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"We don't like losing. We don't like being called losers. I think what's got to us more than anything," Jason Terry said.
The calendar changed from 2013 to 2014. The Nets changed, too. They beat the Thunder in Oklahoma City two nights later, and they haven't looked back since.
"We have that swag going that we feel like we can beat anybody when we step out there," Deron Williams said Tuesday night after Brooklyn improved to 8-1 in the new year following its 101-90 beatdown of the Orlando Magic at Barclays Center.
Yes, for the second straight year, the Nets were galvanized by a Jan. 2 victory in Oklahoma City following a Dec. 31 blowout loss to the Spurs.
It really is deja vu all over again.
"Crazy, right?" Williams said.
The Lawrence Frank-Jason Kidd fiasco. Sodagate. Brook Lopez's devastating season-ending injury.
That all seems like a distant memory now.
These days, it's still same story, different day: Only this time it's about winning and consistency rather than losing and dysfunction.
"The biggest thing about this turnaround is we never got down on one another," Paul Pierce said. "We never had any finger-pointing. We never put the blame on anybody but ourselves. We just kept coming to work and kept staying professional because we believed we could turn this thing around."
And that's exactly what they've done.
Since Jan. 2, the Nets have the NBA's fourth-best defense (100 points allowed per 100 possessions) and eighth-best offense (107.5 points for per 100 possessions).
"Defense. That's where we've set our tone and trying to hang our hat on," Shaun Livingston said. "We're trying to build our identity on the defensive end of the floor."
They are 6-0 when starting Livingston, Alan Anderson, Joe Johnson, Pierce and Kevin Garnett.
"I think they probably have the most minutes under their belt together [dating all the way back to the preseason], so they're very comfortable with one another and you can see that on the floor," Kidd said.
Third quarters aren't even an issue anymore, as evidenced Tuesday night, when they outscored the Magic 27-14 in the frame to turn a four-point lead into a 17-point lead heading into the fourth.
Credit Kidd and his coaching staff for that.
"I think [Kidd has] done a great of making adjustments," Williams said. "I think you see him putting his footprint on the game a little more.
"Since Lawrence has left, I think he was leaning on him a lot, and now he's coaching the way he wants to and doing things the way he wants to. I think that's what you're seeing."
Kidd has his players trusting one another, Williams said. They have finally gotten Kidd's system and have flourished as a result.
"Jason gives his players freedom to be themselves," Terry said. "It's like a Pete Carroll approach. He's had to go through some early adversity, which has made him grow, and we've bought in."
Every last one of them.
Williams has selflessly decided to come off the bench as he recovers from ankle injuries.
Garnett is impacting the game on both ends of the floor, protecting the rim (opponents are shooting 43.8 percent against him in the paint) and knocking down midrange jumpers (64 percent shooting in January).
Pierce is causing matchup problems at power forward.
Johnson has emerged as a consistent offensive threat -- especially early in games.
Livingston, Anderson and Mirza Teletovic have taken on increased roles.
Andrei Kirilenko has made a massive impact since returning from back spasms, doing so many intangible things that don't show up in the box score.
Andray Blatche (19.0 points and 10.3 rebounds on 61 percent shooting over his past three games) is arguably playing his best basketball as a Net.
You can literally go up and down the roster. It truly is an incredible transformation.
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Posted 24 March 2012 - 01:36 PM
DH & I have been TTC for nearly 8 yrs
Anyway we actively stopped TTC a while ago.
All AC has failed us.
Anyway today MIL told DH that his Step brothers ex wife is happy to be an egg donor if we wanted to pursue that avenue.
Now I am confused...should I avail of this or not? I know this may sound odd to a lot of you but its been 8 years for me and a LOT of emotional heartache and distress. There are no guarantees that this will work and yet I may regret it if i do not try
Also I live remotely and have no idea what the procedure is with egg donation...at this point I would like to have the eggs implanted in myself rather than a surrogate....and do they just take 1 egg from the donor or a few?
