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Everybody's Got Something
Everybody's Got Something
Grand Central Publishing, Hardcover, 9781455578450, 272pp.
Publication Date: April 22, 2014
So begins beloved Good Morning America anchor Robin Roberts's new memoir in which she recounts the incredible journey that's been her life so far, and the lessons she's learned along the way. With grace, heart, and humor, she writes about overcoming breast cancer only to learn five years later that she will need a bone marrow transplant to combat a rare blood disorder, the grief and heartbreak she suffered when her mother passed away, her triumphant return to GMA after her medical leave, and the tremendous support and love of her family and friends that saw her through her difficult times.
Following her mother's advice to "make your mess your message," Robin taught a nation of viewers that while it is true that we've all got something -- a medical crisis to face, aging parents to care for, heartbreak in all its many forms --- we've also all got something to give: hope, encouragement, a life-saving transplant or a spirit-saving embrace. As Robin has learned, and what readers of her remarkable story will come to believe as well, it's all about faith, family and friends. And finding out that you are stronger, much stronger, than you think.
Veronica Chambers was an editor for "The New York Times Magazine, " a culture writer for "Newsweek, " and a senior associate editor at "Premiere" magazine. Her work has appeared in "Vogue" and "Glamour, " among many other publications. She is also the author of a critically acclaimed memoir, "Mama's Girl." In 2000 she received a fellowship from the Japan Society to spend several months researching in Japan. She fell in love with the country and has returned for extended stays every year since.
"Following her mother's time-honored advice to "make your mess your message," Roberts offers an inspiring memoir of her life, from her home base in Mississippi to her home in New York and the glamorous though grueling life of a television reporter...With the infectious personality for which she's known, Roberts details the support of family and friends and the people she's met in her life and career who've inspired her by overcoming their own challenges with the "something" that everybody inevitably faces."—Booklist
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Cooler in O.C., red-flag fire warning inland
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Orange County should stay swaddled in its morning blanket of clouds and fog through early next week, while a modest cooling trend hits its low point Tuesday, the National Weather Service says.
Farther inland, it's a different story. Strong winds and low humidity in the mountains and deserts will keep a red-flag wildfire warning in effect through 11 p.m. Tuesday in parts of San Bernardino, Riverside and San Diego counties.
A low-pressure air system moving over the Great Basin is swelling the marine layer and pushing temperatures down in Orange County. But the same system is kicking up powerful wind gusts farther east, with some spots reaching toward 65 mph Tuesday morning.
We should see only light winds in Orange County Tuesday, with mostly sunny skies after morning clouds and fog. Highs should be 72 to 77 inland, 65 to 70 on the coast.
On Wednesday the trend shifts back toward modest warming as high pressure moves in from the southeast.
We'll manage only partly cloudy skies after low clouds and fog on Wednesday as inland highs rise into the 74 to 79 range and the coast remains at 65 to 70.
Then the pattern of low clouds and fog in the morning, mostly sunny skies in the afternoon settles in through Monday, while inland highs could push as high as 82 on Friday before relaxing by a couple of degrees for the weekend.
The slight cooling will be the work of more low pressure moving in from the ocean.
Inland highs should be 76 to 81 Thursday, 77 to 82 Friday, 76 to 81 Saturday and 75 to 80 Sunday and Monday.
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Lady Gaga's Pose More Standup Than General's: Margaret Carlson
We finally know why General David Petraeus slumped over at last week's hearing before Congress. He must have known that an astonishing profile of his protégé, General Stanley McChrystal, was forthcoming in Rolling Stone.
Petraeus recovered quickly. McChrystal won't, at least not until the military abbreviation "Ret." appears after his name.
It's hard to overstate the bad judgment in granting access to a magazine that has on its cover, in the very same edition as the McChrystal story, Lady Gaga in the near-altogether, with a black thong and two machine gun turrets for a bra that Madonna would envy.
In the piece, McChrystal and his aides figuratively disrobe for writer Michael Hastings, letting him in on their merciless ridiculing of anyone who doesn't fully support their strategy in Afghanistan.
McChrystal is described as being "disappointed" at how unprepared President Barack Obama was for their first meeting. The general and his staff spent some time before a speech in Paris dreaming up clever insults if he's asked about Vice President Joe Biden, who at one time had opposed increasing U.S. troop levels in Afghanistan. McChrystal suggests the quip be, "Who's that?" Meantime, 18-year-old soldiers are dying in a war that began when they were in fourth grade.
Holbrooke's E-mail
In another stunt, McChrystal makes a show of being reluctant to open an e-mail from U.S. special envoy Richard Holbrooke -- who, keep in mind, is overseeing no less than the reintegration of the Taliban. An aide explains that McChrystal considers Holbrooke a "wounded animal," dangerous ever since rumors began that he would be fired. As for National Security Adviser Jim Jones, a former Marine Corps general, a McChrystal aide calls him "a clown" who is "stuck in 1985."
The real clown is McChrystal. No matter what he thinks -- generals often believe they know better than the suits in Washington -- he broke the cardinal rule of the military brass: do not openly question civilian authority. It's a firing offense, if not grounds for a court-martial. A general far more popular than McChrystal -- Douglas MacArthur, who was considered a viable candidate for president -- was dismissed in 1951 by President Harry S. Truman after publicly questioning U.S. policy in Korea. Generals have stayed in line ever since.
Making Policy
Like MacArthur, McChrystal recently tried his hand at making foreign policy. According to the Washington Post, he declared that the critical move to secure Kandahar would be delayed while U.S. forces continued the difficult task of winning local support. That was another way of saying that Obama's July deadline for drawing down troops was inoperable.
