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Who is Affected?
Which Students will have their JeffMail accounts migrated to GMail?
- All full-time students who are not full-time employees
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- Full-time students who are TJUH employees (either full or part-time). If these students were provided TJUH email accounts they will keep these accounts.
Which students will keep their JeffMail or TJUH email and not move to GMail
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I don't want to migrate to GMail. Can I keep my JeffMail account?
All qualifying students will be migrated from JeffMail.
Can full-time employees or non-students migrate from JeffMail to GMail?
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What will be migrating?
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The migration will start by directing new incoming mail to your new GMail account.
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How do I configure my mail client or device for Jefferson.edu on GMail?
You can use the following information to reconfigure IMAP with many mail clients. If you had been able to previously configure your Jefferson.edu Email account on a client / device, you should be able to reconfigure it by changing the settings indicated below.
First, make sure your Campus Key Password is synchronized to GMail by going to "Settings" > "Accounts" > "Change Account Settings" > "Change Password".
Finally, reconfigure your client/device for Jefferson.edu on GMail:
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I already have a GMail account. Can you just send my email to my existing account?
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Heather Mills called in to Ryan Seacrest's
Morning show this morning and basically had a break
down on air. "I could have gone down that path of
lowering myself to everyone else's level ... and
proven my innocence," referring to the nasty split
with Sir Paul McCartney. "All I did was fall in love
with somebody -- madly -- and give up my life for
seven years, you know.... and then to be vilified for
it? I'm actually quite shocked."
Mills added, "If I was a gold digger, I would be a
very wealthy woman now ... and I'm not.
You may not be a rich woman yet, but that's because your divorce settlement still isn't complete. You are milking Paul for all you can. Sorry you get no sympathy!

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Money $marts: The tax reform imperative
Our tax system is a mess. And not because the wealthy aren't paying enough — they pay way more than they should; or the average income tax rate for the middle class is higher than that for a billionaire — 7 percent vs. 23 percent for the billionaire; or that more tax revenues are needed to reduce the federal debt — more revenues could worsen the debt problem.
The system is a mess because it's been haplessly slapped together over decades by political expediency, tit for tat deals, compromises and special interest lobbying. Thus the system is incomprehensible to the average taxpayer, perverse in its incentives, and grossly unfair in its applications. If ever there was something in need of legislative reform, the federal tax system is the poster child. Here are some facts.
The attack on the wealthy for not paying enough taxes is political demagoguery. Sadly, too many voters lap it up. No one likes to pay taxes. So passing the burden on to others who can more easily afford it seems like a no brainer. But the wealthy already pay taxes out of line to income. The top 1 percent of all U.S. households earns 20 percent of total income, yet pay 38 percent of total federal taxes. The top 25 percent earn about two thirds of total income while paying 86 percent of total taxes. The bottom half of income earners pay only 3 percent of total income taxes. A system that allows basically half the population to be free of income taxes while enjoying the benefits of taxes paid by the other half is categorically unfair to everyone if fairness means equal treatment.
Warren Buffett is undoubtedly a great investor but his alter ego, Wally Buffoon, is a little confused about taxes when he says his secretary pays a higher rate than he does. Data from 2008 show that people earning at least $1 million pay an average tax rate of 23.3 percent. Those earning $50,000-$100,000 pay an average rate of 9 percent and those earning $30,000-50,000, a rate of 7.2 percent. Wally's confusion may stem from the tax rate he pays on the capital gains from his investments which is probably lower than the income tax rate paid by his secretary (depending on how much he values her services). If he's for increasing the capital gains rate to wipe out this inequality, he's really advocating slower economic growth. That's what you get when you punish capital investment.
Finally, the federal tax code is marbled with uneven and unfair rules that favor one group of taxpayers over others. Why, for example, do homeowners get a tax deduction for mortgage payments while renters cannot do the same for portions of rent payments? Why do businesses offering healthcare plans get to deduct the premiums paid on behalf of employees while self employed individual taxpayers cannot? There are hundreds of similar unequal tax treatments in the code emanating from the political lobbying process that drives Washington legislation. They make little economic sense, corrupt the system and reduce total tax revenues
Forget raising taxes. Reforming the tax code is the imperative.
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Dancing with the Stars: Snooki Sent Home
Originally posted 10/28/2013 10:10PM
It was a night of overall high scores on Monday's Dancing with the Stars, but in the end, one couple had to go home.
The two couples in jeopardy were Nicole "Snooki" Polizzi and Sasha Farber, along with lowest scoring couple, Bill Engvall and Emma Slater.
And the results? Polizzi and Sasha Farber were eliminated in yet another shocking dismissal, closely following Christina Milian's surprising farewell a couple of weeks ago, despite their earning high scores.
Dancing with the Stars: Which Couple Deserved to Win?
Originally posted 05/21/2013 07:15PM
The final four Dancing with the Stars contestants – Jacoby Jones, Kellie Pickler, Alexandra Raisman and Zendaya – and their pro partners have overcome injuries and potential eliminations to make it all the way to the season 16 finale. But only one couple can take home the tantalizingly close mirror-ball trophy.
Pickler's strong performances throughout the season were magnified Monday night, when she and Derek Hough earned a perfect 30 score for a freestyle dance judge Carrie Ann Inaba called "one of the most beautiful things I've ever seen." Pickler later admitted "I let all of my walls down" for the fearless show-stopper.
NFL player Jones and pro partner Karina Smirnoff did not have the most stellar performances, getting flak from the judges for an imperfect jive, and later for a super-sized freestyle dance. But Inaba nevertheless dubbed the wide receiver the "number one entertainer of season 16," in the semifinals the previous week.
Dancing with the Stars: Final Four Compete for Mirror-Ball Trophy
Originally posted 05/20/2013 10:30PM
The final four couples performed three routines each on Monday's Dancing with the Stars. By the end of the night, one pair were in the lead with a perfect score for all three dances.
However, the episode kicked off with an imperfect – though energetic – jive.
Karina Smirnoff and partner Jacoby Jones – who judge Carrie Ann Inaba previously called "the number one entertainer of season 16" – were told by judge Len Goodman that they showed improvement, but that "you got excited at times and lost it."
Sharna Burgess Is 'Angry' at Dancing with the Stars Judges for 'Berating' Andy Dick
Originally posted 04/30/2013 11:45AM
Andy Dick and his pro partner Sharna Burgess felt a little Dancing déjà vu on Monday, when the judges once again gave them a harsh critique.
"I'm angry, because, for example, Bruno – he stands up every week and says something mean to be funny," Burgess, 27, told PEOPLE backstage after Monday night's show. "You're here to be a judge, to tell us how to be better."
Burgess does commend judge Carrie Ann Inaba for her feedback.
"As far as her giving us a five, yeah, that sucked, but she had constructive criticism at least," Burgess said. "And if she put so much importance on those dead arms, then trust me, we won't have any next week."
