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Children infected with tubercle bacilli under the age of 12 years occasionally develop the acute reinfection type of tuberculosis, such as miliary disease, pneumonia, meningitis, pericarditis, pleuritis, peritonitis and synovitis. During this age period the chronic reinfection type of disease occasionally develops in the extrathoracic organs such as the bones and joints, but the lungs are involved with great rarity. The reinfection type of chronic pulmonary tuberculosis begins to make its appearance among tuberculin reactors in the early teen ages and increases in frequency with the decades. Since this fact was established the previous enthusiasm for examination of school children has waned; indeed, in some places such work has been abandoned. This is an extremely unfortunate situation and is without practical or scientific foundation.
Every child who reacts to tuberculin has primary tuberculosis (tuberculous infection). This disease begins with the first focalization of tubercle bacilli by neutrophils. From this stage
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"Webinars Are One of the Best Ways to Consistently Make Money Online!"
Let Us Prove It…
|From The Desks of Daniel Hall & Tom Antion
Dear Friend,
Webinars are the bomb!
They can be used to build a fiercely loyal, hyper-reactive customer base; a group of people who'll buy almost any offer that you send their way.
Because webinars are one the best ways I know to truly connect with an audience.
Here's a sales psychology fact: If people resonate with you and your message; if they pick up on your energy; if they know like and trust you… you WILL sell more faster and easier. Period.
And webinars make it very easy to create this sort of environment. This is why webinars can be so powerful because they allow you to create an atmosphere where…
Your Audience is Predisposed to Buy From You
Be that as it may, pulling off successful, money-making webinars can be tricky (ask me how I know, I laid big goose eggs the first couple webinars I did).
In fact, perhaps you've tried to do a webinar but were stymied with the technology and all the moving parts. Or you couldn't seem to book them or get joint venture partners to promote your webinars. Or perhaps like me you simply had pitiful closing numbers or sales conversions.
If any of these describes you, then you're about to be extremely happy.
This Is Your Chance To Build A Real Business Capable of Making Serious, Consistent Money By Incorporating Webinars!
Here's the cool thing…
I've discovered a way to get up and running within 7 days to start making massive amounts of money by doing webinars.
I know this might be hard for you to believe and trust me, if I were you I would be skeptical too.
But here's exactly what I've discovered:
- How to JV with other list owners and be booked SOLID for months!
- How to make dynamite presentations that have people begging to buy.
- How to make your customers happy to buy from you over again and again (This is the secret to long term wealth.)
- How to get product creators salivating to sell to your list.
- How to add hundreds of more people by giving just one presentation.
It all sounds wild… but it truly does work. In fact…
Here's what some of my JV partners are saying about my webinar strategies:
Wunder Kid Jason Fladlien
Jason is the Internet whiz kid who went from former house painter and monk to developing $100k PER MONTH Internet marketing business within 3 years largely fueled by webinars. Check out what Jason has to say about my webinar tactics…
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Mike Stewart
The Internet Audio & Video Guy
Mike Stewart was responsible for enabling some of today's top marketers to put audio and video up on their websites (including mine!). He is unquestionably the guru's guru when it comes new technology and multimedia. Here's what Mike had to say about webinars we've done together.
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Craig Duswalt – The Savvy Rockstar
What a cool guy Craig is… he actually used to be Axl Rose's personal manager during the glory years of Gun's & Roses. Before that he was the road manager for Air Supply. Since then Craig founded and ran a hip boutique ad agency in Los Angles. Today Craig is a sought after consultant on how to become a rockstar in your market niche.
What is one of the most effective vehicles to accomplish that according to Craig? You guessed it: webinars. Check out what he has to say…
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Stefanie Hartman – The Expert's Expert
Often referred to as "The Expert's Expert" Marketing Consultant, Stefanie Hartman is a highly sought after Marketing Strategist and Speaker in the niche market non-fiction book marketing. And Stef knows plenty about making scads of money in different market niches because she was also the key behind-the-scenes person for gurus such as T. Harv Eker, Eric Loftholm and Matt Bacak. Here's what Stef had to say about how my webinar methods stack up…
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John Kremer – Book Marketer Extraordinaire
John is the author of perhaps the best know and bestselling book on book marketing of all time, "1001 Ways to Market Your Books". He's sort of the granddaddy and most respected person in the book marketing niche. Let's just put it this way, John knows a thing or two about marketing and this is what he had to say about the webinars we did together…
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Now that you can see it really does work…
Here's Why It Works So Well
Fact is, webinars only work when you know what you're doing.
You know that, I know that. And you wouldn't be here if it were a snap.
But there IS an answer… it's just NOT what most people think.
Here's what I mean:
People's biggest problem is that there really is no system out there for consistently knocking it out of the park on webinars.
In fact any system I've found is such a massive undertaking that many people quit before they even really start!
And that's the beauty of what you're going to discover today.
Here's my confession: I have Bright Shiny Object Syndrome. Almost anything will distract me and for years my business and my bank account suffered because of it.
So to run my business and make it consistently generate the kind of income I want, I've had to set up systems that are super fast and super profitable!
Trust me, there is no great secret to running successful webinars.
Really all you do is find the people with interest in your product, get them on the webinar with the promise (and delivery) of damn good training, show them that you know what you're talking about and make them a good offer!
Now that might sound like a lot.