Just as corruption at the former Minerals Management Service should have been a red flag that oil drillers might be taking reckless risks, Obama should have seen this McChrystal meltdown coming.
McChrystal chose to launch his campaign for 30,000 more U.S. troops with a leak to Bob Woodward and a speech in London. He hit the tender spot of any Democratic commander-in-chief worried, post-Vietnam, about looking weak on national security. Obama opted not to punish McChrystal, having concluded that the general was simply "in over his head in the media world," Jonathan Alter wrote in "The Promise," his account of Obama's first year as president.
In fact, McChrystal could give lessons to Robert Gibbs in press management. While Obama was cast as indecisive and sensitive to politics over Afghanistan, McChrystal was portrayed on "60 Minutes," in the New York Times and elsewhere as focused like a laser on what's best for the U.S., whether jumping from a Black Hawk or sleeping just four hours a night.
Friendly Fire
His square-jaw bravado and desert swagger kicked up enough sand to obscure his failure to capture Osama bin Laden and his shameful role in enabling the Bush White House to perpetrate the lie that Pat Tillman, a genuine patriot and hero, had been killed by something other than friendly fire.
In one week in Afghanistan this month, a U.S. helicopter was shot down and 26 NATO soldiers killed just as President Hamid Karzai let it be known he was negotiating his own deal with the Taliban. Like many of his countrymen, he's concluded the U.S. won't defeat the insurgents militarily.
McChrystal's behavior could be explained by the specter of becoming one more headstone in the graveyard of empires defeated in unwinnable wars. With the real war not going well, he thought he could win a PR war with the likes of Biden and the U.S. ambassador to Afghanistan, Karl Eikenberry.
Eye on History
In one revealing passage, he says Eikenberry leaked a cable critical of McChrystal's strategy so that "if we fail, they can say 'I told you so.'" Must be nice, in the midst of a shooting war, to find time to worry about covering your fanny for the history books. Unlike Lady Gaga, McChrystal truly bared all for Rolling Stone.
The article is McChrystal's unintended exit strategy, as hubristic and ham-handed as anything tried by the generals in Vietnam. There are no monuments to William Westmoreland. There will be none to McChrystal.
(Margaret Carlson, author of "Anyone Can Grow Up: How George Bush and I Made It to the White House" and former White House correspondent for Time magazine, is a Bloomberg News columnist. The opinions expressed are her own.)
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Oraciones de ejemplo
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Late 17th century: from Latin millesimum 'thousandth', from mille 'thousand'.
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A person's mother-in-law: I've never quite lived up to my MIL's expectations
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Health & Parenting
Kids Really Aren't Overscheduled
Aug. 14, 2006 - Little League, music lessons, Scouts, and dance recitals are just a few activities that may be on your kid's agenda. Is today's typical child as overscheduled as a corporate CEO -- and just as stressed?
A group of leading child development experts is challenging the popular notion that kids engage in too many organized activities, and that the pressures of overscheduling are leading to substance abuse and other developmental problems.
Rather than spending too much time participating in organized activities, most kids don't spend enough, they say. Around 40% don't participate in organized sports or other organized activities at all.
Joseph L. Mahoney, PhD, of Yale University, and his colleagues reviewed the published research and concluded that children and teens involved in organized activities tend to be better adjusted than those who are not.
Such children are apt to have better academic performance, more functional family relationships, and less substance use.
"Nearly half of children are not involved in organized activities at all," Mahoney, a child development researcher, tells WebMD. "This is of great concern, because across a wide range of outcomes, studies show that children who don't participate tend to have more adjustment problems than those who do."
Five Hours a Week
Among Mahoney's and his colleagues' major findings:
The average youth (aged 5-18) spends about 5 hours a week participating in organized activities, compared with around 15 hours watching television.
Only about 6% of adolescents aged 12-18 spend 20 hours or more a week engaged in organized activities.
Kids and teens tend to participate in organized activities because they want to. Pressure from parents, coaches, or other adults is seldom given as their reason for joining in
Busting the Myth
There was little support for the hypothesis that kids who lack free time end up stressed out and developmentally impaired.
Even those who spent 20 hours or more a week participating in organized activities tended to be as well adjusted, or even better adjusted, than children who didn't participate at all, according to Mahoney.
The findings appear in the latest issue of Social Policy Report, a journal published by the Society for Research in Child Development.


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Executive Creative Director: Marco Cremona
Creative Director: Gaetano Del Pizzo
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Copywriter: Daniele Agliata
Photographer: Zona 13
Published:April 2009
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very good art direction.
very good art direction.
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AbstractThe overall goal of the proposed two-phase SBIR project is to develop a low-cost, reliable, miniaturized RF component suitable for nanosatellites, in order for them to achieve functionality similar to larger spacecrafts. EMAG Technologies proposes todevelop a novel multi-chip module (MCM) technology based on revolutionary concepts in packaging and integration that will reduce the RF communication package size and volume by two orders of magnitude. We will demonstrate these new technologies by buildingand characterizing a Ka-band steerable sub-array. The proposed transmit module will be fabricated on high resistivity silicon wafers using mature micromachining technologies which can produce: multilayer interconnects, on-wafer packaged RF MEMS, phaseshifters, monolithically integrated passive elements, cavity filters, and photonic band-gap substrates for parasitic resonance reduction. All these architectures can be integrated on a single chip thus forming miniaturized multi-chip modules with highperformance and functionality. The proposed work will be based on our extensive completed work on three-dimensional integration and silicon micromachining for RF applications which resulted in 3D RF transitions, filters, low-loss interconnects,distribution networks for arrays, on-wafer packaged RF MEMS and photonic band-gap silicon substrates for operation up to W-band.
