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January 7, 2003: The Advanced Camera for Surveys (ACS) aboard NASA's Hubble Space Telescope has used a natural "zoom lens" in space to boost its view of the distant universe. Besides offering an unprecedented and dramatic new view of the cosmos, the results promise to shed light on galaxy evolution and dark matter in space. Hubble peered straight through the center of one of the most massive galaxy clusters known, called Abell 1689. For this observation, Hubble had to gaze at the distant cluster, located 2.2 billion light-years away, for more than 13 hours. The gravity of the cluster's trillion stars plus dark matter acts as a 2-million-light-year-wide "lens" in space. This "gravitational lens" bends and magnifies the light of galaxies located far behind it, distorting their shapes and creating multiple images of individual galaxies.See the rest:
The photo shows a massive cluster of yellowish galaxies that are seemingly caught in a red and blue spider web of eerily distorted background galaxies. Some of the faintest objects in the picture are probably more than 13 billion light-years away. Interspersed with the foreground cluster are thousands of galaxies, which are "lensed" images of the galaxies in the background universe. The picture is an exquisite demonstration of Albert Einstein's prediction that gravity warps space and distorts beams of light.
Though gravitational lensing has been studied by Hubble and by ground-based observatories, this phenomenon has never been seen before in such detail. The ACS picture reveals 10 times more arcs, which represent distant galaxies, than would be seen by a ground-based telescope.
Detailed analysis of the Hubble image promises to shed light on galaxy evolution and the mystery of dark matter.


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"We got with Principal Jaime Rodriguez and his staff and had a precautionary lockdown," Gamez said.
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Resembling the fury of a raging sea, this image actually shows a bubbly ocean of glowing hydrogen gas and small amounts of other elements such as oxygen and sulfur.
The photograph, taken by NASA's Hubble Space Telescope, captures a small region within M17, a hotbed of star formation. M17, also known as the Omega or Swan Nebula, is located about 5,500 light-years away in the constellation Sagittarius. The image is being released to commemorate the thirteenth anniversary of Hubble's launch on April 24, 1990.
The wave-like patterns of gas have been sculpted and illuminated by a torrent of ultraviolet radiation from young, massive stars, which lie outside the picture to the upper left. The glow of these patterns accentuates the three-dimensional structure of the gases. The ultraviolet radiation is carving and heating the surfaces of cold hydrogen gas clouds. The warmed surfaces glow orange and red in this photograph. The intense heat and pressure cause some material to stream away from those surfaces, creating the glowing veil of even hotter greenish gas that masks background structures. The pressure on the tips of the waves may trigger new star formation within them.
The image, roughly 3 light-years across, was taken May 29-30, 1999, with the Wide Field Planetary Camera 2. The colors in the image represent various gases. Red represents sulfur; green, hydrogen; and blue, oxygen.
Object Names: M17, NGC 6618, Swan Nebula, Omega Nebula
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- Big switch out of cotton predicted for Southeast, Delta regions
- In the hands of bureaucrats
- There is already anecdotal evidence of aggressive forward contracting of grains and oilseeds in the Mid-South.
- The big wildcards in the world cotton market include Chinese cotton stocks, polyester over-capacity, and cotton demand.
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While certainties are few and far between as far as the world cotton market is concerned, there's one thing you can bank on for 2013 — fewer acres will be planted.
"Certainly there will be more acreage reduction in 2013," says John Robinson, Texas A&M University Extension cotton economist.
"I fully expect a big switch in the Southeast and the Delta regions out of cotton and into other crops, based on prices. In Texas, we'll also see it, based on prices and the fact that we might have decent wheat stands that'll carry all the way through to harvest."
There is already anecdotal evidence of aggressive forward contracting of grains and oilseeds in the Mid-South, said Robinson at the 2012 Southern Region Agricultural Outlook Conference held in Atlanta.
"Feed grain forward cash prices seem very attractive, and the wheat insurance price is also strong and likely influential.
"If it's a wet winter and soil moisture looks good, it might encourage stronger stands of Texas wheat, or it might tempt growers to forward-contract grain, or tempt growers to plant more corn in some places.
"I could see 2013 being one of those rare years with a year-on-year decline of greater than 20 percent in Texas cotton acreage.
"For a reference year, we might compare 2013 to 2007, when the 4.9 million planted acres of Texas cotton was 23 percent less than in 2006, and pretty much for the same reasons," he says.
Robinson says the U.S. could see planted cotton acreage decline to 9 million in 2013, which would represent the low point of U.S. acreage in 2008 and 2009.
"With average abandonment and decent yields, we still could see 14 million bales of production. Adding in the 2012/13 carryover gives us a 20-million bale supply. If we export 11 million and use 3.4 million, that gives a similar ending stocks outcome for 2013/14 that we'll see in 2012/13.
"In other words, even with a big decline in planted acreage, we still could wind up with little fundamental rationale for significantly higher cotton prices than what we'll see for the December '12 contract. I would project the likely range of December '13 at 65 to 85 cents per pound," he says.
The 11 million export bales is a big "if," says Robinson.
"Our biggest export customer is China, and China has 30-something million bales in government reserves right now. They already have their 'use' sitting on a shelf.


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Chicago - The State Board of Education will soon publish and seek public comment on proposed new standards aimed at helping new regular education teacheres meet the needs of special education students.
The State Board today told staff to begin the information gathering process as a vehicle for eventual presentation of a proposal to the Court-appointed Monitor and parties to the Corey H. litigation. The general public will soon be able to review and comment on the proposed new standards through the State Board's website, www.isbe.net.
The State Board must present a proposal by January 1, 2002 for revising special education-related certification requirements for regular education teachers to the Court Monitor overseeing the Corey H. litigation
Details of the proposal are being finalized. But essentially non-special education teachers would be required to gain a basic understanding of special education issues in order to serve those special education students who participate in regular classrooms.
