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People keep telling me never to support in Solo Queue, but others tell me that if you're amazing at it, you can carry just as hard.
Which one is it?
People keep telling me never to support in Solo Queue, but others tell me that if you're amazing at it, you can carry just as hard.
Which one is it?
Ranked Solo Queue is a real pain for support. Even if you're good at it, it's not really obvious that you'll get in sync with the carry. To be really efficient in ranked game, you need a sufficiently reliable carry. There you can make a difference because you'll get him fed, get him kills and farms, saving his life multiple times. There is the true support strength.
Compared to the same carry with a bad support, you'll win. But don't get wrong, you won't carry the game. Your carry will do it for you. You play support or you play carry.
The real pain in ranked game is that you will probably get matched with bad team-mates (at least at start) that do not get the real principle of what a support is and are just hoping to have a mobile health pot at their side. They are hardest carry to support, because they don't know your strength or weaknesses and will fail by assuming too much and not taking you into account whether it be mana, cool-down etc. ("Where is my heal, where is my shield, why no ult?")
The best experience I had in ranked game as support is with a duo partner that can carry for me. Sometimes works too with a duo in another lane, or jungling, because you still can synergise during mid-game, ganks and team-fights.
But still, support are the key of many games, but games where people know to play their champion and their role. Bad carries makes bad supports.
It is true that you can win a game as a carry easier than you can as a support, but your team might get screwed over if the enemy team has a support and good carries while your team just has squishy carries. The support's role is to make sure that at least one of the carries gets fed enough to win the game for the team. That isn't to say that a team with no support character will always lose, but they may have done better with a support.


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I'm old enough to remember the race between Roger Maris and Mickey Mantle for who would hit 60 homers in a single season, and the crushing disappointment I felt as a child when Maris won, and after that happens, nothing ever feels that bleak again, but also, nothing really interested me ever as much about baseball. But on the other hand my brother, Tim, is super into baseball and on a recent visit from his home in Cooperstown, New York, came to town and we went on a tour of the hidden treasures of the ballpark here in San Francisco. I kept one eye cocked for examples of visual culture in the Bay Area.
My sister Nancy was there too and I took this picture of the two of them at the entrance to the park, they call it Willie Mays Plaza. This statue is by William Behrends (b. 1956) and is probably the most photographed work of art in the Bay Area. Because Mays' number was 24, they have completely fetishized the number down at AT&T Park, and there are subtle reminders of "24" ev... More


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BUFFALO, NY - "I wanted justice done because of the violent attack on my uncle," said Paula Goree, niece of 96-year-old Levi Clayton. She is thankful and has been prayerful since the arrest and arraignment of an 18-year-old charged with a brutal, violent home invasion in November.
Levi Clayton suffered a broken jaw and according to Goree has bleeding on the brain and does not always recognize people.
Justice Feggans, 18, is charged with robbery and burglary. He remains in jail on $250,000 bail. Goree, who often stays at the Longview Avenue home where Clayton has resided for decades, said she does not know Feggans, but it was a name she heard as a possible suspect from the very beginning.
"He seems to be OK on one side and then on the other side he's doing a violent attack on my uncle, I need to see how this came about." Up until his arrest this week, Justice Feggans was the star basketball player at Riverside High School.
The other people connected to the crime remain at-large. Goree said if police don't find them soon, her family will put up a financial reward.
Police say the home was the subject of a raid last year because a relative may have used it as a stash house for drugs, weapons and cash, but completely unknown to the elderly deacon. Goree denies that the November home invasion was an inside job.
Police say the crime was not random, however, the family believes "this can happen to anyone. The public should be fearful," she said. "They're trying to pacify this and band-aid this and tell the community they shouldn't be concerned is a concern of mine because they need to be concerned."
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Well, the Primary Election is over and very few of you voted. Because of that my vote counted for at least 20 other people. I chose to vote for 20 people who don't agree with my choices.
Many of you are not even aware that my one vote counted for the votes you didn't cast. I don't understand how people readily give up their power to make choices to others so easily.
Life is about choices. The most content people I know are the ones who feel like they have full control over their lives. The most miserable people seem to think they have none. Each day we are making choices about our lives whether we think we are or not. We begin by choosing to get up out of bed. When things are not going the way we want, often it becomes easy to say we have no choice in making a change.
When you are unhappy on the job you can always quit. Most of us though feel trapped. Not because we have no choices, but we may not feel the alternative is an acceptable choice. If you quit your job, then you won't have any income. There are certainly times that the choices we make feel like the only ones we can make. I make those types of choices all the time.
I have come to the understanding that even those types of decisions have alternatives. Whether I choose to look at those alternatives is also my choice. I do not feel trapped in any of my decisions. I have also surrounded myself with people who help me see all sides of important decisions without trying to make the choices for me.
So it was very disappointing to see the lack of effort our community made this past Election Day. I hope we will see a few more in November. If not I will again vote for those of you who don't vote.
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Clipperblog doesn't have any sprawling, holistic conclusions about this one. CB spent most of the day in flight, but there's nothing like something familiar to reorient the weary. And for the 17th time this season, the Clippers dropped a road game.
- The Clips finished the game with a 5-32 stretch from the field [until Davis hit a layup with :07 left].
- I'm curious to know if any other team has surrendered more than 19 offensive rebounds in a game this season. Clipperblog desperately needs a statistician, but 19 can't be far off. Oddly, the Clippers are the league's 4th best team in protecting the defensive glass. Exhaustion?
