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Create a bright cooking space with these ideas for a white kitchen design.
As you consider kitchen remodeling ideas, options and solutions, keep in mind that a white kitchen is a great example of fresh, clean kitchen design. A common example might include pure whites and cream-colored accents blended to create a bright cooking space. Often, a white kitchen is an open, airy environment fit for a number of kitchen layouts.
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While the average white kitchen typically relies on white cabinets, countertop surfaces, walls, crown moldings and other accents, an exclusively white total kitchen scheme is rare.
Instead, the white kitchen area includes dark wood floors, a unique kitchen island or seating with beautiful patterns to provide fun bursts of texture and color. Consider also choosing fun, unique lighting accents to provide unexpected design elements.
The traditional white kitchen design pairs white cabinets with a white countertop surface, such as granite or marble. The cabinets are often accented by a raised design, like flat front panels, or given an open design with glass fronts. This kitchen design looks stunning with dark wood floors and a backsplash made from white subway tiles or stones.
One thing to consider when designing a white kitchen is how you will be using the space. If the area will see a high level of cooking activity, or your family is prone to spilling and staining, then you might want to opt for a different kitchen design.
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Biozone And Cocrystal - We Have Seen Something Like This Before 6 comments
As stated in a letter of intent dated November 27th 2013, Biozone (BZNE) is to merge with privately held biotechnology company Cocrystal. Under the terms of the merger, Biozone will own 40% of the resulting company. Should the deal go through, Biozone's market value will increase to 40% of Cocrystal's implied value (more on this later), or $78.24 million, and result in a share price of $1.03. This represents an upside of 95% given Biozone's December 19th closing share price of 53 cents. I expect the merger to close by the end of the year.
The companies mentioned have, directly or indirectly, been associated with Dr. Frost or his affiliates. According to Biozone's most recent 10-k, Opko Health (NYSEMKT:OPK) and Frost Gamma Investments have significant holdings.
Controversy regarding Biozone started mid-November when Musclepharm acquired substantially all of Biozone's assets in exchange for 1,200,000 shares of Musclepharm. Price action was hectic and shares plummeted. On November 27th, the letter of intent was issued explaining Biozone's commitment to merge with Cocrystal. It should be noted the 27th of November is exactly four weeks from the 25th of December.
The valuation stated in the thesis is based on a Cocrystal press release from 2011. In 2011, Cocrystal received an initial investment of $7.5 million from Teva Pharmaceutical with an option to invest $45 million. The language of the release indicates the maximum investment amount would entitle Teva to 23% of Cocrystal. This implies at that time Cocrystal was worth approximately $195.7 million. Assuming Cocrystal value has flat lined or increased, Biozone's resulting share price from the merger provides an attractive opportunity.
Simply put, if the merger does not occur, the share price will reflect an empty shell of a company. Biozone will be left with no assets and fall to a share price of .15-.25 cents (roughly the value of the Musclepharm consideration plus cash).
As explained in the downside portion, one risk is that the merger does not go through. The second risk regards the value of Cocrystal. I acknowledge that my valuation is based on a press release from 2011. Since then, Cocrystal could have become a billion dollar company or a shadow of its former self.
This particular situation offers an attractive upside. However, the downsides and risks should not be ignored. An important point to take note of is that we are dealing with Dr. Frost. By his own right, he is an accomplished investor. The process Biozone is going through has been seen before, and Dr. Frost is no stranger to it. Over the summer, SafeStitch Medical announced it would merge with private company TransEnterix. Under the merger agreement, SafeStitch would own 35% of the combined company and trade under the SafeStitch ticker initially. TransEnterix, like Cocrystal, was a private company. SafeStitch, like Biozone, counted Dr. Frost as one of its investors. Before the merger, SafeStitch traded just under $1 per share. Today, the combined company has a share price of about $1.70 (NYSEMKT:TRXC). Biozone aims to repeat history.
The last point I will make regards Dr. Frost again. His holdings are at risk here as much as yours or mine. His motives are aligned with shareholders. It would be in his best interest to make this merger work and create value.
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I agree. The Safestich/TranEnterix deal used the reverse triangular merger method to bring TransEnterix public. Basically, SafeStich was used as a vehicle and then liquidated post merger (hence why there is no SFES ticker).
