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Message to Nancy Pelosi: when NBC's Matt Lauer and David Gregory agree that your quest for a big plane is turning into a PR mess, and ABC's Chris Cuomo calls it a case of "jet envy," it's time to fold your wings.
Lauer raised the matter with David Gregory on this morning's "Today": "Let's talk about the size of the plane that Nancy Pelosi has requested from the Pentagon. Depending on the spin you want to believe here, either the Speaker says it's to travel efficiently back to her home district; Republicans are saying it's an abuse of power. Either way, does it just look bad from a PR standpoint?"
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Gregory agreed: "I think that's the problem. This is a Democratic leader who's promising to clean up Washington. It's worth remembering, post-9/11, the House Speaker gets private air travel by the Air Force to get back to his or her home district. Dennis Hastert went back to Chicago [in the much smaller plane shown here], Nancy Pelosi is going back to San Francisco. She wants the ability to go direct and not have to refuel on the way and have some family members go with her, and none of that is untoward, but the Air Force is saying, the military is saying 'look, we can't guarantee you a 757' which is essentially what she wants, it depends on availability. Republicans are saying 'look, this is more than just efficiency, this is extravagance.'"
That's when Lauer offered unsolicited but no doubt solid advice: "And if you were a PR firm giving guidance to the Speaker, you'd probably say 'take the refueling stop and smile,' right?"
Gregory: "Right, and it's something she's going to have to grapple with in the days to come."
Aside: The flap over Pelosi's plane pales in comparison to the news displayed in the screencap of the 757: due to the heavy lake-effect snows in upstate NY, tonight's bingo at the VFW hall in Fulton has been cancelled :-(
ABC Update: Good Morning America also covered the plane flap,
if you will, this morning. Host Chris Cuomo, surprisingly, said: "is
this about security, or ego? Sounds like a case of 'jet envy.'" In the
course of the report by senior national correspondent Jake Tapper, it
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ATLANTA Corey Brewer's decision to return to Florida for his junior season might have been the catalyst for the Gators' second consecutive national title. Monday the forward with the NBA game cut down the nets a second time and walked away with most outstanding player honors.
Florida's two other starting frontcourt players from last year's team, Al Horford and Joakim Noah, had discussed between themselves, after the 2006 title run, the possibility of coming back for a repeat effort this season.
Both had pretty much decided to return, but when Brewer said he too wanted to come back, the decision was finalized for all three.
Brewer was the player Gators fans and coaches most expected to leave.
Noah and Horford are the sons of former professional athletes. Brewer's financial situation is much different. He's from the small town of Portland, Tenn., and his father has serious health issues.
Ellis Brewer had a leg amputated last fall and has been hospitalized recently with heart and diabetes problems. If Brewer could make a commitment to return, the other two could also, Horford and Noah said this season.
Brewer said in recent days that his father's health issues have been on his mind, but he found time Monday night to celebrate with his teammates.
"It means a lot," he said of the MOP award. "But if I could break it apart, I'd give (pieces of the award) to my teammates.
"It's unreal. To hear One Shining Moment almost makes you want to cry, and it's the second time our team got to watch it. That's why you love college basketball, to be in this moment right now."
Brewer finished with 13 points and eight rebounds against Ohio State but spent most of the postgame news conference praising his teammates and deflecting credit from himself.
"Hopefully, we'll be viewed as one of the best college basketball teams to play the game," he said. "We always stay together, and this is what we came back to do; you can argue it, but you've got to put us up there."
When asked if there was any chance he would return for his senior season, Brewer did more deflecting. "I couldn't even tell you right now," he said. "I'm just too happy about winning the national championship."
Courage award:
The Duquesne men's team, which persevered through the season despite being faced with the tragedy of having five players shot in an incident a month before practice started, was presented with the U.S. Basketball Writers Association's Most Courageous Award.
The annual award is given for demonstration of "extraordinary courage reflecting honor on the sport of amateur basketball."
Coach Ron Everhart, who led the team to a 10-19 record, thanked the school and Pittsburgh-area community for supporting the club and the players injured in the Sept. 17 shooting incident, which occurred outside a campus dance.
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Florida coach Billy Donovan sidestepped a question about whether he would be a candidate for the opening at Kentucky, saying it wasn't the time to address that. "It's about these kids," he said.
