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Mr. Lemos stated, among other things, that "the philosophy of the separation of church and state was intended to protect freedom of religion – not as a safeguard from it." Clearly, Mr. Lemos is no historian.
Had he even a minimal knowledge of actual history he would know that the original settlers of America fled England precisely because they were victims of the sectarian Christian terrorism that plagued Britain. Literally tens of thousands, and maybe hundreds of thousands, of people lost their heads in the course of sectarian strife between Catholics, Lutherans, Calvinists and those who are now referred to as Church of England over which was the "established" or "true church." Anyone who did not adhere to the theology of the government, i.e., the King Sovereign, was guilty of nothing less than treason.
The Founding Fathers were all descended from victims and refugees of this theological bloodbath. While many maintained profound individual religious beliefs, it was their intent that religion should have no place in government as a safeguard against any man being accused, let alone punished, because of his theological bent.
With charlatans like former Gov. Mike Huckabee, Gov. Rick Perry and a multitude of others whispering questions as to whether this candidate or that is a "Christian," it is clear that we are not yet safe from sectarian terror backed up by the coercive power of government.
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Six awesome, fantastic, and must-read cycling blogs. I went with six mostly because I couldn't find a seventh right now. Why not a round number, like ten? Well, I ran out of steam at six and just got lazy. But these six are awesome.
I liked these six cycling blog posts and thought you might like them as well. There is a really diverse mix of posts here, covering topics from Olympic cycling to bike commuting.
Not only are these six posts worth reading, but so are the rest of these blogs. These folks are excellent at sharing their cycling passion. Dig into their other posts and see what they have to offer on the rest of their sites. Something tells me you will find more good stuff to grab your cycling passion. I certainly have.
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Great insight into pro cycling, from a different angle. Matt uses humor and sarcasm (at least I think it's sarcasm), keeping things light for his readers. He gives you a behind the scenes look at pro cycling that you won't find in the big cycling media.
This particular post is about the Olympic Men's Road Race and the winner, Alexander Vinokourov (aka Vino). Vino is a former disgraced doper, which added irony to the Olympic race.
2) Aerochick Cycling Blog – Ashley
The Aerochick is a great recreational cyclist, from what I can see. I aspire to ride my bike as well as she does and as much as she does. She has been riding for years and is sharing her experience.
In this post, she talks about completing her first ever century ride. A century is a ride of 100-miles in distance. The century is a huge accomplishment for any cyclist and a great goal for all beginners. The feeling is just awesome when you see that odometer reach three digits in one day. As an added bonus, she has a tweet from Taylor Phinney, the future of American cycling, to boast about. Very cool!
3) Average Joe's Cycling Blog – Joe (yeah, just Joe)
Joe lives in the Pacific Northwest, on the Canada side. That is some of the most beautiful country that you will find, and it sounds like it's great for cycling. He writes some great content for the average recreational cyclist. I enjoy his writing style and down to earth approach. Joe is truly an "average Joe" cyclist. Don't mistake that fun name, he's a big time cyclist with lots to share.
In the blog post here, his wife writes a story sharing her experiences as a new bike commuter. She started commuting to work on her bike and wanted to share all that goes into being a new commuter. She writes just as well as Joe and really captures all that goes into commuting.
4) Loving The Bike – A team of contributors
The team consists of Darryl, Kassidy, Myron, Kelli, Stevie, and Blairmore Media. Darryl is also one of the voices on the 360 Cycling Podcast. That's where I learned of Loving the Bike. Great podcast, by the way; check that out on iTunes for great info.
These folks really do love the bike and all things cycling related. They share some great information using inspiration and motivation. I often go here when I need a pick me up or a strong dose of motivation.
This particular post is very unique and shares some great information. If you have ever wanted to know how to make your own sports drinks, well here you go. I am a frugal guy and this one was right up my alley. Take a look and see what you can learn.
5) Fat Cyclist – Elden, aka "Fatty"
The Fat Cyclist is a long running blog with some of the funniest writing on cycling topics. Fatty started his blog as a way to drop weight by using humiliation. He has done an excellent job all around. Fatty is now an excellent cyclist, from everything I can see there. The fat is gone and he can really ride well.
This post is an advanced cycling topic, at least from my view point. Fatty covers climbing grades for cycling. As soon as you start riding some hills, you want to know how to evaluate that hill. At least I did. This is an excellent guide to figuring out the grade of those hills. You'll be able to compare your hills to those Tour de France hills…okay, mountains.
6) Training 4 Cyclists – Jesper Bondo Medhus
Jesper is a doctor with a special interest in cycling training. He has also coached young riders in the past. His blog is full of technical cycling information that can accelerate your training.
The post here is an interesting one. It's a story of a 100 year old man who set a record by riding his bike. Just riding the bike at that age is note worthy, but he did something more. Check it out and be motivated to do your own ride.