Kaman is somewhat at fault, but one of the trends I saw was that the Cleveland penetration forced Kaman to leave Z. to help under the basket, allowing Ilkauskas to take control of the weak side glass. Still, four rebounds in 29 minutes for Chris is inexcusable.
- Anyone else notice that Elton has reverted to that deliberate, half-ball-fake, awkward motion on his face-up jumper? His 8-23 night was his second-lowest output of the year, with the exception of that early-season 4-15 game at Sacramento. He hadn't missed 15 shots in a game since April 11, 2004. He had four of his shots blocked [one by Eric Snow], and missed a good number of layups. And, once again, he couldn't work himself to the line -- only 5 FTA against 23 FGA, not what you want from your horse.
- Another great night for Shaun. The shot chart is interesting: No shots beyond 17, 3-6 from 16 & 17 feet - most of which were open shots generated by his quick first step. His driving dunks against New York on Wednesday night elicited ooos and ahhhs from the Garden faithful, and last night he did what a 6'7" PG needs to do on the glass: Three ORB, and seven total. His perimeter defense was stellar, as was his weak side help, leaving Hughes only when he was sufficiently out of the play.


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The Playstation Phone, also known as the Unlocked Sony Ericsson (XPERIA Play), has been seen in a number of videos over the course of the last few months. Now, another video of the highly anticipated phone has surfaced online, showing an individual playing BioHazard 2. The early impressions of the phone are pretty sweet. Although some have argued that it appears to be underpowered for a gaming phone after frame rate tests suggested that it put out a lower frame rate than the iPhone and other top of the line smart phones, the game that was played in the video looks great, and appeared to run very smoothly.
The hardware that the phone features has not been released yet, but sources have confirmed that the company is looking into bulking up the phone to make it more powerful. In the video, the games that the user was planning had to be loaded through an app called ROM buddy, which allows you to play ROMs on Android devices.
Even though the games were not originally designed for the XPERIA Play device, they still looked very good and were responsive to the phones controls. It is surprising that Sony is the first company to target gamers with a smart phone release that comes complete with a controller. Although gaming has been very popular on phones like the iPhone 4 unlocked and popular Android offerings, the genre's of games suffered from a lack of a comprehensive control. Controlling a first person shooter on a touch screen can be very difficult, and the XPERIA Play should open up a variety of different types of games to users. Although no information regarding price or release dates has been put out by Sony at this time, it appears that the development of the phone is going into overdrive, especially with all of the unofficial videos showing its use out there.


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Fulvestrant is given by intramuscular (into a muscle) injection. Because of the dose, it is necessary to give it in two injections. You are given the first dose, then another in 2 weeks and again in 2 more weeks, then once a month.
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Dietary changes may help. Avoid things that may worsen the symptoms, such as heavy or greasy/fatty, spicy or acidic foods (lemons, tomatoes, oranges). Try antacids, (e.g. milk of magnesia, calcium tablets such as Tums), saltines, or ginger ale to lessen symptoms. If you continue to have nausea or vomiting, notify your doctor or nurse so they can help you manage this side effect. Read the Nausea & Vomiting Tip Sheet for more suggestions.
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Shepherd Neame chief executive, Jonathan Neame, has called for the Chancellor, George Osbourne, to support investment and growth in the pub market. In a letter to the editor, published in today's Daily Telegraph, he calls for "escalator" taxes to be reviewed annually.
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Tucked away at the back of the quiet, rural village of Broadoak outside Canterbury, the Golden Lion is a charming pub that offers delicious food, a large garden and a warm welcome. It is also an ideal stop for walkers in need of a little rest and relaxation after a venture into nearby Blean Woods. A selection of fine and freshly prepared home made meals can be found at the Golden Lion.
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The Regency Tavern is a Brighton institution and is celebrated for its opulent decoration and warm welcome. So much so in fact that last year it featured in Vogue magazine's Secret Address Book. Harking back to the splendour and glamour of Regency Brighton, the pub is decorated with fine furnishings, cherubs, paintings and ornate mirrors.
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Renowned chef Angela Hartnett MBE has visited Shepherd Neame's Faversham brewery to find out about women's role in brewing for part of a BBC TV series. The second series of BBC Two's Great British Food Revival will see chefs continue their quest across the UK investigating forgotten food traditions.
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Hungary's national police headquarters are located in the 13th District of the capital, in a glass building called "the Police Palace". Hungary does not have a Gendarmerie nor are there municipal police forces.
INTERPOL Budapest
The INTERPOL National Central Bureau (NCB) for Hungary is part of Hungary's International Police Co-operation Centre (NEBEK). NEBEK is one of the biggest units of the General Directorate of Criminal Investigation and has nationwide jurisdiction. It receives and processes criminal investigation requests from abroad and is able to take urgent operational action if required.
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WASHINGTON (WUSA) -- Lots of folks are making a resolution this year to save money but a survey from the American Institute of CPAs predicts that about half of them will likely fall short.
Add to those pressures that the median tax bill in Washington is going up about $1,000 -- despite the Fiscal Cliff bill.
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CANTON A Fowler woman and her felon son pleaded not guilty to weapons charges in St. Lawrence County Court on Monday.
Ronald F. Baker, 45, and Louise J. Baker, 70, both of 1442 County Route 24, were indicted last month after police reported finding a cache of weapons in their home Jan. 5, including AK-47 and Bushmaster rifles.
