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The concert, "Keep a Dream in your Heart," held July 27 in the Fayetteville-Manlius High School Auditorium, raised more than $3,000 collected from ticket and refreshment sales, donations and raffles of which local businesses and individuals contributed items. Special recognition belonged to Courtney Shimer, a James Madison University junior and F-M alumnus, who raised about $700 on her own through additional ticket sales and donations. Proceeds from the concert will go to the Central New York Chapter of the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society.
The audience was comprised of more than 350 supporters that night, with Chip Lockwood among them. Lockwood is the executive director of the CNY Chapter of the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society.
"It was such a wonderful tribute to Susan, and [it portrayed] the wonderful influence she had on people," Lockwood said. "And also a tribute to Andrea who spearheaded the event. The Doto family put it all together. They made it happen."
Eighty-five dancers and 19 choreographers participated in the performance.
While the 2007 F-M High School Dance Troupe and several F-M alumni formed the core group of dancers in the show, Hughes' son and Le Moyne College dance teacher Michael Alvarez also appeared in the program.
"It went very well," Alvarez said. "They pulled [the event] off magnificently."
Hughes' young son Connor Hughes also participated by drawing the raffle ticket winners.
Other dancers who partook in the event came from seven local studios: United Academy of Performing Arts in Oneida; Always Dancing in Baldwinsville; The Dance Studio of Manlius; Syracuse School of Dance; Tawn Marie's Dance Centre in Liverpool, CMC Dance Company in Cicero; and Guzman's Dance Studio in Fayetteville.
As well, a classical Indian piece choreographed by Dr. Sudha Raj and performed by Haritha Sishtla and Mina Raj.
"This show was everything I wanted it to be and much more," Doto said. "When the audience stood up during the curtain call, it made all the hard work completely worth it."
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I am a newly elected member to the board of the Metrpolitan Wind Symphony however I've been a performing member for over thirty years. MWS has been a leader in bringing band literature to area audiences. However a bigger role is also being met. By that I mean MWS continues to engage students of all ages. This is done by sponsoring a Consortium concert where MWS, a high school band and a college ensemble perform. We also have a concert that allows the musicians to bring their students to rehearse and perform. When young people are engaged early in life with organizations such as ours they understand the impotance of music in everyones life. It's very hard to put into words what this group has done for me personally, the musicians and communities in the area. Without support for the arts, groups like ours have a very difficult road ahead. Please endorse and support the Metropolitan Wind Symphony.


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Clarence Page, in his column published March 26, is not happy with Dr. Ben Carson. It seems, as this columnist sees it, that the world-famous neurosurgeon was rude to the president. The rudeness? He criticized President Barack Obama's taxing and healthcare policies in the very presence of their most prominent promoter.
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Though not necessarily in name, robots have fascinated man for years. Just to make sure I wasn't rambling on with nonsensical idiosyncratic nonsense, it seemed like a good idea to find a definition of the word "Robot". From a quick search around and the dismissal of definitions that were too computer...
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There have been many articles on Attributes, so rather than go through the rigmarole of re-hashing a subject I have will give a quick introduction. After that I have knocked up a quick demo which will hopefully get you moving in the right direction! At the end is a list of useful resources. What are...
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World Cup Madness - Soccer Scorecard
Here's a little thursday fun for you to share with your friends and family. Follow your favorite teams and players during the FIFA World Cup tournament with Microsoft Soccer Scoreboard. This fun program allows you to access all the latest tournament news and information with the click of a button! Live...
15 Jun 2006
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By signing up to be a Microsoft Representative you won't just get to find out about the best technology out there, you'll actually get hold of it! Not only will you receive unique access to the representative portal that'll keep you up-to-date with the latest technology – Windows Vista, Windows Mobile...
8 May 2006
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Paint Brushes out!
Are you interested in the next wave of designer tools and want to get the low-down on what is happening with the industry? Creative Arts Magazine are holding an event on the 10th of May in Linbury Studio, Royal Opera House, Covent Garden. Paul Newman, Senior Editor of Computer Arts magazine will be...