Polling date:
Ohio State entered the NCAA tournament as the top team in the USA TODAY/ESPN Coaches' Poll and the Associated Press media rankings. However, the last five national champions — Maryland, Syracuse, Connecticut, North Carolina and Florida — were not on top of the polls when their tournament runs started.
The Buckeyes went into Monday's title game with a 9-0 record this season and a 60-4 all-time mark when ranked first.
SEC history:
Florida is the third program in the history of the Southeastern Conference to reach the Final Four in two consecutive years. Kentucky has accomplished the feat twice, in 1948 and 1949, in addition to making the semifinals three consecutive years from 1996 to 1998. Arkansas made the Final Four in 1994 and 1995.
Ohio State's offensive production and rebounding have gotten better since the tournament started. The Buckeyes averaged 73.6 points a game in the regular season but entered the championship game scoring 80 points a game in the tournament. After outrebounding opponents by 3.1 a game before NCAA play began, OSU outboarded its first five tournament foes by 6.0 a game. OSU entered Monday 22-0 when outrebounding an opponent this season.
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The U.S. labor force is shrinking. Back in 2007, 66 percent of Americans had a job or were actively seeking work. Today, that number is at 63 percent and falling.
My colleague Jim Tankersley had a smart story on this trend over the weekend, but I'll also add in this chart from Derek Thompson. It breaks down the labor force decline by age group and offers one of the clearest illustrations of what's happening:
Labor force participation rates for younger workers, ages 16 to 54, has been dropping sharply for a number of reasons — some good, some terrible. Younger people are more likely to stay in school than they used to. But the terrible economy is also keeping some people at home. The decline of manufacturing has left many older workers unable to find new jobs. And, as we've seen, some workers are moving to disability programs.
On the flip side, the labor force participation rate for older workers, age 55 and up, has been rising of late. People who were near retirement saw their savings evaporate after the financial crisis, so some of them are now working longer to repair the damage.
But when you combine those together, you get a net drop. Older Americans are still very unlikely to work. And so, as the United States ages, and more Baby Boomers shift into that 55-and-older cohort, the overall labor force participation rate drops. As Bill McBride explains here, "The recent decline in the participation rate was mostly expected, and most of the decline in the participation rate was due to changing demographics."
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Long commute time linked with poor health, new study shows
New evidence shows that a long commute by car not only takes hours out of your day, but could take years off your life.
A study published this month in the American Journal of Preventive Medicine found that the longer people drive to work, the more likely they are to have poor cardiovascular health.
"This is the first study to show that people who commute long distances to work were less fit, weighed more, were less physically active and had higher blood pressure," said Christine M. Hoehner, a public health professor at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis and the study's lead author. "All those are strong predictors of heart disease, diabetes, and some cancers."
The study monitored the health of 4,297 adults from 12 counties in Texas, a metropolitan region where 90 percent of people commute to work by car, Hoehner said.
The New York area has the longest average commuting time -- almost 35 minutes -- of any metropolitan area, according to the Census Bureau in its analysis of the 2009 American Community Survey. But the other nine metro areas in the top 10 also averaged a half hour or more. And even the area with the shortest average commute, Great Falls, Mont., still clocked in at 14 minutes.
That's important because those who commuted by car 10 miles or more each way were more likely to have high blood pressure than people who drove shorter distances. And those who traveled 15 or more miles each way were more likely to have bigger waistlines and less likely to be physically active, according to Hoehner's study.
Tom Ricci, 53, drives 130 miles round trip each day from his home in Mahopac, N.Y., to his job at a music record company in Lyndhurst, N.J.
He gets up at 4:30 a.m. almost every day to hit the gym before work.
"I'd go crazy and lose my mind" without a workout routine, Ricci said. "You need a release from that grind."
Diet, exercise and sleep habits were not looked at in the study, Hoehner said. They also can also contribute to obesity and high blood pressure.
Christine Bruno of Garrison, N.Y., feels the difference. Her commute used to be 7 minutes. Now since she moved in with her fiance it take up to 90 minutes each way to make the 40-mile trek to New Rochelle, N.Y.
"By the time you finish your final meal of the day, there is no time to do much else," said Bruno, 40. "There is no time to exercise. And there is no time to go to the gym, and it's a huge issue, because I used to be a gym rat."
