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text: Yesterday, we discussed how we thought CU would do in Puerto Rico and went in to a discussion on the roster that the team will be fielding this season. Today, we're going to continue to analyze the upcoming season for the Buffs by taking a closer look at the non-conference schedule as well as the various strengths and weaknesses the team brings to the table. In case you missed any of the previous days, here's your chance to catch up. * Monday, November 7[SUP]th[/SUP] – The PAC-12 * Tuesday, November 8[SUP]th[/SUP] – CU in 2011-12 (Part 1) * Wednesday, November 9[SUP]th[/SUP] –CU in 2011-12 (Part 2) * Thursday, November 10[SUP]th[/SUP] – CU in the Future (Part 1) * Friday, November 11[SUP]th[/SUP] – CU in the Future (Part 2) In which areas should we expect improvement and where might we take a step back in 2011? Zach Bell – The most immediate improvement will be the familiarity with Tad's system and coaching style. The change from Bzdelik to Tad was pretty major in terms of the scheme they ran and CU had the talent a year ago to overcome that and make some waves. Now the overall talent level has decreased but the hope is that the team's 'buy in' to Boyle's system will make up for some of the talent gap. With some of the key players in place, there is a chance it might not be as bad as many fans are expecting. The step back is absolutely in scoring. With Alec Burks and Cory Higgins, Colorado had two players that were walking safety nets. With the shot clock running down, you knew those two could make a play. To a lesser extent, Levi Knutson provided something similar with his three point shooting ability. Those three are gone and while Tad preaches about this team's balance…it is going to be hard to replace that scoring. More importantly, it will just take time for guys that were mainly role players on last year's team to realize that they need to be aggressive. Hence why Carlon Brown could not be in Boulder at a better time. Tyler Ziskin – This is the first time in awhile I can remember saying that Colorado basketball has legit D1 size and athleticism. We have several players with versatile skill sets, and it's been a long time since we've had that luxury. The 2012 team also boasts significantly better depth than in year's past, especially at the guard positions. On the other hand, this team is very young, and very inexperienced. We don't have an Alec Burks type player, so we don't have that "star power" that some people look for. Our scoring will take a hit this year without question with Levi, Marcus, and Cory all graduating in addition to Alec leaving early for the draft. Buffnik – It's pretty clear that the Buffs will take a step back in offensive efficiency. Levi Knutson was one of the best in the nation, as was Alec Burks. We also had Cory Higgins, who tied the all-time scoring record at CU and was able to play some point guard. Also, Marcus Relphorde was a tough matchup who could get hot and change games. All four of them were also clutch free throw shooters. Plus, Burks was able to absolutely take over a game. That's a ton of offense to replace. We will be worse on offense, maybe much worse. Where we can improve is with our defense and rebounding. We would have been one of the worst defenses in the Pac-12 last season and rebounding was a mediocre. These are areas that improved in 2010 over 2009 and should be even better in 2011. Roberson led the team in rebounds, steals and blocked shots as a true freshman. He played his best basketball in the last third of the season. Beyond that, this will be the 2nd year in Boyle's system, which should result in much better execution of defensive concepts. Add in that we'll actually have a center with Shane back from injury. Shane will be able to alter shots in help defense, hold the post against most bigs, and allow players like Dufault and Roberson to play their natural positions. We should see major improvements here. It could be enough to make up for the offensive losses. RumblinBuff – Post play, both on defense and offense, will see a huge upgrade. Austin will (finally) be allowed to play a more natural 3 or 4 slot on the court when SHT is playing, giving CU more offensive veratility, and on defense, the combination of 'Dre and SHT should limit opponents scoring opportunities in the paint. There's going to be a pretty large drop-off in free-throw percentage. Alec, Cory, and Levi were fantastic from the line (84% combined), and will be sorely missed. Additionally, 'Dre will grab more minutes, and scoring opportunities, this season. While I think he'll improve over last season's 55% shooting from the charity stripe, he won't help the overall numbers by getting to the line more often. Goose – Our frontcourt is going to take a huge step forward. Don't get me wrong, I'd prefer it take the step forward with Cain, but completely support him in his decision. Getting SHT back alone helps us out as it allows Dufault to slide to the 4 where he can use his jumper more and actually get a decent match-up for the first time in his college career. Our rebounding should improve as well. Losing Higgins hurts there, but I think Brown should be able to fill that role. As for where we're taking a step back, it's going to be offensive efficiency leading the way. Levi was one of the top players in the nation in that regard last season. Plus Burks & Higgins weren't exactly slouches on the offensive end of the court. Can someone step up to fill their production? How many wins should CU fans expect from the non-conference schedule? Buffnik – Frankly, it's not that difficult of a non-conference schedule. Ft. Lewis College (home) = win Puerto Rico Tip Off = 2-1 or 1-2 Air Force (road) = likely win Georgia (home) = likely win Colorado State (road) = likely win Fresno State (home) = likely win Wyoming (home) = likely win CSU-Bakersfield (home) = win Texas Southern (home) = win New Orleans (home) = win Anything worse than 8-4 would be unacceptable and even 8-4 would be somewhat disappointing. Since I went with 2-1 in Puerto Rico, I'll also go with a good performance in the rest of the non-conference. We slip up on one of the likely wins (Georgia worries me), but take care of business overall. CU finishes the non-conference at 10-2. Tyler Ziskin – I'm afraid this answer might bother some Buffs fans, but fans need to realize this isn't last year's team, and it's not easy to replace your four most talented players in just one season. We've only got 12 non-conference games this year, and it's very difficult by basketball standards. I've got us losing two in the Puerto Rico Tipoff, I also have us losing @CSU and @Air Force, and we'll likely lose 2 out of 3 home games against Fresno, Wyoming, and Georgia. That would have us entering the Pac 12 schedule at a mediocre 6-6... I hope Buffs fans understand why that shouldn't be a reason to jump off a cliff. Zach