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Knowing the fundamentals of drawing and reshaping paths is only part of the story. In Illustrator CS4 One-on-One: Advanced, the second of the popular One-on-One series, computer graphics expert Deke McClelland covers some of Illustrator's most powerful and least understood features. He shows how to merge simple shapes to create complex ones with the Pathfinder palette, as well as align paths to create schematic illustrations. Deke explains how to paint fluid, multicolor fills with blends, and the new and improved gradient tool. He explores seamlessly repeating tile patterns, blobs and brushes, and imported images. He also dives into one of the deepest features in all of Illustrator, transparency. Exercise files accompany the tutorial.
Recommended prerequisite: Illustrator CS4 One-on-One: Fundamentals.
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I have gone ahead and saved my progress as Oversized artboard.ai found inside the 14_align_distribute folder and in this exercise I'm going to show you how to take advantage of the Distribute Spacing function right there. So what I want you to do is select this row of checkers which would be I guess the third row, even though the group and the center includes a couple of rows there. Then I want you to click a second time on the central group of checkers, thusly and you will notice now that Distribute Spacing becomes available to you and know that's available to you because you have this little spacing option right there.
Just for larfs, I want you to go ahead and set it something like 36 points and then press the Enter or Return key and now click on this option right there Horizontal Distribute Space. So what Illustrator has done is it has gone ahead and distributed the two outside objects with respect to the Central Key Object which has not moved and because I requested a space of 36 points, the difference from the left side of this violet object to the right side of the Group is exactly 36 points and same with this space over here on the left hand side as well.
All right, but that's not what we want, all right. We want these checkers to be right next to each other, so we want 0 spacing there. So, go ahead and set that option to 0 points and then click on this Horizontal Distribute Space icon here inside the Align palette. It is not available to you up in the Control palette, very important to note. All right, then I'll go ahead and select the second row of checkers, click a second time on the central group of four and then click on this icon again and then we'll go ahead and select this third column of checkers. So we are not working with the rows anymore, we are working with the columns.
Select that third column of checkers, note by the way if you don't have any Key Object assigned then Spacing option right there will be dimmed so that you can't take advantage of it, you can't change the spacing. So, another way to go ahead and select a Key Object is from Align To, to choose Key Object like so. But if you do that then Illustrator is going to randomly choose a Key Object for you and I believe that is going to be the four word object in the stack. You don't want that of course so you would click to turn that guy off and then you click here to turn that guy on.
So you are only going to have one Key Object by the way. You actually don't have to turn one off and one on. You can just go ahead and click on a different object and that will become your Key Object. All right and then I would click on this Vertical Distribute Space option right there. I'll select my second column of checkers like so and click on the central group of four and then go ahead and click on Vertical Distribute Space. We now have our central group of 12 checkers more or less positioned the way they need to be and that may surprise you because everything still looks pretty bad, but these guys on top here are in the proper vertical position as are the guys in bottom and these guys on the right and left hand side, they are in the proper horizontal position. But we still need some work and of course the corner objects are not anywhere near where they are supposed to be. And I'll show you how to go ahead and fix this problem. I'll go ahead and align all the checkers now using a combination of the Distribute Object and Distribute Spacing icons in the next exercise.
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LIMA — Henry Heath Hinds, age 88, of Lima, died peacefully at 12:45 p.m. December 1, 2013, at home.
He was born December 27, 1924 to Henry Heath and Della Marie Brown Hinds, both parents preceded him in death. On July 1, 1949 he married Lois A. Boerner, who survives in Lima.
He is survived by 3 sons, John P. (Chris) Hinds, David (Linda) Hinds, Phil Hinds and daughter-in-law Mary Hinds all of Lima; 8 grandchildren Johnny, Matt, Paul, Brian, Brandy and Olivia Hinds. Crystal Varno (Mike), and Alyssa Eckert, a sister, Linda (Rod) Smith of Findlay, Ohio; sister-in-law, Rosemary Hinds of Yulee, Florida; sister-in-law, Mary Hinds of Plainville, Michigan; and many nieces and nephews.
