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Discussion in 'Pistons and NBA' started by Pwn Toney, Jan 12, 2011.
He will help meet the quota....
Not so great after the first quarter... missed 9 of his last 10 shots.
In case you haven't noticed, that's Rodney Stuckey. Look the guy just isn't a great basketball player, he's a bad PG and a mediocore SG. With that said I think the current lineup will work. On this team T-Mac is the best PG/Facilitator.Ben Gordon is at his best as a SG coming off the bench who plays starters minutes, i.e.30+mpgStuckey starts pretty good in the 1st qtr of basketball games and fades down the stretch as the game goes on, no knock on the guy, he just is what he is.I think this 3 guard rotation takes advantage of everybody's strengths and puts guys in position to win. With BG coming off the bench at SG you need a combo guard and PG who can guard bigger 2's. Monroe has came in and flat out EARNED the starting PF or C spot, this young man is looking more and more impressive, and this crow I'm eating is starting to give me gas.
It's easy to convince yourself that there is some combination that the coach hasn't tried that would be magical. However, reality would probably be disappointing. Overall, Kuester has been incredibly experimental and has done things that no previous coaches on the Pistons had the guts to do. He's bringing guys off the bench, he's sitting guys in crunch time, he's sticking rooks and young players in overtime situations, etc. Also, Kuester diffused a lot of tension when he showed some humility and expressed to the media that he doesn't pretend to know the the answers and that the team has an open communication policy. i.e., if you have a good idea, speak up in the locker room... RIP and TAY. Kuester has a half baked roster that is a failed re-tool. Now, it's hopefully going to get blown up and his job will mainly be to develop. If he's really from the LB school, then he should be a good coach for the next 2 years.
What's missing is a a guy (or guys) who can avg 20+ ppg over 82 games. As Piston fans we've always had this little thing about how player X is so unselfish and could avg 20ppg on any other team.........BULL! Guys who can avg 20, avg 20! We have 14-18ppg scorers who go off for 20-25+ on any given night, but we don't have that player who can score 20 EVERY NIGHT! Tonight Zac showed us how special 20/10 guys are, you can count on the 20/10 EVERY NIGHT and on those special nights they give you 30-35 and 15-20.
I'll try to make you feel better: He's has 5 double digit scoring games in his entire career and his high is 16 points. These are some of the weakest double doubles imaginable. Overall, he's 11th on the team in points per minute... just in front of Maxiell and Ben Wallace. TMac has blocked more shots this year than Monroe. Monroe and Stuckey are basically tied for dead last on the team in eFG%. He's shooting .549 from the FT line. He's -117 on the year (compared to +16 for Wilcox). His best qualities so far are that he's snagging boards at a pace just under Ben Wallace's pace and he's getting a lot of steals for a big man.
You gotta see him play. Take those same stats over the last 10-15 games and see what you get, over the last 4..........VERY IMPRESSIVE!
gotta start somewhere, and how long has it been since weve had a double double big man? heck Ill be happy with 10/10 at this point. He looks to be gaining confidence and gaining confidence with every outting. and once we get jj back to start at pf along side him we should shore up some rebounds. with Monroe and JJ cutting and flashing to the paint we'll get some easy baskets and we'll see the assists go up. Right now gm is the only one I see ever cut to the hoop off the screen or flash to the hoop while everyone else stands around while tay or stuck or bg go one on one. Hard to get assists when no one is open to pass to.
True Dat! Whoa! Hold your horses. 1. We don't know what JJ will look like upon returning from injury 2. We still don't know if he's better suited as a PF or SF. 3. I say with our cap space we get with Tay's expiring and hopefully Murphy's expiring, we somehow sign Zac Randolph to start at PF and have JJ as our backup SF AND backup PF while we send CV packing!
These are about the only games that I have watched. In the last 4 games, his stats look like this: 134 minutes (33.5 mpg) 13.5 points per game (54% from the field, 67% from the FT line) 11.5 rebounds per game 3 assists total 9 steals! 1 blocked shot total +/- was -17 We're obviously looking at 4 out of 5 of the best games of his career and it looks nice... but not shockingly so. The steals are great and the rebounds add up, but I'm still a little skeptical. The passing is absent. The blocks are non existent. He's staying on the floor because he's not fouling, but is he protecting the paint at all? The -17 is below most other players on the team over this stretch. I'll take double doubles from anybody on the roster, but I just want to keep this in perspective. Kevin Love has about 46 straight double doubles, 6 20-20 games, and a monster 40-30 game this year, and there is a decent chance that he doesn't even make the all-star game.
His steals are his blocks, or most of them anyway, he does the old laimbeer swat when his opponent turns to address the hoop, like laim used to say, why jump when he'll turn and show it to me? and yes the numbers are a little off because we are judging 4-5 best games so far...but is it a coincidence that they also happen to be when he is getting regular pt and he is gaining confidence? I dont think anyone is gonna mistake him for a leaper...EVER. But with time as he gets more comfortable and the coaches and teammates get comfortable with him, I can see them running the offense through the high post with him and then we'll see his assists go up
Yep. I was also thinking last night that it would be nice if he looked every now and then like he was invested in the game. His calm, cool demeanor thing is starting to bug me. Zach got mad last night and took the game. I'd like to see Monroe get riled about something.