Bell – By my count, they have 11 chances. Wichita State, Maryland, and Georgia are games I see as losses though Georgia is a possibility. The other eight games are all very winnable. I'll say the Buffs get seven nonconference wins. Goose – There are going to be growing pains. I think we'll go 8-4 with the possibility of 9-3, but I'm afraid I might be overly optimistic and can't rule out as low as 6-6 to be brutally honest. I have us going 1-2 at PR, and I think we'll drop one of CSU/AFA. The question is can we protect our home court? If so, we should be in great shape. RumblinBuff – While the non-con schedule features more 'name' teams than previous years, it's actually designed to be pretty favorable to a team still feeling each other out. Once CU gets back from the Puerto Rico tip-off, with a trip to face Air Force in the Springs, they don't leave the state until the 4[SUP]th[/SUP] conference game in the middle of January. Two solid months in the Centennial State, all against beatable squads, should lead to a bucket-full of wins. I expect a sweep, one loss if something goes wrong, from the home portion of the non-con slate. At worst, a 1-1 split of the two in-state road trips as well. Assuming that my disappointing 1-2 prediction in Puerto Rico is correct, that should put the Buffs at 9-3 minimum headed into the New Years Eve date with Utah. What expectations should CU fans have for the season? Goose – After spending all off-season trying to raise expectations for everyone, I'm finding out that I may have been wrong. Don't get me wrong, I still think everyone is criminally low on CU right now, but I've seen a lot of people talking about the Big Dance. We're not there. There's an outside punchers chance we could sneak in, but I don't see it. I think NIT is a reasonable expectation. I'd love to go 9-9 in conference play, but I just don't know if it's possible. 7-11 seems a little more realistic. If so, that means my prediction would be 15-15 heading into the PAC-12 tourney. Win one, lose one, NIT. Which I think everyone should view as a success. RumblinBuff – CU will experience some growing pains after losing 75% of last season's offense, so overall expectations need to be tempered a bit. Luckily, the relatively easy non-con schedule leaves open the door for an over-.500 record, and another trip to the NIT. That'd be only the second time since Sox Walseth prowled the Boulder sidelines that CU would have back-to-back postseason appearances. I vehemently disagree with anyone who reflexively puts CU in the bottom-3[SUP]rd[/SUP] of the Pac-12. This squad, with appreciate home crowds supporting them, will back into 5 or 6 home wins in conference play, even if everything goes to ****. Any wins on the road (OSU, ASU, Utah?), or a 7[SUP]th[/SUP], 8[SUP]th[/SUP], or 9[SUP]th[/SUP] win at home, and CU will easily be in the muddled middle of the Pac-12. Tyler Ziskin – The bottom line is that it is a transition year for Boyle and the Buffs. This year will be a real measuring stick for Boyle as a coach, because frankly, he came into a pretty cushy position in his first year as the Buffs coach last year. The 2011 team was the most talented team Colorado has had in quite awhile. Don't take that to mean that I don't believe in Boyle, because that's not even close to true, I'm just saying we'll learn more about Boyle this season than we did last year. Fans tend to forget that Colorado basketball was pretty terrible in the W/L column prior to last year despite having some talented players like Cory Higgins, Richard Roby, etc. I think we're more talented that the 2006-2008 teams, but nowhere near last year's team. I would compare this year's roster to the 2009-10 team and the 2005-06 team... which would lead me to believe we'll be a borderline NIT squad this upcoming fall. We are picked to finish 10th-11th in the Pac 12... and I expect this team to exceed those expectations, but not dramatically. The Buffs will finish 8th or 9th in the Pac 12 this year if I had to guess. Buffnik – When we get into conference play, I'm expecting to see a team that's tough at home and struggles on the road. Also, there are teams like Arizona and UCLA that are likely to sweep us. I think that matching Stanford's 7-11 conference record from last year is about where we should be. So, I'm going with 17-13 overall heading into the Pac-12 tournament. That would put us on the wrong side of the bubble and only an appearance in the tourney finals would likely get us into the NCAA tourney. Figure 17 or 18 wins and another trip to the NIT. We could fall a bit short of that and be in the CBI (or out of the postseason) and we could finish a bit better and get into the Dance (they owe us one for last year if we're on the bubble). Zach Bell – There are so many unknowns with this team that it is hard to justify any expectation. The two huge pluses are that their nonconference is very manageable and they are walking into a very thin Pac-12. CU fans should expect a very tough, up and down season with the best case scenario being a finish near the top of the second half of the conference. Don't worry, though. Tad's got a gem of a 2012 recruiting class coming up that should elevate this program. Make sure you check back tomorrow as we will pulling out our crystal balls and taking a look at what challenges face CU in the future. 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Iranian President Hassan Rohani took the oath of office before parliament in Tehran on Sunday as Israel's prime minister warned that the Islamic Republic continues to pose a threat to regional security.
Rohani, a relatively moderate cleric, pledged to uphold the constitution and protect the official religion of the Islamic Republic of Iran in a ceremony broadcast live on state television.
Earlier on Sunday Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu lashed out at new Iranian president, saying that he aimed to destroy the Jewish state.
"The president of Iran may have been changed but the aims of the regime there have not," Netanyahu said.
"Iran's intention is to develop a nuclear capability and nuclear weapons, with the aim of destroying the state of Israel," he added
Rohani formally took office on Saturday at a ceremony in which he received the endorsement of supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, who retains the final say on all strategic issues, including nuclear talks with the the major powers.
Western governments suspect that Iran's nuclear program is cover for a drive for a weapons capability. Iran insists it is for power generation and medical purposes only.
Both the United States and Israel – which has the Middle East's sole, if undeclared, nuclear arsenal – have refused to rule out a resort to military action to prevent Iran developing a weapons capability.
Rohani too took a swipe at the Jewish state during Friday rallies marking the annual Quds (Jerusalem) Day.