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One of the easiest ways to get a return value from a thread is to use closures. Create a variable that will hold the return value from the thread and then capture it in a lambda expression. Assign the "return" value to this variable from the worker thread and then once that thread ends you can use it from the parent thread.
I would use the BackgroundWorker approach and return the result in e.Result.
This is commonly associated with WinForms and WPF, but can be used by any type of .NET application. Here's sample code for a console app that uses BackgroundWorker:
See @Roger's answer below.
He points out that you can use a Task that returns a
A thread isn't a method - you don't normally "return" a value.
However, if you're trying to fetch a value back from the results of some processing, you have many options, the two main ones being:
It really depends on how you're creating the thread, and how you want to use it, as well as the language/framework/tools you're using.
Here is a simple example using a delegate ...
There's a terrific series on threading at Threading in C#.
My favorite class, runs any method on another thread with just 2 lines of code.
Beware that longFunctionComplete will NOT execute on the same thread as starthework.
For methods that take parameters you can always use closures, or expand the class.
I came across this thread when also trying to obtain the return value of a method that gets executed within a Thread. I thought I would post my solution that works.
This solution uses an class to store both the method to be executed (indirectly) and stores the returning value. The class can be used for any function and any return type. You just instantiate the object using the return value type and then pass the function to call via a lambda (or delegate).
C# 3.0 Implementation
To use this code you can use a Lambda (or a delegate). Here is the example using lambdas:
VB.NET 2008 Implementation
Anyone using VB.NET 2008 can't use lambdas with non-value returning methods. This affects the
With the latest .NET Framework, it is possible to return a value from a separate thread using a Task, where the Result property blocks the calling thread until the task finishes:
For details, please see http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd537613(v=vs.110).aspx
If you don't want to use a BackgroundWorker, and just use a regular Thread, then you can fire an event to return data like this:
It depends on how do you want to create the thread and available .NET version:
A) You can create the
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C) You can use
Starting with .NET 4.0 you could use Task Parallel Library and
Starting with .NET 4.5 you could also use
Note: method, which contains the code above shoud be marked with
For many reasons using of Task Parallel Library is preferable way of working with threads.
Threads do not really have return values. However, if you create a delegate, you can invoke it asynchronously via the
ThreadStart delegates in C# used to start threads have return type 'void'.
If you wish to get a 'return value' from a thread, you should write to a shared location (in an appropriate thread-safe manner) and read from that when the thread has completed executing.
A simple solution is to pass a parameter by ref to the function that is running in the thread and change its value in the thread.
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The BackgroundWorker is nice when developing for Windows Forms.
Say you wanted to pass a simple class back and forth:
I wrote up a short class that does the following:
From inside the thread routine:
Adding a delegate can be useful for posting your data directly back to your main thread, but you may need to use Invoke if some of the data items are not thread safe.
To test this, create a little Console Application, and put this in the Program.cs file:
Here is a screenshot of what I got with this:
I hope others can understand what I've tried to explain.
I enjoy working on threads and using delegates. They make C# a lot of fun.
Appendix: For VB Coders
I wanted to see what was involved in writing the code above as a VB Console Application. The conversion involved a few things I didn't expect, so I will update this thread here for those wanting to know how to thread in VB.
I'm no kind of expert in threading, that's why I did it like this:
I created a Settings file and
Inside the new thread:
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Tom Carpenter (11:02 AM)
During last week's Fantasy Focus Podcast Adam Stanco and I were asked whether LeBron's stat production had broken fantasy hoops. No doubt his numbers are crazy, but I noted MJ, KG and Gary Payton in their primes as examples of other guys who had ridiculous stats but didn't guaranteed a fantasy championship. Payton often is a forgotten guy in Fantasyland, but consider his impact in 1999-2000, when he averaged 24.2 PPG, 8.9 APG, 6.5 RPG, 2.2 3s, and 1.9 SPG. Granted his percentages weren't elite (44.8 FG%, 73.5 FT%), but his overall value was amazing. Now, on to your questions ...
Chris Fiegler (Latham,NY)
Wh do you think will be the 2012-2013 NBA Champions?
Tom Carpenter (11:04 AM)
Chris, glad to receive your weekly question again. I guess I'd have to be a knucklehead to say anything other than the Heat right now, but I do think that people are snoozing on the Thunder, who I expect to come out of the West again. They are fully capable of beating the Heat.
Brandon (FTW)
at what point is a player too valuable to drop for an extra game. Valanciunas? DeRozan? Drummond? I dont feel comfortable dropping any of these guys, but its creeping into my mind that i may need to.
Tom Carpenter (11:07 AM)
Brandon, the season wraps up two weeks from tomorrow, which to me means it's time to drop guys like the ones you mentioned and stream players as needed to pick up the extra games. Unless you are in a very deep league, you should have little trouble shuttling in guys off waivers who can put up similar stats to DeRozan, Drummond and Valnciunas ... and odds are you will be able to pick those guys back up in time for their next games. The bottom line is you never want to leave unused games on the table in any format.
george (akron)
have dropped marion for vucevic in 3 leagues make sense to u? in playoffs in all three fyi
Tom Carpenter (11:10 AM)
Definitely makes sense for this week, George. But keep in mind, if you have to set a weekly lineup for your playoffs, that the Magic only play twice next week, so you may want to move on to someone with a more favorable schedule at that point.
Maruader (PA)
Tom, Is it possible to salvage a .001% difference in FG% with so little games left?
