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ESPN.com - NCB - 2007 Big 12 ShootAround: Great expectations
I like how we have a pretty solid recruiting class, including a top 20 player, two top 100-150 players as well, and we got rid of the bad chemistry guys (in terms of playing in the system) and the non-hard workers (even though it was our one legitimate 3 pt shooter who killed 3 or 4 games for us alone) and replaced them with these talented players and one big guy transfer
how do we go backwards? I dont get it
Ah well, it's ESPN - I'm sure EIU will come out as like #3 in the Big 10.
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They pretty much wrote as most of us see it. While I think we will be a better over-all team, we may struggle a bit getting the new recruits accustomed to the style of play and building chemistry. Im sure we will surprise some folks but my expectations are different this year. I expect to see improvements in aspects of play and personal strides. I dont however have expectations to be a top anything team yet much like in football. Build for the future.
Just like our football team... no respect. I think it's going to be a fun year!
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Well I guess if we finish around top 7 or so in the big 12, which a lot of us feel we can with a good season. That will put McD in the running for Big12 coach of the year since all of the outsiders are really doubting this team!
Too early to tell. I really think we are going to miss Taylor more than people realize.
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I think we miss taylor big time, he was a great scorer, of which we just don't know if we have any great backcourt scorers. If we get another blalock/stinson combo, we will be fine, if we struggle in the backcourt, we are in trouble. College basketball is a guard based game, we have big question marks there.
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We can't expect much with all these new faces, especially in the backcourt. Unless Diante can be a special freshman like Will Blalock(which is very rare) I don't see this team doing much. The fact we have talk on here about Sean Haluska starting(or atleast being in the rotation) says it all about our guard play. That's not to disrespect Sean, but he would not get minutes for any top 40 team in America.
We just need to survive this year at a .500 record or slightly better and keep moving forward. We know McDermott can flat out coach, just needs better players. We're close to getting back to where we belong.
Originally Posted by travman23
Too early to tell. I really think we are going to miss Taylor more than people realize.
I agree. While we won't miss his turnovers, we no longer have anyone in the backcourt(as far as I know) with the ability to create his own offense.
Originally Posted by neo
I agree. While we won't miss his turnovers, we no longer have anyone in the backcourt(as far as I know) with the ability to create his own offense.
And with the inexperience at the position, we may have the same number of turnovers too. I don't forsee it, but with unknown/inexperienced players, you never know.
Think of the games we won last year because of Taylor lighting a fire for us on offense. Don't have someone like that on our team this year.
Closest guy? Sean Haluska.
Ummm...Garrett can create on his way to the hoop. Don't be counting on Haluska.
Originally Posted by CrossCyed
Ummm...Garrett can create on his way to the hoop. Don't be counting on Haluska.
He certainly may be able to. I hope he can. But until he shows it in Big XII competition like MT did, we can't assume that he will.
Anyone else not going to miss Mike Taylor?
I think the article is pretty spot on. There may be a pleasant surprise at guard (Garrett or Steiger are promising) but until I see them against good competition, the guard court is a big question mark.
Obviously, the frontcourt is our proven strength right now, and I think we can be successful if we simply have someone at point that controls tempo, passes the ball, and doesn't make many mistakes, even if he doesn't score much. (see: Jacy Holloway)
If we have this and someone that can bomb from the outside (Steiger, Haluska?) we will be OK.
Either way, good or bad, it will be fun to see the kids grow up!
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The article is way off....We are much better than we were last year with or without Taylor.
I guarantee we're not last next year. I'll bet anything on it. I won't miss Taylor because while he excelled, he did get the offense into the flow very well. People stood around and watched him try to create. Sometimes it was great, but most of the time it was not so great.
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Maria Sharapova, who was spotted on the press line for the WTA Fashion Show at the Rogers Cup yesterday, has been keeping a secret.
The Russian revealed via her website that the right shoulder injury which derailed her 2007 season returned during Indian Wells back in March. She felt the pain when she reached for a backhand during her tight 3-set match against Alona Bondarenko and is now tinkering with her racquets to find an answer:
Then it was back to work where I spent many hours of each day working with Prince on different rackets and strings. Ever since Indian Wells and that backhand incident, I haven't been able to get my arm up and close to my head without some sort of impingement and grinding..so I've been trying different rackets with different weight balances that are a bit more flexible and the strings looser to get as much tension away from my arm as possible. So for the last week I have been playing with a new frame...I'm usually very sensitive to any minor changes and we usually do this in the off season, but we really had no choice this time. This recurring injury would most definitely explain the serving woes the 21-year old suffered during her Roland Garros and Wimbledon campaigns when she was averaging double-digit double faults.
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THE LOW DOWN: Maria's shoulder injury returns, Olympic + US Open prospects in jeopardy
Maria Sharapova, who was spotted on the press line for the WTA Fashion Show at the Rogers Cup yesterday, has been keeping a secret.
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I wonder how Maria will hold up this week in Montreal?ReplyDelete
I can't imagine she can perform at her best. I'm really hoping to see her and Ivanovic in the finals.