The 8k needs to be filed shortly after the close of the deal. I was expecting the filing last night to have Cocrystal financial statements. It did not. I am not sure at this point when we will get that. Does anyone have any thoughts on when we might see financials?
Why is $CELG up on news that dilution is coming? I have typically observed the opposite in similar cases. Can someone clarify? Jun 18, 2014
$BTX up big after hours, anyone know why? May 2, 2014
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Armadillo's Leap is your go-to Texas wine for everyday sipping. To create Armadillo's Leap wines, winemaker Dave Kuhlken turns to the New World taste for experimentation to produce fruit-driven single varietal wines and non-traditional blends. Visit us at our tasting room just outside Fredericksburg along Highway 290, to taste and sip on our covered outside patio.
Armadillo's Leap Winery is the creation of the Kuhlken-Österberg family, best known in Texas wine circles for founding Kuhlken Vineyards and Pedernales Cellars. Armadillo's Leap, as its tongue-in-cheek name suggests, is the family's chance to experiment and have fun while giving back to the Texas community. A portion of every case of wine sold in its tasting room will go to charity. Open every day 11-6.
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Describes exocytosis and endocytosis.
Describes exocytosis and endocytosis.
A brief but clear video presentation of the differences between exocytosis and endocytosis, for those who find visuals easier to understand.
Lesson includes previous concepts of active/passive transport. Lesson has links to diffusion lab, passive/active transport hand outs, osmosis animation, atp & energy storage animation, active transport power point and a hand out on endocytosis and exocytosis.
To help students further understand endocytosis, they will try to put a piece of candy into a paper bag without exposing the inside.
A list of student-submitted discussion questions for Exocytosis and Endocytosis.
Covers microbial ecology and how bacteria develop resistance to environmental challenges.
Discover how bacteria use phagocytosis to enter host cells and how immune cells use phagocytosis to destroy bacteria.
This study guide takes a look at homeostasis and transport across membrane by passive transport and active transport.
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Turkey Jamm-Nov 11: Wilson is solid in every aspect of her play. She handles well, makes shots all the way out past the arc and rarely tries to do too much. Just a good player, can play either guard spot. Most importantly, she is a big shot maker. Loves to have the ball in late game spots. Talented kid. (Clay)
EBA Super 64-June 11: Had one of the more impressive performances of the event. She utilized her explosive athletic skills with and without the ball and made plays at both ends of the floor. Her ballhandling and individual skills allowed her to create both pull ups and finish around the rim in traffic. The elevation on any of her shots gives her clean looks at the rim and allows her not to rush her release. All of her movement is fluid and with a purpose making her a challenging match up for opponents. Willing to get in a stance and defend but did tend to relax away from the ball. Her best basketball is going to be a year or two into her college career. (Lewis)
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Battle For The Boro-July 10: Athletic guard with eye catching speed. Decent stroke on her jumper. Anticipates well on defense. (Lewis)
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JADEN: It's crazy, the sibling dynamic. I could've spent my entire childhood like, "I have to love this person." And it becomes a chore. But our parents were never like, "You have to love them." It was more like, "You have your life. He has his life. And when you guys want to come together, when you guys want to commune, that's up to you." And throughout us realizing ourselves and realizing each other, we just opened our eyes and were like, "Damn, you are the yin to my yang." Not a lot of siblings have that opportunity, because they're always being pushed together so much. They need their time apart in order to realize themselves and realize who they are.
PHARRELL: Has there ever been, like, some love-based competition?
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Chat with Dana O'Neil
Welcome to SportsNation! On Tuesday, ESPN.com basketball writer Dana O'Neil stops by to chat about the college basketball season.
O'Neil joined ESPN in 2008 after working for the Philadelphia Daily News.
Send your questions now and join O'Neil Tuesday at 2 p.m. ET!
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Dana O'Neil (2:01 PM)
Greetings everyone. So some of our questions are answered - who's staying and going. Now just that pesky CBA has to be decided. Questions?
Calen (Sacramento)
With all of the change in the Pac-12, how do you see things shaking out? Does anyone have a chance of competing with Arizona?