Tom Carpenter (11:14 AM)
You should be able to make up even more than that in a two-week span. I won a my home league a couple of years back by topping the second-place team in FG% by a smaller percentage than that ... the leader changed several times in the final evening of the season. The nice thing for you is that it's not all on your team, but also on the other team (how well or poorly his guys shoot). Just keep shuttling in quality shooters and leave your shaky shooters on the bench and you just might pull it off.
Sid (New York)
Is there any point in holding on to Noah at the rate things are going?
Tom Carpenter (11:16 AM)
I'm skeptical about Noah risking his nagging injury when there are no signs that Rose is going to risk his knee. I'd hold onto Noah if I have the ability too, Sid, but with so little time left in the season, there no longer is time to be patient. If there is a player on waivers who can help you, go get him.
Marzblkman1 (Woodland Hills, CA)
I've been intrigued by the potential and development of Jonas Valanciunas. I'm in a 12 team keeper league, and I'm curious to know what you think is his fantasy potential for next season and beyond? I currently have Noah and Ibaka, but I'm considering parting with one to keep Jonas.
Tom Carpenter (11:21 AM)
Marz, I once had a long and great evening at Bruno's Dead Dog Saloon, which I believe was in Woodland Hills ... but I digress ... I actually featured JV in my blog entry this morning (http://espn.go.com/fantasy/blog/_/name/boxscore_basketball), so you can read my thoughts in more detail. But I really like his long-term upside as a big man who can score in the upper teens, average 9-10 boards and block 1.5 shots with solid percentages. Still, I'd have a hard time parting ways with Noah or Ibaka, because they already have arrived and have many years ahead of them. The exception to that would be if keeping Jonas costs you less or a lower draft pick, in which case it would be worth considering.
Bry (MA)
Think Lebron sits at all this week?
Tom Carpenter (11:23 AM)
Bry, I think we are just going to have to watch daily updates. It doesn't seem that he is really all that injured, so I would expect him to play most of the remaining games. Still, he's bound to get some more rest to keep him as fresh and healthy as possible for when it matters most.
Josh (ATL)
With the Cavs saying Irving will not play in back to backs, would you still play him in a weekly league for the final week (April 8-17). The Cavs play 6 games, but Irving would presumably miss two of them.
Tom Carpenter (11:28 AM)
Yeah, this is right on the cusp for decision making and a great example of how strategy comes into play at this point of the season. In essence, he should only play four games in that final stretch ... in order to decide whether you'll play him, you'll have to consider whether a replacement option available to you can match Irving's production in, say, 6 games. My guess is that you don't have a player with that kind of upside available on waivers, so you likely will just roll your stud out there. If it's a total toss-up at this stage of the season, I always give the tiebreaker to the guy who got you here -- because Irving is capable of posting two-games worth of stats in any given game.
Erik (Chicago)
I get two keepers for next year, who do i keep out of the following players and why? Dwayne Wade, Lamarcus Aldridge, Greg Monroe, Danilo Gallinari, and Andre Drummond
Tom Carpenter (11:30 AM)
Erik, with just two keepers I would take Wade and LA ... You'd have scoring and percentages as the backbone of your squad ... and between the two of them, stats in basically every category but 3s.
Kurtis (Houston, TX)
so are Ty Lawson, Steve Nash, Tyson Chandler all droppable?
Tom Carpenter (11:32 AM)
Yes, Kurtis, so long as you have someone worthy to pick up. Don't forget about them, though. If you drop those guys, you may want to snag them back off waivers if it sounds like they are nearing a return to action.
Big Mac (Florida)
I have J. Noah, Wade and Lebron James on my team, battling for the championship in a H2h league. How worried should I be about them sitting games. Are any of them dropable for someone like Reggie Evans or Brandon Bass?
Tom Carpenter (11:33 AM)
With Wade and LeBron, I think you just have to roll with them and hope they don't sit out many (or, crossing fingers, any) more games, BM. I would consider moving on from Noah, though; as I mentioned earlier, there isn't much time left to be patient with his return.
Dave (DC)
Any word on KG playing this week? He's taking up a valuable spot on my bench that could be used for someone like Taj Gibson. I'm hesitant to drop him on the chance he plays and my opponent grabs him.
Tom Carpenter (11:36 AM)
Tough to read on this one, Dave, since the C's aren't saying much. If they stick to that original 2-week timetable, he could be playing this weekend. But with the postseason being their only real concern, it's not crazy to think he might not play until the final couple of games. I'd lean towards waiting until this weekend for updates, then assessing.
Alex (OH)
I am in the semis this week (and will most likely win), any players to target for the week and a half long finals? I have picked up Jeff Green and Tobias Harris recently and am not sure how much they will produce with KG coming back soon and the Magic's schedule.
Tom Carpenter (11:38 AM)
Alex, I'd stick with Harris and Green, because I think they can continue producing regardless of KG or the Magic's schedule. You'd be hard-pressed to find more upside than Harris and Green on waivers unless you are in a very shallow league.
Tom Carpenter (11:39 AM)
Just a reminder that it is not necessary to repeatedly re-post your question. I see them all and get to as many as possible. Thanks.
jimmy (orlando)
do you think chandler will be more productive now that Lawson is out?
Tom Carpenter (11:41 AM)
The opportunity certainly is there for Chandler, and it wouldn't surprise me if he had a couple of big stat lines down the stretch -- especially since the Nugs have some favorable matchups (DAL twice, MIL, PHO) as the season winds down. The trouble with Chandler is a lack of consistency, which makes him a roll-the-dice plug-in, Jimmy.
