attorneys General are in favor of gay marriage — but some of them would go ahead and defend their state's laws anyway. Boo. [WSJ Law Blog]
* It might be "pretty basic," but Chris Christie received a document subpoena over the Bridgegate scandal. Not for nothing, but we hear that the governor was in the middle of bringing about world peace when he got the news. [Bloomberg]
* Hofstra Law is the latest school to launch its own "law school law firm" in an effort find jobs for its graduates close the justice gap. Welcome aboard the bandwagon, enjoy your stay! [Hofstra Law News]
* Hunter Moore, the king of online revenge porn, was indicted on 15 federal charges by a grand jury. "We're superpleased that the FBI have brought this to fruition," says a victim's mother. So is everyone else. [TIME]
* "I have this much respect for the American judicial system." George Zimmerman has a new painting for sale, and this time he's ripping the Special Prosecutor who charged him with second-degree murder. [CNN]
6th Circuit, Christopher Christie, Non-Sequiturs, Prisons, Student Loans, Technology
* GEEZER FIGHT!!! (Still not as good as the all-time classic embedded after the jump) [Lowering the Bar]
* Judge Boyce Martin apparently racked up nearly $140,000 in improper expenses. Now he's gone from the Sixth Circuit. At least he finally has some time to travel. [Talking Points Memo]
* The University of Wisconsin got smacked with a lawsuit over its decision to get rid of student government because student governments are useless application padding for tools for no reason. I want this to go to trial just to hear everyone "Badger" the witness. [The Chronicle of Higher Education]
* Thompson Reuters Concourse is getting serious. They just added Drafting Assistant, Westlaw Doc & Form Builder, and WestlawNext Practitioner Insights to the platform and promise more on the way. At this rate, I'm expecting a big "WestPhone" & "WestPad" unveiling in a few weeks. [Legal Current]
* The story of the late Duke law student whose family was hounded by Sallie Mae for repayment may have come to a conclusion. [Think Progress]
* "You Don't Have to be Jewish to Love a Kosher Prison Meal." [New York Times]
* Some law students at the University of Utah Law School have created a humor journal. Here's the latest issue. I wonder what current events issue law students in Utah are going to write about… [The ScoffLaw]
* Ed Kilgore of the Progressive Policy Institute weighed in on how Chris Christie's BridgeGate stemmed, in part, from his experiences as a prosecutor and cited our article on the subject in the process. [Washington Monthly]
As we await the Super Bowl, let's talk about the 1963 Grey Cup! Here are two Canadian Football legends meeting up 48 years after that nasty championship game. It gets testy.
Biglaw, Celebrities, Christopher Christie, Gay, Gay Marriage, Law Schools, Morning Docket, New Jersey, Twittering, Utah
* Parties in Utah's gay marriage case are boosting their legal backbones. Utah picked up Gene Schaerr, of Winston & Strawn, who is leaving the firm to serve as lead outside counsel. [WSJ Law Blog (sub. req.)]
* New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie called upon Randy Mastro of Gibson Dunn to assist with Bridgegate's fallout. Because messing with people's commutes into New York City is that big of a deal. [Am Law Daily]
* Come next year, Yale Law School will be joining the majority of law schools located on this planet by holding its fall finals before winter break. They'll still be studying anyway… just for fun! [Yale Daily News]
* "Being in Portland … is hard to facilitate when you are based in Eugene." Oregon Law, sadly unable to master the fine art of teleportation, will allow students to take their 3L classes in Portland as soon as in 2015. [National Law Journal]
* Courtney Love was in court this week testifying in the first "Twibel" (Twitter + libel) trial in the nation. Oh, that's so interesting, but what America really wants to know is what she was wearing. [Businessweek]


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"...a most welcomed work. There will be no serious study of nineteenth-century Cuban and Latin American slavery for a long time to come that will not refer to this book. Almost as exciting as the data and conclusions in the book was the research team that this Cuban-American venture was able to put together....almost all Latin Americanists will want this book in their library." H-Net Book Review
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"...students of slavery in the Americas will find the data provided here on Cuba and the authors' analytical treatment of it to be a valuable contribution to our understanding of price fluctuations in slave markets over the course of a century. The appendices, graphs, charts, and tables add to to the book's significance as reference tool." Errol D. Jones, The Historian


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70% of U.S. Consumers Suffer From Slow PCs Due to Lack of Maintenance
May 26, 2010
MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif., May 26 /PRNewswire/ —