Yeah, but to be fair, you could say the same about Tim Duncan's demeanor for the past 50 years he's been playing in the NBA.
But he's clearly good. Besides, every now and then he grasps the ball firmly in two hands and pounds it against his head. That's pretty outré for Timmy.
I haven't seen this smile yet:
Let me put it this way. IMO only, if BG had been given the same treatment as Stuckey (read: being given all the minutes he wanted and allowed to stay on the floor no matter how poorly he played at times), Gordon would be playing to the level that he was in CHI. But, Gordon has been treated more like Daye (being left out of the rotation indiscriminately for no good reason for games at a time) than like Stuckey. For the money we are paying him, that makes no sense at all. CV has at least been allowed to lose his position by playing poorly for long stretches and leaving no doubt in anyone's mind. But, Gordon has been on an extremely short leash since he got here.
This is the same look Rodney Stuckey has on his face in the 4th Q.
I'm just saying I don't think that there is any strong causal link between level of "good" and in-game demeanor.
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- 1 package (12-oz.) STOUFFER'S Harvest Apples, prepared according to package directions, chilled
- 2 (8-oz.) containers vanilla yogurt
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I made this and hoped for the best. As it turned out, I loved it and am telling & giving out the recipe to some of my friends. Will definitely make again. I used mixed nuts for the topping. Will also try different fruits with the apples.
My husband loved this and he normally does not eat healthy. The only thing I changed was sweetening the strawberries with sugar, I will make this again!!
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A lady coming out of the hospital with her three day old baby had an verbal altercation with another woman. The woman shot the mother to death and snatched her baby.
SPRING, Texas (AP) A newborn boy was abducted from his dying mother after she was repeatedly shot outside a suburban Houston pediatric center on Tuesday, according to investigators searching for the suspected shooter who sped off with the infant in a blood-stained Lexus.
Kayla Marie Golden, 28, was leaving an afternoon checkup with her 3-day-old son, Keegan, when she had a verbal altercation with a woman in a Lexus parked next to her pickup truck, Montgomery County sheriff's Lt. Dan Norris said.
Witnesses said the woman repeatedly shot Golden, took the infant and sped away, hitting the dying mother as she screamed "my baby" and tried to reach into the Lexus, Norris said. Witnesses also reported hearing as many as seven gunshots and said a man also was in the Lexus, which is blood-stained on the driver's side, Norris said.
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In July 2009, I bought my first house. By August, I was desperate for a second dog, but knew I couldn't afford one. I have always owned rescued dogs and cats, so I looked into fostering. The second foster dog they gave me was this skinny little beagle/terrier mix named Sarah. They needed me to foster her because she had just been treated for heartworms. She had to go to a quiet home where she could recover safely.
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Because of the treatment, I had Sarah in my house for a month without going to adoption events. She was posted online, but no one was interested in adopting a sick dog. The day before I would have taken her to her first showing at Petsmart, I knew I couldn't do it. Somehow, this scrappy, spotty little dog had worked her way into my heart. I stayed up all night, and e-mailed the rescue coordinator at 3am letting her know I was adopting. It has been one of the hardest, and best choices I have ever made. Sarah is now my special, heart dog. She sleeps in my arms at night, and is always the first to greet me when I come home from work. She has taught me so much about dogs, I couldn't foster without her.
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Adoption also means saving the thousands of unnamed dogs that are waiting for their new home. When you think about adding a new four-legged family member, please consider adoption!
Had my little alien removed a week ago tomorrow. NOT FUN. The scary man in scrubs said it was deeper and larger than he thought it would be. He gave me some stitches and a bandage (also NOT fun). well, I knew things were going bad- and I kept licking my foot- I was trying to tell my person to take it off- but she kept saying it had to stay on longer. FINALLY she took it off yesterday and it was NOT pretty. I had somehow torn my stitches and had a dime-sized open sore. Then my person and her friend poured betadine on my foot OW OW OW! And some neosporin- not so much ow. Went back to see the scary man in scrubs and he poured more hurting stuff and more neosporin. Now it looks much better- but I guess no dog park for me until I heal a little bit more!!
I'm going in on Tuesday to have a growth removed from my foot. The doctor thinks it's benign, but it's driving me nuts! it keeps rubbing on the ground and bleeding, and I can't STAND that. Dr. Robbins thinks he can just sedate me and use a local for the surgery. I don't know about that! I do not care to have my feet messed around with. Do I get to eat lots of yummies for recovery?
