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Mauricio Pochettino's remarkable work with the Espanyol youth academy helped win him a dream job with Saints – and the backing of ex-Barcelona boss Pep Guardiola!
The 40-year-old Argentinian was sacked by the La Liga club towards the end of last November with Espanyol bottom of the table.
In his last 20 league games with the club, stretching back to the end of last season, the new Saints boss won just three and lost 13.
During his 145 games in the Spanish top flight with Barcelona-based Espanyol, Pochettino's win ratio was 34 per cent with 44 per cent of games lost.
But it was his work with Espanyol's academy that mainly attracted him to Saints chairman Nicola Cortese.
Pochettino is held in high regard in Spain, and Bayern Munich boss in waiting Guardiola has said: "I admire him for his ideals, his character. The foundations of his principles are always the same."
Saints' academy has produced gems in recent years such as Theo Walcott, Gareth Bale, Alex Chamberlain, Adam Lallana and now Luke Shaw.
But Espanyol's record is even more impressive, and Pochettino takes a lot of credit for that.
They have produced a remarkable 15 Spanish internationals across all age levels since the turn of the Millennium.
Around forty players currently appearing in Spain's top two divisions have come from Espanyol.
Cortese has said he wants to build a Barcelona-type model at Saints. Seven of the Barca side that started the 2009 Champions League final were home-grown, and Cortese believes he can oversee such a system at St Mary's.
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XCOM: Enemy Unknown – Firaxis walks you through the latest gameplay video
XCOM: Enemy Unknown has a new gameplay video available, and in it, Firaxis lead designer Jake Solomon walks the viewer through it. This is the same presentation that was shown behind closed doors at E3 and PAX. XCOM: Enemy Unknown launches on PC, PS3, and Xbox 360 October 11.
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A multi-university team has harnessed supercomputers to solve a decades-old problem to do with Pythagorean triples.
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Maximo Oviedo
Artist | Hobbyist | Digital Art | 3D Modder for the Source Engine
What programs do you use to make models?
I use "Blender" is free and do the job very well.
What programs do you use to draw?
I use "Paint.NET" mostly and "Inkscape" too.
Can I draw your OCs / Use they on SFM pics?
Sure, that's nice to see. c: Just credit me for my character. And don't forget to link me it so I could see it !
Hello there my name is Maximo Oviedo, As you may noticed alreay
im a GMOD/SFM artist, im also a 3D modeler for the
Source Engine, still learning but im getting better with the pass of the time.
Im most of the day online on Steam and DeviantART
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my main 3D tool is Blender.
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Jim Ottaviani and Leland Myrick, creators of the bestselling Feynman, have reteamed for a graphic novel biography of renowned theoretical physicist Stephen Hawking, to be published in 2016 by First Second.
Titled Hawking, the book "will tell the story of how he made his place in the many worlds he inhabits, from the scientific to the celebrity… and how his discoveries have shown everyone how to understand our place in the universe." Boing Boing has the official announcement and a preview.
"July 4, 2012 was a good day in physics and for Gordy Kane, Leland and me," Ottaviani said in a statement. "Not only was the Higgs boson revealed to the world, but Gordy — a prominent physicist and author of The Particle Garden — won a long-standing $100 bet with his friend Stephen Hawking on whether there even was a Higgs. And in an email letting us know about these things, Gordy and his wife Lois also added an 'Oh, by the way …' They told us that Stephen had read and enjoyed our Feynman book (!) and invited us to come to Cambridge and talk about doing a book about him. We didn't get on a plane that same afternoon, but we did start planning our trip, and this book. Like I said, a good day."
First Second Books will publish a new graphic novel trilogy by Nothing Can Possibly Go Wrong creator Faith Erin Hicks, beginning in 2016.
Compared by the publisher to Avatar: The Last Airbender and Jeff Smith's Bone, The Nameless City is set in an intricate world inspired by Central Asia and the Silk Road, where "the besieged inhabitants of an ancient city are desperate to learn the secrets of the perished civilization which carved the city out of living rock." The story centers on Nameless City native Rat, and Kai, whose country recently conquered her home, as they form an unlikely friendship as they try to foil an unlikely conspiracy.
"I'm absolutely thrilled that First Second Books will be publishing The Nameless City," Hicks said in a statement. "It's a story that's very close to my heart and something I've been working on for a few years."
Hicks' previous works include Zombies Calling, The War at Ellsmere, Friends With Boys and The Adventures of Superhero Girl.
Derek Kirk Kim's Same Difference and Other Stories is among the selections for the 2014 World Book Night U.S., becoming the first graphic novel to earn the distinction. (Judge Dredd: The Dark Judges was chosen last year for the U.K. event.)
Celebrated around the globe on April 23, World Book Night was established in 2010 as a way to encourage more adults to read. Every year since the event was first observed in the United States in 2012, more than half a million books are given to people who might not typically have an opportunity to read.
First published in 2004, Kim's award-winning debut graphic novel is the story of a group of young people attempting to navigate adulthood and personal relationships.
"It's amazing to be the author of the first graphic novel included in this celebration of books and reading," Kim said in a statement. "I never expected the places my book would take me; it's wonderful that now, over a decade since it was first published, my story is still reaching new readers."
Same Difference is in good, and varied, company on the 2014 list, alongside such books as Joseph Heller's Catch-22, Armistead Maupin's Tales of the City, Agatha Christie's After the Funeral, Stephen Chbosky's The Perks of Being a Wallflower, Ransom Riggs' Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children and Anthony Bourdain's Kitchen Confidential.