"In our region, a wound has for many years been sitting on the body of the Islamic world in the shadow of occupation of the holy land of Palestine and the dear Quds," Rohani said in remarks broadcast on state television.
He pledged allegiance to the Palestinian cause and rejection of Israel as a Jewish state, an unfaltering cornerstone of Iranian foreign policy since the 1979 Islamic revolution toppled the US-backed shah.
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Lontchi ready for Latin Fury!
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When asked what fans tuning into this weekend's "Latin Fury" should know about Olivier Lontchi, the undefeated fighter who meets Juan Manual Lopez for the WBO super-bantamweight title simply said, "Watch me. Watch me fight. I don't know the result, but I know it's going to be an amazing fight."
Lontchi travels outside of Canada for the first time where he has gone 18-0-2 as a professional and steps up about as far as you can go, headlining a pay-per-view bout (Super Channel in Canada) against a rising powerhouse star in Lopez who has seen fights end early in 23 of his 25 victories. Amazingly 17 of those knockouts have come within the first three rounds. The Cameroon born Lontchi has a more modest forty-percent knock-out percentage with many of the triumphs coming later in fights, including him winning the Canadian featherweight championship versus Jason Adams in the 9th round with what was awarded 'Knockout of the Year' in Canada for 2006.
Asked if he figured it would be to his best advantage to make it to the later rounds where his power is more likely to prevail, Lontchi said, "Yes and no. It would be good to go deep but we'll see how the fight goes. I'm different than anybody he has seen in there before and he'll be different for me. We both punch hard. I'm going to have to fight a smart fight."
For Lontchi, his first title fight is the culmination of a lot of patience, a pro for five years, Lontchi saw others within the organization debut after him and get title shots. But after opening umpteen shows, Lontchi finally gets his shot Saturday. "I've had an amazing couple of months," said the 26 year-old about his training, "But this fight is more than that, it's not just about two months, it's about the five years of hard work since I came to Canada and became a professional."
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Pirates Notebook: Pitchers Buying Into The Pickoff; Burnett Has His Best Outing
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A.J. Burnett picked off a runner in the first inning today.
It's starting to become a familiar sight this Spring to see a Pirates pitcher picking off a runner at first. On Thursday, James McDonald started the game by allowing a single, then erased the runner with a pickoff to first. Today, A.J. Burnett started the game the same way. Darin Mastroianni started the game with a single, but was immediately picked off by Burnett at first.
"I know they're going to run on Burnett. I know it," Burnett said in the third-person after the game. "So any little thing I can do to get better, to help this team get better, I'm all in. And I've shown twice so far that it does help."
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Nevada Secretary of StateHome Menu
Complaint Filing Process
How do I check to see if a registrant is suspended or revoked?
The Secretary of State's website, nvsos.gov contains a public search for document preparation services that have been approved and issued a certificate of registration. It also contains the status of a registrant that will list if a registration is suspended or revoked.
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You can file a complaint by calling 1-800-450-8594. Press option 6 to reach the document preparation services division.
You can also submit a complaint online by visiting the Secretary of State's website www.nvsos.gov.
Under the Information Center, click on the link File a Complaint. We have a developed a comprehensive form designed to help you provide as much information as possible so that we are able to pursue the document preparation service that has committed a violation of the law.
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Turk Lake Bar to become a microbrewery in Montcalm Township
MONTCALM TOWNSHIP – Turk Lake Restaurant and Bar plans to break ground on a microbrewery within the month.
During Wednesday night's Montcalm Township Board meeting, Turk Lake Restaurant and Bar owner and board trustee Tom Smith asked the rest of the board to approve a land-use change to expand his business.
"I am expanding my business and considering a brewery," Smith said at the meeting.
The land where cottages sit next to Smith's business are zoned for commercial, but in the past they were changed to be used as residential, Smith said. He asked the board to have them changed back to commercial so he can build the brewery in that location.
Smith said by adding the microbrewery, he estimates he will be able to add at least four jobs. He plans to have three staple beers, one seasonal beer and he is looking into creating a specialty beer as well.
"A microbrewery is the new thing," Smith said. "It would be an asset to my business and to the community."
Clerk Carol Rosebrook asked about parking and how it would be effected with the new addition.
Smith said they do not have plans of adding seating, so parking should not be affected.
Although Smith said he hopes to break ground within the month, he does not plan to open the brewery until next year.
"I'm excited to see it in the community," said Supervisor Michael Adams.
Smith said he has been looking into the idea for about two years. He wanted something that draws people to the area and he hopes this will.
While planning, he has went all over Michigan and other states to explore how other breweries work. He said master brewers will be coming in to help.
He noted the 57 Brew Pub and Bistro coming to Greenville and said he thought it was great.
"(Breweries) are like a brotherhood," Smith said.
He said he is excited about the expansion of his business.
"I wanted to be the first in the area – I'm not – but I will be the best," Smith said.


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SNL Mocks ISIS
March 2, 2015
This skit is hilarious.
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No Miracle People
February 24, 2015
I really enjoyed this short video. Richard Feynman discusses what it takes to be a great scientist.
There are no miracle people. It just comes down to getting really interested in something, putting a great deal of time and energy into understanding it, and enjoying the entire process. That's all there is to it.
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More Thoughts On Rap Music
February 22, 2015
Geraldo Rivera is taking a lot of heat for comments he's made about rap music and how it's a toxic influence on young people. Watching his TV interviews, I agreed with him. Maybe that's a sign that I'm getting older, but a short exercise reviewing hip-hop lyrics will illustrate my point.
Take Dr. Dre's song Bitches Ain't Shit.
Bitches ain't shit but hoes and tricks
Lick on these nuts and suck the dick
Get the fuck out after you're done
And I hope in my ride to make a quick run
Or Eminem's song Kill You.
They said I can't rap about being broke no more
They ain't say I can't rap about coke no more
(AH!) Slut, you think I won't choke no whore
'til the vocal cords don't work in her throat no more?!
