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Forest Lawn North is a newer cemetary nestled just beyond the commercial chaos that is Houston's Farm Road 1960. Flat, small, and bordered by pines, it has the look and smell of a pasture. It is a place for people whose roots in the community did not go very deep: The tombstones do not date back very far, and there are no imposing family mausoleums or impressive statuary, just a whitewashed wooden sidewalk leading to a modest but well-intentioned gazebo. World War II and Korean War vets are buried here, as well as country people with names like Clyde and Mabel, and infants like Clintesha D. Potts, who lived only a few short months.
By summer's end, there were still no markers for the Children of Vu Dinh Chung. "It takes a while to cut the stones," a cemetery official explained, an oblique reference to the abrupt nature of the deaths of Ngoc Huyen, eight, Mon Long, twelve, Ngoc Yen, sixteen, and Lam Hong, eighteen. Yet the graves were not hard to find: The three girls and their brother lie just east of the grave of their grandfather, a Vietnamese refugee named Vu Dinh Kham. The grass is still patchy here and the ground loose; the carefully spaced bouquets left by friends burn up quickly in the sun, but the green floral paper acts as a garish beacon for the sad and the curious. You know you have come the right place.
Between Kham's tombstone and the graves of his grandchildren is a small space where someone seems to have rested a while. You think at first that an inconsiderate cemetery worker forgot to pick up his trash. Two cans of Budweiser sit stolidly in the ground, their tops covered with cigarettes burned down to the filters. It takes a moment to realize that this is the spot where the remains of Vu Dinh Chung are buried and that the beer and cigarettes are an offering to the children's father, though whether out of respect, appeasement, or atonement remains open to question. They are gifts to a spirit that has not yet moved on, and if you come to the cemetery on the right day, at the right time, just after Chung's widow, Hue, has left them, the smell of the cigarette smoke mingles with the odor of cut grass and lingers in the air, as if Chung too had just come and gone.
The deaths of Vu Dinh Chung and his four children did not haunt American readers of Houston newspapers for long. FATHER KILLS 4 CHILDREN, HIMSELF read the Post's April 19 headline, followed by enough horrific details to sustain a few days' news: Chung, 42, had taken Polaroid portraits of his children immediately before killing them with a .45-caliber pistol; he had committed the murders one day after his wife had filed for divorce and left town with her lover. The television news made much of a neighbor's child who had almost been done in when a stray bullet came through the wall from Vu's apartment next door.
But after the funeral, the outlines of the story lost their sharpness, and the crime became another crazy killing in a season of crazy killings. The Vu children died around the time a diner was gunned down in a holdup of a northside Denny's and a local mime stabbed his lover in Memorial Park. "Frankly, it was my second child murder that month," one homicide detective confided wearily. Perhaps more important, the Vus were Vietnamese. The crime was the product of an Oriental mind, the newspapers hinted, and therefore inscrutable to Westerners.
In Houston's Vietnamese community, however, the tragedy hung in the air like the smell of smoke long after a fire. To them it was a story not about Orientals but about Americans, or rather, about America. In the cafes and beauty salons south of downtown in Little Saigon, in the Catholic Churches and the Buddhist temples, people argued about Vu Dinh Chung's madness and Vu Lam Hue's infidelity. Life here was both too easy and too hard, they told one another. In Vietnam there was no materialism and no divorce, none of the things that brought this particular drama to its tragic end. "In the American community, you find stories about the men who shoot their wives because of jealousy—murdering a lover is a common story," the local magazine Xay Dung commented, "but even in America to find a story like this is rare."
Chung and his wife failed to see the danger in a simple but powerful misconception: They imagined they could pick and choose from what their adopted land had to offer, a perilous folly that cost their children their lives and the family its future. Perhaps the bitterest irony of Vu Dinh Chung's story is that in death he permitted himself and his children the opportunity he did not want to provide in life—the chance to be among ordinary Americans. That Chung's wife, Hue, saw the opportunities of this country all too clearly is, some would say, the reason for her pilgrimage and her penitence now. The story of Vu Dinh Chung, Hue, and their children is, then, a story of life and death in the melting pot—for if the end of this family was extraordinary, the factors that caused its demise were not. "What happened to this family," explained one Vietnamese social worker, "could happen to any Vietnamese family."
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I have been told that I am (or can be): smart, fun, funny, attractive, successful, relaxed, look good in black, blue and green, opinionated but reasonable, quiet, not quiet, tall, a "big guy", athletic, grumpy at times (who isn't?), competetive, handy, analytical, early riser, loyal to a fault, and hmmm "all-american"...yikes. I'll let you figure out the positive stuff...haha. Oh, there is hair covering 100% of the back of my head ;) I THINK I like women who are (in no particular order): smart, pretty, in shape (or look that way :), successful or striving to be, caring, sweet, athletic, relaxed, into plants and animals, witty, on the taller side (I'm flexible though), are interested in cooking or would like to learn, at least pondering having a child, into tall intelligent men :-o, flexible about a man's taste in music, cars, sporting interests, and "down" time, are into their friends and family, into their career, and possibly into me :) A non trivial list for sure, but I am a very, very flexible person....so flex me!! Other stuff: (still in the works) Warning!! I will admit that I do like football. I played Quarterback at USC. That being said, it does not consume me, so don't freak out. I think my bio proves as much. I can dial it up or down depending on the situation. Feel better now? :) I also played one season of baseball in college. I LOVED the dedication it took to keep a high GPA as a biology major and play intercollegiate athletics. I have taught myself all types of home improvment skills. I can lay tile, I can build a fireplace, I can build a patio cover, I can build a waterfall, I can install pine floors, and sand and finish them. (I have pictures to prove it, lol). I can change a pool filter, I can build all types of fences. I confess that I don't tackle big plumbing jobs or projects involving gas lines. I own a wet saw, two miter saws, a router with 30 bits, and concrete and mortar finishing tools. I own a chain saw and trim my own trees. I own a truck (sorry). I love to tinker in a yard. I can fix and install sprinkler systems. I like washing my own car. I can change my own oil (but the math doesn't work so I just take it to EZ lube) I can bbq great steak, chicken or fish. I can talk about football, discounted cash flow, and blood chemistry at the same party. I was once engaged but we went our separate ways. I like old people but hate the word "old." I like to text...it's fun (sorry again). I've owned an investment/primary home in San Diego since 1990 (i was going to be a young RE mogul...haha)
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I exercise 5 or more times per week.