Graphic novels | France 24 examines the Thursday release of Asterix and the Picts — the first album by new creative team Jean Yves-Ferri and Didier Conrad — from a political perspective, noting that the story, in which Asterix and Obelix journey from ancient Gaul to Iron Age Scotland, has already become part of the current debate about Scottish independence. [France 24]
Creators | Chinese cartoonist Wang Liming, who spent a night in police custody last week on charges of "suspicion of causing a disturbance," spoke to the press this week. Liming, who has more than 300,000 followers on his microblog account, first ran into trouble two years ago for one of his cartoons, but police told him that China has freedom of speech and he could continue drawing. Nonetheless, another of his cartoons, depicting Winnie the Pooh (a frequent cartoon stand-in for Chinese President Xi Jinping) kicking a football was deleted and suppressed by censors. "For them, drawing leaders in cartoon form is a big taboo," the cartoonist said. "I think the controls on the Internet are too harsh. They have no sense of humor. They can't accept any ridicule." [Reuters]
Passings | Roy Peterson, editorial cartoonist for the Vancouver Sun, died Sunday at the age of 77. During his 40-year career, Peterson won more National Newspaper Awards than any other Canadian creator, but he was remembered by his peers chiefly for his sense of humor and his mentoring of younger artists. [Vancouver Sun]
Publishing | CNN contributor Bob Greene profiles Victor Gorelick, the editor-in-chief and co-president of Archie Comics who began working for the publisher at age 17, in 1958. [CNN.com]
Creators | Craig Thompson talks about the short story he wrote and drew for First Second's Fairy Tale Comics anthology, and he reveals an interesting fact: "For six years or so, my entire income was based on drawing kids' comics for [Nickelodeon] magazine. Later on my career shifted to drawing 'serious' graphic novels aimed at adult readers, but I've always wanted to revisit my more fun and cartoony style." Former Nickelodeon editor Chris Duffy is the editor of Fairy Tale Comics. [Hero Complex]
Conventions | The second annual Edmonton Comic & Entertainment Expo attracted 25,000 people over the weekend, up from about 14,000 for the inaugural event. [Edmonton Journal]
Conventions | Tom Spurgeon reports in on MIX, the comics expo hosted by the Columbus College of Art and Design in Columbus, Ohio, this past weekend. [The Comics Reporter]
Conventions | And Lyndsey Hewitt was on the scene at Wildcat Comic Con at Pennsylvania College. [Williamsport Sun-Gazette]
Conventions | Jim Steranko and Kim Deitch will be among the guests at the Locust Moon Comics Festival in Philadelphia this weekend. [The Philadelphia Inquirer]
Miami Book Fair International has provided ROBOT 6 with an exclusive first look at Paul Pope's Generation Genius Days poster created for the 30th annual event. That of course is the artist's own Battling Boy reading J.R.R. Tolkien's The Fellowship of the Ring while surrounded by monsters (the graphic novel debuts Oct. 8 from First Second).
Held Nov. 17-24 at Miami Dade MDC's Wolfson Campus in downtown Miami, this year's fair will commemorate 500 years since Ponce de Leon landed in Florida by celebrating Spain's culture literature. Famed Spanish comic artist Francesc Capdevila, better known as Max, created the event's official poster.
The nation's largest literary gathering, Miami Book Fair International includes as part of its programming Generation Genius Days (Nov. 21-24), which features learning and literacy activities for children and teens.
For more information about the fair, visit its website, Facebook page and Tumblr (which features a brief Q&A with Pope), and follow its Twitter and Instagram feeds.
Awards | Gilbert Hernandez is the recipient of the 2013 PEN Center USA award for outstanding body of work in graphic literature. Drawn and Quarterly announced the honor along with news that it will publish Hernandez's next graphic novel, Bumperhead. [The Comics Reporter]
Conventions | "SPX is all about the hugs," says Heidi MacDonald, who relegates her business piece on the Small Press Expo to Publishers Weekly and turns to her blog to discuss not only her impressions but what folks were saying on social media. [The Beat]
Gene Luen Yang's two-volume Boxers & Saints is among the finalists for the 2013 National Book Award for Young People's Literature. His 2006 work American Born Chinese was the first graphic novel to be nominated for a National Book Award.
Published by First Second Books, Boxers & Saints tells two parallel stories set against the backdrop of the Boxer Rebellion: the first is of Little Bao, a peasant boy who joins in the violent uprising against Westerners following the destruction of his village; and the second is of a girl taken in by Christian missionaries when her village has no place for her. Boxers & Saints was released just last week.
Conventions | The inaugural Salt Lake Comic Con, which sold 50,000 tickets in advance of the Sept. 5-7 event and reportedly drew an additional 20,000 attendees, has rekindled discussion about a new mega-hotel in downtown Salt Lake City Utah. The proposed $350 million project, which would have been funded in part with tax dollars, was narrowly defeated by the state legislature in March. [Fox 13 News]
Creators | Art Spiegelman talks about his life and work, touching on writing vs. art, how Maus came into being, and his lack of depth perception: "I don't really see stereo, so it's not good for getting in and out of cars, but when I draw something, it looks real." [NPR]
Tony Cliff didn't have to escape jail, run from enraged armies or travel in flying ships to complete his debut graphic novel Delilah Dirk and the Turkish Lieutenant, but it wouldn't surprise me a bit if he had. The energy he invests in his story of a globetrotting, devil-may-care adventurer and the reluctant but noble soldier who inadvertently ends up tagging along suggests Cliff has a bit of the thrill-seeker in him, or at least in his pen.