Dancing with the Stars: Kellie Pickler Is Back on Top
Originally posted 04/22/2013 10:40PM
Stevie Wonder was the guest of honor Monday night on Dancing with the Stars. Between performances by the iconic singer, the eight remaining couples competed with two dances each to his hits.
Once again, Kellie Pickler and Zendaya were atop the leaderboard – and both earned 10s for their respective routines.
Zendaya and Val Chmerkovskiy's cha cha to "Do I Do" was "full of snap, crackle and pop," according to Len Goodman. Carrie Ann Inaba called the routine "perfection in motion." They earned 29 points.
Kellie and Derek Hough's quickstep to "Part-Time Lover" was "the best dance I've seen on season 16," Len said. Carrie Ann added, "Everything about it was perfect except there was some space in your hold." They also earned 29 points.
But Kellie and Derek finished slightly ahead of Zendaya and Val after the second routine, a team dance in which four couples performed at the same time.
Dancing with the Stars: Who Earned the First 10s of the Season?
Originally posted 04/15/2013 10:00PM
"Our thoughts are with everyone in Boston tonight," host Tom Bergeron said at the start of Monday's Dancing with the Stars. "My heart is with you."
After opening the show with those somber words of support for those affected by the tragedy in Boston, Dancing's hosts, judges, celebrities and professional dancers went ahead with the performance show, which featured Len Goodman's side-by-side challenge.
They remaining couples had to perform routines simultaneously with another pair of professionals – a tough task for all the dancers. But one pair managed to pull off the first 10s of season 16.
Cheryl Burke Blogs: Dancing with the Stars Judges Are Too Tough on D.L. Hughley
Originally posted 04/08/2013 11:15AM
Cheryl Burke is a two-time Dancing with the Stars champion, winning the coveted mirror-ball trophy with Drew Lachey and Emmitt Smith. The 15-season pro will blog for PEOPLE.com while competing on season 16 with her partner, D.L. Hughley.
The last two weeks on Dancing with the Stars have been shocking. Wynonna, who was sent home, has the country fan base. We were just one point ahead of Wynonna, but after the judges' remarks, D.L. and I thought we were leaving the competition. I guess people were really pulling for us.
We try not think about the judges' scores too much. Obviously, there's room for improvement for D.L., but lately, the criticism hasn't been constructive. They've been brutal to him. At the end of the day, we're dancing for our fans and family and for each other. That's all we can really do.
On Monday, Bruno [Tonioli] said D.L. needed a hip replacement, and Len [Goodman] said if D.L.'s a sex machine then he was America's Next Top Model. That was really rough, but then on the next night, Len had a chance to say something more encouraging and he didn't. It was a rough two nights in a row. Len, especially, is a ballroom judge. Give us something we can take back.
Kellie Pickler Heats Up the Competition on Dancing with the Stars
Originally posted 03/25/2013 10:30PM
It's only the second week of competition but Monday's episode of Dancing with the Stars was tense and emotional. That's because season 16's 12 celebrities are just a day away from the first elimination.
But Kellie Pickler and Derek Hough, the last couple to perform Monday, pulled out all the stops for their contemporary jazz routine, which earned 26 points.
"You are a dancer!" judge Carrie Ann Inaba said. "That was friggin' amazing!"
"Last week was a spark," Len Goodman added. "This week was a fire."
Dancing with the Stars: Who Deserves to Win?
Originally posted 11/27/2012 10:15AM
That mirror-ball trophy is within reach!
Dancing's all-female top three performed two routines a piece on Monday night – and it's a tight race going into Tuesday's big finale.
Melissa Rycroft and Tony Dovolani were flawless and are in the lead with a perfect score of 60 points. They performed a sexy samba for their favorite dance and a high-flying contemporary routine for their super-size freestyle.
"Your technique is great but what is good to see is your confidence," judge Bruno Tonioli said after their first dance. "You've grown so much as a performer." After their contemporary number, fellow judge Len Goodman said he wished he had an 11-point paddle.
Dancing with the Stars: Couples Perform Crazy Combinations in Semi-Finals
Originally posted 11/19/2012 11:05PM
It's the semi-finals!
The remaining five couples on Dancing with the Stars faced two rounds of competition on Monday. First, the pairs performed mixed-up routines, blending uncommon styles with unusual themes. Then, they celebrated the 25th anniversary of Michael Jackson's hit album Bad with more traditional ballroom numbers.
Keep reading for all the details and scores ...
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Arsenal Manager Arsene Wenger Does His Best Basil Fawlty Impersonation Against QPR [VIDEO]
It's almost as if Arsene Wenger forgets that there's TV cameras at matches nowadays.
The Arsenal manager would have been pleased with the final result against Queens Park Rangers today with the one-nil victory, but he might be a tad embarrassed by his bizarre stretching exercise near the dug-out at Loftus Road.
In the 62nd minute, here's his big stretch and breathing out exercise for everyone to see.


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I saw Lenny at 12 perform in Dixon Green's pub
Posted: January 19, 2014|
IN The Bugle (December 16 edition) your article about the rise of Lenny Henry bought back a particular memory for me.
Lenny was at school at the time and our 'local' was the Bush in Dixon's Green.
We were in there one night and a regular customer told us to listen to "This Little Kid".
We duly did as the bar was dead quiet and when he finished his impersonations the bar customers all applauded.
A few years later we became licensees of the said "Bush."
Lenny did pop in a couple of times but his brother Hilton was a regular with his wife Betty who worked at the old people's home on Dixon's Green. Lenny was outstanding when he was a young lad and he definitely wasn't shy in any way. That's my memory of Lenny, the Dudley lad.When this happened he would be about 12 years old.
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- Time series of physical or environmental data (i.e. ocean temperature, currents, etc.) that help scientists understand fluctuations in fish stocks and improve calibration of surveys that monitor stocks
- Information on the effects of large-scale climate processes (e.g. El Niño) and climate change (Read more about the Fisheries and the Environment program...)
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- Predator-prey and other studies that provide more accurate values for important stock assessment parameters such as natural mortality
Traditionally, fish stock assessments have relied on direct measurements of fish stocks and catch to determine abundance and potential catch levels for individual stocks one at a time. This approach is effective for looking at present and historical conditions of single species, but limited when trying to understand why changes occurred because it only accounts for the effects of fishing. This approach can also be limited when making forecasts of sustainable catch levels because it does not account for ecosystem factors that may impact fish abundance.
Evolving information needs associated with ecosystem-based fisheries management enables new and innovative approaches to stock assessment. Integrated analysis models have the capability to include environmental and ecosystem factors. For example, time series of environmental factors such as ocean temperature and currents help scientists to better understand historical fish stock changes and improve forecasts. Other ecosystem studies can provide more accurate values for important stock assessment parameters such as natural mortality.
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My name is Greg, and this is my first instructable.