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I had to put my 14 year old Australian Shepherd to sleep last year...miss her dearly. I can tolerate any pet. Other peoples' dogs love me. Dogs can sense a dog person very easily...the feel, the touch, the voice, the look. Amazing creatures!
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Have traveled to Prague, Warsaw, Budapest and London. Vegas and golf trips all over the US. I take frequent trips to SD. Love Alaska and Hawaii. Really though would like my favorite place to be wherever that special someone is or likes. Good answer?
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I love to golf, fish, attend USC football games (and pre-game!), dancing (incl. swing and 2-step), read, do manly man projects, relaxing and shootin' the sh*t, volunteer coach, get in the car and GO, help friends with stuff and much more!
"Security Analysis"....Graham and Dodd (caution, it is 700 pages). "Conversations with Frank Gehry," "The Blindside", The Big Short, New York Times, WSJ, News on my BB, and, gasp...TMZ :(
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I invest in companies. It's great work if you can get it. I have to make big decisions which utilizes all of my education and experience each day. It fits my personality because I am a skeptic. Maybe the business did it to me...not sure.
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I am whatever you are...right answer? haha. Catholic by training but very pissed off at the priesthood. How much more property will the Church need to sell to settle all of the lawsuits? What a mess!
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B.S. in Biology from USC. Graduate Degree (MBA) from The Wharton School of Business at The University of Pennsylvania. Football Scholarship to USC.

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Here's the thing about Birchbox. The samples aren't always THAT amazing, and the brands do tend to repeat. And trust me, you will never need to buy eyeliner again after a few months. BUT, the real reason to join is the AMAZING points system! You get 10 points for every review of the product in your box. 100 points=10 dollars, so after two boxes you've got ten dollars back to spend at the store. They also have a lot of bonus point days and special offers etc. so you can earn even more points. This is why I wouldn't cancel. I tried Ipsy last month and was incredibly disappointed after hearing all the amazing reviews. My bag wasn't even worth the ten bucks, whereas I feel the quality of products with Birchbox is higher….really nice brands for the most part. I wouldn't do Birchbox AND Ipsy as they both do same brands, so I'm trying Sample Society now which I heard has just got much better since Allure took over, and their September box apparently has an 85 dollar eyecream or something! I think they have different brands, which is what I want- getting a bit tired of Cynthia Rowley, Pixi, and the rest. Another one to try is Boxycharm. They have limited brands, but I really like the brands they have. They sent me a Tarina Tarantino full-size lipstick worth 22 bucks which I LOVE. It's 21 dollars a month, but you get your money's worth, for sure. Happy subscribing!
Though I only had this service for a few months & it is only $10 a month, I just wasn't happy with the samples I got. They were real small or stuff you usually can get free at a counter & the brands weren't very special. I kept hoping things would get better, but each month I was just left feeling 'wanting' & disappointed.
Unfortunately I was so excited to get this box so when it came very late and then the samples were something I could have got for free or a much better quantity straight from the company or another subscription I was so disappointed. I got 2 vitamins, a dime size amount of sunscreen from a .02gram bottle, miniature(realllly miniature) childs lipgloss, and foil nexus shampoo packets. I did get one get miniature eye liner though, but after receiving much better full size products from other subscriptions it still isn't enough to keep me paying them monthly.
I have been with Birchbix for 3 months and i like to try new things. My first in Jan. was ok loved the ruby wing nail polish. For Feb. it was very good i liked all the samples i got specially the Revealed eyeshadow sample, and the mascara made with fruit.And for Mar. i was kinda low on my moisturizer creams and body lotions, so i loved that box as well. I do love Birchbox and for $10 a month its a good deal as long as you are willing to try new things and not be picky bout the products they are sending for you to sample. And if you like the product well then you can buy the full product at its price. ❤U Birchbox!!!!
I wouldn't recommend birchbox. I had missing samples in a few boxes, same items months in a row, and a hair sticking out of a fragrance sample in the last box!!
Birchbox was the first subscription beauty box I used. There are months when the options are Wow, Incredible, and other months when it's just so-so. I wish they had a way to profile so products could match my skin type and tone. I also wish they shipped overseas so I didn't have to cancel anytime I'm not in the US. Otherwise, it does open me up to new products, and beauty choices. For the $10, it's worth it!!!
For $10/month, Birchbox is an affordable treat. You get a simple box with 5 or so goodies inside (not floating around in a baggie) that is shipped in a box. If I could have given 3.5 stars for product value/quality I would have because what you receive is inconsistent. It is inconsistent from month-to-month and among customers. You may be lucky and receive a fabulous full size lipstick while someone else gets teabags. Although you fill out a profile, I don't know how seriously it is considered when putting together your box. Birchbox is a happy pick-me-up each month, but keep your expectations on the modest side of things.
I have been with Birchbox for almost a full year now. I think for $10 you get a wonderful assortment of products, most of which you would never have tried before; and isn't that the point?


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American White History Month - South African Series
Join American White History Month this Thursday 5th March, 2015 with host Karin Smith and two great guests.
Cuan Elgin "A True Story of South Africa - BULALA".
Deeply researched, the Scottish-Irish-descended South African-born author travelled over 15,500 miles [25,000 km.] across South Africa to every historical site mentioned in the narrative, in his first-hand investigative research. You will learn, laugh, and cry—but more importantly, understand the actual events which transpired in this controversial, southern-most African nation, without the bias of the media or the pressured slant of special-interest groups.
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I started the Southern African Commonwealth (Bondstaat) initiative which aims to reconnect all Southern Africa's diverse people with their heritage and culture and traditions. The first step in this for the Afrikaner people was to setup the SAUK Nuus news website and facebook page. This is vital to give the people their identity back and also crucial in the fight against all the forms of genocide.
