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my baby i s 6 weeks old and have a bad rash on his face,ears, and neck. What can I use for that
My baby is 6 weeks old and have a bad rash all over his face, ears and some on his neck.What can I use for that and what could be causing that?
Posted: 09/14/2007 by azor07
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You should check with the pediatrician. My baby had a rash that developed all over his face also + his chest and thighs. For a while I didn't do anything about it and figured by washing his face and body with warm water it will decrease the rash. It didn't though and the rash stayed. When the doctor looked at it she said that he had ezcema due to the dry weather (southern cali) and gave him hydrocortisone cream for his face and body. That explained everything because he was always rubbing his face against my shirt and rub his gloves on his face. Not to mention he was super irritable.posted 11/05/2008 by a BabyCenter Member
help me wat i can do make my baby better for face race.posted 10/18/2008 by a BabyCenter Member
When my son was a month ago and had this same type of rash on his head face ears neck and shoulders. My ped told me to use head and shoulders shampoo (regular unscented). It Worked!The rash was completely gone in 1 week.posted 10/17/2008 by Annylette
my 2 month old had "baby acne" and then started to look as if though his skin was peeling from sunburn...I used Aveeno for baby lotion and it worked great. Cleared up his face, chest, and ears. I also use the Aveeno Body Wash on him before putting the lotion on.posted 09/26/2008 by latinaconsabor
my son also has a bad rash all over his face, neck, ears, and in his hair. the doctor told me that it was ezema. i just put aquafor on it to help keep it moisterised and i use dove soap and it is clearing up very niceposted 09/26/2008 by sharyta
This is what is called baby acne. I it will eventually go away on its own. It may get worse when the child is overheated, sweaty, or upset. You will also find that it may come and go, possibly looking worse at times. However there is a temporary solution, you can take your baby to the pediatrician just to double check that its not an allergy or eczema(because those will require a different treatment than the acne) or you can use the 1% cortisone cream. Only use it once a day because your babies skin is sensitive. The doctor will prescribe 0.5% cortisone cream to be used twice a day. The cream will also relieve any itching as well. I bought the one percent at the grocery store for about $4 and the rash was gone within 48 hours. But like it said it does return now and again.posted 09/20/2008 by a BabyCenter Member
I have a four week old and she has the same rash on face and ears. However, I learned from my first child a few years back that if it continues to worsen and they have a rash around their collar that they may be allergic to your fabric softner or detergent. For him we had to use gentle detergent and no fabric softner. Also, the dr told us to use the extra rinse cycle. And the 1/2 percent hydrocortizone helped as well.posted 09/10/2008 by hollyons
My daughter had the same rash on her face and neck. My ped told me to use Selsum blue on the areas and it cleared right up. He also said it was good for cradle cap if they have it. Just make sure it doesn't get into their little eyes. I used it on a wash cloth. Hope this helps.posted 08/27/2008 by kjmoody518
My baby is 3 weeks old and has this rash.. my dr said to only use water to wash him and it seems to be going awayposted 08/21/2008 by JMOMLOVE
My baby had this and his pediatrician told me to wash his hair in a dandruff shampoo of my choice(I used Neutrogena that did not have Coltar(sp?) in it. It worked like a charm! He told me to use it 3 days a week. Do not put it on his face...just wash his hair in it and the rash on his face goes away. He said that even though he did not have any cradle cap...the two are related. It worked for him!posted 07/11/2008 by rbarn2
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Copenhagen/Washington - United States Attorney General Eric Holder on Thursday dismissed as unwarranted a vote by a US congressional committee to charge him with contempt of Congress after the Obama administration withheld documents related to a failed gun-running investigation.
"The action that the committee took yesterday was unwarranted, unnecessary and unprecedented," he said after meeting European Union justice officials in the Danish capital.
The contempt move comes after the Obama administration asserted executive privilege as its reason for withholding some of the documents requested by the Republican-controlled US House of Representatives' Oversight and Government Reform Committee.
It set up yet another confrontation between Democratic President Barack Obama and the House, intensifying the bitter partisanship that has prevailed in Washington since just after Obama took office.
The botched operation was meant to help US law enforcement agents follow the flow of guns from Arizona into Mexico, but they lost track of many of the weapons, which later were involved in crimes.
Holder told a news conference he remained optimistic the conflict with the committee could still be resolved on the basis of the administration's proposal.
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Yes, West Virginia quarterback Geno Smith probably assumed a little too much when he bypassed the Senior Bowl. It would have been nice if Smith had shown up and performed for NFL coaches, scouts and executives in attendance.
But look at things from Smith's side. He's still regarded as the top quarterback in April's NFL Draft.
Quarterbacks E.J. Manuel, Ryan Nassib, Tyler Wilson and Mike Glennon didn't bomb at the Senior Bowl, but they didn't make anyone forget Smith — other than wonder why he wasn't present.
In hindsight, Smith took a big-time gamble — call it a leap in faith — and ended up winning the lottery.
"I was surprised to hear that Smith did not go to the Senior Bowl. He could have greatly helped his stock, but based on the performances of the quarterbacks there, it will not impact his pecking order among QBs," said Dave-Te' Thomas, the NFL's official draft researcher and biographer who has worked for the league since 1968 and operates Scouting Services Inc. "He will still be the first quarterback off the board, but likely mid- to late-round one."
If Kansas City doesn't snag Smith with the No. 1 overall pick, look for Arizona to grab him at No. 7.
"He didn't want to play in the Senior Bowl," said Damon Cogdell, a former WVU linebacker who coached Smith at Miramar High School in suburban Miami. "People always have to have something to talk about. That's what they're talking about, him not showing up for the Senior Bowl. The way he throws the football, his workouts are going to be phenomenal."
A year after Andrew Luck, Robert Griffin III and Russell Wilson took the draft by storm, Smith is the next best thing.
"My goal is to be the best," Smith told me right after playing his final college game against Syracuse in the New Era Pinstripe Bowl. "One thing that NFL teams should know is I'm prepared to put the work in to be the best. I'm not going to stop until I am."
Asked why he declined to play in the Senior Bowl, Smith replied confidently: "My career as a whole, I'd like to think I did some pretty good things. I almost got 100 touchdowns (98 career touchdown passes) and less than 20 interceptions (21). That's a pretty good career. I think I did a great job."
