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- Happy Harmonies Theatrical Cartoon Series
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- Distributed by: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
- Cartoon Characters: Rooster, Hen, Animals.
- Originally Released in 1935.
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There is a baby contest going on in the barn, but the rooster and hen haven't hatched their brood yet! The rooster is awaiting the arrival of the "blessed event," but he tries to hurry the process by a day because he wants them to appear in the Better Babies Contest. A parade of barnyard animals' offspring compete in a talent contest and do their stuff. At the end of the contest, there's a late entrant that steals the cup!
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pondering the benefit, if any, on being here.
Lazing on a Sunday afternoon. :D
Counting down the days to when I quit my job and start shooting the 100s of ideas I have been working on.
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Adam Cahill | April 23, 2009 | Comments
Forget about the death of television. New research advances the conversation about the integration of traditional and digital approaches in a productive way.
Time-shifting is now the most critical challenge facing marketers. But I'm not talking about DVRs.
These days successful marketing requires that we straddle the past, the present, and the future. Hello, McFly.
We must continue to exploit the tried and true approaches of marketing plans past that still deliver business results. After all, we're all on the hook for immediate growth. But we also must become expert in the approaches that represent the rapidly approaching future.
And so the principal challenge for integration isn't about the mix of channels and tactics, it's "temporal" -- how to optimally blend the old with the new.
It's a challenge that isn't made any easier by all of the noisy chatter and conflicting advice on the topic. Just take a look at the discussion around television as an example.
On the one hand we read about the death of TV so often that the tube could have its own section in the obits (except that print is dying, too, so no one would read it). On the other hand we hear that Americans watch more TV than ever, so maybe things aren't that different after all? But on the other, other hand we hear that agencies are completely unprepared for the coming future of a more Internet-like TV experience. And so on.
It's an extremely important topic and conversation, one that calls for more nuance and less hyperbole. What we're in desperate need of are some facts, a bit of perspective, and a few useful suggestions.
A just-released piece of research conducted by Bellwether Leadership Research and Development does much to help advance the conversation about the integration of traditional and digital approaches in a productive way.
In partnership with the Association of National Advertisers and the American Association of Advertising Agencies, Bellwether fielded an online survey completed by nearly 300 senior executives from agencies, advertisers, and media owners in an attempt to identify solutions for navigating this past/future divide. In addition, Bellwether conducted interviews with 26 senior executives from across the spectrum of advertisers, agencies, and digital media companies.
The results of the research suggest that success can be achieved through a concentration on four core themes:
In these lean times making a commitment to education may seem like a luxury, but the research indicated the opposite is true. In fact, education is a path to competitive advantage for organizations that make it a priority.
The research uncovered a surprising openness across all parties to working more collaboratively with one another. All three groups surveyed indicated that internal organizational silos are a major obstacle that gets in the way of collaboration and integration. Collaboration may be difficult to achieve, but we all recognize it's the only way to fully take advantage of the range of available media and creative options.
There exists a widespread desire by both advertisers and agencies (yes, really) for the use of hard metrics to measure the success of digital marketing efforts.
Advertisers want and need creative and innovation solutions, but agencies need to embrace a broader view of creativity -- one that includes "creative" perspectives from team members from all backgrounds and disciplines.
In addition to the research findings, Bellwether has also provided a list of 25 actionable suggestions for agencies, advertisers and media owners. Some of my favorites that were directed at agencies include:
Even if you don't agree with the Bellwether's specific suggestions, you'll find the study a worthwhile, comforting read. What you'll see is that beneath the attention-grabbing headlines and proclamations, the industry is being moved forward by people who are very aware of the changes around them and who are adapting as quickly as they can. Just like you.
Double-disclaimer: I was one of the 26 people interviewed in this study, and also work as an unpaid advisor to Bellwether.
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• No Strings Theatre Company announces auditions for "Terra Nova" from 1 to 5 p.m. Saturday at the Black Box Theatre, 430 N. Main St. The play dramatizes the fatal expedition led by Robert Falcon Scott, in which he and his men perished in 1912. In flashbacks and dreams, he is confronted by his wife and the rival explorer, Roald Amundsen. Needed are four men (30s and 40s) and one woman (25 to 35). Auditions are readings from the script. Performance dates are May 31 to June 16. Reserve a time slot by calling, 575-545-7613.
• The Swinging Dancers will dance from 7 to 9 p.m. Saturday at the Court Youth Center, 402 W. Court Ave. Mark Coker will perform. Admission is $6. Info: 575-523-1871.
• A workshop, part one, on photographic lighting will take place from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Saturday at the Mesilla Valley Bosque State Park, 5000 Calle del Norte. Focus on how to use and enhance natural lighting with items you may have around your home or can purchase. Cost is $5 as well as a $5 park pass. Reservations: 575-523-4398.
• Dr. Connie Falk will talk about the greenhouse effect and greenhouse gasses, current global impacts and climate change at 10 a.m. Saturday at the Mesilla Valley Bosque State Park, 5000 Calle del Norte. Free with a park pass. Info: 575-523-4398.
• The annual GFWC Progress Fashion Show will take place from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday at the Hotel Encanto, 705 S. Telshor Blvd.