I am fighting for TRUE diversity, TRUE multiculturism and True Independence in South Africa for the minorities, and worldwide...
This will be a very informative and entertaining show - so dial in, call in - we look forward to hearing from you
Merry Christmas From the American White History Month Family
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Once upon a time, there was a man who worked very hard just to keep food on the table for his family. This particular year a few days before Christmas, he punished his little five-year-old daughter after learning that she had used up the family's only roll of expensive gold wrapping paper. As money was tight, he became even more upset when on Christmas Eve he saw that the child had used all of the expensive gold paper to decorate one shoebox she had put under the Christmas tree. He also was concerned about where she had gotten money to buy what was in the shoebox.
Nevertheless, the next morning the little girl, filled with excitement, brought the gift box to her father and said, "This is for you, Daddy!" As he opened the box, the father was embarrassed by his earlier overreaction, now regretting how he had punished her. But when he opened the shoebox, he found it was empty and again his anger flared. "Don't you know, young lady," he said harshly, "when you give someone a present, there's supposed to be something inside the package!" The little girl looked up at him with sad tears rolling from her eyes and whispered: "Daddy, it's not empty. I blew kisses into it until it was all full." The father was crushed. He fell on his knees and put his arms around his precious little girl. He begged her to forgive him for his unnecessary anger.
In a very real sense, each of us has been given an invisible golden box filled with unconditional love and kisses from our children, family, friends and God. There is no more precious possession anyone could hold.
On this wonderful Christmas Day in 2014, let us remember the TRUE meaning of Christmas. Christ. Family. Friends. May you and yours have the best Christmas ever from your friends and family at American White Hostory Month and Prepare To Take America Back!
Facts & Fiction About American White History Month - Meet the AWHM Family!
Welcome to American White History Month Radio Talk Show - where White Heritage is Celebrated. Gather up your Family, Friends and those close to your lives and join us this Sunday evening from 7-9pm CST when we will be introducing you to OUR Family....those people who ARE American White History Month and Prepared To Take America Back, AWHM's Sister Site.
Folks, this will prove to be the show that will finally and convincingly DEFINE who we really are, what we actually believe in, who and what we stand for and why it is that our family felt so strongly about these issues, that we've made it our Life Mission to finally speak out about these very real problems and these very real threats.
Allow us to dispel the MYTHS that are so prevelant about us....because we are NOT racists, we are NOT about hate or rage against other races, nor do we even want a month set aside in the year to celebrate and recognize white heritage. We seek to correct these problems by having already begun the creative development and implementation of programs which are designed to legitimize our quest for equality and freedom of expression, while urging members of ALL races to be proud of their heritage. On this show, we will discuss, in great detail, those very programs, so please tune in.
Joining me, your Host and the Voice of American White History Month and Prepare To Take America Back, James Royster, will be none other than Marshall Nicely the Founder of AWHM and PTTAB and Roxy Lady who, together, have spent the past 3 years breathing life into these two organizations. PTTAB, as this show will explain, is the political voice and sister site of American White History Month.
We'll speak with you then. May God Bless you all and may God Bless America!
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American White History Month: It's OK To Be White
The 'Liberal Left', the mainstream media and other so-called progressives want you to believe that the people of American White History Month are racist - with the only reason, in their minds, to substantiate their claims: The members of American White History Month are outwardly expressive of the pride that they have in their White Heritage. Fortunately for us having a White Heritage, there are organizations on the forefront of the movement to lend a powerful voice to our cause: The American Freedom Party, the Republic Broadcasting Network, American White History Month and Prepare To Take America Back. I'm James Royster, your Host and the Voice of American White History Month and I urge you to gather your family together and join me this Sunday, December 7th at 7pm CST when I welcome two very special guests on the show to discuss this, and other, relevant and important topics. Joining myself will be James Kelso, the host of the American Freedom Party Report on the Republic Broadcasting Network. Mr. Kelso is also a on the Board of Directors of the AFP. Also joining myself this Sunday evening will be Bill Bohart, also on the Board of Directors of the AFP and a representative of AWHM. Mr. Bohart is a Constitutional Moderate.
The Great Hate Debate - American White History Month Debates the Haters!
WE ARE ASKING PEOPLE TO CALL (347) 637-3768 AND INTELLIGENTLY DEBATE WITH US ON OUR SHOW THIS SUNDAY (9/21/14). We have a very special evening lined up and planned for you on this show because we are going to take calls from groups and from people who would have you think and believe that we at American White History Month are nothing more than a group of racists. The truth will DEFINITELY come out in this show, folks, because it will be an UNCENSORED and HEATED (though civil) DEBATE with left-winged, liberals and/or groups who actually believe that they will be able to prove that we are who THEY say we are and not who WE say we are.
I'm James Royster, your Host and the Voice of American White History Month and Prepare To Take America Back and I'm here. personally, to tell all of you Liberals and White Haters out there that I am sick and tired of hearing you whine and cry about how WE are racist when YOU, in fact, are the worst kind of racists. You make ME sick and furthermore, you make the WORLD sick. You spread your disease of Godlessness through everything you touch but WE will not be deterred in our speaking out against your faithless, immoral, downright reprehensible agendas.
Dont miss the show this Sunday evening from 7-9pmCST right here on the American White History Month Radio Talk Show!
Your Host James Royster (Follow me on Twitter @MillenniumJim or on Facebook at facebook.com/millennium.jim)
Incontrovertible Truths: Teaching our Children Their Confederate History
Living in the south, with all its charms, traditions and iconography does not offer access into certain aspects of her history, especially when that history involves discussions around the Civil War and the Confederacy. The inability to rake through the smoldering ashes of a war fought 150 years ago, allows for a one-sided narrative that sometimes misrepresents the causes for war, the people - enslaved and free - who lived through the war and and its aftermath. Although it is a necessary, and some might add, long overdue undertaking, it is also anxiety ridden, especially within the black community.
How can parents of color approach this subject and explain to their children a war fought over, among other things, a system of that relegated their ancestors to permanent servitude?