Danielle Mahoney, 36, lives in Patterson, N.Y., works in Suffern, N.Y., and commutes 126 miles round trip a day. Her company offers fitness classes to employees several times a week so they can exercise during the day. Without them, Mahoney said, she wouldn't have time for the gym, especially with twin toddlers at home.
The hours she spends in her car are "definitely draining," she said.
"If it's a longer day or you didn't get enough sleep, you can doze when you are driving," she said. "Numerous times I catch myself."
Dr. Franklin Zimmerman, a cardiologist and director of critical care at Phelps Memorial Hospital in Sleepy Hollow, N.Y., said what makes long commutes by car even worse is that many people are also sitting at work.
He tells patients to get 30 minutes of moderate to vigorous exercise each day. If people can't get to the gym, he suggests they park their cars farther from their offices and then walk. People can also sneak in exercise by getting off the elevator and taking the stairs.
"It's OK to split it up into increments," he said. "It's hard to find 30 minutes, but it's not hard to find five minutes, and all of that still counts."
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The Western Hemisphere Institute for Security Cooperation's Command and General Staff Officer Course Class of 2013-14 graduated 62 students May 21 in a ceremony in Marshall Auditorium, McGinnis-Wickam Hall.
The CGSOC is the Army's middle-management course, taught in its entirety in Spanish at WHINSEC. The Institute is a satellite campus for the course that is taught at the Command and General Staff College in Fort Leavenworth, Kansas.
The graduates represent all branches of military service and law enforcement organizations from nine nations: Canada, Colombia, Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, Guatemala, El Salvador, Mexico, Panama and the United States.
U.S. Army Maj. Gen. Simeon G. Trombitas, senior defense official/defense attaché-Mexico, gave the commencement address.
The 45 U.S. military graduates (Army, Navy, Air Force and Marine officers) for the first time included a senior warrant officer, Chief Warrant Officer 5 Terry Baltimore.
Co-honor graduates were Guatemala Army Maj. Mario Castillo and U.S. Army Maj. Raymond Santiago. U.S. Army Maj. Arnold Rivera earned the Gen. Matthew B. Ridgway Leadership Award.
W. Chris King, dean of academics at the Command and General Staff College, Fort Leavenworth, conferred the Master of Military Art and Science degree on five students: Castillo, three U.S. Army majors and one U.S. Air Force major.
Thirteen U.S. graduates earned Master of Science in International Relations degrees at Troy University during the yearlong course. Troy students use credits earned from the CGSOC course along with credits earned in Troy courses given on nights and weekends. John D. Van Doorn of Troy University-Columbus/Fort Benning presented their diplomas.
The graduation culminates a year of study in a course designed to educate intermediate-level Army, sister-service, and partner-nation officers to be prepared to operate in full-spectrum Army, joint, interagency, and multinational environments as field-grade commanders and staff officers.
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2. How to create a Schema and table in oracle 11g. Let me know if scripts are available.Are you referring to custom schemas? If yes, please see https://forums.oracle.com/forums/search.jspa?threadID=&q=Custom+AND+Schema&objID=c3&dateRange=all&userID=&numResults=15&rankBy=10001
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Hi Peter,
I experience a similar behavior with the 1.2b2 re-release.
But I think I have nailed down the problem.
If one enables Dial-on-demand for PPPoE and has no DNS server specified
in the General Setup and enabled "Allow DNS server list to be
overridden by DHCP/PPP on WAN" in the General Setup m0n0wall has no DNS
to query for an IP address.
Therefore the connection does not established, because the m0n0wall
does not know a DNS server to query. It works perfectly if there is at
least one DNS server specified in the General Setup.
Hope this is understandable?
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On Oct 26, 2004, at 6:21 PM, Peter Allgeyer wrote:
> Hi Garret!
> I want to help you, but I'm not sure that you want help from me?!
> You have been asked to:
> a) configure your MUA to a correct line-length,
> b) provide me with a output from syslog
> No answer to it, but instead a further mail to this list ...
> Am Di, den 26.10.2004 schrieb Garrett um 17:51:
>> When 'Dial-On-Demand mode' is enabled, the 'Idle timeout'
>> field does not accept a value of 0 (disable),
> Ok, consider this as a bug. I will see how we correct this till next
> beta version (I think, there is no need for filling in 0 secs).