Dana O'Neil (2:02 PM)
Calen: I'd say Arizona is far and away the favorite. Maybe Cal can challenge. Maybe UCLA can put in a scare, but don't really see anyone keeping up with the Wildcats.
mike (dallas)
where do you think a@m goes for a coach next.they have good team coming back,plus couple of good guards recruited.Iwas surprised turgeon left,your opinion,thanks.
Dana O'Neil (2:03 PM)
Mike: Think the names most folks are tossing out - Buzz Williams a the top - make sense for a wish list. Not sure if Buzz will go, though. Definitely a good program for the right guy. Need those Texas ties.
Matthew (Madison, WI)
Hey Dana, do you agree with Andy Katz, that OSU and Syracuse will be ranked higher than Duke come the start of the season? Given the rosters that each of the a??top 5a?ý will have next year, I do not see how Duke is behind Kentucky let alone OSU and Syracuse! UNC is the only team with a roster even close to Duke and even they do not have nearly as many shooters. Is there some factor I am missing here?
Dana O'Neil (2:04 PM)
Matthew: I definitely agree with Andy on this one. I like Austin Rivers as much as the next person, but Duke loses a lot in Singler and Dawkins. Syracuse loses nada and Ohio St has a lot coming back.
John (Cincy)
Xavier and Vanderbilt just inked a home and home today. Potential top 15 match up thoughts?
Dana O'Neil (2:05 PM)
John: Did not know that. Thanks for the info. Yeah, that could be a very good game for sure. Love that Tu Holloway came back.
Rob (Charlottesville, VA)
Scoop Jardine frustrated Syracuse fans all last season. Despite putting up good overall numbers, he always seemed prone to make bone head plays in key situations. Is this something the coaches can work on with Scoop to help him improve his decision making? Or do you think we can expect the same inconsistency this year?
Dana O'Neil (2:06 PM)
Rob: I think Scoop is what he is, frankly. I'm sure they can and will work with him to an extent, but the price you pay for his creativity sometimes is boneheaded plays.
Gary (Austin,TX)
Any thoughts on Mark Turgeon leaving A&M and heading to Maryland?
Dana O'Neil (2:07 PM)
Gary: Think it's a good hire for Maryland. I know it's not the splashy or sexy hire some folks wanted, but Turgeon is a solid coach, a strong recruiter and he gets every ounce out of his guys. Obviously A&M needs to get the right guy. Program is very good but it's a tricky spot.
Jeremy (Memphis)
What do you think about Pastner landing "Hell's Trainer"?
Dana O'Neil (2:08 PM)
Jeremy: Pretty wild, isn't it? And I feel bad for the Tigers :) Also think Pastner needs to suffer with them. But know this. No on will be in better physical shape than Memphis.
Dana, i enjoy your tweets... talk to me about Turgeon... I know he can coach.. can he recruit.. we need to be competitive in DC BALT area.. if competitive we can win, I dont want more PG county guys leaving
Dana O'Neil (2:09 PM)
From what I hear, his first order of business was reaching out to the HS and AAU guys in and around DC/Baltimore. Has to be done. I know Gary wasn't interested in playing to that crew and I understand and even respect that. But a new coach has to ingratiate himself and Turgeon is.
Mark (Columbus, OH)
Dana, as a Duck fan, should I feel optimistic about next year after the way season 1 with Coach Altman finished? Will any of the incoming freshman have immediate impact? Thanks
Dana O'Neil (2:10 PM)
Mark: Absolutely. Dana Altman did one of the best - and most underappreciated - jobs of anyone in the country. Really remarkable and only going to get better with better class coming in.
Rob (Charlottesville)
The early consensus seems to be that UNC and Kentucky are the two best teams in the country. Do you agree? And which other teams, if any, do you think have the best chance to overtake them?
Dana O'Neil (2:10 PM)
Rob: Absolutely agree. Think Ohio State, Syracuse, Duke, Connecticut all will be very good. Arizona, too. Those two, though, are cut above right now.
Dan (Princeton, NJ)
How do these coaching positions get filled so quickly? NO sooner does Gary Williams retire that they have somebody already in place. How thorough of a process can it be?