Posted 24 March 2012 - 01:44 PM
Just like an IVF cycle for you, they take as many eggs as they can, grow for five days and see what results.
Lots of counseling required prior.
Had you thought about egg donation prior to this offer?
Posted 24 March 2012 - 01:52 PM
I had as my FS said my best bet was egg donation but I am an only child and I have no family here in Australia ...MIL said my sister-in-law would probably be happy to give me an egg but...sorry this will sound horrid... I do not want a child that has her genes + its just too close a connection and would be weird so I told MIL not to even mention it.
So if my (lets call her) Step sis-in-law and we agree if they get 5 eggs out of her, would they all be for me? I read that once the eggs are fertilised they cease being the donors and are then the recipients. So should all 5 fertilise and I use 2 ... the remaining would still be available for use, should I need them?
Also what is the cost as wouldnt it be 2 lots of drugs since donor would also be having them and me???
Edited by fefe76, 24 March 2012 - 01:54 PM.
Posted 03 April 2012 - 09:56 AM
Sometimes having a family member as a donor can cause more tension than happiness as the gift of egg donation is intended. I think you have answered your own question as you said you dont want her genes. After 8 years i would be placing ads everywhere to find a donor that is not related at all. Any quality good size eggs are fertlitzed then they see what stage they get to then they implant 1 or 2 and freeze the rest. Yes once the eggs are fertilised they are the recipients. Try putting up an ad on www.eggdonationaustralia.com.au - it has 40% donors and is run by donors to help both recipients and potential donors with personal experiences and info.
Posted 03 April 2012 - 08:06 PM
The genes comment was about using my sister-in-laws eggs (as in hubbys bros wife) that was just TOO close a connection.
This donor is hubbys step dads ex daughter-in-law who I get along with very well and we are pretty close.
I also have another donor who is MILs friends daughter.
It seems we will proceed down this path, just need to think which donor we will use, most likely id say I would use my ex step sis in law
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Eva Mae Kelley, 93, of Olive Branch, Miss., died Friday, Dec. 10, 2004, at her residence.
Born Sept. 11, 1911, in the Black Island Community of Pemiscot County, Mo., daughter of the late Johncy and Ella Mae Helton Glass, she was a member of the Temple Baptist Church.
In 1933, she married Sam Bynum, who preceded her in death in 1951. She later married Jessie Kelley in 1952, who preceded her in death in 1985. She was also preceded in death by two brothers and one sister.
Survivors include four sons, Ivan Bynum, of Evansville, Ind., Alvin Bynum, of Yarbro, Ark., Glen Bynum, of Plant City, Fla. and Harold Bynum, of Apoka, Fla.; two daughters, Mary Young, of Olive Branch, Miss. and Wanda Cowart, of Caruthersville, Mo.; three brothers, Clarence Glass and Josh Palmer and Jim Palmer; 16 grandchildren; 37 great-grandchildren and 15 great-great-grandchildren.
Funeral services were held at 10:30 a.m. Monday, Dec. 13, at the H.S. Smith Funeral Home in Caruthersville with the Rev. Jim Pilcher officiating.
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Rabid Reviews
It kind of made me uncomfortable at times - it didn't seem all that nice towards women, for example the extra "mouth", a lot of female nudity and though the lead actress is good, it is interesting to watch the extra features on this disc and discover she was actually a porn star.
I'm a bit iffy on this director.
"Rabid" is the mildly shocking story of a bizarre strain of rabies which spreads across many citizens of Montreal, following a revolutionary skin-graft operation which takes place on a beautiful, young motorcyclist (Maralyn Chambers).
