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What made sustainable life possible on Earth? Understanding where we came from helps scientists today as they search for life elsewhere in the universe.
Recently, Michel Mayor of the Geneva Observatory in Switzerland announced that he and his colleagues had identified 45 new planets from a continuing survey of 200 stars:
More background on this major announcement:
The University of Toledo's Department of Physics and Astronomy is studying this and more in an attempt to find out if there is life "out there:"
In June 2008 the University of Toledo announced that two of its researchers, Tom Megeath and J.D. Smith will be part of a very select group of international teams that will use the Herschel far-infrared space-based telescope to study the creation of stars and lifecycles of galaxies:
Distances are so large in the astronomy that scientists have to use the light sent to Earth from distant objects to learn about them. This web site explains in pretty basic language how light is used to study objects across "…the unfathomable void of space."


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CAP Applauds Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources
Washington, D.C. – The Center for American Progress commends members of the Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources for their leadership in prioritizing job creation in America. Today they will hold a hearing on the need for bipartisan, job-creating energy efficiency legislation such as the proposed HOME STAR program.
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As construction workers undergo a one-industry depression with unemployment nearing 25 percent and job losses spilling over into related retail and manufacturing sectors, it is essential that Congress quickly pass legislation to spur job creation. In many parts of the country, this "tool belt recession" has resulted in job losses of well over 30 percent of the construction workforce since the peak of the housing market. Manufacturing employment has dropped 16 percent overall since the recession began, but the numbers are far worse in construction-related manufacturing, with many factories running at only half their capacity. Today, building energy efficiency is one of the few bright spots on the horizon for this hard hit industry.
"HOME STAR is a smart, common sense solution to America's jobs crisis, which will build U.S. industry and save homeowners over $9 billion on their energy bills," said Bracken Hendricks, Senior Fellow with the Center for American Progress. "With nearly 25 percent unemployment among construction workers, retrofitting America's homes for energy efficiency can immediately put people back to work, doing the work that most needs to be done."
HOME STAR is a market-driven, low-bureaucracy program that creates jobs fast by scaling the existing industry for energy efficient home performance retrofits. HOME STAR would offer direct incentives to spur consumer demand. This $6 billion rebate program will help homeowners invest in energy efficient building mechanical systems and insulation, and whole-home energy efficiency retrofits. HOME STAR will make it simple, accessible, and affordable for consumers to save money by saving energy, and it will rapidly create more than 168,000 new jobs. The HOME STAR program is a cost-effective way to create good, high-paying jobs for idled construction workers, boost sales of American-made building materials, and reduce household energy costs for American homeowners, as President Obama outlined in a speech on March 2 at the Savannah Technical College in Georgia.
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Trumpeter Ben Neill successfully bridged the gap between ambient music and the avant-garde, further blurring aesthetic boundaries with the development of his mutantrumpet, a revolutionary electro-acoustic hybrid of conventional trumpet and synthesized sound. A native of North Carolina and a product of classical training, Neill relocated to New York City during the mid-'80s, immersing himself in the downtown experimental music scene; increasingly fascinated with minimalism, he studied under the legendary La Monte Young, and with the aid of the synthesizer pioneer Robert Moog designed the first mutantrumpet, an instrument fit with three bells, six valves, a trombone slide and an analog processing system whch allowed him to create any number of open, muted and electronic sounds. In 1984, Neill completed Orbs, his first major composition for mutantrumpet, percussion and audio/visual projections; pieces including 1985's Mainspring, 1987's Money Talk and 1988's Abblasen House followed prior to his breakthrough work ITSOFOMO (In the Shadow of Forward Motion), a 1989 collaboration with visual artist David Wojnarowicz. A year later Neill travelled to Amsterdam's Steim Studios to develop a new, MIDI-capable mutantrumpet; the upgrade resulted in the addition of a number of switches, knobs and pressure-sensitive pads allowing the player to trigger and modify a variety of sounds and sequences, as well as lights and projections, all in real time. After Haydn, a collaboration with electronic composer Nicolas Collins, followed in 1991. Neill then began a six-year stint as curator of the downtown NYC performance space The Kitchen, a position which served as his gateway into the burgeoning electronic music scene. Presenting performances by everyone from John Cage to Jim O'Rourke to Future Sound of London, he began increasingly absorbing electronic influences into his work and was particularly fascinated by the local "illbient" movement; originally created as an installation/performance piece, Neill's 1995 album Green Machine instead evolved into a full-blown dance music project, complete with 12" remixes from the likes of Single Cell Orchestra and DJ Spooky. The latter resurfaced on 1996's Triptycal, and Neill also spent the better part of 1997 appearing with Spooky and on the "Sci-Fi Lounge" tour of video-sampling innovator Gardner Post. After the appearance of Goldbug in 1998, Neill was relatively silent until 2002, when a series of productions done for Volkswagen advertisements was turned into a full LP, Automotive. Jason Ankeny
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This picture best describes Game 1. For about 41 minutes it felt like nothing went the Spurs way, until Dallas decided that making baskets wasn't fun anymore, and let the Spurs dominate the last eight minutes of the game.
But before we start previewing Wednesday's Game 2, it's time to take a second look back at how the Spurs snagged a 1-0 series lead on Easter Sunday. It's time for a retro diary.