(AH!) These motherfuckers are thinking I'm playing
Thinking I'm saying the shit cause I'm thinking it just to be saying it
(AH!) Put your hands down bitch, I ain't gonna shoot you
I'ma pull +YOU+ to this bullet, and put it through you
(AH!) Shut up slut, you're causing too much chaos
Just bend over and take it like a slut, OK Ma?
"Oh, now he's raping his own mother, abusing a whore,
snorting coke, and we gave him the Rolling Stone cover?"
You god damn right BITCH, and now it's too late
I'm triple platinum and tragedies happen in two states
I invented violence, you vile venomous volatile bitches
vain Vicadin, vrinnn Vrinnn, VRINNN! [*chainsaw revs up*]
Texas Chainsaw, left his brains all
dangling from his neck, while his head barely hangs on
Blood, guts, guns, cuts
Knives, lives, wives, nuns, sluts
That's lovely. Let's share another gem from DMX, Bring Your Whole Crew.
I got blood on my hands and there's no remorse
I got blood on my dick cuz I fucked a corpse
I'm a nasty nigga when u pass me nigga look me in my eyes
Tell me to my fuckin face that u ready to die
U be a dead mutha fucka red mutha fucka
Don't be stupid you heard what I said mutha fucka
Who shot u ohhh nigga like u don't know
Stickin you for your doe while I'm fuckin your broke ho
Yo don't u get the picture niggaz can't touch me
Raping a bloody dead corpse to prove your social worth. Just take a moment and think about those words; let it seep in. Create a mental picture and vividly imagine yourself doing just that. You've just shot a man or a woman many times with your gun. Their corpse is sitting in a pool of blood and you proceed to have sex with it. As you finish, you're covered in blood and slowly remove your bloody penis in animal like satisfaction. What sort of mental place are you in right now?
This culture's role models seem to be violent drug dealers. Take Rick Ross and his song Rich Off Cocaine.
Bitch I'm busy baby go and suck anotha cock
Fuck a hater make me throw away another glock
Money in the mansion, yayo in another spot
Guns in the attic, mama help me put 'em up
Miami nights,
I'm livin the life
Cause I'm rich off cocaine
Cause I'm rich off cocaine
Let's fly through the coop
I lose the roof
Ain't nothin but the wind in my hair
I'm not bullet proof, I'm full of proof
That you can make it here
All that livin' fast
It ain't got to last
Now I can slow it down
Because I'm sittin' on top of the world and I'm not comin' down
According to studies, roughly 37% of rap songs are misogynistic. Women are referenced in derogatory ways, violence against them is legitimatized, we are told to distrust them, and prostitution and pimping are glorified. Roughly the same percentage of their songs deal with rape, drugs, murder, knives, guns, and other similar things.
I don't feel any of this is art or culture. Rabid sex, poverty, tribal violence, drug and alcohol abuse, and the suppression of women's rights are nothing new, believe me; just study your history books. This is barbarism and an expression of the absolute worst of mankind. Real culture lifts the human spirit to seek higher things, to understand the cosmos, and to think about the universe and our place in it.
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Slugging Through The Mud
February 19, 2015
When I woke up this morning, I found myself thinking about how it's much easier for us to waste our lives than it is to make something of ourselves. This world has a million different things competing for your thoughts every second; it's unrelenting. I wanted to take a brief moment to share some thoughts on this.
As I studied philosophy many years ago, I became interested in the nature of space and time, as well as what makes up physical matter. I wanted to know what this world is, how it came into existence, and why I was experiencing it. I'd look at myself in the mirror and see this strange human body and wondered why the things around me existed in the way that they do. So, I set out on a journey to understand.
It's been well over ten years now, maybe more; I can't really remember. What I do know is that a while back, I had this comfortable job, sitting in this nice desk, working in an office, and I was bored out of my mind. What was the point of going through that routine each and every day? I'd wake up early in the morning, go into that building at 8 AM, stay there all morning, work until noon, have a one hour lunch break, and then head back to the grind for another five hours, and then come home. I'd do that five days a week, the vast majority of my waking hours. If I factor in the amount of time it took to shower, prepare breakfast, get dressed, the drive there and back, and everything else, if was my life.
But it gets worse. Even the small amount of free time I had, by the time I would get home, I was tired, so I'd just plop down on a computer and play video games, watch movies, or do some other passive activity. I struggled to find the energy to exercise and found myself falling out of shape. If I would've stayed on that track, I would be completely miserable today.
Strangely that was the easier road to stay on; it had the least resistance. In order to escape that, in order to have a meaningful existence, I had to completely abandon everything. I came to the realization that in order to have anything worth having in this life requires you have to be ready for an uphill climb. The natural progression of affairs in this life is not anything you want. If you just go with the flow, this world will deal you a bad hand.
I had to completely reevaluate all of my pursuits and how I was spending my time. I would encourage all of you, especially if you're still young, to take time to just look at your life and where you are. Write down how you spend your waking hours and just ask yourself, "Is this what I want my life to be? Am I satisfied with this?"
I can tell you exactly what will happen if you actually take me up on this little exercise. You're probably going to say that you'd like more from life, but when you look at what would have to change, it will scare you. There's going to be some obstacle or some change that's going to ask a lot out of you. I'll share my own story.
I never wanted to attend college. I can't stand universities. I hate classrooms. I hate homework. I hate tests. I hate grades. I hate most everything about that place, but I knew that the only way I was going to be able to spend time thinking about space and time, and do some form of meaningful work for me was to become a physicist. For example, I could become an astrophysicist and study the universe, work on big simulations of stellar evolution, and other things. But here's the catch — it was going to to take years and years of education in a university. There was no way around it. I couldn't find any sort of backdoor around it.
I could've stayed where I was, writing business software, creating reports, doing financial accounting, data entry screens, and other boring things. The money was good. Why not? After all, nobody gets everything they want in life. Be thankful, right? Or is that terrible advice? I'd say it is. That's the very sort of thing you can tell yourself each day, and one day you'll wake up and realize that you've wasted all your time. You'll look in the mirror, you'll be old, tired, and out of energy. You're done. And what did you do? Nothing at all.