In its favour, "Rabid" is an automatically above-par horror tale, simply because its fascinating in a way most horror movies are not. Cronenberg also shows more control and ability than with "Shivers" this time around, with an improved narrative and a better control over his characters. Considering its low budget origins, it's generally quite a well made picture, and, because Cronenberg is so very fascinated with 'The changing of the flesh' or 'The new flesh' (A theme in virtually all of his pictures'), it becomes equally as fascinating for his audience. We come away asking questions at the end of the picture; whilst "Rabid" may be a clear fantasy, it also works as a metaphore for the outbreak of any disease. It also has numerous disturbing and memorable images, now something we should come to expect in a Cronenberg movie. There's a wonderful air of sexuality in the movie, too, and, in the past, I've read some good writings on the picture, where themes such as loneliness and want play an important role in its narrative.
However, the film is also diappointing in many ways. The picture soon becomes repetitive when it should probably be taking a different Road altogether - Watching Ms. Chambers drain blood from victim after victim soon becomes tiresome (Though it's important to note that during such scenes, the movie is mostly un-gory and horrid - Being gruesome isn't what Cronenberg wants to do here). The movie also boasts some incredibly bad performances; whilst Chambers isn't bad (Her performance holds parallels with that of Natasha Henstridge from "Species), Frank More is truly terrible as her boyfriend. There is also big questions hanging over Chamber's motives in the movie - One can't help but wonder why she doesn't do one in a million things to stop her blood-obsessed rage e.g. Get her arm cut off! We're just not told enough about what the disease has done to Chambers; does she want to kill? If not, why doesn't she get help? If she does want to kill, what caused this? Has the strange penis-object taken partial control of her brain too?
Perhaps the film's most ameturish and significant aspect is in the way the script never actually explains how Chambers develops the blood-sucking 'Penis' in her arm - Whilst Cronenberg's original cut of the movie had a scene left in to give an explanation, it was eventually removed because he felt it broke the tension. It's probably the script that's the movies biggest fault, or maybe we can credit it more to Cronenberg's liking for cutting-to-the-bone during editing.
Overall, "Rabid" is a decent, unsettling horror movie that is well worth a look, and, even if its flawed and contains numerous faults, its far superior to the many hundreds of horror pictures out today.
This and "Shivers" are so much thematically the same. "Shivers" is the beginning of that TLC "Waterfalls" video and "Rabid" is the middle part when the guy (in the TLC video) starts looking ill, and "Videodrome" is the final chorus.
DC's direction is taught, and cold as ever, leaving us in a world with precious little pity for Chambers' female/male/vampire hybrid (Rose attacks unwillingly from a phallic protrusion in a vaginal/anal slit in her armpit). Unfortunately, Cronenberg's sense of momentum seems to disappear from the final few acts of the picture, making it feel at times like an absurd documentary. Still, definately worth your time, Rabid is a weaker work from the body horror master.
David Cronenberg is pretty much the Canadian God of the horror genre. I've loved him, I've liked him, and at times, I've even disliked him. I don't know. Sometimes, I just have problems accepting his execution, but I am always - and I mean ALWAYS - intrigued by his fascination with gory "body-horror" scenes and effects. He's good at what he does, and who am I to say he doesn't always make a movie that I like? Few of his films are truly bad, and that's because he is, in fact, a very good filmmaker. And like a good filmmaker should, he knows what he's doing; whether he's making a horror movie or a taut drama. Sometimes, he can juggle both at the same time and still get a good result.
"Rabid", an earlier Cronenberg film, is the director's attempt at telling his own little vampire story. There's plenty of the man's style and bloody whimsy to be found here, and his ambitions are both impressive and admirable. However, it's the execution that matters, and here's a film that lacks the right amount of substance to match its style. This could have made for a pretty good film, and to some people, it still is good. I don't know. Maybe a film like this is your idea of a good time, but it's not necessarily mine.
A fatal motorcycle accident puts Rose (Marilyn Chambers) in the hospital, where she is properly nursed back to health. The doctors insist on giving her transplants through plastic surgery, and the results appear to be unexpectedly positive, especially for the kind of operation that was done.