If this injury is still hurting and she can't go full out on her serve, she won't last too long. Plus, there's sure to be an adjustment period after tinkering with her racquet and strings.ReplyDelete
Wherever her serve goes, though, her confidence goes with it.
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I must go check who she is up against in R2. Hope she doesn't bite the dust then already. That'll be very "Federer" of her.ReplyDelete
Unfortunately, Masha has the "power" draw. So many big hitters and big servers in her half (Bartoli, Vaidisova, Kleybanova), not to mention either JJ or Elena D. in the semis. Her 2r opponent will probably be Bethanie Mattek, who already took a set from her at RG and got to the SF of LA last week.ReplyDelete
- Uvijek ArgenJuly 28, 2008 at 8:22 PM
All the bollettieri academy students are introduce to Prince Racquet and this girl got stuck with it.ReplyDelete
Those racquets are so bad, look all those that use them (Davydenko,Jankovic and Sharapova). The forehand doesnt come natural and make your arm to swing very stiff or balls will go looooonnnng.
She need to change racquet brand, no models.
If she its smart enough she should change brands. I think Wilson or Younex with luxilon strings will fit her game.
- AnonymousJuly 29, 2008 at 12:52 AM
The thought of Masha using any brand other than Prince is hard to imagine. I wonder if this means she'll be switching racquets completely, or whether her new racquet will be painted to look like the O3 White. Hopefully she doesn't aggravate the injury and can get through the next few tournaments playing some decent tennis.ReplyDelete


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Wall's Tattoos Should Encourage Contract Extension
Welcome to the 21st century NBA, where franchise players have tattoos, earrings and their personal problems are exposed via Twitter, Instagram and Facebook. Welcome to the 21st century NBA, where franchise players have arisen to stardom via ghettos, bad neighborhoods and below the poverty line. Welcome to the 21st century NBA, where fans don't care how a player looks or what his rap sheet is, if he can put the rock through the rim then he's a certified savior of a city.
If we're going to be tackling John Wall's tattoos and telling team management to pause on a possible extension then maybe we're still living in the past where players were still wearing high top fades (when it first became cool) and/or Chuck Taylors.
Washington Post writer Jason Reid's rant that Wall's latest chest ink should cause pause for a new contract is about as outdated as the typewriter, which may in fact be what he used to bat out his story. After Allen Iverson broke NBA ground in the mid-90s, the stereotypes and the prejudging of professional athletes went out the window. Sure, Iverson's bad boy behavior and agonizing antics did nothing to dispel his looks, but the floodgates of following athletes defined by their talent and not their "tats" became the norm. But that was back in the late 90s and early 2000s so the fact that we're still talking about these issues in 2013 is quite silly.
Racism still exists and stereotypes are still handed out easily but the notorious "tattoo" doesn't scream thug or gangster like it used to. When you scan the NBA landscape nearly every franchise star has body ink written somewhere on him. From LeBron James to Kobe Bryant. From the low key Kevin Durant to the quiet and humble Tim Duncan, tattoos aren't signs of danger, they're signs of a signature star.
But considering Wall walks the streets of Washington, D.C., where tattoos are the staple of the youth in the area, then resigning him as the face of the franchise makes all the sense in the world. And considering that Wall's body art isn't even visible unless he's standing next to you shirtless, then questioning whether or not Washington should re-sign him makes absolutely no sense at all. If the Wizards brain trust even gave the slightest concern about a torso tattoo then clearly their thinking is about as prehistoric as segregation and the term "colored." Your best player has a tattoo beneath his jersey? So what?! Even if Wall was rocking a body covered in black ink, have you seen LeBron James lately? He's the guy that just ripped off two NBA Finals MVP awards while leading his team to back-to-back championships.
Maybe Reid's rendition was merely meant to get people talking. If so, then mission accomplished. Because there's no way a sportswriter in the 21st century could still be concerning himself with something as commonplace as tattoos amongst professional athletes. When Wall walks through the doors of the Verizon Center with teardrops tatted beneath his eye or Thug Life sprawled across his stomach then there may be actual reason to question a big bonus. But until that day happens, fans and the franchise will continue to judge him by his play on the court and not by the opinion of a story that's probably 30 years too late.
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ARNOLDS PARK, Iowa - After going up, down and across Iowa for the past month, it seemed fitting for the 2010 Iowa State Tailgate Tour to conclude in an amusement park (Arnolds Park) with one of the country's most famous roller coasters (The Legend) Tuesday evening. An overflow, raucous crowd in the Okoboji area gave each of the Cyclone coaches a standing ovation. Before making the final visit of the year in northwest, Iowa, the Cyclone contingent made a lunch stop at Stoney Creek Inn located in Sioux City, Iowa.
Iowa State head men's basketball coach Fred Hoiberg, head wrestling coach Kevin Jackson, head women's basketball coach Bill Fennelly, Director of Athletics Jamie Pollard and members of the Iowa State athletics department staff were a part of the final day of the tour.
Fans in Sioux City got a chance to interact with the ISU group. Additionally, Hoiberg talked about his excitement in regard to taking over the reign of the men's hoops program and the up-tempo style of play he looks to run.
