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Chael Sonnen was one round away from beating Anderson Silva in their first match, and he won the first four rounds using takedowns, which he believes is the key to Chris Weidman having success in his rematch with Anderson Silva:
UFC Tonight Host Chael Sonnen on Silva vs. Weidman: "Anderson Silva is the favorite in this fight. You could say in the last one he got caught. What people miss, he was getting dominated before the knockout in the last one. Anderson has a big gap to close."
UFC TONIGHT Host Kenny Florian on Anderson Silva's keys to victory at UFC 168: "Anderson needs to go back to what he knows. He's got to be on his wrestling game and to keep the range. Leg kicks from the outside will help him keep the range. If he does get taken down, he's got to work from the bottom, or get back to his feet. And he can't be cocky."
Sonnen on Weidman's keys to victories: "It's the takedowns. He was a college all-American in wrestling. He's got to move forward, he can't back up. He's got to land the takedown, and have ground control. He's got to look for a submission, but watch out for Silva's submission attempts."
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12/19/13 9:39 PM by UGCTT_Nightkap
And lol on your math...
12/19/13 9:38 PM by UGCTT_Nightkap
Hmmm...and still managed to lose...twice.
12/19/13 9:07 PM by REDRUM_NYC
Sonnen knows da deal... He's won 6 rounds to 1 vs Ando
12/19/13 2:07 PM by jbodinet
12/19/13 12:46 PM by Zed Wayne Zed
Gassing is only a factor if you don't knock out the other guy to win the title.I mean, throw the first one out, it is not a good indicator for the next fight.
12/19/13 11:51 AM by UGCTT_CreepysStacheWax
Ya did u not watch the fight? He did fake it.
12/19/13 11:30 AM by dangerboy12
Not only that, but we've seen it plenty in MMA and boxing: Once a guy, no matter how good his chin was before, gets brutally knocked out like that, he usually gets brutally knocked out again.As great as Silva's chin was, I think Weidman cracked it. I see Chris getting the early takedown, landing some GNP, boucing Silva's head off the mat a few times until he is out. Once you get KO'd like that, you're never the same.
12/19/13 11:22 AM by DatSpider
How is that a ridiculous statement? Weidman did fade in the second. Much slower. Silva managed to stuff his take downs in that round before the KO.Weidman is also a big dude.
12/19/13 11:08 AM by notsobigmike
I'm actually a big believer in the whole mystique aspect that some fighters get. When you're so dominant for so long, you develop this "aura" of invincibility - you can see that opponents are already mentally defeated.Look at a prime Chuck. During his reign, he knocked out every dude he fought. Every one. It was just common knowledge that if you stand with Chuck, you're gonna get dropped. You can see the desperation with which fighters are trying to close distance and take him down because they don't want to stand with him. This, in turn, gives Chuck and even greater advantage on the feet because they're not even really trying to fight him there.Same with GSP. People bitch about boring fights, but his opponents are typically just as much at fault. You can see fights like Koscheck or Shields where they are clearly in there trying to simply survive - to not get dominated like everyone else.Once that aura is gone, it's hard to get back. Guys like Chuck and Fedor - once they lost, it was downhill. Fighters didn't fear them like they did before. That makes a big impact on the mental game.
12/19/13 8:55 AM by TommyRSU
You honestly think they werent both gassed? Haha I am not a fan of either one, but when they both stood up out of that heel hook, they were both tired. Chris made it happen and kept going, good for him.


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The South Wales Police Commissioner is seeking approval later today for a 7% increase in council tax.
South Wales police and crime panel has approved plans by the force's commissioner to increase by 7% the amount added to council tax bills to pay for policing. The increase translates into £181 on a Band D property in the area.
The Commissioner, Alun Michael, said it would plug some of the gap caused by cuts and years of underfunding. But two panel members from Rhondda Cynon Taf council said they couldn't support the increase because it would hit the poorest households.
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This deck USED to be my casual RDW. Then Ancient Grudge came along. I would consider going Standard on it, but I love my Lightning Bolts too much. It focuses on burn and the creatures that love it, like Kiln Fiend, Chandra's Spitfire, Chandra's Phoenix, and Charmbreaker Devils.And remember, kids, always close your HTML tags, as I have not done here. Red decks are special. Even ones with identity crises.