So that's why I decided to put everything together in a system I call Real Fast Webinars.
I know you want to start making a lot of money doing webinars really fast… and so I wanted to do my best to help.
Accordingly, allow me to introduce…
Real Fast Webinars
I created Real Fast Webinars when I saw how many people were dealing with having a great product that was not selling as well as it should be. And judging by all the feedback I've already gotten, I'm quite confident it can help YOU too.
Fact of the matter is I've been able to convert old school guru's to my way of thinking when it comes to webinars…
A Kicking and Screaming Tom Antion
I teamed up with Tom Antion an old school Internet guru who always brags about using "Dull Edge Technology" because it has the least glitches, it's the least expensive and geeks have gotten all the bugs out.
I had to drag him in kicking and screaming to do this project with me because he still loves his "old school" teleseminars. He claims he's not smart enough to do webinars (Luckily, I didn't believe him because Tom is brilliant and has helped thousands of people get their Internet careers going including mine).
Anyway, I flew up to Tom's Great Internet Marketing Retreat Center with the sole intent of proving to him webinars can be "real fast", "real easy" and "real lucrative".
Tom's video crew taped our entire day from start to finish and you are going to see that insider behind the scenes footage and how I converted, Tom, AKA Mr. Skeptic, to the webinar world.
In fact, here is just some of the unsolicited feedback my webinars have received from attendees. I found these doing a quick search on Twitter…
Twitter Raves
Cool, huh?
I found the comments below (again unsolicited) on Facebook.
Facebook Kudos
So here's my question….
Do You Want People Raving
About Your Webinars Like This?
You most assuredly do!
In fact, when you see glowing comments like these you can almost always equate them with sales. Lots and lots of sales!
So the question is how do you recreate these results?
Here's the answer: I've created Real Fast Webinars so that you can set up super profitable webinars FAST.
In fact, you'll discover:
- The email templates that get folks to show up at your webinar events in the first place. No audience… no sales. Stack the deck in your favor with templates and email copy writing techniques that work.
- Creating webinar content that audiences will love (and will make them beg for your product). This is a crucial part of your success and the trick is building in natural triggers that sell your product without selling. This is cool Jedi master stuff.
- "When" to pitch your product on the webinar. The timing of your offer is vital. You'll discover how and when to tee-up your offer for maximum sales.
- How to grab fence sitters and bring them over to your side. There is always a group of undecideds. Find out what to say — and how to say it — to capture more sales from the skeptics and the slow-to-act, slow-to-decide group.
- The best time of the day and days of the week to hold your webinars to make more money. And guess what? They are not the times or days you are probably thinking.
- Secrets for getting your list to buy other people's products. This can really turbo-charge your profits. But you must know how and when to make these offers.
- And much more!
You Know You Are Rocking the House When…
Another thing your webinars MUST do is consistently over-deliver. That is an important thing we show you how to do in Real Fast Webinar – thrill your audience members with the quality of your content. In fact, you want folks to write and leave great comments about the job you are doing. It just so happens that last night (the night before I wrote this letter) I presented at a big webinar and the excited and happy comments flowed like water. Below is just a small sample of the comments that came in…
These are actual comments I cut and pasted right out of my webinar service reports.
You Want Comments Like This…
and Real Fast Webinar Will Show You How!
And although everything I've said so far might lead a reasonable person to believe that my program is tons of money… it's not. In fact…
Access To Real Fast Webinars
Is Only $397
For Now.
I know, you might be wondering, "What's the catch?"
Well how much would it be worth to have list owners begging to sell your product and then add people from their list to your list?
In order to get this info from my personal coaching would easily cost you over $3000.
But truth be told, it's important to me for you to get an outstanding value. In fact, that is what I have built my reputation on. And it helps me help more people.
I'm not saying I'll keep the investment this low forever though.
But you won't need to worry about that! Acting fast has its rewards:
Because you can snag this great training for only $397 and…
I Don't Know How Long It's Going to Stay at That Price!
And one more thing you should know:
And remember –
Here's Everything You're Getting:
- When to sell to people that are on your webinar.
- How to write great emails that grab any lists attention.
- Simple ways to come up with great webinar content that will give you instant credibility.
- Best day and time to hold your webinar.
- How to JV with other list owners so that you always have something great to offer to your people.
Even more great reasons to invest…
Big-Time BONUSES… yeah, Baby!
That's right I'm going to make this an extremely easy decision for you… when you place your order today not only will you get the complete Real Fast Webinars training but you'll get these great bonuses all designed to increase the speed, effectiveness or profitability of your webinars. You'll get…
Big Bonus #1 –
My Most Profitable Webinars Archive
Watch how I use the same exact strategies I teach in Real Fast Webinars in real life, in front of huge audiences.
Here's what's so cool… you'll be watching these webinars and you'll hear and see how the techniques work on a live webinar. Then you'll say, "Oh, that's how this or that method fits in." Yep, so much easier to learn it when you see real world examples.
Oh, by the way, these are some of best webinars I've ever done, like my Publish ebooks with Amazon's Kindle and Barnes and Noble's Nook. Plus others.
Big Bonus #2 –
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Webinar Pitch Secrets is an ebook by friend, colleague and coach Jason Fladlien. I wrote the foreword to this little jewel and it is chock-full of closes and ideas to turbo-charge the profitability of your webinars.