• The Big Dig Volunteer Extravaganza will take place from 8 a.m. to noon Saturday at the Mountain View Market Farm in Mesilla, 2653 Snow Road. They will be installing sheet mulch and double digging beds and volunteers can learn about permaculture. Wear closed-toed shoes, clothes that can get dirty, sun protection and bring water. Bringing your own shovel is encouraged but not necessary. You can also bring compostable items such as grass clippings, leaves, brown, nonwax cardboard, vegetable scraps, straw, ect. Info: 575-523-0436, email@example.com.
• A screening of "The Day You Love Me/El Dia Que Me Quieras" will take place from 4 to 6 p.m. Saturday at the Fountain Theater, 2469 Calle de Guadalupe. The International Safe Shelter Foundation is hosting the movie night and a discussion about domestic violence will follow the showing. Tickets are $8 before and $10 at the door. Tickets are available by emailing Paty Hernandez, email@example.com.
• The Storytellers of Las Cruces entertain audiences at 10:30 a.m. Saturdays at both COAS bookstores. Pat Gill will tell at the downtown location and Judith Ames will tell at the Solano location. COAS will give coupons for free books to all children who attend the storytelling sessions.
• Double Eagle presents "Spring Has Sprung" from 6 to 9 p.m. Saturday at the restaurant, 2355 Calle de Guadalupe. Beer and wine tasting. Cost is $20. Reservations: 575-523-6700.
• The New Mexico Farm & Ranch Heritage Museum, 4000 Dripping Springs Road, spring plant sale will take place from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday at the museum. Master Gardener Sylvia Hacker will be there to talk about "Plants of New Mexico" at 9:30 a.m. Admission not required for the plant sale. Info: 575-522-4100.
• Dr. Constance Falk, Professor in the Department of Agricultural Economics and Agricultural Business at New Mexicio State University will be speaking on Global Warming at 10 a.m. Saturday in the classroom at the Mesilla Valley Bosque State Park, 5000 Calle de Norte. Based, in part, on materials provided by The Climate Reality Project, an educational non-profit founded by Al Gore. Info: 575-635-3735.
• A workshop on native plants for easy care gardens will take place at 2 p.m. Saturday at Enchanted Gardens, 270 Avenida De Mesilla. Learn about xeriscape design and choosing native plants to create colorful, low maintenance gardens. Cost is $7.50 or free for members. Info: 575-524-1886, firstname.lastname@example.com.
• A kids fishing clinic will be held from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday at the NMSU Alumni Pond on the NMSU campus. The Mesilla Valley Flyfishers are hosting the event and they will be teaching kids how to cast, about fly tying, fishing rules and hooks and knots. Free lunch at noon. Free and for all kids, but geared toward those 6 to 11 years old. Those 12 and older must have a New Mexico fishing license.
• A Zumba dance will take place form 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday at the First Christian Church, 1908 El Paseo Road. NM CAFé is hosting the fundraiser for immigrants in the local area who can not afford the Deferred Action For Childhood Arrival process. Live DJ and professional Zumba teachers. Cost is $4. Info: 575-915-0742.
• A viewing of the documentary, "Pancho Villa: Outlaw Hero" will be held from 1 to 2 p.m. Saturday at the Branigan Cultural Center, 501 N. Main St. Outlaw, soldier, and politician, Villa led a life that ended in violence, but gave birth to a legend. Info: 575-541-2154.
• The Mesilla Valley Iris Society Iris Show will take place from 1 to 6 p.m. Saturday at the Mesilla Valley Mall, 700 S. Telshor Blvd. See brilliant colors and smell the lovely scent of the member's best irises. Free. Info: zianet.com/mvis.
• The American Association of University Women will discuss New Mexico water supply issues at 10 a.m. Saturday in the auditorium of the Good Samaritan Village, 3011 Buena Vida Circle. Open to the public. Info: email@example.com.
• Dia del Niño fairs, celebration and promotion of children's health, will take place at local community resource centers through May 4. Learn more about children's health and safety. There will be food, games and arts and crafts projects. Free and open to the public. Locations and times are as follows: Del Cerro CR,C 5745 Ledesma Drive Saturday from noon to 3 p.m.; Radium Springs CRC, 10260 Lindbeck Road April 19, from 6 to 8 p.m.; Rincon CRC, 190 County Line Road. April 20 from noon to 3 p.m.; Chaparral CRC, 220 Baker St. April 27 from noon to 3 p.m.; Doña Ana CRC, 180 La Fe Road, May 4 from noon to 3 p.m. Info: 575-525-5850.
• Farm Volunteer Days take place from 9 a.m. to noon Wednesdays and Saturdays at the Mountain View Market Farm in Mesilla. Find out about vermiculture, composting, laying hens, season extension and crop planning. Info/directions: 575-523-0436, email@example.com.
• Join a park ranger at 10 a.m. Saturdays in March and April for a 2-mile, 2-hour hike at Leasburg Dam State Park. Every week, he'll have a different focus to each hike. Free with paid entree fee to the park. Info: 575-524-4068.
• An organ concert featuring organists Karen Billings, Monte Coleman, Steve Helmreich and Peter Young will take place at 2 p.m. Sunday at Peace Lutheran Church, 1701 Missouri Ave.