On the shores of West Okoboji Lake for the evening stop at Arnolds Park, fans were able to listen to Hoiberg, Pollard, Jackson and Fennelly talk. Furthermore, student-athletes from the ISU football team were in attendance for the fans to interact with and receive autographs. Pollard was honored when he received an honorary doctoral degree "for getting things done" from the fictitious University of Okoboji.
Several staff members got a chance to ride the famous roller coaster as well as participate in two go-kart races. Click the links in the slideout tabs or in the photo above to see videos and photos of the stop on Tuesday evening.


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Of talking rubbish bins; planets with two suns; and, a dummy running for mayor…Tuesday, September 27th, 2011
• Don't be alarmed if, after you drop something in a public rubbish bin in London or Liverpool, you hear a disembodied voice thanking you. Or a blast of Handel's Messiah. Or a burp. News came last week of a plan to introduce a range of talking bins in the city centres to encourage people to dispose of their rubbish correctly by rewarding them when they do. The Keep Britain Tidy charity which is behind the move has even recruited some celebrity voices, including comedian and writer Michael Palin, actress Amanda Holden and former England cricketer Phil Tufnell (his bin will be located outside Lord's cricket ground and will have home saying ' Howzat!' when someone does the right thing). The bins will start appearing on the streets shortly and there are plans to expand the idea to other cities in the UK.
• Seems like Star Wars wasn't all wrong after all. Scientists say they've spotted a planet which, like that of Tatooine in Star Wars, has two suns and so, two sunsets. The planet, known as Kepler-16b, lies about 200 light years from earth. The scientists say the fact the suns are quite close together means the planet, a gas giant where temperatures range from a frigid -70 to 100 degrees Celsius (not exactly balmy!), would never have continuous daylight.
• A mannequin is reportedly running for mayor in a suburb of the US city of Cincinnati. The life-sized shop dummy, known as BarBe Q, is apparently running on a platform of fighting for small shop owners as they take on fast food chains. Restauranteur Kenny Tessel, who ensured the manniquin's fame a couple of years ago when he successfully fought a battle against authorities over whether he could display the bikini-clad model outside his restaurant, insists the move is not a stunt.


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Seriously though its a massive hurricane heading towards the east coast, it is going to collide with a cold front meaning we might get up to 2 feet of snow by some crazy estimates.
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Seriously though its a massive hurricane heading towards the east coast, it is going to collide with a cold front meaning we might get up to 2 feet of snow by some crazy estimates.
I really hope we don't loose power, I have an essay due on Wednesday.
i have 3 midterms of monday so i would be great if this was terrible and school was cancelled. no electricity would suck though.
i have 3 midterms next week but 3 on the same day is harsh
it's not really, only one was scheduled for monday, the others were supposed to be on different days at the end of last week but got pushed back.
whats your major again
liberal arts probably
I has a mid term in english and sociology. Got a 61.5 in sociology and didn't get the english back yet :c
West Virgina is going to get 4 feet of snow
I think class will be closed
Where do you go again?
closed monday and tuesday, all right
all is quite as the low pressure system descends
and so it begins
I wonder how this will affect the ELECTION
The only battleground state that's really going to be bothered by this and is a real battle ground is Virgina. Currently, Obama is up in Virgina. So because of the hurricane that opinion might be 'stuck' and Romney won't have time to come in and campaign like he wanted to. This can really hurt the Romney plan for victory if this happens because winning Virgina was suppose to be a stepping stone to sweeping other states. There are actually ways for Obama to still win even if Romney wins Florida and Ohio if he looses Virgina.
this is a pretty failure image for the Obama campaign with them losing Colorado, Florida, Ohio, and New Hampshire, that is pretty much the worse case senario
but because they have Virgina, they can still hold the presidency
I like all the people buying water for a hurricane.
the irony and stupidity is insane
yay alberta
Yeah I heard Canada got struck by a Tsunami.
drink rainwater
Rainwater can have stuff in it
like what? air pollution
Im willing to bet a coke is worse for you than rain water


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Ned Yost media session: May 5
Today, Ned Yost had a short media session, but he did discuss why Louis Coleman had to go to Omaha. The reason simply was because Felipe Paulino was activated from the disabled list. Paulino is full strength for tonight. Yost says, "There will be no restrictions on him tonight and he is available to go 105 or 110 (pitches)."
Greg Holland looked really good today in a batting practice throwing session and he had no after effects. Holland should be heading out to Northwest Arkansas for his rehab assignment on Tuesday.


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Royals fans have no fear, the Underdogs are here. Losing streaks? They can bounce back. Seven-run deficits? Done that. Jinxes? Not a problem.
Miguel Olivo, Jose Guillen and company struck back late last night. You may have gone to bed. To find out what is going on with these Royals let's go around the horn…
By now you've probably heard about Miguel Olivo pinch hitting in the ninth. Two outs, two strikes and he plants one over the fence. You've probably also heard about Alex Gordon being intentionally walked and Jose Guillen making the Orioles pay for it.