My personal testimonial on this little ebook: Before reading and using the strategies in this ebook I was doing pretty good presenting webinars; adding several thousand dollars extra to my monthly income. AFTER this ebook I went from thousands in sales to TENS OF THOUSANDS in sales.
Now obviously I cannot promise the same results for you. But when you get your hands on this bonus and actually use some of the closes YOU WILL increase your sales. Test me on it.
This stuff is pure-gold and the best part is you get it FREE as a bonus. What can be finer?
Big Bonus # 3 –
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This is where Jason Fladien goes through, slide by slide, the best pitch webinar he's ever done. You'll get value from this as you see exactly how he puts what we teach you into action.
This shows how we "walk the walk" and also demonstrates how easy it is to use this webinar pitch formula!
Methinks you'll like it very mucho!
Want some proof? Well…
The webinar he breaks down has been responsible for more than $150,000 in sales!
You simply don't want to miss this bonus either!
Now you'll discover how I applied secrets in the training you can get
today and put them into action!
With that said… Here's What To Do Now
As you can see, I tried to make this as easy as possible for you.
As soon as you sign up you'll get instant access to everything I mentioned – the emails, dates and times, easy content creation, ways to make your conversions skyrocket and much, much more!
When you complete the order form right now you'll get instant access to all the materials in Real Fast Webinars and be up and running in 7 days.
You can look forward to crazy conversions, profitable JV's and growing your list by leaps and bounds starting in as little as 7 days. So go ahead and fill out the order form now and I'll look forward to seeing you on the "other side":
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The Unintended Consequences of the Loughner Rampage
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Sarah Palin Tweets Support to Schlessinger
Sarah Palin tweeted that Laura Schlessinger's 1st amendment rights ceased to exist thanks to activists trying to silence her for using the N-word. Schlessinger's constitutional rights were unaffected, her employability was.
A Klan by Any Other Name Would Smell as Racist
David A. Love: Those of you who remember the televised images of angry white protestors in the 1950s and 1960s know that this is nothing new. Whenever a black child tried to integrate a school in the Jim Crow South, the teabaggers of their day were out there to show their outrage. Whenever African Americans tried to register to vote or sit at a segregated lunch counter, the same crowd was out there. They came with their fists, their vulgarity, threats of violence and spitting.
A Sick Society Normalizes Gun Violence
David A. Love: Based on the lack of an adequate public policy response to America's gun problem, one must conclude that these firearm deaths are viewed as collateral damage, the price society is willing to pay for a so-called "free" society of gun ownership rights.
Lou Dobbs: The New Black Jack Pershing (Black Jack Lou)
For the past few years, Lou Dobbs has led anti-immigrant forces against amnesty, against illegal Mexicans, against Mexico, against his own government, and against the truth.
The Night of Terror: Winning the Vote for Women
The Night of Terror at Occoquan Warehouse is the story of our grandmothers, and great-grandmothers and their fight to win the right to vote. This is what they lived only 90 years ago. It was not until 1920 that women were granted the right to go to the polls and vote in the United States. […]


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Texas To Execute Man Who Killed Woman Delivering Food
Texas is ready to carry out their 4th execution this year, with convicted murderer Anthony Doyle on Thursday. Doyle was convicted of beating a delivery woman to death with a baseball bat. The woman, Hyun Cho was from South Korea, and was killed at the age of 29 back in 2003.
In a callous disregard for human life the accused allegedly tossed her body in the trash then stole her car. Doyle is scheduled to die by lethal injection this evening at 6pm.
Many states struggle to keep up with Texas on their executions due to a shortage of the medication required for the lethal injections.
If the execution is successful Doyle will be the 4th person in Texas to die by lethal injection this year in Texas, and the 512th in the state since the death penalty was reinstated in 1976
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Welcome to SportsNation! On Monday, college basketball writer Myron Medcalf stops by to chat about the hardcourt.
Medcalf joined ESPN.com in 2011 after a four-year stint covering colllege basketball for the Minneapolis Star Tribune. His relationship with ESPN began in 2004, when he was an intern for ESPN the Magazine in New York City.
Send your questions now and join Medcalf Monday at 2 p.m. ET!
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Myron Medcalf (2:00 PM)
What's up, everyone? Thanks for joining me. Let's talk college hoops. ...
Ben (Illinois)
Who do you have winning the Illinois-Minnesota game? As an Illini fan, I'm very worried about the Egwu-Mbakwe match-up. The last time the Illini played a team with a dominant big man (Gonzaga), they had to shoot lights out from 3 (11-26) to win. Illinois hasn't shot as well the last couple of games. I'm not feeling too good about this game.
Myron Medcalf (2:03 PM)
Good question. This is Tubby's best team at Minnesota. He's never had this level of athleticism in the backcourt. And the Gophers are so versatile. But Illinois has talented guards, too. The Illini live and die by the 3-ball usually. But they beat Ohio State despite being 8 for 27 from beyond the arc. ... If I have to pick, I'll go with the Gophers because of Mbakwe inside. He's the x-factor and Minnesota can match Illini's backcourt.
Ken (MN)
Does Bucknell's Mike Muscala have a future in the NBA? Do you see him being drafted?
Myron Medcalf (2:05 PM)
I hope so. He can play off screens. He has a high-level post game. He's active on the boards and he can knock down a jump shot. Mike Muscala is one of the best players in the country. He looks like an All-American right now. That should be good enough for a slot in this summer's draft. Unless 30-plus teams don't like talented bigs.