Laker4life (LA)
Who should I trade westbrook and ibaka for
Tom Carpenter (11:45 AM)
That's a pretty open question ... I assume you are talking about a keeper league, in which case you should pretty much be able to ask for just about any player out there. Those two for LeBron and a young keeper (like Drummond or Valanciunas) should make any owner at least listen to your offer.
Ethan (Los Angeles)
Was Kevin Ware's injury the most gruesome thing you've ever seen on the basketball court?
Tom Carpenter (11:48 AM)
I broke my leg in two when I was a freshman in college ... not quite as gruesome, but I can genuinely commiserate with Ware. I still think that Shaun Livingston's injury was far worse -- broken bones heal, but a trashed knee like Livingston's never will.
AJ (Birmingham)
Would you cut someone like Paul Millsap since he only has 2 games next week for someone with 4 games? I'm thinking of grabbing Reggie Evans to ensure my opponent doesn't creep up and win rebounds.
Tom Carpenter (11:50 AM)
Absolutely, AJ. Not sure how Reggie is even still available unless you have a shallow league. That's a great example of a heady move at this stage of the season. Names and resumes don't matter right now ... how hot a player is and how many games he will play is what matters.
Kurtis (Houston, TX)
so is derrick rose not going to play? I'm sick of having him on my IR
Tom Carpenter (11:53 AM)
We've gone well past the point where it would make sense for him to play this season, so my money is on him sitting out for good, Kurtis. Does he really want to come back in a couple of days, play maybe six games (assuming he skips one game in each of the Bulls' three remaining back-to-back sets) and then push himself to the max in the playoffs? Doesn't make much sense. I'd move on unless you have no other need for his roster spot.
Joey (Oklahoma)
I'm in a 8 cat espn roto keeper league. 3 keepers. How does the keep system work next draft? Do you lose the first 3 rounds if you keep 3 or does it go off of round your keepers was drafter the year before?
Tom Carpenter (11:57 AM)
You'll have to check your league settings, Joey. Some leagues are set so that each keeper you keep costs you a round ... so, in that case, yes, keep three players, don't draft until Round 4. In that setup, you will have to factor in who you think you could draft in those early rounds and balance that with the players you may keep. In other words, there is little sense in keeping a guy in Round 3 if you know you can draft him in Round 7. Other leagues have a plus-1 rule. Draft a player in Round 7 this season and it will cost you your Round 6 pick to keep him next season.
Ray (Denver)
I'm in a dogfight for FG%. Would you drop Vasquez or Tyreke Evans for Demarcus Cousins or Kenneth Faried down the stretch?
Tom Carpenter (12:00 PM)
So long as the stats that Vasquez/Tyreke put up won't help your opponent and you can live without them, sure. Cousins and Faried both have been cranking out great FG% ... ideally, you may want to rotate them through your lineup to max out your FG%. Good luck, Ray!
Tom Carpenter (12:01 PM)
Thanks as always for you terrific questions this week. Good luck to all of you during the stretch run and I'll see you back here next week for another session. @AtomicHarpua
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hahahahah "shut the **** UP"!!!
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this is pointless...camden was rated the most dangerous city in america so close thread
lewis not wearing purple will loook so damn weird =?
nooo way....to much stress....
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you dont need a thread congrating another team....a post will do is all im saying
why is it if someone says something negative on obama he is a rascist but when someone says something negative on bush its politicaly correct? its b.s
i agree...but its the "hope" pick.
people in my school wear the obama shirts and half don't even know what his plans are....
im rooting for the cards as well..and im a die hard eagles fan..
but i must say everytime i come to the arizona cards forum..i see a new god damn thread explaing someone is a fan of a different...
not a damn celebrity...this is making me sick
im sick of obama being treated as a celebrity
lmao...i feel your pain!
i do not feel bad for chicago fans...lmao...4 years?!? wow..cry me a river
i do not feel bad....zero mother f*c*i*g points?!!? you have got to be kidding me! i thought the girls bball team was bad at my school when they lost by 35!
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This is why I've written so far. (Not a lot, but yeah.)
Running down the halls of the stupid meteor, you searched for a certain trolls room. Panting slightly, you swore you'd just run in a circle.
Maybe getting directions from Terezi wasn't the best idea you'd ever had. . . .
With a small huff, you decided to walk the rest of the way. Hopefully Karkat would be there. You hadn't seen him in a few days (or maybe even weeks, time sort of blended together on this meteor) and being matesprits with him, you were worried.
That and you were bored out of your fucking mind.
Biting your lower lip, you followed the rest of the directions you were given. Luckily, you did end up in what looked like Karkat's room.
It had posters of weird RomComs, a crabtop, and random books about troll romance all over the place. Walking over to his desk, you smiled when you saw the picture of his lusus. Crabdad, was it? Smiling, you examined the picture.
It was Crabdad screeching and waving his claws around with a young Karkat yelling at him with a light blush on his grey cheeks.
It was cute, and made you smile softly.
A soft groan made you whip your head around. It came from that weird cocoon-thing filled with slime. A slime covered grey hand came and gripped the opening, pulling the rest of the body up with it. A sleepy looking Karkat shook his head, small amounts of slime slipping from his dark locks.
Lifting his head up, he squinted as he looked around his room. His eyes landed on you, he glared lazily as he tried making up his mind if you were real or just his imagination. Once his vision became less fuzzy, he realized you really were there, just standing and staring at him.
Then the real realization hit him like a brick wall.
You were in his room.
And he was naked.
"[NAME]?! WHAT THE FUCK ARE YOU DOING IN HERE?!?" He shouted, going back into the safety of his recuperacoon.