THE ISSUE: While consumers are fueling the skyrocketing adoption of sophisticated technology in the form of smart phones, home networks, netbooks, tablets, cloud-based services and various smart computing devices, they still need to follow recommended computer maintenance best practices such as PC tune-up, enabling Wi-Fi protection settings and using a complete security solution to give their computer the "new car smell" again and extend the life of their PC. But computer users may not always have the time to regularly ensure they're taking the appropriate steps to maintain their PC's health. THE STUDY: According to the new "State of PC Health" study by NortonLive, the consumer services arm of Norton, data from more than 1 million PCs running Norton PC Checkup shows that education and easy access to basic computer maintenance tools is still needed. THE STATS: PC Performance -- 1 in 7 users do not optimize (or defragment) their hard drive often enough, which hinders performance and can lead to frustration with their PC -- 7 in 10 users would benefit from a PC Tune-up (a comprehensive optimization of their PC) to improve system start-up time, hard drive performance, clean Windows and Registry file clutter, and remove browsing and temporary files from Internet browsers -- 68% of users experience slow system start-up and 66% of users have average of below average system performance, likely due to lack of computer maintenance Security -- 41% of users use completely "open" wireless routers with zero security protection -- 90% of users have inadequate wireless security -- 45% of users do not have firewall software installed -- 1 in 9 users are infected with a security risk or virus - and probably don't know Personal Data Protection -- 80% of users (4 out of 5) do not have any backup software installed and risk losing critical files on their computers Energy Efficiency -- 49% of users (half) never enter standby on their PCs -- 19% of users (1 in 5) never turn off their monitor -- 15% of users never enter standby mode on their PC or turn off their monitor, effectively wasting up to $75/year on electricity
SOURCE: Norton PC Checkup version 2.0 PC Checkup is a free downloadable diagnostic tool that automatically scans personal computers for potential problems. It gives users a personalized in-depth report of the computer's overall health and potential risks in the areas of performance, security, data, web safety and energy consumption. Users can use this information to eliminate problems, improve security and keep their computers running at their best. PC Checkup is developed by NortonLive, the consumer services group from Norton. For more information on PC Checkup, please visit: www.norton.com/pchealth- freecheckup. NortonLive NortonLive Services was founded with the vision of delivering convenient, affordable and secure computer services to consumers and small businesses that do not have the time or expertise to solve painful computer problems on their own. NortonLive experts help customers save time and money, and avoid frustration and catastrophic data loss, by remotely fixing their computer performance and security problems from the comfort of their own homes and businesses. For more information on NortonLive, please visit: www.nortonlive.com. CONTACT: Louis Cheng (650) 762-2814 email@example.com
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Farrell lost the game when he failed to pull the infield in with the bases loaded and no outs. Pujols hit a sharp grounder that would have easily gotten the runner out at home with the infield in and more »
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Listening to the commentary on tonight's action I find it refreshing that the game is actually being commented on and analyzed for most of the air time. Even Remy is doing a good job commenting on the more »
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July 11, 2011
In preparation for his return to Earth, Yury V. Usachev of Rosaviakosmos, Expedition Two mission commander, packs his belongings in the Zvezda Service Module. Usachev and fellow crewmates Susan J. Helms and James S. Voss will be replaced aboard the International Space Station (ISS) by the Expedition Three crew which includes Frank L. Culbertson, Jr., mission commander, and cosmonauts Vladimir N. Dezhurov and Mikhail Tyurin, flight engineers. This image was taken with a digital still camera.
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Nexus 4 vs. iPhone 5
October 29, 2012
Google is going straight for Apple's throat. In addition to announcing its first direct iPad competitor, the Nexus 10, it's also set to release a new high-end smartphone, the Nexus 4. How does Google's (and LG's) latest flagship compare to the iPhone 5? Let's take a look …
In every dimension, the Nexus 4 is larger than the iPhone 5. Thinness – long one of Apple's hallmarks – is a big advantage for its handset.
The weight of the Nexus 4 corresponds to its size, as it's significantly heavier than the feather-light iPhone 5.
Both handsets have high-end resolutions, but the Nexus 4's 4.7-inch display offers more real estate. Whether that's an advantage or overkill may depend on your taste.
On paper, the Nexus 4 looks like the favorite. But performance can go beyond cores and gigahertz, and Apple's A6 is a benchmark record-breaking beast. The bottom line: both chips are top-notch, and neither is likely to be pushed to the limit by many currently-available apps.
The Nexus 4 packs 2 GB of RAM, double the 1 GB found in the iPhone 5.
Google and LG pinched pennies here to keep the Nexus 4's off-contract price low. US$299 gets you 8 GB of storage, and $349 boosts that to 16 GB. Considering that the iPhone 5 only costs $100 less on-contract, you may find the freedom that the Nexus 4 offers to be appealing.