1st quarter, 12:00 remaining: "Our officials for this afternoon: Joey Crawford…" Good to see the NBA continues its trolling of Spurs fans, by letting Joey C officiate the Spurs first playoff game. It's been seven years since Duncan got ejected for laughing and I'm still not completely over it.
10:24 remaining: Three straight possessions for the Spurs and the Mavericks defense did a good job switching on screens to keep a big body on Parker. Too bad Parker was using those three possessions to size up Dalembert and find the right moment to blow right past him. 2-0.
9:12 remaining: Tiago and Kawhi collapse on Nowitzki and Ellis to force a turnover, and then Tiago decides to start the fast break on his own. My heart stops while watching him dribble. Tiago finally passes it off to Tony who draws the And-1.
8:19 remaining: "…Leonard, picked up by Monta Ellis who's not much of a defender." Thank you, Kevin Harlan.
7:59 remaining: Danny Green dribbles behind his back, crossing over Monta Ellis at halfcourt with ease.
7:41 remaining: Dalembert switches on the screen, putting Ellis on Duncan. Then Ellis proceeds to mini-flop while Duncan posts him up. Foul on Ellis. Rough 40 seconds for Mr. Have It All.
5:22 remaining: "Tony Parker continues to penetrate well." Kevin Harlan needs to work on his phrasing before Game 2.
4:33 remaining: I had a coworker tell me on Monday how tough stopping Nowitzki and "that tall Dalbert" guy is going to be. Meanwhile, Dirk and "Dalbert" just spent three seconds fighting each other for the same rebound. No one had the presence of mind to yell, "Same team!" like when you're playing street ball?
2:45 remaining: DeJuan Blair checks in. Blair was apparently at Las Palapas on Saturday night. This is my shocked font. I am shocked.
0:00 remaining: The Spurs held Dallas to 25% shooting in the first quarter, which is totally sustainable. After one, 21-12, good guys.
2nd quarter, 9:19 remaining: 9-0 run for the Mavericks and I haven't been paying attention to any of it. I've been too focused on watching Joey Crawford run up and down the court. Joey's body is so compact while he moves, and the bald head makes him super aerodynamic. Just watch him next time he's officiating a game you're watching. He keeps his arms next to his body, doesn't move them. It's all in the legs. Joey Crawford might seriously be the most efficient runner of all time.
5:39 remaining: A Danny Green deflection leads to Kawhi Leonard skying for a dunk. The Mavs defensive decisions on the fast break are hilarious. Leonard had already picked up his dribble, but Calderon scrambles to cover Danny Green in the corner, meanwhile Shawn Marion steps back to shade Boris Diaw at the free throw line extended, leaving Vince Carter with a front row seat to watch a #KAWHILIGHT.
46 seconds remaining: Manu finds a wide open Boris Diaw on the block. Diaw spins, assesses the situation, panics, and throws up a floater that barely draws iron. I want to be mad, but I can't. We've all been there. You're surprised you're that wide open, freak out, and just throw garbage up hoping you score. You never score.
0:00 remaining: If you were to tell me the Spurs would hold Dirk to just five points and five rebounds at halftime, but the Mavericks would be up by a point, I'd call the cops and have you arrested for public intoxication. But alas, Devin bleeping Harris had 13 points off the bench.
I may or may not have stopped recording on my DVR at halftime, and forgot to start re-recording during the third quarter, so for the purposes of this post (my stupidity) we will fast forward to the fourth quarter.
4th quarter, 12:00 remaining: I remembered to start recording because of the Pop sideline interview. I managed to watch Pop's message to Craig Sager without shedding a couple man tears this time, so that's good. #GetWellSager
9:26 remaining: Watching Dirk and Devin Harris play together is starting to give me flashbacks to 2006. The day Dallas traded Devin Harris to New Jersey for Jason Kidd, was one of the happiest days of my life. Here were the Mavericks, trading the only piece that gave the Spurs absolute hell, for a player that Tony Parker loved giving hell to.
7:45 remaining: Brandan Wright was something else this game. His And-1 gives the Mavericks a 10-point lead. Why am I having a slight panic attack even though I already know the outcome? I need a Xanax.
5:48 remaining: Another Kawhi Leonard/Tiago Splitter double team on Dirk forces a turnover. Look for that to be a reoccurring theme in this series, especially with no Shawn Marion on the floor. Splitter plays Nowitzki very well alone. Adding Kawhi's length and nose for the ball to that equation on a double team is almost unfair.
4:54 remaining: A Spurs 10-0 run in less than three minutes leads to this:
3:22 remaining: Tony Parker picks a good time to score his first points of the second half, putting Devin Harris in the spin cycle from hell.
1:46 remaining: First foul of the game on Dirk Nowitzki. What.
0:00: Dallas missed 12 of their final 13 shots, leading to a Spurs 19-4 run over the last 7:45 of the game. The only made field goal made by Dallas was a layup by Devin Harris in the last two seconds. The Mavericks may never go through a cold streak like that again, but I'd also be willing to bet that the Spurs don't shoot 18% from beyond the arch, or get out assisted by the Mavericks again either.


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Drones must not be used on U.S. citizens
March 24, 2013
DEAR EDITOR: As more details of the DOJ Whitepaper come to light, the memo in regard the legality of drone strikes against American citizens, the little publicized nomination of John Brennan to b......
More Tea Party BS. Drones have not been used against American citizens. This is yet another non-issue that the Republicans are using to stir up their Republican NeoCon masses against our great President Obama. If a Republican was president, they would be all for it.
