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The Celtics had a very good season and a good part of it was based on their improved defensive effort.
Avery Bradley led that effort as a starter and, on Wednesday, was named to the NBA's all-defensive first team by pro basketball media members.
Behind Bradley, the Celtics finished tied with the Clippers and Warriors for fourth in the NBA in defensive rating. Bradley was also the top finisher among guards in the Kia NBA Defensive Player of the Year voting (sixth place overall). He averaged a career-high 1.54 steals for the Celtics in their breakout 48-win season under third-year coach Brad Stevens.
Jae Crowder just missed a selection on the second team, finishing with 47 points, including three first-team votes. Marcus Smart, who often played alongside Bradley in the backcourt, finished with seven points and two first-team votes.
Kawhi Leonard of the Spurs won the Kia NBA Defensive Player of the Year award and finished with the most votes.
Player (Team), 1st Team Votes, 2nd Team Votes, Total
Kawhi Leonard (San Antonio), 130, –, 260
Draymond Green (Golden State), 123, 5, 251
DeAndre Jordan (L.A. Clippers), 47, 43, 137
Avery Bradley (Boston), 62, 25, 149
Chris Paul (L.A. Clippers), 59, 30, 148
Player (Team), 1st Team Votes, 2nd Team Votes, Total
Paul Millsap (Atlanta), 11, 75, 97
Paul George (Indiana), 5 , 38, 48
Hassan Whiteside (Miami), 44, 38, 126
Tony Allen (Memphis), 44, 33, 121
Jimmy Butler (Chicago), 18, 26 , 62
In the days leading up to June's NBA draft, we want to encourage debate regarding what the Celtics should do with the No. 3 overall pick. In that spirit, we present, "Celtics choice."
Today: Using the No. 3 pick on Providence College point guard Kris Dunn or keeping promising third-year player Marcus Smart
The case for Dunn
See if this sounds familiar: the Providence guard is powerfully built and physically gifted for his position, with the ability to defend multiple positions and a toughness NBA GMs like Danny Ainge love. If that sounds like Smart, it's because Dunn shares many characteristics with the Celtics guard. Where he separates, however, is on the offensive side of the ball. Dunn is a better ball handler, passer, and scorer than Smart. At 6-foot-4, 205 pounds and with a 6-9 wingspan, Dunn possesses tremendous defensive instincts and court vision. He's a terror in the open court and can finish at the rim authoritatively with either hand. He's a true playmaking point guard who can also score (37.2 percent on 3-pointers). Just call him Smart 2.0.
The case against Dunn
In the delicate ecosystem of an NBA locker room, one malcontent can lead to disaster, and it's fair to question Dunn's fit when his agents are already suggesting he won't play for a team — including the Celtics — with an established point guard. They can't stop anyone from drafting him, but they can make it more difficult by withholding Dunn's medicals, which is what Yahoo's Adrian Wojnarowski says they intend to do. This is an issue because Dunn required two shoulder surgeries during his PC career and teams will want a look before committing to him as their point guard of the future. On the court, there's also the question of Dunn's stroke — his inconsistent jumper includes a lot of moving parts — and his occasionally sloppy and reckless ball-handling.
The case for Smart
We have a much better idea of what type of NBA player Smart is and will be. A hawkish defender, he was often Brad Stevens' secret weapon, shutting down opposing guards, but also spending time pushing 7-foot-3 Kristaps Porzingis out of the post or shutting down Hawks star Paul Millsap in the midst of a 45-point playoff outburst. Smart is one of the best garbage players in the NBA, and that's meant as a compliment, thanks to his ability to attack the offensive glass, pick up loose balls, and force mayhem on both ends of the floor. He also deserves credit for his willingness to take, and make, big shots, playing beyond his shooting percentages in pressure situations. He's also only 12 days older than Dunn.