These are resilient Royals. Down four runs, they started scoring. On top of that, they shut off the Baltimore offense. The score was 6-5 last night and the Orioles didn't score after the fifth. It's the second time over their last eight games to come from behind to finish off an opponent. In a wild ride last Sunday, the Royals mounted a seven run comeback to beat the Giants. Even two days ago, they wouldn't stop. It wasn't enough to beat the Cardinals, but they started digging out of a five run hole and never gave in.
MLB.com quoted last night's starter Zack Greinke talking about the resilient Royals: "That's what we've been doing lately. We get behind, and we don't quit and we come back" Greinke said. "This is several games now where we've been behind by a bunch and still find a way to come back."
Greinke's right. The Royals have 11 come from behind wins this season.
Sunday marked the first time the Royals had lost back-to-back games since June 11. What did they do last night? They made sure it didn't become a losing streak. And where? Baltimore of all places, this is the same city in which they had a nine game slide. That's two Oriole streaks the Royals have broken up this year. The Royals snapped a 12 game-losing streak to the O's earlier this season at Kauffman and now they are looking to build a winning streak of their own. Right now K.C.'s streak over Baltimore is at two.
The All-Star game is July 16, which is two weeks from today. Tomorrow night, balloting closes. Jose Guillen and Joakim Soria should get huge props for their play the last two months. They were both named Player and Pitcher of the Month for May and June.
Their stats speak for themselves. Guillen tied for third with the most hits in the American League during June. His doubles total has trailed off some of late, but he's also dealing with some leg issues and he still hit .345 for the month with seven homers (top 10) and 25 RBI (also tied for third). In May, he tied for the lead in double with 11 and knocked in 11.
Soria, at a completely different position, may have been even more dominant. He's making teams afraid to face him (though the Orioles will probably think twice about intentionally walking someone to get to Guillen in the future). Soria was second in saves in the American League for June (10). Hitters only batted .182 against him during the month. More impressively, in one month, he allowed just eight hits. Eight. May was seven (with a .163 average against him). He has 13 strikeouts in each of the last two months in 25 innings. He's only given up five runs since the season started.
Notes from Trey Hillman's press conference: DeJesus is out again tonight but may be ready for late-inning duty and will hopefully be back in the lineup tomorrow…On the Disabled List front: Leo Nunez has live batting practices scheduled this week and could be on a rehab assignment as soon as next week if all goes well…John Bale is progessing, but not as fast as Nunez. He's still looking at being back sometime after the All-Star break… Here's a fun stat for the day: The Wilmington Blue Rocks have the top four leaders in stolen bases for the Carolina league, being paced by Derrick Robinson who has 38 steals in 73 games (the highest number not owned by a Blue Rock; 19 steals by John Shelby of the Winston-Salem Warthogs, which is tied with Wilmington's Chris McConnell).
A few TV clarifactions for you in case you were curious/didn't know. As we mentioned yesterday, Saturday's game will be on FSN-KC. It will be a makeup from a rainout on May 22 in Cleveland earlier this season. Royals Live will start at 5:30 with regular coverage at 6.
For Direct TV subscribers in the KC area straight from Geoff Goldman, FSN-KC Media Relations Director: DirecTV is changing its channel numbers for regional sports networks. Beginning Wednesday (July 2), DirecTV subscribers will find Kansas City Royals telecasts on a new channel – 672 (the old channel, through July 1, is 648).
According to information provided by DirecTV, viewers will be directed to the new channel number in the on-screen guide. High definition channel numbers will move with the standard def channel number (i.e. – Royals HD telecasts will be found on 672-1).
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Ya know...I am sure they would, but in my experience, I actually think antelope prefer stagnant water.
Im going antelope hunting for the first time this fall and was wondering what kind of water they prefer. All the tv shows i have seen, the hunters set up on small ponds or water tanks. My question is will antelope drink from a river or stream or moving water?
Ya know...I am sure they would, but in my experience, I actually think antelope prefer stagnant water.
Depends on how thirsty they are!!! Just kidding. Most of the water around where I hunt is pretty yucky, no real tanks as such. Not much livestock so I guess that why no developed water sources.
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Excellent question, there is little running water in the zone I'll be hunting lopes in this year and I have spent quite a bit of time looking for water on Google Earth. Those will be the places I first check when I finally get to mu hunt zone.
For me I've never seen them drink from a pond or tank. They have always drank from the seeps leaking from the tanks or were the water is overflowing and running away from the water sorce in small little pools before it disappears into the dirt. I made the mistake and set up on a tank and 40 yards and never had a goat come in closer then 80 yards because they drank as far away from the tank as possible.
I watched them drinking from the North Platte river last year so at least in that area they will use moving water.


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The debate over whether prison inmates should be allowed video game consoles is one that surfaces periodically.
But the head of Britain's Serious Organised Crime Agency offered a new twist this week when SOCA director-general Bill Hughes claimed that jailed crime lords were controlling their illicit empires via Internet-enabled video game consoles. U.K. newspaper the Times reported Hughes's comments:
If you are locked up, how do you communicate with others? And we have been highlighting the fact it is not always with mobile telephones. There is other technology used — people are using PlayStations to charge their mobile phones and are playing games interactively with others, so are able to communicate with them.