>> and entering anything else (eg. 60 secs) seems to break
>> PPPoE until 'Dial-On-Demand' is disabled.
> What _exactly_ do you mean by saying "(it) seems to break PPPoE"? I can
> not reproduce it, because I do not know your config nor do I have a
> syslog output from what is going on. For me and others it works.
> Please be sure to get the version with build time 23:57 if you use
> PPPoE/PPTP on WAN!
> Ciao ...
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Now that Nick Swisher has joined the New York Yankees, the city must be buzzing about his "relationship" with Danielle Gamba.
Thanks to a hott tip from "Trish" on August 25, we learned that Swish NEVER dated Danielle. So, your friends at Fantasy Baseball Dugout want to clear the air – Nick Swisher is NOT, and has NOT ever dated that woman, Miss Gamba.
For the last year or more, Swisher has been dating Catherine
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Academic Suspension Appeal letter, Sample & Format
An Academic Suspension Appeal letter would be written by a student who has received an academic suspension letter from the school due to some misdemeanor. The suspended student responses to the suspension with an appeal letter to appeal against the suspension with good reasons stated or just deeply apologetic.
Richard Clayton
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January 26, 2011
Academic Discipline Committee
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Dear Sirs
RE: Academic Suspension Appeal
I have received your letter on the above caption. I am writing in response to appeal against the suspension.
Firstly, I would like to apologize in writing over my foolish act during the final examination. I should have adhered strictly to the examination regulation not to communicate with anyone. But in that moment of unwise thinking, I responded to my friend's whisper of help behind me.
I did not assist him in any way that would have favored his academic performance. I just turned back in response to a cry for help. It was not an intentional act of copying or communication.
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Your link sucks but it is confirmed
Prediction: he's there for one year, two tops, and then leaves to take a better job like Illinois or Tennessee
If that happens, that's a benefit for WKU. That means he'll likely have done well for himself there, the program's profile will have been raised a bit, and they'll get a $1MM buyout.
It's rare that a school in the Sun Belt can attract a big name, so I think it is a risk a school like WKU has to take.
He prob took that job because it was the best he could get.
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Kai Jackson, the longtime anchor for Baltimore's CBS owned station WJZ, told The Baltimore Sun he's joining Sinclair Broadcast Group as national correspondent.
"I'm really excited," said Jackson, who left WJZ earlier this month. "It's a company at the forefront of the industry, and I appreciate that they think I have something to offer."
"Kai will be a special correspondent covering stories in the nation's capitol for all of the Sinclair news operations," Scott Livingston, VP of news at Sinclair told The Sun. "He will develop stories that focus on our commitment to advocacy journalism. Our goal is to produce stories that give context to the hot button issues in Washington."
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Cheney council adopts 2013 budget
Cheney you have a budget.
City Council members unanimously approved budget ordinance V-99 at their Nov. 27 meeting and in doing so adopted the city's $23.22 million spending plan for 2013. The council adopted the plan with very little citizen comment at any one of its three budget meetings, nor via other channels, with only a few changes Tuesday night.
Chief among these was a reduction in the $100,000 Light Department's appropriation request for a remodel of the council chambers and other parts of City Hall. The expenditure included in the department's $7.98 million budget called for removal of a beam in the council chambers along with extension of the back wall that Light Director Joe Noland said would have increased the room's seating capacity and generated energy savings.
Noland said after Tuesday's meeting that he, Mayor Tom Trulove and City Administrator Arlene Fisher discussed the project after questions arose during the Nov. 13 meeting. Because there is some uncertainty regarding the feasibility of the work and what it would require, Noland said it was agreed to reduce the request to $25,000 in order to hire a consultant to study the project. If the study came out favorable, Noland said he could go back to the council for approval and pay for it out of department reserves.
Trulove thanked the work of all those involved in preparing the budget from council members to department heads and city staff. He noted that staff members in particular worked hard in creating a budget smaller than 2012's $23.3 million appropriation.
"They sharpened their pencils until they were stubs," Trulove said. "(Having a budget) makes it easier to sleep at night."
In other action items the council unanimously approved authorizing the Mayor to sign a $103,010 contract with Olsen Brothers Pro-Vac for the wastewater inflow and infiltration project.