The case against Smart
Man, that shot. Smart's jumper is not pretty and neither are his shooting percentages. He shot just .253 on 3-pointers last year, third-worst in the NBA. He has also demonstrated time and again an inability to score at the rim, where he's often swallowed up by bigger players. Smart's impressive athleticism tends to be of the horizontal variety, where his foot speed allows him to stay in front of opposing ball handlers. He's vertically challenged, however, lacking explosiveness at the rim. There are also real questions about his ball handling, which is why Evan Turner ends up playing point guard when Smart's on the floor. His shot selection remains extremely iffy — Smart has never met a contested 3-pointer early in the shot clock that he wouldn't take. Then there's the whole flopping/complaining thing.
The Verdict
The Celtics need scoring, not another athletic, defensive-minded point guard. Even accepting that Dunn will be a better pro than Smart, the C's can do better with the third pick when they already have a reasonable facsimile on their roster. Keep Smart, use the third pick on a shooter.
Previous entries
May 24: DeMarcus Cousins vs. Blake Griffin
May 23: Bradley Beal vs. Gordon Hayward
May 20: Buddy Hield vs. Jaylen Brown
May 19: Jahlil Okafor vs. Dragan Bender
Appearing on WEEI's OMF program Tuesday, ESPN basketball columnist and hall of famer Jackie MacMullan gave Celtics fans a huge reality check when it comes to Kevin Durant.
Appearing on WEEI's OMF program Tuesday, ESPN basketball columnist and hall of famer Jackie MacMullan gave Celtics fans a huge reality check when it comes to Kevin Durant.
The superstar in the midst of playoff run with the Oklahoma City Thunder, helping them to a 2-1 series lead over favored Golden State, could become a free agent this summer. The speculation is that he would sign a one-year deal and then sign his mega-deal starting with the 2017-18 season, when the NBA salary cap is around $108 million.
Celtics fans chanted "Come to Boston" when Oklahoma City came to town in March and spanked the Celtics. That was the same week Philadelphia fans did the same in the hopes of luring him to their town.
MacMullan said a reality check is in order.
"You can forget about Durant," MacMullan said. I'm not sure Durant is going to go anywhere. Suppose they win the championship, you think he's going to leave there?
"The truth is: All these people put words in Kevin Durant's mouth about leaving in the first place. Has he ever said that he wanted to leave? He never has. That, to me, is a bit of a pipe dream."
Another name that's been tossed around is Bulls shooting guard Jimmy Butler. He's got four years left on a five-year, $92.3 million deal. MacMullan thinks the asking price from Chicago could be too steep, even for the Celtics.
"Jimmy Butler, what's the price? That matters, that matters," she added. "You can't give away everything away for Jimmy Butler. I would love to have Jimmy Butler here."
Then the most realistic scenario came up. MacMullan thinks the Celtics are "most realistic" contenders for Philly big man Jahlil Okafor.
"I did a podcast with Brett Brown, the Sixers coach, and there were two things that emerged from that that made it very clear to me. One was he did acknowledge the glut of big men that they have on their roster, and realize, too, it could be a bigger glut because if Dario Saric finally comes over, who they've had their eye on now for a while, if he comes over, that becomes even more the case. So, I do think Okafor is available," MacMullan said.
MacMullan was also asked about the comments of Danny Ainge on Sunday night to WBZ-TV, comments in which he indicated that he needs to be measured when considering how to handle moves this summer.
"I thought his comments [in the interview] were very interesting, particularly when he started talking about, 'my job is to be patient, not to overreact.' By the way, I agree with him on that," MacMullan said. "I agree 100 percent, and I know people don't want to hear that because they want things to happen yesterday, or at least tomorrow, right? But there's a really good chance that they won't.
"The other thing I learned in talking with Brett Brown in that podcast is that he loves Kris Dunn. I love Kris Dunn, too."
MacMullan wasn't overly turned off by Okafor's incident at a Boston night club after the season-opening loss to the Celtics, a game in which he scored 26 points (on 10-of-14 shooting) and hauled in seven rebounds in his NBA debut.
"I like Okafor. I think if he came out in this draft this year, he'd probably be second behind Simmons in the draft," MacMullan added. "He fills a lot of needs that the Celtics have. He's a big guy. He's not an elite defender. He's not going to be the all-time shot-blocker leader in NBA history, or anything.
