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BRIDGEMAN WAS IN COURT TODAY. ZACH HOLLY'S LAWYERS ASKED FOR A SECOND MENTAL HEALTH EVALUATION. 40/29'S JOHN PAUL REPORTS FROM THE BENTON COUNTY COURT HOUSE. ZACH HOLLY MENTAL EVALUATION REMAIN SEALED UNTIL THE COURTS SAY OTHERWISE. SO WILL THE SECOND EVALUATION THAT THE DEFENSE ASKED FOR AND THAT THE JUDGE OK'D TODAY. jp: "zack-- is there anything you'd like to say to your wife and family." WEARING A SHIRT AND TIE INSTEAD OF HIS PRISON STRIPES... THERE WAS NO REACTION FROM ZACHARY HOLLY ABOUT THE SECOND EVALUATION OR HIS WIFE AND FAMILY AS DEPUTIES ESCORTED HIM FROM THE COURTHOUSE BACK TO JAIL. AND HE DIDN'T SAY ANYTHING INSIDE THE COURTROOM EITHER. ATTORNEYS FROM BOTH SIDES--- DID ALL THE TALKING. IT TOOK JUST MINUTES FOR ATTORNEYS TO SET DATES AND ALL THE FORMALITIES TO GET EVERYONE CLOSER TO HOLLY'S TRIAL. BEFORE THAT HAPPENS... HOLLY WILL HAVE TO SIT DOWN FOR A SECOND MENTAL EVALUATION. MONTHS AFTER PROSECUTORS ASKED FOR HIS FIRST EVALUATION. ANDREW SHELOR, AN ATTORNEY NOT CONNECTED WITH THE HOLLY CASE EXPLAINED TO US-- THAT AN EVALUATOR WILL ASK HOLLY VERY SPECIFIC
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LeBron Haters Take to Twitter to Poke Fun at His Cramp
When LeBron James suffered from a cramp during Thursday night's Game 1 of the NBA Finals, fans and haters alike, took to Twitter to talk about the basketball star.
LeBron's cramps understandable... pic.twitter.com/WKynTfPtc7
? David Allison (@UnclePen1) June 6, 2014
Don't feel too bad LeBron, plenty of people can't stand the Heat. #NBAFinals
? BorisSays (@BorisSays_) June 6, 2014
The guy hating on Lebron's cramps is the same guy who takes a sick day for "indigestion" or "not sleeping well.
? Tumelo (@Klaasik) June 6, 2014
Lebron's phone last night... pic.twitter.com/bi3f0GDCXp
? Sam Addo (@SamAddodo) June 6, 2014
Man, defending Lebron and Jamies is a full time twitter job.
? Sweep The Leg (@SweepTheLeg337) June 6, 2014

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El Conclusión: Sacramento Kings 88, San Antonio Spurs 86
|Tim Duncan, C 25 MIN | 4-8 FG | 2-2 FT | 10 REB | 3 AST | 10 PTS | -15
Sluggish early. Played better in what few minutes he had in the second half, but nothing to write home about.
|Richard Jefferson, SF 30 MIN | 2-8 FG | 0-0 FT | 4 REB | 1 AST | 5 PTS | +12
Didn't shoot well, like most of the Spurs, and it hurt. The effort was there defensively, at least.
|DeJuan Blair, F 22 MIN | 4-9 FG | 2-3 FT | 5 REB | 0 AST | 10 PTS | -6
Like Duncan, played few minutes in the second half. Had trouble rebounding against the long, athletic Kings.
|Tony Parker, PG 39 MIN | 8-18 FG | 7-8 FT | 2 REB | 6 AST | 24 PTS | 0
Like Duncan, Parker was sluggish early. TP recovered to knock down some shots late, but didn't get any in the last minute.
|Kawhi Leonard, SF 21 MIN | 0-3 FG | 4-4 FT | 5 REB | 2 AST | 4 PTS | -6
Kawhi Leonard can't consistently knock down the corner 3. This hurts the Spurs and keeps Leonard from playing more.
|Matt Bonner, PF 20 MIN | 3-6 FG | 0-0 FT | 6 REB | 2 AST | 7 PTS | +11
I spent a good portion of the second half wondering if this was the worst season so far that Bonner has had with the Spurs. Fans should hope that instead of flaming out late, Bonner is instead becoming a late bloomer. Committed some bad fouls in this game.