I work at an aircraft salvage yard. Everyone who works here loves airplanes and the owner has several. One that I'm in love with is a 1946 Aeronca Chief. The 1946 Chief is a fabric skinned aircraft and has been re-skinned recently ( the ceconite fabric process weakens and fades over time so it needs to be redone, not like aluminum aircraft of today).
The interior is in rough shape, often bush planes are that way. I decided to give the airplane a little clean up and restore to its former glory, as close as I can get without spending a lot of money.
This instructable is about my first step, the aircraft control wheels.
Step 1: 2012 vs. 1946
In 1946, control wheels were metal and to make them comfortable to grip for hours they wrapped them with rope.
Unfortunately, after years of use, sweat and moisture gets trapped in the rope and rusts the wheel. After the rope frays and tatters, it looks like a rusty old frayed noose.
So here we have the cockpit of the '46 Chief when it was new. The second pic is what it looks like today, the third is how we're going to make it look.
Step 2: Removing the Control Wheel
The only problem is the control wheel was painted on the control shaft by the looks of things, so I used a blade and elbow grease to loosen wheel from the control column. I jammed the pilots control wheel against my knee and pulled and rotated the copilots wheel to get it free.
Really cool place you are living in there. I hope you don't think it too ignorant of me but I had no idea the aircraft there would be in such good shape, museum or not.
I think I've heard about your outfit before, maybe when I was in Air Cadets I think.
If you have time I think I speak for us all when I say I'd love to see pictures of work you are doing. But take caution to keep it simple for us simpletons.
just joking, nice instructable
There is the odd person who gets violently ill in an aircraft all the time, but if you can juggle, or at least rub your belly and pat your head at the same time, then you can become a safe, reliable pilot.
Also in Canada, there is a graduated licensing system, just like for a drivers license. So there is a pilots license to suit anybody's needs.
Thanks for you comment!
It must have ended up in the salvage yard for a reason
Done up in flying condition it looks like it could be worth between $25,000 and $30,000 so scraping it unless beyond economical repair looks like a big loss.
Nice project!
The aircraft has a valid annual and can be flown.
It sat over the winter so it would need some work before I would fly it.
If I feel crazy enough one day I might make the owner an offer. Until then I just work on it.
He's asking $29k with floats, skis, and wheels.
Thanks again.
The entire service manual is 80 pages long or so.
Thanks for your comment! You still into flying?
It was a nice and easy spot to start.


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The transition from "jobs, jobs, jobs" to education reform was a natural for Gov. Nikki Haley. As she recruits businesses to come to South Carolina, the first question she usually is asked is about primary schools in the state.
Gov. Haley says businesses know about the state's anti-union stance, its business-friendly outlook and its generous incentives, but they're concerned about the quality of education here.
With her new K-12 education reform initiative, Mrs. Haley is confident that she will have better answers to those tough questions about the state's schools.
We hope she's right. She certainly has focused on several areas ripe for improvement - literacy, technology, teacher development and teaching poor children who are the most at risk of failure.
Mrs. Haley has determined it will take an impressive sum to get her program under way - an additional $160 million. And she contends that most of the money can come from increased tax revenues.
The governor's biggest challenge might be winning the General Assembly's support for her platform because it comes with a big pricetag and because it is unlikely to be the only reform initiative introduced.
But the proposal received good marks from several legislators - Democrat and Republican - who met with the media to discuss the upcoming session on Thursday. "I welcome the governor to the club," said Sen. Brad Hutto, D-Orangeburg, citing his long-term support for more funding to schools in high poverty areas.
One thing her plan has going for it is that no district would lose money by the reforms and no tax increase is needed. When the legislative session begins next week, members should recognize that improving the quality of education throughout South Carolina is key to the economic and social health of the state. They should commit to giving Gov. Haley's initiative serious consideration.
In short, she is proposing spending $97 million on additional help educating children who live in poverty, $30 million on reading coaches in elementary schools and $29 million to improve Internet and wireless capabilities in schools that are lacking.
Other elements include summer camps, extra help for students whose primary language is not English, training for teachers, streamlining the way schools are funded and increasing money for charter schools in the S.C. Public Charter School District.
Charter schools do need financial help, but it would be a mistake to omit those schools chartered by individual school districts.
It also is a pity that her plan doesn't address the state's clear need to expand kindergarten and early-childhood programs.
Still, if increasing school funding for students who live in poverty results in graduates who are better prepared for the world, Mrs. Haley's plan will have been well worth the expense.
If grades improve because students are getting the help they need to learn to read at grade level, the reform will have addressed a pressing need.
And if students in "poor" schools have the same technology that students in "rich" schools have and are skilled at using it, they will be more attractive in the job market - and the state will be more attractive to businesses.
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The gangster Colorado kidnaps Marshal McKenna. He believes that McKenna has seen a map which leads to a rich vein of gold in the mountains and forces him to show him the way. But theyre not the only ones whore after the gold; soon they meet a group of honorable citizens and the cavalry crosses their way too - and that is even before they enter Indian territory.
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Yesterday's Boston Marathon was an incredible display of speed, strength, and endurance. It was also a remarkable show of compassion and peace. Congratulations to all who participated in the event, from the runners to the organizers to the spectators. It's tough to pick out the most moving aspects of the day, but we did our best:
An American Man Won the Boston Marathon for the First Time Since 1983
Rita Jeptoo of Kenya defended her title and took home the women's win. The major talker, though, was Meb Keflezighi: Yesterday, Meb (who won the New York City Marathon title in 2009 and got a silver medal in the 2004 Olympics) became the first American man to nab the Boston title in 31 years—and the first American overall to get it since Lisa Larsen-Weidenbach won the women's portion in 1985. Meb wore the four names of last year's victims on his bib. "I wanted to run…for Boston and for the United States and for the world," he told the Universal Sports Network after crossing the finish line.
And an American Woman Won the Women's Wheelchair Division
Tatyana McFadden, who also won this race last year (She swept the Boston, Chicago, New York City, and London Marathons in 2013, and she won the London Marathon again last week—no biggie.), took home this year's title in a time of one hour, 35 minutes, and six seconds. Oh, and yesterday was her 25th birthday.
People Showed Up
A whopping 35,755 people registered for this year's Boston Marathon. And according to the New York Times, a crowd of one million people cheered them on. Why that's especially amazing: That's double the usual turnout, per the Times.
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It was alive and well yesterday when, as The Washington Post pointed out, runners stopped to help another finish the race:
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And Patrick Downes and Jessica Kensky, who had only been married a few months when they each lost a leg in last year's bombings, crossed the finish line this year holding hands:
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We're still trying to figure out why that guy, from Alpenrose, was cutting cookies, in his SUV, in the field, on the news the other night. Who "gets" to fix that mess. What was the purpose? We could already see that the ground was soaked and flooded. Seemed rather stupid. Not a very good message to kids :(
Sorry, I meant....do you take them out with you, or do you lock them in the car?