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Are you kidding me mandatorymullets, Anwar al-Awlaki was a treasonist who was involved in combat against his own native land. He was not on American soil when he was killed, he was in Yemen while plotting how to kill more American soldiers. In my way of thinking, once you have taken up arms against your own country, and are actively involved in the process of killing other Americans, you have by your own behavior become nothing more than another enemy soldier. To suggest that this scumbag should have been allowed to continue killing American soldiers until someday when we could catch him is ludicrous.
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Then I hope I never here of another criminal getting shot by any law enforcement officer without "Due Process" first. Rand Paul certainly did not roll to far from the tree. Just another baggy that no one treats seriously. Its just another tool, like a gun, club, pepper spray etc.
Go ahead and point a gun at an officer and see how much "Due Process" you get. No difference.
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Now you really ARE kidding RIF, George Bush invaded Iraq on faulty information that resulted in 4400 Americans being killed without due process. If you want to help with the expansion of government into peoples rights try helping to rid the nation of the laws designed to disenfranchise voters. By the way Senator paulie jr. was on the floor of the Senate requesting information on the use of drones on AMERICAN SOIL. That is a much different thing.
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"Just another baggy"
Beats being a baguette like Daniele.
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Just for the record by the way, President Obama responded to the Honorable Senator from Virginia that, "NO HE DID NOT BELIEVE THE PRESIDENT HAD THE CONSTITUTIONAL AUTHORITY TO ORDER A DRONE STRIKE ON AN AMERICAN CITIZEN ON AMERICAN SOIL". That answered the question asked by Mr.Paul. End of debate!
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The only difference between armed drones and someone kicking in your door and taking you dead or alive is the distance involved.Its wrong without due process within our borders.The writer has a point: what is viewed as a "threat" today my not be how its defined in the near future. Even unarmed,they present a real compromise to what we consider our basic rights to privacy.The amazing resolution the cameras have from miles above was shown On the NOVA program The Rise Of The Drones.They have the capability to circle unseen for up to 30 hours at a time. Of course,this is only the unclassified technology we are aware of at the present time.Careful what you wish for...
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Get your own! diydrones dot com
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MM, I'm sorry I forgot you have a reading problem. I Didn't say anything about the Attorney General. Mr. Holder gave his opinion to the President. The President gave HIS answer, the one that counts by the way, to Senator Paul. Study up a little before you ramble OK.
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You're going to have to wait until someone tells her what think before she has a canned-response.
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Seriously, if you're in Yemen, who cares who pulled the trigger?
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I see you just can't control yourself Mark, you just have to resort to calling people names. With you nothing less could be expected.
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Let's get the facts straight for once. The President asked the Attorney General for HIS opinion on the use of military drones on U.S. soil. The Attorney General replied that there could be circumstances which would not violate the constitution. After reviewing Mr. Holder's response Barack Obama rejected it and stated publicly that HIS position is that the use of military drones against an American citizen on U.S. soil would indeed violate the U.S. Constitution. Quite frankly, that should have ended the discussion, but the Obama haters just cannot restrain themselves.
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Straight from the white house talking points huh dos. Too bad we have been paying attention. The DOJ and the administration are one and the same. This idea was not rejected until it came to light and even after that it took some weeks for the administration and the DOJ to admit it was unconstitutional. Seriously Dos, how stupid do you think we are? Obama never knows what anybody under his control is doing and he is always fighting against them and their evil policies. LOL. Get some class and a moral compass buddy.
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Under the UNIFORM CODE OF MILITARY JUSTICE, treason is punishable by death. If a person, American Citizen or not is found to be with out a doubt engaging in a terrorist or treasonous act, I have no problem with this. MandatoryMullets, neither of the people or cases you site were on American soil. Both were haters of your country, country men and your way of life. They would of killed you without a trial, so get over it.
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treason is punishable by death.
I agree also also but it appears you are lacking an understanding of the detials of this argument, which is where the devil is.
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Marmel, That is a very provocative question you have asked me. Unlike you though I usually try to answer questions put to me. So here goes. You asked me "HOW STUPID DO YOU THINK WE ARE"? First I don't know who WE is, so I will confine my answer to just you, if that's OK. In all honesty marmel I don't think you are stupid at all, absolutely not. Rather I believe that you are somewhat mentally stunted, and have a difficult time grasping issues with any complexity at all. I hope you find my answer has satisfactorily answered your recent inquiry.
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WarrenProud.........GREAT PRESIDENT...LOL What are you smoking??????
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@Billdog The UCMJ does not have jurisdiction over civilians unless the person is serving with or accompanying US armed forces in the field in times of declared war or a contingency operation. In other words the UCMJ has no jurisdiction over US civilian citizens living outside the US accused of treason such as Anwar al-Aulagi. In any case even under the UCMJ you are entitled to be judged by a jury of your peers and found guilty before any punishment can be handed down.
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Thank you, I appreciate that coming from a rug scrubber, Mark.
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I love how all you right wingers are out there supporting one of your own in Anwar an-Awlaki. He fit right in with your group's mentality. Particularly with that last post from usblues or goneforblues or carpetcleanermark or oh well you know.
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reallytiredofit / dosequis ; There you go with the unproven accusations, twisting words and flat out lies.
That stuff may have worked in bankruptcy court but not to many people will fall for it here.
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MandatoryMullets, where was Anwar al-Awlaki, and what activities was he engaged in?