Wanting to learn more about this former Flight cartoonist and his new book, I lobbed a bunch of questions to Cliff, who was nice enough to lob the answers back my way.
Robot 6: How did Delilah Dirk come to be? What was the original idea behind the character, and how did it change from the initial webcomic to Turkish Lieutenant?
Tony Cliff: It started off as a 30-page comic that I thought I'd put together just as a fun thing to do. I'd been reading a lot of Napoleonic War-era novels and wanted to make something in the same time period, with the sort of spirit I'd enjoyed in Indiana Jones and James Bond movies. Something fun, with a bunch of action and a variety of colorful settings.
I combined that first comic with a short story from the Flight anthologies, added a hundred pages to combine the two, and that became The Turkish Lieutenant as it appeared online. The print edition is more or less the same as the webcomic, though some of the text's been finessed and there are roughly a dozen new pages of what has been described as "Delilah and Selim being cute in the woods," a description whose accuracy I cannot dispute.
Conventions | The fourth Cincinnati Comic Expo kicks off Friday, just a week after the inaugural Cincinnati ComicCon, but administrator Matt Bredestege says he thinks his show has a broader appeal: "We are more of a multigenre show. We have a lot of celebrities and vendors that aren't comic-related. There's also more cosplay (costuming) and activities for the kids." Still, he says, local comics creators are the backbone of the show. The comics guest list includes Dough Mahnke, Art Baltazar, Eddy Barrows, Andy Bennett, Heather Breckel, Rich Buckler, Mike McKone, Yanick Paquette and Thom Zahler. [Journal News]
Creators | Writer Geoff Johns talks about the DC Comics crossover Forever Evil and how it will upend the publisher's superhero universe while making an unlikely hero of Lex Luthor. [The Detroit News]
Following the release of Tony Cliff's 19th-century adventure Delilah Dirk and the Turkish Lieutenant, First Second has announced a second book, tentatively titled Delilah Dirk and the Blades of England.
As ROBOT 6 contributor Tom Bondurant recounted in Monday's "Cheat Sheet," the thief whose wit is as sharp as her sword debuted in 2007 in the self-published 28-page Delilah Dirk and the Treasure of Constantinople, which earned an Eisner nomination and a devoted fan base, leading Cliff to continue the character's adventures online. That material was then collected in graphic novel form by First Second.
Conventions | The Taipei Comics Exhibition drew 582,000 people this year, up from 560,000 last year, with more than 450 booths and appearances by 49 creators, 25 of them from Taiwan. Roger Kao, one of the organizers, said that sales of Taiwanese comics were up, perhaps because of the personal appearances. [Taipei Times]
Conventions | Graeme McMillan notes some comments by First Second's Gina Gagliano about the cost to publishers, in time and money, of attending comics conventions. [The Hollywood Reporter]
Creators | Unshelved co-creator Gene Ambaum talks with Lucy Knisley about her graphic novel Relish and food in general. [Unshelved]
I'm not sure how this slipped beneath the radar, but BoingBoing has debuted the trailer for Paul Pope's long-awaited graphic novel Battling Boy, and it's kind of great. There's also a preview, part of which we've seen previously.
Arriving Oct. 8 from First Second, Battling Boy centers on on the son of a war god — he's been characterized as a "haughty yet naïve superboy" — who's sent by his father to rid the Monstropolis of monsters after Haggard West, the previous protector of the continent-sized city, is assassinated. There's also West's daughter Aurora, a wannabe hero with a taste for vengeance. (Haggard West starred last month in his own one-shot, which of course ended poorly for the hero. "Haggard is dead for good at the end of this one-shot," Pope told Comic Book Resources, "but his tragic ending sets a much larger wheel in motion, which sucks in the realms of gods and monsters, battling it out in the realm of humans.")
A second volume of Battling Boy is targeted for release next year.