26 Apr 2006
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{Games++} - Games Development Day
It's finally here, Games Development Day has become {Games++} and we can now confirm the date and venue: // Wednesday 17th May 2006, from 10:00am to 5:00pm // Leeds University Union's Conference Auditorium Leeds Game Development Society ( http://gdsleeds.com/ ) and Microsoft have joined forces to...
26 Apr 2006
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It's an Online Treasure Hunt!!!!!!!!!!
Q1 : Clue: What planes do… Riddle: Looked far and wide, Around the bend, Over the hill, And back again. One word was used, First Highlighted Blue, Used to be Funk and Wagnalls Encyclopedia, Synonyms could be right too… Q2: a) An interesting craft… b) Ties in with Question 1 c) Search for...
26 Apr 2006
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Imagine Cup on The Register
As you may or may not know, the winners of the UK Imagine Cup are blogging about their trials and tribulation on The Register-Developer ( http://www.regdeveloper.co.uk/imagine_cup/ ). It's been interesting so far to see what the boys have been up-to and we have got a lot out of it. So waht about the...
24 Apr 2006
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Academic Papers and Search
When you start researching projects for university; or even when you have a question on some arcane titbit of knowledge that a research in the deepest darkest chad has discovered and there is no way that you can contact him - what better way than to get your hands on the knowledge than search it down...
13 Apr 2006
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A Personal Review of F# by Adnan Osmani Microsoft Student Partner
When I first heard about F# - the new functional programming language from Microsoft, I thought it was going to be yet another deviation of Haskell. Haskell is one of those languages developers rarely use again once they've left University. However, having finally gotten around to using F#, I think some...
5 Apr 2006
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Logic Puzzle!
Have been musing about various logic puzzles latelty and thought I would open one up to the audience, so here it goes! The Bus Riddle: You live 5 minutes away from a bus stop, the bus waits at the stop for 30 seconds every 10 minutes. You wake up early one morning and have no idea what time it...
17 Mar 2006
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UK Imagine Cup Winners on the BBC!
Was browsing through my usual RSS feeds when I noticed something a bit closer to home! The UK Imagine Cup Winners on the BBC News website Was a good little article with some juicy quotes from our very own Kevin McDaniel! What more do I need to say?! The Article Hulls Computer Science Blog
16 Mar 2006
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UK Imagine Cup Boy Discovered!
Ever heard of Jo Hemmerlein? Neither had we, until the other day he dropped the UK academic team a hello. Quote from Jo's e-mail: "… obviously someone came up with the idea to give the Imagine Cup UK a face ( http://www.microsoft.com/uk/academia/imaginecup/2006/default.mspx )... so I couldn't resist...
16 Mar 2006
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13 Mar 2006
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Imagine Cup UK Finals 06, first hand review and results! Arriving at St. Anne's Manor, after what can only be described as the most tedious taxi journey of my life, I was looking forward to meet the teams who would be fighting it out to be this years UK Imagine Cup Finalists. Fame, fortune, X-Box...
13 Mar 2006
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Asset Markets, Exchange Rates and the Balance of Payments
This paper, written as a chapter for a Handbook of International Economics, reviews developments in the theory of international monetary economics from the late 1960's through the early 1980's. Following a review of the operation of the monetary mechanism of balance of payments adjustment in the context of the Mundell-Fleming model, the paper reviews the more modern analysis of the dynamics of balance of payments adjustment under fixed exchange rates and of exchange rate determination under flexible exchange rates. Beginning with a simple exposition of the monetary mechanism, the model is then extended to incorporate sluggish wage and output adjustments, endogenous monetary policy and sterilization operations, multiplicity of tradable and nontradable goods, large countries, capital mobility and portfolio balance. The review then turns to an exposition of exchange rate theory, starting with the monetary approach to exchange rate determination. Issues discussed in this context include purchasing power parities, nontraded goods, the real exchange rate, currency substitution and the interaction between real and monetary factors in effecting exchange rates.The paper proceeds with a presentation of a more general framework that views the question of exchange rate determination as part of the general theory of the determination of asset prices, and which highlights the unique role of expectations. The general framework is then applied to characterize the interaction between the balance of payments and the equilibrium real exchange rate.The paper concludes with a brief discussion of some empirical issues of exchange rate analysis.