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Yes blue, Somebody should have just went right over to Yemen and arrested that rascal. For the longest time I thought Sheriff Joe from Arizona was going to do it but he was real busy with his document search. We couldn't have the military arrest him because he was a civilian and the US military has no police authority over civilians in Yemen. Heck no, that would have violated poor old Anwar's constitutional rights against unlawful search and seizure.
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Is there a statute of limitations for murder? I'm thinking that a smart lawyer could file a class action suit against the United States Government for all the southerners killed during the Civil War. I know of no instance where the dead had been arrested according to the constitution and tried. Hundreds of thousands of constitutional violations in just 4 years. WOW the national debt sure would go up.
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In fact, according to 2010 Census Data released today, same-sex households are on the rise in Michigan -- and especially in Metro Detroit.
Wayne County has the most same-sex households in the state (3,841), and has seen that number rise 18 percent in the past decade. Oakland County's total (3,058) rose 50 percent in the same span, and Macomb County saw a 62 percent jump to 1,644.
Many of those couples have married in Canada or other states, and Michigan is expected to release statistics later this year indicating how many same-sex couples consider themselves "married" -- even if the state won't recognize their status.
Kurt Metzger, a local demographer who runs Data Driven Detroit, told the Associated press the data suggests a more tolerant society, even if same sex households are still under-reported.
"It definitely points out that things are changing a great deal," he said "Obviously people are feeling much more comfortable to come out and couple up and identify themselves that way on the questionnaires."
And the data, Metzger said, should convince government officials to pursue more gay-friendly policies to promote both economic growth and social justice. You listening, Lansing?
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Miami-Dade cops on trial for killing two Black males
Erick Johnson | 6/23/2014, 10:31 a.m.
A major trial is underway involving two Miami-Dade police officers who were stripped of immunity last week in the controversial shooting that killed two Black men in Little Haiti nearly seven years ago.
Drama is building as a jurors hear the details of the racially-charged case involving police officers Ryan Robinson and Michael Mendez, who killed Michael Knight and Frisco Blackwood in a barrage of bullets after they turned onto a dead-end street in 2007.
The shooting sparked protests and anger from the Black community as residents voiced their outrage on streets and radio stations about the case and a string of shootings of Blacks during that time. Two weeks after the shooting of Knight and Blackwood, a town hall meeting at the Joseph Caleb Center was filled with religious leaders and civil rights organizations who appealed for patience as tensions flared among residents demanding justice over the shooting. The relatives of victims also attended the meeting.
The shooting occurred after Blackwood, the driver, was taking his then 23-year-old girlfriend, Latasha Cure, home. Knight was in the front passenger seat. The three were returning from a night of partying at Coco's Nightclub in North Miami when police began following them. Cure survived the shooting with a gunshot wound in her thigh.
The trial is being held at the Miami Federal Courthouse Complex in the King Building located at 99 NE 4th St. and is expected to last throughout the week. Black leaders and civil rights organizations are closely following the proceedings.
"We obviously are monitoring the trial to make sure it's moving in the direction of justice," said Adora Obi Nweze, president of the Florida chapter of the NAACP. "There were a number of police shootings in the Black community at the time, but we are following this case as far as criminal justice is concerned."
People United to Leave the Struggle for Equality (PULSE), a civil rights organization led by Nathaniel Wilcox, has for years urged the Justice Department to investigate questionable police shootings involving Blacks. He praised this latest effort.
"We support the Justice Department's efforts to pursue justice for the victims," Wilcox said. "The majority of our police officers are good, but you have officers on the force who kill citizens for no reason and try to get away with it."
Cure will play a key role in the trial, which began last week after a federal judge in the 11th Circuit of Appeals in Atlanta upheld a decision by a federal court in Miami that denied the officers immunity. The decision was a rare outcome for cases involving controversial shootings, especially in Miami, where such investigations have not historically favored Blacks.
That's why legal experts say this trial is unique and so far a victory for relatives of the victims, including Knight's mother, Cheryl Kerr, who filed a wrongful death lawsuit in 2009 seeking punitive and other damages.
During the trial, jurors will hear arguments that will help them decide whether Cure was coerced into making a sworn statement she made on the night of the shooting. That statement said Blackwood and Knight tried to flee the police before they were killed.


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Ginobili helps Spurs keep their rhythm against Pistons
AT&T CENTER—Stylistically, San Antonio Spurs guard Manu Ginobili has always succeeded by operating outside the rhythm of the game. His pace, and ability to manipulate it, walks that thin line between awkward and unconventional. Defending it can be impossible.
But as Ginobili works outside basketball's metronome, he remains eerily in tune with it.
Coming off a steal in the second quarter of the Spurs 114-75 win over the Detroit Pistons, Ginobili brought the ball up at a measured pace while monitoring the steps of every player around him, mapping out defenders and teammates on the court. As he made the briefest of eye contact with Kawhi Leonard, communicating his intent, he also calculated the strides of Leonard and the Pistons' Rodney Stuckey running side-by-side in transition.
There would be only the briefest of moments between the time Leonard gained a step on his defender and the time he would run out of real estate on the court. There would be one step, maybe two, but only a fraction of a second really to make the pass.
As Ginobili raised the ball over his head to fire his two-handed half court rocket pass, Leonard was hardly open. But Ginobili's calculations, which lie somewhere between artistry and math, proved true and the pass found its mark in the exact moment Leonard needed to gather for the dunk. Two points made easy on a play anything but.
