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Three weeks ago, the Celtics had a lot of folks worried. They looked old, uninspired and were starting to draw painful comparisons to the end-of-a-dynasty years of the late 1980s.
Three weeks ago, the Celtics had a lot of folks worried. They looked old, uninspired and were starting to draw painful comparisons to the end-of-a-dynasty years of the late 1980s.
Among the team's harshest critics, Celtics coach Doc Rivers was also among the first to see the bright lights around the corner as the team pulled out of its collective funk.
"I swear, you can see signs that we are trending the way we like," said the coach following a 116-103 victory over Toronto on Nov. 27.
The win streak was a modest three at that point. The Celtics have since won six more in a row heading into last night's game in Chicago.
So what changed? How did this team go from being advised to pick out new curtains and bed linens for its move to an assisted-living facility to having the best record in the Eastern Conference?
Here are five good places to start.
Kevin Garnett REALLY came back
Throughout training camp, preseason and the first weeks of the campaign, Garnett continually cautioned there would be "peaks and valleys" in his return from offseason knee surgery. One night he would display the energy and lift of his prime, and the next he looked as if someone had slipped a pair of 30-pound arch supports in his hightops.
Along the way, he expressed frustration at ongoing questions about his health. Then when those questions came from New York media - which essentially said he was a broken-down pickup truck that trainers were desperately trying to coax through one last hauling season - he just about had enough.
Perhaps through coincidence - or perhaps through the inspiration of his critics - Garnett came alive. After averaging 13.2 points per game through the first 14 contests of the season, he has averaged 19.5 in the last eight. His shooting percentage has skyrocketed from 48 percent to 71.2 percent over that stretch. His defensive energy is back. His trademark intensity suddenly feels more genuine than something out of an old Wrestlemania skit.
There could be more valleys down the road for Garnett. But it is sure reassuring to see how high the peaks still reach.
Rajon Rondo kicked it into overdrive
Maybe it was the contract distraction, or perhaps he just wanted to show he could be a conventional point guard, but there was something restrained about Rondo's start this season.
During the win streak, he has gone back to being the jet fuel in the team's engine. When the Wizards dared him to shoot Thursday night, he took it to them for 20 attempts, including a scintillating game-deciding dunk in the final minute.
His aggressiveness has shown up most in his ability to get to the foul line. More attempts has also led to more comfort and more makes. In the first 13 games, he attempted just 16 free throws and hit a nearly incomprehensible four. In the last nine, he made 24 trips to the stripe and knocked down a more respectable 62.5 percent.
Page 2 of 2 - Rasheed Wallace has shown restraint
There is no question the Celtics acquired Wallace to spread the floor. But at times in the first four weeks, Wallace's shot was so off he practically conceded the floor.
In his first 13 games, he attempted a wild 78 3-pointers. The problem is he only made 22 - a 28.2 percent clip. Take out his 6-for-8 Philadelphia homecoming game, and he was down to 22.9 percent in the other dozen contests.
But in the last nine games, he has taken a more modest 33 treys and hit 13, for 39.4 percent. The Celtics surely want Wallace to keep stretching the floor, but there is a difference between taking a 3-pointer in the flow of the offense after the ball goes through the post, and hoisting up a quick jack with 14 seconds on the shot clock.
Wallace is learning that and quickly becoming more of the player the franchise targeted with all its recruiting guns this summer.
Kendrick Perkins has stopped missing shots
Perkins has steadily improved every year since coming to Boston as an overweight high schooler in 2003 to the point where he is gaining All-Star consideration.
He has long been a defensive force inside, and now he has learned to pick-and-choose his offensive chances almost to perfection. At least, that's been the case in the win streak as Perkins has shot 77.6 percent (52-for-67) from the floor. Perhaps the team's most consistent player all year, he has forced Rivers to start using him in crunch time - earning the minutes that, in the past, had gone to James Posey and Glen Davis, and this year, were expected to go to Wallace.
Rivers is making the new parts work
As much as it was nice to add Wallace, Shelden Williams and the now-injured Marquis Daniels this summer, when you factor in that Garnett was out nearly the whole half of last year, that is four new pieces into a nine-man rotation.
It made sense there would be some hiccups along the way. The only big surprise was that the troubles came during a stretch dominated with home games and practice sessions. But during the first long road trip of the season, things seemed to finally come together.
The coach said he saw it was in the process of happening the day after Thanksgiving. With 11 shopping days still left before Christmas, he has his proof.