However, it is soon revealed that the surgery created something new inside Rose. Under her armpit is a stinger, which can come in, come out as it pleases. She uses the stinger to get blood from anyone she encounters, as she has developed a sort of craving for it. After she's done feeding, the victims' memories are erased, and Rose can continue feeding until she isn't hungry anymore.
The problem with this is that the victims don't die. Once they regain consciousness, the victims turn into rabid zombies; and soon, it's implied that an outbreak may be soon to come. And not long after that, we're seeing police taking action (shooting at the infected, missing, and instead hitting an innocent mall Santa); zombies take action, and plenty more chaotic behavior. There will be blood; oh yes, there will.
And...if you happen to like blood, then maybe this film is for you. I can't say it WASN'T for me, but there was about as much that I agreed with as there was that I didn't. Chambers is mediocre at best in her role, the leading role, which isn't surprising given she's a porn star at heart and probably wasn't pitch perfect for this role, but look at the bright side; at least she looks beautiful. Sleaze-bags might get a kick out of the film just for her nude scenes, which are thankfully, not entirely gratuitous; but existent only to be "money shots" nonetheless.
I'm sure this film is trying to say something. David Cronenberg's films are always saying something. His film "The Brood", another which I just didn't like, was nasty and violent but was ultimately the result of Cronenberg's rage. Instead of making something that we truly cared about - and no offense to anyone who liked "The Brood", as I'm sure there are a few of you that did - he made something so personal, yet so distant, that it almost wasn't worth seeing. "Rabid" is the same way. If you have seen it and you enjoyed it, then that's great; well, for you, at least. This isn't a bad horror movie and it makes for a fairly entertaining thriller, but it lacks the ability to be anything more than it is; decent body-horror with admirable amounts of flesh shown (in more than one sense of the phrase). But derivative movies are derivative, and I can't get in to anything that I feel fits the word's best description; that is, unless it does something wild and creative. I don't feel that this film is creative. But it tries, and that might be enough for part of its audience.
Chambers is beautiful and has a killer body, for sure, but she also delivers a surprisingly good performance.


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President Obama's lack of support for Israel is disgusting! I feel like Israel will act and soon. I feel this way.. because Israel has been thrown under the bus on Iran and the Syrian chemical weapons by the U.S. Netanyahu and our allies keep hearing not until after the elections...and you know what? Netanyahu just might make sure he does it before the election. The only problem for non Obama fans would be it could rally the country around him if he backs them up. If he does what it appears he will do...which is not back Israel and maybe cut military support and funding then...Romney wins in a Reagan like landslide. Israel doesn't want war more than anyone else...they are good people. They do understand threats and when push comes to shove they will not be dictated to by the U.S. When Israel feels they need to act they will...with or without U.S. support. Natanyahu is a leader who knows America and Israeli politics better than some politicians in America. He knows what to do and how to do it. If U.S. officials keep pushing him...then he will act and do so to stop Iran..and prove to the U.S. that they decide their future not U.S. policy. I think the more we push Netanyahu..the more he gets close to saying the hell with it and launching a massive strike on Iran and then the middle east will be in war. You then have a situation where President Obama has said he will not back them up. So...if that plays out then the economy gets far worse,gas prices sky rocket,we look weak for not supporting Israel and finally Romney celebrates big in November. Let's face it...Netanyahu wants to work with Romney in 2013 not Obama. This is becoming very interesting as we are now in September.
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This is a very comprehensive site: http://kalachakranet.org/resources_english.html
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The International Kalachakra Network is indeed a very comprehensive site. The only other site I know of that is dedicated solely to Kalachakra is Edward Henning's valuable site: http://www.kalacakra.org.
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"Some 41,000 years ago, a complete and rapid reversal of the geomagnetic field occured. Magnetic studies of the GFZ German Research Centre for Geosciences on sediment cores from the Black Sea show that during this period, during the last ice age, a compass at the Black Sea would have pointed to the south instead of north."
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