Here's the other area where Google and LG skimped: the Nexus 4 lacks LTE. Though Google is promoting the phone's use of HSPA+ (often marketed as "4G"), you don't get the blazing-fast speeds of "true 4G."
On paper, this looks like a clear advantage for the Nexus 4. Like everything else here, though, take it with a few grains of salt. Many factors influence battery life, and the iPhone 5 should easily last a full day for most users.
These specs are looking similar: two 8-megapixel rear shooters, with the Nexus 4 having a slightly-higher number for the front-facing camera.
Both smartphones have distinctive designs, with particularly attractive backsides. The iPhone 5's anodized aluminum has a striking look, while the Nexus 4 sports a unique bedazzled appearance.
The Nexus 4 is one of the first mainstream smartphones to ship with wireless charging capabilities. Though you'll need to purchase a separate mat or dock, the device is compatible with the Qi wireless charging standard.
Google is taking another stab at bypassing wireless carrier subsidies, selling the Nexus 4 online and off-contract. That didn't work out too well for the Nexus One, but that was almost three years ago. With Google Play established as a premiere marketplace for apps, music, and other media, the time may be ripe for Google to prove that, when it comes to selling high-end smartphones, the carriers can be circumvented.
Summing up
Is the Nexus 4 an iPhone 5 killer? Of course not. No rival smartphone is going to "kill" the iPhone; it will sell in bunches regardless. The Nexus 4 can, however, serve as the new cream of the Android crop. Despite its lack of LTE, its specs are top-of-the-line, and it's priced competitively. Its off-contract pricing could also grant you a freedom not typically associated with owning a smartphone.
No matter which phone you prefer, this holiday season is shaping up to be a great time to shop for a new gadget. Specs can be illuminating, but they're only part of the equation. Getting your hands on the devices in a store is still the best way to know which works best for you.
sorry mr kashmir but the price tag of 299 for the nexus 4 is more then two times cheaper then the iphone's.Arthur Dent
At this price, the Nexus won't be the iphone killer but it will be the iCook killer. lolBallua Trịnh
Should have done a three way comparison with the Nokia 920 included. Wonderful feature setRocky Stefano
so a year ago Apple gets made fun of for releasing the iPhone 4s without LTE… and now Google releases their "flagship" android device (Nexus 4) without LTE? weak google… weak.kashmir772
First of all, iphone dont need the real estate since their simple icons only have one size fits all, secondly because their CPU/GPU/RAM can handle a larger screen resolution with their slow ios and thirdly because if their price goes any higher then you might as well buy mac air.Koos Tonteldoos
Anyone else notice how the author mitigated all of the ways the Nexus beat out the iPhone in terms of specs in his "explanations"? He somehow managed to make some the iPhone deficiencies seem like perks. I agree there aren't many apps out there that will truly test the HW, just seems a bit inconsistent. Google did screw up by skimping on LTE though.skytalker
iPhone killer? No. Other Android phones killer? Maybe!
$299 unlocked is insane. In Australia I use a cell carrier that charges $10 or $17 a month no contract. The catch is you have to bring you own phone. Now I will :)Sasha Shepherd
I compared my HTC one S (bought in May) with the new iphone 5. the HTC is the great winner. Mr. Shanklin may I ask you to compare iphone 5 to HTC one S? May I also ask you if you could also write an article on the comparison between IOS 6 and Android Sense interface.fman
Seriously, I am already accustomed to 3G speed on my current phone. And when I need bandwidth I make sure I am using WiFi to ensure both lack of data usage with my cell phone carrier and ensured high speed bandwidth via some form of local delivery (cable or DSL).
After using the Nexus 4 for a couple of days, I just have to say this is the very best phone I could have ever imagined. However I have never used any apple products ever (my grain of salt). The Nexus 4 is VERY fast (no lag on anything yet) and the apps just scream (disclaimer - I am using my office and home wifi for data rather than my T-mobile connection). I have even taken the extreme measure of downgrading my cpu speed to preserve battery speed (12 hours of occasional videos, checking email and browsing on many websites - 48% charge remaining) and the phone still feels fast and snappy. I am certain this is because of the dedicated GPU/APU (whatever it is).
I can do without LTE to save ~ $70 per month on service. Pre paid vs contract is a no brainer, and the service level is not compromised. Be a slave to the service providers or declare your independence. It's up to you.
One last note. Rooting the Nexus 4 is easy. Took about an hour to figure out how to do it. And I kept the stock ROM and bootloader.