The Prison Service is concerned that prisoners are using interactive games to talk to people outside the prison. Communication is the name of the game and criminals are looking to exploit new technologies. Prisoners have rights and they have access to the internet…
U.K. prison officials, however, expressed outrage over Hughes's remarks, which apparently caught them off-guard. A spokesman for the Prison Service told the Times:
Prisoners have never been allowed access to wireless enabled technology such as that used in some games consoles. Nor would they ever be allowed access to such technology.
A decision was taken some years ago that the then-current generation of games consoles should be barred because the capability to send or receive radio signals is an integral part of the equipment.
Although the Times mentions that SOCA chief Hughes later apologized privately to prison boss Phil Wheatley, the newspaper also reports that SOCA is standing by its original claim.
As GamePolitics has previously reported, U.K. prisons allow inmates with good behavior to use game consoles. Potentially suicidal inmates are also permitted to play.
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Pittsburgh, PA (Sports Network) - Shaun Suisham buried a 23-yard field goal
less than a minute into overtime, as the Pittsburgh Steelers survived a scare
from the Kansas City Chiefs with a 16-13 victory on Monday night at Heinz
Chiefs kicker Ryan Succop sent the game into an extra session with a 46-yard
field goal as time expired in regulation before Kansas City got the first
possession of overtime.
It wouldn't last long however, as Matt Cassel was intercepted by Lawrence
Timmons on the second play from scrimmage.
Timmons returned the pick 23 yards to the Kansas City 5 and Suisham trotted
out on the next play for the game-winning field goal.
The victory came with a price for the Steelers (6-3), who lost starting
quarterback Ben Roethlisberger to a right shoulder injury early in the second
Roethlisberger, who finished 9-of-18 for 84 yards and a touchdown before the
injury, left the stadium to have his shoulder examined further according to
multiple reports.
Byron Leftwich replaced the nine-year veteran under center and completed 7-
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carries to help the Steelers earn their fourth straight victory.
Cassel passed for 154 yards on 11-of-26 efficiency with one big interception.
Jamaal Charles carried the load with 100 yards and a score on 23 carries for
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This apartment is 5 minutes walk to subway station 50th street in midtown west. It is also walking distance from central park, columbus circle and time square.
This area is the heart of fashion. Major fashion labels such as Carolina Herrera, Oscar de la Renta, Calvin Klein, Nicole Miller, and Andrew Marc have showrooms, production facilities, or offices located in the Garment District. Explore the area's countless sample sales, discount shops, fabric stores, and boutiques. Located only blocks from NYC's Macy's, the largest department store in the world.
Popular restaurants in the area include Casa di Isacco, Spot Dessert Bar, and Uncle Jack's Steakhouse.
Easy access to the rest of the city. A, C, E trains at Port Authority. 7, S, N, Q, R trains at 42nd Street/Times Square and B, D, F, M at 42nd Street/ Bryant Park.
No smoking
There is a late fee for check ins after 6PM (40 dollars before 9 pm and
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Unterkunft ist gut, ansprechend eingerichtet und für mehrere Personen durchaus komplett. Gleichwohl sollte man wie stets bei älteren, renovierten US-Gebäuden nicht einen zu perfekten baulichen Zustand erwarten.
In der Nähe des Times Square und direkt über kleinen Restaurants ist es ordentlich laut. Dafür ist man aber auch dicht dran und nur wenige Fußminuten von der "Szene", sowie Busbahnhof und Fernbahnhof entfernt.
Empfehlenswert und reel.
le studio que nous avions réservé n'était plus libre, nous avons donc logé dans un autre appartement (plus grand)
Quartier central, proche du métro, supermarché, resto...
propre et agréable.
agence disponible pour toutes questions
possibilité de laisser les valises à l'agence après le check out pour profiter pleinement des dernières heures avant le départ.
Nice apartment, spacious for New York, 30min walk to times square, 5 mins to the Port Authority Transit centre so ideal for transport. Many restaurants and bars nearby, but can be a little noisy on Saturday night. The toilet flushing was a bit tempramental, and do pack your own hair drier and iron if required.
Appartement plus petit que les photos le laissent à penser.
Très bruyant, mais plutôt pas mal situé
From the start of the enquiry to the end the whole process went very smooth. All my emails and inquiries were answered very quickly; the check in process was very good even at 10pm at night! The apartment was very nice, specious and clean, with wooden floors throughout, in a very nice neighbourhood with great choice of restaurants and bars. There was a TV in each bedroom so no fighting over the remote control and the big plus was the free WI-FI!! Towels and linen was provided and the kitchen was fully stocked too. There were 6 of us and with 2 bathrooms there was no problem to get ready in the mornings.
The checkout was stress free too. The whole experience I would rate 5* and would use the service again!!
Thank you, Anna
First of all great service! Thank you! With lot of patience he answered to all my e-mails!
The Appartment is like on the pictures! The furniture new, the towel and the lines as well, and a good equipped kitchen. The location is perfect for going out and sightseeing! 10min walking until the Times Square. The internet connection didn't work when we moved in, we wrote an e-mail to him and few hours later, it was already fixed. The bathroom is quite small, but ok. The water pressure was quite weak during we were there but it was acceptable.