|Daniel Green, G 28 MIN | 4-11 FG | 0-0 FT | 4 REB | 2 AST | 8 PTS | -7
Missed some shots, including the final one, but wasn't afraid to take them. Brought some energy in the game when the Spurs desperately needed it in the first quarter.
|Gary Neal, PG 24 MIN | 3-12 FG | 0-0 FT | 2 REB | 1 AST | 8 PTS | -2
Gary Neal will have some games like this where he takes a lot of shots and misses almost as many. They're not pretty when they happen.
|Tiago Splitter, C 25 MIN | 3-6 FG | 4-4 FT | 7 REB | 2 AST | 10 PTS | +14
Splitter played the bulk of the center minutes in the second half. Tiago doesn't do one thing over and over again to be successful. Instead, he does a lot of different things to great effect. This makes it hard to gauge whether or not he's playing well.
|Cory Joseph, G 6 MIN | 0-1 FG | 0-0 FT | 0 REB | 0 AST | 0 PTS | -11
Gary Neal got the bulk of the backup point guard minutes tonight. Joseph might see more burn Saturday night in Houston.
|James Anderson, SG DNP COACH'S DECISION MIN | FG | FT | REB | AST | PTS |
|Malcolm Thomas, F DNP COACH'S DECISION MIN | FG | FT | REB | AST | PTS |
Maybe some minutes tomorrow night? Nah, probably not.
Five Things We Saw
- The offense looked out of sync for large parts in this game. I couldn't tell if it was guys cutting when they shouldn't be cutting or if the timing was off, but players were in the way a lot.
- The Spurs are going to struggle to win games when the don't hit 3s, that's just how this team is constructed. Tonight was one of those nights, but at least they kept it close.
- Richard Jefferson held the ball a couple of times on the perimeter when he was wide open, often after a broken play or scramble. While I appreciate settling down the offense, I couldn't help but wonder if those were the best looks the Spurs would get on those possessions.
- Duncan and Blair each played about nine minutes in the second half. If the Spurs won, it would've been considered great man management by Pop heading into Saturday's game in Houston. Instead, we're left with the feeling that the Spurs left a win sitting on the table.
- From my angle, I couldn't tell if Danny Green got fouled on that last play. I was surprised to see him go to the basket, though. I figured the Spurs would go for the win and avoid potential overtime.


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A Living Parable
A daily devotion for July 1st
1It was just before the Passover Feast. Jesus knew that the time had come for him to leave this world and go to the Father. Having loved his own who were in the world, he now showed them the full extent of his love.
2The evening meal was being served, and the devil had already prompted Judas Iscariot, son of Simon, to betray Jesus.
It was just before the Passover Feast. Jesus knew that the time had come for him to leave this world and go to the Father. Having loved his own who were in the world, he now showed them the full extent of his love (John 13:1).
The passage begins with a parable in action rather than a discourse or a message. It begins with Jesus' washing the disciples' feet. And in that remarkable event, simple as it was and yet strange in many ways, John sees some very deep and remarkable meanings. There are two movements that John sees in this event, and he gathers them up in the preface to this account. John sees first in this remarkable scene the evidence and the demonstration of the unchanging love of Jesus for His disciples. Jesus remains considerate, compassionate, and thoughtful about His disciples, and that impresses John. He is amazed by the fact that Jesus is not thinking of Himself, even though He knows that this is the dramatic hour toward which He has been living. Rather, His thoughts are still upon His disciples. He teaches them and manifests love and compassion and concern for them to the end.
The second movement concerns Judas. John sees in the act of foot washing a demonstration of the truth that is in Jesus, of the remarkable passion that strips away all pretense and hypocrisy and reveals things exactly the way they are, In this dramatic act in which Jesus stoops to wash the feet of Judas as well as those of the other disciples, John sees a manifestation of that honesty of God, that reality of God that exposes all hypocrisy, and by means of such revelation seeks to lay hold of the traitor's heart and show him what is happening to him. Jesus is moved to do this, John says, by an awareness of His own authority. The Father gave all things into His hands; He knew that. He knew who He was, knew He had come from God, and knew He was going to God. And, moved by this sense of His own identity and authority, Jesus begins to speak direct words to Judas, exposing what he was doing and where he was headed. John sees all this as intertwined in this remarkable scene: the commitment of love that taught to the end and the passion of truth that fought to the end for the deliverance of Judas.