The council also gave its authorization to the Parks and Recreation Department to submit online for a grant from the General Mills Foundation. If selected the grant would provide $10,000 to the city for implementation of the "Color Me Healthy" curriculum in area preschools.
According application information, only 50 of the grants are given out each year. "Color Me Healthy" is an "evidence-based program" geared towards preschool children to teach them about physical activity and healthy eating, and is in over 50,000 childcare centers nationally.
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Russian commercial television station NTV has shown graphic night-time footage of an incident at the Khankala base housing the Russian military headquarters outside Grozny.
The TV gave conflicting details of the origin of the firing, quoting one official as saying it was caused by 'friendly fire', rather than by a Chechen rebel attack.
The head of the press centre of the Russian forces in Chechnya, Sergey Artemov, said a grenade launching unit was given the wrong coordinates.
As a result five shells were fired in error at the Internal Troops helicopter landing pad. An investigation into the incident was under way and those responsible would be punished.
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A Russian Interior Ministry spokesman later said rebels had tried to attack the base, but were repulsed.
Commander Sergey Matveyev said his forces had fired on rebel unit in the woods. One of the shells went astray, hitting a Russian tank and injuring three soldiers.
Search and destroy
The daily reports by the Russian military and the Chechen rebel website give some idea of the intensity of the continuing conflict.
"Federal forces conducted several search and destroy operations against rebel bases and weapons dumps in the past 24 hours. As a result, 10 rebel bases, seven camps and six undercover mini-oil refineries were destroyed, weapons and ammunition, including over 38,000 cartridges for small arms and over 3 kg of TNT seized, and 17 people detained." (Interfax news agency)
"Field engineers foiled another terrorist act by Chechen rebels when they found and destroyed a 152-mm artillery shell planted by the roadside between the villages of Shaami-Yurt and Katar-Yurt in south-western Chechnya. Four similar devices were found in the area over the past three days." (Itar-Tass news agency)
"A special Islamic brigade reports a successful operation in Urus-Martan: a mobile detachment of Chechen mojahedin attacked and destroyed a group of Russian occupiers. A Ural vehicle belonging to the aggressors was knocked out. The mojahedin fired on the occupiers with machine-guns and assault rifles. The Ural caught fire and exploded. At least six occupiers and a truck were destroyed." (Chechen rebel Kavkaz-Tsentr website)
"Rebels ambushed a military convoy today on the Caucasus federal highway near the Samashki forest [in western Chechnya]. Commandos manning checkpoint 505 said an infantry combat vehicle was damaged when it was hit by a grenade, wounding the crew and special-purpose troops riding on top." (Itar-Tass news agency)
"Gunmen opened fire on servicemen at a post in the Leninsky district of Grozny on Thursday evening. Privates Vitaly Nigmatullin and Alexander Gordeyev were taken to hospital and died during surgery. Private Sergey Styazhkin is still in hospital." (Itar-Tass news agency)
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By Randy Dotinga, HealthDay
The death rate from cardiovascular disease in the United States has declined 28% since the late 1990s, but heart disease and stroke still account for one-third of all deaths, a new study finds.
And the cost of preventing and treating heart disease is higher than for cancer or any other diagnostic group, an estimated $286 billion in 2007, according to the annual update from the American Heart Association.
"We haven't won the war," said Dr. Veronique L. Roger, lead author of the report, published online Dec. 15 in Circulation.
"While there are more people living with cardiovascular disease, there are also more costs in terms of dollars and in terms of the cost to individuals who are living with heart disease instead of disease-free lives," said Roger, chair of health sciences research at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minn.
Comparing data from 1997 to 2007, the researchers found the number of inpatient cardiovascular operations and procedures grew by almost 30%.
These procedures helped to extend the average age of death from cardiovascular disease to 75 years, but that is still well before the average life expectancy of 77.9 years in the United States.
Meanwhile, millions of Americans continue to make poor health decisions that sabotage efforts to further reduce cardiovascular disease. For instance, in terms of risk factors for heart and stroke, the report found that:
- 23% of men, 18% of women, and almost 20% of high school students smoke.
- About one-third of U.S. adults (aged 20 and older) have high blood pressure, but fewer than half of those who are aware of it have it under control.
- Two-thirds of adults are overweight or obese. Nearly one-third of children between 2 and 19 years old are overweight or obese.