New teachers would need to meet standards developed for this purpose. Current regular education teachers would be required to dedicate 10 percent of their continuing professional development activities to special education.
However, teachers who have received approval of their professional development plans by November 1, 2002 would not have to meet any extra special education requirements in their first renewal cycle.
The proposed standards are expected to be published in the Illinois Register and State Board officials plan to begin soliciting public comment in early fall.
In a related matter, State Board staff this week posted on its website the final transition rules for implementation of the new special education certification system.
Federal Court Judge Robert Gettleman approved the rules August 15 and ordered them to be disseminated statewide. Gettleman is overseeing implementation of the new certification system as part of the 1992 Corey H. lawsuit.
The rules are effective July 1, 2001. They will guide the transition from the existing certification system to the new system anchored by a broad cross-categorical certification.
That new credential, called "Learning Behavior Specialist 1" (LBS 1) will allow special education teachers to serve students with all disabilities except visual, hearing, and speech/language impairments.
"We are pleased that we have reached a conclusion on this phase of the new special education certification system," said State Superintendent Glenn W. McGee.
"It has been a long and sometimes arduous process. But we believe that this new system will ultimately serve the best interests of our special education students who, as studies have shown, usually have more than one disability," McGee said.
The Corey H. lawsuit, filed in federal court in May 1992, alleged that both the Chicago Public School system and the State Board failed to ensure that disabled students were properly placed in the "least restrictive environment" as federal special education law requires.
The Chicago Public Schools settled their portion of the lawsuit immediately before trial. The State Board went to trial in October 1997, and the court ruled in favor of the plaintiffs in February 1998.
The LBS 1 certification will be designated as either limited or unlimited depending on a teacher's current endorsements and approvals.
The limitations on a "limited" LBS 1 credential will automatically expire after three years for those actively teaching on the certificate, and after seven years for those holding an LBS 1 but not actively teaching.
But teachers can remove their limitations prior to their automatic expiration by completing State Board-developed training; college coursework covering "missing" characteristics and methods; passing the test of subject matter relevant to a "missing" disability; presenting qualifications for additional endorsements or approvals; passing the LBS 1 test of subject matter when those tests become available; or presenting evidence of three years' teaching experience with students for whom they do not currently hold credentials.
A summary of the new rules and the complete text of the new rules are posted on the State Board's website at http://www.isbe.state.il.us/spec-ed/coreyhupdate.htm


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Syracuse's dynamic duo leads late-season surgeBy JOHN KEKIS
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Syracuse's Alec Lemon celebrates with fans after they defeated Louisville 45-26 in an NCAA college football game in Syracuse, N.Y. on Nov. 10. When Syracuse needs a big play, wideout Alec Lemon and quarterback Ryan Nassib have delivered over and over.SYRACUSE, N.Y. — Syracuse quarterback Ryan Nassib is rewriting the school record book in his final season, mainly because he has the luxury of throwing to a talented group of receivers and has the blockers up front to give him the time.
Nassib has shattered his single-season record of 2,685 yards passing set last year — he's at 3,404, 14th nationally — and he's spread the ball around: Alec Lemon (65 catches), Marcus Sales (60), Jarrod West (39), Beckett Wales (31), Prince-Tyson Gulley (25) and Chris Clark (10) top the list.
"When all those guys are playing well, it opens up a lot of opportunities for us," coach Doug Marrone said. "I see a chemistry with Ryan and the receivers."
Especially so with Lemon, who has 989 receiving yards and seven touchdowns. Entering his senior year, the 6-foot-2, 205-pound Lemon had 129 career receptions, which ranked fifth all-time at Syracuse, and his 11 touchdown receptions was tied for ninth-best. He's now the leader in the former and just four behind Rob Moore in the latter.
Lemon's 12 catches in Saturday's comeback win at Missouri were two shy of Art Monk's school record for a game and his 244 receiving yards were just five off Scott Schwedes' mark.
"People don't understand how they can complete what they can complete," offensive coordinator Nathaniel Hackett said. "That's something that's been growing for three years. They've connected so many times. They have a great feel for each other. It's awesome to watch. I really haven't seen anything like this since I was a kid watching Joe Montana throw to Jerry Rice."
After sitting out the season opener against Northwestern because of an injured hamstring, Lemon started slowly but has come on like gangbusters. In the last five games, he has 41 catches for 727 yards. The Orange (6-5) won four of those games to qualify for the postseason for the second time in three years.
"It's come from a long time of just working together, a lot of practice, a lot of hard work, a lot of time and effort," said Nassib, who is 267 of 420 passing and has been sacked just 14 times. "We've been fortunate enough to play together for four years and built such a great relationship."
Lemon, on target to eclipse the school record of 68 receptions for a season that he set last year, is ranked 13th nationally at 98.9 receiving yards per game. He needs 143 yards to surpass Marvin Harrison's school record for a season and just 75 to move past Moore, his position coach, into second place.
"He's a really smart football player. You can throw a lot at him," Moore said. "He remembers a lot of things, little nuances of certain routes and plays and techniques. He's got a toughness that's very, very underestimated, he's very tough to bring down after he catches the ball, and he catches the ball well in traffic. Some guys can stretch the field, but they don't like going in the briar patch where it's awful thorny."
Lemon was in that briar patch on Saturday and it never fazed him as Syracuse rallied in the final minute for an important 31-27 win over the Tigers. Lemon accounted for all 81 yards on the deciding drive. He made four receptions, the big one a 19-yarder over the middle on fourth-and-10 from the Missouri 36.
"It was tough. (The defender) was holding me," Lemon said. "But once I saw the ball in the air I said, `I've got to catch this no matter what."'