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"With the 49th selection in the 2011 NBA Draft, the Memphis Grizzlies select Josh Selby, guard from Kansas." And with those words, "Showtime" became the latest potential Boy in Beale Street Blue.
Those of you who follow basketball the way that guys like I do will have been familiar with Selby from long before draft night, of course. He's been a big-time name amongst hoops heads since he was in high school. As Gary Parrish astutely pointed out on his radio show last week, if Selby had been allowed to enter the draft after his senior year — a season in which he posted the following stats: 32 ppg, 7 apg, 5 rpg — he would have been a no-doubt Top 10 selection. However, given the tumultuous way that his brief college recruitment and career played out, it's not great surprise that his stock fell drastically and he found himself in the second round.
Let's not beat around a sugar-coated bush here — the kid has some major red flags flying over his head. His recruitment was rife with questionable practices, including the fact that he flew to colleges on unofficial visits, ostensibly with the help of a "family friend" who just happened to be connected to some NBA players, and he also showed up driving a Mercedes occasionally. Then there was his decommittment from the University of Tennessee and his two-step with Kentucky before finally enrolling at Kansas, which raised even more questions about him. He earned himself a 9-game suspension to start off his NCAA career, which was further compounded by a foot injury that obviously affected him throughout the remainder of the season.
So…with all of that said, why would Chris Wallace take a chance on this kid, albeit a small chance given that second round picks don't usually get guaranteed contracts? Simple questions deserve simple answers: Josh Selby is a very talented basketball player. That's all anybody needs to know. However, it gets better because anybody who listened to his interview with Chris Vernon heard him state quite clearly that he is motivated by being a second round pick, going so far as to proclaim that he's going to ask for the #2 for his uniform this season as an added reminder. (Incidentally, this is also the same interview where I found out that Selby's nickname is "Showtime", which I lovelovelove!) I don't know about you, but I like to have motivated, talented players on my team's roster.
In case anyone has forgotten, our own Zach Randolph came in with a laundry list of question marks a mile long before turning his career around to the point where he is being talked about as a Top 5 power forward in the league. Rudy Gay was much-maligned after his sophomore season as UConn as well before the Grizzlies traded for his draft rights. Both of those guys have turned out ok so far the last time I checked.
As I can recall reading on this very blog several times in the past, "We need basketball players, not choir boys". Josh Selby is a basketball player, through and through. He was lauded as one of the most talented point guards in the country a year ago, and I, for one, am eager to see what he can do as a member of the Memphis Grizzlies. I would have liked to have seen him in summer league action, where you can typically get a good feel for wing players' abilities and especially the readiness of point guards. (Lest we forget, last year's summer league helped to prove once and for all that O.J. Mayo is not an NBA-calibre point guard.) However, with the CBA situation looming over everything, we won't get that opportunity.
Josh Selby has size, athleticism and speed. He's been a big-time player before, and I'm eager to see what he can do at the next level despite his poor showing in college. Taking a chance on potential in the second round makes a lot more sense than doing it with a Top 10 pick, after all. Who knows…..maybe Showtime will show us all something we weren't expecting this season.


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Highly-rated draft prospect Von Miller actually found a way to improve upon his already impressive showing at the NFL Scouting Combine by clocking in at 4.49 seconds in the first of his two 40-yard dashes at Texas A&M's pro day on Wednesday.
That topped Miller's time in Indianapolis last month by four-hundreths of a second. The 6-foot-2 7/8, 244-pound linebacker didn't jump or lift on Wednesday, but ran the short shuttle (4.07 seconds, .01 off his combine clocking) and three-cone drill (6.87, .17 off his combine time) and went through a positional workout with Browns linebackers coach Bill Davis.
Miller proved that he is an athletic machine and solidified his position as a top-10 pick.
The Aggies held their pro day indoors on FieldTurf in front of representatives from 11 NFL teams, including the Bengals, who sent defensive coordinator Mike Zimmer, and the Texans, who had three coaches present.
Quarterback Jerrod Johnson, who stood on his combine numbers, impressed during a positional workout run by Texans QB coach Greg Knapp.
A third Aggie of note who worked out was defensive tackle Lucas Patterson, who was not invited to the combine.
Patterson (6-foot-4 1/8, 293) posted times of 5.10 and 5.15 in the 40, clocked 4.40 in the short shuttle and 7.52 in the 3-cone drill. He lifted 32 reps of 225 pounds and had a 30 1/2-inch vertical jump to go with an 8-foot, 6-inch broad jump.