He is preceded in death by a daughter, Barbara E. Hinds; a son, Craig E. Hinds; brothers, Wayne and Jim Hinds and sisters, Louise Hinds and Norma Jean Watson.
Henry retired from Ford Motor Company as a General Foreman in 1984. He was a member of the Lima Run & Jog Club and was also a lifetime member of the American Youth Hostels. He was an avid cyclist and loved swimming. Henry was a lifetime member of the National Rifle Association. Henry competed in five marathons, qualifying for the Boston Marathon in 1982, participated in numerous (103) triathlons throughout the country and won "The World Triathlon International Distance" in Huntington, Ontario in his age group in 1992. He made many friends in the world of Triathlons and was often called "The Beast on the Bike." Henry enjoyed cars, horses, scuba diving, photography, and music.
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Lesson: The Coach that Cheats…Harms the Whole Team.
Nobody Cares
Anybody that has had a kid in Little Leagues knows the scenario of cheating all too well. So, I'm sorry. The all black team that won the Little League highest honor last year, and they won it by stacking the deck with kids that were not suppose to be on that team…should lose those trophies.
Unfair you say? The adults did it? Mmmm………
According to my brother, the decision by the little league officials was right: You won the game boys…you have that honor, but you don't get the title.
The kids won't care he says. They won. It's not their fault.
My brother has raised his son through the league, and he and I were both raised in a different America. The coaches played by the rules. But not today. I don't know how many times I've heard my brother talk about five-year olds playing against kids twice their sizes by 100 pounds. Or teams with sixteen-year olds playing against 13-year olds. The kids try, but they can't compete.
Guess what? The coaches have been doing this all over America. They go and get the best talent to make it to the top. Little league has become VERY competitive.
It's a shame. The kids know they can't beat the stacked team. And don't be fooled, ALL the parents are aware of what's going on too. The team that won the little league trophy was from Chicago.
That should tell you all you need to know.
But today, I did not hear ONE person anywhere say that the kids should forfeit the little league trophy.
The reason? It's not the kids fault. Okay, It's not, I agree. BUT…..
Let's assume that the kids didn't know that some of the kids on the team were NOT from the same place. That the coach had handpicked winners from around the area, and broke the rules.
The very fact is, rules were broken. It doesn't matter if it's not their fault, if everyone forgives the kids because their black or they're just kids, than the message is:
You CAN cheat. Adults can cheat. If they get caught, nothing happens to them.
Jesse Jackson has called anyone a racist who thinks that rules were broken.
Please. How about playing another card…like the joker.
The team that lost, should receive that trophy, with an apology from the coach.
And then the kids on that team would learn a lesson about cheating. They would never forget it, and it would make better citizens of them all. They will see what happens when "leaders" who cheat hurt the people they are supposed to be leading, and they hurt the citizen…by cheating.
You either have rules, or you don't.
IN America, cheating is not only allowed, it's admired. Obama cheats every single day. He stacks the deck. And America has suffered dearly for it.
Anyway, let's hope the officials at Little League stick to their decision.
(Thanks to my brother for his excellent take on it, and for making me see all sides.)
Nobody Wants a Tee-Shirt
Nobody Reports
Nobody thinks it's only right that a coach from a Boston Team called the Patriots wear a shirt that says, "Don't Tread On Me."
I want one….
Nobody Cares About Deflated Footballs And Dying Saudi Kings
Nobody Cares
Nobody Cares that the scandal of a deflated football and possible cheating of a quarterback, is the top news story of the day, which will lead to MORE people watching the Super Bowl,thereby making all the sponsors so slap happy, they will all go to Davos for an extended stay at their Swiss Chalets?
Nobody Cares that Obama continues to find creative ways to attack our police, and give out free money to people who don't deserve it?
Nobody Cares that the scandal of a Sony employee hacking a movie that nobody wanted to see, and our President blaming it on North Korea, actually made millions more for the movie than was ever imagined?