State police arrested the Bakers Jan. 5 after Mr. Baker allegedly became combative with rescue workers who responded to aid a family member who was having a seizure, trying to prevent them from entering the home.
Mr. Baker was convicted of threatening three people with knives in 1986, and of illegal possession of a shotgun in 2000. Assistant District Attorney Joshua HaberkornHalm said the people are prepared for trial in both cases.
Judge Jerome J. Richards permitted Mrs. Baker to remain free pending further proceedings after posting $2,000 cash bail. Mr. Baker remains in the St. Lawrence County jail, Canton, where he was sent without bail following his arrest.
Mrs. Baker appeared with Conflict Defender Amy L. Dona. Her son was represented by St. Lawrence County Public Defender Stephen D. Button.
In other court action on Monday:
Amber Lottie Sanderson, 24, DeKalb Junction, pleaded guilty to one count of third-degree criminal sale of a controlled substance in connection with alleged the Nov. 22, 2011 sale of oxycodone in the town of Hermon. The plea covers several other outstanding or pending charges, including other drug sales and a bad-check case, in the villages of Canton and Potsdam and the town of Lisbon. Sentencing was set for June 24.
Gerald F. Sanders, 39, Ogdensburg, was sentenced in connection with a Dec. 3 guilty plea to one count of first-degree attempted sexual abuse after he was arrested in August for having sexual contact with a child under the age of 11.
Judge Richards sentenced Sanders to 10 years probation, to serve the balance of a 180-day jail sentence, of which he has served 105 days, and to pay $1,425 in fines and fees. He also may not use social networking sites or own a phone with a camera, after showing the victim a cell-phone photo of his intimate part. A hearing on his sex-offender registry classification was set for April 30.
Vincent A. Pratt, 49, Ogdensburg, pleaded not guilty to weapons charges, and Mr. HaberkornHalm said the people are prepared for trial.
Police reported finding several guns in the convicted felons home during execution of a search warrant in October. In April 2000, Mr. Pratt was found guilty of second-degree assault for stabbing a man in a bar bathroom. Mr. Pratt remains free under probation supervision pending further proceedings.
Mario Giacco, 49, Moravia, was sentenced to one year of interim probation in connection with a December guilty plea to one count of second-degree criminal possession of marijuana Jan. 8, 2012 in the town of Waddington. The Cayuga County man will be eligible to see his conviction downgraded to a misdemeanor if he successfully completes interim probation.
Timothy D. McDougal, 29, Ticonderoga, pleaded not guilty to drug charges laid following an August traffic stop in the town of Hammond in which Border Patrol agents said they found nearly 10 pounds of pot. Mr. HaberkornHalm said the people are prepared for trial. Mr. McDougal remains free under probation supervision pending further proceedings.
Alex J. Amyot, 37, Madrid, pleaded not guilty to grand larceny charges alleging that he stole more than $3,000 worth of metal railway-related items belonging to Thomas Fiacco in August in the town of Potsdam.
Judge Richards denied a defense request to release Mr. Amyot under probation supervision to spend time with his ailing mother pending trial. Mr. HaberkornHalm pointed out that he had to be extradited from Florida to face the charges. He was returned to the county lockup in lieu of $10,000 cash bail or bond.
John-Charles Anson, 21, formerly of Gouverneur and now living in Kentucky, was granted a conditional discharge after pleading guilty last fall to selling 58 grams of marijuana Nov. 17, 2011 in the village of Canton and 224 grams Nov. 29, 2011 in the town of DeKalb. He already served 42 days in jail, and must pay $810 in restitution and $250 in fines and fees.
Jared C. Adner, 18, Canton, pleaded not guilty to one count each of fourth-degree criminal possession of stolen property and second-degree burglary. Investigators said Mr. Adner illegally entered a town of Pierrepont home in January or February 2012 and was later found in possession of a stolen .22-caliber rifle. Mr. HaberkornHalm said the people are prepared for trial. Mr. Adner remains free under probation supervision.
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Letters to the Editor - Jan. 11, 2013
Letters from Kathie Oriet, David Terry, Henry Reeves
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On a more positive note, Mr.Reeves, our interstate highway was built so that our military could more rapidly transfer assets from one coast to the other, as well as most parts in between.
The one really nice thing about the Dundee Bypass (when it's finaly completed of course) would be to consider, just how much faster the Oregon National Guard Units down here, will be able to be react to the rioting, angry, buncha looting & plundering hoards of liberals up there in the Portland Metro area, before they're able to decend upon us like a swarm of insatiable locusts.
That $994,695 figure is quite a waste, if in fact it's accurate. As well, Mr. Reeves failed to mention he and Commissioner Lewis are on the opposite side of the political divide.
Here's another story of waste in government -- McMinnville is required by the state to expand the UGB to accommodate 20 year increments of growth. But a local no-growth organization (friends of Yamhill County) has held up every attempt to comply with the state mandate -- held up for 16 years! The cost to the city to defend those appeals and complaints is far beyond the number credited to Commissioner Lewis. And Mr. Reeves was/is an active member to all those appeals.
How can one complain about an elected official wasting taxpayer dollars, when during approximately the same time period, that individual (and his group) was intentionally running up the tab for Mac to expand the UGB?
So, using a similar approach, how many other city programs could benefit from the money wasted defending all those UGB appeals?
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(KJRH) - Keeping a historic language alive could come down to new technology.