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Random Hacks of Kindness (or RHoK) is a worldwide community that brings together expert volunteers in software engineering, design and crisis response. It focuses on developing practical open source solutions to disaster risk management and climate change adaptation challenges. Twice a year these volunteers meet in cities around the world and tackle problems that have been submitted to the RHoK website. After a quick survey of the… Read More
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Dan Hawkins Wins Our Scratch Your Own Itch Developer Contest
For our last contest, we put out an interesting challenge: rather than use Twilio's API to make something interesting, we asked developers to make something that helps make interesting applications. Tools like localtunnel and postbin are awesome, and we wanted to developers make more tools like them. We had useful entries like a code completion plug-in and a rate-center look up tool, but in the end… Read More
Introducing Andrew Watson, Our New Developer Evangelist
My name is Andrew Watson and I'm a Twilio Developer Evangelist. I'll be focusing on OpenVBX and the community of developers that has been writing plugins for it and building applications on top of it. I started using Twilio in February of 2009 after I saw a company called ShoutNow pitch at StartupRiot in Atlanta. They used it to automate the old fashioned phone tree problem…. Read More
Need Help Running Effective Meetings? Lucid Meetings Solves Your Problem
We met Elise, John, Chris and Tony at Gov 2.0 is Washington D.C. last year. Their latest venture, Lucid Meetings, was created when they grew increasingly frustrated with existing online meeting tools and decided they could do better. While the company is located in Portland, OR, the founders are dispersed and use their own product to meet and guide the company forward. We caught up with… Read More
Chicago API Hackday Recap
Wheels down ORD at 6 AM Saturday morning. It was another redeye for me, but I had more energy than I thought I would. A coder's high, if you will. Though this past Saturday was Chicago's first API Hackday, we were all set to make it the best one held anywhere. Daniel, Keith (whom you'll meet next week), and I joined our friends at SendGrid, SimpleGeo,… Read More
TechCrunch Disrupt Hackathon 2011 Recap
Two weeks ago, Danielle and I took redeye flights from San Francisco and Los Angeles to join five hundred hackers as they descended on New York City's Pier 94 on an unusually sunny Saturday morning. Without a doubt, this was the largest hackathon I'd ever been to. Heck, they took over part of a warehouse! Up for grabs were tickets to the Disrupt conference, as well… Read More
How To Create SMS Payment Notifications for FreshBooks Using Twilio
Ah, there's nothing like the feeling of getting paid. Using the Twilio SMS API and the FreshBooks API, we can easily create a web app that let's you experience that feeling no matter where you are. In this tutorial, we're going to create a web app that sends you a text message everytime a payment is posted to one of your FreshBooks invoices. To get started,… Read More


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June 27, 2016
Hudson teen injured in Clifton accident
TOWN OF CLIFTON -- A two-vehicle accident Sunday night in the town of Clifton sent a Hudson teen to the hospital with undisclosed injuries. Police responded to the intersection of County Road F and 770th Avenue at 7:24 p.m. A 2001 Volkswagen Jetta, driven by 18-year-old Massimo V....
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Statewide gas prices dip; state's poverty numbers steady; Wisconsin farmer creates milk aimed at solving digestion issues; nine more state news stories
MADISON -- Wisconsin's gas prices continue to range about a dime higher than the national average. The automotive group AAA said the average price across the country for a gallon of regular gas is $2.31. It's $2.42 in the Badger state, which is a drop of seven cents from a week...
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Prescott woman dead, Hastings man injured in western Wisconsin motorcycle crash
A woman from Prescott died in a motorcycle crash Saturday in western Wisconsin. A Hastings man who was driving the motorcycle was injured in the crash. Joshua Sykora, a 34-year-old Hastings man, was driving and 38-year-old Brooke Baker of Prescott was his passenger. The vehicle went...
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Community members, joined by state leaders, came out by the hundreds on Thursday to pay their last respects to Kitty Rhoades. Mourners included...
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Two of Wisconsin's top Republican leaders hailed the U.S. Supreme Court's tie vote which struck down President Barack Obama's immigration plans. But state Hispanic groups condemned the decision and said it could hurt up to 34,000 Wisconsinites who could have benefited. On a 4-4 tie...
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Bob Burrows In the Front Row: Here's to days at the ballpark with Dad
I went to a ballgame with my dad on Father's Day. We sat in the shade of the covered grandstand at First National Bank of River Falls Field, shared a few beers, and watched the River Falls Groupers over-35 team play the Lonsdale Jokers. If you saw me it may have appeared I was sitting...
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HUDSON -- A church service will be held Thursday afternoon in Hudson to remember state Health Services Secretary Kitty Rhoades. The 65-year-old Rhoades died Saturday, and her obituary discloses that she died from pneumonia. Visitations are set for Wednesday afternoon and evening...
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A semi-trailer temporarily blocked up traffic along the Interstate 94 westbound on-ramp from Highway 35 after it tipped over. Authorities said...
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MADISON -- Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources officials plan to ask their board for permission to start drafting a rule prohibiting gill nets on Lake Pepin. The Minnesota DNR notified Wisconsin authorities in July 2015 that lake sturgeon and paddlefish had come ashore in the...
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Pichet Ong and Wylie Dufresne Disagree About the Changing Restaurant Power Dynamic
"When we're pushing ourselves to do better, we step on a few things."
"When we're pushing ourselves to do better, we step on a few things."
Don't expect seasonal, painstakingly authentic Italian cuisine.
Says the molecular gastronomist: "My food comes from a farm and I serve it on a table."
Mystery ingredients galore and a trip to the CIA trip up the cheftestants.
"When Michael came into the restaurant, that dish wasn't on the menu yet. I just whipped it up off the top of my head just for him."
Also in the magazine this week: openings in Brooklyn and Queens, and a recipe for sugar snap peas.
Wylie Dufresne will be serving the fish in powder form, of course.
John Zorn will also participate in a special tasting event.
Plus, Rocco DiSpirito takes a turn on ABC's 'Castle.'
The chefs reinvent pub food, and the cast of 'The Real Housewives of Orange County' drop by for cocktails.
Wylie Dufresne speaks out.
Not a single Bay Area chef numbers among the 22 new and returning chef-testants.
He's among the new wave of chefs that are getting into cocktails.
Or is passion enough?
Also in the magazine this week: 'Eating Animals,' reviewed, and sugarless kids' meals.
A recap of last night's episode.
The chef's wife, Maile Carpenter, is sworn to secrecy about their favorite restaurants.