Nobody Cares that that an American President will not met with the Prime Minister of Israel but will hang out with a lady who wears green lipstick and baths with her morning cereal, and that this is a real concern for our national security?
And Nobody Cares if Fox News acts like the death of a 90-year-old Saudi King is as big a news item as the death of a former U.S. President…and speaking of former Presidents, will nobody care if Obama doesn't attend the funeral of x President, George H.W. Bush, should he die within the next two years?
Nobody Cares if the next President will have to spend $5 billion dollars to get the White House, and Nobody Cares if everybody wonders WHY would someone spend so much money to get a job that only pays $400,0000?
Nobody Cares if the reason all our American Presidents love the Saudi Kings, and will do anything for them, is the same reason they are willing to spent their life's fortunes to get into the office?
Nobody Cares if I wonder…why the next Saudi King was just seen in Las Vegas?
Nobody Cares if I wouldn't be surprised if the Saudi King pay a huge amount of money to American Presidents' personal banking accounts, to keep America defending her country, and counting on her oil?
What deal did FDR make with the Saudi's?
Hey, I can speculate. If we all seem to care more about deflated footballs than the corruption in our own government, in the words of one of the richest women in the world:
What difference does it make, if I continue to speculate?
Nobody's Fool: Kirk Herbstreit
Nobody's Fool
This last year, sports has become a platform for politics.
It's one thing for the liberals to get into our eating habits, now they are using sports as another means to promote their agenda: which is usually don't offend anybody: gays, or Indians.
But, Kirk Herbstreit put some common sense back into play:
From Newsbusters:
The ESPN announcer responded by strongly disagreeing with Costas' decision to inject politics into his sports duties:
Well I work on two shows, College GameDay in the morning, studio show like you guys do. I'll talk about that topic…I'm going to break down the game, analyze the game, the subject matters involving that night and that broadcast. I just don't think that's the platform to do that. I agree with Al.
As NewsBusters has documented, Costas has a long history of pushing his liberal agenda while covering sports for NBC. In December of 2012, Costas blamed an NFL player's murder-suicide on guns by proclaiming "If Jovan Belcher didn't possess a gun, he and Kasandra Perkins would both be alive today." During the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi, Russia, Costas proclaimed that Vladimir Putin was a better statesman that President Obama.
Costas has also weighed in on the debate over the Washington Redskins name, insisting in October 2013 that "Redskins can't possibly honor a heritage…It's an insult, a slur." While Costas has eagerly talked politics while covering sports, millions of Americans would likely agree with ESPN's Kirk Herbstreit that politics and sports shouldn't mix.
So, congratulations Kirk Herbstreit, you win the Nobody's Fool award for the week, for expressing what most everyone feels who is a sports fan:
Please…just call the game guys.
And Now, A Word From Our Sponcer: The Man Who Invented the Jump Shot
Nobody Flashes
Often times, the ones who invent something never really get the credit for it, so for the man who invented the jump shot, recognition was a long time coming. Kenny is a simple man, who invented a way to solve a problem…and it became part of the game.
The end of the story is filled with wisdom, for all the men and women who live silently knowing they contributed to the world, and never blew their own horn about it.
It's a great story to start off the week.
(Thanks to Kim Komando)
Russia Has a Taste of the St. Louis Blues.
Nobody Flashes
Yes–I'm from St. Louis, and the Blues are our hockey team, and just in case you have been watching House of Cards (yes, I have and I did) instead of the Olympics tonight, T.J. Oshie, our hometown Blues boy, DEFEATED the Russians in a shootout game in Sochi!
I would have liked it better if NBC hadn't of posted Michelle Obama's congratulations tweet and Obama's phone call to him while they wrapped up their broadcast at 10.30 pm…because it's T. J. Oshie's moment, and they just HAD to get top billing on his achievements.
I don't ever remember any U.S. Presidents ever doing that for just one player.