Lord, thank You for the love that stoops to serve me. Thank You for the honesty that seeks to deliver me from my own hypocrisy. Help me to surrender once again to the way You are working in my life.
Life Application: Actions speak louder than words. How do we demonstrate the highest form of love - even to those who may not deserve it?
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When deputies initially arrived, no one was home. But during a second visit that evening, they found Randy and Evi Quaid, who told authorities they had owned the property since the 1990s, according to the Sheriff's Department Web site.
However, the owner's rep produced documents showing that his client had purchased the property in 2007 from a man who in turn had bought it from the Quaids years earlier. At that point, the actor and his wife were arrested.
A contractor who had worked on the property showed deputies that that more than $5,000 in damages – believed to have been caused by the Quaids – had occurred in the guesthouse.
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The couple were booked into Santa Barbara County jail and face charges of felony residential burglary and misdemeanor entering a non-commercial building without consent. Bail was set at $50,000 each.
The couple have a long history of coming up against the law. In April of this year, they reached a plea deal in a lengthy, twisted case that started with their owing a $10,000 hotel bill and resulted in their serving jail time.
At the time that case finally ended, Randy Quaid was quoted as saying he'd learned that "you pay your bills when you leave, and I suppose that's something we can work on in the future."
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The framework outlines the development of 9 new interconnected sustainable waterfront villages on 144 hectares of brownfield land, an area larger than Edinburgh's Georgian New Town. The main features of the framework include plans to create up to 15,200 new homes (including up to 3,800 affordable homes), 35 hectares of new open and civic space, public walkways and almost 3km of coastal boardwalk will become accessible for public use.
This approval establishes a foundation for an ongoing process that will shape the future form of Leith Docks. View corridors define 9 new waterfront villages, which will be masterplanned individually or in pairs by a range of masterplanners and architects over a 30 year period. The view corridors offer views to key landmarks in the city centre, including Edinburgh Castle, Calton Hill and Arthur's Seat, creating the structure for the framework and linking the waterfront to the city centre.
Nathan Ward, Associate Urban Designer of RMJM said: "The Leith Docks outline planning application has been developed in close consultation with local residents, community groups, businesses and the City of Edinburgh Council since 2003 and we're delighted that outline planning permission has been granted.
"The framework outlines exciting regeneration plans that will provide homes and jobs for thousands of local people, including new parks, public spaces and areas for events and festivals and will transform Edinburgh into an international waterfront city over the next 30 years.
"We've worked with the City of Edinburgh Council to create a very unique and collaborative strategy which has allowed us to create a simple and flexible framework. This process began in 2004 with the creation of supplementary planning guidance. The adoption of this outline planning application by the City of Edinburgh Council establishes the creation of 9 individual villages and provides continued opportunities for input from local communities and stakeholders as future integrated masterplans for the villages come forward."
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Can This Fight Bring Boxing Back?
atleast a little? With the 24/7 stuff its kind of made this fight like the Contender series except with elite fighters having a live fight.
I ask this question because the publicity has been crazy. I was even listening to a hip hop radio station today in Baltimore and they were in Vegas covering it. There's a girl on there who host the show that says she knows nothing about boxing and has never cared for it but she watched the 24/7 stuff and got hooked on this fight. She came at it from a casual fan prospective and that was good to hear. She was talking about how no one would even know about Roach's disease if they didnt do stuff like this and how she is fascinated about the Mayweather family situation. Then they actually got Ross Greenberg to come on there and talk. He's the guy that does those documentaries for HBO. He was talking about how this fight is the biggest he's seen since he 1st started with Leonard-Hearns. That may have been some hype talk but he says that HBO has been getting 4 million viewers on every episode of the 24/7 show.
All I know is that Oscar & Floyd better bring there A games. This has to be a great fight
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This fight can do both, bring boxing back, and hurt it substantially.
If its a boring fight - Bad for Boxing
If there is controversy - Bad for Boxing
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what the mexican said.
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What will bring bring boxing back is getting these big fights back on free TV. In the eighties, NBC Sport's World and CBS Sports Sectacular had boxing on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. The general public was able to see the best fighters and sort of follow along their careers. Today, $57.00 for a PPV?
Not a lot of normal working people can afford that steep a price tag.