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PHILADELPHIA - FEBRUARY 27: Jaroslav Halak #41 of the Montreal Canadiens skates against the Philadelphia Flyers on February 27, 2009 at Wachovia Center in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The Habs defeated the Flyers 4-3 in overtime. (Photo by Jim McIsaac/Getty Images)
ST. LOUIS The goalie tandem of Jaroslav Halak and Brian Elliott were big reasons why the St. Louis Blues won the Central Division and earned the No. 2 seed in the Western Conference. Fittingly, the two may have teamed Saturday to save the Blues' season. Halak stopped 12 shots before leaving with a lower-body injury and Elliott came off the bench to make 17 saves to help the Blues even their Western Conference quarterfinals series at 1-1 with a 3-0 win over the San Jose Sharks at Scottrade Center. After combining to tie the modern day NHL record with 15 shutouts in the regular season, Halak started strong and Elliott finished even better to get the Blues back in the series before it heads to San Jose for Game 3 on Monday. "It just shows what they've been doing all year," said defenseman Barret Jackman, who collided with Halak early in the second period. "Halak was great in the beginning and unfortunately I ran into him. Who knows what the injury is but (Elliott) came in and play...
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Lights and trim. Often auto detailing service providers apply a polishing compound to both head and taillights. This causes oxidation to occur so they seal them afterwards to make your lights appear flashy. Your car's trim should also be included in the service. Chrome trims should be cleaned, and vinyl or plastic trims should be protected to prevent fading and cracking.
Interior detailing. This includes cleaning all carpeted areas especially the passenger seats and the trunk. Leather interiors should be cleaned and treated too.
Engine bay. While not all auto detailing service providers offer this as a part of their package, some do because they recognize its importance. A degreaser should be used and all plastic, silicone, and rubber parts should be dressed to prevent cracking afterwards.
Increased gas mileage. Having your car checked topsy turvy removes all the dirt and unnecessary stuff that don't really belong there. In doing so, your car's weight is lessened thereby increasing gas consumption. If you have a car that has a third row of seat, you might want to have them redesigned to be removable when you don't need them.
Resale value. If your car is regularly maintained (auto detailing should be done every three months), it will continue to stay in good condition. Should you want to trade or sell it in the future, then you won't have to consider cracks, dents, stains, or defects that will decrease its resale value.
Rust prevention. A common problem for people whose cars are exposed to the four elements of nature, rust can cause parts of your vehicle to become ugly and defective. Auto detailing prevents that from happening as all car components are thoroughly checked.
Physical appeal. There's a difference between car customization and car detailing. The former is focused on design and functionality while the latter focused on performance and maintenance. The former also causes you to spend more money for something you want while the latter makes you spend for something you need.In the end, auto detailing falls under the responsibilities you have as a car owner. Making sure that it stays in a good condition allows you to use it long-term. On top of that, you don't have to be bothered by small issues that arise from a simple dent or crack and get pressured to spend more just to correct something that would have been preventable.
The world today is slowly replacing tablets and e-readers for textbooks when it comes to education. However, not all families all over the world can afford to buy these gadgets for their kid. In the Philippines, families own old mobile phone models, though. This sparked an idea for Smart Communications, together with ad agency DDB DM9JaymeSyfu, to work with several textbook authors and incorporate lessons at school to SIM cards and make them accessible on ordinary phones. The ad won a Grand Prix in its category for mobile advertising.
Called the "Bridge of Life" campaign, the Samsung Life Insurance made an advertisement wherein they transformed a bridge in South Korea that is known for a lot of suicide attempts. When people hold on to the railings of the bridge, it lights up and shows different greetings, pictures, and inspirational quotes about life, including "the best is yet to come". It won two gold Lioon awards and other Cannes Lion honors.
The people of Lima, Peru have been having drinking water shortage since there is only little rainfall around the area. More so, the problem was to get an engineering and technology school to be more attractive to prospective students. So in a campaign by an ad firm called Mayo Draftfcb, Peru, they created a billboard to promote that certain university and made it draw moisture from humid air, turn it into drinking water, and dispense it at the base of the billboard. It won awards for outdoor advertising.
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The Misfit Shine is an activity tracker for people who are tired of bracelets. Sure, this nifty guy comes with a sports band, but it's easy to pop out and hang from a necklace strap, belt clip, or whatever your tracker-holding-method-of-choice happens to be. Now you can get one on Touch of Modern for just $70.Read More
If you want a smart watch but aren't compelled by the Galaxy Gear or enamored with the Pebble, there are other options out there to sate your desire. One of those options is Sony's Smart Watch 2. Best Buy is offering the second iteration of Sony's smart watch effort for $159.99, forty dollars off its normal price from the retailer, and thirty dollars off its price at Amazon.
With a 1.6" transflective LCD display (which, unlike regular LCD displays, actually reflects and transmits light), IP57-certified water resistance, and a design language reminiscent of Sony's Xperia devices, the Smart Watch 2 isn't a bad choice for those looking to try a wrist-mounted wearable.Read More
In a world where almost all tablets are boring black slabs, Lenovo is trying to make some headway with a different design. Now you can experience Lenovo's take on the tablet for $60 less than usual – the Yoga Tablet 8 is on sale for $189.99 at Best Buy today only. That's better than the last such deal.