"But he can do what you need to do, and that is get some protection around the rim, rebounds the ball [and] he can score. He can score. Remember opening night? What he did to poor Tyler Zeller. He's a very good player. We don't even know what the upside is. I know people say, 'What about all the off-the-court stuff?' He's a young kid that got frustrated, I think, by a lot of the things that happened to that team. Imagine going from Duke to the Sixers. He didn't handle it very well. I'm not sure I'm ready to write him off for that."
The Celtics were slotted the third overall pick in this year's NBA draft last week, which meant to most NBA scouts and fans that Boston would miss out on the draft's top two prospects, LSU power forward Ben Simmons and Duke forward Brandon Ingram.
However, recent reports suggest that Celtics president of basketball operations Danny Ainge may have a better chance of grabbing Simmons or Ingram than expected.
Lakersnation.com reported that Lakers general manager Mitch Kupchak might have interest in drafting international center Dragan Bender with the second overall pick instead of Simmons or Ingram. Therefore, if Ainge holds onto the third overall pick, one of the supposed top two players this year could be wearing a Celtics uniform this fall.
"I'm not sure there's as dramatic a cliff as people think between 2 and 3," Kupchak said in an interview with TNT analyst David Aldridge. "Any way you look at it, we feel we'll get an excellent player at 2."
Added Kupchak: "If you look at our depth chart, you can make an argument that we need a player in the frontcourt," Kupchak said. "We need a big. … I think we're more set in the backcourt than the frontcourt."
If the Lakers are truly looking for a big man, they could do a lot worse than selecting Bender, a 7-foot-1, 225 pound Croatian who played for Maccabi Tel Aviv in Israel last season. At 18 years old, Bender has plenty of upside, and scouts love his ability to protect the rim and his outside shooting. With 6-foot-9 Laker Julius Randle occupying the power forward position, a true big man like Bender could provide immediate aid to a rebuilding Los Angeles squad.
It would make sense for the Lakers to consider taking Bender over the 6-foot-10 Simmons or 6-foot-9 Ingram, who play more like small forwards than true big men. Most mock drafts, like the one on nbadraft.net, have Simmons going first overall to the 76ers, suggesting that if Bender is taken second by Los Angeles, it's Ingram who most likely will be available.
Ingram, who turns 19 in September, could provide instant help to a Celtics team that is on the brink of being a true contender in the Eastern Conference. Coming off of a freshman campaign when he averaged 17.3 points, 6.8 rebounds and 2.0 assists in 36 games with the Blue Devils, the ACC Freshman of the Year draws comparisons to Thunder forward Kevin Durant, as he has an impressive wingspan (7-foot-3) and shooting ability.
It seems the Celtics have serious interest in Ingram, as he agreed to work out with the team not too long ago. Ainge also has suggested that he will aim to take the best player available should he hold on to the No. 3 pick, which very well could be Ingram.
"We cannot let a player slip by us just because it doesn't fulfill our immediate satisfaction, or the objective for the fans to see something more exciting," Ainge told ESPN. "We have to pick the best player, under any circumstance."
The NBA draft will be held June 23 at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn. Besides the third overall pick, the Celtics also have picks 16, 23, 31, 35, 45, 51, and 58.
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As the days pass leading up to June's NBA Draft, we want to encourage the debate regarding what the Celtics should do with the No. 3 overall pick. In that spirit, we present, "Celtics choice."
Today: Using the No. 3 pick to trade for Kings forward DeMarcus Cousins or Clippers superstar Blake Griffin
The case for Cousins
Arguably, at 6-foot-11, 270 pounds, the most-talented young true center in the NBA. He turns 26 this August and is coming off back-to-back All-Star seasons with the woebegone Kings. He's gone from 22.7 points and 11.7 rebounds in 2013-14 to 26.9 and 11.9 this past season. He can give the Celtics everything they're looking for in a true post presence, who can score and rim protect. He would instantly transform Boston's front court into a powerhouse. He's still got two years left on a 4-year, $65 million deal, averaging $17.5 million each season, not bad for the production. The Celtics had no low post presence against the Hawks in their first-round series. Cousins would immediately change all of that.