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WAGONER COUNTY, Okla. - Deputies took to the streets by foot in Wagoner County to make sure kids stayed safe trick-or-treating on Halloween night.
Sheriff Bob Colbert's on a mission to keep kids safe.
On Halloween night, a team of 10 deputies split up and hit county neighborhoods on foot. Colbert said it added manpower to the patrol units already out there.
Parents are happy to have the company.
"It's great that they're in our neighborhood, just making sure nothing happens, and it's a security blanket for us. Just as a parent, making sure there's somebody else besides us looking out for our kids. That's awesome to hear," said Jodi Chronister.
"They like to see us out here. It's a fun night, but it can be a dangerous night. So hopefully we're out here to curb that," Colbert said.
The sheriff says deputies can see and hear more when they hit the streets on foot.
"We want them to have fun, we want them to have a safe night," Colbert said.
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Congratulations to Amano out of Orem, UT, for their huge win at the huge international chocolate festival just held in London in February 2009.
In 2008, their Madagascar bar won a Bronze but this year it won the gold. The Ocumare and Montanya bars both won silvers and the Jembrana and Ocumare Milk bars won bronzes. In fact, all the Amano bars won a medal!!
Art is heading today to the chocolate festival in Linkoping, Sweden where Amano is one of the headline names.
Next Art goes to Cologne, Amsterdam, Brugges, and finally Paris. He hopes that any eGullet members at the Swedish festival or along his European route will stop in and say hello.
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I've been looking at all the posts on addendums, but I could use some feedback on my cirumstances.
I scored a 162 on the December LSAT. The problem is with the 155 I scored on June 6th.
Contributing factors = was moving overseas three days later, working long hours tying up loose ends at work, stress of moving out of apt and out of country, had to drive 2 hours to sit for the test, was not 100% healthy physically/mentally..
reason i did not cancel = was not sure where I was going to be working overseas as an English teacher (maybe China, Czech, etc.). didn't know if I would be able to retake test and honestly, didn't want it hanging over my head.. in hindsight, was a poor decision.
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Police say Thursday at approximately 5:45 p.m., a 43-year-old woman was walking in the 6000 block of Hibbling Avenue when a man grabbed her from behind and touched her.She turned and yelled at him, say police. Then, he fled.
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INDIAN RIVER COUNTY — GameStop employees likely only expected to deal with customers looking for new releases such as "Asura's Wrath," not two people walking in and demanding the new games at gunpoint.
Three weeks later, the two robbery suspects have returned to Indian River County in handcuffs. Yubran Vazquez Alverez, who turned 21 Monday, and Matthew Vazquez, 22, both of Savannah, Ga., were booked at the Indian River County Jail on Saturday on a charge of robbery with a deadly weapon. They were being held in lieu of $250,000 bail each.
Authorities said Alverez and Vazquez were taking part in a crime spree, robbing the GameStop near the Indian River Mall on Feb. 19 and committing other crimes in Brevard and Orange counties and later in Georgia. At the GameStop in the 6300 block of 20th Street, one of the men pointed a shotgun at the clerk and the other was armed with a revolver, the Indian River County Sheriff's Office said.
Feb. 19 was a new release day for GameStop, where gamers would have walked in looking for the sci-fi anime adventure "Asura's Wrath" or the first-person shooter game "Syndicate." When a couple of customers walked into the GameStop that morning, the employees said Alverez and another man walked past them carrying a large bag and told them someone would be able to help them soon, according to affidavits.
Instead, it was the store clerk who needed the help. After untying himself in the back office, he stepped out and told the customers he had just been robbed, the Sheriff's Office said.
Four PlayStation 3 consoles, 50 newly released video games and the clerk's store keys were taken in the crime, the Sheriff's Office said.
Sheriff's Office detectives took the descriptions of the suspects from the clerk and customers and found an image of the getaway vehicle. When Vazquez and his group were taken into custody in Camden County, Ga., that evening, one of the cars they were traveling in was a white Dodge Durango that fit the image of the getaway vehicle from the GameStop crime.
Inside the Durango, Georgia authorities found consoles and several video games, along with the GameStop employee's keys, which they identified by the Tekken 2 lanyard attached, Sheriff's spokesman Sgt. Thom Raulen said. Two women with the men also were taken into custody.
The Sheriff's Office was working with federal authorities to determine how the prosecution will be handled because the case involves several jurisdictions, Raulen said.