• A PlantShare will take place from noon to 3 p.m. Sunday at the community garden on the corner of Spruce Street and San Pedro Avenue. Collect seeds and plants for your garden. Meet other local gardeners. Summer seeds and seedlings are available. A Master Gardener will be available too. Info: facebook.com/SeedShareLC.
• Project in Motion is having auditions for "The Palace at Night" from 4 to 6 p.m. Sunday, and April 21 at The Gin Studios, 430 N. Compress Road. "The Palace at Night" is a series of vignettes comprised of aerial and terrestrial dance performed on, in, and around a custom-built structure. Info: projectinmotion.com.
• The NMSU Percussion Ensemble will perform at 2 p.m. Sunday at St. Paul's United Methodist Church, 225 W. Griggs St. The award-winning group is directed by Dr. Fred Bugbee. Free and offerings will be received.
• The health communication students at NMSU are hosting a wine tasting from 1 to 5 p.m. Sunday at M Five, 901 Avenida de Mesilla. They have entertainment, wine tasting, appetizers and a silent auction all to benefit Casa de Peregrinos. Cost is $20 and $15 for minors. Info/tickets: firstname.lastname@example.com.
• Figure-drawing classes will be held from 3 to 5 p.m. Sundays at the West End Art Depot, 401 N. Mesilla St. Cost is $3 for members and $5 for nonmembers. Info: 575-312-9892, email@example.com.
• The Las Cruces Ditch Runners will meet at 8 a.m. every Sunday at Jason Jiron Park on Three Crosses Avenue. For runners of all levels. Info: John, 575-532-8151 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
• Ranger-led nature hikes will start at 3 p.m. Saturday and Sundays at the Mesilla Valley Bosque State Park, 5000 Calle del Norte. Learn about the history, plants and wildlife of the park. Daily entry fees are $5 per vehicle. Info: 575-523-4398.
• Claude Bourbon will play medieval and Spanish blues music at 7 p.m. Monday at the Black Box Theatre, 430 N. Main St. This finger picking guitarist has performed and studied all over the world. Tickets are $10. Reservations: 575-523-1223. • The Las Cruces Senior Programs will host registration from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday at Munson Senior Center, 975 S. Mesquite St. Classes will start the week of April 22 and include Intro to Ceramics and Painting 1: Acrylics. Open to seniors over 50 years old. There is a $12 fee for each class. Info: 575-528-3307.
• The SMART Recovery Group will meet from 6:30 to 8 p.m. every Monday in the Juniper Room at the Memorial Medical Center, 2450 S. Telshor Blvd. SMART supports individuales who have chosen to abstain from addictive behaviors. Join the recovery community that uses an alternative to the 12-step program. Free. Info: smartrecovery.org.
• A literary open mic by Sin Fronteras will take place at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, and every third Tuesday, at Palacio Bar, 2600 Avenida de Mesilla. Santa Fe poet Donald Levering will do a reading from his most recent books of poetry. Info: Host, Michael Mandel, 575-521-7311.
• A workshop on "A New Hope for Fibromyalgia: The Upper Cervical Option" will take place from 5 to 6 p.m. Tuesday at Mountain View Market Co-Op, 1300 El Paseo Road. Learn what Upper Cervical care is, how it works, and how it can be a drugless option to help deal with fibromyalgia. Free and open to the public. Info: 575-520-2318.
• A Doña Ana Camera Club presentation by Nicolas Bañales on "Photojournalism" will start at 7 p.m. Tuesday at the Southwest Environmental Center, 275 N. Main St. Also Pat Hulser will present "10 minutes with Annie Leibowitz." Meetings offer technical presentation, suggestions for improving photography skills. I nfo: 575-524-1288.
• Argentine Tango de Las Cruces meet at 6:30 p.m. every Tuesday at 2251 Calle de Santiago. Cost is $5 and free for NMSU students with ID. Info: Terry Coffman, 575-620-0377.
• Silent meditation will start at 5 p.m. every Tuesday a the Las Cruces Friends Meetinghouse, 622 N. Mesquite St. Free. For 30 minutes.
• Project Linus meet from 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Wednesday, and every third Wednesday, at the Good Samaritan, 3011 Buena Vida Circle. Bring your sewing machine, knitting needles or crochet hooks and make a home-made blanket for children in need. Info: 575-635-5035, email@example.com.
• The Reading Art Book Club will meet at 2:30 p.m. Wednesday, and every second Wednesday, at the Museum of Art, 491 N. Main St. They will talk about "The Secret Supper," by Javier Sierra. Info: 575-541-2221.
• The YourDay Conversation meets from 7:45 to 8:45 p.m. every Wednesday in April at the Mountain View Market Co-Op, 1300 El Paseo Road. Join life coaches Siddeeq Shabazz and Azadeh Boroumand for discussions about self-mastery and growth through the YourDay Balance Game. This month's featured book is "The New Psycho-Cybernetics." Free and open to the public. Info: 510-459-2671.
• A new exhibit, "Virginia Maria Romero: Past Present & Future" will open with a reception from 6 to 8 p.m. Thursday at the New Mexico Farm & Ranch Heritage Museum, 4000 Dripping Springs Road. The artists' work includes retablos, acrylic paintings, digital prints and other mixed media. The exhibit will be on display through Aug. 4. Info: 575-522-4100.