The case against Cousins
It's the attitude, son. No one doubts his raw ability and production. No one also doubts his lack of maturity has greatly stunted his ability to lead in Sacramento. No doubt, being on a losing franchise year after year can wear on an impressionable kid. Having Rajon Rondo in the locker room probably didn't do a lot to help in that regard, either. Cousins famously erupted at Kings coach George Karl last November in front of the team. He's had many other flare-ups over his six seasons in the land NBA winners went to escape relevance. The Celtics spent much of the season building bonds and shedding tears when the season came to an end in April. Cousins could be an explosive mix to that.
The case for Griffin
Still one of the best pure scorers in the NBA. He's a 6-foot-10, 250-pound wing who can shoot or drive to the basket with the best of them. He's also still one of the best big-man passers in the game (along with LeBron James). His court vision is still superior and having him on the Celtics opens up all kind of possibilities on the wing. He's a strong defensive rebounder and a solid defender. He's been an All-Star in his first five seasons before losing his mind and punching an equipment manager in January in Toronto. That incident caused him to break his right hand and limited him to 35 games, breaking his string of five consecutive trips to the All-Star game. He has averaged 21.4 and 9.6 rebounds over his career. With him, defenses have to extend to the wing and respect his ability to score from 20 feet and in, just what the Celtics are looking for from a wing scorer.
The case against Griffin
Age. He'll be 28 by the time the playoffs roll around next spring. Are his best days behind him? For a 27-year-old, that might seem like a ridiculous question to ask. But, it's one that Danny Ainge and others get paid to ask. His rebound numbers have dropped from 12.0 in his rookie season to 8.4 last season. The day after Christmas, he was ruled out indefinitely with a partially torn left quadriceps, just above the same knee he had surgery on in Jan. 2010. While expected to return to action on Jan 26, Griffin was instead ruled out for an estimated four to six weeks due to a right hand injury he suffered in the aforementioned Toronto incident. The Clippers publicly scolded Griffin for his behavior and then Doc Rivers had to constantly deny trade rumors. Griffin returned to action on April 3 against Washington. He played 24 minutes as a starter, scoring only six points and five rebounds. He appeared in five of the Clippers' final seven games of the regular season, and managed to appear in the first four first-round playoff games against the Trail Blazers before aggravating the left quad injury in Game 4, which ruled him out for the rest of the postseason. And, oh by the way, he's entering the fourth year of a five-year, $94.5 million deal, which pays him $20.1 million next season and $21 million in the final year.
The verdict
Cousins is just entering the prime of his career and doesn't have the mileage and injury history of Griffin. Cousins hasn't been to the playoffs in his six years in Sacramento but that would change with a relocation to Boston.Note: There is a poll embedded within this post, please visit the site to participate in this post's poll.
If you're wondering what Danny Ainge is thinking heading into June 23, think long-term instead of short-term.
Appearing on WBZ-TV's Sports Final Sunday night, the president of basketball operations for the Celtics suggested that there's a lot to consider when weighing trading the No. 3 pick or holding onto it for the best player available at that spot.
"[The pick] certainly doesn't have the same cachet in trade conversations, in trying to get better quicker, so that sets that back a little bit. Or we'd have to give up more [talent as part of a trade]," Ainge told the show. "I think that there are good players, if we end up using that draft pick. We're excited about the potential players."
So, it appears that Ainge is suggesting that making any trade to bring back a reasonable piece would involve trading one of his existing pieces, not necessarily a deal it sounds like he's ready to make, at least not yet.
"Right now, we're trying to become a better team as fast as we can without selling out. I guess that's the best way to put it," Ainge told the show. "We want to become a more significant team this upcoming year. And, at the same time, we want to build something that's sustainable for a longer period of time.
"I think that that's my job in the organization. I think that ownership would like to see something happen faster. I know my coaches would like to see something faster. I know my players want to see something faster. I've been in their positions and I get it. I want to see something faster, too. But I just have to protect us from doing something irrational, just to get a little bit better. If it's something that gets us to be a true championship contender faster, then I think we're all on board. As long as it's a sustainable formula and not a one-year quick hit that sacrifices future assets."
There's been plenty of speculation as to whether the Celtics would trade the No. 3 to Philadelphia for a chance to take Providence College star Kris Dunn, after presumably taking either Ben Simmons or Brandon Ingram.