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- Here's my Cal-Washington game story.
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- Not suprisingly, Cal dropped back out of the top 25. The Bears still did receive 14 votes, putting them at No. 31. Utah, the probable opponent, checks in at No. 23.
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When will the media ask Tedford some tough questions? Every beatdown appears to be the same yada yada yada. Some old Blues have said this was worse than anything that happened under Holmoe or Gilbertson including the 61-0 loss against us.
I'm wondering if Scott Wolf asked Pete Carroll about a) how a team with so many 5 star recruits (possibly acquired through unjust means) could lose so many games in a season, and b) whether he plans to sue Charlie Weiss for slander regarding his situation with the grad student.
Please JO, ask Tedford why they keep running that dumb-ass wildcat play. The question should be prefaced with some statistics (e.g., you've run that play 20 times this year for a total of 10 yards, for an average .5 yards per attempt); then please ask him why they insist on relying so heavily on a play that consistently does not work.


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- Cartoon Characters: Peter Griffin, Brian Griffin, Stewie Griffin, Glen Quagmire, Tom Tucker, Lois Griffin, Loretta Brown, Tricia Takanawa, Barbara Pewterschmidt, Meg Griffin, Chris Griffin, Neil Goldman, Thelma Griffin (Peter's Mom), Waitress, Matt Swanson, Francis, Micky McFinnigan, Sarah Jessica Parker.
- Vocal Talent: Seth MacFarlane (Peter Griffin, Brian Griffin, Stewie Griffin, Glen Quagmire, Tom Tucker, Micky McFinnigan), Alex Borstein (Lois Griffin, Loretta Brown, Tricia Takanawa, Barbara Pewterschmidt), Mila Kunis (Meg Griffin), Seth Green (Chris Griffin, Neil Goldman), Phyllis Diller (Thelma Griffin [Peter's Mom]), Tamera Mowry (Waitress), Jason Thornton (Matt Swanson), Charles Durning (Francis), Alexandra Breckenridge (Sarah Jessica Parker), Mike Henry.
- Directed By Cyndi Tang.
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A convicted Iranian murderer who has been sentenced to death struggles to comprehend his impending doom while languishing in a Tehran prison in director Hamid Rahmanian's existential drama. When convicted of certain serious crimes in Iran, the family of the victim can either choose to pardon the perpetrator of the crime, pursue financial compensation from the offender, or opt for public execution -- a weighty choice that demands the family of the victim meet with the convict before the sentence is carried out. Though the family of Mansour's (Hossein Yari) victim have chosen the most final of the three options, their repeated absence at the scheduled meeting that must take place before his execution forces the convicted killer into a personal purgatory of doubt and angst more torturous than any death sentence. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi


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- Obama designates Organ Mountains-Desert Peaks National Monument
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- Obama to make Organ Mountains national monument
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- Jim Harbsison: Just the facts on Organ Mountains-Desert Peaks monument proposal
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- Neal Hooks: National monument proposal would forfeit the perfect balance
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The Organ Mountains and surrounding area form a beautiful and iconic backdrop for Las Cruces and are beloved by New Mexicans who visit Doña Ana County to hunt, picnic, hike, and explore. This month, we were proud to introduce legislation to ensure that future generations of New Mexicans can continue those traditions, while boosting tourism and recreation opportunities.
Our Organ Mountains-Desert Peaks Conservation Act would designate the Organ Mountains-Desert Peaks National Monument, putting a star on recreation maps around the world, highlighting the area's unique culture and history, and drawing tourists and outdoor enthusiasts. The most recent study estimates that a national monument designation would generate $7.4 million in new economic activity every year.