"I told him, through an eye signal, to go cut," Ginobili said. "I know that he likes doing it. He's explosive, he has great hands, and we are starting to find each other in those kinds of situations."
The San Antonio Spurs offense didn't start the game with such precision. With Cory Joseph starting in place of the injured Parker the Spurs began the game with all the grace of a wounded duck playing on a sprained ankle, shooting 5-for-12 with two turnovers before Ginobili came in and hit his first six shots.
"We started a little slow, we were figuring out how to operate without [Parker]," Tim Duncan said. "The lineups, who and when to attack, how to run plays, all that stuff."
A lengthy playoff run still depends on the availability of their elite playmaking point guard, especially as defenses have time to dissect and hone in on what actions teams like to run, but over a long stretch of the regular season these Spurs can maintain high levels of play just on how simplistic they approach the game.
Basketball at a fundamental level is an easy game. You move bodies and ball until the defense finds itself in a compromised enough position to attack for an easy shot. While the concepts are easy to grasp, the execution does take work and discipline.
The Spurs system isn't just comprised of a vast set of plays superior to other coaches' playbooks. It's based on meticulous attention to detail. It's setting screens at the right time at the correct angles, repeating these actions through hours of practice to commit it to muscle memory. It's sacrificing the first open shot for the best available shot, moving from good to great.
"That's who we have to be if we want to go to the playoffs and advance," Spurs coach Gregg Popovich said. "We're not a one-on-one team, it's just not who we are. We don't have that type of player. We've got a good team and ball movement and when we do that well we're at our best."
For two games now the Spurs have operated at their peak, following a 41-assist effort against the Sacramento Kings with 35 assists against the Detroit Pistons.
The Spurs found open shots by pushing the pace off their reborn defense, holding the Pistons to 32.6 percent shooting and forcing 19 turnovers to only 17 assists. They set Duncan (16 points, 11 rebounds, six assists, and five blocks) at the top of the key, threading passes to cutters along the baseline. They ran pick-and-roll after pick-and-roll with Ginobili that would be described as textbook if only it were possible to teach what Ginobili does.
"You know what's coming, but we couldn't stop it," Pistons coach Lawrence Frank said. "Look, they're the best team in the league, we know that. They got a lot of easy baskets."
By the Detroit Pistons coaching staff's calculations, the Spurs scored 54 "system" points—that is baskets scored via a team's offensive framework rather than individual efforts.
"These are things you prepare for and try to take away," Frank said. "You're not going to gain all of them. They have good enough players as it is [without] giving the amount of easy baskets we gave."
Yes, basketball can be easy. But set a gifted basketball mind like Ginobili's to execute some basic principles and with nothing but a quick glance between teammates, basketball can be a thing of beauty too.


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Is Making Money Off of Your Childs YouTube Videos Okay?WendyM
YouTube has become a phenomenon that has the ability to make stars out of average, everyday folks who wouldn't otherwise get that exposure in their day-to-day lives.
But what about the kids featured in YouTube videos? Is it okay for parents to profit from their child's YouTube stardom?
Take, for instance, the adorable Lily, whose reaction to a surprise trip to Disneyland was captured on video and went viral in a heartbeat.
The exposure of her reaction video racked up the views and has been earning the family money from the ads posted next to the video. Also? The video will be used as part of Disney's commercial campaign.
Should parents be using their kids to make money like this?
In most cases, when these videos go viral, the parents maintain that they originally took the video and shared the footage on YouTube with friends and family.
What's the harm with the videos taking off in popularity and earning the family a little money — or exposure?
Check out the little girl who sings Nicki Minaj's "Super Bass" not only did the video go viral, but the girls in the video got an appearance on the Ellen DeGeneres Show, where they met and rapped with Minaj.
Heck, even Justin Bieber got his start on YouTube, and that kid isn't doing too badly for himself.
Critics of posting videos of kids on YouTube will argue that it's not exactly a safe practice, exposing your kids to the huge online world out there.
Do you agree? Or do you think "What's the harm?" especially if you have the next Justin Bieber on your hands?
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Houston's film-savvy have sought diversion in cool cinemas throughout the summer, and now it's time to plan for the fall season. Here's a sampling of my recommendations.
I'll start with a recap of the numerous organizations that bring us innovative film offerings throughout the year. Among them are Aurora Picture Show which has settled into its home on Bartlett,always mixing it up with fun edgy offerings ; 14 Pews in the Sunset Heights, regularly premiering topical new films and offering art and performance events; and SWAMP, fresh off its successful Business of Film conference and now partnering with Sundance Cinemas Screening Room calendar with special Friday night discussions. Relatively new to the ranks, both located on Caroline Street, are Asia Society Texas Center, whose elegant theater frequently hosts unique screenings, and the Houston Museum of African American Culture presenting monthly film programs that are always lively. The First Thursdays program curated by Alfred Cervantes of the Houston Film Commission often showcases local talent and is a great place to hear about special opportunities for filmmakers and those who aspire to make movies. Next up at The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston (http://www.mfah.org/films/) we have a few weekends of documentaries before launching into a retrospective of the provocative Italian writer and filmmaker, Pier Paolo Pasolini. Rice Cinema will also be screening Pasolini films.