But if the Celtics hold onto the pick, it's not likely that they go with Dunn. Instead, names like 7-footer Dragan Bender, sharp-shooter Jamaal Murray and scoring phenom Buddy Hield are in the mix.
Then Ainge made his biggest point, something to consider whether the Celtics draft a player, sign one in free agency or acquire a player this summer in a trade.
"A player that is going to take time to develop or a player that may not come over to the NBA for a year or two, if we really believe that player's the best player, we have to take him," said Ainge. "We cannot let a player slip by us just because it doesn't fulfill our immediate satisfaction, or the objective for the fans to see something more exciting. We have to pick the best player, under any circumstance. There are just too many examples of really good players that the fans haven't been excited about on draft day.
"Last year, I remember [Kristaps] Porzingis was drafted in New York and they were booing all over the place and you're like, 'Well, why would they be booing so much on Porzingis?' When you draft players, I remember when I was in Phoenix and we drafted Steve Nash and we were booed. I remember being booed when Dan Majerle was drafted in Phoenix. You can't base any of your decisions based on what the public thinks and based on what other people think you should do. You just really have to use our experience, our work, and our eyes, and we communicate all the time on what the best road to go is."
ESPN basketball insider Jeff Goodman checked in with WEEI's Rob Bradford and Mike Giardi this past weekend to talk about the Celtics' draft options and what president of basketball operations Danny Ainge should do going forward.
ESPN college basketball expert Jeff Goodman joined Mike Giardi and Rob Bradford on Sunday to share some interesting thoughts on how the Celtics will utilize the third pick.
And though plenty of fans want Danny Ainge to trade for an established star, Goodman sees the C's standing pat at No. 3 and taking Oklahoma sharpshooter Buddy Hield.
"Gun to my head, if it stays the way it is, I think he goes with Buddy Hield or [Kentucky freshman] Jamal Murray," Goodman said. "I would go with Buddy Hield. I'm not overly objective about Buddy Hield. I've spent a ton of time with him. I went down to the Bahamas, spent some time with his family before the Final Four. I love the kid's work ethic. I love how he's developed at Oklahoma in four years. I love how he can really, really shoot the basketball, and how he can score off the bounce, and those are two things the Celtics need desperately. I think his upside is high because of how much he has gotten better. He can help the Celtics now because he is 22 years old. He's high character."
One player Goodman doesn't see even considering Boston is Thunder star Kevin Durant.
"For all those fans thinking they're getting Kevin Durant or an elite-level player in free agency, it's not going to happen," Goodman said. "I'd be shocked. Kevin Durant's not coming here."
Goodman also wouldn't trade next year's Nets pick, which could be top-five again, under any circumstances noting that next year's draft is deep, led by potential franchise big man Harry Giles, who has committed to Duke.
"I wouldn't trade next year's pick," he said. "Absolutely no way would I trade next year's pick. Next year's draft is absolutely loaded."
Nor would Goodman trade up to No. 2 with the Lakers to get Brandon Ingram.
"I love Brandon Ingram, but I think Buddy Hield, for what you'd have to give up to go from 3 to 2, it's not worth it," he said. "It's not worth giving up a ton."
One other option, he said, would be trading Marcus Smart and using the third pick on Providence point guard Kris Dunn.
"He's better than Marcus Smart," Goodman said. "He's faster. He's got better court vision. He defends in the same manner, he's just as tough. You can't draft Kris Dunn, to me, unless you move Marcus Smart first. Because then you'd have three point guards that are very similar in Kris Dunn, Marcus Smart, and Terry Rozier — they're all shot-challenged, athletic, tough, defensive-minded point guards."
One player Goodman would trade all three of the team's first-rounders this year to acquire is Sixers center Jahlil Okafor.
"He's significantly better than anything they have down low in terms of attracting double teams, opening it up for others," Goodman said. "He could be a good No. 2 guy."
That said, Goodman counseled Celtics fans to remain patient, because the best long-term path to viability may be standing pat this year and next.