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It can bring boxing back if theres a knockout. That's what everyone wants to see. Otherwise, I'd say no and it could only get worse if the fight is boring as hell or doing what everyone imagines with boxing and that's holding.
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i think no matter what happens, boxing will be a little more popular afterward and then go back to what it was before.
No ONE fight can save boxing. It has to be a real change in the sport. A real improvement
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No, not without the infrastructure, although I give credit to DLH for promoting boxing and developing a stable of fighters. He's done a lot of good for boxing beyond just fighting, unlike his egotistical opponent......
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It is certainly silly to think that one fight on per-per-view could bring boxing back into the mainstream, AND be the spark that rekindles the average joe's interest in boxing. However, this fight is the perfect vehicle to build some momentum in favor of boxing again with careful planning.
If there was ever a fight truly worthy of pay-per-view, this is one of the few that qualify. Should this fight turn out to be boring and make people pissed off at boxing/ pay-per-view, it will almost certainly be Mayweather's fault.
Floyd has said on the hardcore boxing websites that winning comes first and "looking good" comes 2nd. Casual sports fans are listening to Floyd in the mainstream media saying "I am going to put a beating on Oscar and humilate him." Therefore those casual/former/potential new boxing fans expect Floyd to fight with passion and take risks.
If Floyd decides to use his feet more than his fists, throw one-punch counters here and there, shake his ass and taunt, and grab De La Hoya when ever he gets close...this is going to a boring fight and have some bad repercussions for boxing.
If floyd Mayweather is half as awesome as he thinks/says he is, then he should be able to out-punch the "34 year old part-time fighter with one good arm and a cold defense."
That is what Leonard, Robinson, Armstrong, Duran, Hearns, Pryor and the true all-time greats would have done. That is what people outside the forums at boxingscene.com are looking for because that is what made so many people fall in love with boxing in the past.
If Floyd stinks out the joint then you can expect people to say "I told you so." Then those same people will rant and rave about the awesomeness of MMA, and how one fighter slams another dude on his back and punches him in the face until he is bloody...
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January 23, 2009 - John Mehno
You'll see a lot of Steelers coverage next week, and some of it will center around the teams that won four Super Bowls in six seasons from 1974-79.
The networks will track down old Steelers to talk about those days. It's doubtful you'll see Chuck Noll, though. The coach of those teams is something of a recluse these days, out of the spotlight entirely. There's a pretty good piece here http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/playoffs2008/news/story?page=hotread19/chucknoll&campaign=rss&source=ESPNHeadlines
that explains his desire for privacy. Avoiding the media is one thing: Noll never had a great fondness for a lot of attention. But he's also remained insulated from former players and colleagues, too.
When the Indianapolis Colts went to the Super Bowl two years ago, Tony Dungy placed a call to Noll. Dungy wanted to thank Noll for believing in him as a player and a coach and being a major influence on his life. Marianne Noll answered the phone and thanked Dungy for the kind words. But she didn't put Chuck on the phone with Dungy.
There have been rumors about Noll's health beyond the obvious back problems that are a holdover from his playing career. He did an autograph show in North Carolina last summer and seemed to be in good spirits, so who knows?
Noll used to laugh at questions about his legacy or his place in NFL history. He considered himself a teacher who went to work every year, and his enthusiasm for the subject matter never waned. Remember the teachers who could make U.S. history interesting to a new class, even though they'd been teaching for 30 years? That was Chuck Noll with football.
He once said, "Don't leave anything behind but your footprints on the beach." Now he's living it.


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note to self...dd's and work avoidance do not go well together, especially when there are cookies in the house. I only ate a small one and luckily I have room in my dinner to adjust.
She filled up my car, then throughout the year takes some and leaves some, whenever we see her we take her a bag of stuff and she gives us a bag. Usually a season change type of thing. She does pretty well. Her roommate from last year had her parents each bring an SUV loaded and then she would go home each weekend and pick up more but didn't take anything back. they had to rent a U-haul to get her back home.
She was on the 4th floor this year. Thank goodness, because DH was not there to help, she and I did all the loads (I think it took us 5 trips), We just parked the car and locked it between trips, her freshman year I guarded the stuff while her and DH did the 5 loads, they had us unload the cars and park them in a lot so all of her stuff was on the sidewalk.
note to self...dd's and work avoidance do not go well together, especially when there are cookies in the house. I only ate a small one and luckily I have room in my dinner to adjust.