Total fame hogs, the Obama's. They should get on that giant hot dog with Miley.
Anyway, America won: …sweet.
Nobody Flashes Bad Lip Reading…NFL
Nobody Flashes on a Saturday morning
Two weeks of hearing about the Superbowl…is enough to drive anybody crazy. So, here's some fun to get us all in the mood.
It's for those of us who watch the game and WONDER….what cuss words came out of what player. Now we know.
I wish somebody would make a Mick Jagger video and do this…I could NEVER tell what the heck he was saying.
Nobody's Perfect: Richard Sherman VS Muhammed Ali
Nobody's Perfect
When it comes to sports, this week, we have a new bad boy on the block: Richard Sherman. Okay. I didn't watch the game, but I didn't have to. According to Richard himself, he is the bad–est guy in all of football, and was so overpowering Erin Andrews, all she could muster was disbelief. (Really, she was priceless.)
And so, this week I just HAVE to put up more proof, of how seriously our country is in decline. Even our sports hero's can't match the sports hero's of yesterday when it comes to…how to talk smack.
Watch Muhammad Ali show the new boys how to do it–and you tell me…who wins the Nobody's Perfect award for the week?
Cassius Clay…and he's not around to gloat. But if he was, I would sure like to hear what he had to say about Richard Sherman, wouldn't you?
Richard Sherman definitely needs to practice more on his smack down communications. Julian was right on.
Shock: Obama Would NOT Let Trayvon Play Football
Nobody Flashes
Wow. Shock. Obama has just admitted–football is dangerous:
The president made the comments while speaking aboard Air Force One with David Remnick, the magazine's editor and a former sportswriter for The Washington Post.
Obama said that while the risks were understood, if he had a son, he would not allow him to play professional football.
"I would not let my son play pro football," he said. "But, I mean, you wrote a lot about boxing, right? We're sort of in the same realm."
So, we can also assume that if Obama had a son, he wouldn't let him join the military either, because it's MUCH more dangerous than a game of football.
I suggest we bring rugby America.
Is ANYONE surprised?
Let's Just Go Play Golf…
Nobody Gets Email
In celebration of Obama's 160th round of golf, I present the real Masters…
Baseball Players Want All Kids to "copulate" them!
Nobody Gets Email—- And Notes New look (Maybe I should hold a contest)
I don't know about you, but how PERFECT could it be for the Boston Red Sox's To Win the World Series and then go and place the trophy on the spot where the poor people were killed last year? Wait…they did that?
Now sports teams have to be politicians.
Go ahead and call me sour grapes, or a conspiracy nut, but I remember thinking at the beginning of World Series, game one— when both coaches came out, and the umpires were talking to them— I could have sworn that the Cardinal coach Mike Matheny looked really pissed off…sort of like he had just found out that it had already been decided that the series win was to go to Boston due to the fact that Boston had gone through so much pain last year, and a World Series win would be good for morale of the city. The big money boys had already decided it.
I'm sure that I'm not the only one in the world who thinks how easy it would be to rig a World Series. After all, they did it once before, and I don't know how many people I heard rant on and on here in St. Louis, about how they just couldn't BELIEVE how many simple catches the cardinals missed— Catches that even little leaguers' could make.
Okay, Joyanna— You're crazy. You're just mad that the Cardinals didn't win because you are from St. Louis.
Wrong. I've been to enough ball games to know, it's just a game.
And so, Professional sports are NEVER fixed…And Presidents' never lie.
And on that note, to my email!
(Thanks to J.R.)
Why Athletes Don't Have Regular Jobs
The danger of having sports role models for kids…………….
1. Chicago Cubs outfielder Andre Dawson on being a role model: "I wan' all dem kids to do what I do, to look up to me. I wan' all the kids to copulate me."
2. New Orleans Saint RB George Rogers when asked about the upcoming season: "I want to rush for 1,000 or 1,500 yards, whichever comes first."