"It's nice to pop one little bite of something ice-cold into your mouth. "
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Eastling Parish Council
Past and Present
Following the Local Government Act 1894, Eastling Parish Council first met on Thursday, 27 December 1894 in the Old School Room in Newnham Lane, Eastling.
At this Meeting, five local residents - William Clark, Thomas Butler, Thomas James Doughty, Frederic Thomas Pincott and Frederick Shilling - took up their roles as Eastling's first Parish Councillors. Their first decision was to invite the Rev T. Musgrave Burton to become Chairman.
The present Parish Council meets every two months - usually on a Wednesday at 6.30pm in Eastling Village Hall. All Meetings of the Parish Council are open to the public. It also holds an Annual Parish Meeting, usually in April, at which the Council reports on its activities and plans. Local organisations and residents are also invited to raise matters of concern or general interest.
Elections for the Parish Council are held every four years, normally coinciding with elections for Swale Borough Council's East Downs Ward (of which Eastling is part).
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Eastling Primary School Governing Body - Minor Authorities representative:
Parish/Village Warden: Mr Allan Willson 07794 010 394
Scheduled Council Meetings
Eastling Parish Council normally meets in Eastling Village Hall on the second Wednesday of alternate months. All meetings are open to the press and public. Agenda for meetings are normally posted on the parish noticeboard some days before the meeting.
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Groobert's creation sells for about $2 and packs a serious 325 calories. "It's better than sex," he says. That claim may be hard to substantiate, but Trends Cheesecake on a Stick is testing well in 1,000 yupscale gourmet groceries along the East Coast.
Groobert, 28, got his antidietetic idea five years ago, when he was an executive sous-chef in Hartford. Stricken by the munchies one evening, he started to eat a piece of cheesecake, decided it was too dry and added melted chocolate and graham cracker crumbs. Et voilà! Caloric history was made. After moving to Fort Lauderdale, Fla., Groobert got himself a partner and enough investors to put more than $1 million into his dream. In fact Groobert has spent so much money that he had to give up his apartment and move in with his mother. His mother, ironically, is a dietician, although Groobert says that never cramped his style as a kid. "I used to sleepwalk to the fridge," he says. "The food business was a natural."
Since Groobert has his cake and eats it too, he bicycles 10 to 20 miles a day. His fiancée, Tara Cannon, 29, says she has put on 12 pounds and no longer can fit into her wedding dress. Still, as Groobert is fond of observing, cheesecake will always find a way. "You can seduce people with the right food," he says. "Who needs candles and lights?"
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Good luck Larry. We would love to see you representing our great country.
If I read that quote correctly, it sounds like Larry wasn't a big fan of BJ's pick n roll defense.Hide replies
Not only that (fandom)...he seemingly skirted the whole issue and
offered nothing in response to Jennings departure. You know
what they *zep*..."if you have nothing positive to say, don't say
anything...". Larry, it seems, has nothing to say?
Yeah, that was just the right answer. He also had a subtle indictment of the old coaching staff and how they let the situation fester.
What pick 'n' roll defense? Neither Monta, Reddick nor Jennings played any.
It was more like 'get picked and chase' defense?
Random posting:
It looks like Marcus Landry is going to sign with the Lakers. Good for him! I hope he can stay in the Association.
By the cocktail hour the next day the Brandon Jennings transaction was already
feeling its ebb...one quiet hour after the next>. As quickly as that thing
exploded; it seems to have died equally. Kinda' like the player himself.
Short bursts followed by a crash and smolder. (Oh, I kid BJ>)
Brandon states he wants to lay low now; pausing and pondering what just happened,
and what's next? He's LOCKED IN for three years. Three Years in Detroit with a
reminder several times a season by way of the HERD just where this thing started,
and how "it" got real bad...real real bad toward the end.
I look forward with much anticipation to just what those first words, and
thoughts will be about in Milwaukee beyond the kind platitudes that we are sure
to hear. (ie "wanna thank Milw for the opportunity" / "enjoyed my time" /etc)
I'm going to ring Chris Broussards bell, (friend of Jennings) and request he
be the one to coax reams of thoughts from Brandon on all things Skiles / Hammond
and J/J R>. Whispers of being disrespected by way of being lied too, and led
to believe that________? Once Brandon begins to reveal the inner workings of
what once was will be a fine day indeed. I greatly look forward to it...>
*****Hide replies
"Tony @bj3bucksfan 6h
@detroitpistons u wont b disappointed wit dis trade or contract cause @BrandonJennings is gunna show all of da nba that he is da G.O.A.T."
Could one of you twitterers out there please ask Tony why he spelled "that" as T-H-A-T instead of D-A-T?
Jennings is in the past, don't see any need to hear his opinions and perceptions of what transpired while he was here. Those tend to be one-sided anyway.
Time for the Bucks and Jennings to move on.
"...beyond the kind platitudes that we are sure to hear. (ie "wanna thank Milw for the opportunity" / "enjoyed my time" /etc)"
I'm pretty sure this isn't going to happen.
I expect BJ is laying low while he comes to terms with going to a team where he isn't The Man (the man, in BJ's eyes, meaning maxed-out highest paid player on the team - he'll have to bow down to Josh Smith now).
Not to mention going to Detroit. I know, he will have the fine place in the suburbs, commute to Auburn Hills to play or the airport to fly and never have to go into the city. But he'll probably want to try out some of the clubs and sights and when he has to drive through all that bleakness he may come to understand the world a little better.
Probably not.