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Yesterday Amazon gave away $40 in paid apps as a Christmas gift to Android users willing to install its mobile app store. That deal ran for just one day, but now the company is following up with another set of free apps. None of yesterday's apps are still available, but the new selections include the superb Osmos HD, the point-and-click adventure The Lost City, the adorable Chimpact, and even a few non-games.Read More
Sure, you have your Pebbles and your Galaxy Gears, not to mention your various Kickstarter-funded competitors that promise even more functionality. But how much work do you really intend to do from your wrist? If all you want is a fitness tracker that plays back music and can also tell the time, then Motorola's MOTOACTV smartwatch might be all you need, and today it's available from Woot for just $129.99, over half off its usual price.Read More
Listen up, super-late Christmas shoppers: Best Buy has a pretty good deal going on seven-inch Kindle Fire HDXs today. You can score up to $82 off of various HDX models, and while they definitely won't arrive before Christmas (because, you know, that's today), they all have free shipping. Here's a full list of the options:Read More
Amazon definitely knows how to get into the Christmas spirit. To celebrate the world's biggest gift-giving holiday, the Appstore is giving away over $40 in paid apps for free. There are 11 apps and games in the list, including a few big names like Sonic The Hedgehog 2 and Angry Birds Star Wars II. It shouldn't be hard to find something for everybody.
Humble Bundle: PC and Android 8 has been out for a week now, so it's time for more games to be added to liven the deal. Three new titles are now available: Bad Hotel, The Bard's Tale, and Solar 2. These should appear automatically in the libraries of anyone who has already paid over the average, and they will likewise be available to anyone who passes that bar going forward.Read More
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Theater roundup, May 29, 2011
RECOMMENDED "Assassins": Thought-provoking, well-staged musical about presidential assassins and the American dream. 7:30 p.m. Thursdays, 8 p.m. Saturdays and 2:30 p.m. Sundays through June 5, Sheldon Vexler Theatre, 12500 NW Military Highway inside the Jewish Community Center. $10-$18. 210-302-6835. OPENING ActOne: Renaissance Guild presents "Silent No More," an evening of work about breast cancer. 8 […] [Read More]
Theater roundup, May 5, 2011
RECOMMENDED "Charlotte's Web": Charming adaptation of E.B. White's book. 9:45 and 11:30 a.m. and 7 p.m. today and 2 p.m. Saturday, Magik Theatre, 420 S. Alamo. $2-$10. 210-227-2751; magiktheatre.org. "Frames": Swift, well-staged sketches dealing with memory. Final performance 8 p.m. Saturday , Overtime Theater, Blue Star Arts Complex, 1414 S. Alamo, Suite 103. $9-$12. 210-557-7562; […] [Read More]
Theater roundup, April 29, 2011
RECOMMENDED "Beer Pong: The Musical": Raunchy, very funny musical. 8 p.m. Fridays-Saturdays through April 30, Rose Theatre Company, 11838 Wurzbach Road. $5. 210-360-0004; therosetheatreco.com. "Charlotte's Web": Charming adaptation of E.B. White's book. 9:45 and 11:30 a.m. Tuesdays-Fridays, with additional shows at 7 p.m. Fridays and 2 p.m. Saturdays, through May 7, Magik Theatre, 420 S. […] [Read More]
Review: Juanes
The show: Colombian pop star Juanes visited Freeman Coliseum Friday on the first of five Texas dates for his "P.A.R.C.E." world tour. Spanish singer Antonio Orozco opened. Attendance: The crowd of 3,000 was a mix of young and old. Trinity senior Patricia Perez and UT senior Sonya Herrera hoped to hear "Es Por Ti" and […] [Read More]
Gallery Stroll: 'Fluid Nature'
"FLUID NATURE" UTSA SATELLITE SPACE 115 BLUE STAR THROUGH NOV. 21 A sensual tension defines the sculptures of Denver artist Michael Brohman. Two bronzed male heads with protruding horns face each other on pedestals in "Untitled Whisper." Silver hands morphing into antlers sit in a pile. His sculpture "Within" is an elk skull with a […] [Read More]
Gallery Stroll: 'Sometimes I Wish I Was Invisible'
"SOMETIMES I WISH I WAS INVISIBLE" STELLA HAUS ART SPACE 106A BLUE STAR THROUGH NOV. 20 The works of Jennifer Ling Datchuk are delicate and beautiful, but a quiet pain lingers in them. The show was spawned by a gesture from Datchuk's estranged mother, who recently mailed the artist vacation photos. Datchuk depicted images from […] [Read More]
Gallery Stroll: 'No Country For Old Yippi'
"NO COUNTRY FOR OLD TIPPI" THREE WALLS 106D BLUE STAR THROUGH NOV. 26 Tippi looks nervous. She never smiles in any of her photos. She wears a pale green dress suit and coat with a gold necklace. She had blond hair pulled back, except for a single wisp that causes her to appear fretful. For […] [Read More]
Review: 'I'd Rather Get Fired Than Quit'
"I'd Rather Get Fired Than Quit" Fl!ght Gallery 1906 S. Flores Through Sept. 6 Getting fired or laid off — it's something that has probably happened to most adults at some point in their life. But to say "I'd rather get fired than quit" is a bit of an unusual statement. The folks at Fl!ght […] [Read More]
Gallery Stroll: 'Olly Olly Oxen Free'
"Olly Olly Oxen Free" High Wire Arts 326 W. Josephine St. Through Sept. 3 The highlight of this group exhibit is "Creature Carousel," a nightmarish rotating device made of hybrid creatures that look like science experiments gone terribly wrong. The impressively interactive piece, made by artists Jar Schepers and Scott Oldfield, can be hand cranked. […] [Read More]
Gallery Stroll: 'The Great Escape'
"The Great Escape" REM Gallery 219 E. Park Ave. Through Sept. 3 Conch shells, marshmallows, vases — Marcia Keith Alaniz has some favorite images that she incorporates into her paintings. Many of the items are autobiographical, such as the Chihuahuas that were her pets or the bowls that her grandmother collected. Alaniz, who moved to […] [Read More]
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Colt Ford's latest ahead of Saturday show
Colt Ford visits The Rave Saturday night in a show that has been reformatted into a Packers Playoff party. Opening act Chasin' Mason will perform during halftime of the Packers-49ers game and Ford will hit the stage 10 minutes after the conclusion of the game.