- About 15% of adults have total serum cholesterol levels of 240 mg/dL or higher.
- 8% of adults are known to have diabetes; 36.8% have prediabetes.
Even so, the overall findings are positive, experts say.
"There are hundreds of thousands of individuals who might have died or been substantially disabled from cardiovascular disease in the past who are instead able to lead full, productive, satisfying lives," said Dr. Gregg Fonarow, a cardiologist at the University of California Los Angeles, who is familiar with the report findings.
Experts believe that advances in medicine may have outweighed the damage from the obesity epidemic during the decade studied.
Stents that prop open clogged blood vessels and medications for people with heart disease have made a major impact on survival rates, said Dr. Kirk Garratt, clinical director of interventional cardiovascular research at Lenox Hill Heart and Vascular Institute in New York City.
"You cannot deny that these stents improve the quality of life for millions of Americans living with heart disease," he said.
But healthy lifestyle choices are crucial for longevity, and the way to become a healthier society is to do it "one individual at a time," Roger said. Controlling weight through diet and exercise will be key to achieving the Heart Association's 2020 goals of improving cardiovascular health by 20% and reducing deaths from heart disease and stroke by 20%.
Genetics play a significant role in the development of cardiovascular disease, the authors acknowledge. An early heart attack in a parent doubles the risk of heart attack in men and boosts it by 70% in women. And your risk of heart disease will double if your brother or sister has a history of heart disease.
But genes aren't destiny. If you're at higher risk, take care of yourself, these experts advise.
"You can't really control your genes," Roger said, "but you can control how you play the deck of cards you've been dealt."
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NECXIII will be sponsored by:
Big E Gaming
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STREAM: (Main)
Will be streamed by none other than the infamous Team Sp00ky! The stream can be found
2nd StreamTekken/SCV and more Jaxel:http://www.twitch.tv/8wayrun
3rd StreamAll around Bifuteki: www.twitch.tv/Bifuteki.com
4th Stream Smash(Brawl and Melee) Calvin-VGBootCamp and Mark-Clash
http://www.twitch.tv/vgbootcamp and http://www.twitch.tv/clashtournament
5th Stream P4A/BB/GG Alan: http://www.twitch.tv/St1ckBuG
Unless otherwise stated all console tournaments will be played on PS3.
All singles tournaments will be standard format 2/3 games for normal matches and 3/5 for finals matches. (UMVC3 will be 3/5)
Team tournaments are single match the entire tournament including all finals matches.
Venue and entry fees will be collected between 9am and 5pm both days. Please allow 1 hour prior to tournament start time to register. Even if you preregistered online you will still need to check in at the registration desk for each tournament.
Saturday 12/01/12
Team Tournaments:
SSF4:AE teams 3v3 11:00am $30 per team
UMvc3 3v3 11:30am $30 per team
3S:OE 3v3 6:30pm
DOA5 2v2 1pm $20 per team
SfXt2v2- 3pm $20 per team
MK9 2v2 - $10 per team
ScV2v2 12pm$20 per team
TTT2-2v2 12pm$20 per team
KoF13 3v3 1pm $30 per team
Brawl and Melee Teams
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SSF4:AE 6:00pm $10 will continue Sundayps3 $500 pot Bonus plus some HOT prizes
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MK9 3pm start time $10ps3 pot Bonus plus some HOT prizes
SC5 3pm start time $10 (top 8 sunday)ps3 Pot Bonus info coming soon
TTT2 2pm start time $10 (top 8 Sunday)ps3$1000 Pot Bonus+ (free plane ticket to FR16)Plus more news to come
P4U 1:30pm start time $10Ps3- $750 bonus pot(Atlus sponsored).
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GG 3:30pm start time $10 ps2
DOA 5 5pm $10 Ps3-$500 pot bonus (sponsored by Team Ninja)
Melee Doubles 11am start time
Brawl doubles/Melee Singles1pm
Brawl Singles3pm
ST 5pm start time $10 held on arcade cabinet Or Super GunPot Bonus info coming soon
SSF4:AE continued from Saturday 1:00pm
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SC5 continuned from Saturday12pm
TTT2 continuned from Saturday 12pm
SfXTekken 3pmstart time$5 entry fee
MB:AA TBD start time $10Pot Bonus info coming soon
AH3TBD start time $10 entry feeps3
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CvS2 TBD $2 PS2
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OMEGA RUGAL 4 years ago#3
I find it weird that Playstation AllStars just came out and all the sudden brawl and melee tournaments everywhere instead
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Project5Boss (Topic Creator)4 years ago#4
OMEGA RUGAL posted...