I'm fairly certain that while Jennings wanted a new address, I don't think Detroit was in the team picture of those he was visualizing. And again,
this contract is locked in for three years so unless he pulls some really
high end crap forcing Joe D> to move him, he's in for a long three
seasons of being just miserable. Unless they win. Or, somehow
he does? Whatever that means to Brandon?>
Keep saying all the right things Lare' bear. It's noticed.
Heard Wolters is signed up. Keep em coming.
Larry Sanders either took a page out the "What not to say" book written by Brandon Jennings or just gets it. It is so refreshing to hear him speak about his team. It is not brash and even if you are a cynic you got to feel a little better about your Bucks team. The more I hear him speak the more impressed I become. Jennings was just the opposite. This is what a leader should sound like.
This is the kind of guy you need to command the locker room for when things do get rough. There is much anticipation for a lot of losses this season. Having strong leadership from the coaching staff and players will keep the locker room from fracturing. They will keep the young guys motivated to keep improving and not get too dejected. To play this game at a high level I believe you need a lot of confidence, sometimes you need a guy to bark at you or inspire you to that.
If he keeps up this kind of attitude and dedication to getting better and holding people accountable, you will definitely see him joining Team USA. All of those guys are super talented and can block shots just like Larry, but leadership could be something that separates him.
Nate Wolters is now under contract and I like the tweet of "Naters, gonna Nate".Hide replies
In my humble opinion {harms}, this will be a huge year for
"Long Arm" to prove to those around him he can lead.
This too will be an interesting dynamic to observe. You
have a lot of veteran players on this squad who can
take that spot. Luke. Carlos. ZaZa. Anyone of
those guys can put the stripes on, and set the pace.
How will Larry react to new blood that's been around the
block, and have some ideas of what this thing should look like.
Totally agree, with you that he still has much to prove. Just love seeing him working out with John Henson, being there at summer camp, embracing the Team USA, and always seeming to say the right thing. I think the guy just gets it.
The comment that really struck me from the article is when he was discussing ego. Everyone needing to forego their own ego for the sake of the team. I think this struck home because of the horrendous all for one and none for all bucks team we had last year. He saw the ugliness that is playing truly to only one's benefit. When he is trying to bring a Team USA mentality to the Buck that can only be a positive move in his development as a leader.
While there are other veteran players on the roster that can take leadership roles, none of them are in a core roster spot, and their best days are behind them. Are they guys that can help Larry, most definitely. I think Scott Williams, a known peace keeper, will also be able to give Scott Williams guidance. In an interview over summer league, with Rick Fox, he gave Larry some great advice and came out and challenged him to be a leader.
I am sorry if I am sounding overly dramatic with my praises for the guy, I just haven't seen a Buck with the potential to lead this team since Sam Cassell. It seems all set up for him to take over.
Fritzi really enjoyed that 'peacekeeping' clothesline Scotty laid out on 'The Truth back in 01.
NO worries {Harma} as we have lamented for several seasons on
how someone, (almost) anyone would step up and LEAD>
Nice catch on the Sanders statement seemingly reflecting on the
Jennings-Me-Tour, and how destructive it can be from a team
dynamic perspective. Look at this roster {Harms}...those days
are gone mate. This is a real good crew of basketball players.
"I and I" just left the building, the city, and the state.
That chapter is closed>
Sam Cassell.
Ray Allen.
Glenn "Big Dog" Robinson
I suppose I should also brace myself for another scenario that Larry might be leveraging for. He might be saying all the right things and doing all the right things to get that 12 mil a yr contract that Jennings and Ellis had both at one time turned down for their "greener" pastures. While this portrays a more selfish motivation than the virtue of wanting to win a championship, it definitely is good business. The Bucks would want their highest paid player to be a guy that expresses his goals to be team goals and won't throw a hissy fit when he is left off an all star team.
I will remain the optimist. He had at first asked to come off the bench in favor of Dalembert, but when his play was too good to allow for that he gladly accepted and embraced his role as a starter. The stockpiling of back up centers, who have a goonish quality also confirms the belief that the Bucks have their answer at center.
What should concern Buck fans is the vast interest "Long Arm" will have
from other teams when the time comes for such decisions. In order to
maintain Larry, one might think that this team must show some forward
movement, and not be languishing in the lower tier of the league.
As Sanders game, and self grow he'll be challenged to re-evaluate
his tomorrows. The HERD better hope he hangs around given his
game continues to grow, and develop?
So what are you all predicting for our opening day starting lineup?
Ton's of possibilities really.
Could go big
Ilyasova-SFHide replies
Steppin out of the 'usual suspects' box, and into the "what if" world
how might something like this look. Now, this is after the traditional
line up I suggested above. I'm looking at this buffet of a line up and
having some real fun with combo's....Try this dish:
{PG-Luke}--Not far fetched. I'll bet Luke has high end practices,
hooks the Drew-Experience in.
{SG-Mayo)-Secure no matter what the line up. And, he's loving this,
believe me. Security and sense of place will have benefits on the floor.
{C-Larry)-Make this YOUR team with your actions. Good Luck>
PF-Henson)-If the Drew-Experience can have a sit down with Ersan
and revisit his role as Sixth Man, why not. Ersan at one point
preferred coming off the bench. Can he / will he again?
SF-Carlos)-Unless Khris sets the hardwood on fire this seems like
the Mayo card...a gimme. I like this guy's game, a lot.