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The course will be an inquiry into three related strands of political, economic and social change: transitions to democracy and market economies; the special case of post-communist transitions; and contemporary globalization. We begin with the "first transition" to the capitalist Market economy in Western Europe and related social changes, starting with the discipline required by "industrial time" and eventually including more open political systems. We then turn to the "World Revolution of Westernization" in the 19th and 20th centuries, which laid the foundation for globalization. The major focus is on the "Third Wave" of democratization that commenced in the 1970s, the character of transitions in Communist nations, and the relationship of these transitions to processes frequently described as "globalization." We will examine similarities and differences in transitions in different parts of the world, and will attempt to discern the homogenizing and differentiating impact of increasingly interconnected economies, trans-national actors, and new information technologies. [Comparative Politics]
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I have a popping/binding noise coming from my car (06 WRX, 5MT). Thus far it has only happened in reverse, and has also only happened when the car is cold (sat overnight / more than an hour). It doesn't feel like it's hesitating to move - my driveway is on an incline - but I can FEEL and hear two quick pops in the car whenever I'm turning and backing up slowly.
Try as I might, I cannot get the car to do this once it is warmed up OR while moving forwards - I tried doing slow turns at lock in first and reverse with the car warmed up and could not replicate the problem.
Edit: Also, it only does this once when it's cold, as though something is popping back in the place. Maybe I should try parking without the e-brake set to see if it's sticking? It has been pretty cold here the past couple of nights.
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I posted the following as a reply to someone who asked for information on Crystals a few posts down, and then figured why not post this by itself and expand on it so we can save it as a resource the next time the "what crystal is best" question pops up (and you know it will). Anyhow, please chime in on anything mentioned in my write-up and expand or clarify anything said. I will then compile all the information into a single article on crystals. BTW, I didn't say anything on glass crystals because I know little about their composition, and I intentionally said very little about acrylics.
There are four main types of crystals that concern us here: Sapphire, Seiko Proprietary, Acrylic & glass.
Artificial sapphire (as is used for watch crystals) is grown in a crystal lattice, unlike the flame-formed sapphire, like the kind you find in common graduation rings. The Sapphire crystals used in the overwhelming majority of watch crystals are artificially grown (in a boule. Once formed, the boule is then sliced and the pieces are then cut and polished to the desired shape. This material is very hard an very resistant to surface scratches from common every day use. However, it is also (like diamonds) brittle and even though it is 4 times harder than Hardlex, it has a tendency to cleave or shatter on impact (provided the impact is just right). Sapphire crystals are also far more difficult to manufacture to high tolerances (read, to avoid micro fissures which could lead to weakspots on the crystal) which adds to their high price. Be warned, not just because a watch has a sapphire crystal does it mean it has a high quality piece suitable for difficult environments such as scuba diving. Flame formed sapphire while chemically identical, lacks the internal crystalline structure and is much softer and brittle. Don't forget that despite myths to the contrary all crystals can be scratched - sapphire crystals are just more resistant to surface scratches.
Hardlex is a Seiko proprietary type of hardened mineral crystal and comes in at least two different varieties (what goes in Seiko 5's is not the same quality of what goes into ISO divers). Hardlex is closer to 7 in the Moh's scale, but is much more flexible than sapphire. IOW's sapphire is harder but more brittle. Hardlex will scratch easier but resists impact much better. You can read more about Hardlex and the different types of it here:
Sapphlex is also a Seiko proprietary type of hardened mineral crystal that is laminated (layered on the outer side of the crystal) with sapphire. The idea being to provide the best of both sapphires's superior scratch resistance and Hardlex's superior impact resistance.
The types of plastics used to make acrylic crystals has varied widely throughout the years. From a performance POV there are acrylics out there which perform very well in professional divers (most dive computers today use acrylic crystals). The problems with acrylics are that although they can be made to be very very impact and preasure resistant (at least in higher end ones), they are highly susceptible to scratches from simple bumps that would normally not scratch a simple mineral crystal. Provided the scratches are not too deep, they can generally be easily buffed out with the appropriate tools.
Buffing out scratches on mineral crystals (of any kind - sapphire included) is possible, but difficult and time consuming. even then if you are able to remove the scratch, you run the risk of altering the shape of the crystal in that spot. There are no real guaranties as to the quality of results. Although it is possible, it is usually not worth the time and effort to repolish a mineral crystal. Also, since replacements are generally inexpensive, most people prefer to just replace them.
Personally, I have no problem with Seiko's choice of high-end Hardlex (it is not the same stuff that goes on Seiko 5's), as it has superior impact performance to Sapphire and is not that drastically softer than sapphire (7+ on the Mohs scale vs 9 for sapphire).
The overwhelming majority of mineral crystals (Sapphire, Hardlex, Sapphlex, or glass) come in of of two general shapes: flat or domed. There are tons of variations on the actual shapes of each from (and acrylics come in many more forms). There are pro's and con's to both general shapes.
Flat crystals tend to have a cleaner look and when used in tool watches such as divers, tend to be easier to protect, as they generally sit slightly lower than the bezel that surrounds them. The problems are that the flat shape makes them much more susceptible to impact failure (shattering and cracking), and the shape of the glass tends to act like a mirror when viewed at an angle - especially under water (this issue can be easily resolved with the use of AR coating, IMHO, preferably on the inside of the crystal).