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With mobile device technology seemingly unstoppable, engineering research and development has been focused on the next generation of connectivity. Perhaps unsurprisingly, the automobile has emerged as a prime candidate for app integration, with some manufacturers confident that every new vehicle will be connected to the internet by 2014.
According to the BBC, the holy grail for car makers is the integration of mobile apps into the dashboard, allowing the motorist the freedom to use technology installed in smart phones as standard to improve their driving experience. While using a mobile device behind the wheel is generally frowned upon, many new models already contain some sort of app-driven connectivity, mainly through the use of GPS and other associated systems.
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However, the connected car is seen as the next level, combining the information available through apps and the ability to use the internet, for simple tasks such as available parking in congested areas or how long it will take for a traffic light to change. This move toward a "connected life" is especially appealing for drivers who spend time commuting or who find themselves in an unfamiliar city, while removing the temptation to be distracted while driving.
Engineering resources at some of the world's largest car manufacturers are already being diverted to internet-connected vehicles, with Intel reportedly investing $100 million over the next five years to companies that can bridge the gap between mobile apps and full integration. With automakers keen to distance themselves from either the social-media aspect or internet radio - otherwise known as "infotainment" - Intel's studies have shown that the car is the third-fastest growing tech device behind smart phones and tablets.
"Over 50 percent of consumers would be swayed by the presence of an internet-capable device" said Jack Bergquist, a spokesman for IHS, a global information company. "By the end of 2014, for some of the bigger brands, every vehicle they sell will offer some sort of connectivity. If you look at a cost to design a completely new car model, some companies are spending around a third of the budget just on the in-vehicle infotainment (IVI) and the in-car technology around the system."
And it's not just auto companies who see vehicles as the future of mobile technology. According to Gigaom.com, high-profile tech firms such as Apple and Nuance Communications - designers of voice-activated software - want to replace the dashboard entirely and replace it with a system that responds to operator commands instead of having to push buttons, with the ultimate aim of making the car more than just a mobile device.
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However, the challenge of creating connected cars is more than just filling it with time-saving gadgets.
There have been concerns expressed over safety, especially when it comes to the amount of accidents that are currently attributed to distracted driving. Data released by the U.S Department of Transportation revealed that 3,000 people were killed in crashes in 2010 as a result of the practice, while studies have shown that a driver is 23 percent more likely to be involved in an accident if a mobile device is being used.
Another problem lies in the speed of technology development itself. Global manufacturers plan new vehicles years in advance, with the danger being that tying themselves to one type of tech can be potentially detrimental, even more so if the innovative engineering tools are usurped by something better as the car is introduced to customers.
"It's going to have to be integrated with mobile platforms," said John Leech, an analyst at KPMG, to the BBC. "Apple already has a very significant automotive team looking at how best Apple products can be used in-car. If I was betting, that's where I'd put my money."
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The newly formed CAA that both these teams are in will not yield an AQ this year, but these two teams really went at it today towards the end of the game. There was definitely no love lost. Loyola looks great once again at the mid season point, but this year it's under new, old Coach Dirrigl so maybe they'll have better luck in the post-season. The Tigers are behind the eigtht ball now with three losses already this season. This convincing loss might be what it takes to turn this team around, but it might be to little too late. The Tigers play Hofstra next in a must win and face Johns Hopkins on the 27th of April. Other than that there's no one on their schedule that's going to help them get into the post-season.
Head Coach Tony Seaman summed up his teams performance aptly,"They just beat us in every phase of the game." Coach Dirrigl credited his team for being very well prepared. He praised his assistant coaches for showing the players a lot of film and getting them mentally prepared. The intensity on the Loyola team is already in post-season form. Dirrigl made an example of star long stick John Brasko in the third quarter with the score 10-6 in favor of Loyola. After three consecutive penalties taken by the Hounds Brasko cleared the ball and got within shooting distance and did so. His shot bounced wide and Towson got possession. Dirrigl pulled the defender the first chance he could to send the message to the team. That message was team first and the entire squad punctuated that the rest of the way making all the right plays and playing completely unselfishly. Brasko had an oppurtunity to shoot later in the fourth when it was really garbage time and he passed to the attack instead. As Seaman said Loyola out-hustled, out-thought, and outplayed Towson.