So, having been an Oregonian for 64 years, I've never pumped gas. If we have to start pumping ourself, do you leave your children/grandchildren, in the car, while you get out to pump, or do you lock them in the car? Either way, I don't like it.
I'm spoiled! I go to the same station, most the time, and I really enjoy, and appreciate, their friendly employees.
So, raise the rates, a little, and start charging the pedestrians and bicyclists. But, don't shut it down! That's just plain crazy and irresponsible.
Really?! What the H-E-double L were you 5 thinking!? I mean all 5 of you thought it would be a great idea, to get drunk, steal a car and run from the cops?! Wow, well, Merry Christmas to you and your families, bet they're real proud. I'd ground you for 6 months, and make you pay for everything. Happy New Year too, brats.
Michael Russell (Oregonian), have you ever tryed "Mike's Drive-In"? They're in Milwaukie, Oregon City and Sellwood. Pretty darn yummy!
Our fav, forever, is Mrs. Beezley's, I think it's in Vader, Washington, right off I-5. We always stop there, on our way to Seattle.
That makes me sad. I helped design that store, back when I was a draftsman/designer for a local engineering firm. Even got to have meetings with the California architects, woohoo. It was my finest, most proud job ever. That was back in my "glory days". But, times goes on, things change.
Me, being a 1962 Graduate of Marysville, I say REBUILD! Please :)
It's because of "humans" like these two, that make normal, family and friend loving people, leary of strangers. It's because of them, we lock our doors, avoid strangers seeking help, and generally avoid "humans" that are overly tattooed, with many body piercings and unusual, anti-social ideas.
Their "excuses" for killing, is just about the sickest thing I've ever heard of.
My heart goes out to Cody's family and the others involved in this senseless act of insanity.
This is so sad. I'm so sorry for his family.
And to those of you who made sarcastic and cruel remarks, shame on you. Hopefully this never happens to one of your family members.
So glad to hear she was found. Lost from McNeil Campground, found by Officer ONeil :)
This is the most heartbreaking photo I've ever seen. My heart goes out to the family of Ryley Gallinger-Long.
I wonder if the Bridgeport Borders employee, that signed me up, 5 days ago, for the "Borders Rewards Plus" knew that they would be liquidating? I'd like to hope not. Whata waste of 20 bucks!
Thank you to everyone who helped put this final open house together. Great job!
It truly was bitter/sweet for me. Everything about the school felt, looked and smelled the same, (except, it seemed smaller :)
My favorite administrative sighting was Mr. Pesky.
Always a smile, from my years at Marshall, 1962-66, and still smiling!
How very horrible and sad for the owners. She was a beautiful horse :(
There was another one, just north of I-205, on the 65th Street overpass, in Tualatin, about an hour ago.
I thought it was a deer, at first. He was on his hind feet, nibbling on the hedges. He was gone, when I was headed back. Hope he found his home. :)
Maybe there's something about the "facility" that makes him want to leave. That should be checked out. Is he being abused? Or treated unkindly? Are the other residents mean to him? I hope they find him soon, and figure out why he wants to keep leaving. Poor guy, he must be very lonely.
I travel this beautiful bridge weekly. I'm really going to miss it.
While the bridge is closed, please remember to shop and dine in the downtown Oregon City area :)
Poor little thing, literally. I'm hoping that she's been lost...it wouldn't take very many days for a small dachshund to loose a bunch of weight. I'd hate to think that someone was just not feeding her :(
Hope she finds her home, or a loving new one.
This story just makes me want to cry. What horrible creeps.
If there is any justice, in this world, they will be found, and dealt with, to the fullest extend of the law.
And hopefully someone will go with Stanley, to help with his shopping, from now on.
I'll volunteer, and if anyone trys to rob him again, I will unleash my supergirl powers on them.
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March 7, 2010
2010 NCAA Ski National Championships Photo Gallery
Saturday, March 13 - 9:30 p.m.
Wow! It is hard to believe that the 2010 NCAA Ski Championships have come to a close. The Lobos made a great run for a national title, but came up a little short with a third-place finish for the second year in a row. Not bad for a team that was one skier short of the full contingent.
Martin and Polina earned their second All-America honors of the week today with top-10 performances in the freestyle races. Martin was in a tight race the whole 20 kilometers. He sprinted hard to finish as the national runner-up, his fourth All-America honor in four tries.
Polina skied a great race staying in the front group the whole 15 kilometers. Finishing 6th, she earned her 7th All-America honor in 8 races. Polina will graduate as one of the most decorated Lobos in UNM ski history.
This week it was amazing to see how tight the ski community is, especially in the West where RMISA teams finished 1-2-3-4 in the final NCAA team standings (Denver - Colorado - New Mexico - Utah). These student-athletes race against each other 5-6 times during the regular season before they see outside competition at the NCAA championships. So they know each other well with some training and racing against each other since they first put on skis in their native countries.
Now the Lobos will spread out around the world for a much deserved Spring Break! Enjoy the time away and we'll see you when classes start up again.
Also, thanks for letting me tag along this week, making you do interviews and getting to know you and your families and friends.
To the seniors, congratulations and best wishes in your future endeavors! And to the rest of the team, training for the 2011 NCAA Championships in Vermont begins after Spring Break!
Everyone's a Lobo! Woof, woof, woof!
Saturday, March 13 - 1:45 a.m.
Congratulations, Malin!! She won her third NCAA women's slalom title tonight and along with five other great performances by A.C., Kate, Petter, Chris and Thomas put the Lobos into second place at the 2010 national championships!
If you ever get a chance to watch night skiing, take it! It was incredible to watch.
It's late, so I'll post photos in the morning before the freestyle races. Just two more races for our Nordic skiers first thing in the morning. Good luck, Polina, Linn, Martin, Pierre and Tor-Hakon!
Go Lobos!
Friday, March 12 - 11 a.m.
Just a quick note this morning to remind folks that today's races will be this evening beginning at 6:30 p.m. Live results links are available on the front page of GoLobos.com. So follow along.
More Lobo fans have been rolling in to town. Chris Acosta's dad, Jerry, surprised him by coming to Steamboat on Wednesday. (Hi Mom Peggy!) UNM Board of Regents member Jamie Koch arrived this morning, while Associate AD Rich Pickering will arrive this afternoon.
Now back to work!
Thursday, March 11 - 6:45 p.m.
Okay, ski story and photos are posted on GoLobos.com and men's basketball stats are updated. Time to fill you in on the day in Steamboat.
Today was the first time to see the Nordic skiers out on the trails. Linn and Polina got things started with the women's 5K classic race. It was an interval start and Linn was the first Lobo on the course. She had a good race for her first NCAA championships.