Domed crystals, by their very nature distribute impact forces more evenly around the crystal and are thus more resistant to impact. Generally this characteristics tends to increase with the curvature of the dome. however, because of their raised profile dome crystals are far more susceptible to scratching, especially near the crystal's apex. the domed shape of the crystal naturally does away with the mirroring effect observed in flat crystals, but also distorts the image of the dial underneath it. Again the distortion is more pronounced the greater the curvature of the crystal. AR coating can be applied to domed crystals, but many would argue that it is not really necessary.


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Roger Olson recently posted a piece on why he's not a "liberal Christian." He said that he came to this conclusion after reading a bunch of liberal/progressive Christian blogs. Roger's a great blogger, but one of his failings is that he never provides hyperlinks. This post is no exception. He doesn't name the blogs or tell us who is a liberal blogger, in his opinion, and who is just getting over their fundamentalism (like he is).
Probably some readers think I'm hanging out on the far left, but you only need to read the comments to find a bunch of liberals who think I'm a raving conservative (on some issues). That's why I've fought repeatedly to be listed among both the progressive Christian bloggers and the evangelical bloggers here at Patheos.
(Excursus: It bugs me that in the Patheos channel listings, "Evangelical" is its own category, but "Progressive Christian" is the name of the other channel. Why not "Evangelical Christian" or "Progressive." This isn't just a grammatical plea for parallel construction — I think it says something.
A lot of us know that neither "progressive" nor "liberal" is quite right. That's why I waged a campaign to be called "Incarnational Christians." Let the conservatives have "evangelical," but let's use a similarly theological signifier for ourselves.)
Since Roger doesn't tell us who is who in his list, I'm left to guess about myself. I was never a fundamentalist, and I was only vaguely evangelical — anyone who attended Fuller Seminary when I was a student will tell you that my relationship with evangelicalism was an uneasy one. So I'm left to go through Roger's rubric to see if I am, indeed, a "liberal." Here's his list, and my responses:


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Perhaps, since the sixties when adults became furious at long hair worn by young boys and girls leading even judges to force haircuts for those up for trial has there been such controversy as to what happens on the head of people. Denmark has banned its judges from wearing a headscarf in a courtroom on grounds it is necessary to ensure the accused peace of mind the judge is impartial and will not use an individual's religion in rendering decisions. Brian Mikkelsen, Minister of Justice, argued: "we're addressing the rise of religious fundamentalism in the public domain." So, what is the relation between religious fundamentalism and a judge wearing a headscarf?
The law has been criticized by a host of lawyers and judges who believe it insults every judge by assuming the individual's religious beliefs would enter into making judicial decisions. The entire issue arose because a single Muslim woman said if she became a judge she would wear the headscarf. Certainly, before making such rash decisions it might be advisable to wait until at least one defendant raises a complaint?


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Clarence M. KING, Jr., Plaintiff-Appellant,
Shirley S. CHATER, Commissioner of Social Security,* Defendant-Appellee.
No. 95-5282.
United States Court of Appeals, Tenth Circuit.
Aug. 14, 1996.
NOTICE: Although citation of unpublished opinions remains unfavored, unpublished opinions may now be cited if the opinion has persuasive value on a material issue, and a copy is attached to the citing document or, if cited in oral argument, copies are furnished to the Court and all parties. See General Order of November 29, 1993, suspending 10th Cir. Rule 36.3 until December 31, 1995, or further order.
Before PORFILIO, BRIGHT,*** and KELLY, Circuit Judges.
KELLY, Jr., Circuit Judge.
After examining the briefs and appellate record, this panel has determined unanimously to grant the parties' request for a decision on the briefs without oral argument. See Fed. R.App. P. 34(f) and 10th Cir. R. 34.1.9. The case is therefore ordered submitted without oral argument.
We affirm for substantially the reasons given by the district court.
The judgment of the United States District Court for the Northern District of Oklahoma is affirmed.
Effective March 31, 1995, the functions of the Secretary of Health and Human Services in social security cases were transferred to the Commissioner of Social Security. P.L. No. 103-296. Pursuant to Fed. R.App. P. 43(c), Shirley S. Chater, Commissioner of Social Security, is substituted for Donna E. Shalala, Secretary of Health and Human Services, as the defendant in this action. Although we have substituted the Commissioner for the Secretary in the caption, in the text we continue to refer to the Secretary because she was the appropriate party at the time of the underlying decision
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Best way for novice to learn to build amp
One my kick the bucket list items is to learn how to build my own stereo equipment. I live in Southwest Missouri and I am unable to find any schools that provide training in basic electronics. The only thing have found on the internet is a weekend program in Chicago that teaches you how to build a tube amp.
I am open to any suggestions from books, hands-on training, on-line training or anyone who is a diyer locally who might share their experiences with me.
I look forward to anyone's suggestions/thoughts.
Thanks for your help.
Start HERE for soldering tutorials there are three parts, this guy is comical.
Then check out a well known kit like the Audio Sector LM4780 or the BrianGT LM3886.
Both have A LOT of support on this site.
I am more than willing to guide you though the Audio Sector LM4780.
These kits are well documented and easy peasy!
The best training is the training that is suitable for your basic knowledge. There are pre requisites before we can learn some topics effectively. So it is good if you explain what you already know, your education background (whether you know Ohm law at all or not).