The former professional golfer turned country rapper has been riding the success of last year's chart-topping fourth studio album, "Declaration of Independence." While the roughneck album resonated with Ford's growing legion of fans, his brand of in-your-face hick hop has yet to resonate in a big way with country radio. This is actually a bit surprising, since he's long featured big country stars on each of his albums and the guest list on the new album includes Kix Brooks, Montgomery Gentry, Darius Rucker, Jason Aldean and Jake Owens (who will be opening for Aldean at June 29 at Summerfest.) »Read Full Blog Post
Wood type museum seeks funds for new home
You've heard us on the plight of the Hamilton Wood Type Museum before. The only museum on the planet dedicated to the preservation, study and use of wood type, with about 1.5 million pieces of type once used in posters and newspaper headlines, is being evicted from its historic home in Two Rivers.
AIGA Wisconsin, the professional organization for designers and creatives in the region, is throwing its weight behind the museum's cause by holding a special fundraising event. »Read Full Article


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Huron County Airport Authority board member Jeff Savage said the next year will determine much about the future of the facility.
"I think next year's closings for the raceway will bring a lot of things to a head," he said.
Summit Motorsports Park uses the airport runway a few times per year to exit vehicles during large events.
Savage said, as part of the conditions on receiving Federal Aviation Administration approval for this year's closings, the FAA wants to see two things take place before considering 2015 closings.
"One condition is the FAA wants to see the crack-sealing on the runway done," he said. "That could cost $70,000 and if it isn't done, that could jeopardize the closings."
The second condition is the FAA wants to see a plan that doesn't require the closure of the runway to exit vehicles.
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After freshman goalie Daniel Cui became the scapegoat for a losing season, the whole high school rallied to defend him. More than 100 students changed their profile pictures to a photo of Cui making a save and with newfound confidence, Cui returned the next season to play the game of his life and lead his team to a win.
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February 17, 2005 11:35 AM PST
IBM to invest $100 million in Linux push
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The company said the money will go toward support programs designed for independent software vendors, programs for channels and partners, research and development, sales and marketing, and various technology and integration centers.
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IBM's Workplace software is built around its Java-based WebSphere Portal software, which delivers applications and documents from servers to PCs or handheld devices running Windows or Linux. The software can present information in a Web browser that has full graphical capabilities and can be used offline.
IBM said the decision stemmed from the increasing popularity of Linux among its customers. According to the company, the number of customers opting for the Linux platform for applications such as WebSphere Portal, instant messaging and Web-based document sharing saw high double-digit growth in 2004.
"Since customers have been looking for ways to extend the value of Linux to the desktop, IBM felt the time was right to deliver a fully supported Linux client alternative," Ambuj Goyal, IBM's general manager of Workplace, Portal and Collaboration Software, said in a statement.
Big Blue hopes that the new project will result in the development of new and cheaper applications that use Linux and thus will enhance the choices available to its customers.
IBM's Workplace software, designed to compete with Microsoft's market-leading Office bundle, is slated for release in the next quarter.
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- IBM Linux?
- Why don't they just make an IBM Linux distro? It would sure be interesting.
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- Looking much further ahead
- Linux has a long and healthy future no matter what anyone says or does, it is not based on a singular business model that may thrive or dive.
It is almost a living thing, if all whole community stopped improving it today, hundreds of hungry students and enthusiasts would pick up on it tomorrow.
Problems that need to be addressed immediately are limited software and mass user adoption, it's great to hear IBM is improving the software problem and the young http://www.cosmopod.com is addressing the other with their revolutionary online desktop that aims to put a Linux desktop in front of everyone in the world for free!! It would be nice to see the IBM get involved supporting this young project.