Google recently launched a setting in Gmail that allows users to communicate in Cherokee.
11-year-old Jolie Morgan, a language immersion student, was one of the first people to use it.
"I sent my first email to my mom. I think I asked her what time it was," she said.
Morgan can now communicate with her elders like never before.
"Now I can hold a conversation with my grandma and some of my aunts and uncles," she said.
Many Cherokees believe communicating with new technology like this will keep the language alive for younger generations.


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The Watauga National 11-12-year-old little league team advanced to the District 7 finals Tuesday night, and it was done in dramatic fashion.
Trailing 8-7, Watauga National rallied for two runs in the bottom of the sixth and defeated Morganton 9-8 at Catawba Meadows in Burke County.Morganton, which went to the Little League World Series seven years ago, had errupted for 43 runs in its first two tournament games. But Watauga slammed the door on that high-powered offense Tuesday night.
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Partners HealthCare maintains a Patient Data Registry (PDR) with information from all patient encounters at Partners HealthCare facilities. We intend to utilize the PDR to identify groups of patient who are of high clinical suspicion for undiagnosed Gaucher disease. A group of potential participants will be identified through the PDR. Detailed records will be requested to further narrow to ideal participants based upon previously existing diagnoses and symptoms. Participants will be invited to partake in the study via a letter from their Partners care provider with supporting study details. Study participants will be evaluated in a one-time visit. A complete family and medical history will be collected. A physical exam will be performed, and up to 20cc of blood will be drawn. All participants will be notified of their disease status via letter and phone call from the study staff. If the study participant is diagnosed with GD through this evaluation, proper follow-up recommendations and referrals will be provided. Our intent is to determine if existing patient data can successfully be utilized to aid in the identification of patients with rare genetic disease.
Gaucher Disease
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|Identification of Undiagnosed Gaucher Disease
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Keywords provided by Brigham and Women's Hospital:
Gaucher disease
lysosomal storage disorder
metabolic disease
medical records review
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Gaucher Disease
Brain Diseases
Brain Diseases, Metabolic
Brain Diseases, Metabolic, Inborn
Central Nervous System Diseases
Genetic Diseases, Inborn
Lipid Metabolism Disorders
Lipid Metabolism, Inborn Errors
Lysosomal Storage Diseases
Lysosomal Storage Diseases, Nervous System
Metabolic Diseases
Metabolism, Inborn Errors
Nervous System Diseases
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Donald Moss, Chair of the College of Mind-Body Medicine, is in Rzeszow, Poland, attending the 16th meeting of the Biofeedback Foundation of Europe (BFE). Dr. Moss is a Board member for the BFE and has taught at BFE conferences in Italy, Germany, the Netherlands, Belgium, and Switzerland. He is providing blog entries to communicate the growing presence of mind-body approaches in Eastern Europe.
The accompanying photo shows Dr. Don Moss with Piotr Sobaniec, at the current BFE meeting in Rzeszow, Poland. Piotr is a PhD student at the Medical University in Bialystok, Poland. Piotr is 27 years old and first attended a workshop with Dr. Moss in Berlin in 2007. Piotr reports that this experience influenced him to study psychophysiology, biofeedback, and neurofeedback further, in Poland and at international conferences. In 2012, he was able to study in Toronto, with Drs. Michael and Lynda Thompson, pursuing the clinical practice of neurofeedback (using an EEG to re-train cortical rhythms of the human brain).
Piotr is applying his neurofeedback learning to the treatment of autistic spectrum disorders. Clinical reports and small studies in the United States give hope that retraining cortical activity can provide some normalization for children and adults with autistic spectrum disorder. Piotr will focus on children in his dissertation research. His training with the Thompsons in Toronto assisted him in this research, as the Thompsons have published clinical trials showing improvement in autistic children through neurofeedback.
Most recently, Piotr became the first resident of Poland to receive certification from the Biofeedback Certification International Alliance, the foremost provider of certification of biofeedback and Neurofeedback. Piotr is one of a growing number of students and early career professionals in Poland and other Eastern European countries applying psychophsiological approaches to health care.


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By C.J. MCMANUSSun Advocate reporter
The Carbon Lady Dinos volleyball squad came to the state championships at Utah Valley State College this past weekend with something looming just behind their every action; whether they knew it or not they were champions already. Their tight loss in the state title match to Morgan was far less important than the way they represented themselves, the fans and the families who love and support them.
Watching them play was like watching a group of young girls become women as they played with the focus and veracity of seasoned veterans. Even as they ran into the brick wall that was Morgan Saturday night, the girls pounded with willful abandon against the seemingly immovable object.
And when they won the second game of the contest that would go to five, it was like watching Rocky draw blood from Ivan Drago for the first time in Rock IV. The Dinos came to play and leave all they had on the court and that is what made them champions.
Carbon's first year coach Cristian Johnson knew before the game just how tough Morgan would be and just how ready her team was to face them. "It is going to be a battle," said Johnson. "Morgan has been here before and they know how to win. But it's just like the match with Hurricane this morning, they came in ranked above the girls and we were happy to get to show everyone that we belonged in this title game."
Carbon's first game during the second day of play was against the higher ranked Hurricane Tigers and the Lady Dinos made short work of them in four matches.
The girls who play for the Dinos are as diverse as the positions and skill they excel at during each match.
Recognized before the state title game were all the of the academic all-state winners which included Carbon star Megan Garvin who currently holds a 4.0 grade point average.