The hounds played a very spread out set on offense letting the ball do all the work. Forty yard passes were zinged around and off ball cuts got hit all day. The ball movement was so acute that it appeared that Towson was man down at times. Towson's close defense was not getting beat one on one, but the attack was able to feed middies simply by keeping the ball moving at all times. The tigers had some brilliant moves on offense, but they seemed to lack direction and aside from a couple of two man plays they definitely did not operate like a team.
Loyola had the first possession and got off three shots that missed the goal. The fourth shot was on goal and turned away by goalie John Hunt with a leg save. Towson went down field, but the ball was quickly turned around and Stephen Brundage was able to face dodge his man in transition and get a shot off while falling down. His shot went straight into the turf like his body and beat Hunt for a 1-0 Loyola lead. Kyle Campbell answered for the Tigers at 11:39. The high scoring attackman curled to his left from behind the cage. His d-man pushed him out so he took a a step up field before he turned towards the goal and cranked an overhand lefty shot to the upper left hand corner to beat goalie Mark Bloomquist. It would be the first of a handful of goals given up by both teams that were a little soft. Bloomquist somehow tallied 18 saves and did have a couple of nice ones, but he was hardly standing on his head back there.
Towson took it's first and last lead of the game on a Ryan Obloj goal. It was a classic delayed call goal. The ref threw the flag and suddenly Loyola started overplaying everywhere while Towson calmly moved the ball around and hit Obloj on prime real estate in front of the net, 2-1. Bloomquist stoned middie Josh Cornett to keep the Tigers within one on the next play. Freshman middie Grant Halford drove from the top to the goalies' left. He split between Towson long pole Danny Cochi and Josh Cornett and bounced one past Hunt, 2-2. Towson called a time out to settle things down. The Tigers seemed to be susceptible to the middie drives. They didn't solve the problem however. Loyola's Parker Adams drove from dead center along restraining line and drew the slide. He quickly dumped to Matt White to his right who had time and room to blast it past Hunt, 3-2. Again, Loyola's ball movement proved too much for the Tiger defense when Chris Summers fed Jim Fink from behind to the lefty crank spot for a righty crank shot far side, 4-2. Later, Stephen Brundage made a strong play after the ball was won by Loyola in a midfield scramble. Brundage streaked down the right side and turned towards the cage taking it lefty to the goalies' left. The defenseman's check knocked his right hand off the stick, but with a slide coming from the crease Brundage managed to one hand it to Summers. Summers had just enough time to bounce it past Hunt before the defense collapsed on him like the pocket on a quarterback, 5-2.
Towson had the next possession, but a shot was taken that was wide and Loyola close defender Mike Stromberg sprinted past Towson attackman Brad Reppert who had a ten yard head start to gain possession. That play alone encapsulated what the day was all about. Loyola made it 6-2 at the 2:00 minute mark of the first quarter. Michael Sullivan danced around behind the cage, but could not shake his defender. Meanwhile the middies were all cutting towards the cage in and out and he eventually found Joey Case who quick sticked the feed from behind standing seven yards away from Hunt to the goalie's right.
Towson stormed right back into it with two goals late in the first. Towson's Peyton Chane curled around from behind the cage to his left and underhanded a shot that beat Bloomquist low, 6-3. Chane added another with a simple split dodge to his left from the top. He didn't get by his man, but created enough space to get off a shot that probably should have been saved, 6-4.
The quarter had a few good individual plays by Tiger's offensive players and some good team plays by the Hounds. Some of the Tiger goals were on the soft side however, and if they hadn't had so much trouble hitting the cage the score could have been much closer the rest of the way.