Polina was in the last group on the course. She took a spill on a hill and lost some time, but pushed through to finish sixth overall and earn her sixth All-America honor. I know she wasn't happy after the race, but I'm proud of her for pushing on and moving into an elite group of Lobos who have earned over five All-America performances in their UNM careers. One more strong performance on Saturday in freestyle and she can join former Lobos Lars Loeseth and Kristina Strandberg at the top of the list with seven each.
UNM was in sixth place in the team standings after the women's race, not bad considering women's Nordic is the one area that we aren't sporting a full contingent.
The men's classic distance was 10K. Since Tor-Hakon missed a few races this year, he started out in the middle of the pack, while Pierre and Martin were in the last group out on the course. The guys needed to finish strong and close together on their times for UNM to push back up to a podium spot. They did a great job finishing 5-7-12 and taking second in the event as a team.
The solid racing pushed UNM back into third place in the team standings, behind Denver and Colorado, at the halfway point.
Martin did an interview with The Mtn after the awards ceremony. I'm trying to get the interviews done while we are here, since after Saturday everyone spreads out for Spring Break next week. So no Mtn Campus Cams next week for the skiers.
This afternoon the team spent time with the Lobo fans that came into Steamboat for the races, before going to hang out with the other teams at a student-athlete dinner at Olympian Hall.
Big day tomorrow! Men's and women's slalom under the lights starting at 5:15 p.m. A great time for UNM to pick up some points. So tomorrow's blog might be an early, early Saturday morning version.
Go Lobos!
Wednesday, March 10 - 7:30 p.m.
Wow, what a day! I think my fingers finally have the feeling back in them so I can get results out (see the story on the front page of GoLobos.com) and give you an update in the blog and photo gallery. I tried to video tape each Lobo during the races today. We'll see what magic Katie can work with the footage I bring back to Albuquerque.
It was a little chilly this morning, but the skies were clear as the giant slalom races got underway. A.C. was the first racer out of the gate at 9 a.m. and set the pace for the rest of the field. All three women had solid races, with all three finishing in the top-16. Malin record her best NCAA giant slalom, 4th place (three spots better than her previous mark, 7th in 2008) and earned her 4th All-America honor. A.C., despite being sick, earned the first of what should be many All-America honors in her UNM career with a 6th place finish. Kate skied well to keep UNM high on the leader board.
During the break between the women's first and second run, this wave of Lobo cherry and silver began to unload off the Christie's Express chair lift! All of a sudden there was a large contingent of Lobo fans led by Corporate Cup Board of Directors member Jeff Speck. Also in the crowd were Kate Williams' and Olivier Lacaille's parents in from Park City, Utah and Montreal, Quebec. I'm sure there were more. So by the women's second run the Lobo cheering section started to get loud! It was great!
After the women's run, I had a chance to catch up with some former colleagues from the University of Denver over lunch, Mitch Hyder and Ed Henderson, who have been hired by The Mountain Sports Network to cover UNM and Utah this week in Steamboat. I worked at DU from 1998-2000 so have seen a few people around from my time with the Pioneers, including DU senior associate AD Ron Grahame. We played on a co-ed ice hockey team the two years I was there. It was a blast!
Okay back to skiing! During lunch a few flurries tried to work their way over the mountain. But by the start of the men's race, it was clear. After the first couple of racers, you could tell that the course was going to be very fast. Petter was the first Lobo down the hill at a pretty good clip, but lost his footing on a turn and wiped out. He got back up, hiked and finished down the hill to keep UNM in contention for points in the event. Petter wasn't the only one to struggle on that part of the hill. About four other racers also struggled on that particular turn. Petter bounced back in the second run with a good time, faster than the top 8 finishers in their final runs.
Thomas and Chris had good first runs in relatively clear weather, but you could see the clouds starting to roll in. During the break between runs, the weather still looked good. But part way through the men's second run the visibility dropped on the course and the snow started to fall. Most of the day I had been able to catch racers coming over the coaches portion of the hill and follow them down. I could see Chris coming down the hill during his second run, but by the time Thomas made his second run I had trouble finding him coming down the hill and you couldn't see the group of coaches at the top of the hill. The snow was really coming down by the time Petter made his second run.
After the races, it was time to move to the Gondola Square for the awards ceremony. While we waited, and got soaked by the snow, Malin did an interview with The Mtn. After the interview, she knocked the snow off the bill of my cap because it was the size of a snowball. I know all of you in Las Vegas for the Mountain West basketball tournament are jealous of the weather we are having in Steamboat!
During the awards ceremony, Malin, A.C. and Thomas were recognized for their performances (see photos in the gallery). I wasn't joking about the snow coming down!
So at the end of the day, we are sitting in 4th place with 173 points after two events. Just 5 and a half points out of 3rd. Big day tomorrow as the Nordics get on the trails for their first races of the week. Good luck, Polina, Linn, Tor-Hakon, Martin and Pierre!
See you at Howelson Hill tomorrow!
Tuesday, March 9 - 10 p.m.
We had a great time at the championships banquet tonight. First, we joined the rest of the teams at the championships pep rally and watched the top 10 men and women in giant slalom draw their bibs for tomorrow's races. Petter Brenna and Thomas Schwab were among the top 10 men and Malin Hemmingsson and Anne Cecilie Brusletto were among the top 10 women. A.C. ended up with the women's No. 1 bib for tomorrow's race, so she will be the first one down the hill in the morning. We also got to meet Kate Williams ' family, who came in from Park City for the championships.
Our banquet was at the top of Mt. Warner. So I rode up in the gondola with Linn Klaesson and Casey Dyck. The view was amazing and we all picked out our `dream' mountain homes along the way. Since I had the video camera out Chriss and Chris started interviewing each other and the rest of the group. It is pretty hilarious. I'll have to make sure Katie Brutlag, our video coordinator, includes some of the footage in our championships highlights package for GoLobos.com next week.
At the banquet we had 10 student-athletes named to the National Skiing All-Academic Team - Petter Brenna, Stefanie Demetz, Polina Ermoshina, Jacqueline Hangl, Tor-Hakon Hellebostad, Malin Hemmingsson, Martin Kaas, Olivier Lacaille, Ingrid Leask, and Thomas Schwab. After the festivities we took time out to take a team picture, especially since everyone was dressed up and the Alpine and Nordic squads were together.
Now it is time to rest up and kick things off with a great day of giant slalom races from Petter, Thomas, Chris, A.C., Malin and Kate.
Go Lobos!!
Tuesday, March 9 - 11 a.m.
It actually snowed a little bit overnight, but the sun has finally come out and it quickly melted off of the road surfaces. One of the cool things about where I am staying ... I can look out my window and see the Nordic skiers practicing across the river.
Watching the skiers go by this morning, I have a new-found appreciation for how physically and mentally fit our Lobo skiers have to be for competition ... the Alpine team rocketing down the giant slalom and slalom courses, having to turn on a dime around all the gates ... the Nordic team having to show endurance and strategy to maintain for anywhere from 5-20 kilometers in the classic and freestyle races. Oh, and have I mentioned lately that they carry some of the top grade point averages in the department in addition to being ranked No. 2 in the nation.