Dana O'Neil (2:11 PM)
Dan: Think most ADs, especially those in situations like Kevin Anderson at Maryland, have a wish list at the ready. Know who they'd target and who might be interested. Certainly it's pretty crazily quick but then again, when it drags on we mock them for that.
Dana O'Neil (2:11 PM)
Dan: Think most ADs, especially those in situations like Kevin Anderson at Maryland, have a wish list at the ready. Know who they'd target and who might be interested. Certainly it's pretty crazily quick but then again, when it drags on we mock them for that.
Freddy (Los Angeles)
How surprised are you that DeAndre Liggins and Corey Joseph decided to keep their names in the draft?
Dana O'Neil (2:12 PM)
Freddy: Not terribly surprised with Liggins. He intimated that all along. Has a child, I think, and I think he wants to take care of his family. Joseph surprises me a lot. Never really heard that thru the season at all and not sure it's a wise choice, either.
Paul (Bethesda)
I know this is a flood of Turgeon questions, but what will he do about assistant coaches? Does he stick with the crew from TAMU or does he add some from Gary's old staff to keep current recruits/coaches happy?
Dana O'Neil (2:13 PM)
Paul Definitely is a Maryland sort of day here, understandably. Interesting questions. Think he needs to maybe keep some people with Maryland ties on the staff for the sake of recruiting the area.
Brian (Pittsburgh)
Why does everyone think UConn will be so good next year? Just cause they have Jeremy Lamb and won it all last year? Losing Kemba is obviously HUGE and they don't have much depth.
Dana O'Neil (2:14 PM)
Brian: Well of course Kemba was huge, but the experience Lamb, Napier gained is equally huge. You can't overemphasize that.
Jonathan (Dover, DE)
When will Joe Dooley finally get a HC job? He's the top guy at KU and continues to get rumored for jobs but it never goes beyond that.
Dana O'Neil (2:14 PM)
Jonathan: Good question. I think in some cases he's been choosy, and rightly so. He's got a good gig so it has to be the right gig to move on.
Freddy (Los Angeles)
How will Brad Stevens attempt to replace Shelvin Mack's impact on next year's team?
Dana O'Neil (2:15 PM)
Freddy: Well you can't, really. Losing him and Matt Howard are huge, huge blows for Butler from a scoring standpoint. Ronald Nored is a natural leader but certainly not a natural scorer. Time to regroup and rebuild a bit for Butler.
Eric (Holland, Pa)
Your thoughts on Ed DeChellis' recruiting job this year? seems to have secured some talent for the next couple of years
Dana O'Neil (2:16 PM)
Eric: Yeah, not bad for sure. But gotta build with it. Had the best player in school history in Talor Battle and not a whole lot to show for his four years.
dave (omaha)
If you had to predict one Mid-Major team that could accomplish what VCU did in this last NCAA tourney, who would it be? (please say Creighton; please say Creighton).
Dana O'Neil (2:17 PM)
Dave: OK, Creighton. But can I also say Xavier?
Charles (San Jose)
Why is Brad Stevens staying at Butler? Does he expect he'll ever get a group like that again?
Dana O'Neil (2:18 PM)
Charles: I think if you listen to Brad, you understand. He's happy. He's got a very good job at a place where he can do things the way he wants to sans the insane pressure. He's got a very good life for his family. He's content. He won't be there forever, but I also don't think he feels the need to jump at every offer and I commend him for that.
Brian (Pittsburgh)
Last year was rough, but do you think Michigan State back to being a top 10 team next season?
Dana O'Neil (2:19 PM)
Brian: Certainly not out of the gate. Lose an awful lot but this could be a team that climbs up the rankings as the season progresses instead of falling down them. Have a tough schedule - surprise, surprise - so may be some growing pains early.
Jeremy (Memphis)
When is your Top 25 coming out?
Dana O'Neil (2:19 PM)
Jeremy: I leave that painstaking and impossibly impossible job to Andy.
C.J. (Iowa)
Iowa has gotten a couple of nice recruits this spring. How do you think they could fare this upcoming season?