3. And, upon hearing Joe Jacobi of the 'Skin's say: "I'd run over my own mother to win the Super Bowl," Matt Millen of the Raiders said: "To win, I'd run over Joe's Mom, too."
4. Torrin Polk, University of Houston receiver, on his coach, John Jenkins: "He treat us like mens. He let us wear earrings."
5. Football commentator and former player Joe Theismann: "Nobody in football should be called a genius. A genius is a guy like Norman Einstein."
6. Senior basketball player at the University of Pittsburgh : "I'm going to graduate on time, no matter how long it takes.." (Now that is beautiful)
7. Bill Peterson, a Florida State football coach: "You guys line up alphabetically by height." And, "You guys pair up in groups of three, and then line up in a circle."
8. Boxing promoter Dan Duva on Mike Tyson going to prison: "Why would anyone expect him to come out smarter? He went to prison for three years, not Princeton .."
9. Stu Grimson, Chicago Blackhawks left wing, explaining why he keeps a color photo of himself above his locker: "That's so when I forget how to spell my name, I can still find my clothes."
10. Lou Duva, veteran boxing trainer, on the Spartan training regimen of heavyweight Andrew Golota: "He's a guy who gets up at six o'clock in the morning, regardless of what time it is."
11. Chuck Nevitt , North Carolina State basketball player, explaining to Coach Jim Valvano why he appeared nervous at practice: "My sister's expecting a baby, and I don't know if I'm going to be an uncle or an aunt. (I wonder if his IQ ever hit room temperature in January)
12. Frank Layden, Utah Jazz president, on a former player: "I asked him, 'Son, what is it with you? Is it ignorance or apathy?' He said, 'Coach, I don't know and I don't care."
13. Shelby Metcalf, basketball coach at Texas A&M, recounting what he told a player who received four F's and one D: "Son, looks to me like you're spending too much time on one subject."
14. In the words of NC State great Charles Shackelford: "I can go to my left or right, I am amphibious."
Ah, but they all ride to the bank in a Mercedes…
What I Would Do For a Different President…
Nobody Cares
If we don't talk about politics on a Friday, do they?
This is how I would feel if Ted Cruz's DAD was President! I would LEARN how to this…if ONLY.
I got this from Yahoo…a tiny cheerleader named Marie Klein, set a Guinness Book record by doing 42 back flips. Something that we ALL have tried to do in our lives,….and some of us were drunk at the time.
What is amazing is how straight a line she did. She said she felt a little nauseated afterwards……imagine what she will be able to do in college! This woman will be able to have at least ten kids, no problem. Putin at this very minute is playing this video on his I-Phone, and saying, "We could USE that girl in OUR gene bank!"
Enjoy…and count. I didn't come up with 42…I got 40…how about you?
Oh SURE…I can do that.
Nobody Gets Email
Look what you can do if you get off your computer! Something tells me most of these people could care less about email. And none of them have a problem levitating.
Click on my title, which takes you to a bigger page, then enlarge this…and enjoy!
And…don't try this at home.
(Thanks to my liberal friend, JR)
American Nation Suffers From Gullibleitis: No Cure
Nobody Cares
Call me Ms Gullible. Ever since I was a kid, I retained an innocence that borders almost on severe stupidity. I only had one brother who was two years older, and as everyone who has EVER been the butt of jokes of an older brother knows…. you are left standing with, "I can't believe he did that!" feeling of horror on your face too many times to EVER grow up with a sense of trust on just about anything.
Your parents can be the most loving parents in the universe, but if you have a fun-loving brother whose main purpose in life is to succeed as the favorite child, you are doomed.
One time my older brother and cousin Corky, told me to go to the end of the sewer tunnel, and they swore that they would NOT light those firecrackers— I trusted them.
I didn't hear for 2 week.
These "Let's fool little sis!" jokes went on for years, until one day, when I was fourteen, and a 19-year-old girl wanted to know if my brother really was the cousin of Elvis and if he really was 19…I told her flat-out: Nope…he was only fourteen, and Elvis didn't even know he existed.