Garvin is recognized as the team's stoic leader. According to coach Johnson, Garvin has the ability to take a game over at any time a task her team asks of her often.
"She is an amazing player and a person," said Erika Potts, a teammate of Garvin's and a fellow starter. "She plays really smart and she is very supportive to everyone on the team. She doesn't say a lot and can be kind of shy but when she says something she means it."
Potts detailed the skills each member of the team's starters possess, from her opinion that Julia Potts is the best setter she has ever played with, to the fact that Brittney Gustas digs balls off the floor when no one else could. She went on at length about Britni Greenwood, Whitney Oliver and Joy Malone.
Erika did not talk much about herself showing that she really is a team player. Although it is plain to see from the side court that her fire stokes the Dino machine.
"Our team has really great chemistry," said Potts. "To me that is the thing that makes us good, we like each other, we are close and we play as a team."
That would become evident as the Dinos made their way through the tournament.
Their first game against Logan was a three game sweep as the Dinos put the grizzlies down quick 25-17, 25-15 and 25-5.
"We started tight and made some mistakes," said Johnson following the win. "But we calmed down and came on strong by the third set."
It was apparent from their first match that Garvin and Potts were running at top form.
"Garvin was a monster out there and when Potts is setting her up the way she was they are unstoppable," quipped Johnson.
Carbon's second match vs. Uintah was more of a contest. Carbon went up early in the first game and then Uintah stormed back. Carbon called time out after going down two 12-10 after being up 6-10 in the game.
Carbon came out of the timeout focused and closed out the first game 25-19.
Uintah battled tough during the short contest but once Carbon had dug in there was no stopping them and again they went on to sweep their opponent in straight games, finishing the last two 26-24 and 25-17.
"Uintah was tough, we knew they were going to be," said Potts, in an interview the day after the state tournament. "We felt they were underrated, so we went at them with everything we had."
According to several Carbon players coaching was something that made a big difference for them this year.
"We have a great coach," said Potts. "She was great the whole tourney. She was really tough on us in practice all year long, she was intense. She made us better and she never played favorites. She played the players who needed to be on the court at certain times."
Carbon's battle with Morgan was a classic clash of the titans. Fans from both teams had whipped the David O McKay Center to a fever pitch by the match's onset.
For fans of Morgan the surprise came in the fact that Carbon was not just going to lie down and let the Trojans take home another title.
From the stands onlookers could hear Morgan's fans discuss the route that was to come. But Carbon would allow no such thing.
They left everything they had on the court and as they hoisted their second place state trophy to the cheers of loyal fans, it was their play not the outcome of the match that mattered.


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The Rangers currently have five defensemen under the age of
28 on their roster and two more top prospects on the way, so it's very likely
New York will be looking to add some offensive firepower with its first-round
pick, No. 15 overall in the NHL Draft.
Between now and June 24th, we'll take a look at some of the
forwards that the Rangers might be thinking about taking on draft
day. Today, we look at…
Shane Prince
Pos: LW
Shoots: L
Birthday: 11/16/92
Team: Ottawa,
2009-2010 stats: 15g, 15a, 65gp, 45PIM, -2
2010-2011 stats: 25g, 63a, 59gp, 18PIM, +43
2010-2011 playoffs: 1g, 0a, 3gp
NHL.com profile >
The Hockey News: 52
CSS: 26 Midterm Rank: 35
TSN: 43 Midterm Rank: 35
TSN (Craig Button): N/A
The Scouting Report: 66 Midterm Rank: 57
Bruins 2011 Draft Watch: 33
Corey Pronman: 57
Highlight Reel >
What They're Saying:
THN – "Having his team shocked by being swept in the first
playoff round did not do anything to help Shane Prince's stock, particularly
since he was limited to just one goal in three games. But Prince remains an intriguing prospect in
that he can create offense. However,
much like Zack Phillips and Ty Rattie, Prince doesn't have great size and is a
questionable skater. 'All he does is
score,' a scout said. 'You want to knock
his size and everything, but the results are there.' Prince has already played three years in the
OHL and almost tripled his offense from a year ago. 'He has good hands and while he's not a thick
kid, he seems to be big enough,' another scout said. 'He's big enough that he can take the
traffic.' Others are not as impressed
with Prince, who sustained a concussion late in the season. 'There's a lot of flash and dash,' another
scout said, 'but I'm not sure how much substance there is.'"
The Scouting Report –"Prince is a diminutive forward who
really burst onto the scene playing with Tyler Toffoli and Ryan Martindale this
season, forming one of the top trios in the OHL. While undersized, Prince is a
good offensive player and has a wealth of talent that he usually showcases
several times during the course of a game. He's got very good hands and has
deceptive speed that he will use to throw off the defense to make a nifty pass
to set up a teammate. He's also got a good shot of his own and does a good job
finding space to get a shot off. We have some concerns about Prince's
competitiveness, as he is guilty of taking shifts off, and the fact that he
hasn't convinced us that he's going to be more than a great junior player."