On the next snap, with 20 seconds left in the game, Lemon made the clinching catch with no defender in sight.
"He was faced with some adversity this year," Moore said. "He was injured early, had a stretch where he had a couple of games where he didn't perform to the level we expected him to. He's held himself accountable, came back, put the work in, and now he's starting to reap the rewards."
Clearly, Lemon has put a midseason loss at Rutgers — three catches for 50 yards — far in the rearview mirror.
"I had my worst game ever," Lemon said. "I just said to myself that I didn't ever want to play like that again. I put in my head that I had five more weeks left of college football, and I just wanted to take that next step, go out there and perform the way I know I can, show everyone that Rutgers game was a fluke.
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Lauriers Cultural Studies program presents a public talk by interdisciplinary artist Sonny Assu, There is Hope, if we Rise, on March 12 at 5 p.m. in BA113 on Lauriers Waterloo campus.
Assu will explore the intersection of his practice and the politics of hope, building on his project, There is Hope, if We Rise. Inspired by Shepard Fairey's iconic "Hope" poster, this project builds on Assus earlier work on propaganda use by the Canadian government and the ways in which such images generate stereotypes of Indigenous peoples. Situated in the discourse of the Idle No More movement, Assu builds on his conceptual and aesthetic practice and challenges us to rethink the image of Canada as a utopian, just, and tolerant place.
As an interdisciplinary artist, Assu pushes the boundaries of contemporary art by merging Indigenous iconography with the aesthetics of popular culture to challenge the social and historical values placed upon both. Interested in ideas around Indigenous issues and rights, branding and new technologies, he works across multiple disciplines, transforming consumer and popular culture to trace the lineage of his own life.
Assu's work has been featured in several solo and group exhibits over the past years, notably Don't Stop Me Now! and Comic Relief at the National Gallery of Canada, Beat Nation and How Soon is Now? at the Vancouver Art Gallery and Changing Hands: Art With Reservation Part 2 at the Museum of Arts and Design in New York City.
His work has been accepted into the National Gallery of Canada, the Seattle Art Museum, the Museum of Anthropology at UBC and other public and private collections across Canada and the United States. Sonny Assu is Liǥwilda'xw of the We Wai Kai First Nation (Cape Mudge). He graduated from Emily Carr University in 2002, received the BC Creative Achievement Award in First Nations art in 2011, and was long-listed for the 10th annual Sobey Art Award in 2012. He currently lives and works in Montreal.
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When DD latches on to just my breast it hurts...bad. But, when she's latched on to the shield, it doesn't hurt. Is this normal at first?
When DD latches on to just my breast it hurts...bad. But, when she's latched on to the shield, it doesn't hurt. Is this normal at first?
This was happening with me, too, until I went to a LLL meeting & learned how to have my baby latch on correctly. It stopped hurting instantly! I would suggest seeing someone to make sure he doesn't have a shallow latch from the shield like my baby did... It hurt sooo bad until we learned to do it correctly. good luck.
I second the pp, most likely your LO is not latching properly. You really should see someone if possible. An improper latch can cause nipple damage in the form of cracks that can bleed, blisters, and intense soreness. It is important that she is compressing your areola with a full deep latch. This is needed to send your body the signal to produce milk. Nursing on the tip of the nipple is basically pointless and damaging. The following is a LLL link that could help with preventing sore nipples:
This is a LLL link to help heal sore nipples:
This is an interesting link about nipple shield friend or foe:
I hope this helped. May I ask why you are using a nipple shield? I myself had to use one for 2 1/2 months with my DS. It was a very difficult and it was a frustrating time. Hang in there and good luck!
I'm using the shield because the lactation consultant thought it might help DD latch better. DD would get the nipple in her mouth and then shake her head vigorously fussing at it. The lc thought that DD couldn't feel the nipple in her mouth, so she thought the shield might help. DD had severe dehydration and was supplemented with formula in a bottle, so the shield helps with that as well.
The shield teaches them to latch differently and poorly. It can be easily fixed but you might want to see your LC again. But your nipples will be sore for awhile so be prepared and know that it gets better!
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We used the shield (as recommended by a lactation consultant) then to stop using it, we did it accidentally. We were going out and forgot the shield, oops! I was more nervous than she was! But she latched on great and we haven't used it since. It was kind of a forced wean from the shield. After that, we still used it when I was engorged, but we got over that too. Good Luck! We wouldn't go back to it if we had to!


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August 15, 2007
Number of Illinois students posting perfect scores on the ACT more than doubles in 2007
Perfect scores jump to 68; state composite score remains steady
SPRINGFIELD – The Illinois State Board of Education today announced that the number of Illinois students in the graduating class of 2007 to achieve a perfect score on the ACT more than doubled from the previous year. In addition, despite an increase of more than 6,000 students taking the test this year compared to 2003, Illinois' composite score has increased by three-tenths of a point.
"Illinois is one of the few states to have all of its students take the ACT, which helps guide us as we work toward our goal of preparing students for success after graduation. We know by taking more rigorous courses, our students will score better on the test, but also will increase their chance at success in furthering their education," said Christopher Koch, State Superintendent of Education. "We're seeing some great results from this year's test. Our five-year trend continues on an upward swing and doubling the number of perfect scores is a true testament to the great job our educators are doing to engage our kids in the classroom and maximize their learning potential."
In 2007, 68 Illinois students received a perfect composite of 36 compared to 33 in 2006. Overall, scores have trended upward on the four required subject-area tests included in the exam – English, mathematics, reading and science –with the average composite score increasing from 20.2 in 2003 to 20.5 in 2007.