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same problem with your mill deck. this has no focus whatsoever. in addition to haplessly throwing around singles you seem to ignore the better cards in place of sub par ones.
also, if you are playing legacy you should use better cards considering almost all of them are at your disposal. both of these are sub-par standard decks that got thrown into deeper waters with one or two legacy cards. look at some actual rdw decks and figure out what went wrong.
in understand if you want to do something new, but, you want something more reliable. i started to list things to drop but it would be easier to start over.
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This is a CASUAL deck. I don't make a decklist then buy all the cards on it. I work with what I have and occasionally buy a few cards I like at the card shop in the next town.
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Why don't you try goblins as a main theme? check out my deck deck:goblins-deck-wins, its for standard, but... you can add in stuff like lackey and piledriver
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If I had them, sure... But this deck is supposed to either Phyrexian Suicide in the first few turns, or charge the Quests fast and crack them for a decisive finish. That's what Urabrask the Hidden , Volcanic Dragon , and Arc Runner are for.
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Polaris, what I do is make a deck online, playtest it, and If it's good, trade for the cards. I haven't bought cards in a year, but still have built some good standard decks.
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I found this an interesting account of the life of the reclusive author Harper Lee. The biographer was not able to interview Ms. Lee directly, so nearly all of the material was obtained from files or interviews with people who had known her or had some measure of contact.
It is also somewhat unusual in that a good deal of the narrative is focused on Lee's association with Truman Capote and their coordinated writing of "In Cold Blood." Nevertheless, it is a fine work of research and an interesting look into the life of an author who was famous for the only book she published.
Charles J. Shields is clearly an accomplished biographer, but it seems he must have underestimated the difficulty of the task of taking on a biography of Harper Lee, given the paucity of material available to accomplish that task. Harper Lee, born in 1926, is a reclusive author who never published another book after her best-seller To Kill a Mockingbird. For more than fivedecades, since publication in 1960, Harper Lee has consistently refused to make speeches or give interviews. This lack of material shows in the biography, which is therefore only moderately successful.
However, Mockingbird. A portrait of Harper Lee does still contain some material that make reading it interesting. Firstly, the opening chapters of the book give a wonderful description of the languid lifestyle in the South of the United States. The biography also reveals and describes in detail the longstanding and personal friendship since childhood between Harper Lee and Truman Capote, as they grew up in the same small town. Shields describes numerous influences in the works of Harper Lee and Capote, showing how the figure in each other's works under a thin disguise. The most spectacular contribution are the chapters which describe the help Harper Lee gave Truman Capote in doing research for his seminal non-fiction novel In Cold Blood. In effect, the writing of In Cold Blood would not have been possible in its current form if it had not been for Harper Lee.
Obviously, Mockingbird. A portrait of Harper Lee describes the success of Harper Lee's novel, To Kill a Mockingbird, and the effect it had on its author. However, the biography remains vague as to why Harper Lee decided to withdraw from public life, and one would expect more detailed description of how that situation came about.
According to later chapters in the biography, Harper Lee is known to have worked or been working on further novellistic work, but little is known about it and none has been published so far. The last part of Mockingbird. A portrait of Harper Lee are vague, and all based on speculation, that does not bring anything significant to light. Supposedly, readers and scholars will have to wait till the estate is executed, to discover an personal details about the author and her ideas before long. It is very unlikely that any other biography could offer more insight that this biography, and therefore, despite its necessary short-comings, Mockingbird. A portrait of Harper Lee is probably the best biography around.
Recommended for readers interested in Harper Lee and particularly her relation to Truman Capote.
(Read in 2011.) A so-so book, but I did learn that Harper Lee was very involved in the interviewing for Truman Capote's "In Cold Blood." The book painted a mostly unflattering picture of Capote.
oh, man. i wanted to love this books so much more than i did. i am pretty disappointed. it was okay. fine-ish, even. but it wasn't very good. the second half of the book, post-in cold blood time, was better going for me and seemed less inclined towards something i have recently discovered i really don't like in biographies: reliance upon supposition and inference in times or situations where such information couldn't possibly be known.
it's clear shields is a huge fan of miss lee and that the book was undertaken with good intentions. i guess i am just a bit confused over what that intention really was though? at moments, it all felt a bit...dirty. quotes were used from correspondence obtained between shields and people who had been in miss lee's life, even if just marginally. i never felt confident that these people really knew miss lee or were adding value to her story.