Bruins 2011 Draft Watch – "OK- we admit it. B2011DW is more bullish
on this Spencerport, N.Y. native than most. We just feel that even with the
smallish size and criticisms about Prince taking shifts off, that he has
legitimate scoring upside at the next level. Some question it, but we think he
can certainly bring it when healthy and on top of his game. His hands are
terrific- he's Mark Recchi-like in terms of the way he makes plays from
the wing, preferring to dish and set up teammates rather than finish off the
plays. At the same time, he does have nifty wrister that comes off his stick in
a flash. He scored Team Cherry's only goal of the Top Prospects Game on
precisely such a drive, making a quick head fake as if to pass and then wiring
a laser through Jordan Binnington's legs. Also like Recchi, he doesn't
have elite speed for a smaller guy, but is strong on his skates and just seems
to know where to be when the play needs to be made. He injured his shoulder,
missing some games and then got blasted in the open ice with a violent hit that
caused his head to strike the ice. Prince returned to action pretty soon
thereafter, but it did raise some questions about his durability and the dings
he's going to take as he moves up to higher levels. At the end of the day, we
simply like this player enough to have him knocking on the door of the late
first-round and feel that he has the skill and intestinal fortitude, plus
passion for the game to make it as a top-six scorer someday."
Sports – "The biggest knock on Prince from scouts is his small frame, he isn't
exactly able to power his way past defenders, though he's managed to use his
other attributes – good skating, excellent speed and great hands – playing on
the 67's top line along with Tyler Toffoli and Ryan Martindale, both NHL draft
picks who played in the Prospects Game last year. 'In today's game I don't think size is a big
issue at all,' Prince said. 'I don't consider myself a strong player and a lot
of people may say, yeah, my size (is) maybe small, but I completely disagree. I
think it has to do more with your skill and your speed and your strength, and I
think I have a lot of that.'"
Bass – "The best part of Prince's game is his skating. He has flashy speed and
great hockey sense, which makes up for his lack of abilities on other aspects
of the game. His size is his biggest disadvantage, but his two-way play is not
far behind. Scouts are worried about his ability to develop properly in an NHL
atmosphere, but Prince likes his chances."
Mock Drafts:
Adam Kimelman, NHL.com – N/A
Mike Morreale, NHL.com – N/A
Steven Hoffner, NHL.com – 28
Deven Persaud, NHL.com – N/A
TSN.ca – N/A
Gary Joyce, ESPN – N/A
Mark Seidel, CBC – 26
Hockey's Future – N/A
The Hockey News – N/A
Thoughts: Like a number of forwards eligible for the 2011
NHL Draft, there are concerns about Shane Prince's size. He is a strong skater and is good at creating
offense, but his compete level and upside are in question. Prince's point totals exploded this year, but
that could be as much a result of the quality of his linemates as anything
else. There are split opinions on
Prince, some think that he has what it takes to be a solid top-six winger in
the NHL and others think he's going to be nothing more than a dynamic junior
player. That's probably too much of a
risk for the Rangers on draft day, but Prince could be a first-round pick.
The Rangers took Michael Del Zotto out of the OHL in 2008
and frequently draft prospects from the league.
Draft Profiles:
The Last 15 Years Of Pick #15 >
Zack Phillips >
Sven Bartschi >
Mark Scheifele >
Mika Zibanejad >
Mark McNeill >
Brandon Saad >
Joel Armia >
Nicklas Jensen >
Alexander Khokhlachev >
Tyler Biggs >
Matt Puempel >
Rickard Rakell >
Mario Lucia >
Tomas Jurco >
Dmitri Jaskin >
Phillip Danault >
Rocco Grimaldi >
Ty Rattie >
Daniel Catenacci >
Vladislav Namestnikov >
Nick Shore >
Stefan Noesen >
Boone Jenner >
Matthew Nieto >
Vincent Trocheck >
Colin Jacobs >
Michael St. Croix >
Seth Ambroz >
Shane Prince >


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BOSTON - Norwood native Colleen A. Cotey had just finished the Boston Marathon for the first time and was about a block away from the finish line when the sound of an explosion pierced the air.
I didnt really know what it was, then probably less than three minutes later people were in a panic, she said.
Uninjured in the explosion, Ms. Cotey said she was nervous because she didnt have her cell phone with her. Her mother, Ann B., had gone near the finish line area to watch her complete the race.
I assumed they were OK, but all the chaos did make me nervous, she said.
Borrowing a cell phone from a stranger, her first call was unsuccessful, as the citys cellular networks were likely overloaded. Using a second persons phone, she was able to reach her mother, also uninjured, and tell her to meet her at the hotel they were staying at in the city, where her father Charles W., and boyfriend, Alexander G. Boak, Norwood, a hockey player at Clarkson University, were waiting for them.
Mr. Boak said he hadnt heard the initial blast and while waiting for his girlfriend to appear he received a large number of calls and text messages from friends looking to see if Ms. Cotey was safe.
I didnt know what to tell them, he said.
He said the four werent reunited until about a half hour after the explosion.
It was kind of nerve-wrecking until we saw her walking down the street, Mr. Boak said. Youre hoping the worst didnt happen and luckily it didnt.
Ms. Cotey said that she was still processing what she had just seen.
At first, it was kind of unbelievable, and now its sinking in, she said. Wow...that really happened.
Ms. Cotey said shes unlikely to run the marathon again the near future, but not because of what happened after her race.
I dont like to do the same things over and over, she said. Ill probably just stick to half-marathons, but it was a goal of mine to run the Boston Marathon.
Ms. Cotey said she didnt do quite as well as she would have liked finishing the race in three hours and 47 minutes.
I was shooting for about 15 minutes faster, she said.
Ms. Cotey graduated from Norwood-Norfolk Central School in 2008, running track and cross-county while there, as well as at SUNY Plattsburgh, where she went to college.