Craig (Louisville)
Do you think Behanan is good enough for the NBA?
Myron Medcalf (2:06 PM)
I talked to an NBA scout who attended Louisville-Kentucky. He says yes. And I agree. I love Behanan's toughness and aggression. I also think he can defend at a high level when he wants to. You'd like to see a more consistent jump shot. And, as the NBA scout told me, he'll have to prove that he can score over longer players at the next level. But his power will help with that.
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Do you see Arizona as a real national champion contender?
Myron Medcalf (2:08 PM)
Right now ... You have to say yes. It hasn't always been pretty for the Wildcats. And I'm still not sold on everything that happened at the end of Arizona's win over Colorado last week. But Sean Miller has everything you'd want on a team that wants to contend. He has versatile bigs. He has a talented leader who has been clutch all year. And a veteran who just puts in work. Plus capable reserves.
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Is North Carolina NIT bound?
Myron Medcalf (2:10 PM)
I can't say that .... yet ... Tar Heels have played some elite teams .. but if this lackluster effort on the road continues in ACC play, then yes. Jay Williams said it best during the Virginia-UNC game ... UNC is searching for a leader. In January. That's a problem.
Andre (Tallahassee, FL)
Although they are unbeaten, what strikes you as the one area that could haunt Michigan aside from perhaps youth?
Myron Medcalf (2:12 PM)
Multiple bigs who can capitalize on a high offensive rebounding rate. That's the kind of team that will really challenge Michigan. Indiana, Minnesota could be a problem for the Wolverines. I'm not sure how they'll handle aggressive post players. Plus, a team with athletic guards who can stay in front of Trey Burke and play him honest .. as honest as one can play the best point guard in America, of course.
Brad (Gadsden,Alabama)
Myron, What do you think is going wrong with Alabama?
Myron Medcalf (2:15 PM)
Great question, Brad. The Crimson don't have enough scorers (114th in Ken Pomeroy's efficiency ratings). The Trevors (Lacey and Releford) are talented. But they don't have enough help. Injuries (Engstrom, Steele) have affected Alabama's depth. The nosedive could continue in the SEC.
Sean (Vegas)
Anthony Bennett. All-American?
Myron Medcalf (2:15 PM)
Mike (Mission Viejo)
Duke, legit contender or just a hot start?
Myron Medcalf (2:17 PM)
Um, it looks quite legit. Plumlee, Curry, Cook and Co. Coach K has the tools to beat any team in the country. The Blue Devils are top 10 in offensive and defensive efficiency. If they're healthy, they can contend with any team in America.
Josh (Overland Park)
Even though I agree with Eamonn, who always says "polls don't mean anything", how in the world is VCU not ranked? They are GOOD.
Myron Medcalf (2:19 PM)
VCU's best win is Memphis. VCU beat Lehigh by four even though the Mountain Hawks didn't have C.J. McCollum for a full game. ... Rams are good. But I can't say they have a Teflon argument for the top 25. They are, however, ranked in the Coaches' poll.
Matt (Syracuse)
Assuming Syracuse or Louisville wins big east, will the winner get a #1 seed?
Myron Medcalf (2:20 PM)
Hard to say no ... Especially if its Louisville ... But that's also assuming the champ doesn't finish with a bunch of bad losses in league play. But right now, I'd say yes. Good chance of Big East champ (and remember Big East tourney could be a factor, too).
GBK (Lincoln Park)
Myron, is there a more entertaining team to watch in college hoops right now than the Michigan Wolverines? They put up 78 points in the last 27 minutes against an Iowa team that Indiana barely beat (and I'm pretty sure Iowa's homecourt isn't worth a 28 point difference).
Myron Medcalf (2:21 PM)
Wolverines are certainly an exciting team to watch. So many talented wings and they play tough for 40 minutes. I like to watch Louisville, Arizona and Kansas, too. So they're not alone. A lot of exciting teams right now.
Jason (St. Louis)
Even though it probably won't happen, which major conference team would you pick to run the table during conference play?
Myron Medcalf (2:22 PM)
Nope, it won't happen. If I had to pick, I guess I'd say Arizona. Wildcats have held off some tough teams already. But again .. I don't think it will happen.
Steve (Norfolk, VA)
Myron, though I believe a big-bodied post player can give Michigan some trouble in the rebounding realm, if a team goes big they will have to fight UM's speed and better still shooting. Besides the 1.36 points per possession the ESPN power ranking provides, UM has also has scored 337 points than their opponents, for an average of scoring more than 22.5 points per opponent. The closest opponent was PITT at 5, and largest was EMU at 39. UM's top 5 shooters are shooting lights out with 4 shooting over 40% beyond the arc, and one shooting 38%. Not to mention they are also really working the paint hard, and were successful even against a 7 footer from Iowa. This team is legit, not only because of talent - but maybe one of the most unselfish team. So go big opponents and get scorched on the run and the perimeter.
Myron Medcalf (2:24 PM)
I didn't say that a team with capable bigs would beat Michigan for sure. I just think that's the kind of team with the best chance to defeat the Wolverines. It'll never be easy against Michigan, not with its depth on the perimeter. But I think Michigan and Indiana will be its toughest tests to date because of their weapons inside.