i realize truman capote was a large presence in miss lee's life. i knew that prior to reading this biography. but it seemed to me an awful lot of page space was given over to the funny little man. i am also aware that miss lee has not given interviews or answered requests for appearances for many years. she's not reclusive - in her hometown she is familiar and social. i was aware of this. but her friends and neighbours are protective. (which is so awesome!) so i suppose i am left feeling that there is only so much information here to build a story upon and that the capote stuff is some sort of padding to give heft to the biography. i don't know?
i loved learning that miss lee was a bit of an eccentric on her university campus - preferring to dress in men's striped pyjama bottoms and shocking other student by smoking a pipe! (HA!!)
the one bit of information i did learn that surprised me was that miss lee "wanted to be the jane austen of alabama." thanks to a wonderful high school english teacher, miss lee fell in love with the novels of jane austen. once 'to kill a mockingbird' brought so much financial success to miss lee, she thanked her teacher (who had also helped proofread TKaM) by taking her on a trip to england, to have an austen experience together. awww!!!
Sometimes success can come too soon, such as in the case of the high school football star who isn't quite good enough to land a college scholarship. The best years of his life can be over by the time he's 18, making the rest of his life seem anticlimactic.
Harper Lee was several years older than that when "To Kill a Mockingbird" was published. Even so she was not prepared for its instant success and didn't know how to deal with life afterward. She had planned to make writing her life's work, yet she never published another book. Why not? Charles J. Shields addresses that question in "Mockingbird," his biography of Harper Lee, known to her friends as Nelle.
Lee did continue writing after "To Kill a Mockingbird" was published in 1960, but nothing she worked on seemed good enough to her after that debut. She spent a decade or more writing a second novel, also set in the South of her youth, and at one time it was even reported to be ready to go to her publisher. That never happened. She worked for a long time on a nonfiction crime book, something on the order of "In Cold Blood," on which she worked with her childhood friend Truman Capote (the model for Dill in "Mockingbird"). (Shields writes that Lee's efforts made "In Cold Blood" possible, though Capote, perhaps jealous of his friend's success, never gave her proper credit.)
In the end, she simply gave up and became something of a recluse, shunning interviews with reporters and attention from adoring fans. Her lone book continues to produce enough income to live on, though she lives much more simply than would be necessary. Never married, she lives alone, winters in Alabama and summers in New York City.
Asked once why she never wrote another book, Lee replied, "I said what I had to say." That may have been an oversimplification, but still her one book said much more than what most of us can say in a lifetime.
[Lee] didn't cooperate with this biography, which relies on early interviews and diligent research, but the glimpses we get are tantalizing.
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"A fine, well-rounded portrait of Harper Lee. Mockingbird is good reading."—Star-Tribune (Minneapolis)
To Kill a Mockingbird—the twentieth century's most widely read American novel—has sold thirty million copies and still sells a million yearly. Yet despite her book's perennial popularity, its creator, Harper Lee, has become a somewhat mysterious figure. Now, after years of research, Charles J. Shields brings to life the warmhearted, high-spirited, and occasionally hardheaded woman who gave us two of American literature's most unforgettable characters—Atticus Finch and his daughter, Scout.
At the center of Shields's evocative, lively book is the story of Lee's struggle to create her famous novel, but her colorful life contains many highlights—her girlhood as a tomboy in overalls in tiny Monroeville, Alabama; the murder trial that made her beloved father's reputation and inspired her great work; her journey to Kansas as Truman Capote's ally and research assistant to help report the story of In Cold Blood. Mockingbird—unique, highly entertaining, filled with humor and heart—is a wide-ranging, idiosyncratic portrait of a writer, her dream, and the place and people whom she made immortal.
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The sea of green that filled a few downtown Minneapolis establishments Friday afternoon gave the appearance of a St. Patrick's Day do-over.
The patrons were festive and loud and thrilled to be playing hooky from work. But the party also lacked something. There were no insults or trash talk hurled in the direction of people wearing maroon sweatshirts. And vice versa.
North Dakota hockey fans mingled in peace, while Gophers fans congregated similarly 10 miles away in downtown St. Paul.
The mood in both places felt remarkably tame and civil. Not necessarily boring, just different.
The Hatfields were on one side of the river, the McCoys on the other, neither one able to engage the other.
Where's the fun in that?
"It's sad," said Gophers fan Jake John. "We love to hate the Sioux. As much as we're rivals, we want to play them because their fans are so much fun."