The check-in at the office was finished in few minutes and we took a taxi to the flat, which one about 7$.
There is just one thing that's not so good. The flat is not isolatet and you hear the traffic noise from outside. Quite loud and we are absolutley not used to hear such noise. We had also bad luck, the last 3 day's there was a road construction in front of our window during the night. But after walking kilometers thrugh NY, you are so tired that you don't hear the noise ;-)
Vaste studio dans un quartier sympa, à deux pas de Times Square.
Idéal pour un séjour en amoureux.
Le lit donnant sur la rue, c'est parfois un peu bruyant ...
The apartment is a good size and perfectly located in mid-town close to some great bars and restaurants.
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text: One of our favorites and an American Sportswear staple has said to be shuttering its doors early this year. Young and preppy, Ralph Lauren Rugby was the go-to brand for sporty polos, slim cut jackets, and achieved the urban rugged look in a way many other fashion lines tried to imitate. While the news is sad but true, the good news is that there's still time to shop the fall line. Shop while you still can at rugby.com.


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How Forward-Thinking Companies Play It Forward
All work and no play …
That seems to be the motto at many companies.
So let me introduce you to a concept I'm going to call "play it forward." With all due respect to Kevin Spacey and the crew on the set of Pay It Forward, play it forward is when you allow people to have fun on the job and, in turn, workers give back to the company with that magical buzzword: innovation.
Back in high school, I worked for a sporting goods retailer. I took my job seriously, and worked hard to keep the customers happy by learning as much as I could about the products. After all, I wanted to earn that minimum wage. But even with a stellar record, one day I almost got sent home early.
It was an hour or two before closing on a Friday night, and the store was empty. A couple of co-workers about my age decided to throw a Nerf football around in the back of the store to break up the monotony of a slow night, so I joined in. Predictably, the ball bounced all over the place, but there were no breakables in the area or customers in sight. It was fun, but it was wrong. And I knew better.
Our manager was not pleased when he saw what was happening. He yelled at us and told us all to go home. I apologized, and he didn't follow through on his order—probably because he realized that if we all went home he'd have to perform all of the closing duties himself.
Looking back on it now, I don't think my manager was wrong, but he wasn't right either. Yes, decorum in the workplace is essential. Yes, there's always "something" to do, but what's wrong with having a little fun at the office? What we were doing was not productive, but what if it led to an idea of having someone periodically play catch with customers or some sort of football-throwing competition with prizes and it boosted sales?
The National Institute for Play says: "As play is woven into the fabric of social practices, we will dramatically transform our personal health, our relationships, the education we provide our children and the capacity of our corporations to innovate."
I couldn't agree more. Playing is all about imagination, which is where innovation comes to play.
It was refreshing to read a recent CNN story that talked about some of the companies out there that embrace fun, like YouTube with its slide. And if you want to see something that looks like a whole lot of fun, check out Google's office in Zurich. Tell me you wouldn't feel inspired traversing those halls on a daily basis. Of course fun has its limits. If you see "Bob" sitting on the couch playing video games all day and missing deadlines, then it's pretty clear "Bob" can't come out and play anymore.
In decades past, many companies took a "you can't have fun at the old workplace" approach to their workers. Maybe I'm basing this too much on what I saw on the tube as a kid, but my vision of bosses in the 1960s, for example, is more Mr. Mooney than Lieutenant McHale. That mentality seemed to change when the Internet took over in the mid- to late '90s before the dot-com bubble burst. At that time, any inspiration seemed to lead to jubilation—and a whole bunch of venture capital funds to boot, but that's another story.
Today, it seems companies have regressed. For instance, recently a group of Australian miners were reportedly fired for doing the Harlem Shake while on duty. Sure safety is paramount, but this action seems extreme, don't you think?
With U.S. unemployment still at 7.6 percent, some workers might feel at risk if they take risks since there's an "everyone's replaceable" attitude that seems to permeate the workforce. And even if companies do offer outlets for fun, as the CNN story says, unless companies embrace this "It's OK to have fun on the job attitude," worried workers might be hesitant to partake anyway.
Google seems to have the play-it-forward concept down pat. Think about the Google Doodle. The concept is pretty simple; it's just a picture or interactive scene that pays homage to a person or event. How many companies do you know that would employ people to do such a thing? And yet, Google has a whole team of "doodlers" who create the cool graphics you periodically see on Google. In return, the company gets recognition. Lots of it. Just look at how many news outlets wrote about Google's recent Earth Day interactive doodle. Or you can read about how McDonald's takes an Iron Chef-like approach to innovation. Indeed, having fun on the job seems to be the secret ingredient in teamwork, camaraderie and innovation.
Go ahead, play it forward …
James Tehrani is Workforce's copy desk chief. Comment below or email email@example.com. Follow Tehrani on Twitter at @WorkforceJames.


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News: Top Colleges to Attend PCC University Day Feb. 13
More than a dozen colleges and universities, including UCLA and Cal Poly Pomona, are slated to attend Pasadena City College's University Day Feb. 13.
Students interested in transferring to a four-year college or university can explore transfer opportunities, learn about academic programs and majors, attend application workshops, and learn about financial aid.