"I think he's a guy that in time will end up being a very good starting quarterback in the NFL," said Mike Detillier, creator and owner of the annual Mike Detillier's Draft Report. Detillier rates Smith as the No. 9 overall prospect in the draft.
"He's got all the physical tools, all the intangibles that you're looking for," Detillier said. "But more importantly, his maturity and leadership on a team that was built on scoring points, but he didn't get a lot of help on the other side of the ball."
Smith became a scapegoat during WVU's five-game losing streak following a 5-0 start. The Mountaineers ranked 119th out of 120 FBS teams in pass defense, overshadowing Smith's second consecutive 4,000-yard passing campaign and a high-octane offense boasting a pair of 100-catch receivers.
It was good preparation for what life will be like at the next level for Smith.
He got all of the credit when things went great, but he also received all of the blame when things went bad — even when it wasn't his fault.
Welcome to the NFL.
"I can't really sway peoples' opinions about me," said Smith, who's training with about three dozen high-profile draft hopefuls, including Texas A&M's Luke Joeckel, Florida State's Bjoern Werner, Notre Dame's Manti Te'o, Wisconsin's Montee Ball and Clemson's DeAndre Hopkins at the IMG Academy in Bradenton, Fla. "Everyone has their own opinion. People are going to like me. People are going to dislike me. That's the way the world works."
It looks like Smith has the pro football world right where he wants it: in his capable hands.
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Some days nothing goes right. John Edwards had one of those days the last week of 2006 when he announced his candidacy for president -- and hardly anyone noticed.
On the other hand, who didn't already know? Edwards -- who, if I'm not mistaken, is the son of a millworker -- hasn't stopped running for president since he started four years ago.
He paused briefly to run for vice president in 2004, when John Kerry dragged him off the dance floor and made him his main squeeze. But no sooner did they lose than Edwards began running again.
Like Forrest Gump, he can't seem to stop.
Edwards staked out the last week of the year for his kettledrum run at history, which is traditionally a slow news week when the media are bereft of stories to report. Luck apparently didn't get the memo.
The slowest week of the year suddenly became one of the busiest, thanks to that party pooper and thunder thief, Mr. Grim himself. As Edwards talked to a camera and a few reporters, America's eyes were riveted on the Reaper.
First he came for James Brown.
Then Gerald Ford.
Then Saddam Hussein.
The singer, the president and the tyrant robbed John Edwards of his moment. He was the tree that fell in a forest to the sound of one hand clapping.
Poor John Edwards.
No one, Republican or Democrat, has worked harder on his resume or more carefully calculated the timing of his announcement than Edwards, who, by the way, may be the son of a millworker. Could just be a rumor.
Nearly every time we've seen Edwards in the past year, he's been dripping with sweat from raising roof beams and digging out muck in New Orleans, where he and a corps of volunteer youths have been rebuilding the city that George Bush ignored.
It was from New Orleans -- specifically the Katrina-ravaged Ninth Ward -- that Edwards, looking lean in jeans and blue shirt, made his announcement. A simple, Everyman affair, there were no bands or flags, no pennants or patriotic paraphernalia.
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In case this isn't perfectly clear, Edwards isn't afraid to get his hands dirty. Even though a mega-millionaire, he still identifies with the downtrodden and underprivileged. Because -- I think I'm right here -- he's the son of a millworker.
Not only has Edwards been toiling in the fetid muck of Katrina's aftermath, he's been scouring the planet for the meek and disenfranchised. He established a poverty institute at the University of North Carolina and has visited several of Earth's most ravaged nations. He also has apologized countless times for voting to invade Iraq.
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Today we're looking at homophones - words that have the same spellinds,but different meanings.
Take a look at the seven sentences and chose the correct meaning for the homonyms in the context they are shown.
Link: Learn English Collocations
It was quite easy. I made one mistake with "drive" because of lack of attention. "Dive" was an uncertain word, but I guessed it. I looked it up in the dictionary and its meaning was unclear. Chris, could you clarify both mentioned meanings of this word (as a noun, of course).
I enjoyed doing this exercise, you understand how various and rich is English.
When we describe a place as a dive (usually a nigtclub or bar), we are saying that it is a dirty, sleazy place. It has a negative meaning and it is a casual word.
Thanks, it was an interesting lesson.
Most of the times it was easy to guess the right answer.
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Thank you for the Lesson.
Some meanings of the words I didn't know, but I guesed!!!! Everything is correct!
it was very easy . no mistake was made by me
I made them correct except Drive ,,
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Thanks indeed about this great lesson ...
I get 8\10 but I was doubt about the mistakes, anyway it was good and useful to me..
the second thing,, I need anyone leave in Libya his language is English native to improve my English conversation, so any one can send me e-mail on firstname.lastname@example.com..
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Thanks Chris. My answers are correct but ı guessed some of them:)
The English Language is tricky because it borrows its words from so many different cultures and times. Words evolve with use and application.


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The Walton County Sheriff's Office is proud to announce that Captain Audie Rowell has completed a one week course of study from the Southern Police Institute Chief Executive Leadership in Louisville, KY.
The course covered topics ranging from Legal Issues in Law Enforcement, Importance of Conducting Effective Internal Investigations, Performance Evaluations - Why They're Important, Leadership in the 21st Century, Managing Organizational Change, Dealing With Generational Issues, Mitigating Disasters, Effective Leadership Tools - Situational Leadership, Police Effectiveness: Community, Innovation and Technology, Budgetary Techniques and Marketing Your Department. Participants in the course were exposed to key elements necessary to be successful and the course exercises were interactive to draw upon the experience and expertise of the participants and instructors.
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Tuesday, April 25, 2006
Attention Parents: Today Bruce Springsteen Released a New Album of American Folk Songs
I am a huge Bruce Springsteen fan but am excited not only for this as a Springsteen fan who is an adult person, I am excited that this is good, clean American Folk Music that I can listen to with my children.
So, attention parents, this is a great way to expose your children to classic American folk songs.
Homeschooling parents: this would make a great addition to your curriculum as part of American history or music studies.
If you would like to watch a video of the recording of "John Henry" (or just listen to it) go to this Amazon link and press the 'play' button that appears under the little video screen. Listening to this gives a flavor of what the music is like overall.
My husband saw a video of one of the songs on Country Music Television last weekend. I guess this is begin marketed to country music listeners.
To find out more about this album or to hear about his concert tour, go to Springsteen's website: BruceSpringsteen.net.
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- Karen said...
Thanks for commenting over on my blog.