The two fan bases were sequestered Friday as their new respective conferences staged overlapping tournaments in which, fittingly, their headliner programs played simultaneously.
The Gophers faced Ohio State in the semifinals of the inaugural Big Ten Tournament at Xcel Energy Center. A few miles down I-94, North Dakota played Miami in the semis of the inaugural National Collegiate Hockey Conference tournament at Target Center.
Both the Gophers and North Dakota lost, which means the championship games in both events now probably could be held at a high school arena. How about a doubleheader at Braemar?
As strange as it sounds, their fans missed each other, presumably in the same way that squabbling siblings need that interaction.
"I wish we still had the Gophers on the schedule," North Dakota fan Cliff Newby said. "I looked forward to those games."
As rivalries go, Gophers-North Dakota in hockey apologized to no one. The former WCHA rivals have played nearly 300 times since 1930 and many of their meetings carried conference or national implications.
Alas, college sports revolve around money, TV networks and branding nowadays, and this split seemed inevitable once the Big Ten launched its network. Rivalries don't rank high in that pecking order, no matter how much fans cling to their history and tradition.
That's too bad because the WCHA Final Five usually provided a rollicking time that made downtown St. Paul come alive for the weekend. And if a Gophers-North Dakota matchup happened to materialize, the temperature around Seventh Street jumped a few notches as fans engaged in some spirited back-and-forth. Those fans loved it.
"There's really nobody to do that with now," Newby said. "Our biggest rival right now is St. Cloud, and they're not even here."
Both conferences encountered some growing pains this weekend. Crowds on the first day of the Big Ten tournament were so sparse that officials could have counted attendance by hand. In one display of protest, a group of Gophers fans, including Jake John, unfurled a banner that read "B1G Mistake."
"The stadium got a good kick out of it," said Jake's cousin, Cory John. "I think everybody kind of feels the same right now."
Not everyone was amused. Stadium workers confiscated the sign and returned it to the group after the game.
The NCHC nearly witnessed a doomsday scenario in its debut event. St. Cloud State and Minnesota Duluth failed to advance to the Twin Cities, and North Dakota needed three games to dispose of Colorado College.
NCHC officials would never admit so publicly, but they probably put on their Zach Parise jerseys and crossed their fingers that North Dakota would survive that final game against Colorado College. The conference would've heard crickets chirping inside Target Center if its inaugural tournament consisted of Colorado College, Miami, Western Michigan and Denver.
That's not a rip on the league or its quality of hockey. But in the absence of a semi-local draw, that tournament will struggle to find its footing in terms of attendance. Same thing with the Big Ten in games that don't include the Gophers or possibly Wisconsin.
Both conferences preached patience in response to small crowds. They sold hope that new rivalries will develop in time. WCHA fans were a loyal bunch, though. It'll take time for them to get on board.
Not surprisingly, though, North Dakota traveled a respectable contingent of fans this weekend. They gave Target Center some energy and noise Friday night. It just wasn't the same without Gophers fans screaming back at them.
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Why Not A Starfleet Ships Chaplain As A Main Character?
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What do you think the entire "Search for Spock" ended up meaning? The ritual at the end of STIII was strict spirituality/faith, without a shred of science involved in the act.
It is just a part of the Vulcan telepathy thing, just like mind melds. It may appear 'spiritual' to humans, but there is really nothing mystical about it.
In TOS, Kirk, McCoy, Uhura and Scott have all made religious references (Christianity), and not as loose slang/expression, either. No episode was stronger in providing this proof than
"Bread and Circuses"
where Uhura and Kirk openly acknowledged God/Christ's existence, and this was an episode written by Roddenberry (along with Coon and Kneubuhl) while Roddenberry was involved with the series.
It merely acknowledges Christ as an important historical figure. And you don't have to be a Christian to see the moral value of Christ's teachings.
Spiritual belief exists in the ST universe across all eras, which calls into question the motives of various ST books which try to paint the franchise with revisionist brush, as though religious belief was nowhere to be seen in ST since
"The Cage."
What does 'spritual belief' mean in this context? Trek people seem to approach all sorts of strange phenomena purely scientifically. They measure particles, not ponder spiritual meanings. Of course they ponder ethical and moral issues often, but that's not being spiritual. There are all sorts of godly superbeings and never they are seen to be anyway spiritually significant. Q for example is seen merely as a powerful alien, even though he appears to be nearly omnipotent, certainly a god compared to the mere humans.