Today, the Mommy Chronicles is on site as the Alabama State University Department of History and Political Science explores those issues by examining the Civil War history at its first Confederate Memorial Day "Mini" Conference.
This show is a free for all so that anyone can call in and ask what ever they want. Haters are welcome, and anything goes so if you want to know what we are about please feel free to call and ask. MARSHALL NICELY and the AMERICAN WHITE FAMILY will answer your questions. Whether you like us or not don't be afraid to call into the show. Trust me we are not afraid to answer any and all questions.
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American White History Month - Battling Reverse Discrimination & White Genocide
During our first show, which represents the launch of the AWHM Radio Station, your hosts and their guests will discuss white racial inequality and seek to educate Americans, and others, as to the truth about our goals, mission and members. This particular show will also seek to gain support for the national movement that is rapidly growing to have a 'White History Month' added to our calendar, which ALL OTHER RACES in America are afforded. Join us for robust, candid discussion about who we are, why we formed and how you can get involved in the great and noble cause!
American White History Month Radio will discuss growing white racial inequality and seek to educate people about the mounting danger of race wars and discrimination. The show will also seek to gain support for the national movement that is rapidly growing to have a 'White History Month' added to our calendar, which all other races in America are afforded.
Please join James Royster and Austin Collins, your hosts, for candid, robust, open and uncensored discussions about why we formed American White History Month and how you can get involved in the great and noble cause!
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This week #TeamChaplain will hightlight women who have impact their lives through a life of legacy making history.
March is National Women's History Month. There is a website dedicated to Women's History http://www.nwhp.org/2015-national-womens-history-month-honorees/. 2015 is the National Women's History Project's 35th Anniversary. In celebration of this landmark anniversary, They have chosen 9 women as 2015 Honorees who have contributed in very special ways to our work of "writing women back into history."
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KB&AB wrote:I think Bynum looks good in that 76ers jersey.
I don't know. I still think it's weird seeing him in that jersey.
KB&AB wrote:I think Bynum looks good in that 76ers jersey.
revgen wrote:V.V.V.V.V. wrote:revgen wrote:V.V.V.V.V. wrote:I said "relative" scrub, guys, meaning they're scrubs compared to KAJ.
I think you're trying too hard.
Isn't that what relative means? Perhaps you're trying too hard.
Bynum is the 2nd best center in the NBA. He was a 2nd team All-NBA player last season, yet according to you we should feel sorry for Kareem that Bynum only spent 4 years learning under him.
That's what I mean by "trying too hard".
therealdeal wrote:Unless he lost more weight and put on more muscle, that is a very flattering poster.
therealdeal wrote:Unless he lost more weight and put on more muscle, that is a very flattering poster.
revgen wrote:^Not a big fan of the fro myself. He looks more intimidating with the shaved head. Fro's work with guys like Ben Wallace who are 6-7 since the fro makes them look bigger. With Drew it makes him look like Bynum the Clown. Big feet. Big Hands. Big Fro. All he needs to do is dye the fro red and paint his face.
V.V.V.V.V. wrote:Kareem in my mind is the greatest center ever, and along with Magic, the greatest Laker ever.
V.V.V.V.V. wrote:Bynum was no star when Kareem was assigned to work with him,
V.V.V.V.V. wrote:and Cap turned him into an all-star after 4 years.
V.V.V.V.V. wrote:Drew still has a long ways to go before he's a legitimate #1 option, and I'm saddened that he felt after 4 years that he had learned all he could from Kareem.
V.V.V.V.V. wrote:My point is that guys who will never ever have the career that KAJ had, don't respect him for the player that he was, and what he did for the game.
V.V.V.V.V. wrote:If I was 7 feet tall and had a shot to play in the nba, I would study under Kareem my whole career.
Who's better: Clips' duo or Philly?
Why 'Lob City' has the edge over Bynum and Holiday
When you're pairing two All-Star starters against two up-and-comers who've never played together, you might just feel compelled to skip to the bottom of the story because you already know who won.
Well, hold on. All-Star votes don't count here. While Chris Paul and Blake Griffin have the advantage of having worked together for a year, Andrew Bynum is an All-Star force at his position and Jrue Holiday is one of the most promising young players in the game.
Forming a good duo is about more than just two players' combined production. It's about how well they work together and contribute to one another's games. Regardless of position, there are myriad ways two players can plug together to become greater than the sum of their parts. The Clippers' pairing has the All-Star pedigree but the Sixers' tandem is long on talent and potential.
So who's the better duo?
Who's Better: Chris Paul vs. Jrue Holiday
Let's get something out of the way. Paul is the game's best point guard. In any matchup, Holiday will have his hands full and be at a disadvantage in nearly every phase of the game. But Philly's fourth-year lead guard is no slouch, and his improving grasp of the NBA game is gradually making him a better match for Paul.
At just 22, with excellent size (6-foot-4) and quickness, Holiday is still learning the position at the NBA level. He made strides last season on defense (going over screens effectively), and even though he averaged two fewer assists coaches were pleased with the advancements in his decision-making. A slick ballhandler -- he's particularly fond of the right-to-left behind-the-back dribble -- he's got a quality spin move and a solid set of hesitation moves that free him for jumpshots or help open driving lanes that make him a legitimate threat to score.
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Griffin and Paul meshed well in the first season of "Lob City."
Last season Paul took the Clippers from an also-ran to a near contender simply by showing up. The quintessential coach on the floor, Paul's leadership, intensity and basketball IQ benefits whoever is on the floor with him at any given moment. But the true mark of his greatness is his dominance in the fourth quarter. Last season his averages of 6.2 points and 1.7 assists in the final stanza ranked second and fifth in the league respectively. In the same categories Holiday ranked a disappointing 101st and 40th.
Holiday isn't a pure point guard but has the ball skills, vision and unselfishness to create for others. While he is the Sixers' primary set-up man, head coach Doug Collins wants Holiday to think like a scorer without losing sight of his distributor duties. Imagine a poor man's Deron Williams.