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- Hopefully it won't be another OS2 fiasco
- I hope they get it right this time. Remember when they spent millions advertising OS2 (the OTHER OS)? Although a great operating system they didn't have the apps to go with it or the developers writing apps people want to use. Some fantastic games in Linux such as 'Mech Warrior', 'Tribes', or 'Sims' might help the OS take off.
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We've all heard of extreme makeovers and extreme diets... but extreme parenting? Bravo Media announced today that it has greenlit EXTREME GUIDE TO PARENTING (Working Title), a new series following parents who practice unique styles of raising their children. Each episode will give a candid inside look at two separate households with very different forms of parenting -- and each family strongly believes their methods are the perfect model for raising successful children.
Some extreme parenting techniques include:
· Attachment: Parents who breastfeed their children until age four... or older.
· Helicopter: Parents so protective they use disguises to monitor their offspring's every move.
· Fiercely Competitive: Parents who enroll their children in Mandarin Chinese courses before they can spell.
· Free-Range: Parents who believe saying "no" to their child is equivalent to corporal punishment.
· New Age: Parents who raise their children with techniques that complement their child's aura.
"Whether you have kids or you're stuck next to the screaming child on a plane, judging other people's parenting is a guilty pleasure. We all love to do it," said Eli Lehrer, Vice President of Development for Bravo. "The series explores all manners of eccentric ways parents raise their kids, and we'll let the viewer be the judge of how they're doing."
The parents featured on the show are confident in their methods, no matter how unorthodox. But don't let the initial outrageousness fool you: these parents love their kids.
Produced by Punched In The Head with Craig D'Entrone and Amelia D'Entrone serving as executive producers.
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San Dimas pitcher Peter Lambert, who finished 13-0 with 113 strikeouts and 0.34 ERA, was drafted in the second round by the Colorado Rockies with the 44th pick during Major League Baseball's annual draft Monday. Tons of scouts regularly attended Lambert starts and he was projected to be selected on Day 1. Lambert's big decision will be deciding whether he'll sign with Colorado or take his scholarship and play at UCLA.
STORY: San Dimas right-hander Peter Lambert heard his named called second in the second round (44th overall pick) by the Colorado Rockies.Lambert, a 6-2, 185-pounder, had said earlier in the day the Rockies were among the teams most heavily pursuing him, along with the Dodgers, Braves and Blue Jays.
"It's really about where I thought I would go," he said. "I'm excited, happy, relieved, all of those things."
Lambert, who signed with UCLA, is coming off a 13-0 season in which he won every game he started and completed nine of those with five shutouts. He allowed just four earned runs and 16 walks with 113 strikeouts in 83 innings.
Lambert is the highest draft pick the school has ever had in the sport. The previous highest had been Sean Swedlow, who was drafted in the third round."We're all very excited for him. It's a great day," San Dimas coach Mike Regan said.
San Dimas' Peter Lambert was selected by Colorado with the 44th pick of the second round in Major League Baseball's draft.


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Gay lifts Grizzlies to narrow win over Raptors
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Grizzlies 100, Raptors 98
TORONTO -- Rudy Gay found a way to deliver another late winner for the Memphis Grizzlies.
Gay hit a tiebreaking jump shot with less than a second to play, Zach Randolph had 17 points and 12 rebounds and the Grizzlies beat the Toronto Raptors, 100-98, on Monday night.
"Rudy is good at that," Randolph said. "I knew it was good when it left his hand. He's good at shots like that, and he's hit a lot of them."
Gay drove right and put up a 14-foot fadeaway jumper over Toronto's Julian Wright.
The play was similar to his last-second winner over LeBron James that gave the Grizzlies a 97-95 home victory over the Miami Heat on Nov. 20.
"I predominantly go left, so people have to give me the right," Gay said. "It's all confidence, though. That's all it's about really."
Gay scored 21 points, Marc Gasol had 17, O.J. Mayo had 15 and Mike Conley added 13 for the Grizzlies, who have won three straight and five of their last seven.
Andrea Bargnani scored 29 points and DeMar DeRozan had 25 for the Raptors, whose season-high losing streak reached eight games. The Raptors have dropped five in a row to the Grizzlies.
Jerryd Bayless had 15 points and set career highs with 11 assists and eight rebounds for the Raptors.
Randolph shot just 8-of-24 but extended his team-record streak of double-doubles to 11 games.
The Raptors finished 0-of-13 from 3-point range, failing to make a 3-pointer for the first time in 986 games, a streak that began Feb. 26, 1999, against Minnesota. The Raptors are the first team in NBA history to make a 3-pointer in 900 straight games.
Toronto trailed 88-76 with 8:28 to play but roared back with an 11-0 run over the next three minutes.
DeRozan gave Toronto its first lead of the fourth quarter by making a pair of free throws with 3:58 left, putting Toronto ahead 92-91.
Conley put Memphis back on top with 2:10 left. After making one free throw but missing the second, he wound up with the loose ball and drove in for a layup to make it 96-94.
After a pair of free throws by DeRozan and a running jumper from Conley, Bayless tied it at 98 on a driving layup with 18 seconds left.