"Trying to cure my boredom. It worked up until this awkward moment." You said, shrugging and looking to the side with pink-tinted cheeks.
With that, you quickly scampered out of the room, nearly tripping on your way. Karkat sighed, cheeks ablaze. Then he got out of his recuperacoon and began the search for a clean towel.
Once the mutant-blooded troll got a pair of pants on he told you to come back in. His cheeks hadn't returned to their normal shade yet, and he was mentally slapping himself for it. You shyly entered the room, feeling slightly embarrassed for having been caught by your naked matesprit.
You both just stood there, neither knowing what to say. A pregnant silence was in the air. It was awkward, to say the least, and you two just wanted to forget that the entire situation even happened. But you couldn't. It was forever embedded in your memories.
There was no going back now.
"Karkat, I-!" You started, but were cut off.
"I-It's okay. . ." He said, turning his head to look at one of his many RomCom posters.
"What. . . . .?" You questioned, dumbfounded.
"I said its okay, alright?! Fuck! This is just so fucking stupid!" Karkat groaned, eyes shut tightly as he let out a frustrated sigh.
"Yeah, you're right. This is pretty dumb. Ahahaha!" Laughter filled the silence, and Karkat's features softened a little. He loved your laughter. It was melodious.
Once your laughter died down, silence washed over you two. Looking up at Karkat, you blushed a little more when your [e/c] orbs met his.
He then grabbed your had and slammed his lips onto yours.
You gasped a bit, shocked at the sudden action of your matesprit. At this chance, Karkat slipped his tongue past your plump lips and into your hot cavern, earning a moan from you.
Yeah. . . I'll finish it up later tonight or tomorrow night.
Also, shirtless Karkat.
Think about that.
"A pregnant silence" XD
You CANNOT
End that RIGHT THERE
You CANNOT
End that RIGHT THERE
Yes, please continue this, it's amazing!
I like ghost adventures as well...
I love ghost adventures!
mmh.... mmm mmm mm that boy is SEXY! *dreamily* shirtless karkat............. *drools a bit* so hot...
The comments were exactly 69, before I ruined it right now- :3
Also great job on the story
Also great job on the story
Naked Karkat is a good Karkat!
Finishrd one?
do u have the finished one up?
Nope! I kind of abandoned this thing. I may pick it up again soon, though.
More? MOre? MORe? MORE? MOEWWWWWWW
well i have to go rape karkat bye!
:V wait what's air
Hot cavern
.... i can die happily now
X3 Perfect................................................*lol I literally can't hold my laughter in properly
I really can' hold my laughter un looking at your profile pic its sor adorable and funny >.<
awesome job!!! your name is rayne? if so my middle name is rayne and i sometimes go by it!
I agree with animeloverforlife3 Part 2
Part two part two part two
WHERE'S THE STORY IM FREEKING OUT ME WANNA READ THE STORY!!!!!!!!!!!!!! *brings out scythe* You the story now!!!!!!!!!
note: all those people who are complaining about who they have, i have kanaya. a tomboy having kanaya as their sign. yup. i reeaaallllly dont think i would get along with her at all.
Isn't finished yet.
I have Karkat as mine. And since Kanaya is yours, if you're into gore, she would be a pretty okay match.
...gore...yeahnothanks. i have my psychosis already, i dont need anything to make my nightmares or depression worse. i wold probably actually get along best with nepeta, considering my cat-obsessed younger cousin who even has a blue cat hoodie and will wear my green jacket because she has no clue as to what homestuck is, and its just hilarious since she is basically the humanized version of nepeta in so many ways. *was totally rambling*
That's actually kind of funny. I don't know a lot of people who aren't into gore or something similar. XD No offense, or anything. A humanised version of Nepeta, she must be really random and fun~
yup. her name is isabela, but everyone calls her nepeta. im actually not sure where she comes from BUT HER ACCENT MAKES HER ROLLS HER RS so she sounds like she is purring when she says any word with R in it. oh yeah, and she is eight. and yeah....i probably would be into gore, if i didnt have all these damned disorders. why? well.. because whenever i see something like mentioning violence, i remember my nightmares. and my nightmares are freaking CREEPY. and then there is the hallucinations.......
Isabela is a beautiful name! XD Maybe it's just a quirk. XD Sorry, bad joke. Ah, they're so cute and non-terrifying at that age! XD I understand, I often freak out so badly over stuff I faint! D'X I nearly fainted ina bookstore when I thought I saw an anime character near the manga section! XD Sounds like the downside of having an amazingly detailed imagination. . . .
...imagine seeing the creepypastas walking around your town. and seeing them killing, and seeing hung bodies in the forest next to your school, and seeing old friends that you know you will never actually see again walking down the halls of your school....and having to pretend its all okay. this is a normal day for me.
I wish karkitty was my sign but i have boreing sollux as my sign. I wove karkitty ;n; why is life so mean?
~still loved all of the story bro
~still loved all of the story bro


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PORTLAND, 0R – OCTOBER 9, 2012 – Pacific Northwest College of Art (PNCA) is pleased to announce that Mary Mattingly '02 will deliver this year's Homecoming Address before students, alumni, and the general public in Swigert Commons on October 19, 2012 at 6:30 pm. This lecture is part of a full day's activities for the annual Alumni Reunion, activities that include the public dedication ceremony at 12 noon, of Lee Kelly's '59 monumental sculpture, Memory 99, in Portland's future North Park Block adjacent to the soon-to-be home of PNCA's Arlene and Harold Schnitzer Center for Art and Design.