I clicked through your profile and saw Confederacy of Dunces on your Fav. list--I've never even met anyone else who has read that book (aside from my father who rec'd it to me)! That's so cool!
- Tuesday, April 25, 2006 at 8:29:00 PM CDT
- wisteria said...
Thanks! I am a folk music junkie. I just purchased the album from iTunes! I don't think I've ever purchased anything on the release date. Thanks for letting me be cool one time!
- Tuesday, April 25, 2006 at 9:28:00 PM CDT
- christinemm said...
Somehow I had heard that in New Orleans there was a statue of J.Reilly of "Confederancy of Dunces" standing on Canal Street near the clock just where, in the book, he stood to catch the bus.
I just had to have my photo taken with the statue. My older son was just a toddler then, and I was alone with him, so I had a stranger snap the photo.
I should go find it and post it on my blog.
I was thinking of re-reading it. I read it about seven years ago. It is one of the only books I have ever read that made me literally laugh out loud, even in public. I was enjoying the book too much to care what people thought of me.
- Wednesday, April 26, 2006 at 8:16:00 AM CDT
- EnergyAnalyst said...
I know Christine knows this already, but I wouldn't listen to Bruce even if he was singing Ave' Maria.
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In World of Warcraft Mok'Nathal Shortribs restores 7500 health over 30 seconds. If you spend at least 10 seconds eating you will become affected by a well-fed buff that grants you 20 Stamina and Spirit for 30 min. The real life version bears a striking resemblance to beer braised short ribs and seems to reduce stamina, but maybe that was the Guinness.
As with most tender meats, this recipe is more about patience than precision. Plan on about three and a half hours total for the completion of this dish. Since baking takes up most of the time, it's the perfect time to get a couple of
The only materials necessary for the WoW version of Mok'Nathal Sorthribs are Raptor Ribs, which drop off Bladespire Ravagers, Daggermaw Lashtails, Daggermaw Blackhides, Felsworn Daggermaws, Bladespire Raptors, Scythetooth Raptors in Blade's Edge. The recipe requires 335 cooking and is earned by completing the Mok' Nathal Treats quest in Blade's Edge Mountains. The real life version is slightly more complicated.
The materials:
- 5 pounds Raptor Ribs (bone-in beef short ribs)
- 1/4 pound bacon
- 2 medium onions
- 1 12-oz bottle of Shindigger Stout (Guinness)
- 2 cups beef stock
- 4 bay leaves
- 1/4 cup tomato paste
- 2 tablespoons cooking oil
- salt and pepper
- Pre-heat oven to 350°.
- Trim excess fat from the meat and sprinkle with salt and pepper.
- Add two tablespoons of cooking oil to a heavy bottomed pot over medium-high heat When the oil is hot, brown the ribs in batches of five or six (to avoid crowding), then set browned ribs aside.
- Pour or spoon off accumulated fat but leave any browned bits in the pan.
- Chop the bacon into 1 inch pieces, add to the pan and cook until browned. This will take about five minutes.
- Add the onions, coarsely chopped, stir and cook until golden, another five minutes or so. Add the tomato paste, stock, beer and bay leaves and bring to a boil, stirring to mix well. Add to browned ribs. Cover the pan with a securely-fitting lid or aluminum foil.
- Bake until the meat is fork-tender (about two hours).
- Uncover the pan after about an hour and turn the rib pieces over in the braising liquid.
- Recover the pan with lid or foil and return to oven.
- When the meat is tender, remove it from the pan to a warm place.
- Boil the braising liquid to reduce it to the consistency you prefer for a pour-over sauce. Add flour or cornstarch if necessary.
- Remove bay leaves and add salt if necessary.
- Serve the ribs with sauce drizzled over them.
This recipe makes about four servings of ribs. These ribs can be dressed up or down depending on your audience. Here I served them with my infamous oven-roasted potatoes and sautéed mushrooms and onions. I don't have a vegetarian version of this recipe, so I had soy chicken, but my guests loved it.
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Mt. Pleasant senior running back Taylor Allison ran for three touchdowns in the Vikings' 48-28 win over Burrell in the first round of the WPIAL Class AA playoffs last week. This season, Allison has rushed 65 times for 741 yards and 13 touchdowns, second on the team to Tyler Mellors.
On Friday, Allison and the Vikings will take on top-seeded Aliquippa in a quarterfinal game at Peters Township High School.
Q: Last week's win was Mt. Pleasant's first playoff victory since 2009. How great was it to get that elusive postseason victory?
A: It was a big win for us, but we've got a bigger game this week.
Q: How did you and your teammates take care of business against Burrell?
A: We just came out in the first half ready to go, and we finished the game with intensity.
Q: What do you have to do in order to beat a powerhouse team like Aliquippa?
A: We have to practice hard all week. We're very confident.
Q: What are your plans for after high school?
A: I want to either go to college or join the Air Force.
Q: What are your favorite subjects in school?
A: Psychology II and economics. They are fun classes, and I like the teacher.
Q: What do you enjoy doing when you are not playing football?
A: I like to lift weights, play basketball and hang out with friends.
Q: What is your favorite food?
A: Chicken.
Q: If you could have dinner with anybody, who would it be?
A: LeBron James. He is one of the most criticized athletes, but he still managed to win a championship.
Q: When you take the field, what inspires you?
A: My teammates. I love my team.
Q: Do you have any pre-game superstitions or rituals?
A: I just listen to music.
Q: What do you listen to?
A: Rap, mostly.
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"More and more people are using the Web to get their health information to augment what they learn from their physicians," said John T. Burklow, the public liaison for the National Institutes of Health. A recent survey by the Pew Internet & American Life Project shows that researching health information is the third most popular online ...


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Adrienne Bailon Joins Style Network with Empire GirlsThu, Apr 19, 2012 News, Hollywood/TV/Reality TVComments
Announced during the Style Network's summer press presentation, "Empire Girls" will follow Bailon and Julissa Bermudez (BET, 106 & Park) as they conquer the world of entertainment.
Best known for her stint in 3LW, followed by the Disney Channel hit "The Cheetah Girls," Bailon signed with Ne-Yo's Compound Entertainment earlier this year. She has also released solo material in recent years, following a deal with Def Jam.
"Empire Girls: Julissa and Adrienne" will be an hour long affair, with the premiere set for Sunday, June 3rd on The Style Network.