Certainly, lingering effects of Christianity are more visible in TOS as they're in TNG. This has of course it's real world reasons, the time the shows were made and the control Roddenberry had over the production, but it also makes sense from the in-universe perspective. Religions do not vanish overnight, so religious worldview may have been more present (or at least better remembered) in 23th century than it was in 24th. And this also seems highly realistic to me. Religiosity is decreasing. United States is an anomaly amongst developed western nations for being highly religious, and even there atheism is growing. I find it completely plausible that that in few ceturies the religions are regarded as ancient myths and fables. This of course do not mean that people of the future cannot see value in some of these teachings and stories. We don't have to believe that Achilles or King Artur were real people to find them inspiring.
I am not certainly saying that no character in Star Trek can ever express anything that comes even close to religious idealogy, but secular humanism is one of the core ideas of the Federation, and religions should be mostly gone. Having a chaplain in Starfleet would seem about as fitting as Space Marines in Warhammer 40K having sensitivity training courses.
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The managements thinking is very distant from our requests, the rift has remained, Azuma said Wednesday in Toyota City. This kind of management is just too selfish. They only speak from their own standpoint.
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Olympus XA.
No zoom. Don't need one. Ever.
Originally Posted by Poisson Du Jour
Olympus XA.
No zoom. Don't need one. Ever.
I'm more or less convinced about the Konica ... and it looks sweet too!
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Interesting indeed, and the price is totally right!! How do you experience the optics on those babies?
You will be surprised, it is very good! I like the contrast, and sharpness is just right. I have not yet processed the color shots, but I believe they will turn out well too. Here is a picture taken with it:
The metering works surprisingly well too.
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There are few pocketable advanced P&S cameras with zooms and aperture-priority autoexposure. Actually, I would say none.
If you forego the aperture-priority autoexposure, you ought to check out the Olympus Epic Stylus Zoom (the black model), which had a 35-70 lens. Also, the Rollei Prego 70 has a 35-70 lens.
Among fixed-lens cameras, there are a bunch from the 1970s. I like the Olympus 35 RC, which has shutter-priority autoexposure or all-manual exposure.
If you can adapt to its quirks, the Rollei 35 cameras are excellent choices, although you probably will NOT find one for less than $100.
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With lomography and Fukkatsu now selling new pocket film again, if you want something really small maybe you should get a 110 camera. Many were quite sophisticated. Fujica and Minolta both made them with zoom lenses and many others including Kodak, Canon and Vivitar models incorporated a switchable normal/zoom lens. But the Cadillac was really the Pentax auto 110 which was like a tiny SLR with interchangable lenses. Lots of good info here: http://subclub.org/shop/110.htm
That's a bit of a tall order! I'll respond as I've done to at least two similar threads in the past (and indeed as someone has already done here). Check out the Olympus 35RC. Manual focus. Manual ISO setting. Good metering. Works even if the batteries die. Excellent lens. It's not a zoom, though.
On a slightly different off-topic note, beware of some P & S cameras, as they are starting to show their age. Neither of my two Konica Zoom 70Ws will turn on any more, the Pentax Espio (metal clam shell version) leaks light around the extending lens sections, the Yashica wouldn't turn on and the Olympus mjuII would be wonderful if it didn't leak light in the back where the seal goes around the viewfinder. I'm tending to think that all of this generation and market level of P & S cameras, some of which weren't cheap when sold, are now pretty much at their sell-by date. Something older, albeit with fewer features, is more likely to be working or at least repairable (e.g. the 35RC, Rollei, etc.)
Two weeks ago I went to a motoring event where photography isn't the main reason for going but I've previously gone with a P & S that has a 28mm wide zoom (the Konica, Pentax or Yashica have/had this). With those all dud, I opted for the Pentax MV with the 28mm M series wide. Though not as small or as light as a P & S, it served my needs very well.
Originally Posted by Steve Roberts
That's a bit of a tall order! I'll respond as I've done to at least two similar threads in the past (and indeed as someone has already done here). Check out the Olympus 35RC. Manual focus. Manual ISO setting. Good metering. Works even if the batteries die. Excellent lens. It's not a zoom, though.
+1 for 35RC. And also it shows f stop and shutter speed in viewfinder. Mine 35RC has lens in bad shape, but produces nice quality images anyhow
Does the 35RC provide Aperture Priority too?