Holiday is one of the fastest-rising talents in this league but he's clearly overmatched when lined up opposite Paul. But Philly's recent postseason runs have added to his seasoning. In fact, Holiday has played in more playoff games (18 to 17) in the past two years than Paul.
Advantage: Paul
Who's Better: Blake Griffin vs. Andrew Bynum
The development and production of Bynum will be one of the most intriguing on-court stories of any individual player this year. The Sixers are depending on their new big man to carry them deep into the playoffs. For the first time in his career Bynum is the focal point of an offense. With Collins being a big proponent of inside-outside basketball, Bynum will see no shortage of touches. In Los Angeles, Bynum's touches were always at the mercy of Kobe Bryant, who dominated the ball and hoisted the rock 23 times per game last season.
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Bynum's size and Griffin's lax defense give the Philly big man an advantage.
With Andre Iguodala now in Denver and Lou Williams in Atlanta, the returning Sixer who attempted the most shots per game last year is Evan Turner at 9.1. Not only will Bynum get shots early, he makes good sense as Philly's go-to guy. Last season he shot a league-best 59.8 percent from the field in the fourth quarter.
With the sheer volume of wing talent the Clippers brought in, Griffin will almost certainly see a drop in both shot attempts and scoring. This puts the onus on him to develop a better back-to-the-basket game because the Clippers will have plenty of shooters occupying that midrange territory. An accurate jump hook and 10-foot step-back would get him better looks and minimize his lack of length inside. But the Clippers' depth at wing won't have anything to do with Griffin's defensive game, one of the areas for which he has drawn criticism. Griffin must make strides on the defensive end this season. Getting rid of his tendency to leak out on the break before a defensive possession ends would be a good start.
Defense also is an area where Bynum has a huge advantage over the Clippers forward. His size and length make it terribly difficult to get off good shots around the basket. While Bynum wins the blocked shot battle going away (1.9 to 0.7), he also changes more shots that lead to misses, which is essentially the same as a block. Simply contesting more shots is another way Griffin can improve his defensive effectiveness.
Largely because of their change in situations, I wouldn't be surprised to see Bynum average more points, rebounds and blocks than Griffin while shooting a higher percentage from both the field and the line.
Advantage: Bynum
Who fits together better?
Paul and Griffin have a year under their belt working together so naturally their cohesion and overall understanding of one another's game is further along than Holiday and Bynum, who have yet to step on a basketball court together. Paul and Griffin have excellent chemistry when working the two-man game, particularly the pick-and-roll. After getting a Griffin pick, usually around the left free throw line extended while going to his right, Paul more often than not makes the right decision in taking his floater, shooting the jumper or giving it up. His crisp bounce passes hit Griffin in stride, allowing him to simply take two steps and finish.
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Holiday's size and athleticism should pair well with Bynum's intimidating presence.
Then there's connecting through the air. In today's game the alley-oop has moved beyond simple flash to a highly effective, must-have weapon for every offense. Paul's pinpoint lobs are the perfect complement to Griffin's leaping ability and flair for finishing. Last season the "Lob City" duo combined for 23 dunks off alley-oops, third most by any single duo.
Lobs are also a huge part of Bynum's effectiveness and a great booster to his field goal percentage. Last season he threw down a league-best 84 dunks off alley-oops. Considering that, Holiday might not make the best partner -- he tossed only four lobs for dunks all last season. That number probably will go up considering how big a target Bynum is.
What's more, neither Bynum nor Holiday is a particularly effective pick-and-roll player. In L.A., Bynum was rarely called on to run the play because of his inability to pop, aversion to setting quality screens and the fact that having him so far away from the basket was counter-productive. He was used in the pick-and-roll on only 16 percent of his possessions. That probably won't change in Philadelphia as Collins will want to exploit his considerable back-to-the basket skills.
Pick-and-rolls and alley-oops aside, there are other ways Bynum and Holiday might jell, such as give-and-gos (backdoors are a clear sign two guys are on the same page) and their level of communication during the game. In L.A., Paul directs Griffin throughout the course of a game and doesn't hesitate to chide him if his focus wanes or he steps out of his effective comfort zone.
Unless it came from Bryant, Bynum has proven he isn't the most receptive to on-court criticism in the heat of the moment, and the 22-year-old Holiday might be reticent to be firm with the franchise's All-Star center until they get to know one another better.
No doubt Holiday and Bynum will have a big impact this season. But they're more likely to do it by compiling individual numbers than working in tandem like Paul and Griffin.
Winner: Paul and Griffin
Whenever Paul is involved it's going to be quite difficult to upstage any duo he's a part of. And that's the case here as Paul and Griffin are the superior one-two punch. Paul's mastery of the pick-and-roll, dangerous one-on-one skills and ability to raise the play of anyone lucky enough to be in a two-man game with him puts the Clippers' pair on top.
Paul's specific skill set, which includes pinpoint passing and leadership, enhances Griffin's game and keeps him engaged throughout the course of a contest. In short, when Paul does what he does best, Griffin thrives.
For now it remains to be seen if Holiday and Bynum will work as a duo. You can certainly bank on a high level of production from Bynum and steady improvement out of Holiday, but their individual styles of play might hinder them from becoming a cohesive one-two punch. Given their tendencies and skill sets they don't seem like a natural pairing on paper. That alone won't prevent the Sixers from being a dangerous team in the Eastern Conference, but a certain lack of chemistry could haunt them come playoff time.
revgen wrote:V.V.V.V.V. wrote:Kareem in my mind is the greatest center ever, and along with Magic, the greatest Laker ever.
Well at least we agree on something.V.V.V.V.V. wrote:Bynum was no star when Kareem was assigned to work with him,
Correct. He was a 17 year old rookie and very raw.V.V.V.V.V. wrote:and Cap turned him into an all-star after 4 years.
Drew wasn't an all-star after 4 years. He didn't become an all-star until his 7th year in the league due to injuries.
revgen wrote:Also, Cap didn't "turn Drew into an all-star". Drew put in the time and work to make it happen. Kareem isn't some kind of magician with magical powers who can turn anybody into an all-star with the wave of a magic wand. It's silly claims like these that only further prove my point.
revgen wrote:V.V.V.V.V. wrote:Drew still has a long ways to go before he's a legitimate #1 option, and I'm saddened that he felt after 4 years that he had learned all he could from Kareem.