Android 4.2 is the bomb. No kidding, its that good.Steve Graham
Just an FYI to anyone who still thinks you can't get LTE on Nexus 4... It's an unlocked phone, and the chipset supports LTE, just not out of the box.
The antenna isn't amped up for amazing LTE reception, but it can and does work. You just have to unlock it first.James Nelson
WTF!!! I got really happy when i saw the price of the nexus 4 but when it came to sweden it was 600$!!!HugoFTW
Palm Pre + was the first smartphone to ship with wireless charging capabilities built it. And the Palm Pre was the first smartphone to support wireless charging at all, although you had to purchase a separate back cover.
This was many many years ago.Ioan-Radu Tanasescu


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Research Output for Heather Davis
Note: The 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015 publications have not been audited.
Jump to: Publications | Grants and Consultancies | HDR completions
2007 School of Education
Nanschild, Deborah and Davis, Heather (2007) The 'V' factor: thinking about values as the epicentre of leadership, learning and life, in Taxen, Lars (eds), The 13th International Conference on Thinking Proceedings, pp. 137-143, Linkoping Univeristy, Linkoping, Sweden [E1]
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2006 School of Education
Davis, Heather, Evans, Terry and Hickey, Christopher (2006) A knowledge-based economy landscape: implications for tertiary education and research training in Australia, Journal of higher education policy and management, vol. 28, no. 3, pp. 231-244, Routledge, London [C1]
ERA journal ID: 19921 – Scopus EID: 2-s2.0-33750523234
Citation counts: Scopus - 3
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Davis, Heather (2006) Golden capital and other knowledge-based intangibles : measuring for excellence not compliance, TEM Conference 2006 : What we do makes a difference, pp. 1-20, Association for Tertiary Education Management, Callaghan, N.S.W. [E2]
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2005 School of Social and Cultural Studies in Education
Evans, Terry, Hickey, Christopher and Davis, Heather (2005) Research issues arising from doctoral education at a distance, in Evans, Terry; Smith, Peter and Stacey, Elizabeth (eds), RIDE 2004 : Research in Distance Education 6: selected refereed papers from the 2004 Research in Distance Education conference, pp. 120-131, Deakin University, Geelong, Vic. [E1]
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2004 School of Social and Cultural Studies in Education
Davis, Heather (2004) Taking-and making-opportunities to collaborate as contemporary organisations move toward a knowledge economy, Collaboration: the Way Ahead, ATEM Victoria's Biennial Branch Conference Proceedings, pp. 1-17, ATEM, Melbourne, Vic. [EN]
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2002 School of Social and Cultural Studies in Education
Davis, Heather (2002) Look at me : the role of 'individual professional development plans' in advancing professional practice for administrators, ATEM matters, vol. 16, pp. 18-19, Association for Tertiary Education Management, Callaghan, N.S.W. [C4]
ERA journal ID: Not matching ERA journal list
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Grants and Consultancies
No grants and/or consultancies found or audited – the 2014 HERDC financial return has not been completed or loaded as yet.
Higher Degree by Research Completions supervised by Heather Davis
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Rugby League Conference Midlands Round 11 Summary
A complete round-up of this week's matches in the Co-operative Rugby League Conference Midlands Premier Division, inluding stats and league table.
Gloucestershire Warriors 40 - 24 Derby City
MATCH report from the Rugby League Conference Midlands Premier Division win to the Gloucestershire Warriors.
Gateshead Storm 8 - 9 Crusaders Colts
CRUSADERS Colts' match report from the Welsh youth club's weekend game in the Rugby League Conference National competition.
Gritty Panthers sink sorry Eels
THE Parramatta Eels yo-yo season has continued with the Penrith Panthers trouncing the home side 22-16 to sneak into the top eight.
Melbourne produces milestone win
MELBOURNE Storm coach Craig Bellamy celebrated his 100th victory at the helm of the club after his side produced a 30-14 home win over the Raiders...
Dragons put Knights to the sword
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Bradford Bulls Eye Round 20
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Blues, Blues and more Blues
ADRIAN Rovere takes a look at the fallout from Game III for NSW...
Manly win clash of the Titans
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Super League Round 20 preview
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Wales v Ireland previews
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Gateshead Storm v Crusaders Colts preview
A preview of this weekend's clash in the UK amateur Rugby League Conference National division featuring Celtic Crusaders' top of the table youth team.