Also at this event, PNCA President Tom Manley will present the Doctor of Arts Honoris Causa degree to alumna Arlene Schnitzer, who will also accept a Doctor of Arts Honoris Causa degree on behalf of her late husband, Harold Schnitzer. A leading Portland cultural philanthropist, Schnitzer was inspired to open her important Fountain Gallery by her instructors at PNCA, then the Museum Art School. This was her entrée into the heart of Portland's cultural life which she and her late husband have continued to help shape in the decades since. Recently the Harold and Arlene Schnitzer CARE Foundation made the lead gift of $5 million for PNCA's capital campaign for campus expansion to Portland's North Park Blocks. PNCA's new home at 511 NW Broadway will be the Arlene and Harold Schnitzer Center for Art and Design when it opens in the 2014 academic year.
Mattingly's work explores the themes of home, travel, cartography, and human relationships, expansively including not only humans' relationships with one another, but also with the environment, with machines, and with corporate and political entities. She is currently represented by Robert Mann Gallery in New York. Mattingly has described her work as, "fantasy based and serious, exploring systems of survival, interaction, mobility and power structures."
The annual Homecoming address is one of PNCA's four Cornerstone Lectures, which also include the College's Convocation Lecture David Shipley, of Bloomberg News, delivered in September, the Edelman lecture in March, which will be delivered by author Rebecca Solnit, and the Commencement Address given in May, Roger Mandel, former president of RISD.
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Homeward Bound: Short Stories
Date: May 2013
Creator: Kadura, Karen
Description: This collection contains a preface that discusses the role of landscape and place as they are used in fiction, particularly when they are colored by the writer's own memories of home. The preface is followed by four original short stories, three of which relate to a fictional small town in Texas. "Under the Surface" involves two young boys who begin to relate thoughts of the dead body they find to their own absentee mother. "Tommy" explores a young man's memories of his recently deceased friend, as well as the gossip of a small town. "Stubborn" depicts a man's struggle after his wife has delivered an ultimatum. "Out of the Valley" is about a father and daughter questioning what it means to be normal.
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The Lexicographer's Daughter: A Memoir
Date: May 2011
Creator: Lovell, Bonnie Alice
Description: This creative nonfiction dissertation is a memoir of the author's search for the somewhat mysterious hidden past of her father, the lexicographer Charles J. Lovell, who died in 1960, when the author was nine. Her father's early death left the author with many unanswered questions about his past and his family and so she undertakes a search to answer, if possible, some of those questions. Her search takes her to Portland, Maine; New Bedford, Massachusetts; and Pasadena, California, where she tries to discover the facts and uncover the forces that shaped her father's life. Along the way, she realizes how profoundly his death affected and shaped her own life, contributing to the theme of loss that pervades the memoir. In addition, she begins to realize how much her mother, Dixie Hefley Lovell, whose significance she previously overlooked, shaped her life. Ultimately, she comes to understand and accept that some of her questions are unanswerable.
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Mr Secrets and Social Media: the Confession of Richard Rodriguez
Date: May 2013
Creator: Burns, Amanda Jill
Description: Richard Rodriguez's works create troubling situations for many scholars. Though numerous critics see him as the penultimate Chicano writer, many others see his writing as only pandering to the elite. However, all politics and controversies aside, he is a writer whose ideas upon language and public confession have been revolutionary. Throughout the thesis, I argue that Rodriguez's ideas upon language and identity are applicable to the social media landscape that we reside in currently, especially the public confession. Also, I use deconstructionism, along with postmodern criticism, to illustrate the changing arc of Rodriguez's confession from his first autobiography to his final one. In his first memoir, Rodriguez remains in the closet upon his sexuality, and the reader only catches glimpses of the 'real' character inside his work. In the second memoir, the reader sees a better glimpse because of his coming out; yet, even in this regard, he does not do so wholly and still leaves his confession unfinished. By the third, he applies themes and problems seen in his first and second works to discuss our browning nature, and how we are all sinners and that we desire to confess our sins. In my assessment of Rodriguez, I argue ...
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Backflow: A Collection
Date: May 2011
Creator: Kullberg, Adam
Description: This collection consists of a critical preface and nine essays. The preface analyzes, first, how the imagination influences the personal journey of a writer, and second, the techniques authors use, mainly form, time, and space, to enact the imagination and propel the reader into an imagined narrative. The essays explore themes of loss, mental illness, the rift between the "real" and the "imagined" life, and the intangibility of memory itself. Collection includes the essays "Into the Snow," "No Longer a Part," "Borderland," "Still Wounds," "What Stays in Las Vegas," "Remnants," "The Root," "Your Father," and "The Land Lord."
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Lining Up
Date: May 2007
Creator: Davis, Allegra
Description: A creative, multi-genre collection that includes three personal essays (non-fiction) and two short stories (fiction). The pieces in this collection primarily focus on the themes of loneliness and waiting. It includes pieces dealing with homosexual relationships, friendships and heterosexual relationships. Collection includes the essays "The Line," "Why We Don't Talk about Christmas," and "Boys Who Kiss Back," and includes the short stories "I Am Allowed to Say Faggot" and "Dear Boy."
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Date: August 2011
Creator: Bell, C.F. Davis
Description: This collection consists of a critical preface exploring the similarities between serialized comic books, realist fiction and the author's own writing. The principle discussion concerns continuity, the connecting tissue between ancillary works of fiction, chronology, the function of time in the narrative of related stories, and the function of characters beyond the stories they inhabit. The stories within the collection revolve around an eccentric ensemble of suburban youth whose demoralized and violent actions are heavily influenced by defining moments of their past.