In related news, The Style Network has also renewed Tia & Tamera, the docu-series focused on the lives of actresses Tia Mowry Hardrict and Tamera Mowry.


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June 21, 2012
Blinn students convert used cooking oil into fuel for Brenham buses
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Blinn College literally gave back to Brenham ISD this morning.
The College donated about 100 gallons of biodiesel for Brenham ISD to use in its school buses during a brief ceremony at the Durham School Services facility.
Throughout the recent school year, Blinn College faculty and students, led by Natural Sciences Professor Dr. Greg Phillips and geology Professor Dr. Cynthia Lawry, demonstrated to Brenham students how used cooking oil could be turned into biodiesel by simply adding methanol and potassium hydroxide. When the chemicals are mixed with the oil, they snap off the glycerin particle of the fat, leaving the biodiesel behind. The whole process takes just 15 minutes.
After the glycerin has been removed, water is poured through the biodiesel to remove impurities before it is ready for use. Engine manufacturers recommend blending 80 percent regular diesel with 20 percent biodiesel.
"Our students are motivated by participating in the hands-on experience Blinn and Dr. Phillips offer them," Brenham Middle School teacher Janis Kmiec said following one such demonstration in February. "They understand society's need for alternative energy sources, so they're very interested in programs such as this."
Blinn gets its used cooking oil from the College cafeteria and other donations. In addition to the demonstrations to Brenham ISD students throughout the year, Blinn College geology classes convert cooking oil into biodiesel as part of their studies.
Phillips said the biodiesel typically costs about $1 per gallon for Blinn to produce. With the national average price for diesel fuel at $3.72 per gallon, Blinn's donation to Brenham ISD is valued at almost $400.
"Brenham ISD is excited about Blinn's biodiesel donation and will continue its support of the program," said Brenham ISD Director of Student Services Jon Forsythe. "BISD enjoys working with the students, staff and administration at Blinn College."
The biodiesel project is part of Blinn's Service Learning program, which combines community service with classroom instruction or student club activities, focusing on critical, reflective thinking and civic responsibility to engage students. Service Learning involves students in activities that address local needs while developing their academic or professional skills and commitment to their community.


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HAZARD, Ky. (WYMT) - A new report suggests Central Appalachia's coal industry faces difficult times in the years ahead.
The report, published by the West Virginia environmental consulting firm Downstream Strategies, finds the industry will continue to struggle to remain competitive.
Researchers predict coal production could drop by as much as 31 percent by the year 2020.
The report suggests the Central Appalachian coal industry continues to face competition from coal basins in other parts of the country. The region produced 185 million tons of coal in 2011, but researchers say market forces could drive that number down to 128 million tons by 2020.
"Part of what underlies those market forces is simply that coal has been mined in this region for such a long time that many of the thickest, most easily accessible coal reserves have already been mined out," said Evan Hansen, President of Downstream Strategies.
On top of that, demand for coal has fallen as coal-fired power plants are either shut down or converted to natural gas.
Local officials we talked to argue the decline in the coal industry has less to do with economics, and more to do with what they call "over-regulation" from the federal government.
"The EPA, they change their policy," said Perry County Clerk Haven King. "They'll have a policy that says the companies need to do ABC, then when the companies change it to ABC they change it to DEF."
The report's authors say the "war on coal" mentality is counter-productive to finding real solutions to the region's economic woes.
"That could help people come together and try to identify constructive solutions, to work toward the future rather than placing blame," said Hansen.
Researchers say Central Appalachian communities will have to find ways to diversify their economies, as coal jobs and coal severance receipts continue to decline.
The group published another report on the decline in the coal industry in 2010 with similar findings.


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Police say the London-born musician stabbed himself with a kitchen knife as four officers searched his house in March 2011 in connection with a drugs investigation.
Coroner Richard Travers told an inquest jury that police would testify that the 48-year-old musician was initially relaxed but "changed completely" and became angry and violent during the visit, before plunging a knife into his chest.
Dr. Nathaniel Cary, a pathologist who carried out a post-mortem examination, said that it was possible the fatal wound was self-inflicted, but "on pathological grounds alone there is nothing to determine that this was in fact the case."
The musician's family has called the police account of events "bizarre," and hundreds of people demonstrated after the death to demand a public inquiry.
Inquests are held in Britain to establish the facts about violent or unexplained deaths.
The inquest in Woking, south of London, is expected to last up to three weeks and will hear evidence from the police officers involved, who have been granted anonymity.
Culture—whose real name was David Emmanuel—gained fame with 1980s hits, including "Cockney Translation" and "Police Officer."
At the time of his death he was facing trial on charges of conspiracy to supply hard drugs, which he denied.


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Cape Town - Residents of Marina da Gama in Muizenberg have been at loggerheads with the City of Cape Town over its "tardiness" in closing down an informal panel beating business in a residential street.
"Up until March the business was fairly quiet and wasn't bothering us too much, said Mark Hendricks, who lives next to the business in Heron Road.
"But then all of a sudden there was a big influx of customers and cars, and the panel beating, music and noise went on late into the night. Even on Christmas and New Year's Day."
Hendricks complained of oil spills, high-revving engines around the clock, car parts lying on the pavement and rows of customers' cars blocking the street.
Another neighbour, Manny de Abreu, told the Cape Argus of the ridicule he experienced when he asked the panel beaters to keep it down.
"They called me an 'old man' and turned the volume of the music louder instead of turning it down," he said.
Some weeks ago De Abreu set up a residents' committee to engage with the city's law enforcement unit and council to see the business shut.
But Ryan Klein, who owns the business, said it was was the only income for his family.
Councillor Garreth Bloor, mayoral committee member for economic, environmental and spatial planning, said the city had been aware of the business since July, when they received a land use complaint.
"The business was unauthorised. As per the Land Use Planning Ordinance, a notice 'instruction to cease' was issued and when this was not adhered to the responsible person was summoned to appear in court.
"The city's first response is to always assist a resident or applicant with a means of compliance, before following the law as is required.
"This case, however, was difficult due to the noise that emanated from the business," Bloor said.
He added that the owner of the business had failed to respond to a court summons and was subsequently arrested.
Klein says that he has received dozens of fines from law enforcement - the largest of which was R10 000, he claimed.
"It's true that I haven't paid these, and that I was arrested for not responding to the court order.
"Simply put, I don't have the money and actually never received the notification that I was supposed to appear in court," he said.
"I'm so upset, because law enforcement is checking up on me every day so now I can't work.