I enrolled and told myself, "Whatever. Let's just get this thing over with." I paced myself and adapted to this university hell by using an almost Zen like meditative state. In each class, I was solely in the moment, not thinking of anything. Thank God for Alan Watts. When I was attending mandatory lectures and doing homework, I never let myself think, "I don't want to be here. I don't want to do this." I didn't think about anything at all. I just did whatever I was asked to do, and when I finished all assignments, I didn't think of that place at all. I worked on my own things afterward, and slowly trudged through the valley of death. And you know what? I'm almost done! One step at a time does the trick.
But I look at people who were at the same place I was fifteen years ago and they didn't make the change. They didn't make the effort. They stopped moving forward. You know what? Not only have they not moved forward, but they started sliding backward. Most of them are in worse positions now than they were then. As I said before, the natural progression of things in this world is to be sucked into this black hole of crap.
One guy I've known for ages just plays video games all day long. There are all these gaming websites these days and I pulled up his profile and saw that he spends forty to fifty hours each week playing video games. He doesn't have the job he wants, he doesn't have the relationship he wants, or much of anything he wants. But it's easier for him to turn on those games and just get sucked into them, and that's what he does. And life for him continues to slide backward. I talked with him recently and told him, "Dude, we're not getting any younger. In seven or so years I'll be forty. That's not long, think of the last ten years. You're not far behind me. Is this what you want your life to be? Or do you want more?"
I have other friends from my business days, and we get together and they talk about their next venture. It's like having the exact same discussion we had ten years ago. It's the same sorts of projects, same stuff. I sat across the table and silently thought to myself, "I've left all of this behind a decade ago. It's not for me. I'm not spending any more time or thought on these things that don't matter to me."
Every day I run anywhere from four to eight miles. Why do I do that? That's the fight against the natural progression of things. That's what it takes to keep your body healthy. You have to take control of your diet and exercise. It's the same with anything else. Your mind requires stimulation. You have to keep pushing. You can't stop. You need to read books that are over your head, that take you time to digest, the sort of books you have to re-read several times, and maybe look up several things while you're doing so. Work on your education and skills. It's not always fun, but that's how you get somewhere.
Today there's a common mindset that you're to pursue your bliss. That's only partially true. To be anywhere you want to be will ask a lot out of you. The rain will be pouring, it's going to be cold, and you're going to want to stay wherever you are. You have to put on your rain coat, get out your tools, and trudge forward through the rain, slugging your way through the mud.
There are a lot of things you'll never experience if you're not willing to put in the time and effort required. If you're interested in physics for example, you'll never get as much as I do out of it by watching popular science programs, or reading introductory level books written for the general public. You have to get your hands dirty, study all the nitty-gritty mathematics, and really get in there. It takes years and years of intense study before you're even ready to approach something like quantum mechanics.
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University Life
February 17, 2015
I feel bad that I haven't posted anything in the last two weeks. I've had a lot of things in mind, but this semester I've taken a large load of "mickey mouse" courses (my adviser's description, not mine), and they're taking up all my time. I've finished all the mathematics and physics courses that I'm required to take for my undergraduate degree, but I've put off my humanities, social sciences, and other things I've been dreading. I decided to lump them all into one big pile and do them all at once.
It's been a nightmare. Well, maybe that's an exaggeration, but seriously, I find them psychologically draining. Take one of my classes I'm forced to take – an introduction to C++ programming. I've won computer programming competitions and have spent the last fifteen or more years writing software, and they have me taking introduction to computer programming. They won't allow me to test out of it and I don't know how else to get the stupid credit. So I go to these programming labs where I sit in this big room full of students for hours and they go over how to do basic floating point arithmetic, while loops, and displaying text menus on the screen. I can't help but scream in my head, "Why am I here?" On one assignment I used a function and the teacher's assistant was freaking out. "You're not supposed to use that! We haven't learned about those yet. You can't do that!" I slumped down into my chair and just thought, "Whatever. I don't care anymore. You want me to code this the long and hard way? Fine. This such a waste of time."
For my humanities classes, I've just been taking whatever seemed easiest. Another class I'm in is an introduction to psychology. I haven't learned a thing. It's mind-numbingly basic and boring. We have a textbook and the teacher goes over these Power-Point slides which summarize things in the book. Tests are multiple choice, rote memorization of bold-face terms. So I make up these flash cards a week or so before each exam and cram my mind full of things, going over and over all the cards. It really wears me down, but I've gotten 100% on everything so far.
I have to take an English class for my physics degree, and it's proving to be my most difficult challenge. Most of our grade comes from four papers we have to write and the papers are not really judged on content. He seems to grade almost entirely on grammar. He's an expert on every single English rule and how things are supposed to be done. Needless to say, I don't have any clue what he's talking about. The last time I took an English class was 1997, roughly twenty years ago. He was going over my paper and was marking things, "You used the wrong injunction here", "… 'went' should've been 'gone'. Didn't you learn that in high school freshman English?", "That's not the proper antecedent clause in this blah blah blah." He might as well have been speaking Chinese. He has these grammar lessons and I don't have the slightest clue what he's talking about. Strangely, I got the highest score on his grammar test, which showed a bunch of sentences and we had to identify parts of them which were done incorrectly. I guess I'm able to do so well because I've read so many books, but when I myself write, I apparently change "voice", and do other things incorrectly.
We have a writing center and I took my first paper to those guys. They went over it and thought everything was fine, but apparently my paper was a mess. So much for them. After the professor marked my paper all over, he looked it over and said, "Not bad. That's an 85." The score was just pulled out of the air. I've managed to keep a 4.0 my entire time at the university, which I'd like to keep, so I'm working toward a solution to this grammar issue. I need someone who really knows their stuff to correct my next papers before I turn them in. It'd probably be more beneficial if I myself could learn all these grammar rules, but with all the other things I'm having to do at the moment, there's no way that's possible.