Another north country native also ran in the race.
Lauren M. Sischo, who graduated from South Jefferson Central School District in 2005, was on a bus leaving the city when she learned of the explosion from a fellow passenger. Ms. Sischo now lives in Southboro, Mass., about 20 minutes outside the city.
The Rodman native said after what she called an exciting run and her best finish of the three times she had participated, the news was not a good way to end the day.
There were so many people out there, Ms. Sischo said. For this to happen, your emotions are everywhere.
Three other north country residents were listed as entrants for the race. However, Audra Adair, 37, of Sackets Harbor, Mary Kate Curran, 30, Canton and Mike Howard, 48, Canton, did not participate.
Ms. Curran and Mr. Howard, who both work at St. Lawrence Universitys Athletic Department, were not able to attend the race due to scheduling conflicts.
Mr. Howard, the schools director of cross country and track and field, said he had run the event last year, but was disappointed with his time, which he blamed on the unseasonably warm weather. He had trained since then with Ms. Curran, the schools womens track & field coach, in order to improve his time.
Mr. Howard said about 40 alumni of the schools track program were at the race, and based on the messages he had received he said none of them were injured.
Mrs. Adair, a professional runner, said she was planning on attending the race, but was told by her coach she would instead train for an Iron Man event happening in a few weeks.
When she learned of the explosion, Mrs. Adair said she reflected on the security at past races.
Its never been a big deal, she said. Its just mass chaos all the time, and you dont even think about it.
Benny Fairchild contributed to this report.
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BEIJING (Caixin Online) — Adding an environmental standard to a law book takes at least three years in China, which helps explain why the State Council's decision to fast-track the nation's fledgling shale gas industry is making a lot of people nervous.
China has no rules to protect groundwater and other resources from the potentially harmful side-effects of hydraulic fracturing, or "fracking." A Ministry of Environmental Protection source said the agency would need three to five years to write one.
Nevertheless, a white paper on energy development released Oct. 24 by the State Council calls for ramping up the industry and pumping 6.5 billion cubic meters of natural gas from underground shale formations by 2015.
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Complementary policy documents released by several central government ministries suggest the nation's ultimate goal is a huge fracking industry that extracts up to 100 billion cubic meters a year by 2020.
The model for China's anticipated success is the U.S. shale gas sector, which according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration grew 14 times in its first decade and last year produced 170 billion cubic meters of gas.
Some Chinese companies have drilled test wells, although none so far has started a commercial operation. The potential is substantial, however, as geologists estimate the nation's recoverable reserves at about 25 trillion cubic meters, on par with the United States.
As development accelerates, said a source at the Geological Exploration Department under the Ministry of Land Resources (MLR), the government will likely introduce specific, shale gas drilling policies designed to protect the environment, particularly groundwater.
Some Chinese companies have drilled test wells, although none so far has started a commercial operation. The potential is substantial, however, as geologists estimate the nation's recoverable reserves at about 25 trillion cubic meters, on par with the United States.
However, according to an industry source, these anticipated policies are unlikely to be legally binding.
Indeed, there was no mention of pollution prevention or water protection or even environmental issues in general written into official documents prepared for MLR's second official auctioning of shale-gas exploration blocks Oct. 25.
The government is leasing exploration rights in predetermined areas to the highest bidders.
Altogether, rights to gas in two blocks were awarded to Sinopec and Henan Coal Seam Gas Development and Utilization Co, in deals worth an estimated 800 million yuan. In addition, bidding for another 20 blocks was held in October. Results have yet to be announced.
All of the shale gas blocks auctioned so far are in southern China, such as Sichuan Province and Chongqing, where supplies of the water fracking demands are plentiful.
China slows oil imports from Iran
China continues to slow oil imports from Iran in a move that could signal Beijing is trying to avoid U.S. sanctions.
Not included on the auctioneer lists of sites eligible for drilling were potential shale gas reserve areas in chronically dry parts of the country, such as Liaoning and Shaanxi provinces. Most of the nation's shale gas, say experts, lies in areas plagued by water shortages.


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This will be the third year for the event, which began when American Express came of with the idea in 2010. It was designed to get people to recognize how important it is to support the independent retailers in their communities.
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RUSSELL Mountain bikers with a craving to climb are getting their wish.
Members of the St. Lawrence Mountain Biking Association are holding a Mountain Bike Day next weekend to introduce enthusiasts of the sport to a network of trails in Downerville State Forest in the town of Russell.
James L. Akins, 65, is a member of the association and helped to build the network of trails that climb the hills of the state forest from the north branch of the Grasse River to Harper Falls in the town of Clare.
Mr. Akins said bikers will meet Saturday at what is called the Gravel Pit to get a tour of the 14 miles of trails.
We are going to have a ride at 10 a.m. and a ride at 1 p.m., he said. The whole idea of having the mountain bike day out here is to let people know that we have a trail system out here.
The goal is to have a good time and to explore the trails, including 2 miles of new trails created during the summer on the south side of the river.
Mr. Akins said credit for the existence of these trails has to be given to his friend Stephen D. Papson, a professor at St. Lawrence University, Canton.
I met him three years ago and started teaming up with him to build new trails, Mr. Akins said. Without Steve Papson, we would not have a trail system at Downerville State Forest. It is his vision that has brought these trails to fruition.
About six years ago, Mr. Papson put together a freshmen experience class and brought some young people to the state forest to do trail work along the river, Mr. Akins said. During the semester, they reconstructed the River Trail all the way to Harper Falls.