There is still a hole in the bedroom door where my 14-year-old brother put his fist because, I was on the other side.
SO…because I was a victim of an older brother's imaginative hours of entertainment, I'm a hard woman to dupe. And I have to ask you? How could millions of people believe that some football player had a girlfriend that he was in love with, and he had never met her?
A football player in his prime NOT having sex? That's about as rare as getting a tax return the next day.
How could millions of people believe that Barry Bonds, Mark McGuire, and Roger Clemens weren't using something to make them superhuman? Because they SAID so?
How could millions believe that Lance Armstrong, a man who hardly ever lost a race, was not 'doping' even though many were accusing him of it? What did he do? He ATTACKED them! He learned that from being friends with the Clintons.
How could half the country believe that Obama is NOT a Marxist when he has announced his plans to fundamentally change America?
Nobody is still wondering how everyone can still believe that the Clinton's, two of the most notorious liars in American history—should be held in the highest esteem.
"I did NOT have sex., or rape, or sell military hardware to China, or kill Ron Brown, or lie to a grand jury…or…" I mean, just how gullible are we?
Did the older brothers of the world just lose their ability to teach the younger siblings about life?
Nobody Wonders: I know how gullible I have been in my lifetime, and I have learned from my own stupidity.
So…Why…are so many people still so gullible?
Some people will do anything to stay at the top. The rewards are many. The means justifies the ends.
Some people…just won't. I still remain, after all the years of countless lies and tricks..honest.
But that doesn't mean they have to remain gullible and stupid does it?
My brother did a fine job educating me on the various ways a human can lie and cheat..to get ahead. And I should thank him for it. I don't think I would have the enquiring mind I have today if not for him.
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We take a look at five such moments in the SEC:
1. Block that kick: Florida had not one but two kicks blocked in the final minutes of regulation, leading to a nauseating 23-20 home loss to South Carolina in overtime. The last one was a blocked punt with 39 seconds to play, setting up the Gamecocks' tying touchdown when Mike Davis recovered his own fumble in the end zone. They then won it in overtime on Dylan Thompson's 4-yard touchdown run. Consider, for a moment, the impact of that blocked punt by South Carolina's Carlton Heard. For starters, it sealed the fate of Florida coach Will Muschamp, who was fired the next day. Muschamp finished out the regular season as the Gators' head coach, and it didn't take him long to find work. Auburn hired him as its defensive coordinator (for $1.6 million per year) after giving up an average of 39.2 points in its last five SEC games. Meanwhile, the Gators turned to a former offensive coordinator in the league, Jim McElwain, who was a part of two national championship teams at Alabama before turning around Colorado State's program in three seasons as the Rams' head coach. Finally, had Heard not blocked that punt, South Carolina would have been relegated to its first losing season under Steve Spurrier and no bowl game. Those close to the Head Ball Coach think that would have been enough for him to hang up his visor and go to the beach.
2. Gurley's suspension: The most explosive returning offensive player in the SEC is Georgia running back Nick Chubb, who romped for 1,547 yards and 14 touchdowns last season as a true freshman. But if not for Todd Gurley's four-game suspension during the middle of the season for accepting $3,000 to autograph memorabilia, Chubb would have played a more complementary role to Gurley. Granted, he would have been an immensely talented complement, but there's no way he would have blossomed the way he did as Gurley's understudy. Even more importantly as it relates to this coming season, he wouldn't have gained the kind of valuable experience he did as Gurley's backup. Chubb reeled off eight straight 100-yard rushing games once he moved into the starting lineup, and with the Dawgs' quarterback situation unsettled for 2015, they know unequivocally that they can lean as heavily as they want to on No. 27.