Another one of my classes is an introduction to philosophy. After sitting through that course, I've realized that I'm not a philosopher. If the things that guy talks about are philosophy, I really need to change my website's header graphic. For example, I don't really care to get into extremely petty disputes about defining what is and what isn't knowledge.
Let me paint you a picture of what that class is like. First the professor went over all these definitions that philosophers have used over the centuries to define knowledge. Then he gave an example of these farm workers who can look at baby chickens and tell with over 99% accuracy whether they're a male or a female, but if you ask them to define exactly what it is about those baby chickens that tells them that, they're at a loss for words. So now the question: do they REALLY know the difference between male and female baby chickens?
The discussion begins. This young teenager who sounds exactly like Matthew McConaughey slowly slurs out, "I don't think he has knowledge. I mean, there is a 1 in 10,000 chance he's wrong. We can never be sure. He's just really good at guessing." I turned around and almost fell out of my seat. I gave him the benefit of the doubt and assumed he hasn't thought this through. It might be a good idea to write up a simple arithmetic exam. On it, I'd put 10,000 simple addition and subtraction problems, like 19-5 = ?, 14+2 = ?, 5+3 = ?, and so on. Then he'd get 9,999 out of 10,000 correct, and then I'd stand up and tell him, "If we're as strict as you are about knowledge, you haven't proved to me that you understand arithmetic young man. I think we need to send you back to grade school. You're just really good at guessing." If those chicken farmers were simply guessing, they'd have a 50/50 chance of getting it right, and that's roughly what their guess rate would be.
These elective classes have me so busy writing papers and pointlessly memorizing things that I struggle to find time to blog. It all really wears me down. But the end is in sight. If next semester I take a full load of mickey-mouse courses (lol, that cracks me up) like I've done this semester, I'll be done with them. It will have taken me five years to get a bachelor's degree, but who cares! I endured! I won't have to leave the physics building ever again. I'll need to take our most advanced physical mechanics course, the graduate level statistical mechanics course, the third tier advanced quantum mechanics course, and the very last advanced electrodynamics course. That's it. I'll be done. That will be most every physics and mathematics course offered there, absent one or two which aren't offered very often. Then I'll have a masters degree and I just need to write a PhD paper. How long will all that take? Depends on how much I can endure, but the end is near.
I didn't know how much I had left, but I went to talk with my advisor and he was telling me how I'd pretty much taken everything they had there. Then he told me about how it all worked and basically said, "Well we can't keep you here if we don't have any classes to offer you. Some transfer students come in and we make them take our classes here before letting them graduate, but you're done with them all. You're near the end, man."
For my PhD paper, I'm going to do a big computational project, simulating something on a big cluster of computers. I don't know what yet. That won't be bad at all. Then you will all have to refer to me as Dr. Summers! Hah, that sounds funny. Let's just stick with Jason.
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Dan Osterbrock
2008 Game-by-Game Stats
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High School: Twice named all-conference at Colerain High ... also earned two all-city honors ... holds the school record for career strikeouts with 225 ... ranked as the 31st-best player at his position by Teamonebaseball.com during junior year.
Personal: Born Jan. 27, 1987 ... son of Rich and Pam Osterbrock.
Academic Major: Horticulture.
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There is a high risk to your security in Xaisomboun Province due to the potential of violent incidents and we advise against all tourist and other non-essential travel. Travel to this area requires a permit from Lao authorities. There has been a number of violent incidents in the Xaisomboun Province in recent years. These incidents have included shooting attacks and the detonation of improvised explosive devices, resulting in a number of deaths and injuries, including of civilians.
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Violent crime, such as robbery and sexual assault, is on the increase. Petty crime, including bag snatching from passing motorcycles, is prevalent in cities and towns. Local law enforcement's response to crime is often limited. We recommend paying close attention to your personal security and belongings and avoiding unlit roads or areas at night.
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Unexploded landmines and ordnance pose a significant threat in Laos, particularly in Xieng Khouang Province (Plain of Jars) and the Lao-Vietnamese border area along the Ho Chi Minh Trail. We advise you not to stray off well‑used roads and paths in rural areas. Mined areas are often unmarked.
The area near the border with Myanmar is a known drug smuggling route, and there have been small-scale skirmishes between anti-government groups and government troops in isolated areas along the Thailand border.
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Isolated incidents of violent civil unrest have occurred in the past in Laos. New Zealanders are advised to avoid all demonstrations and protests, monitor the media for information on potential safety risks and comply with any instructions issued by the local authorities.
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There have been a number of drug-related deaths among foreign nationals visiting Laos. Some tourists have had their drinks or food spiked with drugs and have subsequently been assaulted. We recommend you take care not to leave your food or drink unattended.
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Given that non-subject had the approximate shelf life of a Britney Spears marriage, the discussion quickly moved on to some of the real feuds that have occurred in past years in and around the St. Louis Cardinals franchise.
Thinking that would be a great topic for extended coverage in an article here, I asked Cardinals history buff extraordinaire Jerry Modene his view. What I received back via email in less than two hours "off the top" of his head is the following.
I hope you enjoy it as much as I did.
1. Sam Breadon vs. Rogers Hornsby. It is as detailed in the message board thread, but it goes a little deeper than that, and of course involved Branch Rickey as well. Basically, Hornsby was completely disdainful of Rickey - the day he took over as manager, he threw out Rickey's chalkboard and databanks (or whatever they were called in 1925) - and he had even less tolerance for Breadon, who he had chased out of the locker room before.
Many people remember the 1926 incident, in which Hornsby cursed Breadon out up one side and down the other (and Breadon, in fact, never visited the locker room again for the remaining 22 years of his ownership of the Cards), but Hornsby had done likewise in 1925, and was almost traded *then* - coming off a Triple Crown season, to boot.