More than 140,000 Illinois students from the class of 2007 took the ACT, an increase of approximately 3,000 from the year before, including all Illinois public 11th grade students. The results released by ACT are for all Illinois 11th graders taking the exam during the 2005-2006 school year, as well as students who took the ACT at an ACT test site. Each student's most recent score is reflected in the report.
The ACT is a curriculum-based achievement test made up of four separate exams in English, reading, mathematics and science, plus an optional writing test. It is scored on a scale of 1 to 36, with 36 being the highest possible score. The test is administered in all 50 states and is the predominant college entrance exam for 90 percent of all four-year colleges and universities in the United States.
Although the ACT assessment is designed for students who plan to attend college, Illinois has given the test to all high school juniors since 2001. Colorado also began testing all students in 2001 with Michigan starting in 2007 and Kentucky and Wyoming beginning in 2008.
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- The number of students taking the test is up from
137,399 to 140,483. There were 134,505 students in 2003.
- Of the 2007 graduating class, 37,462 students plan
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- Health Science and Allied Health careers received the highest number of interested students with 15,670 expressing interest in this field. Business & Management was the other top career choice.
Since Illinois started administering the ACT to all public school 11th grade students the state has seen significant improvement in the percentage of graduates who meet ACT's College Readiness Benchmarks. A benchmark score in the minimum score needed on an ACT subject area to indicate a chance of obtaining a C or higher in a corresponding college-level course.


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- Saints in Glass by J.J. Mueller, S.J. & Thomas M. Rochford, S.J. This is a beautiful, full-color, hard-cover art book which focuses on the stained glass windows of St. Francis Xavier (College) Church. The book narrates an extraordinary story of community created by the twelve Jesuit saints whose lives the windows celebrate. The renovation of the church in the '90s and the cleaning of the windows revealed details in the intricate stained glass that had been obscured for decades and are still difficult to interpret without the insight into the windows that this book provides. The price is $35 plus shipping and handling.
- Box of Note Cards, The front of each card is a photograph of one of our church windows and the back of the card contains information about the life of the Jesuit saint depicted in the window. The photographs were taken by Fr. J.J. Mueller, SJ. The inside of each card is blank for writing your own greeting. The box contains 12 different cards. The price is $10 plus shipping and handling.
- College Church on DVD, Parishioners produced this tribute to College Church in video, photos, words and song. The DVD touches on the history of the parish and spotlights the church's stained glass windows, choirs, ministries and Jesuit heritage. The price is $15 plus shipping and handling.
- St. Francis Xavier (College) Church Christmas Cards, box of 20 cards (10 of each design) and 21 envelopes. Cards measure 4.5"x6". The price is $10 plus shipping and handling.
- Keepsake Ornament, metal, three-dimensional, gold color, approximately 3"W x 3.4"H. In gift box with leaflet describing architectural history of the church building. The price is $20 plus shipping and handling
- Book:Saint Francis Xavier College Church, (softcover, 40 pages) a book on the architecture of College Church. Text by Maurice McNamee, SJ, and photographs by Cheryl Pendleton. This book was published in 1990 at the time of the renovation of the interior of the Church. The price is $10 plus shipping and handling.


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At 26, Noel Starblanket is one of the youngest Indian chiefs in North America. Twice he was elected chief of the Starblanket Reserve, a band of 120 Cree, and was also elected vice-president of all Saskatchewan Indians. His great-grandfather's advice was to "learn the wit and cunning of the White man." So he did. Here, Starblanket is a Native leader with a briefcase, working with government officials for grants, running for public office, talking down his opposition and solving domestic problems on his reserve.
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A 4-guard offense is not going to outscore a weak Boston in the 3rd qtr.
Copeland should be on the court .. takeout Felton
So far this has had the look of another potential 3rd quarter of doom, but our guys are fighting back enough to make them work for it. We might actually make it to the 4th quarter with something resembling our halftime lead for once.
A 4-guard offense is not going to outscore a weak Boston in the 3rd qtr.
Copeland should be on the court .. takeout Felton
Knicks got a hit out on Pierce ha ha ha
The Knicks cant find away to score one basket inside in 3rd .. Boston's lineup is smaller than us
Not a pretty 3rd quarter and some odd personnel decisions, but I'll take a 17 point lead going into the 4th.
Put in CAMBY Camby Camby
We have these bums completely overmatched at this point. 8 in a row, here we go.
Just looked it up, we're about to take the season series with Boston for the first time in almost a decade. Where you at KOL on the night where the balance of power finally shifted back our way?
Damn Woody .. Prig & Cope havnt done their pick n roll in so long they are 1-3 LOL
Finally won the season series against Boston, check. 50 win season, likely check. In the catbird's seat for the Atlantic Divison, likely check. Longest win streak of the season for us and in the league right now, check. Of course it's dead around here, things look good for us for once. Not enough to complain about.
Chin up, Knicks' fans, from the brink of disaster on the West Coast, we are back to being a factor in the NBA. Things are not perfect, but they are good.
Game ball to Cope. Don't know how the Knicks are doing it, no TC or Camby, KMart out in the 3rd and they demolish the Celtics.


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While i agree with your post, i think playing at the PF for the entire season, would wear him down, by having to guard bigger guys every night.We gotta start looking for ways to get rid of Amare, period.
The 3? The 4?
I went back through Melo's impeccable run playing PF last season, in that amazing April in which he was toted EC Player of the Month, just to make a point.
Whilst playing at the power forward position in April '12.
※ Dropped a stellar 39, 10, 2, 2 steals and a blocked shot in Indiana, April 3.
※ Dropped a lackadaisical 19, 8 and 3 in 28 minutes in Orlando, April 5.
※ Destroyed Chicago for 43, 7, 3, 1 steal and 1 swat on April 8.