3. Dobbs to the rescue: Tennessee senior quarterback Justin Worley took a wicked beating last season behind the Vols' inexperienced offensive line and was eventually lost for the season with a torn labrum in his throwing shoulder. It was a tough blow for the gritty Worley, but it also forced Tennessee's hand to pull Josh Dobbs' planned redshirt. He played well against Alabama in the second half and got better from there. His ability to run and extend the play gave Tennessee a different dimension offensively. He was brilliant in the come-from-behind win at South Carolina, and now enters the 2015 season as the Vols' unquestioned starter at quarterback and a player who's receiving serious offseason hype. His name has even popped up in a few early Heisman Trophy polls.
4. Arkansas' defensive awakening: One of the best coaching jobs anywhere in college football last season was the gem turned in by Arkansas first-year defensive coordinator Robb Smith. The Razorbacks transformed defensively, which, coupled with the gains they've made on offense, is a big reason the Hogs could make noise in the West race this season. Arkansas finished 10th nationally in scoring defense (after finishing 89th the year before) and held six of its last eight opponents to 17 or fewer points. That's old-school football at its finest, which is exactly the way Bret Bielema likes it. The Hogs had already established that they could run the football on just about anybody. Now, they have the defensive mindset to go with it in what should be a wild ride in the West.
5. Magnolia uprising: Speaking of the West, the success last season of Mississippi State and Ole Miss helped drive up the price of doing business in that division. Mississippi State won 10 games in the regular season for the first time. Ole Miss won nine, including wins over Alabama and Mississippi State. Both teams were ranked in the top three nationally at one point with Mississippi State ascending to the No. 1 spot. What's all this have to do with the 2015 season? Here's what: All seven coaches in the West are now making at least $4 million per year. Talk about pressure. That means somebody in that division is going to be hovering around .500 this season with a pretty good football team and a fan base screaming, "We're paying $4 million for this?"
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I'm in agreement with you that he's effective in his zone. But so are a number of sub 40 pts dmen in this league. I just don't see the over valuation most Habs fan seem to think he has.
Everybody agreed that Wideman got overpaid in Calgary. I see the same type of thing here. Granted PK is younger but I don't see his ceiling being much higher than that. Add the lockerroom issues that everyone seem to ignore, and I have to side with Bergevin on the rumoured contract offer.
Except the list of dmen who put up close to 40pts while playing the top opposition really isn't long. The over valuation is because there aren't many defensemen like him around. Myers, Pietrangelo, Doughty, OEL, McDonagh and a couple of others are in the same category. That is young top-pairing dmen who contribute offensively. I also don't see why you think his ceiling isn't much higher than Dennis Wideman. He's already much better in all aspects than Wideman was at the same age and unlike Wideman, he doesn't play sheltered minutes. He's also better in his own end than current Wideman is. He's already considered better than Wideman and defensemen seldom reach their prime at 24. He's a rare commodity Montreal won't soon find if they lose him. That's why he's valued like that. All comparable players are valued just as much and already locked up with other teams.
There are no locker room issues and nobody ignores them. People keep bringing up because he got in a scrum with a teammate when the team was going through a rough sequence. There's nobody available that can replace him in the near future and not many teams like to part ways with their top pairing dmen for nothing.
I have no idea what the amounts and terms discussed are so I can't say anything on that. If he's asking for Myler's money, it's fair because both are in the same tier.
Edit: We could probably make a list of defensemen who had around the same amount of success around the same age. My guess is that it'll be short and the players on that list will have turned into elite dmen or at least very very good ones.
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The 34th annual Connecticut State Latin Day was held Friday at the Holiday Hill resort in Prospect. Latin students, most clad in togas, from 52 middle and high schools from across the state took part in the day-long event that included activities that reflected ancient Greek and Roman culture. Students competed in academic competitions in grammar, history, mythology, and geography, and took part in workshops like sculpting, fresco, Roman coins, calligraphy and Greek dancing. There were also athletic games and competitions including tug-of-war, discus (Frisbee) and a decimated marathon of 2.6 miles. Students were able to rotate through various games like volleyball, bocce and badminton throughout the day.