"Your No. 1 [player] you're hoping is next year with the Nets pick," he said. "You're hoping to pick up two starters — this year's No. 3, next year's Nets pick, and then a third starter in free agency one of these two years. "


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Where can i get HM Fly? and I finished the battle with the Keldeo girl and looking at the island place, where do I go? Cones are blocking both ways to somewhere.
Go to Leroy's house in Lithopone City, Blare will give you the HM02.
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Has anyone here made this trip? How was it? I am concerned about having enough shoulder to ride on, its been years since I drove it so I dont remember. I am considering the Hope/Princeton, not the Coquihalla. Thanks for any help.
Has anyone here made this trip? How was it? I am concerned about having enough shoulder to ride on, its been years since I drove it so I dont remember. I am considering the Hope/Princeton, not the Coquihalla. Thanks for any help.
"harder" is not a very good safeword.
You planning on using the #3 (Crowsnest) I assume:
I have never ridden it; but having lived for 16 years, and having family in Lethbridge AB; I can honestly say I know this route like the back of my hand (I now live in Van).
Trouble areas will be the stretch through Manning Park where the shoulders are very narrow, and there are many tight turns (not to be ridden at night at ALL in my opinion).
Plus you'll have the two "humps": First up to the crest of Allison Pass; then after a bit of descent; the final push up over Sunday Summit. -You can expect some more narrow shoulders, and many twists, and turns in these areas as well.
Then you'll be heading down to Princeton; the ride will become a lot more pleasurable.
Watch for narrow shoulders at bridge crossings.
All-in-all though; I would say it should be a great route to ride.
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thankyou for the reply.
"harder" is not a very good safeword.
Quite a few nasty , long, steep grades before you start your descent into Princeton but the tremendous scenery will more than make up for the struggles, the rest of the way is great. As for the narrow shoulders, wear a bright flourescent (preferably lime green) riding jacket or a reflective vest and ride during the week from Hope to Princeton and you'll be just fine. Sometimes the truck and camper crowd can be scarey on the weekends. You'll use a great deal of water during the first 65 miles. A great many, including me, have done it without any problems, it's a great ride!
I road that stretch both ways in 2006 on my Vancouver-Calgary-Vancouver trip. As for the shoulders while climbing Allison Pass, it's usually not a concern, because there is a passing lane. The exception is when one tractor trailer is passing another. Which happened once or twice, and I just pulled onto the shoulder. But I did ride using about half of the right lane, thus forcing vehicles to change lanes while passing. And it worked for the most part. While descending at speeds over 40kmph, I always took the whole lane.
If you're camping, plan your intended campsites wisely. There's lots of climbing to get to Allison Pass; and after Manning Resort, I think there is only one campground before the beginning of Sunday Summit's climb.
The Princeton side of Sunday Summit has lots of ups and downs, before you actually descend into Princeton. I found that kind of a pain, because I had cycled from Hope to Princeton in one day, and it was a long day at that.
After that, there's just some big rollers after Cawston, then Richter's Pass.
If you can do it in June, rather than July or August, traffic should be lighter and a little less nerve-racking.
You'll have a blast.
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That's a great route. Enjoy your ride. No real problems as long as you take usual precautions.
I've done a lot of that route numerous times. The portion from Hope to Princeton is one of my favourite rides in B.C.
Traffic isn't bad and the motorists on Highway 3 tend to give you some room when they pass you.
Allison Pass is a long climb with a lot of elevation gain. There's a rest area at the Hope Slide, after you've done something like 16 kilometres of tough riding from Hope. There are other stops and picnic areas along the way.
From the Hope Slide, it's fairly good riding for the next while, but later you'll get another big climb to the summit.
The elevation gain between Hope and the summit is more than 1,300 metres. Expect to go slowly.
There are no stores or services from Hope until you reach the Manning Park Lodge, 10 kilometres past the summit. At the lodge, there's a restaurant and a small convenience and grocery store. There's also a fountain and water tap.
When I do this ride, I normally camp in the eastern part of Manning Park. The Mule Deer camping area usually has a spot for the night. It doesn't fill up nearly as fast as the camping areas closer to the summit.
There's a gas station, store and restaurant just past the east gate of the park. If you're leaving the park first thing in the morning, it probably won't be open. Don't count on it.