Cory (Wichita)
Speaking of VCU, you have them ranked #17 this week, but a certain 14-1 team that beat them at their place, once again, gets absolutely no mention. Why?
Myron Medcalf (2:26 PM)
They're in the conversation. I can't tell you how often I wish I had 30 slots. You always miss someone. ... But I really look at the power rankings as power rankings. Who are the best teams right now? And Carl Hall's absence has clearly hurt a Wichita State team that will need him to compete for the MVC title, IMO.
Matt (Milwaukee)
Myron, what are your thoughts on Marquette's potential going forward coming off a big upset win over Georgetown Saturday?
Myron Medcalf (2:29 PM)
I don't know because they've been winning at home. The last time the Golden Eagles left Milwaukee, they lost to UW-Green Bay. They were crushed at Florida. Next week's matchup at Pitt will be a good test. But they deserve credit for that win over Georgetown. Whacky finish ... didn't showcase a lot of discipline ... but they pulled it off. Still, I need to see Buzz's crew on the road.
Lisa (Connecticut)
What is it about the Big Ten, in particular, that makes it so difficult to win on the road?
Myron Medcalf (2:31 PM)
I think the problem with winning on the road is not so much tied to the hostility in foreign venues as much as its connected to the league's overall depth. ... I don't know when, but a top-5 Big Ten team will fall at Iowa, at Wisconsin, at Purdue (again) this season. ... There's parity, there's depth, great coaches and really crazy fans. ... Overall, however, it's the fact that you just don't have many - any? - "easy" games in the Big Ten. It's a grind.
Dave (Detroit)
Yeah, I know this is hoops but who wins tonight in the other major college sport? Bama or ND?
Myron Medcalf (2:32 PM)
Bama will win by two touchdowns. 31-17
chris (wilmington nc)
Does wiggins go to unc now with dakari going to kentucky
Myron Medcalf (2:33 PM)
I don't know ... but if Cal gets Wiggins? Wow. Just wow. That class is already ridiculous but it's going to reach historic levels if Wiggins is added to the mix. ... I've watched him play on the circuit multiple times this season. He's the truth.
Scott (Philly)
It appears the A-10 is loaded this year how many bids do u the league getting ?
Myron Medcalf (2:35 PM)
Another great question. First, I'd like to say that the folks who believe VCU is the undisputed favorite in the A10 need to reconsider. Temple, Saint Louis, Butler, Saint Joseph's (maybe), UMass (maybe).. could all contend for the A10. And they're all in the conversation for at-large bids. This is a league that will benefit from the "You have to send someone to the tournament" theory with the SEC, Pac-12 down. I'll say 4 bids. Maybe more.
Josh (Lexington)
Who will be the better team come march and April. Kentucky or UCLA?
Myron Medcalf (2:37 PM)
That's a tough one ... I could see both teams evolving into top-25, Sweet 16 level programs come March. ... But I think Kentucky has the higher ceiling. Wildcats don't know how to play together yet but they're slowly figuring it out. That finish at Louisville showcased its potential. That team, the one that fought until the end of that loss, will beat a lot of teams the rest of the way if it plays like that.
Myron Medcalf (2:38 PM)
You ever wonder why most teams fail to improve at free throw line? .. Check out this week's Back to the Basket column. ... http://espn.go.com/ncb/notebook/_/page/backtothebasket130107/back-basket-weekly-look-college-basketball
Alex (OH)
I was extremely disappointed with Cincinnati's loss on Saturday. They can't seem to score consistently, how do you see them doing the rest of the year?
Myron Medcalf (2:41 PM)
Well, that's the problem, Alex. I don't know if the Bearcats will reach their potential if their offensive challenges continues (80th in offensive efficiency). But this is one of the best defensive teams in the country (third in efficiency). Will that be enough? I'm not sure. Like Louisville last season, this is a Cincy team that needs buckets in tight games to beat the Big East's best.
Matt (MD)
True of False: Maryland is the second best team in the ACC?
Myron Medcalf (2:42 PM)
False. Terrapins might be third, though.
Brian T (Las Vegas NV)
How does Dave Rice at UNLV bring a healthy Mike Moser in the already loaded frontcourt rotation???
Myron Medcalf (2:44 PM)
Well, it's a good problem to have. The beauty of the challenge is that Moser is a veteran. I think he'll find a way to contribute regardless of his role. But even though Anthony Bennett is clearly the program's top star, Moser is going to get a lot of touches and opportunities once he returns. He deserves them. I see more positives than potential negatives for Moser's return.
Luke (Kansas City)
Myron, Kansas is 99-1 in their last 100 home games. That place is deafening. Can any Big 12 go into Allen Fieldhouse and come out the victor?
Myron Medcalf (2:45 PM)
Baylor on its best day ... Oklahoma State if it punches Kansas in the mouth early the way Temple did ... yep and yep. Will it happen? We'll see. But Kansas has been extremely dominant. And as easy as it is to look at the Temple game and identify weaknesses, the Jayhawks turned it up on both ends of the floor when they had to and won.
Jeffrey (Chicago)
Myron, do you think players are too soft and the refs are too whistle happy? I'd take a team from the 80s over anybody now in the pampered era.