I know my best dd's are when I am UUUBER busy. So far so good today for me and just bone broth
Yep. Work avoidance. One thing I like about UD/DD (assuming we actually lose weight on it) is that there is room to be flexible. NK? Not so much. Once you drop out, you drop out.
true about NK..
well, if I can lose weight this way it would be fantastic. NK would be a lovely addition.
I did get outside and get some yard work done. There are so many weeds it is overwhelming. But it is all fertilized. And I found a big plastic anatomical heart (the kind students use for anatomy studies) in my Ornamental grasses. Weird. It was glued shut and I gotta say I was leery of opening it. But it was fine, and DD can use it for her classes. It is a little beat up but usable, and these things are very pricey (over $100 for a crappy one and this used to be a pretty nice one).
Oh, and now that I am getting my water in I am stuffed. Go figure! I knew I needed to drink. Just chose to eat instead.
yesterday was a dd in name only At the end of the day I ended up popping 3 meatballs into my mouth while putting away the leftovers from the boys dinner.
CW=272.2 no change, thank goodness at least it didn't go up!
Sleep= 7:15 89% efficiency, snoring DH had me up 5 times
Urine Ketones= didn't bother given sugar ingestion yesterday, I had one of the PB cookies
Blood Ketones= ditto
FBS= need more strips
Calories = 839
Net Carbs = 42g/21%
Fat= 45g/51%
Protein= 57g/28%
Steps = 6090 with the equivalent of 5 flights of steps, gardening never gives me a lot of steps but loved getting the vitamin D!
So I am seriously considering doing my dd's on days that I work. The only problem with the idea is that I only work 4 days a week, so to do 3 dd's I would have to do 2 in a row. Since I get off early on Thursday, my dd's would be Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday. I will hold steady this week with my dd, on Wednesday and Friday and see how it goes. Another idea could be to do dd on Wednesday and Friday and alternate the third day depending on what I have going on, either Sunday or Monday.
I basically spent the better part of my day yesterday trying to figure out what I could eat.
I will definitely not be using any calories on anything other than food for the next couple of dd's. I will also try to save more for later in the day since it is much easier for me to bypass calories in the morning than it is after about 2pm.
Ah, well, it is all a learning experience, and today is an up day!
Yes, today is an UD. Hooray!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
My DD was higher than I would have liked - 409 - by the skin of my teeth. I don't know if it was the carbs or the ham or the combo, but yesterday as as hard as my first one! Am very much excited for today
I probably need to be out of the house on dd's, so the one that occurs on my day off will become my errand day. Even with gardening, I have to come in to take potty breaks and such. I am just going to make sure I only have 1 a weekend, somehow.
My tummy is not happy today. It feels like I am in the middle of TTOM, but I am not of course if it started today that would explain a lot!


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Can't Slow Down
, his second solo album,
Lionel Richie
ran with the sound and success of his eponymous debut, creating an album that was designed to be bigger and better. It's entirely possible that he took a cue from
Michael Jackson
, which set out to win over listeners of every corner of the mainstream pop audience, because
does a similar thing with
Can't Slow Down
-- he plays to the MOR adult contemporary audience, to be sure, but he ups the ante on his dance numbers, creating grooves that are funkier, and he even adds a bit of rock with the sleek nocturnal menace of "Running With the Night," one of the best songs here. He doesn't swing for the fences like
did in 1982; he makes safe bets, which is more in his character. But safe bets do pay off, and with
Can't Slow Down
reaped enormous dividends, earning not just his biggest hit, but his best album. He has less compunction about appearing as a pop singer this time around, which gives the preponderance of smooth ballads -- particularly "Penny Lover," "Hello," and the country-ish "Stuck on You" -- conviction, and the dance songs roll smooth and easy, never pushing the beats too hard and relying more on
's melodic hooks than the grooves, which is what helped make "All Night Long (All Night)" a massive hit. Indeed, five of these songs (all the aforementioned tunes) were huge hits, and since the record ran only eight songs, that's an astonishing ration. The short running time does suggest the record's main weakness, one that it shares with many early-'80s LPs -- the songs themselves run on a bit too long, padding out the running length of the entire album. This is only a problem on album tracks like "Love Will Find a Way," which are pleasant but a little tedious at their length, but since there are only three songs that aren't hits, it's a minor problem. All the hits showcase
Lionel Richie
at his best, as does
Can't Slow Down
as a whole.