Originally Posted by Felinik
Does the 35RC provide Aperture Priority too?
Shutter priority only.


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No celebration of Pittsburgh's history would be complete without covering the city's passion for professional sports.
That is the idea behind the Federated Investors Parade of Champions event, which will be held Friday through Sunday at the Senator John Heinz History Center in the Strip District. The event, which is part of the Pittsburgh 250 celebration, will welcome some of the 'Burgh's most famous sports heroes, including Steve Blass, who was a Pirates pitcher from 1964-74 and is an announcer for the team.
"I think it's great," Blass says of the event. "You only get a chance to celebrate the 250th anniversary of the city once."
Guests can get autographs from former champion athletes and see the trophies earned by the Steelers, Pirates and Penguins. Many celebrity athletes have not confirmed their attendance yet, but the roster will include Franco Harris, Mike Wagner and Rocky Bleier of the Steelers, and players from the Penguins' 1991-92 championship team.
Several of Mario Lemieux's personal trophies will be on display, including the Hart trophy, for regular-season MVP; the Art Ross trophy, for scoring leader; and the Calder trophy for rookie of the year in 1985.
On Saturday morning, ESPN will be filming several "SportsCenter" segments from Parade of Champions. Former Steelers running back and current ESPN personality Merril Hoge will interview Harris and Bleier beginning at 10:00 a.m. inside the Sports Museum.
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Coach Ray McCallum, his staff and the Detroit Mercy Titans have done all they can this week to prepare to play against one of the nation's great programs in Kansas.
The Titans face the No. 2 seed in the Midwest Regional at 9:57 p.m. Friday in Omaha, Neb.
The team practiced at 7:30 a.m. Wednesday, met with the media and made the trek to Omaha, hoping to shock the world and Kansas as the 15th seed.
"We got the guys back together on Saturday, had a good workout and shot a lot of shots up," said McCallum. "Sunday, I did more defensive stuff not knowing who we were going to play. I was really pleased with our approach, and yesterday (Tuesday) we practiced at a high level; guys were locked in, and we really had a good defensive practice. From that practice, I came away with the mind-set of, 'Hey, we're going to compete and try to win a basketball game.' "
UDM is a collection of transfers, a high school All-America in Ray McCallum and some role players who have provided valuable minutes in the Horizon League championship season.
Conference sixth man of the year Eli Holman was a Big Ten talent who transferred from Indiana when McCallum got the job and was, as expected, one of the Horizon League's best big men.
"This is the reason I came here; I wanted to play a big-time opponent, and now we have the opportunity," Holman said. "I'm excited about the chance to face Kansas. I know Thomas Robinson is a great player. I also know that he gets a lot of baskets off the fast break, which means he's not under the basket rebounding. It comes down to heart and pride, and that's what we're going out there to do: play with heart and pride."
Starting center LaMarcus Lowe (Flint Northwestern) transferred from Western Michigan after attending Vincennes (Ind.) University, a junior college.
For UDM to have a chance, Holman and Lowe might have to play at the same time. It's something the Titans have done before, and it has been discussed this week.
Starting power forward Doug Anderson built a reputation as one of the state's top high school dunkers at Kalamazoo Central before heading to Mott Community College and to UDM this season. Senior small forward Chase Simon (Detroit Community) transferred from Central Michigan and was a preseason all-Horizon League player.
Despite a season with suspensions, injuries and some turbulence, right now is an exciting time at Calihan Hall. Former players such as Earl Cureton and Mike Jackson have stopped by to wish the players and coaches well, and alumni can boast about the program as a plane full of red-and-white-clad Titans headed to Omaha on Wednesday afternoon.
"We realized that we had to play with who we had," Simon said. "Once we realized that, we started getting better. We realized defense would play a large part in our success. We accepted that, and that turned our season around."
Seniors Lowe, Holman, Donavan Foster and Simon have let McCallum be the leader without having any animosity toward the coach's son as he grew into his role.
"Our seniors have been locked in and have done a great job of keeping the younger guys focused," said coach McCallum. "Like I said before, no matter who we played, we were going to be a tough out. Kansas is a very talented team. They only play about seven players, but they have a national player of the year candidate in Thomas Robinson, and Tyshawn Taylor is a great guard. Robinson is a great player, and I don't think he's a guy you can just shut down. They can score, and we believe we can score, so it comes down to rebounding and defense."