Myron Medcalf (2:48 PM)
It's so difficult to compare eras. Maybe those players were tougher. But most weren't 6-10 playing small forward/wing. The game has changed. There's so much versatility today. And I think kids are still tough. But the game is not as physical as it was in past decades. I agree with that. ... But how many Kelly Olynyks were competing back then? ... I appreciate each era for what it was/is. ... On refs .. I just want them to get it right. Waving off Sabatino Chen's buzzer-beater? Wrong.
Niles (Maryville)
How do you feel about lowering the shot clock to 30 seconds? Also, why has it taken them this long to even consider it?
Myron Medcalf (2:50 PM)
Don't touch the shot clock. Some teams milk it and play slow. Some push the pace. But we have parity at this level because teams that don't have the same athletes as others can create a scheme that uses the clock to its advantage and allows it to compete. Why change it? This is not the NBA. It's not supposed to be.
Charles (San Jose)
Sabatino Chen's gotta make your All-Name team, right?
Myron Medcalf (2:50 PM)
100 percent. Might be the greatest name ever. ...I think he'll be a hit if he ever becomes a rapper.
Tim (Canada )
Do you think UNLV will play Moser at the sf with the pairing of Birch and Bennett being extremely effective?
Myron Medcalf (2:52 PM)
That will be a challenge. That's not Moser. But it may have to be. That's Rice's challenge right now. ... Bennett/Moser sounds pretty good. Bennett/Birch with Moser off the bench sounds good. Bennett/Birch/Moser sounds good. ... So many pluses. I think Rice will figure it out.
Tony (Mpls)
What's Minnesota's ceiling in the tourney? Nat'l Champ? Final Four? Elite Eight? At this point, I would be disappointed with anything less than an Elite Eight.
Myron Medcalf (2:54 PM)
Then you're not from Minnesota. Many Minnesotans will be surprised by that. They tend to expect the worse. ... The season is still young. .. Let's see how Minnesota and Michigan and Indiana and Michigan State and Illinois compete on the road going forward. That's the separator in this league. I need a bigger sample size.
Bobby (Hooters)
Indiana most complete team in NCAA Bball?
Myron Medcalf (2:54 PM)
Nope. Louisville.
Nick (Chicago)
What about 12 foot rims? Height shouldn't give you such an advantage in hoops. For every 6'10 versatile guy there is a 6'10 stiff who is only out there because he is tall.
Myron Medcalf (2:55 PM)
Ted (Windy City)
Myron, agree on how tough the Big Ten is but why does there always have to be those 47-41 games like Wisconsin vs. Nebraska? Those games set back basketball 100 years. We would score more than that in jr. high games.
Myron Medcalf (2:58 PM)
Depends on what you're looking for, I guess. I watch the NBA when I want to see the NBA. .. Plus, it's to be expected in this league. It's a physical league. Refs let teams play so you see a lot of pressure that limits shot selection. ... And Wisconsin? That's just what Wisconsin does. But Badgers have a lot of success with that style. I appreciate the diversity ... it's not always pretty .. but overall, the product is impressive.
Tim (ATL)
How many teams can the Pac-12 get in the tourney this year? would 4 be realistic based on non-conf performance and talent? (Arizona, Colorado, UCLA, Oregon?)
Myron Medcalf (3:00 PM)
Right now ...it's Arizona. Colorado, Oregon, UCLA are maybes (sorry for the delay ... computer issues).
Myron Medcalf (3:02 PM)
Folks, it's been real. If I missed you, check me out on Twitter. I'm @MedcalfByESPN (https://twitter.com/MedcalfByESPN) ... Check out today's Back to the Basket notebook. Some good stuff for college hoops junkies in there. ... http://espn.go.com/ncb/notebook/_/page/backtothebasket130107/back-basket-weekly-look-college-basketball ... Also, power rankings are out ... http://espn.go.com/mens-college-basketball/powerrankings/_/season/2013/week/10 ....
Myron Medcalf (3:03 PM)
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Archive for the 'Zombies, Skulls, and Other Morbid Things' Category
There's a Little Black Spot on the Sun Today
Monday, April 4th, 2016
As you can see, mineral paints were a theme for this month! Fall in love with granulation all over again, the magical texture you get with certain pigments, watery paint, and rough paper.
A ruined city lurks below the apocalyptic sky, tendrils of smoke rising from the burnt-out buildings. There's a little black spot on the sun, which glows a sullen red and drips something like light.
(It's my soul up there.)
I'd apologize for the earworm, but I'm not sorry.
It's the same old thing as yesterday, really.
Above, you can see the dripping circle of the red sun and its odd black spot against the beautiful texture of grey-blue sky. Below, this little post-apocalyptic wasteland is tucked into a frame, a gorgeous reminder of a future that never was.
Categories: Floating Gallery, Flowers, Trees and Landscapes, Series and Books, Zombies, Skulls, and Other Morbid Things
Tags: brush and ink, city, horizons, it's my soul up there, nfs, primatek, sold, the police, watercolor
Tuesday, March 8th, 2016
There is something very wintry about this painting, the shivery glow of light behind the sharply pointed tree without a hint of spring in the air.
Beautiful and eerie as a winter's twilight, this piece would make a striking addition to your home or office.
Above, you can see the sharply directional branches in this wintry, windblown tree. Below, the piece is framed in matte black, adding to the drama.