That was the beginning of the trail system, which is made up of trails wide enough only for mountain bikes to travel in single file. The trails twist and turn along with the valleys and rivers. Be warned, this is not an area for beginners.
That is something important for people to know, Mr. Akins said. Not that we didnt want some trails to be easy, but the terrain is what it is. There is a lot of up-and-down and we have this area that is basically on the side of a hill, and it is all single-track.
Aunt Marys Climb is a 200-foot incline that has 17 switchbacks that wind up the hill because of how steep it is, Mr. Akins said.
The trail named Sling Shot is a one-way ticket down to the river with seven big turns in it.
You cant ride up this because it is so steep, Mr. Akins said. So you go down and you just let her go, and then there is a long run out at the end.
Mr. Akinss favorite starting point, Nickys Loop, is named after his 5�-year-old golden retriever and leads to the peak elevation of 1,050 feet.
The association has started collaborating with the state Department of Environmental Conservation to develop the trails and has signed a user agreement to adopt a natural resource.
The local DEC forester, Aaron Graves, has been very supportive of our efforts, Mr. Akins said. The DEC wants to have this area for outdoor recreation. Aaron has walked every mile of the system with us. His plans are to have the trails on a DEC map and website.
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As the Obama administration and some Democrat lawmakers plot more infringements on the right to keep and bear arms, residents in at least one Kentucky county are relieved knowing that they will be protected from unconstitutional gun control and federal lawlessness by their chief law-enforcement officer, Sheriff Denny Peyman. In an interview with The New American, the liberty-minded Jackson County sheriff said he would refuse to enforce any more assaults on the Second Amendment, and that federal agents would not be allowed to do so either — at least not in his jurisdiction. Teachers will be allowed to bear arms as well, he said.
The patriotic sheriff, who believes in the Constitution and wants citizens to be able to defend themselves, is part of a growing trend that is catching fire all across America — especially recently as Obama tries to further restrict gun rights. Chief law-enforcement officers from Oregon and Texas to Minnesota, Pennsylvania, and Alabama are drawing a line in the sand, telling the federal government that in their jurisdictions, at least, the Constitution still applies and citizens' rights must be respected. Numerous state governments, meanwhile, are considering legislation that would put federal agents in prison for up to five years if they attempt to enforce new unconstitutional infringements.
"Anytime that they come against the Second Amendment, or try to say 'we're going to do this or we're going to do that,' well we here are not going to comply with that," said Sheriff Peyman, who became an instant celebrity after promising local residents that he would defend their rights. "I can't justify complying, taking a gun away from a citizen when it takes me sometimes 30 minutes to respond to a situation where they have somebody kicking in their door in a remote area. I would rather that people be able to protect themselves."
Despite the Second Amendment, the sheriff explained, politicians in Washington, D.C., are openly talking about banning certain magazines and clips that hold more than an arbitrary number of bullets. "I have one, and the reason I have one is because I want one, not because I'm the sheriff, but because I'm a citizen and I'm entitled to have those," he continued. "The government has them, so the citizens are allowed to have them — that's what the Second Amendment is."
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Another graphic illustration of the paradigm shift that is necessary for our cities.
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How Cities Should be Designed
Another graphic illustration of the paradigm shift that is necessary for our cities.
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5 comments:
- David said...
Can I print these out and send them to my local highways planning department. They illustrate perfectly what I find hard to say succinctly in words.
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- Eneko Astigarraga said...
Great speach MCA!
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- architektura wczteryoczy said...
Bike, bike - nice article
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- Mikael Colville-Andersen said...
Sure, David. Thanks, everyone.
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- lagatta à montréal said...
I was so happy to see this after an absurdly pro-car-centric, anti-public transport piece in the Globe and Mail by a certain Wendell Cox. Anyone can discover more about that charming gentleman simply by going to the Wiki article on his contributions to human material culture. http://activetransportation-canada.blogspot.ca/2013/12/sick-of-congestion-build-roads-not.html (directs to Globe article). I posted "How Cities Should be Designed" in the comments to that screed.
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FOUR WAY: Dr. Martin Kaspar, Managing Director, Dr. Stefan Jakobs, Managing Director, Alex Vogt, CEO, Dirk von Frajer, Head of Marketing & Sales, Optics Balzers
Not sure what they're touching. Some sort of magic table that bestows hair growth?
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- GigerPunk said...
What is this? Some some of cross between The Apprentice and Touch the Truck?
If so, Dr. Stefan Jakobs is going home early...
- 21 April 2010 at 11:48
- spiralphoria said...
They're having a seance! Where's Derek Acorah when you need a Growth Strategist?
- 21 April 2010 at 23:50
- Trilby said...
They've got the secretary trapped in the "glory hole bin" again. It's currently Dr. Jakobs's turn.
- 22 April 2010 at 00:12
- Anonymous said...
Dr Stefan Jakobs finally found his opportunity to intimately place his hand on top of Alex's. A day he thought would never come.
- 22 April 2010 at 00:17
- Anonymous said...
Wow, I think you totally missed the company name when you wrote about the 4-way.
Optic Balzers! Come on, that is low hanging fruit!
- 23 April 2010 at 20:58
- Anonymous said...
Dr. Stefan Jakobs doesn't really have an arm, it's a prostetis made out of a plank wood. Hence the hand playing.
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- Johah Blechman said...
It's not a seance.
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