※ On April 10, 2012 Carmelo Anthony scored 29, 2, 5 and 3 steals in a loss to Chicago, April 10.
※ Melo scored 32, 10, 2 and a block V Milwaukee, April 11.
※ The Beast on the Block scored 18 points, 5 boards a steal and a block in a demoralising victory against the Wiz, April 13.
※ 42, 9, 5 and a steal in a loss to the cHeat, April 15.
※ On April 17, Melo scorched the Celtic f*ggots for 35, 12, 10 and 2 steals @ MSG. His 2nd ever career triple dip.
★ It's seriously worth another look.
※ April 18, 33, 7, 4 and a steal in a 104-95 win over the Nyets.
※ Had a steaming pile of sh*t game V Cleveland Cavaliers on April 20: 12 points, in the most dampening loss of the season.
※ Came soaring back V Atlanta in the next game, April 22, dropping 39, 10, 2 and 2 pilfers. I remember him ripping down the decisive defensive rebound to seal the victory, as well.
● He would no doubt have even topped these numbers, though some of us may forgotten, he only played 28 minutes in an impressive NYK win over the Los Angeles Clippers, and 29 minutes in the April 13th thumping of the Washington Wizards.
● He was a mismatch nightmare for every team, as his combination of fleet feet, range and strength tore up every opponent, and made the ball movement seem almost effortless at times, even as the primary option.
Final Point. It's a standout!
In 13 games starting at power forward last season (during STAT's absence, naturally), Melo averaged 30 points per 36 minutes on 50.5 percent shooting. The Knicks' offensive rating with Anthony at power forward was 108.9.
In 42 games at small forward, Anthony averaged 21.8 points per 36 minutes on 40.1 percent shooting and the Knicks' offensive rating (a measure of points scored per 100 possessions) was 100.4.
However, this is what Melo had to say in regard to his preferred position on the court - "Right now, we have guys in that position. We want to keep it like that," Anthony said Monday when asked about playing more power forward this year. "I'd rather play my natural position then go down there and play the 4, the 5 and things that I don't really want to do. So with the guys that we have now, I find that we're definitely that much more effective."
When asked if he meant that, as long as his teammates remain healthy, his preference is to play the wing, Anthony said, "Absolutely."
While i agree with your post, i think playing at the PF for the entire season, would wear him down, by having to guard bigger guys every night.We gotta start looking for ways to get rid of Amare, period.
With Kevin Love out for the start of the season, Melo might be the best "Power Forward" in the NBA.
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2-5 years ago i would've said this is blasphemy but their are literally no PF that can potentially abuse Melo with their back to the basket, muscle or height besides:
Pau Gasol
Kevin Garnett
Kevin Love
And we wont have to worry about these guys above because Tyson will guard them. The only team we cant even think about doing this on is the Lakers and Timberwolves because Dwight and Pekovic will chew Melo up.
The rest of the PF's are just utility guys nowadays and are just putback and rebound guys.
The only drawback is Melo isn't a ferocious rebounder enough to keep up some decent rebounding #'s that a typical 4 would. So in essence Melo would be like dirk with a few more assists.
I would love to see Melo play as a PF most of the games, especially when Amare isn't around.
His speed can be a major factor against other PFs. He should never settle for jumpers, he should always penetrate inside, he has the needed moves, over the top speed for a PF and he also happens to love drawing out fouls. We know that opposing PFs make many fouls against the opposing offense, so that would be a plus for us, and it would be a major problem for the opposing team!
This lineup should create havoc!
I hate this "getting worn down" argument...I dont really buy into it at all. Either way hes getting worn down, 82 games will wear down anybody.
Even at SF you run into screens set by centers, u have to sometimes chase quicker players around...Carmelo is a big dude, hes in great shape, Im not worried about him getting worn down at all.
Im going with Carmelo at the 4, i mean what else can i say at this point? Men lie, women lie, numbers don't
That game vs Cleveland was STAT's 1st game back and Woodson sat Carmelo and Tyson most of it and let STAT get his beak wet. We lost by like 4,5,6 but if we won that game we play Indiana in the 1st Round and who knows what happens after that
Great Great Thread!!!
Its gonna vary from game to game who should play PF
I think against the Nets Kurt Thomas will do just fine. Kris Humphries is not an offensive threat so that matchup won't kill us and Kurt should be able to get his jumper off of pick and pops with Felton.
We could also start Copeland here because Humprhies will struggle guarding the pick and roll although he is better suited playing with the second unit with Pablo
Starting 5 against Nets
The game against the Heat is where we will really miss Stat. and is where we'll have to start Melo
Stat wouldve given us a nice mis-match with him for Shane Battier but Melo works here too especially since Battier will spend most of the night on the perimeter
Starting 5 against Heat
JR (we gonna need players to help Melo go 1 on 1)
"I'd Rather Melo shoot with 3 men on him than Jefferies shotting wide open"
-Jeff Van Gundy
Hold up a minute...so if Carmelo becomes our starting PF, does that mean we have the best PF in the NBA?
If we could unload Amare for spare pieces that would be okay rotation minute players i'd take it in a heart beat. If they happened to be another SF or shooting big we'd be legitimate contenders.
go spill that nonsense to that guy down in south beach....stop bein such ****in homers and realize things for what they are. Melo cannot play the 4 on a regular basis. His whole offseason was dedicated to better conditioning and getting leaner so he can have an advantage at the 3, just like Stat putting on fat/weight/muscle last season before we got tyson because he figured he had to play the 5 at times. melo is leaner, and lighter, you think he can bang down there on a consistent basis? get real. put him down there in late game situations but dont expect him to be your full time 4


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The Cleveland Cavaliers have won there 2 last games, against the Wolves and Bulls. Lebron has more help now with the additions of Wally Szczerbiak, Ben Wallace, Delonte West, and Joe Smith. They have a month and a half to get use to each other before the playoffs begin. Hopefully they will be able to pull off a 2nd round upset against the Celtics.