Many people don't know how to make a power supply even reading/measuring resistance. By building a chip amp (aka gainclone) we learn about power supply, a little bit about feedback, a boucherot/zobel and all the basic things including cabling/building.
If the above is too simple, building a one stage class-A mosfet amp (aka Zens) while reading its documentations might also help.
The best option is of course a specialized training. When you join the tube building training, you will meet people who will teach you or answer your questions or even show you directions. So it is probably more beneficial than you might think.
Einric--thanks very much for your quick response. I will look into the kits you suggested and get back to you. I am familiar with Peter Daniel's equipment. I purchased a DAC from him 5 year or so back. Again, thanks so much for your willingness to help me. Taipan
I cut my teeth on one of Peter's LM4780's in stereo single chip.
Now I have done a Dual Parallel setup of the same and really enjoy them.
Jay-- Thank your quick response and willingness to try to help me. i see you are from Jakarta. I lived in Singapore about 2 1/2 years and also support Asia from the US and would travel to Indonesia and the countries in the region.
You asked about my training. My training is in Human Resources. My hobby is stereo equipment. My experience has been purchasing a couple of pc boards from Hong Kong. I would source the caps, resistors and other components and then would soldier them on the board. I would then have a friend complete the project. We build a Jadis preamp and Krell amp. I have also changed out caps and resistors on some speaker XO's.
Now that I moved to Missouri I am want to learn how to build my own amps, pre-amps and speakers.
Last week I ordered a basic headphone amp from Bottlehead. It appears to be a good basic kit and looks as it has from detailed instructions.
I was very interested in your last statement. You mentioned the "tube building training". Is this part of the DIY website? How do you join?
Jay, thanks again so much for responding to my note and trying to help me.
Hi Taipan, with the tube building training I was referring to the weekend program you mentioned (in Chicago). I have never joined that off course. What I meant was that if that is the only training you have access to, then I believe you will learn a lot by joining in.
I don't know about US geography. Don't know if Chicago is close or far from your location. Pass Labs has that Amp Camp, but I think it is far from your location.
Training is a very powerful tool to learn new things quickly and effectively, especially with good trainers.
You seem to have some experiences in building amps. But electronics is a wide subject. If you have to learn without joining a training you will usually have to find answer for question by question. It surely is a lengthy process. I think (if you find very hard) on the internet there is a tutorial how to use LTSpice to design (designing is more advanced than building) an amp. If there is someone who can guide you in using LTSpice (it will be very difficult for most), it will be a quicker path in achieving what you want to achieve.
Springfield has colleges, some may have EE/EET programs
Kansas City, Rolla, Fayettville have Unis with EE programs, but could still be 100 mi drives in various directions
online course are growing, some free from the big names - MIT has a online intro EE class https://6002x.mitx.mit.edu/
but all of that could be a lot of work
plenty of strictly hobbyist sites
Elliott Sound Products - The Audio Pages (Main Index) - projects, some theory, "debunking" - some of the things Rod posts make experienced EEs cringe - but he is more often right than many "audiophile" sites
Thank You
Thanks all for the help. Greatly appreciated.
Jay, Chicago is about 9 hours away and the class is around $3K for 3 day program. You build your own amp. Have thought about doing this. Will need to save my money.
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- 1 cup heavy cream
- 1 cup sugar
- 1/4 cup Dutch-process unsweetened cocoa powder, sifted
- 1/2 cup light corn syrup
- 1/2 teaspoon kosher salt
- 4 ounces bittersweet chocolate (about 60% cacao), finely chopped
- 4 ounces unsweetened chocolate, finely chopped
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
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- calories 69
- caloriesfromfat 49 %
- protein 0.5 g
- fat 3.8 g
- satfat 2.5 g
- carbohydrate 9.6 g
- fiber 0.5 g
- sodium 23 mg
- cholesterol 6.9 mg
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Mix cream, sugar, cocoa, corn syrup, and salt in a medium saucepan. Bring to a boil over medium-high heat and cook just until sugar has completely dissolved, about 3 minutes. Remove from heat.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - North Korea is a militarized, male-dominated society, but it is women who are making the money as the insular nation allows an unofficial market-based economy to take shape.
Women earn more than 70 percent of household income in North Korea, mainly as traders in the informal markets that have proliferated in recent years, research by the South Korean government-run Korea Institute for National Unification (KINU) found.
That is despite women making up only about half of the 12 million economically active North Koreans, experts say. Most men are stuck in state jobs that pay little or serve in the army.
"We North Koreans say men are fighting on the socialism front but women are fighting in the battle of life," said a 26-year-old surnamed Jung who fled to South Korea in 2012 and regularly sends money north to support her mother's gray-market business raising pigs and selling corn-based alcohol.
"There are no state provisions and my father has an unpaid job, which he must do almost as a duty," said Jung, a college student in Seoul who asked that her full name not be used to protect her family members still in the North.
The North's centrally-planned economy has not recovered from the collapse of the Soviet Union, Pyongyang's economic and military backer during the Cold War. That was followed by a devastating famine in the 1990s that killed an estimated 800,000 to 1.5 million people, when women began selling foraged mushrooms and scrap copper cable to feed their families.