"I have many customers lined up, and I'm in the process of losing all of that business.
"I don't know what we're going to do - I'm looking for a workshop space elsewhere," he said.
Klein is due to appear in court again in a week's time. He has shut his business until the court proceedings have been completed.
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While no app could be fairly expected to replace the hands-on intuitiveness and sense of satisfaction that comes from traditional crafting, its digital counterpart can nonetheless prove a useful companion in the quest to knit the perfect sweater.
Here are ten apps that will not only give analog crafting a run for its money, but can also assist you with non-digital endeavors such as knitting and beading. Click "more" to read on.
Ask any system administrator and they'll tell you that remote access is crucial to their work. Whether it's to install an update on a computer for their boss at their home office or perform maintenance on a web server in Shanghai, remote access via SSH or Telnet is the foundation of maintaining any IT infrastructure and in times when remote access is required, many sysadmins would instinctively reach for their laptop.
Prompt, by Panic, is an SSH and Telnet client for the iPad that lets users remotely connect to computers. Is it good enough to serve as an alternative to the sysadmin's trusty laptop? Let's find out.
This is really an idea that I've been floating around for a while now but I'd love to get the opinion from you, our readers, to see whether it'd be a good one or not. In short, the podcast would be focused on iPad-related news, opinions and apps. We'd rotate through our writers so you would get to hear a different voice and opinion each week and we'd have a weekly "hot theme" that we'd like to discuss, for example, the best way to read news on your iPad and so on.
If you could cast your vote in this week's poll on the right then this would really help me judge how our readers will react to it and whether it will be a success or not. And if you have any questions, please feel free to ask me on Twitter: @james_cull.
Many thanks!
The premise sounds simple enough. We're here to play golf. Get the little ball that starts on one side of the course into the little hole on the other side. And yet, with Super Stickman Golf, we see how deliciously complicated that process can become. Noodlecake Studios did a fantastic job imagining this classic game. And now they're back again with Super Stickman Golf 2. Is it the same old story? Is it a different take on the same game? Is it worth trying? Let me try and give you a taste of this great app.
Wouldn't it be great if the father of modern cuisine, Auguste Escoffier, were at your side offering his knowledge as you cook in the kitchen? The Escoffier Online International Culinary Academy, with the help of the Futura app developers, want to provide you with all the tools you need to be a confident cook with Escoffier Cook's Companion. This app aims to be a handy kitchen reference guide, timer, measurement converter and more, plus it's free. Sound too good to be true? Keep reading to find out.
A week ago, Nathan Snelgrove looked at Zephyr, a slick and feature-packed ADN client for both the iPad and iPhone. The app got a solid 8 out of 10 rating and he concluded by stating, "…it holds a lot of potential, and if the developer is working on it, we're looking at an ADN client that could be the go-to in six months' time. As it stands, the most feature-packed options are Netbot (which is still too similar to Tweetbot for my own liking) or Felix (which is only for iPhone)".
Dinosaurs, doodles and dead guys, oh my! These diversions will have you demonstrating the duties of a DinoHunter, a heroic doodle, a detective, and a driver who dodges dead people with a degree of delinquency.
In other words, these five digital distractions are indescribably delightful. Click "more" to discover for yourself. (more…)
There are several different methods and styles to accomplish planning. These methods can differ by the type of project being planned and by the planner's personal preference. I use outlines and mind mapping to plan writing and personal projects but at work I needed something more. I am a CPA who works in public accounting during the day, and I find planning for audits requires something more than an outline or a mind map. Due to the size and scope of the project, I needed something more.
When searching for something more, Timeband came into my view. It allows you to create professional timelines for projects, which can include groups, milestones, and subset tasks. Once a timeline is created it can be exported to PDF for sharing and viewing. Timeband's features intrigued me to take a look at it, but keep reading to see if it can handle planning massive projects.
We're all trying to manage various pieces of information on a daily basis. How much do I have on my travel card? Am I nearing my data usage limit on my phone? Has that package I sent yesterday been delivered? To answer these questions we'd normally have to log in to each site and find the information we need.
Trouble is, this can get quite tedious if you're wanting to quickly a number of different sources. Bjango's Consume attempts to provide a single, unified place to view all these small bits of usage information and keep them just a tap away.
Being a couch potato, I strongly that believe the quality of content produced for television easily wins over the 100 million dollar tent pole snoozies churned out by Hollywood. That doesn't include the gems called reality shows in my list, but there is a wide audience for it and is a big source of entertainment for many.
Television, just like the Internet, suffers from the problem of plenty. There are way too many channels, programs and shows on air and a ton of new pilots start showing up every few months. Finding out the best of the content can be time consuming and that's where apps like Zeebox step in to lend a helping hand.


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We've heard stories about our country's leaders, both real and false. In our times, it's hard to consume news without running into some scandal or another. Like them or hate them, information about political leaders is always useful in getting a picture of that person in that place and time. So what can we learn about our presidents from their sexual health?
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Tahiti Nui
Bar, Restaurant & Store
5-5134 Kuhio Highway
Hanalei, Hawaii, United States
Ph: (808) 826-6277 - Website
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Opened in 1964
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Bruce T. Marston was a Californian serving in Tahiti as a Lt. Colonel in the U.S. Air Force. There, he met Louise, who was from Tubuai, just south of Tahiti. They fell in love, and moved to the town of Hanalei on the north side of the island of Kauai in Hawaii. There, in the summer of 1964, they opened Tahiti Nui.
Tahiti Nui became the go-to gathering place for Kauai's north shore, with musicians, hula dancing, and occasional singing from "Auntie Louise" Marston herself. Louise passed away in 2003, and Tahiti Nui is now run by Bruce and Louise's son, Christian. Tahiti Nui makes an appearance in the 2011 film The Descendants.
The restaurant serves a mix of Hawaiian seafood standards and Italian food. The drink menu is limited, but they do have their own Mai Tai recipe, which they've been serving since they first opened. They still have live music and hula dancing.
The walls are lined with lauhala matting and bamboo, with Oceanic art pieces hanging here and there. The small round tabletops are painted with Polynesian designs, and the barstools are carved tikis. There is a small curio shop attached to the restaurant.
How to find it:
Tahiti Nui is right on the main highway that goes into Hanalei, it's on the right side of the road before you get to town, before Aku Road. Look for the vintage, hand-lettered Tahiti Nui sign.