Well, time to do some work and get ready for this afternoon's meetings and tonight's banquet. See you after the banquet.
Monday, March 8 - 10 p.m.
Found out that it is very easy to get around Steamboat Springs. You can walk a trail along the Yampa River from one end of the town to the other, even right up to the Howelsen Ski Area, the primary race headquarters for this week's events. Downtown Steamboat Springs has a lot of great shops and restaurants to check out when you are done skiing for the day.
The Nordic team spent the day training on Howelsen Hill, while the Alpine team got in one more training day at Copper Mountain before meeting up with the rest of us in Steamboat. Head coach Fredrik Landstedt also had meetings today because he is a member of the NCAA Ski Committee, the group that coordinates the national championships with the NCAA championships staff.
Another great dinner by the Nordic team tonight. This group can cook!
And, yes, I was wrong about Sunday's curling results. Martin Kaas was victorious in the afternoon match with a come-from-behind win.
After dinner, we had a rousing game of Yahtzee while we waited for the team meeting to start at 8:30.
During the team meeting with both the Nordic and Alpine skiers, Fredrik handed out the participant gifts from the NCAA, very cool noise-cancelling headphones and an ipod holder. The team also received tournament t-shirts, red ones, of course.
Time to sign off for the night! Tomorrow is another practice day and the tournament banquet.
Monday, March 8 - Noon
For the record this is not when I got up today. I've been up for a while, got a walk in on the treadmill, voted on the baseball writers poll and finished the Monday Report. The Nordic teams are practicing and the Alpine teams are headed up from Copper Mountain. So it is time to go explore the sights of Steamboat Springs.
Sunday, March 7 - 7:30 p.m.
It was a great trip up to Steamboat Springs! We had a great lunch in Alamosa, Colo. and continued on through Colorado. I had forgotten how majestic the Colorado Rocky Mountains are covered in snow!
In our truck, Martin Kaas and Tor-Hakon Hellebostad played a competitive game of curling on an iphone. Based on the good-natured ribbing it sounds like Martin won the morning round and Tor-Hakon took the afternoon game. They'll tell me tomorrow if I got it wrong.
Probably the best part of the day was dinner. When the ski team travels they tend to stay in local lodges or apartments with kitchen facilities and they do bulk shopping. It was a true `family' atmosphere as several of us chipped in to make dinner. The salmon spaghetti was fantastic. It was a great time around the table!
Tomorrow and Tuesday will be a practice days, so I'll check in with the team on the trails and slopes as well as explore our host city.
Good night from Steamboat!
Sunday, March 7 - 9 a.m.
There aren't many reasons that can get me out of bed early on a Sunday morning. But getting the opportunity to travel with the Lobo ski team to the 2010 NCAA National Championships in Steamboat Springs, Colo. definitely ranks in the top 5.
So we are on our way. I met head coach Fredrik Landstedt and the Nordic skiers on campus to load up the vehicles and get on the road. It will be a long day of driving up through the mountains today. The Alpiners actually left Thursday night and have been training at different spots along the way to Steamboat. We'll all meet up in Steamboat Springs on Monday.
I'll try to update you a few times a day during the week during the Lobos' Race for the National Championship.


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"Pride" has become too synonymous with the LGBT community- not a problem with me at all, just dont see it as being marketable.
Bounce- eh, a bit lame. Bounce music sucks.
Brass and Pelicans seem to be the best so far
Bounce is not the new Jazz. Its horrible that you would ever consider them equal
Maybe so, but mainly due to paul's fragility. Definitely a loss tho
As long as his contract doesnt get too ridiculously high, keep him. A healthy Gordon, with 2 strong draft picks and keeping most of our starting lineup would equal at least a 7th or 8th place finish. We actually lost a ton of close games this year- one major "winner" like Eric could make the difference
The fact is, this amounts to a new tax. In light of the recession (and recent growth slowdown), policies like these are irresponsible. 150$ can take a serious tole on a family just getting by.
dont be so lame. Who cares about a few people trying to make a little extra cash? The city gets more than enough of its cut via excessive parking tickets, red light and speeding cameras, and not to mention the pervasive fees to do anything (such as sell parking). Preventing people from selling beer will just cut back on the vibe- nothing else. pointless think to focus on
Guess he won't be at Jazzfest after all
Agreed, Eric is actually a pretty great player. I for one believe the hornets have a promising future; they actually have a great supporting staff, they just need a star. Anthony davis can be this man. Gordon is a great PG, and JJ would be an above average backup. Belli, Landry, Smith and especially Kaman will all be fairly good producers. Look at how many games the hornets lost in the last several minutes. All thats missing is a star producer. Once we get a sweet draft pick (not to mention a 10th rounder or so from the T Wolves), we will be back on track. I predict we finish 9th next year, and then its going to be playoffs from then on
if they change it, the new name better be as pun-tastic. Beefense, the hive, "buzzed driving is drunk driving", BEEEEZNUTTTS, the list goes on and on. Pure gold. The new name better do it justice
selling weed is very very different then selling crack and heroine. please keep this distinction in mind
Hell yes. This equates to another tax. While it is a tax on people who drive poorly, it is still a tax, which is not what we need during a recession.
This would only cause a mass migration of drug users from testing states to non-testing states.
Furthermore, how expensive exactly is drug testing? Would not be cheap to test the entire lower income bracket.
Lastly, drug tests are pretty beatable; most drugs are in and out of your system in only a few days (unless the test is highly expensive)- a crack user could hold off for 2 or 3 days and still pass just fine. Alcohol is virtually untestable after your drunk (not to mention its legal). Effectively, Marijuana is the only substance you can properly test for.
there are definitely pros and cons to both arguments, but at the end of the day its a fair distinction to categorize people into (to quote The Wire) being "in the game" or not. 199 murders is horrible, no 2 ways about it, but theres a fair difference between 2 hundred gang bangers getting killed and 2 hundred random victims. The public has a right to know what group is being targeted, and I cant blame Ronal too much for trying to accentuate this distinction
Dont forget one of the most important parts of the trade, the unprotected Minnesota pick. At the current rate, the bugs will end the season in the bottom 3 and hopefully the t-wolves will hopefully finish bottom 10 (bottom 15 at best). This will add some serious talent if the pick smart, jumping us back to being a playoff contender. The draft is pretty loaded this year, we could get some serious talent.
zeta psi's were a nerd frat anyways
as a former tulane greek, I agree. I know zbt and kappa sig significantly improved fire safety in their respective houses post fires
back in my day.... blah blah blah. chill out oldtimer
yup. the city would see its economy shrivel up without the 2 real universities
As they mentioned earlier, NBA tv ratings have been going through the roof the last 2 or 3 years. If the hornets survive the lockout, it and other smaller teams could stand to better and over time become more competitive. If the league kept going at the current rate, the NBA would be like the English Premiership or any other major euro soccer league- with 2 -4 staked teams like Chelsea of Barcelona and 15 teams that arent at all competitive. And we don't have the equivilant of the Champions League to make it interesting
I just hoped West would stick around long enough to be part of some big trade package- get some serious talent and maybe CP would stay. Maybe they can resign him and still do that...