Stephen Thomas Erlewine, Rovi
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All Night Long (All Night)
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Boarding and logistics at Vancouver were extremely well organized. The only advice I have is save the HAL transfer and take a cab, it's much less expensive.
The ship itself is mid-sized, not huge, it still looks like a ship, not a floating hotel.
Interior is very tasteful and appropriate for a ship. Nice paintings of older ships etc.
Food was really outstanding. I'm pretty harsh on food quality, for work I eat at many top end restaurants, most disappoint me. The Food on the Volendam did NOT disappoint. In the main dining room they serve a great variety with a different menu each day (with some constants). The portion size is appropriate (not too big). In this case deserts did taste as good as they looked.
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Person who could benefit from Tony Parker's injury: Cory Joseph
When San Antonio Spurs guard Tony Parker went down with an ankle injury on Friday night against the Sacramento Kings, it wasn't just Nando De Colo and Patty Mills who were left with an opportunity to make a mark. The backup point guard has been a question mark in a season sparse with unknowns, and while it's likely that one of Mills or De Colo will step up and fill some void ahead of the postseason, Cory Joseph stands to gain plenty in Parker's absence.
Called up the day before the Spurs' 130-102 win over the Kings to be an extra body with Gary Neal and Stephen Jackson both battling recent injuries, the Spurs were fortunate to have Joseph in uniform when Parker got hurt. Joseph played just under 11 minutes against the Kings and fouled out with nine points on 3-for-3 shooting and two rebounds.
"It was good to see him like that, we haven't seen him in a while and I think he contributed," Manu Ginobili said after the game. "Of course, he was a little antsy and he fouled out in a short period of time.
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Joseph has spent the majority of his second season on assignment with the Austin Toros of the D-League, where he's averaging 19.4 points, 5.5 assists and 4.8 rebounds per game, and shooting almost 48 percent from the 3-point line.
Earlier this season, the Spurs exercised their third year team option on Joseph, meaning he's going to be a Spur against next season, which is good. Though we've seen very little from Joseph with the big club, he's still only 21 years old. And his salary for 2013-14 is only $1.1 million, so San Antonio isn't exactly sacrificing a lot of cap flexibility by keeping him around.
The Spurs then face the decision of whether or not to exercise their fourth year team option on Joseph. The team has until October 31 to decide to keep Joseph under contract for his fourth season in the NBA.
Under the new collective bargaining agreement, signed by the players union and the NBA owners before last season, a change was made to allow teams to assign players to the D-League at any time during their first three years in the NBA. Previously, it was a player's first two years in the league. With this change — and the fact that Mills and De Colo will both be under contract next season (though Mills has a player option) — it's likely we'll see Joseph spend most of his third season in Austin.
If so, that could make Joseph the example everyone points to as a successful team using the NBA as a minor league system.
Teams pull players from the D-League several times a season, especially when 10-day contracts are on the table, but we haven't seen a team draft a player and invest such a long time developing him in the D-League. Then again, so few teams are fortunate to have the depth on the active roster where they don't need a capable body with the NBA club. Joseph's tenure with the Spurs thus far is an outlier, if you will.
With that likely schedule ahead of him, Joseph has few opportunities to impress in NBA minutes. Heading into Friday night, next year's training camp and preseason would be his only extended time against regular Spurs opponents. The majority of Joseph's looks would be limited to the D-League and the NBA Summer League, where Joseph was a star that burned bright last summer.
Instead, Joseph gets a chance to impress in front of Gregg Popovich and the rest of the Spurs coaching staff for an undetermined amount of time. It won't be a lot of minutes, as Mills and De Colo are still legitimate NBA rotation players, but it should be enough time to give the Spurs' brass a look at how Joseph's development in Austin is paying off.
That CoJo hadn't played any NBA minutes in a month and a half and still managed to knock down all three of his shots and not look completely overwhelmed against Sacramento is a good sign. He's not the biggest point guard out there, but he has a good wingspan and could be a solid defensive guard in the coming years. He'll also have the opportunity to fine tune an improving jumpshot under the eye of Spurs assistant coach Chip Engelland.