To reach Sunday Summit, you'll encounter one short but nasty climb. It's around eight kilometres of agony. But once you reach the brake check at the summit, it's mostly flat or downhill to Princeton.
Along Highway 3, there are a number of camping areas between Princeton and Keremeos. The road here does not have the mammoth climbs you'll encounter on Allison Pass and Sunday Summit.
I live north of Penticton, so I haven't done the portion from Keremeos to Osoyoos.
Life is good.
Thankyou for all the info, my main concern is the shoulders, or lack of them. I am from Oliver so I am pretty familiar with that stretch of road, though all my experience is from the inside of a vehicle. You know how it is, different perspective than from a bike.
"harder" is not a very good safeword.
It's a beautiful ride. I wouldn't worry too much. Just make sure you take the usual precautions -- wear bright colours, use a rear flasher (and full lighting at night, of course).
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In the months leading up to the $500 million fall art season there's always uncertainty, but not since the Persian Gulf war has there been anything like this. In the wake of the terrorist attacks, collectors, dealers and auction house officials are coping with personal and financial losses. There have also been last-minute postponements of major shows and disruptions of shipping and travel plans.
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Neuilly-sur-Seine (do not make any confusion, there are a lot of Neuilly in France) is a town, just beside Paris, between the Porte Maillot and la Defense.
Neuilly is known as one of the most wealthy suburbs of Paris.
One of my boss (Mr de ....) told me : "When I was young, just after our wedding, we lived in a HLM (social building) in Neuilly ... rue du Chateau". This day, I discovered my boss did not know what is a HLM.
Often, the tourists know only the avenue Charles de Gaulle which links Porte Maillot to La Defense. The town is not touristic but it has some luxurious shops (food especially) which fit with the type of inhabitants.
Going to the West, there is La Defense : the business area of Paris.
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The performance of the construction industry in 2013 is proof that things are improving. Housing permits and federal spending have both increased.
The fastest growing area of the U.S. will be the coast of the Gulf of Mexico from the U.S.-Mexico border to the west coast of Florida. The Inland West region will do well also.
Finances improved in 2012, but as a whole, the industry still operated at a loss. 2013 has demonstrated progress, and the author projects the industry will return to profitability this year.
TCP's Concrete Returns columnist Pierre Villere explains why, after grinding to a halt in 2008, new home construction will be a robust market for the next several years.
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I have spent the last couple of columns talking about the mistakes we made in the last boom, and how to avoid them as we stand on the edge of the recovery. But while we weren't looking the last several weeks, the housing market has apparently had an upswing, and is showing signs of recovery...
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In order to have wifi work, it has by default, route by various CHs. within the frequency to connect. They bounce around and if there is a conflict or stronger signal elsewhere the "weakest" loses. To you it may appear to be lost but it should reconnect on its own or try to. All this boils down, that you have moved and gotten a new PC. Which no doubt you continue to use old setting from the past setup. You need to "totally" remove wifi and install as everything was new again, as in from scratch. That way it configures to what is now best for the new setup, etc.. rather than trying this or that and make a picky fix to hope it works. Too often you trip up and get hosed stepping all over the setting.
IMHO, when nothing seems to work, I get a totally new and/or possibility new different router and re-install it all over at least that part. It seems to resolve many issues and it reconfigures everything and addresses it all. make darn sure good wifi reach is possible, sometimes interference from walls, neighbors PC, metal, furniture, etc., cause wifi to lose strength and poor reception is introduced. A better antenna can greatly help.
FYI- I had a client that everything worked until he moved his office(work desk). The office was now in a metal shed within a metal building. Once we routed an antenna outside was he able to connect to the old admin. building which he was next to at the last office. Oh yeah, still was in winter when it really conked out, but during the summer no problem. Why?, because the big metal door was open during the summer very much of the time, winter closed.
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I've had this computer for several years. At my old house, printing wirelessly was no problem. When I moved and got a new computer, the wireless worked right after installing the drivers then would stop working. The printer would show up as "offline". I could only get the wireless to start working again if I completely uninstalled and reinstalled the printer. However, again, after the first print or two, the wireless would stop working again. Any ideas?
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