With state rations a distant memory, North Koreans have increasingly turned to the informal economy to support their families, and women are playing a disproportionately active role.
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The River Hawks (5-18, 4-8) are coming off back-to-back wins for the first time this season with wins over UMBC and Vermont. Jasmine McRoy scored a career-high 27 points against the Catamounts and currently ranks second in the America East during league play in scoring at 16.8 ppg. Lindsey Doucette and Shannon Samuels also rank in the top five, with Doucette fourth and Samuels fifth.
The Seawolves (17-7, 8-3) sit just a game out of second-place in the conference heading into the weekend and are having one of their best seasons in program DI history. Sabre Proctor ranks second in the conference in scoring at 15.1 points per game. Stony Brook won the first meeting, 86-63, at Pritchard Gym as Proctor scored a game-high 20 points.
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Chocolate Bank Robbery Scavenger Hunt
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Saturday, June 1, 2013 at 10:00 AM (PDT)
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Scavenger Hunt Details:
Starting location: Top of Strawberry Hill in Golden Gate Park
Starting: Sat, June 1st at 10am
Arrive by: 9:30am-9:45am to start planning or register for event
Scavenger hunt:
- Review bank security plans and pick the tools you'll need to break in
- Create your own course based on a map of Golden Gate park and where the tools are waiting
- Run for 60 minutes or walk for 90 minutes to the tools
- Use text messages to virtually pick up your tools
Run or walk 5k, 10k, or whatever k you want through Golden Gate Park. You'll interact with the criminal mastermind using text messages as your set your own course and plan your big break-in. See video from April 27th event.
Can you break in to grab your share of the loot?
Or will security reroute you to a smaller chocolate stash?
Tickets: $20 until May 31, $15 for kids, $25 at event.
Event is family-friendly, just not stroller friendly.
How it begins: You'll learn how to plan your break-in as you arrive. The earlier you arrive, the more time you have to plan your strategy and your route! The hunt will start at 10am and you will have 90 minutes to return to the vault at the start to rob the bank full of chocolate. (You'll learn how to reach your goal when you arrive.)
Directions to the start: We recommend taking Martin Luther King Drive East to Stowe Lake Dr (a good intersection for your GPS system or view Google Map). You can park along Stowe Lake Drive (which is a 1-way street). There are 2 small foot bridges that you can walk across to enter the island of Strawberry Hill after you park and from there, just keep going up hill until you reach the top. When you see the chocolate, that's a sign you're in the right place!
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Great looking ride you've got there.
Like the design, wich looks original.
Maybe a bit too much holes for my liking, but still....
'The car is an all wheel drive ofcourse'.....
Euhm, I definetely don't agree with that comment.
Any great sportscar has rear wheel driving. That's almost a standard, because than you can go sideways through corners, with the back breaking out. Overstear, you see...
You get a much better feel with the car, than when the car will be all wheel drive. Just a thought.
About the interior :
Like it, but I would definetely change the pedals... They're just boxes!, when you can give them a nice metal look or something.
The handles on the stearing wheel can also use some details.
I would two-tone the interior colors, you get a much better look and it looks more classy. The chairs look great by the way.
One final comment :
That pose you used for the render. That smoke is way off, even for an all wheel drive you can never get that sort of smoke on both the wheels. The back will always have more smoke, because the car moves sideways, swinging the car around. Then again, I would loose the all wheel drive thought.
Not to be a true critic, but these were just some opinions, and you did ask for them...
Keep it up and show us some poses.


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Opening exists for NBA owners, players to agree to a deal
NEW YORK – The prospect of progress, on the 98th day of the NBA lockout, depends on which side you choose to believe.
League executives made a significant financial move in Tuesday's meetings, but the possibility of canceled regular-season games has shrouded the financial steps made by each side toward reaching a collective bargaining agreement.
They still have a ways to go — both sides admitted as much — but there is a small opening to reach a deal on the split of basketball-related income (BRI), possibly preserve the 82-game regular season and avoid what NBA Deputy Commissioner Adam Silver said would be "enormous" financial losses for owners and players.
Silver said the league would lose "hundreds of millions" of dollars in revenue if it had to cancel the first two weeks of the regular season, and union executive director Billy Hunter said players would lose $350 million for every month of lost games.
However, with the league suggesting a 50-50 share of BRI, and the players union making a formal 53%-47% offer in their favor, the sides are getting closer to resolving that issue.
Each percentage point equals roughly $40 million; owners and players are now about $120 million apart annually. As they were once $400 million apart annually over the course of a six-year deal, a $1.68 billion gap has been sliced.
Hunter said Tuesday that they were at the 3-yard line and hoping to score. NBA Commissioner David Stern said this week that the answer required "heart-to-hearts" to find the magic number. However, outside union counsel Jeffrey Kessler cautioned against wild optimism.
"I don't want to dismiss that because we welcome the movement and we're much closer than we were in June, much closer. But there's still a gulf," he said Wednesday.