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THE OFFICIAL MSG33 PRedictions: Cavs 105 Knicks 86
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hey didnt we blow out the cavs last time? hey you never know.
Damn player-centric usernames straight to hell.
yes we did beat the cav's... but lebron is playing at a much higher level now...
i think he will explode thru our swiss-cheese "D"
my score predictions for the game:
Cavs- alot
Knicks- not caring about the outcome
(yes, unfortunately, you could put this down for dam near every game now.)
Come on people. Who is actually voting for Marbury on this poll. Marbury came here with all the fanfare in the world, not to mention all the career stats you guys love to point out, how could he be underrated.
It's a three person race Ward, Childs, or Thomas. I voted for Ward because he did all the little things to help this team win. He defended, passed the ball, and knocked down open jumpers. Not to mention he won quite a few playoff games and series.
the most underated knicks
1. trevor ariza
2. kurt thomas
3. penny hardaway (only because if we would have kept him his contract would be off the books.)
4. Stevie Francis. if we would have kept him 20 mil off the books next year.
this game is a loss....i think wally will expload for 30 pts from every1 doubling lebron tryna stop him, west will have crawfords defense for chalks lebron 36 pts, 12 assists, 12 rebounds....knicks 78 cavs 104
How well did he play? We didn't even make the playoffs. I mean hell Curry averaged 19.5 ppg last year you might as well add him to the poll if you lose that logic. Also Kurt was run out of town by Marbury.
So did we make the playoffs last season or not? I remember Marbury dogging it the first half of the season last year, the guy even admitted he was out of shape. So basically he had a good stretch of 20 games. Wow the highest paid player on the team played good for about 1/4 of the season thats amazing.
Now lets look at this season. He started off poorly, got bench and instead of being a captain he quit. Real leader he is. Let's face the facts he would have been benched for like 2 games max, but he had to be a little girl and quit on his teammates.
Remember the game against the Sonics at MSG last year? He put up like 40 but when the game was on the line he bricked a FT to lose the game. If that don't some up Marbury i don't know what else will. Puts up numbers but shrinks when the game gets tough.
But on a serious note great video, my only problem is that you got the opening from when cousin Richie came on the show. You gotta go old school and find the opening from before the younger sister Judy got written off the show.
Please no Stats cause i've seen them all.
Correct me if i'm wrong but didn't he miss late March and April, hence Mardy Collins playing time. Pretty sure you just got Kimbo Sliced. Get the F outta here.


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Some Love Baseball, Others Love Chicken Tetrazzini, Yo!
Baseball has gotten in the way of my love life before, but never like this.
While the following clip makes me wish I didn't have a job so I could stay home and watch this type of crap all day long (and believe me, I would), let it also be a warning to ye baseball fans who put the game ahead of your boo (or boos, plural).
I wonder if Jim Leyritz had a similar problem.
Hate me 'cuz I love me some chicken tetrazzini, just don't hate me 'cuz I'm right!
Happy Friday!
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they must have someone who thinks this sh*t up for tv…. chicken tetrazzini…. if she was hot and was bathing in it maybe but just cooking it…. and she seriously needs to get herself a subtitle machine, cause I didn't understand anything other than chicken tetrazzini comin out of her mouth…. and I dont belive you would be bored enough to watch that crap all day… if you would … good job you have work to go to…:-)
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I would trade you the job for staying home anytime.
There is only so many "crazy Frog" or "Gummy Bear" or "peanut Butter Jelly Time" videos you can watch before you brain goes to much ans those freaks at Hulu.com are sniffing at your door.
I have to keep throwing my head into the freezer once a day to keep them at bay. Plus it makes my ears all tingly.
But I digress.
If not for the stupid videos we would all have to get a season ticket to the Nats and hope for some hijinks.
Maybe Abe Lincoln will body slam George Washington today in the Presidents Race.
See, not working has its own challenges…….too many hours in the day to try and push usless stuff and trivia into the piehole.
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Peter — I find this type of entertainment tremendously entertaining… mostly because it makes me feel accomplished and successful in life.
RR — Abe Lincoln would totally take George. For sure. Still, I'm envious and would love to shove needless stuff and trivia in my piehole. It's a big piehole😉
Now I wanna know if he WAS cheating cuz of the chicken tetrazzini! Maury is such a brilliantly bad show. Since I have no job and no school yet, I watch this stuff all day. 🙂 It gets old after a while. Except for the episodes with the sex-addicted 13-year-old girls who are "grown-*ss women."
Jen — Yep. He was cheating. I'm positive. But it started with the Chicken TETRAZZINI. I am equally swayed by pepperoni pizza.
RAYS!!! Ugh – You had to mention "Peanut Jelly time"……ugh…..
And Jeff – I always knew it was about the Chicken! And I guess I was wrong – I always thought the expression was a way to a man's heart was through his stomach. I guess, in this case, the stomach is attached elsewhere….
Mmmm…chicken tetrazzini. The Maury show always provides keen insight into the human condition and our cultural values and mores. I always wondered how a guy like, well, that, ends up with one woman, let alone three. And now we know: it's because of chicken tetrazzini.
Julia — Luckily, my stomach leads directly to somewhere else. Haha.
Erin — Amazing. Yes. What does it say that trashballs are snatching up two or more women at a time? Guess there is no hope for Allen.
I'm with Peter. I needed subtitles on that! I'm so glad my man doesn't like chicken tetrazzini, although he's probably sick and tired of my love for the Yankees.