Dana O'Neil (2:20 PM)
CJ: Certainly have added some talent, which is what needs to happen in droves at Iowa. Frannie is a good coach and suspect he'll get the program rolling soon. Don't expect top finish in the Big Ten just yet though!
dan (kentucky)
Will the UK vs. UNC game in Rupp Arena this year have the most talent seen on a college basketball court at the same time?
Dana O'Neil (2:20 PM)
Dan: With a potential lockout, could be the most talent on a basketball court this year.
Tim (Athens, GA)
What do you think of Mizzou's hire to replace Anderson?
Dana O'Neil (2:21 PM)
Tim: Not sold at all. Don't have anything against Frank Haith. Nice man but hasn't done a whole bunch to merit a very good job in the Big 12. He has a good team coming back, so suspect he'll fare well this year.
James (Atlanta, GA)
What are the odds that A&M keeps its recruits after the Turgeon departure?
Dana O'Neil (2:22 PM)
James; Depends on who they hire and how quickly that hire is made, obviously. Whoever is named, that will be his first order of business I'm certain.
Larry (Louisville)
Why do you think Rick Pitno has not exerienced the success at Louisville that Denny Crum did?
Dana O'Neil (2:23 PM)
Larry: Well different league for one. Lot harder to win in the Big East than C-USA and he's not exactly been terrible. Big year for the Cards this year. Good core back and talent coming in.
James (Atlanta, GA)
Any chance Butler's coach will jump to Aggieland because of the assumed down year he'll have because of the draft?
Dana O'Neil (2:23 PM)
James: I"d be very surprised, to be honest. For starters he's not the type to bail if it looks like he's headed toward a down year. He has no Texas ties so that's a really hard job for him.
Freddy (Los Angeles)
What are the top 3 must-see games for the upcoming season?
Dana O'Neil (2:25 PM)
Freddy: OK well I want the Michigan State-Carolina game on the aircraft carrier! Then you've got the doubleheader in NYC featuring Kansas, Duke, Kentucky and Michigan State later in November. There will be a bunch, as always.
Sean (Texas)
Do you think Sean Miller will be that guy that will be mentioned for every opening moving forward? Do people not think that Arizona is a destination job?
Dana O'Neil (2:25 PM)
Sean: Maybe for certain jobs. He's from Pittsburgh so the perceived draw of coming back East will put him on a lot of short lists for East Coast jobs. But honestly with the new TV deal in the Pac 12, Arizona is now a very very good job. Even better than before.
Tim (Athens, GA)
So what's the hottest, most contested conference coming up this season? Is the ACC back? How about the BIG E with Syracuse and Uconn?
Dana O'Neil (2:27 PM)
Tim: So many new faces in the coaching ranks in the ACC, hard to predict what will happen there. Think the SEC has a chance to be pretty entertaining. Vandy has a lot back. Obviously Kentucky. Florida will be good and Alabama as well.
Mark (Milwaukee)
Dana, do you think Buzz might jumpt to tamu?
Dana O'Neil (2:28 PM)
Mark: Just signed an extension with Marquette, so that will make it interesting. ANd he's had success there, obviously. Always so hard to predict.
Tony (Richmond, CA)
Is this the year we find out if Josh Pastner can really coach or is just an excellent recruiter?
Dana O'Neil (2:28 PM)
Tony: I already think he's a decent coach, so maybe I don't need to be sold on that. Obviously has a very good team back and there will be some legit expectations on the Tigers this year.
Michael (Cincinnati)
Do you think Xavier has all the pieces to get them over the hump that has consistently kept them from getting to the elite eight and to the final four? especially since Tu has decided to return.
Dana O'Neil (2:29 PM)
Michael: Xavier will be a very hot sleeper pick for the Final Four and deservedly so. Tu Holloway is as good as anyone in the country at what he does. Terrific player and I'm thrilled he'll be back. Obviously matchups and all that nonsense play in when the actual tourney comes around but I'd say they will be in a lot of people's minds when the season starts.
Dusty (St. Louis)
Is it possible Kentucky might not be the best team in the SEC next year? Vanderbilt is loaded with talent AND experience.
Dana O'Neil (2:30 PM)
Dusty: Get your point but not sure I can agree. Vandy does have talent and experience but I'm not sure the talent can compare with Kentucky's.