Towson got within on to open the second quarter. Big middie Brian Meyers drove from the top after Reppert passed from the side of the goal. Meyers got a step on his man so the double came from Reppert's man. Meyers stepped back out and hit Reppert on the back door cut where he was all alone one on one with the goalie, 6-5. This play was there many times for Towson, but the players weren't able to capitalize on it much. Towson went on a tear, but got nothing out of it. Reppert hit the post got his own rebound and Bloomquist smothered the second attempt. Meyers was wide open, but missed the goal. Obloj was then robbed by Bloomquist before Bloomquist stopped a soft on the run shot from Jay Horowitz. When Loyola finally cleared they called time out. At 8:14 it was another example of great ball movement. The entire offensive set deserved an assist as Loyola whipped the ball around with thirty and forty yard seeds to get Towson defenders out of possession. Eventually Parker Adams was wide open for a crank to make it 7-5. Shortly after, a middie for Towson broke his stick and as he ran off the field Loyola cashed in on the extra man with a Sullivan score, 8-5. Towson missed the net again on their next offensive chance and this time it was John Brasko outrunning Brad Reppert for the possession after a shot. Loyola was offsides on the clear so Towson came down and took another shot that, you guessed it, missed the cage. This time nobody was backing up and they lost possession again. The Tigers were out of sync and just didn't seem to have their heads in the game. That was never more evident than on the next goal for Loyola. I missed the players involved, but basically there was a short stick Towson defender deep in the corner behind the net on a Loyola attacker. A long stick decided he wanted to switch with him so he called it out and went there. The only problem is it was a twenty yard distance to the attacker and he saw him coming. This left the short stick defender with a forty yard sprint just to get back to the hole and then he had to find his man. In the mean time Chris Summers hit Grant Halford for the score, 9-5. Loyola got the ball off the face, but the ball was batted towards the midfield line where Brad Reppert blatantly pushed Mike Stromberg over the line to give possession back to Loyola. With 2:50 left in the half Brundage face dodged his way to the front of the cage and scored before Adam Baxter crushed him and drew a penalty. Towson's long stick middie Danny Cochi was able to clear and the Tigers after killing the clock made one of the nicest plays of the day. Middie Brad Monaco was driving righty down the right side where he threw a timing bounce pass. Obloj cut to his right from behind the net and got a step on his man where he was able to catch the bounce pass as it came up and one timed it along the left pipe, 10-6.
Towson started the second half determined to turn things around. They had a full two minute possession to start the half that culminated in only a penalty on Loyola, but no goals. Loyola took three consecutive penalties, but a combination of missed shots, a couple of nice saves by Bloomquist, and one errant pass left them with nothing to show for it. Sullivan broke the Tigers back when he scored at 6:54. Sullivan curled around the net lefty, but his defenseman gave him nothing so he ran wide before turning towards the goal with little angle and firing a low shot that caught the far side, 11-6. It was a devastating goal because it was very savable and came on the heels of a huge Tiger offensive push that yielded nothing. Loyola tallied anther before the third ended to make it 12-6 with great ball movement again.
The fourth quarter was all Loyola. Towson started being over aggressive defensively which made it easier for Loyola to go to the net. Towson continued to miss the net shaking their head in frustration and the Hounds grew stronger and stronger. Final, 15-7.
|Ryan Obloj
|(2, 0)
|Brad Monaco
|(0, 1)
|Brad Reppert
|(1, 0)
|Collin Meerholz
|(1, 0)
|Kyle Campbell
|(1, 0)
|Brian Myers
|(0, 1)
|Reed Sothoron
|7 (0.583)
|John Hunt
|3 (0.231)
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Inspired by the U.S. civil rights movement led by Martin Luther King, Jr., they decided to take a peaceful and non-confrontational approach.
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The gravity-defying tosses, spins and flips of college cheerleading are hard enough to do on two legs. Now imagine trying to do them on one.
That's Patience Beard's reality, as the 18-year-old lost her left leg to an illness when she was a baby. But she's never let her lack of a limb hold her back, and this year she was one of only five freshmen to make the University of Arkansas cheerleading squad.
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Hurricane Sandy is being called the storm of the century. Being that it is such an unique weather event, nobody is really sure the extent to which its high winds and flooding will damage the East Coast of the United States.
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Lindsay Lohan and Other Celebrities Talk Hurricane Sandy On Twitter
If you are one of the 50 million East Coast residents in the cross-hairs of Hurricane Sandy, you're now anxiously awaiting the worst of the "Frankenstorm." Not surprisingly, Twitter has been abuzz with messages about the impending hurricane.
But none of the Tweets has gotten more attention than the one from the always interesting 'Herbie Fully Loaded' star Lindsay Lohan.
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If there is one thing in this crazy, mixed-up world that all human beings have in common, it's that we are creatures of habit. There are just some things that we do on a daily basis in order to maintain continuity and stay somewhat sane. It may be a certain morning routine, something you do at the beginning of each work day, or a particular domesticated animal that you burn during your sacrifice to the god Nomchakatu. No matter what it is, your day can go askew if you don't indulge in your particular habit or ritual.
One of these habits, which has been ingrained into many of us, is watching a particular show or shows right before we go to bed. Since the first grainy, black and white image was broadcast into the first home, millions have tuned into one show or another as a calming ritual before they go to sleep. In the very beginning, it may have been their local newscast or The Tonight Show. Now, with so many choices, what viewers watch before they pull the covers over their heads is nearly endless.