Jane — "I don't know what she put in dat Chicken Tetrazzini but Paul LOVE it!" If some other woman starts wooing your hubby with the Yankees, then you have a problem… until then, you're good to go!


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From the ambience, to the friendly staff, to the great food there is nowhere else in Tucson that I enjoy eating more. It is a must hit every time my family is in town!
Awesome food, haven't had a mediocre meal ever since I started eating there. It's usually packed Sunday late-mornings, so get there early or be ready to wait for a table, it's a small-midsize restaurant.
Great beers, tasty food, attentive servers, no skimpy portions! Very relaxed kick back atmosphere, pool tables too.
The best food I've had in Tucson. I went last Septemeber for my birthday and again for Cinco de Mayo and then my mom, aunt and I resolved to go at least once a month. I always get the Plato Poca Cosa and give the chef free reign on what I eat and have never been disappointed. The chocolate mole is to die for.
Try it for Hot or Cold Sandwiches, Hot Italian entrees, even salads - this food rocks!
Careful, if you order the Chicken Parm sandwich... You'll start craving this place and be back again & again!
My favorite secret menu item - A Tuna Sandwich on a TOASTED roll. Trust me...
We went on a Friday night, there was only one person working and he had four sets of customers waiting. So the service was lacking a bit. I didn't take away any stars for this for two reasons. One, he let us know he had to send the other person working with him home that night because he was too sick to be working. Not his fault. And two, the food was so darn good, we didn't even care that the service was a tad bit slow. We ordered Carne Asada tacos, Camaron (beer battered) tacos, the Mar y Tierra (Surf and Turf) tacos and the Ranchero Style Whole Pinto Beans. Everything was made to order so when we got them they were still sizzling from the grill. Wow, were we blown away! They use rib eye and fresh shrimp for the Mar y Tierra with a drizzle of mustard on top. I am obsessed with this one and wanted to go back the next day to see if I was dreaming about it or if was truly one of the best tasting tacos I ever tasted, it was! The batter on the shrimp was very light, crispy, tasty and complemented the shrimp perfectly. The salsas served were delicious too.
Everything was fresh and the quality of the meat and shrimp made a huge difference in the flavor and experience. I've eaten at alot of taquerias in this town, this place is now my Numero Uno!
The servers are very attentive and the food is consistent and very good. It is a wonderful locally owned spot where we grab a quick meal once a week.
Unique menu, fantastic patio, great bar with live jazz on Saturdays and Sundays, excellent beer selection, caring staff... unique to Tucson - a must try!
We love to eat out, but seeking a decent place to patronize is hard to find. Texas Roadhouse has become our favorite spot to eat. The food is great, including the blackened salmon. The sincere, friendly service is a major reasonwhy we keep coming back. It does get very busy, so when it is just the two of us we saddle up to the bar and order from Dave who takes care of our dining pleasure. Bottom line... good deal, great food, awesome service!
I am addicted to the messy fries, and smoked turkey sandwiches and the wings. And I agree with the dude above me the salmon is AMAZING.
Best breakfast place in all of Tucson, great food best staff and amazing bacon!!!! Daily specials and great bang for your buck! Get there early! Love this place!!!!!!!
I was recently in town for a week of work and ate at Delectables many times. It was perfect. The food was fresh, the wine was exceptional, the service was knowledgeable and friendly. I took friends there for Easter Brunch and it was impeccable. I can't wait to go there again!
Their pizzas are fabulous, and you can also make a whole meal of their fun side dishes. The space is noisy and long, like a box car, which is fitting since while you eat the trains roll by (Maynards is at the railway station). Great patio scene as well.
Awesome Tacos. Homemade shells that were light and crisp. Lots of refills of chips and salsa. Chili Rellenos not too much batter and fresh tasting.
Very busy little train depot! Place was packed and i sill got my beer quickly. Lagunitas IPA served iced cold mmmm.......Great place and great location
I am obsessed with the fresh blueberry muffins they sell in the market. With tons of sugar on top they are definitely the best in Tucson and definitely not from Costco. The soups are phenomenal, like the clam chowder I cant stop thinking about when I'm at work. I only wish they would sell it everyday but it changes all the time. Go and get some fresh sourdough too it amazing. Thumbs up to maynards for many delicious lunches!!
I have been patronizing Epic Cafe for nearly ten years, since first moving to Tucson. Epic Cafe is my all-time favorite cafe in this town. Why? Ah, to begin with, the food is all absolutely excellent. All in their deli case is homemade, all desserts, muffins, soups and so much more as well. I have never once experienced food poisoning or become ill after dining there.
As well as great homemade foods, the people who go to Epic range from all over the diverse spectrum of lifestyles.
Sitting outside the Epic Cafe offers people-watching on 4th Avenue, and this activity is one of my personal favorites. Every character, every person stopping by or passing by has something interesting to say...or to see, from philosophy, ranting, humor...to style of attire.
Overall, Epic Cafe is a fabulous place!
Absolutely awesome food and drinks. Best place in tucson and i don't care what these other people are talking about. Maybe they went when it just opened, but now it is incredible.
Oh, and the phone number isn't right.....
I've always had fantastic food here, and find the service timely, friendly, in fact, extraordinary. And the prices are not at all expensive. The people who run this place are the best! The food is glorious. Noisy . . . ok, but not beyond a lot of restaurants. It's one of Tucson truly unique treasures. We take our local friends and our out-of-town guests here with pleasure.


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A La Crosse man has been charged with three counts of criminal damage and obstructing an officer after he used a knife to damage three cars on opening night of Oktoberfest.
La Crosse police say Kole Anderson, 19, damaged three cars at 1003 Pine Street Friday at about 9:30 p.m.
Witnesses told police she saw Anderson damage the hood of her friend's red car. There was a jagged line mark about 25 inches in length on the hood of the car, the police report said.