Tony ((Wisconsin))
Who would u like to see Kentucky play in the big east-sec challenge. Or would likw to see them play Louisvlle twice.
Dana O'Neil (2:31 PM)
Tony: If I got a choice, put em against Syracuse. Best versus best.
Doug (Canada)
With the the three early departures, does Texas still have a chance to be good?
Andrew (Lexington)
Dana,Andy Katz has listed 4 SEC schools in his preseason top 15. The lowest ranked is Bama at 14. My question is this, what has changed about alabama that makes them suddenly garner respect? They won 12 SEC games last year and didn't even make the field of 68. What has changed?
Dana O'Neil (2:33 PM)
Doug: They've got decent players coming in - Kabongo is terrific - but certainly those are some huge, huge holes to fill.
Dana O'Neil (2:34 PM)
Whoopos. Sorry. Didn't post answer for Doug. Now to Andrew. Alabama just missed tourney this year. Great players in Green and Mitchell returning. Plenty of reason to be optimistic.
Brendan (NY)
In Nova's press release announcing Lange's return, they snuck in there that they'd have another announcement regarding the staff in the coming weeks... any ideas? Larry Brown as a Keady type? Kittles coming home?
Dana O'Neil (2:35 PM)
Brendan: Yeah, I noticed that. Think there will be some additions coming. Don't see a Larry Brown/Keady hire, though. Think will be some assistant reshuffling.
James (Atlanta, GA)
How long before Kansas steals Turgeon from Maryland?
Dana O'Neil (2:35 PM)
James: Self going somewhere?
Nick ((Wisconsin))
Who is your pick u win National Freshmen of the Year.
Dana O'Neil (2:36 PM)
Nick: Can't say I've thought terribly hard about it but the obvious choices would be Austin Rivers, Michael Gilchrist.
Adam (Boise)
With BYU in the WCC next year, do you think Gonzaga is still the favorite to win its 12th consecutive conference title?
Dana O'Neil (2:37 PM)
Adam: Certainly BYU changes the dynamics plenty but think Gonzaga has an awful lot back and will be hard to upend this season.
Charles (Charlotte)
Which 2nd year coach do we see take the biggest leap?
Dana O'Neil (2:38 PM)
Charles: Hmmm... second year coach. Maybe Tony Bennett at Virginia? Things headed up there.
Henry (Bloominton)
Can you make it clear that Coach Crean is NOT on the hot seat. You've said his seat is getting warm if he doesn't do well this year, but truth is he has GREAT recruitscoming in and has locked down the boarders. I repeat COACH CREAN IS NOT ON THE HOT SEAT!
Dana O'Neil (2:39 PM)
Henry: Not to argue with you but... I know he has great recruits coming in and my hope is it goes well. Coach Crean is one of my favorites. But I also think he's got to improve dramatically this year to avoid people losing their patience. Maybe not enough to fire him but enough to get uncomfortable.
Brendan (NY)
Any guesses to the assitant reshuffling at Nova?
Dana O'Neil (2:40 PM)
Brendan: Nope.
LaRay (Kentucky)
Do you think Terrance Jone's decision coming back to school was the best decision for him??
Dana O'Neil (2:41 PM)
LaRay: I do. He was on that tricky precipice of being a lottery pick or just missing, I'd argue. And this year with the lockout, that's not a spot you want to be in.
Patrick (Chicago)
Now that the Texas Trio are gone, KU is gonna win it's 8th Straight, aren't they? I mean, Baylor can't win, that's for sure.
Dana O'Neil (2:42 PM)
Patrick: Going to be an interesting year in the Big 12, I'd argue. New coaches, players gone, weird stuff. Perry Jones III returning certainly puts Baylor in the equation. A&M will be good but the coaching change could hurt the Aggies. And Kansas loses a lot but bet against Bill Self at your own peril. Always regroups.
Tom (New Mexico)
Give me a couple schools that failed to make the NCAA this year but you expect to get in next March.
Dana O'Neil (2:45 PM)
Tom: Ummm... Alabama. Maybe Miami and Virginia? Gotta think a little more on that one.
Terence (Long Island)
Expectations for the Johnnies this year?