• Writer and climate change expert Harvey Stone will give a public talk titled "Climate Dominoes: Which Way Will They Fall?" at 7 p.m. Thursday at the Rio Grande Theatre, 211 N. Main St. Free and open to the public. Info: 575-522-2225. Stone will also introduce the movie, "Chasing Ice," at 7 p.m. Friday at the CMI Theater in Milton Hall on the NMSU campus. It's also free and open to the public. Info: email@example.com.
• The Lunch & Learn program continues with speaker Sabine Green on "Orchids, fear and curiosity" from noon to 1 p.m. Thursday at the Branigan Library, 200 E. Picacho Ave. Come learn the most simple, basic techniques for maintaining these misunderstood plants. Info: 575-647-4394.
• The American Southwest Theatre Company presents "Picasso at the Lapin Agile," a Steven Martin comedy, to premiere today and run through May 5 at the Center for the Arts on the NMSU campus. The smart comedy focuses on a chance meeting between Albert Einstein and Pablo Picasso in a Paris bar. Tickets are $10 to $15 and available at the center box office or by calling, 575-646-4515 or 646-1420.
• No Strings Theatre Company presents "Dead Man's Cell Phone" to show Friday and run through April 28 at the Black Box Theatre, 430 N. Main St. The play is about what happens when someone else answers a person's cell phone. This unusual and charming love story combines fantasy and realism. Show times are 8 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays, Sunday matinees are April 21 and 28 at 2:30 p.m. and a Thursday show April 25 at 7 p.m. for $7. Tickets are $10 and $9 for students and seniors. Info/reservations: 575-523-1223.
• Prose writer David Shields and MFA candidate Jeff Pickell will read from their works at 7:30 p.m. Friday at Hardman Hall on the NMSU campus.
• The 19th annual Border Book Festival will take place Friday and Saturday at 314 S. Tornillo St and the Rio Grande Theatre, 211 N. Main St. Events will include a film festival, filmmaker talks, panels, readings, music, food and more. Info: 575-523-3988, email@example.com.
• A live reading by highly acclaimed author and essayist David Shields, with MFA candidate Jeff Pickell, will start at 7:30 p.m. Friday at Hardman Hall on the NMSU campus. Free and open to the public. Info: 575-646-3931.
• The Southern New Mexico Music and Dance Society will host a contra dance from 7:30 to 10:30 p.m. Friday, and every third Friday, at the Mesilla Community Center, 2251 Calle de Santiago. The Muletones from Dell City will perform. No partner needed. Lessons start at 7:30 p.m. Cost is $6 and $5 for youth. Info: snmmds.org, 575-522-5650.
• Downtown Desert Yoga and Mountain View Market Kitchen present Lunchtime Yoga from noon to 1 p.m. every Friday in April at Downtown Desert Yoga, 126 S. Main St. Make the most out of your lunch hour with 24 minutes of yoga followed by lunch at the Kitchen. Cost is $12 or $6 for just the yoga class. Info: 575-647-9642, downtowndesertyoga.com, or the Kitchen at 575-556-9856.
• Take a tour of Lake Lucero starting at 9 a.m. April 20 at White Sands National Monument. Learn about the formation of the sands and the lake. Cost is $3 and $1,50 for children. Reservations can be made at nps.gov/whsa. Info: 575-479-6124.
• The 5th annual Sister Cities International golf tournament will take place at 10 a.m. April 20 at Sonoma Ranch Golf Course. Entry fees for the four-person team is $400, $100 individual entry. Info/entry forms: 575-650-6200, email@example.com.
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European shares saw modest early gains on Thursday after more evidence of improving economic conditions in China, though investors were cautious before a policy decision from the European Central Bank later in the session.
The FTSEurofirst 300 was up 0.1 percent at 1,169.34 by 10:08 SA time, extending the previous session's 0.7 percent advance, boosted by miners following strong trade data from top metals consumer China.
But gains looked set to be limited ahead of the ECB's interest rate decision, due at 14:45 Sa time, with a news conference from ECB President Mario Draghi at 15:30 SA time.
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The new conditions, likely to come into play in January 2013, will mean that banks will no longer accept responsibility in instances of fraud where a customer's pin may have been seen or 'easily guessed'.
This change in corporate responsibility means that individuals will have to bear the brunt of the financial implications of card fraud themselves. This is unlikely to go down well with card users, many of whom will feel that it was customers like themselves who bailed out the banks in the first place.
UK Fuel Cards' Managing Director Sean Dwyer was surprised by the attitude displayed by the Santander group, among others. 'It's shocking, to be quite honest. You wouldn't have thought they'd want to do any more damage to their reputations than has already occurred' he said.
'I can understand that fraud must be costing the banks money, but obviously organisations like Santander are turning a healthy profit regardless. If they don't want to shell out so much on fraud every year, you'd think they'd improve card security rather than place the onus on customers.'
'Now there's even more reason for fleet managers to switch to fuel cards. Because they can be registered to the number plates of specific vehicles, fuel cards are extremely difficult to defraud.'
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What do you think it is worse ? Making up lies about a fake relationship or really cheating on your partner?
Just for the purpose of hurting them. Please explain how you feel about both.
walkingonsunshine 46-50, F 10 Answers 5 Apr 5, 2012
Making up lies, will just end up making you a fool. You'd be a fool to cheat on your spouse, eventually you'll get caught. In either situation; you're a fool
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Why do either?