We've seen the work that Engelland and Chad Forcier have done with De Colo and Kawhi Leonard this season and last, so any development time with the Spurs is good for Joseph.
Assuming Parker's left ankle injury isn't a catastrophic one capable of derailing the Spurs' entire 2012-13 season, it could have its positives. Joseph has been playing well with the Austin Toros and some NBA minutes and time with the Spurs' development coaches could serve him well before he goes back to Austin. At 21 years old, Joseph is a young player with a lot of basketball ahead of him. But you know what they say, there's no time like the present.


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American Psycho (2000)
Mary Harron
102 min, color, English
Review © 2004 Branislav L. SlantchevAn extremely stylish adaptation of a controversial and gory novel by the same name, American Psycho is a powerful indictment of the rich but empty lifestyles of the rich but not famous in New York's Wall Street crowd. Ostensibly a horror flick, the film tells the story of Patrick Bateman (Christian Bale), a young, handsome, rich M&A guy and Harvard graduate who works for a high-powered Wall Street firm. He takes fastidious care of himself, lives in an ultra-modern apartment, has a very pretty, if chatty and brainless, girlfriend (Reese Witherspoon), and his career is... well, he makes a lot of money. He also kills people.
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|Did you know I am utterly insane?
It is clear from the very beginning that while Patrick is supposed to be living la dolce vita of the realized American Dream, he is living la vida loca: the perfect guy in the perfect world with an imperfect fit. He is empty, and his attempts to define himself, find meaning, or otherwise give purpose to his existence through the criteria of his environment leave him unsatisfied. No wonder: when one's day is spent thinking about reservations at expensive restaurants, ordering expensive suits, bedding expensive girls, snorting expensive coke, and renting porn... well, there isn't much meaning in that.
|I'm in touch with humanity
|I need to return some video tapes
This is not to say that Patrick is not competitive: he tries to fit, sometimes desperately. But his brand new business card is upstaged by the even trendier cards of his colleagues. His insignificance is constantly reinforced by people mistaking him for someone else. When Paul Allen (Jared Leto) does that, Patrick invites him to his apartment, gets him drunk, and then butchers him with an ax (my absolute favorite scene in the entire film). He then nonchalantly tries to cover up his crime, even as his murderous spree escalates, almost out of control. Almost, but not quite. Patrick spares two people, both of whom obviously have feelings for him.
|Wall Street testosterone & business cards
|Nice color...
Patrick's everyday life makes him an unlikely suspect, and the fact that he is so inconsequential actually works in his favor. He gets an unexpected alibi when his friends claim they had dinner with him on the night of one of the murders. They are not lying, they are probably convinced Patrick Bateman was with them. But Patrick is not really trying to hide his deeds that much. He likes murdering but he also wants to be someone, he wants someone to recognize something he has done. But even this will be denied him in the end when he discovers that Paul Allen is just another expensive nobody, and so a witness claims to have had dinner with him after Patrick murdered him. In other words, Patrick was competing with a non-entity, and so victory is hollow... especially when nobody sees it anyway.
|Do you like Huey Lewis and the News?
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The film moves at a brisk pace with witty dialogue and scenes that undulate between comedy and horror, a winning combination if it is pulled off right, which Ms. Harron does extremely well. I am glad that they did not give this to a man to direct because I suspect he would have produced yet another slasher flick. Instead, Ms. Harron and Ms. Turner (who appears in the film as one of the victims) have written a screenplay that suppresses the horrific visuals and concentrates on the (in)humanity of Patrick Bateman and his world. It is astounding that they manage to convey the psychology of a serial killer mixed with social criticism amid incessant sexual and murderous violence.
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|Sabrina, don't just stare at it, eat it.