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China's benchmark stock index slid for a seventh day, the longest stretch of losses in 13 months, as concern the nation's economic slowdown is curbing earnings growth overshadowed an improving outlook for exports to the U.S.
Dongfang Electric Corp. paced a decline for industrial companies on concern slowing growth will sap demand. Inner Mongolia Baotou Steel Rare Earth Hi-Tech led a gauge of material producers to the steepest loss among industry groups after the U.S., Europe and Japan asked the World Trade Organization to resolve a dispute over China's limits on rare earth exports. The Shanghai Composite Index is the world's second-worst performing benchmark index this month, with trading values on the exchange tumbling to the lowest level in five months.
"The economy is still slowing and earnings growth forecasts have further room to be revised downward," said Wu Kan, a Shanghai-based fund manager at Dazhong Insurance Co., which oversees $285 million. "Weak sentiment will dominate as investors have no idea how slow earnings growth will be."
The Shanghai Composite slipped 2.12 points, or 0.1 percent, to 2,214.82 as of 1:10 p.m. local time. Almost the same number of stocks rose as those that fell. The 7-day drop is the longest since the eight days ended May 30, 2011. The CSI 300 Index slipped less than 0.1 percent to 2,446.16. The Bloomberg China-US 55 Index, the measure of the most-traded U.S.-listed Chinese companies, added 1.1 percent in New York yesterday.
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Dongfang Electric, China's second-biggest maker of power equipment, tumbled 6.5 percent to 18.17 yuan, the biggest decline this year. Shanghai Electric Group Co., China's largest maker of power equipment, lost 2.7 percent to 4.70 yuan.
China's economy is still slowing, resulting in weaker demand for industrial products, Zhang Yuande, analyst at Founder Securities Co., said in phone interview from Beijing.
Economic data this weekend may show China's manufacturing is contracting. The Purchasing Managers' Index compiled by the statistics bureau and logistics federation may drop to 49.8 this month, falling below the dividing line of 50 for expansion and contraction, according to the median estimate of 19 economists in a Bloomberg survey. The figure is due July 1.
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Inner Mongolia Baotou, China's biggest producer of rare earth, declined 2.6 percent to 39.10 yuan. The European Union requested the creation of a dispute-settlement panel at the WTO on China's export restrictions on rare earths, tungsten and molybdenum. China, which supplies 90 percent of the world's rare earth, has said it curbed exports of rare earths to conserve minerals and protect environment.
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Gansu Qilianshan Cement Group Co. said first-half profit may drop more than 50 percent from a year earlier. China Resources Cement, a Hong Kong-listed producer, fell 4.3 percent after saying yesterday it expects interim profit to fall "significantly."
Chinese preferential tax policies for corporate pension and pension insurance may be released this year, the China Securities Journal reported today, citing unidentified people. The policy may be in the form of delayed taxation on the pension funds to reduce the amount of tax paid, it said.
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Xiamen Port Development Co. surged 10 percent to 6.41 yuan. Parent Xiamen International Port Co. said yesterday the government will pay compensation for taking over parcels of land for public development.
A measure of health-care stocks gained 1 percent, the most among the 10 industry groups. Beijing Tongrentang Co. jumped 4.7 percent to 16.84 yuan. Yunnan Baiyao Group Co. rose 2.4 percent to 58.23 yuan. Investors expect Chinese health-care companies to report improving sales in June, Yang Ying, an analyst at Tebon Securities Co., said yesterday.
Chinese stocks traded in New York rose for a second day yesterday, as Giant Interactive Group Inc. surged the most since April, on prospects the government will take steps to shore up flagging growth in Asia's largest economy.
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Justice served to restaurant workers
The Restaurant Opportunities Center of Michigan (ROC-MI) won a major victory when the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) issued an order that Dearborn's Andiamo Restaurant acted illegally.
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A Muslim employee in Disneyland's Grand Californian Hotel has been sent home from work with no pay for refusing to take off her hijab while working as a hostess in a hotel restaurant.
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Ever so slowly, construction workers are erasing the physical reminders of the night last December when a Molotov cocktail landed on Stanbridge Street in Norristown.
Walls and porches have been rebuilt and new appliances installed in several of the 10 houses damaged by fire and smoke when members of a fledgling arm of the Bloods gang allegedly came seeking vengeance.
No amount of repairs, though, can make Sandy Orth forget.
The house belonging to her parents, Raymond and Mary Bibbo, was destroyed. Her mother's health continues to suffer as a result of the smoke she inhaled that night. Her father was so depressed that Orth believes his death in April was part of the fire's collateral damage.


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According to the South Florida Sun-Sentinel, local photographer Jennifer Little has created a project in the Landmark Self-Expression and Leadership Program to give foster children the same kinds of visual memories that most kids have.
The project, Storytellers Society Fort Lauderdale, is arranging for 1,500 children in the Broward County Foster system to have their picture taken in their home environment. They will be given the picture as well as a short journal entry written by each child about their lives at that time.
Says Little, "They don't have many photographs that are following their childhood, and that is a critical part of our lives because that's how we remember our childhood."


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On the eve of his 18-month imprisonment after pleading guilty in connection with his use of a non-FDA-approved botulism toxin treatment on patients wanting to look younger, Dr. Jerome Lentini says he did what many docs do: use substances before they get a federal OK.
Lentini, 58, was giving Refinex, a non-FDA-approved brand, as well as Tritox, a brand labeled "not for human use," to at least 800 patients seeking "anti-aging" therapies at his A Younger You clinics in Salem and Tigard.