There's a reason a recent survey found that 83 percent of people in Doña Ana County support the creation of a monument. The biologically and culturally rich terrain stretches from the granite peaks of the Organ Mountains, to the cinder cones, lava flows, and increasingly rare grasslands of the Potrillo Mountains, and from the caves, limestone cliffs, and winding canyons of the Robledos to the Uvas Mountains and the secluded Broad Canyon.
These landscapes define southern New Mexico. The protected habitat for deer, quail and javelina guarantees some of the best hunting in the state. The canyons are home to species of birds, cacti, daisies, grasshoppers and other plants and animals, some found nowhere else in the world. And the region has been important throughout history -- Billy the Kid and Geronimo hid in these hills, and World War II soldiers and astronauts from the Apollo space mission trained here.
Within the proposed national monument, eight wilderness areas would be guaranteed permanent protection. The monument would continue to be managed by the Bureau of Land Management, as it is today. And the BLM would be directed to ensure that grazing continues under the exact same rules as it does today, while the state would continue to manage wildlife and game within the monument. We've written the legislation to require that ranchers can continue to use all existing roads necessary to access stock improvements, including all roads leading to water troughs, pipelines and corrals. And the wilderness provisions allow primary roads to remain open so that the public can continue to use them, ensuring that you are never more than four miles from a road within the wilderness areas.
First introduced by Senator Jeff Bingaman, the current bill is the result of years of work. It reflects the help and comments of ranchers, nearby communities, stakeholders, recreation groups and area businesses, and other stakeholders, as well as state agencies, White Sands Missile Range, Fort Bliss and the U.S. Border Patrol.
We want to thank everyone who has provided insight; the proposal is better for it. For example, our bill increases the operational flexibility of Border Patrol beyond existing law, and creates new opportunities for expanded surveillance, pursuit and patrol. By releasing 30,000 acres from existing wilderness study area designation, the bill increases the current 0.3 -mile buffer between the Mexican border and protected lands to a full five-mile buffer. It also designates an east-west vehicular route within the Potrillo Mountains Wilderness to allow Border Patrol and other law enforcement to conduct border security operations.
The legislation further supports county and local government efforts to implement early warning systems for extreme weather and flood prevention. It makes explicit the Bureau of Land Management's authority to issue new rights-of-way for flood prevention and watershed restoration projects within the monument. It also clarifies that the BLM must include a full assessment of opportunities for watershed restoration as a part of its plan to manage the monument.
With this legislation, we honor the countless individuals who have made their way to the Organ Mountains and surrounding desert peaks to build a life and enjoy the abundant resources of this magnificent region. From those who left their marks carved into the cliff walls centuries ago, and the early homesteaders and travelers on the Butterfield Stagecoach Trail, to the modern business owners, ranchers, and families who use and explore the cliffs and grasslands of the proposed Organ Mountain-Desert Peaks National Monument today.
We all have the same goal. We all want to ensure that these natural and cultural treasures are preserved for future generations and that communities in Doña Ana County can continue to grow and prosper.


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Aruna Irani is happy that her role of a grandmother on her current television show Sanskar is suitable for her age. The actress is content to dabble on the small screen for the time being and blames her absence on the big screen on the paucity of good roles etched out for 'older' actresses.
The senior actress says, "Nowadays roles are not written for actresses like us. In almost all new films, you will hardly get to see any strong roles for experienced actors. Jaya Bachchan too was offered a good role nearly a decade ago in Kabhi Khushi Khabi Gham but post that she barely did any work."
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After 25 years sporting the same logo, Microsoft today decided "now is the perfect time for a change." That's hard to argue with Windows 8 right around the corner, representing one of several major product launches in store for the Redmond outfit. Windows Phone 8, new Xbox services, and another version of Office are also on tap for Microsoft, and for end users, you'll notice a "common look and feel across these products," Microsoft says.