Categories: Floating Gallery, Flowers, Trees and Landscapes, Zombies, Skulls, and Other Morbid Things
Tags: for sale, tree, watercolor
Plague Doctor Who
Thursday, February 18th, 2016
One day, I sat at my art table and made a list of all the commissions I have pending, because I'd like to re-open the queue someday and that means finishing the art already owing. Then, I drew this instead, which nobody asked for. Because reasons.*
Of all the Doctors I've watched, Eleven seemed the likeliest to wear a plague mask, and also the easiest to tell apart from the others with subtle costume cues. And by subtle, I mean the fez.
Also, plague masks are cool.
*pun reasons
Categories: People, Figures and Faces, Things I'm a Fan Of, Zombies, Skulls, and Other Morbid Things
Tags: copic marker, doctor who, eleventh doctor, for sale, pen and ink, plague doctor, tardis
Three for a Girl
Friday, February 5th, 2016
A third installment to one of my favorite series of last year, Three for a Girl continues the Counting Crows theme with another eerie tree and ghostly figure.
The titular girl is almost lost in the mists, fog drifting through and obscuring everything but the tree and its trio of visitors.
Above, you can see how the off-black paint granulates into beautifully textured mist, pigment pooling in the hollows of the watercolor paper. Below, the painting is waiting in a frame, a season and a mood in one small, eerie package.
Categories: Floating Gallery, Flowers, Trees and Landscapes, People, Figures and Faces, Sea Creatures and Other Animals, Series and Books, Zombies, Skulls, and Other Morbid Things
Tags: bloodstone, counting crows, crow, nfs, sold, tree, trees, watercolor
January Patreon Sketches
Tuesday, January 26th, 2016
My wonderful supporters on Patreon get the option to request sketches at the $5 and $10 level (color!), and this month I got 4 requests.
PS – If you've been curious about my writing, the little G-rated "how they met" short Untrue Love is on sale this week — for free!
This story shows us Alex's first case, when he was an insufferable little university student instead of an insufferable adult. He meets Agent Murielle Lapointe, with whom he's still working years later in the novels, and they work together to catch a killer.
Categories: Completed Commissions, People, Figures and Faces, Things I'm a Fan Of, Words Words Words, Zombies, Skulls, and Other Morbid Things
Tags: copic marker, nfs, patreon, pen and ink, sketch, watercolor
Ghosts of Years Gone By
Tuesday, January 5th, 2016
These ghosts are here to remind you of years gone by, of triumphs and tragedies lurking in your past. That one on the left seems particularly intent in communicating its message, so maybe check you're not about to repeat some horrible mistake from your past? Or perhaps it's trying to encourage you in its creepy, staring way.
Their eyes have an eerie blue-green glow to them, which pops out of the soft creamy paper and deep matte colors of paint. There's beautiful granulation in that adds amazing texture and detail to their ghostly, half-real forms.
What ghosts are waiting in your past to show you the path forward?
Above, this blue ghost seems particularly intent on getting its message across. Below, they're lurking in their frame, a spooky-cute reminder of past triumphs and lessons.
Categories: Angels, Cthulhu, and Other Myths, Floating Gallery, Zombies, Skulls, and Other Morbid Things
Tags: duochrome, for sale, ghost, lunar black, watercolor
Hanged Man
Saturday, January 2nd, 2016
A fair bit of lurking horror crept its way into the Floating Gallery this month, starting with this stark black-and-white ink drawing. It's full of rich texture, from the bark of the tree to the criss-cross of the burlap in our hanged figure's costume.
The question to ask yourself is, is this a scarecrow, an effigy, or some poor, unfortunate soul?
Above, you can see the fine detail of the rope, the bark, and the creepy burlap-sack mask. Below, the tree looms large in its frame, an unseen wind gently blowing the figure off true.
Categories: Angels, Cthulhu, and Other Myths, Floating Gallery, Flowers, Trees and Landscapes, People, Figures and Faces, Zombies, Skulls, and Other Morbid Things
Tags: black and white, for sale, hanged man, pen and ink, tree
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Turning point at the Black Radical Congress
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Translating Arabic into injustice
I have been teaching modern Middle Eastern history for more than 20 years. I've helped train many graduate students, some of whom have gone on to become professors at universities across the country. But one of my current New York University graduate students, Mohammed Yousry, faces a very different future. Convicted a year ago of participating in a conspiracy to abet terrorism, he may be sentenced to as many as 20 years in federal prison.


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A Southwest Philadelphia man was held for trial on murder Tuesday in the beating death last July of his girlfriend's 4-year-old daughter.
Edward Golphin, 26, was ordered by Philadelphia Municipal Court Judge Karen Y. Simmons to stand trial in the July 16 slaying of Seanita Brown.
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Football talk, Tyler, you just, wouldn't understand.
I could switch. But then my soccer friends would win! I can't let that happen. I'm sticking with Everton, nothing can change that... unless I play for a different team.
@ LEVE: I'm no brit!
Would like a sig to enter here.
I have two personalities: Personality 1/Social/school= Metro/Skate/surf brand clothes and jokes. Personality 2/Wiichat=... Grammer and long words.
Spoiler Alert!-Konomaroh-Balrogs.pa96% of my faith in humanity spontaneously combusted after reading your postYour face isn't specific enough, OOOOH BURN!!!!
Football talk, Tyler, you just, wouldn't understand.
I love you, Adam.
Soccer is boring, to be quite honest. Playing soccer is fun [I used to] but you couldn't pay me to watch it.