Anyway, after the second chewing-out-and-banishment, Breadon determined he was going to get rid of Rogers Hornsby. Rickey, who had earlier recommended it, now tried to talk Breadon out of it - Hornsby was still the greatest right-handed hitter in the game (although he only hit .325 in that pennant-winning season) and he also know that the Cards would take a major P.R. hit if they made the deal.
However, Breadon insisted, having been so thoroughly humiliated by Hornsby - and he made the deal, not knowing that the New York Giants were prepared to offer more players than just Frankie Frisch and Jimmy Ring; Breadon cut off Charles Stoneham of the Giants before Stoneham could offer more players.
As Mr. Rickey predicted, the fans in St. Louis were furious - I suspect it was the most-hated trade the Cards ever made, at least up until the Keith Hernandez trade - but Frisch responded by hitting .337 and stealing 46 bases and the Cards in fact won a few more games in 1927 than they had in 1928 - and Breadon was eternally grateful to Frisch for having saved his bacon by having had such a great season and becoming a fan favorite in his own right. Breadon stated at the time that he would never again be afraid to make a trade. Boy, did *that* turn out to be true!
2. Branch Rickey vs. Dizzy Dean. You know this one, of course, as Dean was constantly badgering Rickey for more money. Things came to a head in 1934 when Dean, miffed that he wasn't getting more money, missed an exhibition game in Detroit. Dean (and his brother Paul, who also missed the game) were fined; they tore up their uniforms and quit the team, and Rickey suspended them.
Both Rickey and Frisch refused to budge when Dean started having second thoughts and eventually Dizzy had to come to Frisch, hat in hand, to literally beg for reinstatement. Most fans don't realize that Dean won those 30 games in 1934 despite missing nearly two weeks on that suspension.
3. Branch Rickey vs. Johnny Mize. I've mentioned this one in some posts, too. In 1941, the Cards finished a close second to the Brooklyn Dodgers, and Mize publicly complained that the Cards could have won the pennant if Rickey had brought up Stan Musial earlier. Mize went so far as to suggest that Rickey preferred the Cards finish a close second after a tight, exciting, pennant race, so he wouldn't have to give players raises for having won the pennant.
Rickey's response was to trade Mize to the New York Giants, even though Mize was still only 28 or 29 years old at the time and would play another 13 or 14 seasons in the major leagues. Of all the players Rickey got rid of (he always said it was better to trade a player a year early than a year late), Mize was probably the one who he got rid of way too early.
By the way, Rickey had a pretty good reason for not calling Stan up earlier - despite the popular conception of Rickey as a slave-driver over his vast farm system, he had no desire to get in the way of his farm teams' pennant races. In a correspondence with Judge Landis, Rickey had indicated that he considered a pennant race in the Three-I league just as important as a pennant race in the National League.
Well, in 1941, Stan was playing with Rochester, which won its pennant and played - I think - Louisville in what was then called the Little World Series. As soon as those games were over, Stan and some other guys (including, I think, Marion) got the call to St. Louis.
4. Sam Breadon vs. J. Roy Stockton. This is an outgrowth of the Mize thing; Stockton, who was the editor of the Post-Dispatch, kept fanning the flames about the Cards' cheapness, but reached a new height in 1946, when at a dinner at Musial's restaurant the night before the playoff series with the Dodgers (who had finished tied for first with the Cards) began, used his keynote speech to excoriate Breadon for his cheapness and to suggest that Breadon was happier that the Cards had finished in a tie rather than winning the thing outright ("You sliced the baloney too thin, Sam") because he'd make more money with the two home games in the playoff.
This is the same dinner that got Harry Caray his job as the lead Cardinal broadcaster when Breadon cut back to just one station carrying the games, when Caray got up after Stockton and - without directly referencing Stockton's speech, talked about how generous Breadon was (he cited the stipend Breadon was paying Grover Alexander) and how lucky a player was to play for the Cardinals.
5. Fred Saigh vs. Bill Veeck. When Veeck bought the Browns in 1951, he did so with the intent of running the Cardinals out of town. He figured that Saigh, a tax laywer, didn't have enough baseball savvy to be able to withstand a full-frontal attack.
In fact, he was right - Veeck did everything he could to needle Saigh - as the Browns owned Sportsmans Park, he put up murals of old Brownie players - which Saigh would cover up with Cardinal red blankets, he challenged Saigh to various "charity" games so that Saigh could get on his high horse and sniff that the Cards weren't out of their pennant race yet (but they were), and most importantly, whenever the Cards would try to send someone down to the minor leagues, Veeck would put a claim on them.
Plus, Veeck would sign anyone Saigh was trying to retire - Breechen and Marion come to mind. Saigh claimed tampering, but couldn't make the charge stick. Veeck always believed he would have indeed run the Cards out of town - Saigh was about to sell out to the operators in Houston - when Gussie Busch came riding to the rescue. Busch bought the Cards, bought the ballpark, and Veeck and the Browns were gone by the winter of 1953/54.
6. Harry Caray vs. Ken Boyer. Don't know a lot about this one, but apparently Caray was highly critical - on the air, and often - of Boyer, to the point of saying things like, "And here's Boyer with two outs, and I'll be back with the final score in just a minute."
Caray really riled the fans up against Boyer - much as he would against Brian Downing and Tony La Russa years later - to the point where, as Bob Gibson wrote, one could count to three after Boyer was introduced to the crowd, knowing that the boos were coming.
Caray got into a similar contretemps with pitcher Tracey Stallard in 1965 - yes, the guy who gave up Maris' 61st homer was a Cardinal in the mid-60's - to where they were ready to fight.
7. Dick Groat vs. Johnny Keane. This is the feud that got Bing Devine fired in 1964. Groat, coming into the season, had had a permanent "green light" on the hit-and-run (he was a good hit-and-run man) but when the move ran into a string of bad luck, Keane took the green light off.