Memphis then got the ball to Gay, who let the shot clock wind down before driving for the winning basket.
"I just wanted to make sure there were no seconds left on the clock," Gay said, "make sure nobody could square up and actually be ready to shoot the basketball at the other end."
Memphis coach Lionel Hollins said he knew he wanted the ball in Gay's hands.
"With so much time on the clock, I knew I was going to give it to him to go get us a shot," Hollins said.
Toronto inbounded the ball to Sundiata Gaines, but Gay blocked his shot as the buzzer sounded.
"We're finishing like a playoff team," Conley said. "We're making the right passes, making the right plays and getting the big stops when we need them."
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moreInverse limits provide a powerful tool for constructing complicated spaces from simple ones. They also turn the study of a dynamical system consisting of a space and a self-map into a study of a (likely more complicated) space and a self-homeomorphism. In four chapters along with an appendix containing background material the authors develop the theory of inverse limits. The book begins with an introduction through inverse limits on [0,1] before moving to a general treatment of the subject. Special topics in continuum theory complete the book. Although it is not a book on dynamics, the influence of dynamics can be seen throughout; for instance, it includes studies of inverse limits with maps from families of maps that are of interest to dynamicists such as the logistic and the tent families. This book will serve as a useful reference to graduate students and researchers in continuum theory and dynamical systems. Researchers working in applied areas who are discovering inverse limits in their work will also benefit from this book. less
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This 27-hour seminar on Intro to Hydraulics is designed to acquaint individuals with the fluid power field and provide a practical working knowledge of this important and growing industry. This program features laboratory sessions where participants will gain practical experience working with actual fluid power components and systems. Specifically, laboratory sessions will treat the disassembly, inspection and assembly of individual components, as well as system design examples.
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Nintendo and Square unveil plenty of games at their respective press conferences, while more details were uncovered about the biggest games of E3 2015.
Silicon Valley's male-dominated culture could cost the technology industry the thing it values most: innovation.
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Disney is making a live-action version of "Beauty and the Beast," and Emma Watson of "Harry Potter" fame is locked in to play brainy beauty Belle.
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Goatwhore Announce 2015 North American Tour With Ringworm, Black Breath + Theories
Goatwhore continue to tour the world in support of last year's Constricting Rage of the Merciless album.
Goatwhore continue to tour the world in support of last year's Constricting Rage of the Merciless album.
New Orleans sludge metal band Eyehategod rocked the intimate venue Europa in Brooklyn recently. Support for the night included forceful sets by Ringworm, Enabler and Sh-tkill.
With countless years of music, Ringworm have been pummeling ears for decades. Frontman Human Furnace and his crew are gearing up for the release of their brand new record, 'Hammer of the Witch.' They are also hitting the road in the spring in promotion of the new album.
Longtime hardcore rockers Ringworm have finally unleashed their latest studio album onto the world. Quite possibly their masterpiece, 'Hammer of the Witch' is a nonstop punch in the gut with killer guitar riffs and spine rattling vocals. On top of that, the band made sure to create a full experience around the release with mesmerizing artwork and exclusive vinyl runs; in addition to black wax, 'Hammer of the Witch' is pressed on black and white swirl vinyl and even clear vinyl.


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An Israeli oil exploration team said it has found oil at a drilling site north of the Dead Sea.
The group digging the Tzuk Tamrur 4 oil exploration well said Sunday that it did not know how much oil was located at the site and whether it was enough for commercial purposes, according to reports.
Delek Group Ltd. subsidiaries Avner Oil and Gas and Delek Drilling, together with Zerah Oil and Gas Explorations, began drilling the well last October, according to the Israeli business daily Globes.
The well has been dug to 6,700 feet; the group plans to dig now to 7,000 feet. Once it reaches that depth, the group will decide whether to continue with production tests.
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UPDATE: Holiday World general manager injured in morning wreck
SPENCER COUNTY, Ind. - The general manager of Holiday World & Splashin' Safari is in critical but stable condition at St. Mary's Medical Center following an accident this morning with a school bus. The wreck happened on Indiana 162 in Spencer County around 7:25 a.m.
Matthew Eckert, 37, was driving a 2004 Honda SUV south on Indiana 162 when his vehicle was struck by a school bus in front of Nancy Hanks Elementary School.
Eckert was transported from the accident scene by Lifeflight helicopter. According to an accident report released by the Spencer County Sheriff's Department, Eckert suffered head, arm and chest injuries.
"It was a rough wreck," said Holiday World spokeswoman Paula Werne. She described Eckert as "a wonderful, wonderful man" and said the crash "has shaken us to our core."
Dan Scherry, superintendent of North Spencer County School Corp., said the driver of school bus No. 22, identified as 34-year-old Myra Dempsey of Chrisney, Ind., had just dropped off children at the school and was pulling out of the parking lot onto Indiana 162 when the bus crashed into an Eckert's vehicle.
Scherry said Dempsey indicated that she did not see the approaching SUV because another school bus was pulling into the parking lot at the time.