Tahiti Nui has its own parking lot. There are two driveways, one on each side of the building, you can turn into either one (they connect to the same lot behind the building).
January 2, 2012, 8:46 PM
Tahiti Nui is a special place. Weathered old building, tiki bar stools, delightful Mai Tais with a slightly sour (due to grapefruit, I think), and amazing pizza from the attached Tiki Man bakery. With a bottle of Hinano on their lanai, you really can't get closer to Tahiti.
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January 22, 2012, 11:29 AM
Tahiti Nui has a good vibe, tasty cocktails, good bar food, local music and solid tiki look and feel. It's a good hang. Expect it be a Kauai movie tour stop since George Clooney's 'The Descendants' had the place in the film. Put it on your list of hip places to hit.
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–Bill Madden sees Eduardo Nunez being groomed as Derek Jeter's successor. He discusses this recounting of the failed mid-season Cliff Lee deal:
No, the real deal-breaking prospect, as far as the Yankees were concerned, was infielder Eduardo Nunez. Yankee GM Brian Cashman was willing to sacrifice Montero – despite all the scouts' raves about his power potential – because he has a surplus of catchers. Nunez, on the other hand, is viewed by Cashman as a big part of the Yankee future which is why, when Mariners' GM Jack Zduriencik asked for his inclusion in the deal as a substitute for injured second-base prospect David Adams, the Yankee GM essentially said: "Enough!" Turns out Zduriencik was right about Adams being potentially damaged goods – the hard-hitting second baseman never came back from the severely broken ankle he suffered at Double-A Trenton and then underwent additional surgery after the season, precluding him from making up for all the lost time in winter ball – but in asking for Nunez he was asking for the player the Yankees are now viewing as Derek Jeter's successor.
So what's the deal with Nunez? Is he the real deal? Here's what a couple of scouts had to say about him – and Montero.
"Nunez is your consummate 'tools' guy," said the first scout. "He's got a plus arm, he can hit, has some pop and can run. He has a tendency, however, to get lackadaisical in the field and he needs to learn not to chase so many pitches."
"Do I think Nunez can be a 'plus' major league shortstop?" asked the other scout. "Yes, but he's still got a lot to learn. The ability's there. Will he perform to it? I don't know. I'm just not sure about the makeup. (Robinson) Cano was the same way when he was that age, and he grew up. It says a lot for Nunez that he batted third most of the season at Triple-A. He hit a lot of mistakes which he won't see that much of in the majors."
I'm not so sure. Looking at his minor league numbers there's nothing there that jumps off the page at you. But you could have said the same things about Robinson Cano or Jorge Posada, and as we all know player development isn't just about numbers. The Yanks will need a super-sub if they plan on giving Derek and Alex more time off this year, so they may want him finish his development with the MLB club. But I have my doubts. The Yanks will say they have an internal option they're happy with, right up to the day they make a deal for somebody better. This sounds an awful lot like "Bubba Crosby is our Centerfielder" to me.
-In that same Madden piece, he quotes two scouts on Jesus Montero's defensive prowess, or lack thereof:
As for Montero, whom the Yankees have been hyping as being ready to step in as their No. 1 catcher next season: "That's a real reach," said one of the scouts. "I don't doubt Montero's going to hit in the majors, but his defense behind the plate and handling of pitchers still leaves a lot to be desired for me. I just don't know if he's ever going to do the work he needs to constantly do to be an accomplished major league catcher."
Said the other scout: "The Yankees can say all they want about Montero, especially since they're doing a great job of building his trade value, but you can't tell me they're going to turn that $100 million pitching staff over to him next year. The Yankees, above all, know the importance of catching and they've got a good one, a potentially very good one, in (Austin) Romine. In my opinion, Romine is ready to catch in the big leagues, and I think in time, he'll hit .280 with 10-15 homers."
Romine fell back with the bat after a hot start in AA, but there was some thought that he may have simply been worn down. The tag on Montero 'not working hard enough' is one that is going to stick to him until he proves people wrong. It's worth noting that very same tag was applied to guys like Miguel Cabrera and Manny Ramirez, but those are also players the Yanks have passed on when opportunities arose to acquire them. It's not just about production, there's a clubhouse culture the Yankees want cultivate for on and off the field reasons.
–Nick Cafardo hears that Montero may be dangled again this winter:
9. Jesus Montero, C, Yankees — Though he had a decent year, there is still a lot of doubt as to whether he can handle a major league pitching staff. One Yankee insider feels Montero will be included in a big deal this winter and the franchise will commit to Austin Romine as the long-term catcher when Jorge Posada is through.
Much of this will have to do with whether or not Lee stays put in Texas and/or the commitment gets too long. If he does, I'd expect them to land a big starter and don't think it will be Grienke. Another team will be looking to cut payroll and will listen to offers on a big pitcher, it happens every year.
–John Perrotto of BP (subs req'd) hears that Dave Eiland may land with the A's.
–IATMS has a little fun with the Jeter negotiations. It's going to happen quickly, neither side will want the negotiating window to expire as it did with Mariano Rivera a few years back. But I think the longer we wait, the better. The closer we get to the end of the window will signal to me that the Yanks are offering something Derek doesn't love, just like what happened with Jorge Posada in 2007. I think the Yankee bargaining position is stronger than people realize, and this deal will surprise people on the downside. It will also include an understanding by both parties about what Derek's role will be in the coming years.
What do you think the Yanks should offer? Both in terms of years and dollars?
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I'm hearing Jeter may get $17m per year. You know who else gets $17m? Matt Holliday. Sorry, but Jeter is not Matt Holliday, not now, and certainly not 5 years from now.
Thoughts of Jeter Future always centered on the notion that his offense would outlast his defense, but this year shows the danger in that thinking. Jeter's offense was very good (at times outstanding) for a shortstop, but at 3rd or in the OF, it's just OK at best.
If Jeter honestly believes that this was a down year, and he can adjust and improve, then fantastic. I'd be happy to give him a 1 year deal and renegotiate next year.
Jeter wants to be an owner, then he needs to show that he has enough sense not to overpay an (already incredibly well compensated) old middle infielder for sentiment's sake. If he wants the team to win, he should recognize that his dollars would be better spent elsewhere (like Cliff Lee). And if he finds that insulting, he's welcome to talk to the other 29 teams, and hear them laugh at his demands.