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This was not an easy game for Krystal for any number of reasons, like
playing in front of her extended family and against Alexa Deluzio, whom she
considers to be a sister. Krystal missed a number of easy shots and FSU's size
forced her into a number of turnovers. Despite that, Krystal hunkered down for
a double-double. She made a living at the foul line, blocked 2 shots and
rendered Jacinta Monroe into a non-factor. It was heartening to see that,
despite her struggles, she played through them and got stronger as the game
went on.
Joy was another player who had her troubles in this game, yet
never stopped working hard and made good things happen at the defensive end.
She pulled down 9 tough boards (including 4 offensive) and disrupted passing
lanes to pick up steals. One of those steals came when she ran up behind an
FSU player to knock the ball out of her hands. She also found Selby for a
score on a great pass. Joy found success when she went to the basket instead
of pulling up for jumpers, including a stickback and 4 foul shots. Going up
against an athletic frontcourt, she demonstrated that she was agile enough to
keep up with Harvin and force her into mistakes.
Bridgette was another Duke player who missed some easy shots, but she
more than made up for it with the way she kept the ball moving (5 assists) and
her tremendous defense on Clayton. Mitchell was a big key to Duke's initial
push as she found Jasmine for a three and Joy for a layup after she hit a
jump-hook to start the game. Mitchell made good decisions in transition,
finding both Thomases for scores, and she also pinpointed Christmas with a lob.
This was simply an outstanding game from KJ. She made life exceedingly
difficult for Courtney Ward, who shot 3-7 but got most of her points long after
the game was realistically within reach. Ward also committed 9 turnovers. KJ
was a big key in the latter part of Duke's initial push, getting an assist to
Vernerey on a three point play and hitting a baseline jumper & banking in
another. She sank a couple of more jumpers later in the game, with the latter
coming from inside-out. In the second half, she had assists to both Thomases,
with her last assist winding up leading to the three from Jasmine that
effectively ended the game. Throw in 5 rebounds, and you have a complete
Jasmine has become very effective in biding her time, waiting to make
her move against opponents. When that time comes, a flurry of points is the
result, frequently breaking open close games. Against FSU, she scored just 5
points in the first half: an early three during Duke's initial run and a
stickback. She was concentrating on defending Angel Gray during this period,
but also missed a few shots and turned the ball over a couple of times. Rather
than force things, she waited until she found her rhythm again. That came
quickly in the second half, when she doubled her scoring total just three
minutes into the proceedings with a three and a tough jumper in the lane. When
FSU started to inch closer, Jasmine ended a run with a pull-up jumper from 10'
and then initiated a fast break. She later scored 7 straight points, including
that three that broke FSU's spirit. This was an ACC Player of the Year type
performance, and doing it against one of the best teams in the conference
serves notice to Duke's future opponents.
Karima was rendered ineffective with foul trouble most of the game,
though she did finish an early lob from Mitchell. That didn't stop her from
forcing 2 steals in the press, and coming up with a huge block.
This was the most effective game Allison's played in quite some time.
She was eager to come out and make an impact in the early going, as she scored
on a drive (a move I hadn't seen her make often) and then finished a three
point play. She was quiet in the second half (other than a great pass to
Mitchell) until she took over down the stretch, scoring 6 of Duke's final 13
points and coming up with an assist. Allison put a lot together in this game:
she committed no fouls, had only 1 turnover, finished a couple of passes (after
working so hard to try to set up her teammates all year) and was a key in
helping to stop Monroe. This is a performance to build on the rest of the
The great thing about Selby's evolution at Duke is that she's no longer a
player who needs to have the ball in her hands to make an impact. Her one
basket came on a pass from Cheek, but her threeball attempts were both good
shots in the flow of the offense. Her more significant impact came on defense,
where she forced a jump ball, grabbed three rebounds and even blocked a shot.
There have been games where her shooting has garnered more attention, but it's
the consistency of her effort that got her double-digit minutes.
Chelsea made the most of her minutes (4). While she missed a three and
another short jumper, she took them with confidence. That made her a viable
offensive threat, which allowed her to drive, draw her defender and toss a pass
over her should to Cheek for a layup. That was a key basket because it pushed
Duke's lead up to 19 again after FSU had scored to stop Duke's run. Late in
the second half, she had a steal & runout as well as a pass inside to Vernerey
for a score. This was exactly what Chelsea needed to do to earn playing time:
play smart, play aggressively but not carelessly, and make the sort of athletic
plays of which she's capable.
Lexi was thrown into the mix early on but didn't have a great impact.
She did grab a board, but she threw a pass out of bounds against the zone and
missed on a three (the latter was a good shot, however). Still, it was good to
see her get early minutes, an indicator that she's starting to catch up with the
speed of the game and is doing the work necessary in practice to earn playing
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