Needless to say, Christian Bale is absolutely mesmerizing in this role. Since Patrick's behavior has absolutely no motivation, it is totally inexplicable. Every minute is suspenseful: the guy could just as easily lop his companion's head of as he is to kiss her. Bale delivers just the right mix of endearment, stress, and tension. I was quite startled to find myself liking Patrick in some weird sense. Not that I would go off on a killing spree, but his utterly remorseless murder for fun or out of boredom makes much more sense than the pseudo psychological explanations most films seem compel to deliver. As if we could ever understand what goes on in a mind like that.
|We are not done yet!
|That whole Yale thing
There are many speculations about the ending of the film: did Patrick kill all these people for real, or was it all an elaborate hallucination. Well, it is difficult to tell what's going on, especially after he goes back to the apartment where he had stashed the bodies only to find it immaculately clean and up for sale. Also, the final scenes where his lawyer tells Patrick (whom he mistakes for someone else) that it is not possible that he had killed Paul because he, the lawyer, just had dinner with him in London; that, too, appears to show that everything was in Patrick's head. But I don't think so. First, if it weren't real, then the film's (and the book's) entire premise evaporates and we have one sick but harmless yuppie with no statement about his environment.
|I'm into murders and executions mostly
|I want to have a meaningful relationship
No, I think Patrick really did kill all those people. Of course, in real life he would never get away with it, not in the amateurish way he handled the crime scenes. But that's not the point, after all, we are dealing with exaggeration. I think that the apartment was cleaned up as quickly as possible so they could sell it. The owners did not want to know who was responsible, which is why the real estate agent, who probably realized why Bateman was there, told him to leave and never to come back. As for the lawyer, it seems to me that he did have dinner with someone in London, someone he thinks was Paul Allen, but who, in fact, was yet another inconsequential rich corporate non-entity. So the disturbing conclusion is that Bateman gets away with his murders and executions, perhaps to continue his stylishly empty blood-soaked lifestyle.
|Tonight, I just had to kill a LOT of people
|This confession has meant nothing
The Universal DVD is satisfactory, with anamorphic widescreen video transfer in the theatrical aspect ratio of 2.35:1. (This is important because the compositions are extremely careful and the film is very visual.) The lone Dolby Digital 5.1 soundtrack comes with optional English subtitles (captions), which for me worked wonders because sometimes I could not follow Bateman's brilliantly crazy and witty monologues. There's an interview with Christian Bale (where I heard his native Welsh accent for the first time!) and a mini featurette on the movie that discusses the violence and the relationship with the source novel.
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Not much has gone right for the Brewers this season, as Milwaukee continues its tumble from perennial contender to NL Central also-ran. The Brew Crew suffered a huge power outage in the early going thanks to a rash of injuries, starting with preseason surgeries to two first basemen—Corey Hart and Mat Gamel. Third baseman Aramis Ramirez was also shelved for most of April as he battled knee issues. But as stagnant as the offense has been, the pitching has been even worse. Milwaukee's starters own a combined 5.00 ERA, by far the highest in the NL, and the bullpen has had troubles as well. To add insult to injury, former MVP Ryan Braun continues to deal with questions about a possible PED link to the Biogenesis Clinic in Florida. A suspension for Braun would put an exclamation point on an already disappointing season in Milwaukee.
HITTING: 4.0 Runs Scored/Game (9th in the NL)
Despite their middle-of-the-road offense, the Brew Crew have profited from one of the top one-two punches in the game, with Norichika Aoki leading off and Jean Segura having a breakout season in the second slot. Aoki's .367 on-base percentage is one of baseball's best from the top of the order, while Segura has been doing it all. He's tied for the league lead in triples, leads the league in hits and is third in stolen bases. And Segura is not the only hitter who has developed In Milwaukee when given a chance to play every day. Center fielder Carlos Gomez has finally become the player many expected him to be when the speedster was a top prospect in Minnesota. On a less positive note, second baseman Rickie Weeks' game continues to be in free fall, and the Brewers have yet to find a playable bat to man first base when Hart misses time with injury.
PITCHING: 4.6 Runs Allowed/Game (15th in the NL)
The Brewers' initial decision to go with a youth movement in the rotation was moderated by their late-spring signing of veteran free agent Kyle Lohse. But whatever their master plan is—or was—none of it has worked in a rotation that ranks close to the bottom in quality starts. Expected ace Yovani Gallardo hasn't been able to pitch reliably past the sixth inning; youngsters Hiram Burgos and Wily Peralta have struggled to get their ERAs south of six; and last year's rookie breakthrough Mike Fiers lost his starting job in early April and hasn't given the Brewers any reason to think he might earn it back in the near future. Matters aren't much better in the bullpen, as John Axford pitched his way out of the closer's role, and replacement Jim Henderson lost time due to injury. Despite being the relievers most often used to put out midgame fires, Burke Badenhop and Mike Gonzalez have struggled to strand even half of their inherited base runners.


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