"University Day is an opportunity for PCC students to explore their transfer options and meet university representatives who can serve as contacts in the transfer process," said Dina Chase, interim associate dean of Admissions and Records. Informational booths will be set up between 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. in the PCC Quad. Festivities will be moved to Creveling Lounge in case of rain.
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The blog increases general awareness and engages the public in thought and discussion around topics and themes related to NAEYC's mission. The blog is also a way to share NAEYC initiatives and to explore what's new, upcoming, timely, or topical.
Although blog posts can address a wide range of topics related to early childhood education and young children, we are specifically interested in posts that relate to NAEYC initiatives and content. We also want to focus on topics that generate discussion and engagement.
We encourage submissions related to the following broad categories but are open to other ideas as well.
I. Early Childhood Education Topics
Blog submissions can provide thoughtful information on a topic and connect to an NAEYC publication or other initiative and engage readers in thoughtful conversation.
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Blogs can share personal reflections, memories, anecdotes, or humorous stories related to early childhood education and young children. Blog posts can also connect to NAEYC content and initiatives.
Blog posts are brief (Usually 500 words or less) explorations of a topic. Website visitors can comment on a post and authors can respond in turn. Posts can be text only or can include content related photos or video clips as well as a photo of the contributor. Blog posts are considered editorial content and do not include contributor's logos or branding. We generally do not publish blog posts that promote a specific product. Back to top
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Decision 1: We will let you know if your proposal has been accepted. At this time we will offer feedback and guidance on the content and format of the article.. Please note that an invitation to submit content does not guarantee publication.
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that looks like a fat black woman.
"I'll go," said Chagataev. "But what will I do there? Build socialism?"
"What else?" said the secretary.
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For many people, a new year provides a good excuse to begin something different, or to simply try again. Lose weight, get fit, save money. Sure, these are a few of the most common resolutions people make at this time of year, but they are also some of the more commonly broken New Year's resolutions.
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The National Survey of Student Engagement (NSSE) is the most comprehensive assessment of effective practice in higher education. Since 1999, the Indiana University Center for Postsecondary Research has administered the NSSE, and more than 540 four-year colleges and universities participated this past spring.
In an effort to better understand our students, during the spring of 2009 NIU participated in the NSSE and surveyed 1,127 first-year and senior students. Conducted every three years, we participated in the NSSE again in the spring of 2012 and surveyed 1,239 first-year and senior students. Our results demonstrate that our students continue to feel challenged in their classes, have positive interactions with their faculty, engage in frequent dialogues with others of a different background or belief system, and by their senior year, 48% of students participate in some form of practicum, internship, or field experience.
"The research is unequivocal: students who are actively involved in both academic and out-of-class activities gain more from the college experience than those who are not so involved… [therefore,] it is important to focus on the ways in which an institution can shape its academic, interpersonal, and extracurricular offering to encourage student engagement."
Pascarella & Terenzini. (2005). How college affects students: A third decade of research. San Francisco: Jossey-Bass Publishers, 2005.
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Montreal, QC (Sports Network) - This being the Montreal Canadiens and Boston
Bruins, it had to be a one-goal game.
The Canadiens held on for a 2-1 victory against the Bruins on Saturday night
at Bell Centre.
Montreal strengthened its hold on first place in the Northeast Division,
moving three points ahead of Boston.
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RYAN PEARSON, AP Entertainment Writer
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Jared Leto says that although his Oscar has led to new opportunities in Hollywood, he isn't overly concerned with the trophy itself.
The 42-year-old actor-musician took home the gold-plated statuette last month for his supporting role as transgender drug addict Rayon in "Dallas Buyers Club." It has sustained a few scrapes since then after circulating among friends.
Leto says his Oscar is "a filthy mess. Everybody was pawing that thing."
PHOTOS: The Oscars
He is now promoting "Artifact," a documentary he directed about the battle that his band, 30 Seconds to Mars, had with its record label over its contract and a $30 million lawsuit. The film, available on iTunes, airs Saturday on VH1 and Palladia.


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Wilmington's original planners didn't leave a note to explain, but it's a fact: Wilmington and Philadelphia, the City of Brotherly Love, share a lot of street names, including Market (for the central thoroughfare, in place of "Main Street") and Front Street (instead of "First Street").
Other names in common include Dock, Queen, Castle, Church, Walnut, Chestnut and Mulberry. (Grace Street was known as "Mulberry Street" until 1895, when it was renamed for Grace Methodist Church.)
Princess, however, seems to be exclusively Wilmington's.
The two downtowns, moreover, have remarkably similar layouts, with all numbered streets (Front, Second, Third, etc.) in one direction, and named streets in another. Streets in both are also designated "North" or "South" for being north or south of Market.
(The difference, of course, is that Philadelphia sits on the west bank of the Delaware River, while Wilmington sits on the east bank of the Cape Fear.)
The basic pattern was in place as early as 1737, according to Alan D. Watson, a history professor at the University of North Carolina Wilmington. That was the year Matthew Higginbotham drew up a map of "Newton (formerly New Liverpool)."