Stern on Tuesday emphasized that the league would have to cancel games "by Monday" if a deal were not reached. That gives the sides a limited opportunity to meet because of the Jewish holy day Yom Kippur going from sunset Friday to sunset Saturday. Key negotiators on both sides will be unavailable then.
What still needs to be addressed is the system to distribute the BRI to players. The league acknowledged Tuesday it backed off a hard salary cap and the elimination of guaranteed deals. Hunter and union President Derek Fisher sent a letter to players Wednesday informing them that a deal on a system could be reached "with some hard work and fresh thinking."
In the letter to union members, Hunter and Fisher also wrote, "Reducing our share of BRI by seven points to 50% — a level we have not received since the early 1990s — is simply not a fair split. We refused to back down. … For today, the players made a stand. It was the right stand to make, for ourselves and for the generation of players to follow. Hard work and sacrifice by both sides will hopefully end this soon, and the owners will open the doors and let us come back to work."
Hunter maintains players are unified, saying Tuesday they are willing to lose games.
Owners still want a system that provides more competitive balance and decreases the gap between the highest spending club and the lowest. The NHL's highest-spending and lowest-spending clubs are about $18 million apart, vs. the $70 million difference between the NBA's Los Angeles Lakers and Sacramento Kings. The NFL has aimed for a system that does not allow one club to spend more than 11% over another.
Hunter and Fisher reiterated to players that they made a formal 53-47 percentage offer with "no rollbacks of existing salaries" and to "maintain the current salary cap and luxury tax levels." They say that shifts $185 million annually to owners, addressing their losses.
The union is against a 50-50 split even though Silver said, "There was potentially common ground on a 50-50 deal. I think it makes sense. It sounds like a partnership."
Another sticking point is prominent agents have implored players not to cave to owners' demands.
Legal wrangling is also ahead if the sides can't find a resolution soon.
The union is waiting for a ruling from the National Labor Relations Board on a complaint it filed in May, and both sides will present oral arguments Nov. 2 in U.S. District Court regarding a complaint the league filed in August. The union wants the case dismissed.
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Aside from my grandmother's legendary pudding recipe (which has yet to be located), few things have been a constant in the various Christmas dinners I have shared with family and friends. But, then, I am not French. Neither is John Baxter, but that is what makes him the ideal writer for this task: to explain what it is like to cater to a French family every year at Christmas. What might be a nightmare for some, Baxter undertakes with good humor and great talent. We are the lucky ones to read the resulting vast storehouse of cooking wit and wisdom.


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Government Railway Police (GRP) have decided to introduce an SMS alert system for some prominent trains passing through Bihar.
The move comes a day after a woman passenger on the 12394 Delhi-Rajendra Nagar Sampoorna Kranti Express was allegedly harassed by a 64-year-old telecom employee.
A meeting was held at the state police headquarters under the chairmanship of additional director-general of police (rail) Paras Nath Roy on Friday to chalk out modalities of the SMS system to ensure safe journey for the passengers.
"We are contemplating to introduce an SMS alert system for some important trains so that culprits are caught red-handed. This would help the police act on time and also prevent female passengers from possible harassment by co-passengers," Roy said.
Under the system, passengers would be able to send an SMS to GRP officials, who would take action against the accused passengers.
"The idea is to set up joint teams of the GRP and the Railway Protection Force (RPF) personnel to prevent such crimes on moving trains. The move has been initiated in the wake of harassment or eve-teasing complaints from women passengers during daytime. The GRP and the RPF escort trains at night," he added.
GRP officials were in a tight spot on Thursday after a 30-year-old woman, travelling on the Rajendra Nagar-bound Sampoorna Kranti Express, complained of harassment by a 64-year-old official of a private telecommunication company.
The official, who works in Gurgaon, was arrested from a hotel in Patna late on Thursday night. He was produced before the Ara railway magistrate, who remanded him in judicial custody for two weeks.


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A growing body of scientific evidence suggests that our universe works like a Consciousness Computer. Rather than the number codes of typical software, our Consciousness Computer uses a language that we all have, yet are only beginning to understand. Life's reality code is based in the language of human emotion and focused belief. Knowing that belief is our reality-maker, the way we think of ourselves and our world is now more important than ever!
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La-La Land Records LLLCD1701: 15-Disc Collectors Box Set (Limited Edition of 6000)
If I had awakened one Christmas Morning as a child in the early 1970's, run downstairs and looked under a festively decorated tree to discover a BIG BOX set of all the Star Trek Music ever recorded, I would have just about died and gone to heaven, right then and there! Those favorite, cherished, sweeping orchestral moments describing the journeys of Kirk, Spock , McCoy, and the crew of the Starship Enterprise transported me, daily, to worlds beyond my wildest imagination. And, now, I would have them for my very own; a coveted prize of immense wealth (to me, at any rate), equivalent to the greatest riches from any country in the world.