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Amidst a troubling uptick in violence in Iraq we get this report:
U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton on Saturday assured Iraq that the Obama administration would not abandon the country even as it presses ahead with plans to withdraw American troops amid a recent surge in violence. Clinton, on an unannounced trip to Baghdad, said the drawdown would be handled in a "responsible and careful way" and would not affect efforts to improve the professionalism of Iraq's security forces or reconstruction and development projects that are to be expanded.
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"Let me assure you and repeat what President Obama said, we are committed to Iraq, we want to see a stable, sovereign, self-reliant Iraq," she told a nervous but receptive crowd at a town hall meeting at the U.S. Embassy here.
One can scoff at the utter hypocrisy of the Clinton-Obama duo who duked it out in the primary for the title of "Most Ready To Flee Iraq." Yet one is hard pressed to quibble when reality intervenes and the new administration chooses to pursue a responsible course of action. It is one thing during a campaign to blithely brush off the threat of regional chaos which would follow a premature retreat; it is quite another to preside over it.
As with the economy, this is war is now Obama's. Whether he will have the judgment and determination to adjust timetables and commit resources based on conditions on the ground remains to be seen. But on this one, he has for now put away "childish things." Perhaps it will be habit-forming.


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This happens quite often; developers will put something quick together to test out some new tech or functionality, and the remnants occasionally slip through to the PTR files where dataminers can get ahold of them.
So, just to be clear, there is currently nothing related to Stromgarde in production. That's not to say it's a location we'll never revisit, but should that happen, it will not be in 5.4, and the recently datamined files will not be part of it.
Yet again, it's a good reason to take datamined information with a pinch of salt. Don't assume that, just because something is in the files, that it's in the patch. Even something being on the PTR doesn't mean it's going to make it into the patch. So, while it's fine to be excited about new content, it's best not to take datamining as gospel.
Nonetheless, this leads to some interesting speculation. Just exactly what was this experiment? What else might the scenario technology be used for? And are there other scenarios you'd like to see? We'd love to see some more of the old world turned into scenarios.


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Michelle Obama: First Lady Headed to Springfield Walmart For Anti-Obesity Campaign
Just for fun, here's her recent "mom dancing" video.
And here's the White House alert about her Springfield visit.
First Lady Michelle Obama to Embark on National Tour Celebrating Third Anniversary of Let's Move!
February 27-28th, First Lady to make stops in Clinton, MS; Chicago, IL; Springfield, MO
WASHINGTON, DC - On February 27, 2013, First Lady Michelle Obama will kick off a two day nation-wide tour celebrating the third anniversary of Let's Move!, her initiative to ensure that all our children grow up healthy and reach their full potential. The tour will showcase progress and announce new ways the country is coming together around the health of our children. Mrs. Obama will also travel to New York City this week to talk about the third anniversary of Let's Move! on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon, Good Morning America and The Dr. Oz Show.
On Twitter, follow @FLOTUS and @LetsMove for live updates from the national tour and join the conversation using the hashtag #LetsMoveTour.
Mrs. Obama launched Let's Move! on February 9, 2010 to unite the country around our kids' health and create real support for families to live healthier lives. Since then parents, business leaders, educators, elected officials, military leaders, chefs, physicians, athletes, childcare providers, community and faith leaders and kids themselves have stepped up to improve the health of our nation's children.
Thanks to these efforts, families now have access to more information to make healthier decisions for their children. Young people now have more opportunities for physical activity in their communities. Food in schools has been dramatically improved. More Americans now have access to healthy, affordable food closer to home. And the national childhood obesity rate has leveled off, and even declined in some cities and states.
Springfield, MO * 2:25 PM CT/3:25 ET * Healthy Families, Thriving Businesses
First Lady Michelle Obama will travel to Springfield, Missouri to see changes Walmart has made to reduce sodium and added sugars from packaged food items, to make healthier food more affordable, and to include a simple front-of-package seal for identifying healthier food choices. The Walmart store Mrs. Obama will visit was built as part of the company's commitment to Let's Move! to open or expand up to 300 stores in communities with limited access to healthy, affordable food. This store tour will be pooled press.
Walmart is one of many businesses across the country that is making healthy changes to support their customers, because they recognize that what's good for their customer's health is also good for their business. Following the tour, Mrs. Obama will deliver remarks about how supporting the health of American families is also good for business, and remind consumers that it's up to them to continue demanding healthier options.
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It's early, but the Bulls', Grizzlies' defenses not exactly impressive
Nov 4, 2013, 12:28 PM EDT
Last season the Chicago Bulls and Memphis Grizzlies make playoff runs (Chicago to the second round, Memphis to the conference finals) based on defense. Both teams had enough offense to get the job done even if it wasn't pretty (and it often wasn't), but these were teams built around suffocating defense. That was their identity.
Which has made the start of this season odd in Chicago and Memphis.
You can't draw sweeping conclusions from just three games, but it's worth noting that so far the Chicago Bulls have been pedestrian while the Grizzlies have just been outright bad on the defensive end.
Chicago is allowing 100.7 points per 100 possessions so far, which is 15th in the NBA. Middle of the pack. Average. Not very Tom Thibodeau like.
That's better than the Grizzlies, who are giving up 108.2, 29th in the NBA.
Memphis underwent a coaching change last summer — Dave Joerger was in, replacing Lionel Hollins for whom he had been the lead assistant. The hope with the move was someone who worked better with management, would keep the same defensive system in place while finding a way to add a little fluidity to the grit-and-grind offense that makes Memphis a team other teams hate to play against.
The offense is different, there is more movement, but with the focus on that end of the court the defense seems to have suffered. Check out this Zach Randolph quote from the Memphis Commercial Appeal.
"This ain't us," Griz forward Zach Randolph said. "I don't know if we're focusing on the offense or not, but we're a defensive team and that's what we've got to hang our hats on. And another thing is we've got to come out faster."
Opponents are shooting 46.5 percent against Memphis, the seventh highest percentage allowed so far, but the real killer is teams are shooting 41.7 percent from three. The Grizzlies with that big front line led by Marc Gasol are still doing a solid job protecting the paint, but look at where the damage comes on their opponents' shot chart.
As for Chicago, the Bulls are getting beat more in transition and just on lack of focus issues — when the Sixers were storming back to beat the Bulls Saturday Jimmy Butler twice but burned on backdoor cuts. That's not typical of the Bulls defense, which is known for its multiple efforts. Here is what coach Thibodeau said to the Chicago Tribune after Saturday's loss.