Doug Collins and the 76ers consider Drew to be a number 1 option. They even bothered to give up an all-star SF in his prime to acquire him. And Philly isn't a bottom class team. They made the playoffs the last 2 seasons and only missed the postseason one time in the last 5 years. Even Kevin McHale mentioned that Drew is a player who can be a #1 player in this league. But hey, I guess you know better than they do.
revgen wrote:4 years is more time than Kareem spent learning under John Wooden. Even Kareem told radio stations in Bynum's 4th season that most of the learning that Drew needed would have to come on the court through experience. There is only so much a player can learn on a practice court. What exactly would Drew learn in 5, 6, or 7 years from Cap that he wouldn't have learned in 4 years?
revgen wrote:V.V.V.V.V. wrote:My point is that guys who will never ever have the career that KAJ had, don't respect him for the player that he was, and what he did for the game.
Few bigs will ever have the kind of career that Kareem had. So I'm not sure what your point is.
revgen wrote:If Drew didn't respect Kareem, he wouldn't have bothered learning under him for 4 seasons. No other NBA player has yet to spend that much time learning under Cap. And no NBA player that Kareem has tutored has even made an all-star appearance aside from Bynum. And Cap has been retired from the NBA for 23 years now. That's pretty exclusive company.V.V.V.V.V. wrote:If I was 7 feet tall and had a shot to play in the nba, I would study under Kareem my whole career.
Wishful thinking. You're not 7 feet. You're not an NBA player. And you've never studied with Kareem. Yet you pretend what you would do if you were walking in Bynum's shoes. It's silly and ridiculous.
Doc Brown wrote:ESPN likes Bynum.......jumped to number 13 on the NBA rankings list, up 17 spots from 30 last year.
Mark Medina of the LA Times wrote:When it came down to evaluating whether the Lakers would trade Andrew Bynum for Dwight Howard, the Lakers front office held a failry simple criteria on why they pulled the trigger.
"We got the best," Lakers General Manager Mitch Kupchak said at the time.
Yet, if you're to listen to Sixers small forward Dorrell Wright talk about the new Sixers center, perhaps the Lakers should've pulled a mulligan and remained status quo.
"He's going to need two defenders to stop him; I would say he's the best big man in the NBA right now, hands down," Wright told the Phiadelphia Inquirer's John Mitchell. "He's a guy that can give you baskets with his back to the basket; a guy who makes free throws at 7-feet. You've just got to respect him."
On behalf of probably every NBA executive, Mitchell wrote he told Wright that Howard remains the better center. Howard finished last season better than Bynum in points (20.6, 16.7), rebounds (14.5, 11.8) and blocked shots (2.15, 1.93). According to Synergy Sports Technology, Howard fared better than Bynum in isolation plays (Howard 25th; Bynum 75th) and on spot-up shots (Howard 46th; Bynum 86th). He posted these numbers without much the supporting cast Bynum enjoyed. Heck, Wright even personally witnessed Bynum shooting that famous three-pointer when he played last season for Golden State.
But Wright wouldn't have any of it. His reasons for electing Bynum over Howard go beyond the uncertainty on how long it will take Howard to rehab his back after surgery.
"I'd say it any day," Wright said. "It's because I know he can put his back to the basket and give us a basket and request a double team and make free throws. It's his all-around game. Hopefully he can stay healthy and we can ride, he can put us on his back and he can take us as far as we can go."
Wright's likely following the unwritten code professional athletes have in touting up their own teammates. The Sixers rightfully feel giddy over Bynum instantly becoming his franchise player. Yet for an organization that often coddled to him, Kobe Bryant and Mike Brown never ever tried to pretend Bynum was better than Howard when he wore the purple & gold.
And that's why the Lakers are giddy now. They now have the best center, no questions asked.
Doc Brown wrote:ESPN likes Bynum.......jumped to number 13 on the NBA rankings list, up 17 spots from 30 last year.
Barkley questions if Bynum can be the man for Sixers
When the Sixers acquired Andrew Bynum, the city of Philadelphia celebrated the arrival of a big man who instantly became labeled as the best center in the Eastern Conference — and more notably, the face of the Sixers' franchise.
If true, both are firsts for the 24-year-old Bynum.
Heading into his first go-around with the Sixers, things will be different for the 7-footer compared to his days in Los Angeles. As a Laker, Bynum was not the man — that was clearly Kobe Bryant. He wasn't the go-to force the Sixers are expecting him to be, and he may have even played third-fiddle to Pau Gasol.
And now that he's been thrust into a leading role with the Sixers, in a sports-crazed city, it's elicited skepticism from TNT analyst and ex-Sixer Charles Barkley.
"When you go from being a role player to a star, [things change]. He's never been the best player on his team — you're a role player," Barkley said in an interview on NBA.com. "I'm not sure he's been the second-best player on his team before. It's debatable between him and Pau Gasol. So, he goes from being the third-best player on his team to being the man. The level of intensity that that takes, the level of pressure that brings, and you compound that by Philadelphia — it's going to be a very interesting season for Andrew Bynum."
In 2011-12, Bynum averaged 18.7 points per game — second to Bryant — and a team-best 11.8 rebounds, compared to averages of 17.4 and 10.4 by Gasol.
"I like Andrew Bynum. I think he's a very good player," Barkley said. "But the stress level he's going to come upon now is going to be totally different than anything he's experienced in his NBA career."
Sam Amico of FOXSports.com posed this question as the biggest for the Sixers' 2011-12 season:
"Is Andrew Bynum capable of staying focused enough to turn into the future Hall-of-Famer the 76ers plan on him becoming in the low post?"
Barkley offered his three most glaring concerns, all of which revolved around Bynum.
"Can Andrew Bynum be the man? That's the first question," Barkley said. "Second question: How [are] him and Doug Collins gonna get together? And the third one is: What do you do with his financial situation?"
And before the Sixers commit their future around Bynum, Barkley believes they should wait and see how their new star performs on center stage.