Scherry said the bus driver's two children were on the bus, but they were not injured. Scherry said the bus driver was heading to a school bus parking lot approximately three miles north of the elementary school and was planning to park the bus and use her personal car to take her children to the doctor.
St. Mary's spokesman Rick Peltier said Eckert is listed in serious but fair or stable condition, meaning his vital signs are stable. He has been moved from the Emergency Department to the Surgical Trauma Intensive Care Unit at St. Mary's.
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Do you know this game? Quite good .but someone told me it will be $7 a month, is it true? :confused:
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Let me be the first to ask you what DOFUS is... and what you are talking about. ;)
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It's a turn-based strategy MMORPG. http://community.dofus.com/
I only took 5min to get me bored from playing the game.
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How can you have a Turn-Based MMORPG? It would take forever for you turn to happen if there are 1000 people on the server... Hell I get bored playing HOMM sometimes with 2 other people.
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So its an MMO outside of combat and turns to a turn-based game during combat... interesting concept but wouldn't want to play it.
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"I only took 5min to get me bored from playing the game" :eek:
lol...of course, You need more than 5min to appreciate an MMORPG
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Unless the MMORPG is completly boring and just aweful... shadowbane anyone?
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EDEN PRAIRIE, Minn. Facing the most criticism he's received in his still young career, Minnesota Vikings quarterback Christian Ponder took another hard look at himself and his play in Sunday's 23-14 loss at Green Bay. He's received support from coaches and teammates. But even Ponder can feel time, in a sense, slipping away, both for this season and the chance to establish himself as a long-term answer at quarterback for the Vikings. Sunday's game, when he completed 12 of 25 passes for 119 yards, with a touchdown and two costly interceptions, had many wondering about his future prospects. Coach Leslie Frazier received more questions about Ponder's starting spot and the timeframe he has to establish himself. "The clock is still ticking on his improvement and development, and that's part of evaluating the quarterback position," Frazier said Monday. "But we are not at a point where we're going to throw in the towel on Christian Ponder. He's going to get better, and he's going to play b...
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Welcome to the Berkshire's own railway museum! We are open 9am - 4pm, Saturdays only. Visit historic Lenox Station, built in 1903 to serve the Berkshire's Gilded Age residents, experience the beautiful panoramic vista of October Mountain and Woods Pond and ride the Yard Jitney - a shuttle train up to our rail yard where you are guaranteed to learn something about the railroad and how it works! Lenox Station features historical & technical exhibits, a gift shop and an O-gauge model train display. Admission to Lenox Station is complimentary. The Yard Jitney features a traditional, early 20th century passenger car and a vintage diesel-electric locomotive. The brief ride brings you into our working rail yard where a volunteer guide will provide you with a personalized tour and explanation of our equipment collection. Climb aboard a diesel-electric locomotive, experience the brakeman's view from a caboose cupola and appreciate the development of train control technology in Yokun Block Station, a replica of an original railroad building used in the Berkshires. Admission to the Yard Jitney/Yard Tour is $5.00.Ever wonder how the engineer operates a locomotive? Experience a cab ride and ride with an engineer on the Yard Jitney! Locomotive Cab Rides are available for an additional $5.00 with admission to the Yard Jitney/Yard Tour.BSRM is On-Track - traditional train rides return this summer!Traditional train rides are anticipated to return to the Berkshires in July, 2015. BSRM's Hoosac Valley Service will offer an 8-mile, round trip experience between North Adams & Adams, MA. This project remains in development and all schedules are subject to change. Visit the Hoosac Valley Service website for the latest information, expected train schedule, directions and more! The Hoosac Valley service is a collaborative project with the Massachusetts Department of Transportation, City of North Adams and Town of Adams.BSRM is an all-volunteer, non-profit, living railroad museum. BSRM depends on donations from our members, volunteers, guests and community for operational funds. All donations go directly to preservation, restoration and operation of our historic buildings and equipment. Please follow us on Facebook for more information about our volunteer organization.


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By Matt Williams, campaignlive.co.uk, Thursday, 02 September 2010 11:15AM
Malbon, who has spent almost six years at Bartle Bogle Hegarty, joins the multimedia company later this year and will be based in the US.
While at BBH, he worked with Google on the global communications strategy and advertising for the Chrome browser, which launched last year, and on a partnership marketing initiative launched by British Airways and Google Earth in 2006.
Malbon started his career in advertising as an account planner at DFGW in 1998. Two years later, he moved to DDB London, where he became the strategy director and was responsible for leading planning on the agency's Volkswagen account.
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1909-S VDB Lincoln Head Cent
The 1909-S V.D.B. Lincoln Head Cent, of which 484,000 were struck, quickly became recognized as scarce, later as rare.
The 1909-S VDB retails $750 in Good. All the others retail $25-$45 in Good. That alone should tell you the importance of demand when determining the market value of a coin. Demand trumps age, precious metal content, whether or not a certain coin is still being made any more, and even scarcity!