This is a team laden with stars. They Yanks can use him, but don't need him. They are going to have to say goodbye eventually, and it wouldn't hurt them so much as many think to say goodbye now.
I'd offer Jeet a 2-3 year (perhaps with options) deal worth 13-14m per, and a promise to bring him into the ownership when he retires. misterd(Quote)


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Bill Maher is an outspoken animal advocate, and has joined the fight against animal testing before. He's called on NASA to halt plans to conduct radiation tests on monkeys, and asked Congress to end testing on chimpanzees.
Maher has now teamed up with PETA to spread the word about the University of Wisconsin-Madison (UW)'s cruel testing on cats. The comedian and host of "Real Time with Bill Maher" recorded a voice message that the animal rights organization sent to UW students and faculty, the Board of Regents, and event Madison residents living near the school's campus, according to Look to the Stars.
"Many things in life are funny, but cruelty to animals isn't one of them. I want to make sure that you know about the terrible things done to cats right here at the University of Wisconsin–Madison."
PETA reports on their website that UW's taxpayer-funded testing involves the cats having "steel coils implanted in their eyes, holes drilled into their skulls, and electrodes implanted in their brains." They add, "Sometimes, cats used in this experiment have had their ears cut off or are intentionally deafened by having a toxic chemical applied to their inner ear. The cats are then deprived of food for several days in order to coerce them to look in the direction of sounds during experimental sessions in which their heads are immobilized by a bolt screwed into their skulls."
Maher, whose message was sent to more than 100,000 phone numbers in the Madison area, isn't the only celeb to join in PETA's campaign. Award-winning actor James Cromwell was arrested at UW in February for protesting at a Board of Regents meeting.
"It strikes me that it's not the cats who need their heads examined, because being mean to animals isn't just stupid—it's wrong, especially when there are better options that are actually relevant to humans, as there are in this case," says Maher.
The National Institutes of Health (NIH) recently released a report, following a PETA complaint, stating that UW "failed to take adequate steps to avoid the cats' infected, open head wounds and to treat them and that UW's justification for the use of cats and the number of cats used was inadequate." The USDA has also found "rampant infections" in the cats. The NIH has suspended the university's tests for six months while the school implements changes, reports PETA.
Watch the video and hear Bill Maher's "call" to end UW's tests on cats.
About Jennifer MishlerJennifer Mishler is a writer, and a vegan and animal activist. When she's not writing, you can often find her volunteering or advocating for animal, environmental and human rights causes. Along with writing for Ecorazzi, she has contributed writing for nonprofits like Sea Shepherd Conservation Society, and enjoys blogging. She resides in the Washington, DC area (and loves all the vegan food it has to offer). Follow Jennifer on Twitter: @jennygonevegan.
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|Captain Erik Rusnak aka MERLIN, has been fishing and designing lures
in Hawaii for over thirty years. Based on observation and function, each shape is finely tuned
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The clear resin heads take on the colors of the skirt materials and will not crack or chip.
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|Demystifying seronegative autoimmune pancreatitis.
MedLine Citation:
|PMID: 22898628 Owner: NLM Status: In-Data-Review
|BACKGROUND: Autoimmune pancreatitis (AIP) has been classified into type 1 and type 2 subtypes. Serum immunoglobulin G4 (IgG4) elevation characterizes type 1 AIP. Type 2 AIP and a subset of type 1 AIP are seronegative, i.e., have normal serum IgG4 levels.
AIM: We compared the profiles of the three subsets of AIP to identify the unique characteristics of seronegative type 1 AIP and type 2 AIP.
METHODS: We compared the clinical profiles of 69 seropositive type 1 AIP patients, 21 seronegative type 1 AIP patients and 22 type 2 AIP patients.
RESULTS: Among type 1 AIP, seronegative group had similar clinical profiles when compared to seropositive group except that they were more likely to undergo surgical resection than seropositive patients (p = 0.001). Seronegative type I AIP patients were older (61.9 ± 13.7 vs 45.3 ± 17.4; p = 0.004), and differed in the occurrence of other organ involvement (OOI) (71.4% vs 0%; p < 0.001) and disease relapse (33.3% vs 0%; p = 0.005) when compared with type 2 AIP. All seronegative type 1 AIP patients had at least one of the following -OOI, disease relapse, and age >50 years while none of the type 2 AIP had OOI or disease relapse.
CONCLUSIONS: Seronegative and seropositive type 1 AIP patients have similar clinical profiles, which are distinct from that of type 2 AIP. Among the seronegative AIP group, patients are more likely to have type 1 AIP rather than type 2 AIP if they are older than 50 years or have OOI or disease relapse.
|Gokulakrishnan Balasubramanian; Aravind Sugumar; Thomas C Smyrk; Naoki Takahashi; Jonathan E Clain; Ferga C Gleeson; Phil A Hart; Michael J Levy; Randall K Pearson; Bret T Petersen; Mark D Topazian; Santhi S Vege; Suresh T Chari
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There is a lot of Women are from Venus and Men are from Mars non-sense that has been going on for years and no one really knows what the other sex is thinking. The best they have is their most accurate guess which is like shooting at targets in the dark. Women understand other women and most of them envy each other for that but men knowing men stay clear of tricky topics. When it comes to clothes, two guys wearing similar clothes will instantly bond but two women wearing similar clothes will veer off from each other. Here is some insight in to the mind of a man.
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The St. Vincent de Paul Parish Respect Life Group is now actively involved in the full range of life issues, including, but not limited to, abortion, euthansia, and capital punishment. Information on future activities and meetings will be published in the parish bulletin.
10 Pro-life Challenges
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Secular vs. Religious?
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Our fledgling Respect Life Group got a big boost when Pat Reavy agreed to serve as its Vice President and Terry DeLucia agreed to serve as its Secretary. With a group of Officers now in place, the group is able to take meaningful steps to take new steps to support the parish's commitment to respect for the sanctity of life from conception to natural death.
. With the return of most of our Officers and Members this Fall, the Respect Life Group will provide ongoing newsletters for all parishioners. These will appear in the bulletin and website. Besides keeping parishioners aware of pro-life events in the area and relevant national and state legislative developments that need our prayer and vocal expression to legislators, the newsletters will provide reflections for prayer for all life. Read the first issue of
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March for Life
. The Respect Life Group is planning appropriate ways for our parish to join in the national mourning of the deaths of more than 45 million innocent children as a result of the tragic Roe v. Wade decision. This year, the grief will be accompanied by a bit of joy as we give thanks for the recent decision of the US Supreme Court that has upheld Congress in banning this dreadful practice.