Dana O'Neil (2:46 PM)
Terrence: Good but young. Remember they were all seniors last year and while this recruiting class is very good, going to have some growing pains.
Patrick (Chicago)
Wichita State going dancing next year? If so, does Gregg Marshall get lured away?
Dana O'Neil (2:46 PM)
Patrick: Could get lured away this week. I'd suspect he's on the A&M call list, no?
Dave (PA)
Dana, have you heard anything about who Sean Miller is looking to bring in to replace Archie Miller on his staff? Seems like that whole process has really been kept under wraps.
Dana O'Neil (2:47 PM)
Dave: Honestly in the whole Maryland brouhaha forgot all about it. Which I'm sure Sean is quite pleased about!
Dusty (St. Louis)
Is the field at the Maui this year the best its ever been?
Dana O'Neil (2:47 PM)
Dusty: Not sure about ever but awfully good. Think my editors definitely need to send me, don't you?
Kevin (NYC)
Give me your early All Americans for next year?
Dana O'Neil (2:49 PM)
Kevin: Ugh, top of my head I'll forget a ton of people. Harrison Barnes, Jared Sullinger, Perry Jones III, Austin Rivers, pick a player from Kentucky, maybe Teague maybe Gilchrist, maybe Anthony Davis. Throw Tu Holloway in there for sure. Jordan Taylor from Wisconsin has a chance.
Tim (Athens, GA)
Dana, I still see a monkey on Roy Williams back. It appears he has the knack for great teams that can't take it to the pinnacle, ala when he was at KU.
Dana O'Neil (2:50 PM)
Huh, could have sworn I saw his team cutting down the nets a few years ago. Maybe I was mistaken?
Dave (PA)
Dana, do you think after this weekend and all of the attention that surrounded Sean Miller will be good or bad for his recruiting? Arizona seems to be in really good shape with Shabazz Muhammad and Brandon Ashley (2012) and Chris Thomas (2013), but do you think him coming up as a candidate for these big name positions will scare these players off?
Dana O'Neil (2:50 PM)
Dave: He didn't go and he got an extension, so I'd think that speaks volumes.
Tim (Athens, GA)
Dana, sorry, but that wasn't HIS team. Right?
Dana O'Neil (2:51 PM)
Whose was it?
Nick ((Wisconsin))
Which Game u looking more foward to next season UK/UNC or Duke/UNC.
Dana O'Neil (2:52 PM)
Nick: If my editors are listening, I'd like to be assigned to both UK/UNC and one of the Duke/UNC games. And the aircraft carrier.
Frank (Wetumpka, AL)
Dana, do you think Brandon Knight was ready to go?
Dana O'Neil (2:52 PM)
Frank: Sure. Great point guard. Plays so smart. Huge IQ.
Tom (Philly)
Do you think the Hoyas can make the NCAA after losing Wright and Freeman?
Dana O'Neil (2:54 PM)
Tom: Lose Benimon too, so going to need to do some regrouping in Hoya-ville, I'd say.
Jack (Charlotte,NC)
What kind of impact do you see the freshman coming in at Duke having?
Dana O'Neil (2:55 PM)
Jack Obviously huge, especially considering what the Blue Devils have to replace. But that's sort of what K does. Out with the old, in with the new and not much changes.
James (Atlanta)
Should either of the Knight's be considered for the A&M job?
Dana O'Neil (2:56 PM)
James: Pat just was hired at Lamar, I believe. Be stunned if Bobby got back in.
Arnold (Chantilly, VA)
Will anyone have a more brutal OOC schedule than the Heels next year? They play in the LV Invitational, at KY, Aircraft Carrier against Mich St, and more than likely Ohio State in the Big 10/ACC Challenge. That's pretty brutal
Dana O'Neil (2:57 PM)
Arnold: Haven't compared them all but certainly the Heels will earn whatever stripes they receive next season. Good news is they have a very good team and to me, good teams ought to play other good teams. Makes the season fun.
Dj (Phila)
Dana--your thoughts on Mike Brey staying at Notre Dame and any info on what was going through Carleton Scott's mind that led him to keep his name in the NBA draft? Thanks.