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I say grow up, quit playing chilish games, if you dont like the person you are with dump them.
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Wherein you suffer through some random thoughts from a guy who used to think he had something useful to say about this team.
Hi, friends. Remember me? I'm the aging white guy in a cheap t-shirt from the bad side of 51st Avenue. I used to run this joint but things are better here now that I've moved on to Chocolate City where the walls are fast and the heart is slim.
Paste his prime, rolling hard from the 602, balling like you used to
Remember me. I'm Phoenix Stan!
I guess I'm feeling a bit nostalgic after seeing the Boyz in Purple for my one and only time this year. They didn't disappoint, although I think we all would have loved to see that 25-point lead hold on long enough to push a normally weak-willed Wizards squad over the edge into slumber. That would have allowed me to glimpse the Archie Goodwin Show™.
No worries. We'll all be seeing plenty of the AGS™ in the coming years as he picks up innumerable ASG MVPs and such.
Meanwhile, a kid they called "Tragic" (against my frequent protestations) has grown into a man. A MAN. A confident man and proud pappa who put together all those pieces of talent, skill, and athleticism with a nice blend of humility tempered by an inner steel that's always been part of his feisty play. Still super quick with a smile but more measured with the ball, he's every bit the player I imagined...and so much more.
Watching Goran's career develop and mature is just another reminder that young players are not finished products. If the right ingredients are there, be patient.
Eric is an interesting fellow. Supremely confident but still sparse and cautious with his words. His defensive instincts are impressive to watch. When people talk about having a "nose for the ball" the best example to give is Bledsoe's leather-sniffing proboscis. He's a work in progress running a team and seemed a bit shaky with his fitness -- understandably so on both counts -- but according to his former Kentucky running mate is finally getting to emerge from the shadows of Wall and Paul.
Folks, I know you know this, but the long Phoenix tradition of talented guards seems destined to continue for many more years with the Slobama Slash Brothers. I'm excited. You can build great things around these two with Archie Goodwin as a highly capable third wheel destined to be the league's first sixth man MVP winner.
It was fun to see a healthy and happy Channing Frye doing Channing Frye things on and off the court. Witty and kind and dropping S-bombs loud enough to be heard in the upper deck in between three bombs loud enough to silence all the decks of a partisan road crowd.
P.J. Tucker proved me wrong. The improvement in his offensive game and his value as the vocal personification of this team's never-say-die attitude makes him an offseason priority. Pay the man already.
Even the comedic duo of Ish Smith and Dionte Christmas seem to play an important role in the mysterious thing called "team chemistry". They aren't the volatile and explosive ingredients in the soup but they are the vital binding agents that help keep all the parts together. If you are looking for a team with talent that lacks the vital mix, look no further than the Washington Wizards.
Just don't look too long. Your eyes won't be happy.
I'm sorry I don't have anything more profound to add to the daily cacophony that is Bright Side of the Sun. I didn't bring any rosterbation fodder or even a sliver of vitriolic rant. Thank you for sharing this season with me and for keeping this old house humming. You guys rock.
Recapping the action in the Suns race for the playoffs.
Did any of you really think this was going to be easy?
Over a month ago Dave posted an article which included a poll asking if the Suns season would already be considered a success after 55 games if they missed the playoffs. My comment at the time was basically that I would consider the season a success if the Suns controlled what they could control and still missed the playoffs because other teams were just playing too awesome.
With 10 games to go that's still where I'm at as the Suns are taking care of business while the Grizzlies and Mavericks are keeping the pressure hot and heavy. Our guys are going to have to win their way into the playoffs - there will be no backing in.
Wednesday March 26th Key Western Conference Results:
Phoenix Suns 99 Washington Wizards 93 (Recap) - There was a time in the middle of the 3rd quarter of last night's game (you know - the time where Phoenix was up 75-50) where I remember thinking - man the Suns are going to cruise to victory. Then in standard Cardiac Suns fashion they allowed the Wizards to finish the game on a 43-24 run. Fortunately the laws of mathematics suggest that if you are up 25 and the other team outscores you by 19 the rest of the game you still win by 6. Towards the end of the game there were a few John Wall drives which were so heavily uncontested at the basket that I was fairly certain there had been a foul on the perimeter and everyone just stopped playing. The last of those dropped the Suns lead to 3 with just 90 seconds remaining until Jared Dudley & A Conditional 2nd Round Pick hit a three pointer from the "W" in Wizards to seal the victory - capping a 3-0 road trip for our purple clad heroes (and Shavlik Randolph).
Memphis Grizzlies 91 Utah Jazz 87 (Recap) - At the 6:35 mark of the 3rd quarter last night the Jazz held a 16 point lead over Memphis. At the 4:00 minute mark of the 4th quarter they still held a 7 point advantage. For 44 minutes of game action in Salt Lake last night it looked like the Suns were going to see one of their playoff rivals suffer a pretty bad loss. Then Utah remembered they were the worst team in the Western Conference and Memphis remembered they were 29-11 since January 1st. Those two things combined saw the Grizz close the game on a 14-3 run and get the game they needed. Zach Randolph posted a 22 point, 13 rebound effort to lead Memphis to a victory that made me flip on The Americans to salvage what remained of the night.