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True Selves: Narrative Distance in Stories of Fiction and Nonfiction
Date: December 2009
Creator: Al-Qasem, Ruby
Description: True Selves: Narrative Distance in Stories of Fiction and Nonfiction consists of a scholarly preface and four creative works. The preface discusses narrative distance as used in both fiction and nonfiction, and as compares to other narrative agents such as point of view, especially in contemporary creative writing. The selection of stories examines relationships, especially familial, and themes of isolation, community, and memory. Collection includes two chapters of a novel-in-progress, Fences, short fiction story "Trees and Furniture," and creative nonfiction essays, "Floating" and "On the Sparrow."
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Date: December 2011
Creator: Bush, Mary Gwen
Description: This dissertation is composed of two parts. Part I discusses the evolution of meditative poetry as a genre, with a particular emphasis on the influence of women poets and feminist critical theory. Part II is a collection of poems. Although several popular and critically-acclaimed poets working today write meditative poems, meditative poetry as a genre has not been systematically examined since M.H. Abrams's essay on the meditative mode in Romantic poetry, "Structure and Style in the Greater Romantic Lyric." Because one of the driving forces of meditative poetry is a longing for, or recognition of, a state of perception that lies between individual being and some form of universal ordering principle, meditative poetry might seem to be antithetical to a postmodern world that is fragmentary, contingent, and performative; indeed, earlier definitions of meditative poetry, tied to historical and cultural understandings of the individual and the Universal, no longer reflect "how we know" but only "how we knew." However, this essay argues that there is a contemporary meditative structure that allows for a continued relationship between the individual and the Universal without resorting to the essentialism implicit in the genre as traditionally described. This new structure owes much to feminist theory, ...
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Stranger Than Fact
Date: December 2006
Creator: Saxton, Kelly E.
Description: As a dyslexic child, I always had trouble finding my voice. It's hard to express yourself in words, when you struggle with them. For me words always come later when I write. But most people don't understand how I feel. If your synapses fire off at the right time how can you image what it would be like it they didn't? That's where fiction comes in. If you can override someone's lack of experience with the use of a metaphor, then by distancing the reader from reality with an allegory, you can get to truth that's hard to capture any other way. You can also simply tell the truth in your writing with plain nonfiction. For me, fiction and nonfiction are a way for me to claim my voice and convey truth. Only a reader can decided what that truth looks like.
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The Useful Arts
Date: August 2012
Creator: Hindman, Jessica
Description: This creative nonfiction dissertation is a series of braided narratives that chronicle the author's career as a trombonist in the John Smith Ensemble. As an amateur trombonist, the author is shocked to be hired as a professional musician for an orchestra that plays on PBS and at Carnegie Hall. She quickly realizes, however, that the job requires her to play the trombone quietly in front of an unplugged microphone while a CD recording of another, more talented trombonist is blasted out toward an unknowing audience. The job also requires the author to tour around America. The scenes of from this tour are braided with scenes wherein she reflects on her life as a professional fake musician and her past failed attempts at getting a job.
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In life we're given alternatives. Buy this phone. Support that computer maker. Wear these jeans. We can pick and choose our favs as well as our hates. We do it with the power of the pocketbook. I think we like choice. It's the same with how our human landscapes work. People enter, stay, leave our orbits often by choice but sometimes by chance too. Some of my heroes were loners. Their life was not judged by its impact on others. Instead, they wished to take on life directly or person to person. I've long been convinced that all those social mongers who preach at me to be aware of the other person's feelings are really full of shit.
Primarily they are full of it because no one can truly take on the aspect of another. We can't and should not attempt to walk even a single foot in the shoes of another let alone a mile. I've also come to realize I don't like the vast majority of people. Nothing against you all but you all have sets of problems, issues that are yours. Best left that way too I think.
I'm not saying this to be mean or egotistical even if I come across that way. We all truly live individual lives no matter how much you want to be the Social Man. It won't work sorry. You all are bound in your individual lives and one day deaths. People enter and leave your orbits. You may let them in for awhile.
We are solitary soldiers of the universe. Churches, institutions all come and go. Your spark burns bright. But one day it will dim. Who is to say if you did lead lives of quiet desperation like Thoreau warned.
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I hope you all understood this as my English is a bit wonky
MfG, jens!


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Portable Cogeneration of Power and Cooling
Award Information
Small Business Information
15 Acorn Park, Cambridge, MA, 02140
Principal Investigator:
Kingston Owens
Associate Principal
(617) 498-5438
Associate Principal
(617) 498-5438
Business Contact:
Renee Wong
Contracting Officer
(617) 498-5655
Contracting Officer
(617) 498-5655
Research Institution:
AbstractThe escalating use of electronic equipment on the battlefield requires increasing amounts of field deployable electric power. Air conditioning is required when these systems are used in warm environments. A quiet, efficient, and low exhaust emissions electric generator to provide mission power and additional power for air conditioning is needed. TIAX proposes to reconfigure its free piston Stirling engine (FPSE) design to provide sufficient electrical power for the 5 kW of 120 VAC, 60 Hz mission load and reserve power for an air conditioning (AC) unit capable of providing 10 kW of cooling at an ambient temperature of 140 F. The fuel for the power/AC package will be JP-8, leveraging TIAX's existing JP-8 burner technology. A primary concern for military applications is total fuel consumption. We will evaluate system efficiency based on delivered cooling power to input fuel usage. A survey of existing cooling technologies will be performed to identify candidate AC units that are light, efficient, and capable of reasonably efficient operation at 140 F ambient temperature. Based on the results of the survey, a Stirling generator will be sized and designed to meet the electrical load and acoustic emissions requirements.
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