Dana O'Neil (2:57 PM)
DJ: No clue what was in Carleton Scott's mind, or who. Bad advice. Big for Notre Dame to keep Brey, I think. He's done a very good job but would have been a nice fit at Maryland with his ties to the region.
Jon (Maine)
Still a no-go on marrying me?
Dana O'Neil (2:58 PM)
Jon: Sorry since I'm not on Big Love or Sister Wives, that would be illegal.
Dana, aside from the usual March collapse, how do you see Pitt doing next year? Gibbs is back, but is the loss of Wanamaker, McGee and Brown too much to make up?
Dana O'Neil (2:58 PM)
JD: Pitt is always good. Nasir Robinson is back, which is huge. And Ashton Gibbs. Khem Birch is supposed to be very good.
Terence (Long Island)
How many of the puzzling early entry decisions do you think can be explained by family/monetary issues that we don't know about? Seems a little unfair to judge 19-20 year olds when we don't know the whole story
Dana O'Neil (3:00 PM)
Terence: THink all those decisions are deeply personal. We may scratch our heads at the logic and worry that they'll fall on their faces, but it's their risk to take with their own reasoning. Plenty have other people to consider, certainly, and plenty just don't want to be in college anymore. Both are OK.
Dana O'Neil (3:00 PM)
Alright folks, that's the end for me today. Appreciate the thoughts, as always. Enjoy the week!
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Arnold ends up on Mars among the rebels, mostly mutants ingeniously created by makeup effects expert Rob Bottin. (A bar scene seems to consciously one-up the Star Wars set piece—literally one-upping it in the case of a hooker who opens her shirt to expose three breasts.) The visual effects, under supervisor Eric Brevig, are diverting too, including a hologram at-home tennis lesson—with the pro teacher appearing to stand right next to the student. As Schwarzenegger and Rachel (Critical Condition) Ticotin lead the revolt, the pyrotechnics increase, and the script, by Gary Goldman, Dan O'Bannon and Ronald Shusett, gradually flames out. The movie even recycles James Bond-reject jokes, such as Arnold skewering a villain with a drill-like device, then saying, "Screwyou."
The climax's highlight is watching one character explode, in eye-bulging detail, from being exposed to the low air pressure on Mars's surface. By this time, the science is gone from the science fiction, and the fun is long departed. You are left with the enjoyment, satisfaction or whatever it is supposed to be, of watching people make other people suffer. (R)
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After years of war, the Federation and the Klingon empire find themselves on the brink of a peace summit when a Klingon ship is nearly destroyed by an apparent attack from the Enterprise. Both worlds brace for what may be their dealiest encounter.
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|"What are we doing here?" asks William Shatner, a k a Captain James T. Kirk, as the aging starship commander leads his veteran cronies into a meeting at Starfleet Headquarters...It's a good question. "Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country" marks a quarter-century of Trek culture. This includes endless reruns of the original TV series, worldwide Trekker conventions, cartoon versions, gadgets, accessories, a spinoff series ("Star Trek: The Next Generation") and, let's not forget, the five "Star Trek" movies before this one...As now-white-haired engineer Scotty might put it, the crew's getting a wee bit long in the tooth...Not to mention waxy in the skin and rickety in the bones. The fake-hairpiece count also seems to be rising. But none of this matters. The seven hoary principals, Spock et al., could be dead, stuffed and mounted. "Star Trek VI" barrels along on industrial special effects and a 25-year momentum of good-willed, witty, human-interest sci-fi episodes...Director/coscripter Nicholas Meyer, who helmed the popular second "Star Trek" movie ("The Wrath of Khan"), moves this vehicle efficiently. He employs some tremendous visuals. At one point, the gravity stabilizer goes off in the Klingon spaceship. Invaders come aboard and start firing laser-type weaponry. The Klingons' spilled blood floats in the air in eerily beautiful purplish globules; it's space-age Sam Peckinpah...A final word for "Star Trek" founder Gene Roddenberry, a cheerful, abundantly inspiring personality who beamed out of this life earlier this year: By getting people where they live -- i.e. television and the movie screen -- his contribution to the pop culture is practically statesmanlike. This movie, so many years after the whole thing began, still bears the entertainment and humanistic values he imposed on every silly little storyline.
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