Current Western Conference Standings:
|1.San Antonio
|2. Oklahoma City
|3. LA Clippers
|4. Houston
|5. Portland
|6. Golden State
|7. Memphis
|- Dallas
Thursday March 27th Western Conference Games of Significance:
Trail Blazers @ Hawks - Hey Atlanta, remember when we beat you on Monday? No hard feelings 'bout that, right? If y'all wouldn't mind beating the Blazers I'd consider it a personal favor. Anyway. The Hawks actually do need this game with the Knicks just two games behind them for the lamest playoff spot in sports so I guess that's something they....want? LaMarcus Aldridge claims he's playing for Portland tonight after a 7 game absence.
Clippers @ Mavericks - Dallas can't beat another Top 3 team in the West for the 2nd time in 3 days, right? I mean they probably can but it would be pretty disappointing to me. Frankly I think the best thing that happened was the Clippers losing to the Pelicans last night and Chris Paul having the worst shooting night of his career (0/12) - they probably won't be that bad again.
Let's do this! Playoff Tournament time as the NBA meets the NCAA and the fans of the game get something different, entertaining, and to be frank flat out better than what is about to happen in a few weeks...
With the way this current NBA season has been playing out the notion that the NCAA having the right post season tournament is gaining some traction. Now, keep in mind the concept of a bunch of suits picking seeds that generally make little to no sense is not what makes the tournament concept better than the current NBA playoff format.
It is the concept of seeding and putting the best teams in a position to "cut down the nets."
As the NCAA Tournament enters the Sweet 16 why not run a special edition of a Power Rankings with a twist. The twist being a Selection Show style seeding 1-16 with a look at the teams that should be in the playoffs based on their play versus the record and geography of the league.
Here are the Power Rankings as of 03/27/2014:
1. San Antonio Spurs (55-16) - The Spurs are leading the league in point differential and are the only team in the league in the Top 7 in both points per game and points against. They are as balanced as it gets and... They are the Spurs. Need I say more? The Sours are like old reliable, like Michigan State Spartans, they are coached well, play well as a team, always seem to be in the mix, but have not won it all in what seems like forever.
2. Oklahoma City Thunder (52-19) - The best player in the NBA might be LeBron James, but the MVP of this season has been Kevin Durant. He has taken his game to the next level and has the Thunder humming towards another run at the NBA Finals. The Thunder are Kentucky Wildcats, always filled with elite talent, adding new exciting athletes every summer, and are always too young to win, but expected to win.
3. Miami Heat (48-22) - In the end a team has to beat the Heat in a seven game series and go through the best player in the world to do so. Right now they are struggling as a team, but have a few weeks to iron out the kinks before their season begins. The real season. There is no comparison for what the Heat do. They are the UCLA Bruins of the 1970's if anything.
4. Indiana Pacers (52-20) - One could argue that the Pacers have been the best team in the league for most of the season and they are the best defensive team overall. They will go as far as their defense will take them as the offense can sputter scoring under 95 points 25 times this year, but holding opponents under 95 points 44 times. Great defense, quality athletes at every position, just like the Arizona Wildcats. P.S. George Hill + Free-Throws = Duh
5. Houston Rockets (48-22) - Defense and stars generally win Championships. The Rockets are not a defensive dynamo, but they have one of the best offensive stars in the NBA in James Harden who, on any night, can go out there and win a game himself. Mix in a healthy cast of Dwight Howard, Chandler Parsons, and co. this is a dangerous team. Every year there is a one-man-show like the Oklahoma State Cowboys or the 2011 Connecticut Huskies, which one will the Rockets be?
6. Los Angeles Clippers (50-22) - This team is unique in the fact that they won without their best player (Chris Paul), have two stars, and look like a championship contender most nights, but can also look pedestrian on others. Scoring is not an issue as they get up-and-down the court with elite athleticism, but they just seem to be missing something. I give you the Duke Blue Devils.
7. Golden State Warriors (44-27) - There may not be a more fun to team to watch in the league overall, but if ask Warriors fans they are equally as frustrating for those rooting for them. They have a star perimeter and a quality front-court, but with all that youth they are inconsistent. The Warriors are fun, exciting, but not necessarily dependable... Like the UCLA Bruins of today with all the perimeter talent, but missing that toughness factor.
8. Memphis Grizzlies (43-28) - Grit and Grind is the motto and the Grizzlies live up to that nearly every night as one of the toughest teams in the league. Since Marc Gasol came back from injury they are something like 152 and -12 finding a way to erase previous losses when he was on the mend. They play well as a unit and do very little for flash and style, all substance like the Wisconsin Badgers.
9. Portland Trail Blazers (45-27) - After starting out like a house on fire the Blazers have fizzled out to being in the mix for the 6-9 seeds after looking like competition for the best team in the west. They have the talent and the style to win games. They are driven by offense and balance, led by their budding stars LaMarcus Aldridge and Damian Lillard. Not unlike the Syracuse Orange, who are fueled by defense and balance, but fizzled out after a fast start.
10. Phoenix Suns (43-29) - How are they even here? No "stars," projected to tank, and are green from the leadership to the coaching to the players. Still, they have played well as a team becoming the surprise team of the season still getting hot at the right time. Look at the Tennessee Vols who played their way into the tournament and are surprising everyone so far.