Well, it only took 42 years for that dream to come true! But finally, with La-La Land Records' release of the complete musical scores to every one of the original Star Trek Episodes (there are 79 plus two pilot films), they are now available on a 15-CD box set, (limited edition of 6000 units). Special thanks must go to Producer Lucas Kendall, GNP Crescendo Executive Producer Neil Norman, La-La- Land Records Vice President Matt Verboys, and President & Executive Album Producer MV Gerhard, without whom this project would never have come to light. Although there have been several CDs released over the last three decades containing the odd episode or re-recording of some of this music, this is the very first time ALL of it is actually available, together. Supported by an attractive collector's case, containing a generous 120 pages of booklet (spread across four volumes) featuring many fine articles by Star Trek, film & TV soundtrack historian Jeff Bond, and completely detailing all the many historical facts of the original recording sessions as well as the particulars of how the music was edited for final use in recurring weekly episodes (known as tracking) throughout the series' iconic 3-year run, this is THE MOST spectacular addition to La-La Land Records (est. 2002) extensive catalog of film and television soundtracks, yet. SALUTE!
The scope and emotional impact of these symphonic underscores is both immediately recognizable and deeply transformative to anyone who has ever heard them, even once, and particularly in conjunction with their actual television counterparts (now also available on 1080P Blu-Ray). The music is brilliantly composed and performed by the original artists: Alexander Courage, George Dunning, Jerry Fielding, Gerald Fried (now 84 – and a guest at the premiere release event for this box set), Sol Kaplan, Samuel Matlovski, Joseph Mullendore, and Fred Steiner. In these recordings, the sublime performances are captured and presented cleanly, clearly and without dialogue or sound effects (in chronological order); just like the day they were recorded!
For those already owning some portion of the Star Trek Scores, previously issued on various CDs (currently out of print), there are over 10 CDs worth of NEW music, here (more than 800 minutes), that have never been commercially released, before—and there is much music culled from the nearly 150 reels of original ¼" mono & (a few) stereo master tapes that has NEVER BEEN HEARD before including: alternate takes, excised music, and even sound effects. This material has been masterfully transferred to digital by Johnny Dee Davis and sequenced (down to the note) by Album Music Editor Neil S. Bulk to be exactly what was heard on the original show.
This set contains almost 17 hours of music from this iconic 47 year old series; making it well worth the retail MSRP of $224.98 + shipping. Get your copy before the limited edition of 6000 pieces is sold out, forever!
Live LONG and Prosper!
An aside…
There are many other fine examples of great TV scores from the 1960's, including my personal favorites: Mission: Impossible (Lalo Schifrin), Batman (Nelson Riddle), Lost In Space (John Williams), The Man From U.N.C.L.E., and many others, which can be found on La-La Land Records, Film Score Monthly, GNP Crescendo, Varese Sarabande, and elsewhere, including YouTube. Please, support these small American Record labels with a purchase!


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In Email To Congress, The Blaze Seeks Help Pushing Debunked Saudi National Smear
Blog ››› ››› JOE STRUPP
Glenn Beck's The Blaze continues to push the debunked claim that a Saudi Arabian national who was briefly placed on the federal No-Fly List following the Boston Marathon bombing was wrongly removed from that list and, at one time, was a suspect.
And now it wants Congress to help.
For weeks, Beck and The Blaze have fixated on the 20-year-old Saudi man, Abdul Rahman Ali Alharbi, claiming that he was once considered a suspect in the bombing and had been up for deportation. Other news outlets have debunked these claims.
But just this week, a producer at the conservative outlet sent an email (since obtained by Media Matters) to staff members at congressional offices of both houses and parties asking whether members of Congress would "be willing to raise" the Blaze's claims with Department of Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano or FBI Director Robert Mueller.
The email (below) from Blaze producer Virginia Grace states:
From: Grace, Virginia
Sent: Wednesday, April 24, 2013 4:40 PM
To: Grace, Virginia
Subject: Revised: Request from TheBlaze
Over the past two weeks TheBlaze has been reporting on the Saudi National, AbdulRahman ali Al-Harbi, who was briefly detained as a potential suspect after the Boston bombing. Shortly after a search of his apartment in Revere, Massachusetts an event file was issued by the NTC designating him as a terrorist under the Immigration Nationality Act 212 (a)(3)(B)(ii)(II) and making reference to involvement in the bombing. Twenty four hours later the file was amended to remove the terrorist designation and a short time after that removed from the system altogether. To date Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano has refused to comment on the terrorist designation, first even denying Mr. Al-Harbi had ever been a person of interest before finally admitting to Congress on Tuesday that he had, in fact, been placed on the Watch List for a short time. TheBlaze believes the public has a right to know why Al-Harbi went from terrorist to nobody in the span of 48 hours. What evidence led to the designation in the first place and what transpired to reverse it a short time later.
Would you be willing to raise those issues with Ms. Napolitano or Mr. Robert Muller at the FBI and report your findings to the American public?
Please let us know.
Sincerely, The Blaze
Several journalism veterans say this email is unusual for a media outlet, both as an effort to spark political action and as an attempt to get members of Congress to do their reporting.
"My general view is that legitimate, neutral news organizations should report and let members of Congress decide on their own whether they want to get involved," said Andy Alexander, former Washington Post ombudsman.