Personally, the shows that I've watched before going to bed have varied over the years. When Futurama was on the Adult Swim schedule, I used to tune in regularly before or as I fell asleep. Lately, I have switched between my local news (6 ABC in Philadelphia) and The Daily Show. If I'm awake enough, I'll try to sit through The Colbert Report without getting drowsy. If I'm still awake after that, I'll pop over to Nick at Nite to watch as much of Home Improvement as I can before I drift off.
So, that's me. Now I turn the podium over to all of you. What show, if any, do you watch before you climb under the covers for the night? Is it your local news or The Daily Show? Do you end up watching one of the late night talkers? Do you skip all of that and search for something scripted? Or, do you, um, tune into Cinemax for something entirely different that may or may not involve some type of, er, "exercise"? We here at TV Squad are always interested in your comments, so let us know.


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"I am a larger lady and people do expect skinny people but I am really looking forward to it. I haven't always been a larger lady but I had my daughter three years ago.
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Dawn, a qualified instructor, has been teaching pole dancing for six years and has hundreds of women on her books in Swansea.
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"The good thing about the classes is that they attract all sorts of people of all age ranges and all sizes.
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Whereas elsewhere beer is seen as a drink of pleasure in Bavaria it is considered more as a basic food (although we do of course still enjoy it!). It's hardly surprising when you look at the statistics: on average a Bavarian consumes from birth to the grave some 150 litres (40 gallons) of beer per year putting Bavarians right at the top of the beer consuming list of states in Germany.
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Italian Developer Pleads to Fraud
Raffaello Follieri, an Italian businessman, pleaded guilty to 14 counts of wire fraud, money laundering and conspiracy in Federal District Court.September 11, 2008 businessNews
Investor, a Socialite, Is Charged With Fraud
Raffaello Follieri, 29, the former boyfriend of the actress Anne Hathaway, was arrested on Tuesday and charged with fraud and money laundering.June 25, 2008 businessNews
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The story of Raffaello Follieri serves as a cautionary tale on what happens when business, charity, fund-raising and politics blur.December 24, 2007 opinionOp-Ed
Anne Hathaway's Final Farewell to Swindler's Jewels
Anne Hathaway's scandal-tainted jewels are heading to new homes following an online auction of forfeited property from the fraud case of the Italian businessman Raffaello Follieri.
September 28, 2010, Tuesday
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Worst: Kurt Angle doesn't watch his own television show
Hey Kurt, remember when D-Lo, aka Voice Modulator guy, aka most obvious unrevealed Aces & Eights member, subbed in for the mysteriously absent Al Snow in Wes Brisco's Gut Check decision? And remember when Tazz, the other person involved in that decision, revealed himself to be a member of Aces & Eights? You know how Wes Brisco is also a member of Aces & Eights? These things are kind of sort of definitely related. So when you say that you're responsible for Wes Brisco being a part of this company, you are super duper wrong.
Best: RVD vs. Kenny King
No, really! This wasn't a bad match by any means, and I think it played out exactly like it should have. RVD is lazy and slow as molasses, and Kenny King is neither of those things. King spends most of the match getting in a lot of offense and carrying the match, RVD comes back at the end so he doesn't exert too much energy and get gassed by the end of it and gets the win. Kenny King looks great and crazy fast, and RVD doesn't look like the weakest champion since….twenty minutes ago. It's not the best, and is nowhere near the match level of what the X-Division should be doing, but it was fun, I didn't hate it, and there was no Christian York. I can dig it.
Best: Whatchoo gonna do, when Hulk Hogan bails on you?
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Ceisteanna—Questions. Oral Answers. - Protection Money Payments.
Wednesday, 22 November 1978
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Mr. Harte: asked the Minister for Justice if it is a fact that certain business concerns in Dublin are being forced to pay protection money to criminal gangs: and, if so, the action being taken to stamp out such nefarious practice.
Mr. G. Collins: I am informed by the Garda authorities that they have received one report of an alleged attempt to extort money from the staff of an amusement arcade and that they are carrying out an investigation. I am informed that, apart from that case, on which they have as yet come to no con clusion, they have no evidence that [1551] business people in Dublin or elsewhere in the country are being intimidated or forced to pay protection money.
Mr. Harte: Would the Minister care to have his Department go round some of the business establishments in the city to get this information?
Mr. Kelly: Bring up the jurors.
Mr. Harte: Will he be responsible about his business instead of walking Deputy Briscoe into the situation into which he has brought him?