"You have to get back as a team," Thibodeau said. "You have to get set as a team. You have to communicate and respond to that communication. You have to finish your defense. It requires multiple efforts. If you don't do that, you're in trouble in this league."
The good news if you're a Bulls fans is that the 100.7 per 100 possessions allowed so far is not far off last season's mark of 100.3, which was fifth best in the NBA. To start this season some teams are off to a hot defensive start, many of those squads will come back to earth while the Bulls can improve.
It just seems there are lot of things that need to get turned around in Chicago right now, and we didn't expect the defense to be one of them.
- phillysports1 - Nov 4, 2013 at 12:55 PM
Bulls are OVERRATED !!!!!
- greej1938l - Nov 4, 2013 at 1:54 PM
There's no defense in the NBA at all
- antistratfordian - Nov 4, 2013 at 3:21 PM
It's not even "early" yet it's still pre-early. These defenses will be fine.
- belleby123 - Nov 4, 2013 at 4:48 PM
I disagree about the Bulls. Their defense is good, but the other teams are getting quite a few points off of turnovers. When Rose settles down that will stop happening.
- belleby123 - Nov 4, 2013 at 4:49 PM
P.S. How was the Heat defense as they went headlong to their losing record?
- homieshome - Nov 5, 2013 at 6:12 AM
The Bulls are so over-rated and they simply do stink. But the worst more agrivating thing of all is the league favors them. I have heard that for years and thought it was all crap… but it's truly not. Its all business and the league profits when Rose is healthy and playing. Take a look at there schedule real hard and tell me thats a normal schedule. Not only playing every 3-4 days but also playing against teams on their back to backs to help give the Bulls a boost of advantage. And they still stink
- homieshome - Nov 5, 2013 at 6:14 AM
Can you believe this is the 3rd of 4 games that The Bulls (well-rested_) get to play a team on their back to back? And you're going to tell me the league doesnt favor them? Its all business, they profit when Rose is healthy and playing. This is NOT normal schedule and i am not a troll.
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ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. --- New Mexico (18-8, 7-6 MWC) women's basketball will host Colorado State Saturday inside The Pit at 2:05 p.m. MT. The Lobos enter Saturday's game tied for fourth place in the league standings while the Rams (9-18, 4-10 MWC) are eighth. Saturday will be one of two home games remaining on the Lobos schedule this season. UNM is 14-2 inside The Pit this season. The game will be available on the radio at 610 AM The Sports Animal with gametracker and live video on www.GoLobos.com.
SCOUTING THE RAMS - Colorado State currently sits in eighth place in the conference with a 9-18 overall record and enter Saturday's game with a 4-10 league record. The Rams are led in scoring by Britney Minor who is averaging 8.1 points per game. CSU has six players averaging 5.0 points per game or better.
The Rams have lost seven of their last nine games but are much improved from last season. CSU did not win a single conference game last year until the MWC Championship and this year the Rams are 4-10. Colorado State is 3-10 away from Ft. Collins this year.
SERIES INFORMATION - Saturday will be the 59th all-time meeting between New Mexico and Colorado State. The Lobos lead the series 31-27 and have won 11 straight. UNM has won 13 of the last 14 games in the series. The Lobos hold a 17-10 series advantage when playing inside The Pit. UNM has won nine straight at home against CSU and haven't lost to the Rams inside The Pit since Jan. 6, 1998, 66-63.
HEAD COACHING OUTLOOK - Lobo head coach Don Flanagan is 17-11 all-time against Colorado State. Prior to Flanagan taking over at UNM, the Lobos had lost seven of the last eight dating back to the reinstatement.
Colorado State is under the direction of first year head coach Kristen Holt. Holt, who served as an assistant under Jen Warden, was promoted over the summer and has provided a spark in the Ram program. CSU has already won four conference games after the Rams went 0-16 last year in conference play.
LAST OUTING - CSU FALLS TO WYOMING - The Rams are coming off a 71-62 loss at Wyoming on Wednesday. CSU had two players score in double figures with Bonnie Barbee leading the way with 11 points. Barbee came off the bench to spark the offense. Carine Reimink had 10 points against the Cowgirls. CSU shot 35.4 percent from the field and hit seven three-pointers in the game. Wyoming shot 20 more free throws than the Rams and pulled out the victory despite CSU scoring 40 points in the second half.
LAST TIME AGAINST THE RAMS - New Mexico defeated CSU, 76-68, earlier this year in Ft. Collins, Colo. Junior Amy Beggin has a game-high 22 points while senior Amanda Adamson had a double-double with 10 points and 10 rebounds. The Lobos shot 44.1 percent in Moby Arena. Meghan Heimstra led CSU with 19 points while Britney Minor chipped in 14 against the Lobos.
LOBOS TOUGH AT HOME - New Mexico is 14-2 inside The Pit this season and have proved to be tough inside the friendly confines. UNM's last victory inside The Pit was on Feb. 17 against BYU, 52-37.
KEY BATTLE ON HARDWOOD SET FOR WEDNESDAY - New Mexico and CSU will play a critical Mountain West Conference game Saturday. The Lobos enter the game tied for fourth place while the Rams sit in eighth place in the league standings. With three games remaining, here is a breakdown of what is left on the schedule for the top five teams.
1. Utah - BYU, New Mexico, at TCU
2. TCU - at San Diego State, Utah
3. San Diego State - TCU, at Colorado State, at UNLV
T4. New Mexico - Colorado State, at Utah, Wyoming
T4. BYU - at Utah, Wyoming, at Air Force
BENCH SCORING - The UNM bench has outscored the opponents in 16 of the 26 games this season including eight of 13 conference games.
NATIONAL RANKINGS - Junior Amy Beggin is currently 7th nationally in free throw percentage (88.9). UNM ranks 25th as a team (74.4).
Beggin ranks 29th nationally in Assist/Turnover ratio (1.82).
New Mexico ranks 10th in field goal percentage defense. The Lobos are allowing teams to only shoot 34.5 percent. UNM is 28th in scoring defense and 40th in scoring margin.
UNM is 25th nationally in free throw percentage. The Lobos are hitting 74.4 percent of their free throws. New Mexico is 25th in Assist/Turnover radio (0.97)
LAST OUTING - NEW MEXICO SLIPS AT TCU - New Mexico let valuable opportunities slip away on the road Wednesday at TCU and dropped a 41-38 decision to the Horned Frogs. The Lobos were led by junior Amy Beggin who scored 13 points and senior Angela Hartill who had 10. UNM did not score a single bench point inside the Daniel-Meyer Coliseum. TCU was led by Micah Garoutte and Emily Carter who each scored 10 points.


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It has the ability to open manual trades...Do NOT use it. It jams too often. The 300 pips stop loss they use is too much for a good trader. Platform needs a lot of work. I check all the trades and had closed a few because they makes no sense. I guess they need better signal providers with no more that 50 pips stop loss.