To take it further, the 1909-S VDB Lincoln cent isn't even the scarcest cent struck by the San Francisco mint in 1909! That distinction goes to the 1909-S Indian Head cent, struck in the first few months of 1909 before the Lincoln cent was introduced later that year. The 1909-S Indian Head cent has a mintage of 309,000 and is currently valued at $425 in Good– that's nearly $300 less than the value of the 1909-S VDB in Good! But it's all in the demand. There are a lot of Lincoln cent collectors. Of those many Lincoln cent collectors, a large percentage of those are collecting Lincolns by date and mintmark– Lincoln cent collectors get hooked early, as so many date/mintmarks can be obtained cheaply.
The 1909-S VDB Lincoln cent is one of four 1909-dated Lincoln cents. There is just the plain ol' 1909, the 1909 VDB, the 1909-S, and of course, the 1909-S VDB. The 1909 is fairly common; the 1909 VDB is popular and just slightly less common; the 1909-S is scarce, in demand and pretty costly for a Lincoln cent (retails $68.50 in Good). But the 1909-S VDB is the King of the Lincoln Cents. It's the toughest hole to fill in any Lincoln cent album. Ironically, it may not be the toughest Lincoln cent to find– it's possible that you'll have to look harder for a 1914-D or a 1922 No-D. But the 1909-S VDB will be your most expensive Lincoln cent to purchase.
The initials, 'V.D.B' refer to the initials of the Lincoln cent designer, Victor David Brenner. In 1909, those initials appeared on the reverse of the Lincoln cent, below the wheat ears. They were very tiny, but visible. But those were different times in 1909. Today, probably no one would care about a designer's initials appearing "prominently" on the face of a United States coin. But in 1909, there was actually an outcry over the V.D.B initials on the reverse! People actually hollered 'foul' as the initials were seen as "defacing" a U.S. coin by such an egotistical placement of a designer's initials on the surface of our nation's new cent coin!
There was such an outcry over the initials, that the 'V.D.B' was removed, but not before it had appeared on the 1909 cents struck at both the Philadelphia mint AND the San Francisco mint. Which accounts for the 1909-VDB and the 1909-S VDB cents. More 1909 cents were struck later in the year, again at both mints, but THIS time with the offending initials removed. This accounts for the 1909 and the 1909-S cents.
But that wasn't the end of Victor David Brenner's initials. They took a break from 1910 through 1917. But in 1918, the "V.D.B" was back– this time in a VERY tiny, unobtrusive place beneath the Lincoln bust on the obverse. The initials are there on the Lincoln cent to this day. This time there was no outcry.
As of this writing, we are roughly two years away from the 100th anniversary of the 1909 Lincoln cents. We may be even LESS than two years away from the cent being abolished altogether, but that's not for certain. Either way, the Lincoln cent, INCLUDING the 1909-S VDB cent, is in for some interesting times in the coming years!
Though the mintage of the 1909-S VDB is quite small for a Lincoln cent, 484,000 is not exactly a tiny mintage, especially compared to some of the REALLY tiny mintages throughout U.S. history. That's why it's not SUPER hard to find a 1909-S VDB. You can find them here on a regular basis. It's not so much that they're hard to track down, it's just that you'll have to pay a lot for each one up for sale. There are plenty of buyers, so that's why prices rise steadily for the 1909-S VDB.
Retail values for the 1909-S VDB go up very slowly from the grades of Good through Fine: the Good retails $750, Very Good retails $800 and Fine retails $850. The first decent jump is up to Very Fine, where these cents retail $1,050. From there, prices still rise only gradually: Extra Fine retails $1,200, About Uncirculated $1,250 and in basic mint-state, the 09-S VDB retails $1,500. So while the 1909-S VDB is an expensive coin going down into the lower grades, unlike other U.S. coin rarities, the price does not spiral into the stratosphere even up into Uncirculated condition! Consider, a Very Good 1909-S VDB (that's a pretty worn cent) retails $800, but a nearly uncirculated 1909-S VDB retails $1,250– it would almost seem to follow, that if you have $800 to spend on a Very Good example, why not save up a bit more for the About Uncirculated or Uncirculated, which are priced just about in the same ballpark?
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Come Party with Us and Find a Cure! Listen to AskPatty Radio and Learn About MOMS: Moms Opposing Multiple Sclerosis
Jody DeVere, CEO of AskPatty.com, is a mom with two adult children fighting Multiple Sclerosis. Her interest in opposing this disease is personal, and she partnering with the Multiple Sclerosis Society to raise awareness of Multiple Sclerosis during the month of May with AskPatty's month-long MOMS social media campaign. Read the rest of Jody's story here.
On Thursday May 23, Jody DeVere shared her story live on BlogTalkRadio with special guests Marni Deckter, Vice President of Communications of the National Multiple Sclerosis Society, Southern California & Nevada Chapter; and Nancy L. Sicotte, MD, Director of the Multiple Sclerosis Program and Director of the Neurology Residency Training Program at Cedars-Sinai. Please listen to the recording of the BoomerandBabe channel of BlogTalk Radio broadcast to learn more about this illness, its symptoms, and its treatments.
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