....So, there something different, and yet, very much doable
or so it seems?
I agree with KStein that as currently constructed you can pencil in Mayo, Sanders and Del3no at the 2, 5 and 3 spots. PG and PF are your sort of head scratchers. Ersan and Neal are guys who seem to rely more on a guy like Luke to draw the defense for them to get open looks. I think the starters will be decided by how Larry Drew wants to set the tone of the game. Him being a defensive guy I could see him wanting to put his bet defensive lineup out there with Knight and Henson taking the 1 & 4 spots. While Knight's biggest criticism is his ball handling and timing being off, he has Mayo and Delfino who are both capable ball handlers and good for their positions. I think having Larry and John on the offensive glass, and their chemistry they are building would pay huge dividends. Ersan is your first big man off the bench and Luke would be your first guard off the bench. I would like to see that lineup attempted at first and if we have to take some lumps and lose some games as a result, so what, its growing pains.
Harris shouldn't be played at the 3. Illy CAN'T be played at the 3...it just will never happen...
I'm predicting for at least the first month Mayo put's up 25 or more points per game.
Antetokounmpo, Giannis G
Delfino, Carlos F -
Henson, John F
Ilyasova, Ersan F
Knight, Brandon G -
Kravtsov, Vyacheslav C
Mayo, O.J. G -
Middleton, Khris F
Neal, Gary G -
Pachulia, Zaza C -
Raduljica, Miroslav C -
Ridnour, Luke G -
Sanders, Larry C
Smith, Ishmal-G
Wolters, Nate-G
As always, who has the honor to start is one thing.
Who earns the right to finish, yet to be determined.
I'm not so caught up on starting line-ups with this group
as I am anxious to see who works well with who, and how
quickly the Drew-Experience finds his group that he really
trusts. There is literally a plethora of varies combo's one
can go with, and again, the fun will be to see how they all come together.
If it didn't mean winter and cold weather I'd ask the Association Gods
to speed things up a bit. But, I'll be patient>
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As I linked to in the Picture Becoming Clear thread, there's more in store.
Okay, this:
Check this out, Larry Drew on the radio at the State Fair talking about more to be done about that 3 position. Look about a fifth of the way through on the 11th dot "Milwaukee Bucks".
Sorry, I should just say out right. He said that they are still looking to work out a trade for a small forward. It didn't seem like they necessarily have anyone in mind, but they want to do something.
Allright, all you DeadHeads, you asked for it, Fritzi's got it:
Trader' got his chips cashed in
Keep tradin', he's a do-dah man
Foreever, more or less he'll just keep tradin' on
Epke the Udoh and flashing Marquis Daniels on Main Street
Chicago, New York, Detroit all could upgrade their bench fleet
Your typical city involved in a typical pay scheme
Hang it up and see what tomorrow brings
Dallas, got the Monstah now
Houston, got Dwight's f a r t machine
New York got Carmello and cream
Herr Stern won't let you be, oh no
One of the cats that we got from Seattle was Gary The Glove
Traded for Ray, we're sittin' and cryin' at home
One of those guys is still on full tilt goin'
Out of Beantown and down to Miami alone
Trader', he's a do-dah man
Once told me, "The Herbie's play my hand"
Sometimes your point guard deals some dimes
If he don't shoot downtown
Sometimes the light's all shinin' on Rudeeeeeee
Other times he can barely see
Masai wants him to be
On a long, strange trip somewhere
What in the world ever became of Reece Gaines?
He lost his handel, you know he isn't the same
Walkin' on Keds, taking a wizz, got no shame
All a friend can say is, "Ain't it a shame?"
Trader', it's been ruff, I know
We've been thinkin', you got to build up slow
It takes time, if your picks don't blow
And just keep tradin' on
Trader', are we finally home?
Carlos baby, back where he belongs
Back home, sit down and watch the Herbie momes
And get back tradin' on
Get back tradin' on
Get back tradin' on
Get back tradin' on
Been there get back tradin' onHide replies
Without the proper tune in my head to help me along with the cadence of the words, it read awkward, and didn't work...
Ah, but then, on the second read when "TRUCKIN" finally reworked
itself out of the closets of my past was I able then to proceed with
the verse, and behold.....It Worked.
Fritz...this was very good mate. I love the song, and surprised
I didn't pick it up on first read, but yea.........nice mate>
Ya know...I think I did listen to more Grateful Dead then present memory is allowing. I just don't, well, remember>)
So, {Milwautree}, if your still out there mate',
I lied...I guess I digested more Dead then previously remembered.
I think?
Maybe Chavez Ravine can appreciate the Reece Gaines shout out, it's b-ball related, don't you know?
Right On!! Jerry says "Thank You"!
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English: Everyone see things from a different angle, here I wanted to reflect some examples: 1. That would be the square of Pasai Donibane who are all open, in its broadest sense 2. So you see the square who never leaves the village, and this place ends up being our entire world 3. In contrast, those who leave the village and then again, everything makes them closed, a strain more or less well. 4. So you see the square who sees everything in black and white, but the limit, almost as a drawing. Watch and tell me, what you prefer?
Very interesting shot. Greetings from Moscow. Alex.
Thanks for visiting and voting Alexander. I've seen your gallery and I like very much. I add my favorites to keep enjoying your work. Greetings from the Basque Country.