Another victim told police her car had a scratch down the entire length of the driver's side of the car, as well as a scratch across the middle of the trunk. A third car had a scratch down the entire side of the car, the report states.
Anderson, who initially gave police a fake name, denied doing the damage. But he had a knife in his pocket, which appeared to have red paint chips on one of the blades and the knife was smashed "like it had been ground into something hard like the metal on a car," the police report states.
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Funding levels vary greatly among these authorizers, depending on how the state law structures authorizer funding and depending on the availability of financial support from external organizations or the organization in which an authorizer office is located. While several have shown success with very lean operating budgets, others are limited in their ability to authorize additional schools or to implement particular initiatives because of funding constraints. The form and amount of financial support provided to authorizers is a key consideration for policymakers to ensure that authorizers are able to perform responsibly and effectively.
In some states, authorizer funding is tied to a per-pupil administrative fee. In Michigan, a state with a generous funding structure, authorizers are allowed to retain up to 3 percent of a school's per-pupil revenue. CMU retains the full 3 percent, which adds up to an overall budget of around $5 million to oversee approximately 70 schools, a budget that far exceeds the budget of most authorizers in other states. FSU also retains a 3 percent fee but is able to return almost a third of these fees to its schools in the form of incentives, grants, technology (such as software), and cash rewards for compliance. The remaining 2 percent is sufficient to allow the office to maintain a full-time staff of five to oversee 16 schools with 20 campuses.
Minnesota law allows authorizers to collect a per-pupil allotment as well, but at a much less generous level. Authorizers get $30 per student in the first three years of the school's existence (capped at $10,000 per school) and $10 per student after that (capped at $3,500 per school).
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Funding constraints also affect the operation of the Massachusetts department of Education Charter School office. Current funding, from a variety of courses, is almost completely targeted, offering very little room for discretionary spending. For example, the department's state administrative budget line item provides funding for salaries, as does the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) funding, which provides for two staff positions dedicated exclusively to monitoring and supporting charter schools for IDEA compliance. Funding for non-salary-related expenses, such as outside consultants and research, is very limited.
California's Charter Schools division faces a similar fiscal dilemma. Although it receives funding through the California State department of Education as a budget line item, the money is reserved for salaries and basic division needs, such as travel to schools for site visits. In addition, as the oversight agent for charter schools approved by the State Board of Education (SBE), the division collects a statutorily authorized oversight fee (reflecting actual oversight costs up to 1 percent of each charter's general revenues). But the budgeted dollars limit the division's ability to invest in professional development, research, and other additional activities. The director of the California division has been successful in attracting external money to cover the cost of some of these services, but the overall budget situation remains challenging.
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It may be summer, but that does not mean con-artists are taking a vacation from trying to victimize residents through a variety of bogus phone calls designed to cheat victims out of their money.
In recent weeks, the Goliad County Sheriff's Office has received a number of calls from concerned residents about unsolicited telephone calls involving everything ranging from offers to "fix" credit information to family members being held in jail in Mexico to bogus sweepstakes contest cons. All of the calls are fake, and Goliad County Sheriff Kirby Brumby is reminding residents to be
cautious and not fall victim to these scams.
In the past few weeks, several residents have reported receiving calls from a "credit repair" solicitor offering to improve their credit scores. Ironically, the scam artists were using technology to make it appear the calls were originating from Goliad county offices.
In those cases, the caller asked for personal credit card information to help upgrade credit ratings. In some cases, the caller also asked for such information as dates of birth, Social Security numbers or even bank account numbers.
"Obviously, anyone giving out this information is setting themselves up for identity theft," Brumby said. "You should never give out such information over the phone, regardless of what the caller promises or claims. The fact that you are receiving an unsolicited call from someone you don't know and have never done business with should be a huge red flag that it is a scam."
Other cons have involved people, often elderly, getting a call from someone claiming to be a grandchild or distant relative who has been arrested in Mexico. They claim they need money wired to a certain location so they can bail out of jail.
"This is one that plays on the heart and emotions of the person receiving the call, but it is a heartless scam," Brumby said. "In a recent case, the person receiving the call hung up and immediately called the family member who was supposed to be in a Mexican jail. That person was at home and fine."
Another type of scam involves a call claiming the person has just won a major sweepstakes, and the caller needed to ask "a few questions" involing personal information to "verify" his or her identity.
The smart thing to do when getting such calls is to hang up immediately.
"Never, ever give out any personal information to someone you don't know," Brumby said. "Legitimate companies, and legitimate contests, never ask for personal information like this. This is nothing more than an effort to get you to disclose the personal information the con artist needs to steal your identity. You can easily end up with your bank accounts being drained and your credit damaged."
Brumby also said such cases are difficult, if not impossible, to prosecute because most of the calls are coming from a foreign country, and are often routed through a series of otherwise legitimate telephone numbers. Often, like in the cases of calls that appear to have been coming from Goliad County offices, the legitimate owner of the phone number is completely unaware their number is being used.
Brumby also reminded residents not to fall for a caller's claims they need to take immediate action to receive a contest award, claim a prize or take advantage of a special offer.
"If the offer or the prize is legitimate, the company or caller will not mind waiting until you can check them out," Brumby said. "And, again, legitimate companies will not ask you for personal identification information. If this happens, the best thing to do is hang up immediately and call the sheriff's office."
Too often, people give away much of their personal information on social media sites such as Facebook, Brumby explained. The sheriff recommended limiting the personal information you post on such sites and to restrict the information to known friends and acquaintances.
"Con-artists are always looking for new ways to get people to part with their money or personal information," Brumby said. "Always be cautious, don't let them play on your emotions and don't fall for the con. Anytime you have the slightest doubt, contact the sheriff's office immediately."