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FEW clubs can look back on a split second and lament what might have been had fate not cruelled them, like the Newcastle Knights.
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SEASON 2004 may appear to have been another failure for the Cronulla Sharks, but on the bright side at least Sharks players and fans started to enjoy their footy again.
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The rainy, foggy remnants of hurricane Jeanne serve as a reminder of what control the weather has over the Baltimore-Washington Metropolitan area. Not because we fear the extremes of hail or gale force winds, but because we fear rain. Or even just the threat of rain. Because with rain, or the threat of rain, every major road or highway within a 30-mile radius of D.C. immediately backs up. We fear rain because rain brings traffic that no person should be forced to sit in, but people still do every day. Because when it rains, traffic is something you have no control over, forcing you to hold on to every fiber of your patience and sanity, and pray that some miracle that the traffic will break and you will get to work, home, the hospital, the mall, or out of this place quickly, safely, and on time.
Twelve cigarettes, one road closed detour, four turn-arounds, and an hour and forty-three minutes after leaving my Northwest apartment, I arrived at the Howard County District Court parking lot with seven minutes before the start of traffic court. Oh, I didn't mean to cut it this close, the summons says to be there 15 minutes before the hearing. I hate not being on time! (I come from the Tom Coughlin school of promptness…) Or more appropriately, when I rush things, my head spins and I forget the little things. Okay, what do I need to take in with me…what am I going to tell the judge…wait, do I have anything on me that I shouldn't? Oh, I don't think so, no time to check anyway. Let's go.
I walked briskly towards the courthouse, suddenly very conscious of my self and of my surroundings. A few plain clothed cops stood outside smoking cigarettes, chatting work with other plain clothed cops, but most everyone else was, for lack of a better term, normal. Some people dressed in their business clothes, some staring tensely at the documents they brought along, others standing sheepishly off to the side, hoping nobody would notice them. I fit in with this crowd, I just want to ge this over with so I can get on with life (without the points.) I smiled at a young man sitting on an outside bench. Going in or out? Your mind can't help but wonder what each of these people did to land themselves here this morning. And as confident as I was that the court would be lenient of my speeding charge, a twinge of shame skimmed over me for I knew someone was looking and wondering about me with the same thoughts.
I walked through the double doors and to the left of the entrance was an X-ray machine. Oh yeah, duh, I'm at a courthouse. Do I have anything metal? Too late, there goes my purse. No alarms. The purse hits the edge of the belt and as I go to grab it, the officer at the one end tells me to wait, this is an X-ray machine after all. That stuff's not good for you.
The scanning security officer: "That's a good looking apple you've got there."
Me: "Well, I plan on finding out later if you're right," and I flash a friendly smile. Aren't you cute. I wonder what an apple looks like on an X-ray machine…
Once I'm there, I feel half of the battle was won. Getting to court on time is the hardest part. Everything is going to work out. I'm happy I got there and I'm glad this is getting taken care of. There is nothing to be concerned about. I can try and relax a bit.
In the courtroom, people are scattered throughout the 16 or so pews. It's myself and another girl in a room full of guys, and people are sitting so motionlessly quiet, you could hear a mouse fart. So of course, I can't stand that I feel like I am in church, sitting in pews in a dim, yellow walled room, about to confess my guilt to the earthly judge and pay the penalty for my wrongdoing. I know I have to have something to keep my mind away from everything here. Yes, I remember putting crossword puzzles in my purse! Score! Breaking the silence, I'll see what I have. ZIP…
God, all the pockets on this thing, I can never find what I want the first time, it's always in the other pocket…zip..ZIP.
Holy. Fucking. Shit.
My eyes glazed over and adrenaline replaced the blood in my veins, causing my heart to thump against my chest and my fingers to tingle. It's the same nervous adrenaline rush I got when the ticketing officer waived me down, giving me my first ticket in six years, landing me in this courtroom on this very day. The rush is my body's irrepressible reaction to my mind's alarm. It's so quiet, can people hear me breathing? Did anyone notice me? Stay cool, honey-bunny, stay cool.