"I want to see how he's going to handle the pressure in Philly," Barkley said. "How him and Doug Collins are going to react — those are legitimate concerns."
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In tutoring Bynum, Abdul-Jabbar said, his lower level of experience when entering the NBA hindered his chances of refining his post game, despite his size and skills.
"Andrew only played two years of high school ball and he didn't finish either year," Abdul-Jabbar said. "So he had a lot to learn.
"Andrew's a nice kid — I am not knocking him — but if I was 21 or 22 and signed a contract for $50 million, I might be affected by it, too. He's not passionate about the game; that's a great word. But he does like getting paid. So that's where I think you can figure out what's going on with him."
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Ryan Homsley, 29, was arrested at 2 p.m. where he was hospitalized since Thursday, the FBI said. Homsley suffers from diabetes and has a drug problem, his brother Noah Homsley said, adding that Ryan was at a hospital inEugene.
Records show he was booked into the Lane County jail Saturday. He was being held without bail on a U.S. Marshal's hold.
The FBI did not give any more information on his condition and said Homsley would face a judge for a federal bank robbery charge once he was released.
Homsley was the suspect in a bank holdup involving a bomb threat near Bridgeport Village Tuesday.
Tualatin detectives said Homsley walked over to a table carrying a small box. He demanded cash, then threatened that he had an explosive device and walked out. No other customers were in the bank at the time, said police, who later determined the box contained no explosives.
Around 6 p.m.Wednesday, on Homsley's Facebook page was an update stating im now a bank robber (sic) along with a link posted to the KGW.com story. No stores in Bridgeport Village were evacuated. However, some stores and businesses across the street were cleared out while police investigated.
Noah Homsley, aka Pork Chop, said his brother has a serious drug problem and is out of control. He said his brother is also a severe diabetic.
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Cro Crop and Sapp won…alright..i wonder what Sapp wieghed at fight time like 380 i guess…there is no way Sapp could fight in the States unless there was a superfight or something.
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Just as the fights get started Gesias "JZ" Calvancante enters the ring to announce that his lightweight fight with Joachim Hansen was scratched after Hansen was unable to pass the medicals for tonight's fight. It is rumored that the DREAM lightweight grand prix champion had suffered a "head injury" prior to tonight's fight.
Cro Crop and Sapp won…alright..i wonder what Sapp wieghed at fight time like 380 i guess…there is no way Sapp could fight in the States unless there was a superfight or something.
Losing sucks, but losing to a guy in a pink and yellow leotard, really sucks.
Aoki is a submission freak.
i already saw a few of these fights and wow what a great event, great job by aoki beating a very good alvarez and overreem beating a k-1 fighter at his own game along with mousasi and kawajiri.cro cop won but it wasn't a exiting fight and how about semmy 3 years in a row k-1 grand champ getting a sub. and melvin stepping up on 1 days notice doing the thought impossible knocking out hunt in like 18 seconds.
Melvin was awesome. Geat combo to put Mark Hunt down.
The Cro Cop fight was pretty dull but a win is a win i guess, i dont think it means he is going to get back to his best. Hong Man is a very dissapointing fighter he doesn't look like he knows what he is doing in there.
Aoki rules.
Aoki is on a tear since his first fight with JZ. I didn't think he could beat Alvarez but that just shows how dangerous he is on the ground. Even so, WAMMA is naming him the #1 lightweight in the world which I don't think is correct.
Damn! Overeem is no joke, huh?…cro-cop did what I thought he would…hopefully he'll start to get those devestating kicks back to what we've seen before and stop getting ko'd so much…I would love to see sapp fight in the states more, but we can't compete for him with a country who doesn't care what he's on or the shape he's in..I still say he'd be damn fun to watch with some of the bigger names in hwt div's here & now!
I agree Eric as good as Aoki is, he is not the best lightweight in the world. WAMMA can only judge on orginizations that recongnise them as an official ranking body. In my opinion BJ Penn is the best 155 lb fighter in the world but the UFC and WAMMA dont really get along.
I'll second that, luke! Bj should roll out and just POWN gsp…I don't think gsp even thinks for a minute that there's a chance of it happening, either…that's what's gonna be interesting….a couple months after getting stunned(whooped)by sera..he goes on radio disrespecting the guy, basically undoing the classy way he responded immediately after that fight…after this fight….there won't be any excuses or backtracking on statements available…Prodigy all the way.
Tim: Sapp could fight in America very easily.
If he stopped all of the roids he'd drop down to 280 easily.
then he'd only have to cut 15 pounds at weigh ins.
He's a freakshow roider, he'll never come here.
I don't think Sapp has weighed 280 since like his freshman year in high school!
i dont see any way sapp can make 265. i cant believe mark hunt got ko'd in just a few seconds. before this fight he was known for his chin and being able to take the hardest hits. he used to take cro cops high kicks when he was in his prime.
thanks for the link cage.
P4P wierdest fighter in the world is Shinya Aoki.
I can't believe alvarez got tapped so freaking quick. I thought he would really push Aoki.
MW74 GSP didn't disrespect Matt Serra, in fact he was doin' a Mea Culpa all this thing was a big misunderstanding. Be in GSP's place for 2 minute, everyone's sayin' to you that you are the best p4p, you're a god, a prodigy, the future of the sport all day long, what are you gonna do? You're gonna stay relax and you're gonna think that you're invincible. On top of that, your next opponent is someone most people don't even know who he is, that's enough to have a big head and think that's gonna be an easy win. That's what he said, he said he took his opponent too lightly and in fact he was blaming himself, I know it sounds cold for Serra to hear GSP say he didn't took him seriously but I don't think GSP meant to be disrespectful. What he learned about this loss is to never take an opponent lightly whoever he is, and he surely won't take BJ lightly, expect GSP to win in great fashion.