The new town didn't become Wilmington until it was chartered in 1740.
Folks noted the similarities early. In his book, "Wilmington, North Carolina, to 1861," Watson quotes a 1757 visitor to the Port City who wrote "the Regularity of the Streets … (is) Equal to that of Philadelphia."
Louis T. Moore, the local historian and longtime executive with the local Chamber of Commerce, noticed the similarities as long ago as the 1930s. He also found, though, that Wilmington also shares a lot of street names (including Red Cross) with Liverpool, England – and remember, the new settlement was actually called "New Liverpool" for a while in the 1730s.
In a 1933 letter to Moore, Wilmington [Map this] native Henry B. McKoy – who'd researched the issue – said Philadelphia rather than Liverpool was probably the model for Wilmington.
His arguments:
1. Liverpool, which dates from the Middle Ages, has narrow, winding, irregular streets, without a clear pattern. Philadelphia and Wilmington both have those rational, squared-off plans, with the street names proceeding in a regular pattern.
2. At the time Wilmington was founded, Philadelphia was the second largest city in colonial American with 13,000 residents (compared with 13,000 for Boston, 11,000 for New York and fewer than 7,000 for Charleston, S.C.) A considerable amount of trade ran between Wilmington and Philadelphia, so it's only natural the larger town would influence the new settlement.
Eighty years later, we've yet to come up with a better theory. You can find a copy of McKoy's letter to Moore in the Bill Reaves files at the New Hanover County Public Library.
McKoy, by the way, spent much of his life out of state as a building contractor, but he remained close to Wilmington. His 1957 book "Wilmington, N.C.: Do You Remember When?" is a treasure trove of social history, including one of the last first-person accounts of Jonkonnu or "coonering," the annual holiday carnival celebrated by local African Americans.
How did streets such as Queen, Castle, Church, Nun, Ann, Orange and Dock get their names?
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Apparently the tank sat in this fellow's yard for almost 10 years as a storage container for odds and ends. I drove by this thing for close to 8 years now thinking that it would be a great observatory. When the leaves came off the treees this fall and I saw the hole in the end... Eurika!!!
Anyway. I've attached the "inside" photo in reference to the other end. I know domes are hard to come by, and originally I was going to cut the end off and toss it in the trash - if anyone wants this end for free, it's up for grabs. The hole is an odd shape - the guy I bought the tank from told me that they had to cut one of the ends out for transport, or it would still be considered a tank. It's almost the perfect size for a scope anyway. I think when a set of shutters would be made for the opening, any openings that fell outside the frame of the shutter could be patched up without too much work or difficulty. If interested, PM me here, and we can arrange for pick-up.


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Mta and mailbox stopped after two days. Running 301ga Network Trial on Centos. Checked the posts and threads said to 'Kill -QUIT <tomcat pid>'. Couldnt find tomcat pid only some
httpd pid's. Is this the same thing. Checked the /opt/zimbra/tomcat/logs/catalins.out and it was blank so I obviously did it wrong. More info would be appreciated.


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I like it. It has a very individual style to it, and the bevels / stacks really add depth to the picture. It almost looks like it's been built in real life to place miniatures on - i.e. it looks like a miniature model rather than a realistic depiction which I think works better for VTT type games as the map is very clear, so lines of sight etc would be easier to establish.
Good one!


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Journalism Awards
Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism administers many of the world's most prestigious professional awards that uphold standards of excellence in the media—a tradition that school founder Joseph Pulitzer began over a century ago.
The Pulitzer Prizes are the highest honor in the United States for print journalism, literary achievements and musical composition. Prizes are awarded annually in twenty-one categories.
The Alfred I. duPont-Columbia University Awards honor excellence in broadcast and digital journalism produced for audiences in the United States by local stations, independent producers, networks and cable systems.
The Maria Moors Cabot Prizes are awarded to three or four journalists reporting in the Western Hemisphere who have contributed to inter-American understanding through a sustained and distinguished body of work.
The Chancellor Award honors the legacy of the late John Chancellor, the pioneering television correspondent and longtime anchor for NBC News.
The Columbia Journalism Award is given in recognition of exceptional journalistic performance and voted by the faculty "for singular journalistic performance in the public interest." It is presented annually to someone of overarching accomplishment and distinguished service to journalism.
The Lukas Prize Project Awards recognize excellence in nonfiction that exemplifies the literary grace and commitment to serious research and social concern that characterized the work of the awards' namesake, J. Anthony Lukas.
The John B. Oakes Award for Distinguished Environmental Journalism is given to the author of an article or series in a U.S. publication that makes an exceptional contribution to the public's understanding of environmental issues.
The Mike Berger Award honors enterprising reporting in the tradition of Meyer "Mike" Berger, who set the standard for thought-provoking human-interest reporting about the lives of ordinary people.
The Paul Tobenkin Memorial Award honors the New York Herald Tribune reporter, and recognizes outstanding achievements in reporting on racial or religious hatred, intolerance or discrimination in the United States.
The Dart Awards for Excellence in Coverage of Trauma honor the most sensitive, thoughtful and ethical journalism on violence, crime, disaster and other traumatic events.


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