Not to fit a mold,Not to join a trend,Not to follow a crowd
I don't know HOW she can be interested in something like that.
Badminton's a REAL sport. People go blind.
You sound like the missus!Originally Posted by LevesqueIsKing
If you can switch then you should, it's definitely worth it.Originally Posted by killik119
Oh, I'm not interested, Everton suck.
BUT ANYWAY... Don't switch, don't switch at all!
I love you, Adam.
Killik, basically, this is what you have to ask yourself. What gender sport is football? A male is giving you advice on the sport, and so is a female. Who are you going to listen to?
The one with the boobs!
I love you, Adam.
Haha, nice...I've saw you use that so many times in discussions, it shouldn't be allowed anymore. If killik uses his brain (and not something else), then your comment should only enhance my reasoning!Originally Posted by Frogger
Okay, most of the time I don't bring it up.Originally Posted by Lewi T
Why aren't you advising him to support the top of the Premiership? =P
I love you, Adam.


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Marysville Things to Do
Marshall County Courthouse Museum
My first view of this stately courthouse was in the warm light of late afternoon sun which made the view of this red-bricked building even more striking. I got off a couple of shots, but unfortunately did not get back to visit the museum and historic courtroom. According to my copy of "Kansas Guide for Explorers," I missed some interesting sights and exhibits dedicated to Marshall County towns (including the ghost towns), local military heroes, and Native Americans.
National Register of Historic Places #74000843; added in 1974. Museum hours vary, call ahead for specifics.Related to:
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Pony Express Monument
One of the more romanticized episodes of the settling of the American West was the story of the Pony Express, immortalized in verse, song, and film. The image we have of those brave young fellows galloping across the prairie is stirring stuff, and pretty much right on. It was demanding and sometimes dangerous work. We sometimes fail to realize the business side of the venture was not entirely successful, failing to land the hoped-for government subsidy (yes, even in 1859) until it was too late. By then the transcontinental telegraph line had been completed.
This bronze sculpture commemorates Marysville's role as a key home station on the Pony Express route.Related to:
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Pony Express Home Station No. 1
The 1859 native-stone stable shown here is the only original Pony Express home station standing on its original site. These home stations were located at 40 to 50 mile intervals along the Missouri-California route. At this Marysville station, the young riders relayed pouches of valuable mail to the next section rider, then rested while awaiting the next delivery in the opposite direction. In addition to the stable and blacksmith shop, the building houses a museum of Pony Express and Marshall County memorabilia, including and interesting Rural Free (mail) Delivery Cab.
National Register of Historic Places #73000767 (added to list in 1973)Related to:
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Marysville Hotels
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Marysville Off The Beaten Path
Stone Arch Bridges
If you happen to take the West River Road Drive (the one that goes to the round barn), you will be driving on a gravel road through hilly, wooded landscape. What you may not notice unless you watch very carefully, is that you cross several very old stone, arched bridges along the way. I had read of these bridges beforehand in a guidebook and was watching for them, but still only spied this one - and I almost missed it! Looking at this photo you can see why.Related to:
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1914 Round Barn
In 1914 the owners of this farm southwest of Marysville ordered a barn, by mail order one assumes. Many say the barn was from Sears and Roebuck, although there is nothing in the barn today to prove (or disprove) that. At any rate, it was shipped as a kit by rail to the Marysville area, then assembled on this spot. The current owners of this farm (whose name escapes me) have beautifully maintained this barn and updated the classic prairie farmhouse on the property as well. The barn is known as the Lewis Rowe barn, probably a reference to the original owners.Related to:
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Elizabeth Prewitt named new partner at Hughes Hubbard
After 16 years of service at the Department of Justice, Prewitt will bring her experience in antitrust and government practices to the New York firm
Perfecting the structure and substance of new joint ventures
Parties should set up their ventures to accentuate the competitively positive, minimize anticompetitive effects, and ensure that contemporaneous documents and other communications make the deal's procompetitive profile clear.
Managing and minimizing antitrust risks in dealings with competitors (Part 3)
Counsel should monitor business practices of the newly integrated entity and ensure a strong on-going antitrust compliance program to minimize the risk of antitrust investigations and lawsuits.
The new high-profile antitrust claims in media & entertainment to know
The media and entertainment business has not been a frequent target of significant antitrust actions for some time — until these recent antitrust claims involving e-books and digital animation employees.
Managing and minimizing antitrust risks in dealings with competitors (part 2)
Strategies for efficiently obtaining antitrust clearance
Managing and minimizing antitrust risks in dealings with competitors (part one)
Avoiding antitrust pitfalls in pre-transaction planning
Reverse payment settlements in the pharmaceutical industry after Actavis
In Actavis, the Supreme Court declined to hold these agreements presumptively anticompetitive as advocated by the FTC or apply the scope-of-the-patent test, but held that such agreements should be reviewed by the rule-of-reason antitrust standard.
FTC case against dental board in North Carolina could set precedent for state antitrust immunity
The case could have serious ramifications regarding the distinction drawn between federal and state laws governing antitrust and regulatory bodies.
The long arm of the law
But still, no court has definitively answered the bigger question: Just how far do U.S. extraterritorial laws reach?
Avoiding the uncommon but expensive customer-induced 'conspiracy'
Paying special attention to the potential interrelated red flags, and seeking the advice of inside or external antitrust counsel on the close calls, could save significant time and money down the road.


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