Federal authorities started looking into Lentini's practice after four people were seriously injured in Florida in November 2004 by another doctor using potent, research-grade Botox. While claiming there's a longstanding practice of doctors using substances before they're FDA-approved, Lentini also maintains the botulin distribution companies misled him. Federal prosecutors counter that doctors like Lentini should know better.
Before Lentini, who surrendered his medical license, begins serving time Thursday, Jan. 25, at the Federal Correctional Institution in Sheridan, he spoke with WW.
WW: How'd you end up in this position?
Jerome Lentini: I didn't find a lot of this information out until later. I was beginning to think I should have known better. And I probably should have known better. All the public got was what the FBI, the FDA and the Justice Department fed them. And they skewed it. They would say [the Botox] was non-FDA-approved, they would say it was for research purposes only, not for human use. But what they didn't include with that is that doctors never knew that. And the company never told us that until later....
I'm not entirely not guilty, because I should have looked into this. My goal was to give the best possible product to the patients at the cheapest price. I wanted to make it available to the public so that everyone could get Botox, because it has a tremendous effect on the women, and men too. Because once they get it, their self-esteem goes up, the wrinkles are gone and they keep coming back. The other point that I want to make is that they implied I was making tons of money. I didn't make any money.
Then why'd you plead guilty?
For a couple of reasons. One, when they first presented me with this evidence [of the company labeling the Botox], I thought, "I should have known better." I kind of turned a blind eye. And, my attorney told me that if I went to trial I would lose. When I asked her why, she said, "They win 98 percent of their cases." [The prosecutors] sent out 800 letters to patients saying I used bogus Botox on them.
So let's say you learned you were using an unregulated substance that worked very well, and you thought you'd never be caught—would you continue to use it?
To be honest with you [makes throatslitting motion], [it's] cutting my throat, but yes. Because that's the way we've always operated. Doctors do their research. And if they know something is better, they'll use it. At least that's how I was. If I knew a product was better, and there was research to back it up, I would use it if it was available.
Is this something doctors should be able to do?
Yes—because the FDA is bogged down in bureaucracy, it would traditionally take a long time to approve a substance. So a lifesaving drug could come out in another country, and they wouldn't have approved it for use here. Doctors have never been too conscious of the FDA. In fact, there are lots of products used in hospitals that are not FDA-approved...Digoxin [a heart medicine], Atropine [that] paramedics use.
Do you have any special plans for your last days of freedom?
I enjoy every day. I wake up in the morning and I think, "I'm not in prison, this is great." I can go down to Powell's Books and read. I'm free. I love being free. In a way, I was working 12-hour shifts in the emergency room, and then I had two clinics. I was working my head off. And this has given me a chance to kind of sit back and enjoy life.
The only FDA-approved botulism toxin in this country is Allergan Botox, giving that company an effective monopoly on the name Botox.
Lentini was dating his nurse, co-defendant Cathryn Garcia, who is now serving a one-year sentence.


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Players have already decided, that they don't want their families, girlfriends there that speaks volume to the amount of fear they and a lot of fans are having.
I dunno that it shows they're trembling with fear, just, well..."Honey? You and the kids might die. So you should probably stay home." From a you-don't-want-your-family-to-die perspective, it's a no-brainer. And, less nobly, you'd rather not have concerns about your family's safety in the back (or front) of your mind while competing for Olympic Gold. And, honestly, families can be kind of annoying.


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CNN's chief medical correspondent, Dr. Sanjay Gupta, set out to find out if it's possible to to become "heart attack-proof" and presents his findings in a one-hour documentary Dr. Sanjay Gupta Reports: The Last Heart Attack on Sunday.
In his documentary, Dr. Gupta speaks with doctors who are successfully helping patients prevent heart attacks, and showcases success stories such as former President Bill Clinton who had to have emergency bypass surgery and is now feeling healthier than he has in years thanks to his vegan diet.
Including and showcasing doctors such as Dr Esselstyn and Dr Ornish...
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Great documentary. Although, they made Esselstyn came out slightly from the side but It was massive that he was there. I did not like the fact that Gupta was constantly making a point on how "restrictive" the diet is, but nevertheless the most important thingy was that the info is now out in the mainstream.
It was interesting to see the South-Beach Diet guy there, he seemed to embrace the ideas and research by Ornish and Esselstyn. I guess he has already made his fortune and accomplished so much in the field of cardiology and is not financially depended on the incomes generated by his book, neither did he seemed to be professionally treatened with the idea of the plant-based diet reversing your clogged arteries, which is good. He referred it as "Americas best kept secret".
Hey Peter, hey Robert, yep, found it! :)
Yes Peter, I think it is important to note that his info, apart from all that you mention, yes indeed IS becoming more and more mainstream... that is so hopeful...
I got my dad to cut down on his cheese intake ( he was vegetarian already ) and I am SO pleased... He is already doing better on less fat/cheese...
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looks as though they have taken it down. sad
Just found it on youtube though.
yeah, i found this just now - it might still be of interest...
dr ornish proved that 80/10/10 reverses altheriosclerosis - why wasn't my wife informed? she (w/c)ould have survived!