Mr. Keating: Was the attention of the Minister brought to individual cases where it is alleged that protection money is being paid?
Mr. G. Collins: I did not get the first part of the supplementary question.
Mr. Keating: Does the Minister know if any Deputy is willing to forward to him evidence, circumstantial or otherwise, that a protection racket is operating in Dublin, and if so would he be willing to investigate it?
Mr. G. Collins: As I said, I have been informed by the Garda authorities that they have received only one report of an alleged attempt to extort money and they are investigating that now. If any person has any information that will help the Garda to carry out any investigation in this matter it will be very welcome.
Mr. Harte: Is the Minister aware that a security firm mentioned in one of the weekend papers that they were paying protection money? Would the Minister care to comment on that?
Mr. G. Collins: If any Deputy or anybody else has any information that would be of any use to the Garda in investigating such a charge, they would be very welcome to give it to the Garda. If Deputy Harte has information or knows of anything that can help the Garda in any way and would substantiate these [1552] allegations he is making here this afternoon——
Mr. Harte: I am not making any allegations.
Mr. G. Collins: ——the Garda would welcome that.
Mr. Harte: In the papers at the weekend there was an article stating that a security firm were paying protection money. Would the Minister answer the question?
An Ceann Comhairle: The Deputy has asked the question in a number of ways a number of times.
Mr. G. Collins: An investigation into allegations in a recent article was carried out by the Central Detective Unit and the allegation was proved to be without foundation.
Mr. Harte: The Minister did not give that information at the beginning.
An Ceann Comhairle: Question No. 8.
Mr. Harte: Deputy Briscoe did not ask for a whole lot of information the Minister gave him.
Mr. Harte: On a point of order——
An Ceann Comhairle: I have called Question No. 8.
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This 2 bed duplex apartment is on the top (8th) floor of the building so it has great views. Castle Harbour in Los Cristianos has a Touristic Licence so this apartment can be used for holiday lettings.
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Remove snow, slush, and ice from the full paved width of the sidewalk and curb ramp or a minimum path of 42 inches wide. Narrow paths encumber carriages and wheelchairs, and properly cleared pathways ensure flow and safety of pedestrian traffic.
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Technically not much assuming we ran a "balanced" budget but what is the fun in that?
The reality is there was some $$ left over from last year and we've sold some merchandise this year so we should be able to swing an amount close to what was raffled off at the Rubithon if we wanted to go that high.
Depending on the decision, we may need to ask that people pay for the shirts up front to cover their purchase though instead of buying the shirts and collecting the money later. I try to maintain a certain "slush fund" for stuff like this (and calendar buying etc) and we may need to use that to cover the raffle $$ instead.
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I'm a wreck. I went to New York over the weekend to participate in Peter's 30th birthday party (it was a surprise!). The next day, half of my right eye turned completely red. It is not bloodshot — it's completely smeared with bloody red! But it feels totally normal, so I am guessing that I popped a blood vessel, perhaps when throwing up all the alcohol that my body clearly cannot handle.
As I was going to bed last night, I was suddenly overcome with what felt like a raging fever. I woke up this morning with aches and pains everywhere, and as I sat down at my desk, I somehow hurt my back. Now, it hurts to do just about everything. I can't walk, I can't sit comfortably, I can't move when I'm prone — and on top of all of that, my refrigerator is completely empty. Yippee.
I must recover before I leave for Galapagos on Sunday. It's never been this bad. I ordered some food and could barely carry the bag from my door to the dining area. :(
More bizarre stuff: my sink just spewed up someone else's food, and it further revealed that the plumbing underneath the sink itself is not ready for such a backup. Rescue Rooter is on his way. I resent the fact that I have to pay for a plumber because someone else on my line clogged up the pipes.
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Can this woman's sign find her the perfect stranger of her dreams? You better believe it!
When Sarah saw a handsome stranger past her while walking his dog last week on a New Zealand beach, something inside of her said she had to meet him again. Instead of resorting to a Facebook search, this Glasgow-based woman posted a sign explaining the exact moment she saw the stranger, then going onto say that she would be waiting for him on the grass (where she first spotted him) the following Tuesday.


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As reported by Softpedia last week, May 2 marks the moment when HBO fans can download their free HBO GO application for iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad, to enjoy over 1,400 of their favorite HBO shows.
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Available as a free service to HBO subscribers, the HBO GO app brings original programming, movies, sports, comedy and every episode of the best HBO shows.
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