Everyone is too busy being quiet to notice. The rush passes. I start a crossword. Everyone's still praying. We all just want to get this over with.
The judge was quick. My good driving record got me a Probation Before Judgment and I paid my fine. Let's get out of here, like, now. (Run away! Run away!)
Out through the double doors, and the young guy with the cell is still sitting there on the bench.
Me: "Still waiting for someone?"
Him: "Yeah, my friend's supposed to pick me up. I was supposed to appear, but they wouldn't let me in with a camera phone."
Me: "Really? No way. I had mine on me... Well, good luck… hope your friend comes to get you," and I was gone. They wouldn't let him in with a camera phone? Are you kidding?
Doesn't matter now...I have a job to get to...
The contents of my x-ray-ed purse: Glasses case. Credit card holder with cards. Checkbook. Sunglasses. Pen and pencil. Gum. Barrette. Batting cage tokens (no change, no cash. Just 10 oddly shaped metal pieces). Trash and miscellaneous papers. CAMERA PHONE. EMPTY E-Z WIDER 1 ¼ ROLLING PAPER PACKAGE. CANON POWERSHOT S410 ELPH DIGITAL CAMERA. 1/8 OZ OF MARIJUANA. Gala apple.
Thank you, Karma. Please let me know what I did right so I can to it for the rest of my life.
Thank you, Mr. Security Guy. Your ineptness trumped my blatant stupidity. In retrospect, there were so many things I could have done to prevent the situation and didn't. The consequences could have been truly devastating, more so than the feelings of shame and embarrassment that I currently experience for such a moronic action. But really folks, I'm just happy I didn't get caught.
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Correction--Big 12 MBB media day is tomorrow. Iowa State's MBB media day is Oct 29th.
When is the first game?
First exhibition game is Thurs. Nov 1st
First regular season game is Nov. 9th
Did anybody listen/watch McDermott on the Big 12 website? Thoughts?
Sidenote: Bobby Knight was entertaining again...
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Mentioned team chemistry like 5 times during the interview. Man I am excited for basketball.
Thanks for the link, I enjoyed it. Love McDermott, I'm excited for the season.
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Yeah, I was going to point that out as well, I was one of those guys that said Wes would stay on the inside at the 3 and 4 and wouldn't play sg, my bad. I just thought it would be better to have the best rebounder on the team in a position to get them. Maybe he'd still be crashing the boards at the 2 to get offensive rebound putbacks. He lead the big 12 in offensive rebounds last year.
Regardless, if his ballhandling had improved so much that he was able to play the 2, that would be unreal. Interesting lineup possibilities then.
I think we're going to be a more physical team- a strong rebounding team. We'll be able to score inside. It will be interesting to see how we are as a ball handling and outside shooting team. Weaker teams will probably zone us to make us hit shots, and during conference season our guards will probably get a lot of pressure!
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Regardless, if his ballhandling had improved so much that he was able to play the 2, that would be unreal. Interesting lineup possibilities then.
I could see a three guard type of offense with Wesley being the three. That would cause other teams some extreme match up problems. Imagine Garrett, Staiger, Wesley as a three guard line up. Add Jiri and Thompson/Brackins and we have a huge height advantage.
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great photo
Nice one
Great !
jeee, paradni!
I've always admired black & white photos; this reminds me of an aging family tree in a visual way great photo
solitude is the one word i could think of while looking at it. beautiful.
well done
i hate using the word nice, but this is a nice pic...really simple statement in B&W!!!


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Rangers Photos
Photos: Mitch Moreland goes yard as Rangers upend Tigers' Scherzer for first time
Photo: Carlos Osorio/AP
Texas Rangers starting pitcher Derek Holland talks with teammate Adrian Beltre after finishing the seventh inning of a baseball game against the Detroit Tigers in Detroit, Saturday, July 13, 2013. (AP Photo/Carlos Osorio)
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