The first diet proven to reverse atherosclerosis and prevent heart disease was developed by Dr. Dean Ornish. It's a low-fat ovo-lacto vegetarian diet that limits simple carbohydrates and eliminates saturated fats. The Ornish program recommends that 70 percent of your calories come from whole grain, high-fiber carbohydrates, 20 percent of your calories come from protein and only 10 percent of your calories come from fat. By comparison, a typical American diet is up to 50 percent fat, according to AltMD. The American Heart Association recommends that no more than 30 percent of your diet come from fat.
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Stone Is A Devil's Bowl Modified King
WEST HAVEN, Vt. – Veteran stock car driver Todd Stone held off young up-and-comer Jessey Mueller to win Devil's Bowl Speedway's most important open-wheel Modified event on Friday, taking the second annual Carrara Masonry & Concrete C.J. Richards Memorial 67.
The win highlighted a night full of close finishes, with Brandon Atkins, Chris Bergeron, Lacey Hanson, and Karen Bushey also taking victories at the event honoring the track's late founder.
The outcome of the race – which was the second round of the five-race Northern Modified Challenge Series – was in question throughout the entire 67-lap distance until Stone crossed the finish line as the winner. Veteran Leon Gonyo started on the front row by virtue of a random draw, and led the opening seven laps. Visiting short track standout "Liquid" Loud Cicconi, driving Stone's team car, took command on lap eight and diced with Gonyo for the next 14 laps before Stone entered the picture.
Stone took the lead from Cicconi at lap 31 and led his teammate in an entertaining duel, but Cicconi's engine failed, forcing him out of the race at lap 39 while running second. The resulting restart allowed 18 year-old Mueller to draw even with Stone, and the pair raced in lockstep for the final 27 laps. Both were forced to make daring maneuvers through lapped traffic with five laps to go, nearly causing them to crash, but Stone held on to beat Mueller by a car length to win. The victory was his fourth-straight and seventh of the season in the Bond Auto Parts Modified division at Devil's Bowl.
"It means so much to win this race," Stone said in victory lane. "C.J. Richards is the reason we're all here at Devil's Bowl. I cut my racing teeth here a long time ago and I considered C.J. a friend and a mentor as much as a race promoter."
Gonyo finished third after a see-saw battle with Hunter Bates. Vince Quenneville Jr. recovered from a mid-race pit stop to finish in fifth place. Ron Proctor, Travis Bruno, Joe Williams, rookie Jamie LaFountain, and Dave Snow completed the unofficial top 10.
Rookie Brandon Atkins and veteran Chris Bergeron split twin 20-lap features in the Late Model division. Atkins, 16, posted his career-first victory in impressive fashion in the opening race, outrunning Robert Bryant Jr. and Jim "Boomer" Morris for the win. Bergeron came from 13th starting position to win a wild second race that featured a multi-car pileup on the frontstretch. Bryant, who earlier made a three-wide pass to move from fourth place into the lead, finished second by a fender. Rookie Josh Masterson finished third.
Rookie Lacey Hanson made history by becoming the first woman to win a main event in a weekly NASCAR Whelen All-American Series division at Devil's Bowl Speedway, as she held off a persistent challenge from Chris LaVair to score in the 15-lap Central Vermont Motorcycles Mini Stock feature. Jake Noble – Hanson's teammate – finished third to protect his point lead in the division.
Karen Bushey matched Hanson's historic accomplishment when she became the first woman to win in the Daredevil "community" division – a series of track-owned cars driven by race fans drawn at random. Bushey, the mother of drivers Craig and Brad Bushey, beat Josiah Simons and Billy Jones for the win.


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We have to admit, we got on the website Monday for Obamacare (www
.healthcare.gov) and, contrary to many media reports, we had no problem, and could have signed up for this alleged health care revolution that is going to somehow bring down health care costs for all Americans.
As if greed can be legislated.
The audacity of hope, indeed.
Speaking of new government websites, there is one closer to home worth a look.
Potter County recently unveiled what amounts to a new website — www.co.potter.tx.us.
The county website has been redesigned, and county residents will be pleased not only with the new look, but with the ease of finding information.
The feature "Services for Residents" is a simple and quick way to find voting information and information on how to register your vehicle, to name a few of the services. There's a list of all county elected officials, with contact information. We liked the explainer on the commissioners court, which details exactly what commissioners do, in addition to a bio on many elected officials.
Want to know where your tax money goes in Potter County? That information is also on the site, broken down by percentages.
An interesting note: the site includes a history of the county. The county was named after a "fugitive card shark," Robert Potter.
Speaking of "card sharks," if we had to bet, we'd wager Potter County's new-look website will prove more useful in the long run than The Health Insurance Marketplace, the federal government's digital diagnosis for the ills of America's health care costs.
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Against the contemporary rush to turn colleges and universities into vocational training grounds, Hamilton remains a beacon of the liberal arts and their supporting philosophy. The best students are drawn by the College's emphasis on intellectual rigor, writing, speaking and research in the pursuit of broad knowledge.
A liberal arts education prepares us not only for professional life, but also for a deep engagement with the world and a lifelong love of learning. Hamilton, we like to say, is where one learns not what to think, but how to think.
The "arts" in the liberal arts have changed over time, however, and they continue to evolve. The disciplines of the studio arts, theatre and critical engagement with the arts have become cornerstones of a broad liberal arts education:
What doesn't change? The mission of the liberal arts: to educate the whole individual through rigorous technical instruction, careful critical analysis, the exploration of history and theory, and the thoughtful pursuit of personal creativity.
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