Groat, who was a bit of a moaner anyway, complained to Eddie Matthews of the Braves - who was going out with one of Gussie Busch's daughters, who told old Gussie about it. While this was going on, Keane and Groat mended their fences after a team meeting, and everyone - including Devine - thought the issue was over and done with.
Unfortunately, when Gussie then came around to ask Devine if there were any problems on the team, Devine answered in the negative - and Gussie fired him for withholding the Groat fuss.
8. Branch Rickey vs. Bing Devine. Tied in with this was Rickey's rehiring in 1963 as a consultant; Rickey considered himself the man running the team - not Devine, who had worked for Rickey as an office boy in the 1930's. Rickey constantly had Busch's ear and continually undermined Devine's decisions - he tried, unsuccessfully, to block the Gotay-for-Groat trade, for instance.
Rickey was trying to get Busch to hire his protege, Bob Howsam, as general manager, and eventually that's what happened - although by the time it did, Rickey had second thoughts and urged Busch to keep Devine on. Didn't work, and Howsam's first ordered move as the new general manager was to fire Branch Rickey.
9. Bob Gibson vs. Gussie Busch. This isn't really a feud, but more a case of hurt feelings. Gibby had already gotten Gussie mad at him in the spring of 1969, when during the now-forgotten players' strike of spring training, Gibby had gone on the Tonight Show to explain the players' point of view on the issue. Gussie never forgave Gibby for that.
Flash forward 12 years and Gibby's enshrinement into the Hall of Fame, when in his speech, he forgot to mention Gussie. Gussie's feelings got hurt (Jack Buck came up to Gibby to give him the bad news) and Gibson - who had anticipated getting a Budweiser distributorship like Roger Maris did - saw untold millions wash down the drain as he never got the distributorship.
10. Al Hrabosky and Ted Simmons vs. Vern Rapp. We all remember this one - Rapp took over as Cards' manager in 1977 and laid down the law - no facial hair, no fooling around, etc. Hrabosky was the main victim of all of this (as was Bake McBride, who resisted Rapp's orders to cut his hair and shave his beard, and found himself traded to the Phillies in June) and although the Cards improved from 70-92 to 83-79, Hrabosky didn't pitch as well - he'd lost his mystique - and was traded to Kansas City the following winter.
That sets the stage for 1978, when the Cards got off to a bad start and Rapp chewed out Ted Simmons, calling him a "loser" and blaming him for the team's problems. The players were nearly ready to revolt at that point, and Jack Buck went on the air about it - which got Rapp fired.
11. Ozzie Smith vs. Tony La Russa. Do I really have to go into this one?
12. Tino Martinez vs. Tony La Russa. This is probably the best-publicized of the feuds of this decade, as Tino's pride was wounded by La Russa's pinch-hitting for him against tough lefties and moving him down the batting order - to the point where Tino's clubhouse complaining was bringing the whole team down.
The Cards took care of that problem by basically giving Tino away (and paying most of his salary) to Tampa Bay. Other recent feuds include Ron Gant/Brian Jordan vs. La Russa, especially when Gant tried to play the race card, and Jeff Brantley vs. Dave Duncan - Brantley complained that Duncan stopped talking to him because he wasn't pitching well. Brantley and Gant were taken care of by being traded to the Phillies.
Those are the only ones I can think of, off the top of my head. I didn't want to count cases of mere hardheadedness, or I would have mentioned guys like Jason Marquis and Garrett Stephenson and Alex Johnson, or Bob Uecker vs. Bob Howsam…
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Zombie Cupcakes: From the Grave to the Table with 16 Cupcake Corpses by Zilly Rosen, includes recipes like Brain Food; Skeletal Zombies; Knives; Royal Icing; and Italian Meringue Buttercream.
Makes 12
Difficulty Rating 2 of 3
Decorations can be made the same day as baking.
Brains are a delicacy in the cuisine of many cultures, and zombies are no exception. These sweet honey cupcakes with a delicious buttercream filling are the quintessential end to a big zombie meal. A useful survival tip you should know is that destroying a zombie's brain is a sure-fire way to kill it.
1. Preheat the oven to 350 degrees F. Line a 12-hole muffin pan with 12 paper cupcake liners. Put the honey, butter, and sugar in a large saucepan and heat gently, stirring constantly, until melted and combined. Pour the mixture into a large bowl and let cool.
2. Sift the flour, baking powder, salt, and spices into the honey mixture and stir together, Using an electric mixer, gradually beat in the eggs and then stir in the milk until smooth. Spoon the batter into the liners. Bake for about 25 minutes, turning once halfway through baking, until well risen and firm to the touch. Transfer to a wire rack and let cool.
3. To make the brains, divide the pink Half & Half (fondant/gumpaste mixture) into 12 equal-size pieces. Roll one piece into a ball and squeeze it gently from both sides to form an oval. Use the side of the end of a toothpick to score a groove down the center of the oval, creating the 2 hemispheres of the brain. Make sure that the groove curves all the way under the brain. Repeat to make another 11 brains.
4. Fit a pastry bag or parchment paper cone with a fine plain piping tip and fill with the peach Royal Icing. Put each brain on a square of acetate to hold it in place white you are piping, and pipe squiggles and curves all around one side of the brain, Repeat on the other side.
5. To fill the cupcakes, make a large hole in the center of each cupcake with the handle of a wooden spoon.
6. Fill a pastry bag with the Italian Meringue Buttercream and squeeze gently until the hole is filled and a small amount of buttercream comes out of the top.
7. Dust the counter with cornstarch and roll out the green fondant to a thickness of 1/8 inch. Using a 2-1/2 to 3-inch round cutter, cut out 12 circles that will cover the cupcakes. Place a fondant circle on the top of each buttercream center.
8. Use a small amount of water to attach a brain to the center of each fondant circle. Fill a pastry bag or parchment paper cone fitted with a fine plain piping tip with the clear piping gel. Pipe the gel all around the base of each brain to make it look gooey.
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