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Instant Analysis of the Capitals' 4-1 preseason win over the Nashville Predators Wednesday night in front of a sparse crowd at Verizon Center:
Game in a nutshell: After two games at center, Eric Fehr enjoyed his first game back on the right side, scoring a pair of goals on assists from Mikhail Grabovski in the Caps' first regulation game of the preseason. Nicklas Backstrom and Alex Ovechkin added goals, Grabovski finished with three assists and Michal Neuvirth stopped 33-of-34 shots for the win.
Nice start: The Caps are now 3-0-3 in the preseason. They've scored 20 goals and have allowed 18.
Opening night blue line?: The Caps went with what is likely to be their starting six on the blue line against the Preds. From left to right, Karl Alzner played with Mike Green, John Erskine played with John Carlson, and Jack Hillen was paired with Steve Oleksy. With Tomas Kundratek in waiver limbo until 3 p.m. on Thursday, the race for the seventh defenseman appears to be down to Dmitry Orlov and Connor Carrick.
Power play units: The Caps have not yet played their full lineup, but we saw a glimpse into their power play units. On the first unit, Mike Green played the point, Alex Ovechkin set up in the left circle, Troy Brouwer played in the slot and Nicklas Backstrom and Mikhail Grabovsky took turns quarterbacking between the right halfwall and the right side of the net. The second unit had John Carlson at the point, Jack Hillen in the left faceoff circle, Jay Beagle in the slot and Marty Erat and Marcus Johansson trading off between the right halfwall and the right side of the net.
Killers: Adam Oates split his penalty killing between his veterans and AHL prospects. Dane Byers, Eric Fehr, Steve Oleksy and Karl Alzner were on one unit, while Michael Latta, Jason Chimera, John Erskine and John Carlson played together on a second unit.
First a chipmunk, then…: Predators center Mike Fisher doesn't drop the gloves that often, so it was strange to see him fight Steve Oleksy in the second period. Fisher proved he's got quick hands this summer when he cornered a chipmunk behind a toilet and paid the price.
Beagle fights: It wasn't much of a bout with Rich Clune, but Jay Beagle recorded his first fighting major since Oct. 13, 2011 when he was decked by Arron Asham in Pittsburgh and missed half the season with a concussion. Beagle came out of his first fight well.
Look ahead: The Caps will practice at Kettler on Thursday. They'll play their final home preseason game Friday night against the Flyers, then head to Chicago for their final exhibition contest Saturday night. They are expected to get the day off on Sunday in preparation for Tuesday night's opener in Chicago against the Hawks.


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MELBOURNE, Australia Rafael Nadal moved into the fourth round of the Australian Open without dropping a set or showing any signs that a freak knee injury is bothering him.
Second-ranked Nadal had a 6-2, 6-4, 6-2 win Thursday (San Diego time) over Slovakia's Lukas Lacko, the last qualifier in the draw, and will next play either John Isner or Feliciano Lopez.
Nadal, who won the 2009 Australian title but has gone out in the quarterfinals due to injuries in the past two years, felt a crack and then sharp pain in his right knee while sitting in a chair at his hotel over the weekend and was concerned that he might not be able to play in his opening match. Medical tests didn't show any serious damage, and he has had the knee heavily taped in his three matches since.
"The knee is fine. That's important thing," the 10-time major winner said. "The match was a really complete match, a really solid one."
Nadal is on the same half of the draw as Roger Federer at a major for the first time since 2005. Federer advanced to the fourth round with a 7-6 (8-6), 7-5, 6-3 win over Ivo Karlovic of Croatia.
On the women's side, top-seeded Caroline Wozniacki continued her quest for a first major title with a 6-2, 6-2 win over Monica Niculescu of Romania and third-seeded Victoria Azarenka beat Mona Barthel 6-2, 6-4 in a match between champions of two warmup tournaments.
No. 8 Agnieszka Radwanska beat Kazakhstan's Galina Voskoboeva 6-2, 6-2 and will next meet No. 22 Julia Gorges, who beat Italian Romina Oprandi 3-6, 6-3, 6-1.
Wozniacki, who needs to reach the quarterfinals to have any chance of retaining the No. 1 ranking, wasted one match point and was broken when she was serving for the match, but she broke back immediately to ensure she moved into the Round of 16.