11. Chicago Bulls (40-31) - After losing your star you can fold up the tent and go home, individually or collectively, or you can lean on a new star. I present to you Joakim Noah: Leading the Bulls in points, rebounds, blocks, assists. minutes played, and field goal percentage. Noah is also tied for second in the NBA in triple-doubles overall. Much like the Louisville Cardinals who lost a few players to the NBA and are seeing a new star rise in Russ Smith.
12. Dallas Mavericks (43-29) - Just throw together a bunch of talented basketball players on a team with a good coach and they will be at the very least moderately successful. The 2014 Mavericks. Same can be said for the mid-west's version of Transfer U, Iowa State.
13. Brooklyn Nets (37-33) - Imitation is said to be the most sincere form of flattery. The Nets are trying to replicate the magic of the 2008 Celtics, and the current Heat teams by securing a large payroll, star names, and banking on that leading to a championship. It has been up-and-down, with right now being very much up. Look at the Baylor Bears who tried to recruit with Kentucky and even nabbed a few big time prospects, but until now it was not paying off. Now it is.
14. Toronto Raptors (40-31) - Whenever someone calls something "vanilla" it is taken as an insult because most of the time it is. Here it is not. The Raptors are vanilla. They play well overall, good defense, good offense, and are balanced across the court. They also lack any real punch to put them over the hump beyond being very vanilla. That seems to be the sentiment on the No. 1 Seeded Virginia Cavaliers this year. Very Vanilla.
15. Minnesota Timberwolves (35-35) - On any given night Kevin Love can be a Top 5 player and the T-Wolves can drop 120 on an opponent. On any given night the T-Wolves can surrender 120 points and Kevin Love can look like a individual out there trying to get his stats... Either on the field or the court that smells like the Oregon Ducks to me.
16. Washington Wizards (36-35) - On paper it makes sense for the Wizards to be good. Dynamic point guard, cast of good role players, and a few big men worth their own salt in the paint. Then as the season moves along they prove to be a one-man (two-man at best) show that is not good when the rest of the cast does not show up. I give you the Arizona State Sun Devils.
*17. Play-In: Charlotte Bobcats (35-37) - Somebody has to make it in either at or below .500 on the season, right? Let's just go with that.
*18. Play-In: New Orleans Pelicans (31-40) - This season the Pelicans are in a weird spot without the talent to make a serious run in the playoffs and not owning their own pick to fall in the lottery for a high pick. They have a star in the making in Anthony Davis and could be a very dangerous team in the West... in the future. Like the Clemson Tigers this year, they are arriving, but have not yet arrived.
Last Four In: Washington Wizards, Minnesota Timberwolves, Charlotte Bobcats, and New Orleans Pelicans
Last Four Out: Atlanta Hawks, Denver Nuggets, New York Knicks, and Cleveland Cavaliers
Next Four Out: Detroit Pistons, Sacramento Kings, Los Angeles Lakers, and Boston Celtics
Not Even Considered: Utah Jazz, Orlando Magic, Philadelphia 76ers, and Milwaukee Bucks
Now that the seeding is complete and the teams are in, out, last four out, next four out, next next four out, and our "Bracketologists" have used up half the caffeine in the western hemisphere to put together this listing it is time for the regions to be released. Who are the one seeds? That is a stupid question. They are the top four teams in the rankings. In order. Like, for example, there is no way the fifth best team in the league would be a four seed, which is the equivalent to being the 13th, 14th, 15th, or 16th best team in the league.
None of that here. Just good honest seeding based on standings and the rankings here. Simple and sweet.
West Region
1. San Antonio Spurs
2. Memphis Grizzlies
3. Portland Trail Blazers
4. Play-In Game (Charlotte Bobcats @ Minnesota Timberwolves)
Mid-West Region
1. Oklahoma City Thunder
2. Golden State Warriors
3. Phoenix Suns
4. Brooklyn Nets
East Region
1. Indiana Pacers
2. Houston Rockets
3. Dallas Mavericks
4. Play-In Game (New Orleans Pelicans @ Washington Wizards)
South Region
1. Miami Heat
2. Los Angeles Clippers
3. Chicago Bulls
4. Toronto Raptors
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With clear skies forecast over much of the south and central England and in the north of Scotland, amateur astronomers should be able to see the meteors streak across the night's sky.
A waning crescent moon, however, may produce some glare that will interfere with viewing and light pollution in large cities will make spotting the meteors difficult.
The meteors appear when debris from the Perseid cloud orbiting the sun hits the Earth's atmosphere, producing bright streaks across the sky.
They will be visible emanating from the Perseus constellation tot he north.
The Perseid shower, which happens each August, began on Wednesday night but is due to reach its peak on Saturday with thousands of meteors expected to be seen over the coming evenings.
After midnight, as the planet turns towards the stream of dust left by the Swift-Tuttle comet, as many as 90 meteors could be visible each hour from areas unspoilt by light pollution.
Younger readers should also be able to spot meteors earlier once it becomes dark, but they will only pass by about half as regularly as in the early hours.
Sky at Night magazine advises readers to find a site away from street lights – preferably in the countryside where the sky is darker – and avoid facing the moon.