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So far a GOOD solid VERY SMALL (for 10x) Zoom Auto Point and Shoot - But doesn't over come the laws of physics. (Darn!),
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This review is from: Nikon Coolpix S8100 12.1 MP CMOS Digital Camera with 10x Optical Zoom-Nikkor ED Lens and 3.0-Inch LCD (Black) (Camera)
OK, so I bought this camera from Amazon, great service from them, only had this camera 2 days so this is just a first impression. Usually I wait for the reviews and buy then but the features on this looked good and besides, its Christmas! (almost). This Nikon s8100 a just a little bigger and heavier (10x Zoom) than the Canon IS1100, 1200, 1300, 1400s (3x Zooms), needs a "slightly" bigger case. Camera startup is reasonably speedy, something less than 3 seconds from start/focus/take picture in low light ( faster outside). Good enough for me. Very little shutter lag, comparable or better than other good digitals I've owned (Canon A710, 1100is). Focus is fast and accurate. This is a next gen camera so it should do all of that stuff well and it does. Weight: yes it weighs a little more but feels solid. Guess Nikon hasn't figured out how to make a good 10x zoom lens weigh less than a � gram, darn those guys!. Focusing: yes when I zoom in and try to focus closer than the lens physically can get it won't focus (10x has to be something over 10' or so). Another law of physics Nikon is unable to overcome, darn those guys again! Low light pics: very nice. Low light video also very good, but there is one setting in video the 1080 without the star where the video looks dull. Don't know why, set it on the star 1080(default) and leave it. No manual controls: I didn't buy this for the manual controls (its a point & shoot remember, get your Binford 5000 25pound mucho $$$ rig out for the tricky stuff), I just want to whip it out, take pictures and video, and it does that well. Pictures and video look very good, better than my other cameras. The video focus will hunt a TINY bit when zooming, but, this camera WILL zoom during video, unlike others. Low light video is good but the more you zoom the less light you get (gee! That's like all my other cameras EVER, and its a 10x zoom, not 3x or 4x) So, video works good when you compare zoom distance to light collection. Auto scene mode doesn't pick the right scene indoors in low light (wants to use night landscape), use Regular Auto in that situation. Auto Scene works OK so far otherwise. Flash is good and fairly powerful for a small unit, exposure mostly about right. You just need to hold it differently than other cameras for the flash to pop up on the top left side, one handed pics (for right handers), no problem. Battery life, not as good as others, but OK. Use the USB cable to charge the battery in the camera, 4hrs, OR, get an extra charger and battery and do it that way, you HAVE A CHOICE with the s8100. Oh, BTW, (as others point out) the USB cover FEELs flimsy (I couldn't really care less about this... it works). Haven't found any large flaws yet. Just get out there and take pictures!
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Please hit return button occasionally. You may have a very good review, but it is too hard on my aging eyes to read!
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I was hoping since you have had the Canons, you could make a comparison for me. I have a Canon Powershot A720 IS which is still in good working order, incidentally.
I am looking for an upgrade in picture quality & added zoom, with the ability to take stills while I am shooting video.
My primary reason for considering the Nikon s8100 is I hate how flash ruins the effect of natural light/shadow, so I am hoping to find an affordable camera that would allow me to take pictures without flash.
I am not sure if I am being unrealistic thinking this would really work for my purposes, since primarily I take pictures of my moving children. With the Canon A720IS, I keep it on "kids and pets" most of the time and I almost never have to worry about blurry pictures, although I do get more noise than I would like sometimes.
Do you think the image stabalizer in the Nikon is comparable to your Canon image stabalizers? Is it realistic to hope I could take pictures of kids who are moving around without flash and without a tripod with the Nikon?
Those are my biggest concerns. I wouldn't mind any comparisons you can make with the Canon A710 as it may be similar to my 720IS :D.... like size comparison or lag time between shots, shutter lag, flash recharge time (I get a little impatient between shots with the Canon. I know I'm asking a lot. My main concern is the ability to take low-light shots of people going about their business indoors, though.
I would really appreciate your time. Thanks for the review.
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MONTCEAU-LES-MINES, France -- Lance Armstrong and Tour de France race director Jean-Marie Leblanc took a step toward
reconciliation Saturday, meeting on the Discovery Channel team bus.
Leblanc met the seven-time Tour winner, and the pair spoke for
several minutes, said Discovery press spokesman P.J. Rabice.
"Both came off the bus smiling and shaking hands," said
Rabice, who quoted Armstrong as saying "it was a good meeting."
Tuesday, Armstrong was very critical of Leblanc during a press
"The problems and the tension there are so deep," Armstrong
said Tuesday. "I'm just not very optimistic."
Last August, Leblanc said Armstrong had "fooled" the cycling world after French sports daily L'Equipe alleged he had taken the performance-enhancer EPO during the 1999 Tour -- his first win. The relationship worsened last October when Leblanc announced the 2006 Tour route in Paris, calling it an exciting time for cycling with Armstrong retired.


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Hi, i'm new to this plugin and i think it's amazing. Makes my life easier.
I'm trying to get some posts using a custom field as a filter for the query. I'm trying to use the field as part of the meta_query but it seems it doesn't filter anything.
This is my code:
$query_args = array(
'post_type' => 'recipe' ,
'meta_query' => array(
'key' => 'ingredients' ,
'value' => "%ingredient1%" ,
'compare' => 'LIKE'
$query = new WP_Query( $query_args );
Can anyone help me? Thanks!