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"History Of the Iranian Empire" Takht-e-Jamshid by vahiddavoodi
Takht-e-Jamshid Travel Guide: 5 reviews and 22 photos
Iran is the ancient name of Persia, and it is derived from the root "Arya" or Aryan, the Indo-European branch of peoples who settled in that land. The Aryans of ancient Iran were Mazdayasni Zarathushtris.
Construction of these palaces started at the time of Darius I (521 BC) and was not completed in less than a period of 150 years.
"Zoroastrianism is the oldest of the revealed world-religions, and it has probably had more influence on mankind, directly and indirectly, than any other single faith." -Mary Boyce, Zoroastrians
The entrance of the complex is formed by a two-ramp stairway composed of 110 rather wide and short steps. On top of the stairways is the main entrance or "The Great Gate", marked by two statues of a bull with a human head and a pair of wings. There are two exits, one to the south and the other to the east. The south exit or gate connects to the Apadana Palace.
Takht-e-Jamshid is 125 thousand sq.m. in area, and is composed of the main sections:
Official reception halls and palaces
Smaller and more private palaces
Royal treasury
Private fort and special fortification
Various edifices or palaces that have been built are as follows:
The Small Palace or the Gate of All Nations
The Apadana Palace
The Palace of Darius,(one of the primary palaces constructed on the Takht-e-Jamshid rock, which was also called the "Tachar" Palace.)
Hall or palace of a Hundred Columns
The Semifinished Gate or palace
Treasury of Takht-e-Jamshid
The Three Doorway or Consultation Palace or Hall
The stone well
Tombs of Ardeshir II and III
The Palace of Khashayar Shah (called "Hadish")
the Apadana Palace, at the main entrance, with 36 columns and three balconies (12 columns in each) in the north, south and eastern sections of the palace have been remained. The northern and eastern terraces are connected to the gardens opposite. The height of the platform in the Apadana Palace is 16 m. and the height of its columns is 18 m.
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Shame your country (of origin) is such a pain to get to. I could really get off on that stuff. Cheers.
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well done...keep up good job.
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I was taken care two times and had given very clear instructions and explanations. I am visiting once again for the third time.
My experience started out very well the office staff was very helpful, and Dr Fauble himself was very attentive, when I first called his office I got a appointment within a week, durning my appointment his staff was able to accomdate my schedule for my procedure. before and after the procedure everything was great, I started my antibiotics on June 21,12 and on July 2nd called because I broke out in hives they had me stop the antibiotics on July 5th I called to let the doctor know I was having bloating and cramping, and on July 5th someone from his office called me and told me that the bloating and cramping was not from the condition I had that it was cleared up and to follow up with my primary doctor. This was a shock beccause this is what the cause of the visit was in the first place and the disgnois was H plori with 3 ulcers, and I haven't even had my 30 day follow up appointment, and I'm being told to follow up with my primary doctor. I called back and said I what to follow up with Dr Fauble and I was scheduled for August 7th 2012 a month and 1/2 later.
Sarah, the scheduler of the doctor, was extremely rude, having no consideration at all for a patient. An appointment was re-scheduled through a nurse at the office AFTER CONSULTING WITH THE DOCTOR, when Sarah was not in the office. She called later during the day to inform the patient that the appointment had been cancelled (by her) and that the patient would not be allowed to see the doctor at the re-scheduled date and time. Sarah was not calling to offer an alternative appointment or make amends. Instead, she definitively said that the patient could not see that doctor because the patient was wrong in attempting to see the second doctor at that practice. The fact is that both doctors were referred and it was the patients first appointment with either of them available at the earliest date. Sarah is the kind of person that should not ever be involved in health care.The office manager, Jane, was not doing her job either. All she said was the appointment was a mistake by the nurse, simply ignoring the fact that it was approved by the doctor. No alternatives and amends from her either. Plea to talk to the doctors was denied by her. She just tried to cover up Sarah's mess. She is not professional at all.
Dr Fauble is a very kind and caring doctor. He went above and beyond to find out what was causing my stomach pain. He sent me for every test he thought i needed. Every time i come in for a appointment he dosent rush. He spends as much time with me as i need. He answers all my questions and dosent seemed bothered to answer them. When i was in the hospital he came twice to see me to see how i was doing. When i found out i had to have surgery, he was very patient and caring when i asked tons of questions. Anytime i have every called after hours he or one of his partners have called within 15 mins. His staff is also very sweet. I cant say enough about Christina.
If you are looking for a great GI doctor. Doctor Fauble is the best