They recommend allowing at least 30 minutes for your eyes to adjust to the dark and say the best place to look is 20 to 40 degrees away from their apparent source in the Perseus constellation, a Y-shaped collection of stars in the northern sky.
Although the meteors will seem to be bursting away from Perseus at different angles, they actually run parallel to one another along the path of their parent comet, Swift-Tuttle.
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Only we do have a problem. We don't run a private server but a hosted one with this website. We have 600-700 redirection records in the table at the moment. The funny thing is when the permalinks get flushed the Redirection plugin is doing an INSERT INTO wp_options query. This way WP knows how and when to redirect eventually. Very nice.
Only our server isn't executing the query. The query itself is 2,5MB. We can't handle that kind of queries.
Our question is. Is there a fix or work around for this kind of issues? We can imagine that the plugin can do something like:
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autoload) VALUES ('rewrite_rules', 'xxx');
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Earlier on the sixth day of the championships, Lochte won the 200-meter backstroke for his third individual title. He finished in 1 minute, 52.96 seconds, shaving one second off his best time over the distance. Japan's Ryosuke Irie was second and Tyler Clary of the U.S. took the bronze medal.
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Shasta Lake to weigh law aimed at holding adults responsible for teen drinking
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Agenda includes: discussions on social host ordinance, counicl member benefits.
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SHASTA LAKE — After pushes from the city's one-time mayor and the mother of a girl who died after a night of binge drinking, the City Council on Tuesday will explore creating rules aimed at curbing teen drinking.
The council will consider creating a "social host" ordinance, which could hold parents and adults responsible for underage drinking occurring at their homes or under their supervision.
"They're a tool, one of many, to work on the problem of adults supplying alcohol to children," said Debbie Allen, the mother 17-year-old Shelby Allen, who died in December 2008 after a night drinking with friends.
In response to their daughter's death, Debi Allen and husband Steve formed Shelby's Rules, an information campaign on alcohol poisoning and underage drinking. She spoke at a City Council meeting earlier this month, urging the dais to consider passing a social host ordinance.
Allen did so at the request of Gracious Palmer, the city's one-time mayor who in 2009 helped form a proposal for a countywide social host ordinance ultimately rejected by supervisors.
"As I have said many times in the pastthis is about saving lives of our precious children and preventing any more tragic losses from alcohol poisoning," Palmer said. "We must act and get on with it."
Allen and Palmer pointed to the city of Laguna Beach as an example. The City Council there in December passed an ordinance outlawing anyone 21 and older from knowingly hosting or permitting parties involving underage drinking.
The law applies to those who intentionally provide alcohol to underage drinkers and those who know, or should have known, about such activity and did nothing. A first violation carries a punishment of fines or attending a class on underage drinking while subsequent violations are misdemeanors.
"It's the kid's safety. That's what it's all about," Allen said.
Councilwoman Lori Chapman-Sifers said she didn't want to take a side on the issue ahead of Tuesday's meeting, though she's looking forward to the discussion.
"It's shocking that in this day and age that we have parents still serving alcohol to their minor children," she said. "Let's bring it out, hash it out and talk about it. Let's see what the community will support and will not support."
The council on Tuesday also will revisit a request from Councilman Greg Watkins to discuss what, if anything, the city should pay for council member health insurance.
Existing city policy allows council members to join the city's insurance plan and Shasta Lake will pay up to about $1,360 toward premiums. The city could pay about $81,000 per year should all council members opt for coverage that maxes out the city's cap.
"I don't think the city is solvent enough to do that," Watkins said.
The issue was pushed from a meeting earlier this month to await more information from the city staff. Watkins initially requested the discussion in October, but that discussion was postponed because of November's election.
Watkins initially pushed the discussion because two of the field of eight candidates in November's City Council election said they'd be interested in taking city insurance.
He said this week he's still concerned about the costs to the city, though changes to the city's policy wouldn't take effect until after 2014's election.
"I think it's important to remember that nothing we decide affects any of the current council members," he said.
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Local time: Nov 28 20:00 (Central America Standard Time)
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Hospital Hill
Student Affairs and Enrollment Management Suite at Hospital Hill
The Division operates the Student Affairs and Enrollment Management Suite at Hospital Hill to promote and extend Student Affairs and Enrollment Management services to Hospital Hill students, faculty and staff. The suite also serves as a secondary location for the Office of Financial Aid and Scholarships.
Student Affairs and Enrollment Management Suite at Hospital Hill
Health Sciences Building
2644 Charlotte St.
Room 1418
Kansas City, MO 64108
Phone: 816-235-6783
Fax: 816-235-6784
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
The suite is operated by:
Jeff Traiger
Assistant Dean of Students
Phone: 816-235-5660
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Scott Sponholtz
Assistant Director of Financial Aid and Scholarships
Phone: 816-235-6782
E-mail: email@example.com
The Division offers the following services:
Financial Aid and Scholarships:
Information and Assistance Specific to Hospital Hill Students
General UMKC Student Information
Dining Services:
Health Sciences Building Café and expanded services are available.
Health and Wellness:
Tuesday afternoons, the Counseling Center offers appointments in the Suite. Call the Counseling Center at 816.235.1635 to make an appointment.
Swinney Recreation Annex
25th and Campbell Streets
Phone: 816-235-5147
Hours of operation: 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Monday-Friday