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The Respect Life Group plans to be in continuing contact with the Conference of Catholic Women, the Knights of Columbus, and other parish groups on steps that we can take together to advance respect for life. Tell us of any other group that may be interested!
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Brown, LeBron respond to Gilbert rant
"Our entire franchise has done everything in its power to put all of our players and its coaching staff in the best possible position to execute when it counts," Gilbert said. "And to deliver to the highly supportive fans of Cleveland a proud, intense, impassioned all-out drive to achieve a championship.
"The last two home playoff losses and the manner in which we lost these games does not come close to being anywhere near the high expectations all of us have of our organization. Our fans and supporters deserve more."
Brown, under scrutiny for his use of personnel in the series against the Celtics, had those comments read to him Wednesday by members of the media, along with this one: "Above all, the fans of the Cleveland Cavaliers, as well as the entire franchise, deserve and need our players and coaches to dig deep within themselves."
Brown could find no cause to argue with any of it.
"If what he said wasn't the truth, I shouldn't be here," Brown said. "We've got to do better. The coaching staff's got to do better. The players have got to do better. We've got to go into Game 6 and win that game and make it a one-game series. I don't know if what he said was not true or wrong or anything like that. The fans have been great. Ownership has been great. There's nothing that I can say even negative about it. We've got to do better."
Given all that is riding on this season for the Cavs – the financial commitment from Gilbert and LeBron James' looming free agency – Brown almost certainly would be fired if the Cavs lost in the conference semifinals for the second straight year. As Gilbert pointed out, it's not just the losing, but the 50-point margin of defeat in the last two home games that is particularly disturbing.
The Celtics have gained a strategic advantage at every turn, exploiting the Cavs' two weakest defenders, Mo Williams and Antawn Jamison. Couple that with the Celtics' 36-7 advantage in second-chance points in Games 4 and 5, and Brown has been left searching for combinations on his bench that have not only backfired, but left players uncertain of their roles at the most crucial point in the season. Jamison has been lit up by Garnett in the first five games, while Rajon Rondo and Ray Allen have taken turns torching Williams. In Game 5, Paul Pierce had his first impactful game of the series with 21 points, 11 rebounds and seven assists.
Brown called the criticism of his coaching in this series "part of the business" and "expected." In fairness, Brown went into the playoffs with Shaquille O'Neal rejoining the starting lineup after a long layoff that didn't give he and Jamison enough time to get comfortable playing alongside each other. After what Brown termed one of the best film sessions the team has had all season, he said he wasn't planning any lineup changes for Game 6 Thursday night.
"We've thought about everything," Brown said. "But right now, there is nothing that has changed."
Given a chance to speak up on Brown's behalf Wednesday, James took a pass.
"The coaching staff, they put us in position to win games," James said. "It's up to us to go out there and execute that. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. But you can't question the effort that we had."
Asked about assertions – such as this one – that Brown has been getting outcoached, James said, "I'm not going to get involved in that, man. That's for you guys to write. You guys are at a point right now where you're trying to divide the coaching staff and the team, the players. I'm not going to get involved in that. As players, we can control what we want to control. And right now, the most important thing is Game 6."
When Gilbert's comments were read to LeBron, it became clear that the owner's opinion was one area where Brown and James can agree.
"It's an owner who cares about our team and cares about the fans," James said. "It's a reaction that I guess he's supposed to have. I don't get involved in what owners say. That's how he feels."
Since: Mar 5, 2008
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Brown, LeBron respond to Gilbert rant
sounds like the cavs need to grab avery johnson
Since: Feb 23, 2010
Posted on: May 13, 2010 3:27 pm
Brown, LeBron respond to Gilbert rant
Yeah....it's time for Brown to go. He has horribly (under)used Shaq this post-season. I really don't understand his inconsistent rotations and mind boggling match-ups. He's fine for the regular season, but when you really need a great coach is for the post-season, when you are playing the same opponent repeatedly and need to make adjustments.
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Posted on: May 13, 2010 2:53 am
Brown, LeBron respond to Gilbert rant
I hate to point fingers at Mike Brown, but there have been whispers (and louder comments) for years that he had a tendency to get out-coached once the playoffs arrived. Back in 2007 when the Cavs were swept by the San Antonio Spurs, I remember wondering why the heck the Cavs offense so invariably started with the ball at a dead stop in James' hands. Why wasn't he moving without the ball to make it more difficult for the Spurs defense to focus on him and put up a wall between James and the basket? Why wasn't there more movement by his teammates?
Last year, when the Cavs got surprised by the Magic, I wondered the same. The ball always ended up in James' hands and he was expected to do it all. Now there are other players who have the closer role - Kobe Bryant comes to mind rather quickly. But Kobe does not always receive the ball at a dead stop and is as likely to play decoy these days as he is to launch an impossible shot. So too does Tim Duncan or Manu Ginobli down in San Antonio during their championship run. And even Paul Pierce in Boston utilizes his teammates and trusts them to make the big shot. So why can't LeBron?
What it boils down to, in my belief, is that Mike Brown, while an acceptable or even above-average coach during the regular season, has not the skill to make the adjustments between games that the Playoffs require. I am not a big fan of Doc Rivers, but he has shown he can make better adjustments than Brown has done. The Celtics, just as the Magic did last year, have identified the mismatches wherein they can be successful, but the Cavs are still trying to bull their way thought on the back of their superstar. They have not identified an area where they can punish Boston with a similar mismatch to what Rondo and Allen are doing to Mo Williams and Kevin Garnet is doing to Antawn Jamison. This despite the fact that they are a more-talented team overall than is Boston!
So ultimately, I think that if LeBron James is to win a championship, he needs a coach who is capable of making those adjustments. It needn't be a Pat Riley or a Phil Jackson. Even a Stan Van Gundy or a Doc Rivers is capable of winning a championship with James on the roster. But I think that if Cleveland falls short again this year and if (a big if, I know) James chooses to remain in Cleveland, the Cavs will be searching for a new coach. And I would recommend one who has proven he can make adjustments over the course of a playoff series. It's not always enough to have the best player - a good coach also must recognize that he needs to find the most favorable matchups and protect against the mismatches on the other end. That is what separates a good coach from a great coach and is why I am doubtful that Mike Brown, for all his talents, is the right coach for a championship Cavaliers team.


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