Alex, yeah, I heard that part, but immediately atfer the fight, he said it like he should have…gave his opponent respect for beating him and said sera was the better man…then later when on canadian radio…he recanted and said it WASN'T cause sera was the better man…he just got lucky…listen, I know he's better than sera, YOU know he's better than sera…but on the night he got beat…sera was tthe hungrier,more aggressive and determined man…THAT made him BETTER if only for that night…but to recant later, when safe at home?…that was a chump move and BJ won't be the guy he can pulll that kinda BS on…it's just gonna be a whoopin if there's any justice in this world…HAPPY NEW YEAR ALL!
mirko won in exactly the fashion i predicted. everyones sour over him not taking the overeem fight butits a good win over a huge monster.


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MANILA, Philippines—Education Secretary Armin Luistro ordered an investigation into Monday's shooting at the Pangasinan National High School (PNHS), which resulted in the deaths of two teachers and injuries to four others.
Luistro condemned the attack saying in a statement issued on Tuesday, "We maintain that schools are zones of peace where the safety and well-being of students, teachers, and personnel are of utmost importance."
He said that following the suspension of classes at the public high school in Lingayen town, Department of Education (DepEd) field offices would work closely with other agencies to deal with the situation.
Luistro said, "We commit to foster a sense of normalcy by providing the necessary psychological interventions to the community of PNHS. We enjoin local authorities to persevere in ensuring that justice prevails."
He further said, "The Department of Education offers its sincere condolences to families who lost their loved ones following (Monday)'s shooting incident at Pangasinan National High School. We are one with them in this time of bereavement and are deeply saddened as we count, among those killed, our very own teachers and members of the DepEd family."
DepEd assistant secretary for legal affairs Tonisio Umali told the Philippine Daily Inquirer that the secretary immediately ordered a probe into the campus attack to determine what triggered the crime. "We will formulate measures, including security, that may be taken to prevent it from happening again," he said.
"We are looking into specific actions that the DepEd may take to protect our teachers and into what help we may extend to the PNHS community," Umali said.
On Monday, PNHS teachers Florenda Flores and Asidelo Sison were killed along with collector Jonalito Urayon while four others were wounded when local policeman PO2 Domino Alipio went on a shooting spree inside the school compound in Alvear Street, Barangay Maniboc in Lingayen town.
Initially police investigators said that Alipio went berserk and shot people after he was denied entry to the school where he allegedly wanted to collect loan payments from the teachers.
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Soojin Yum is a Korean designer who lives in Seattle where she makes silk-screened pillow covers and totes under the name Soraam (Korean for "Please have a look with a smile"). That is such a sweet shop name, don't you think? I like the white bow pillows and totes…
"Pillow covers are 18″x18″ and silk screened on pre-washed cotton and have a zipper closure along the bottom edge or some with an envelope closure. Tote bags are made of pre-washed black canvas with kona cotton lining."
Soojjin wrote such a delightful email to me saying that decor8 has, "So many beautiful designs featured — it has been the biggest source for my inspiration. Now I started my own design business, I'm hoping my work can motivate someone to just start creating something. Starting out was the hardest part." I thought that was really sincere and so true. Often just getting started, taking that first step, can be terrifying! But I believe that if you have passion, talent and courage that success will follow.
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I have her bow tote! It's so well made, I love it.
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The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the States respectively, or to the people. -- 10th Amendment Constitution of the United States of America
Twenty-eight words that spell out where the federal government gets its power, and it's not from within, it is from the people of the states.
We are failing our children by not teaching them this basic fact. What has happened in our schools?
Just to the right of where I am currently typing this blog there is a "Talking Points" question:
Do you think the $787 billion stimulus bill Congress recently passed will help or hinder the economy?
and the answer by Dalton Lawson:
"I believe the bailout should and will help us because the money is going to tax cuts and some of the money is going to infrastructure, along with plans for new alternative energy. Also our senators think it's a good idea because they passed the bill by more than 15 votes majority."
— Dalton Lawson
It is apparent Dalton has not been taught the 10th amendment or perhaps he has not remembered that part of his civics or government class. If Dalton had been given even an overview he should question how the federal government could even think about a "bailout" or giving money to alternative energy. He would have gone and reread the 4543 words in the original, unamended Constitution, (including the signatures) searching to see where we the people granted the power to bailout and invest in alternate energy (or anything else for that matter). If anyone can direct me to these granted powers feel free to respond, I cannot find it anywhere. (also the "tax cuts" Dalton references are not really tax cuts - the rates do not change - it is "rebates" taken from those that have and given to those that have not, Robin Hood if you will)
There is a number of states declaring their sovereignty or perhaps they are re-declaring their sovereignty. I'm not totally versed in what this movement is all about but in theory I support it for no other reason but to reign in the abuse of power by the feds.
As individuals we can write our congressmen and senators and complain and they will send us a form letter thinking this will settle our ruffled feathers and they will still abuse power. Now if the states stand up to the feds and say, "hey, you can't do that" I would imagine that would carry the weight of several million letters of complaint.
Perhaps we should complain to our state elected officials. Get them on board with telling Washington to take a chill pill and follow the rules and powers they have been granted and no more. Perhaps we should bombard the governor to get her to stand up to the feds and say "you cannot operate like that in our state".
Perhaps we should contact our mayor and city council and let them know we do not want any more federal intrusion into our lives here in Tonganoxie.
Perhaps we should contact the school board members and insist that the students (the voters of tomorrow) be taught what the government is to be, not what it has become.
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The New York State Court of Appeals on March 28 decided that Amazon and Overstock.com must collect New York State sales taxes from New York customers. The ruling upheld a previous decision but is at odds with court decisions in other states.
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The fight is a long-standing one. Federal court decisions have been consistent in that retailers with a "physical presence" in a state, such as warehouses or offices, must collect sales tax. However, nine states contend that the physical presence definition also includes affiliates, which are independent contractors who earn money by promoting online retailers on their own websites. Amazon and Overstock, in the New York case, argued that affiliates do not constitute a physical presence, but the court disagreed.
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Officials in some states want Congress to pass legislation that would require online retailers to collect state sales tax. "We will continue to urge Congress to make a change in the federal rules to level the playing field," Alex Zaroulis, spokesman for the Massachusetts Executive Office for Administration and Finance, told the Boston Globe.
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