The day concluded with chariot races with chariots built by the students. The annual event is run by the Classical Association of Connecticut, a state-wide organization for Latin and Greek teachers and professors. "We do Latin Day to let people know that Latin is alive and well," said Amy White, chairperson of the event and a Latin teacher at Ellington High School. The theme of this year's event was "Non semper ea sunt quae videntur" (Things aren't always what they seem.)
Dynasty – Ten TitlesApril 10, 2015 by John Woike
For the past three weeks or so, I've been holed up trying to edit more than 20 years of photographs of the UConn women's basketball team for a book on the 10 NCAA Championships they've won. A daunting task in many ways since we were limited to about 10-12 pages per chapter. Daunting, too, given the reality of how technology has changed from their first victory against Tennessee in 1995, when our photographers were still shooting film, to this year when Cloe Poisson and Michael McAndrews covered them during each round digitally shooting both stills and video to try to satisfy the enormous appetite of our readers online, in print and through social media.
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Blain has good size at 6'2, 192 pounds and plays a physical game. What really stands out with Blain is his offensive game.
Blain scored 52 points in 62 games last year in the QMJHL. As an 18 year old Blain had 41 points in 44 games. This year with the Steelheads Blain has 9 points in 8 games, leading all ECHL defenseman in scoring.
Has anyone watched Blain play? His numbers shot up a lot after his draft year (.61 PPG -22 to .93 PPG +17) . He was also a +28 last season. Despite putting up great numbers he has been tossed aside by the Oilers and now the Wolves. Does anybody think he has NHL upside?
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May, 2012 - Jeremie Blain had a great season and put up 50 points, which was among the top ten for defenseman. He was traded from Acadie-Bathurst to Victoriaville and was hoping for a long playoff run, but was unfortunately upset in the first round. Blain is a big, physical defenseman who plays on the powerplay, penalty kill and against the other teams top players. He has high-end hockey sense and a great offensive skillset. His defensive game will be the only thing that holds him back at the next level.
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I have tried the Indian food of this restaurant & which is very good.
Good service & preparations.
This restaurant is close to Stuttgart Vaihigen
When dining out you expect good food and that is what we got. The entire family has decided that is definitely a restaurant to visit again. The staff were also very attentive.
If you want excellent Indian food in an elegant setting, don't miss Namaste Indian Restaurant in Stuttgart-Rohr. I have visited twice and each time has been excellent. There are competitor restaurants in Stuttgart-Vaihingen and also Echterdingen, but Namaste is easily the most desirable. The atmosphere is quiet so you can truly have a conversation and enjoy dinner with your friends...
I have been here many times and every time the experience gets better. The Food is just awesome, you feel at home (India). Mr. Taneja and his team make sure that all the guests leave the restaurant with smile and satisfaction. Waiting to visit Namaste India next time.
An Indian restaurant offering amazing value for money proposition when you choose their daily Buffet lunch menu for 7.90 Euros per person(Drinks need to be ordered separately). But if you are a pure vegetarian, then you might be unlucky on few days as they usually serve a vegetable biriyani/rice dish or a Chicken biriyani/rice dish and not both.
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Some years ago I lived and worked in South India for over half a year, so I guess I have an idea of authentic Indian food.
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We were staying at ibis which is right opp the restaurant. The hotel suggested namaste saying all the guests go there and we now understand why. We were skeptical as it was a restaurant away from the city centre & a centre like Stuttgart you don't expect fresh Indian food. We are all vegetarians and few people in the group...
Excellent service. Kids friendly. Great food. Fluent in English. Parking in front of the restaurant. Go there! :)
This is our go-to Indian restaurant for when we don't want to cook ;) The service is friendly and the food is so flavorful. It's not cheap, and it does take a while between ordering and having the food set in front of you, but it's worth it. The tandoori is so moist and delicious, but I always get the...
Ate here for lunch recently. Had the lunch buffet and it was pretty good and tasty. Not much of a buffet selection though. The naan was fresh! They also offered dessert, but I did not partake. I'd definitely go back again and try their regular menu.
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