I find it weird that Playstation AllStars just came out and all the sudden brawl and melee tournaments everywhere instead
Sucks, I'd really watch a PAS: BR tourney, that game is pretty cool despite being imbalanced right now.
SadCubsFan 4 years ago#5
I didnt realize it was this weekend. Which big name players are attending?
Project5Boss (Topic Creator)4 years ago#6
Chris G, Justin Wong, Noel Brown, I'll assume Pr Rog and Ricky Ortiz might show up. I think Yipes will be there too. Not sure if Flocker will be there but it should be good...after pools that is.
A fair amount of the people who showed up to CM5 should be there.
evilvergil 4 years ago#7
IIRC Rayray wont be attending NEC this weekend.Alukard confirmed this on twitter.of course i could be wrong.
On another note,im super hyped!I would have liked to have gone but i work unfortunately, so im tuning in to the streams,Mainly for Marvel and Persona.
askinywhiteguy 4 years ago#8
So this goes on at the same time as IPL? The twitch servers are already ****ed up enough as it is due to that.
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Old_Sod posted...
I'll be there. (I really need to change my gamefaqs name... Lol. Long story)
Tournament doesn't start til tomorrow but the room im in will be streaming tonight. Alot of good players will be doing mm's (Josh Wong,Demon Hyo,Doc Chaos,,DRS Shakugan,Moons,J Rosa,Unknown,omgitzandre etc. Yipes is already there so he will probably slide through as well. Alukard and Ray Ray said they couldn't make it.
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Cards_and_Hats 4 years ago#10
No skullgirls? Damn even with the new patch that game is dead yo
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Warner Bros. has released the first teaser trailer for the nightmarish horror film Annabelle. The movie is a spin-off of James Wan's terrifying movie The Conjuring, and it will tell the origin story of the creepy-ass Annabelle doll. This is a great trailer. It's so hideous in the best possible way. It actually gave me the same kind of chills that I got when I first saw the trailer for The Conjuring.
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Shakespeare Electronic Conference, Vol. 4, No. 758. Thursday, 11 November 1993.
Date: Wednesday, 10 Nov 1993 11:49:28 -0500 (EST)
Subject: The Ghost in *Hamlet*
The discussion of *Hamlet* makes me think of a suggestion one of my
undergraduate students made recently. He argued that the ghost is a
hallucination. His evidence is that only Hamlet hears it speak; that Gertrude
does not see it in the bedroom scene; and that it appears to others than Hamlet
only in the dark, when bushes are easily supposed bears, as Theseus points out.
I had not heard this suggestion before, and I was skeptical, but I couldn't
think of anything to refute it; in fact, I pointed out in response that Hamlet
exclaims "O my prophetic soul" when the ghost tells him about the murder,
suggesting that the ghost is, in fact, saying what Hamlet already suspects.
The fact that all the guards on the walls see the ghost can be explained as a
species of mass hysteria.
I wonder if his suggetion has been made by someone else. Is it a standard
interpretation of the ghost? I don't recall having read it anywhere, and I'm
not inclined to believe it, but I find the suggestion intriguing. Is there a
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Wellmont Health System hospitals continue to receive solid scores from a national organization that evaluates facilities for their measures to ensure patient safety.
Bristol Regional Medical Center and
Takoma Regional Hospital in Greeneville received "A" grades from The Leapfrog Group, an independent, nonprofit organization that promotes transparency and value-based hospital incentives.
Holston Valley Medical Center in Kingsport received a "B."
"These are outstanding scores and reflect Wellmont's commitment to provide a safe healthcare environment so patients can focus on healing," said Tracey Moffatt, chief operating officer. "We welcome this external review so that we can maximize our processes to ensure patients remain
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Moffatt said Wellmont's hospitals will not rest on their laurels but use this recognition as motivation to continue looking for ways to enhance the patient experience.
The Leapfrog Group's evaluation, called the Hospital Safety Score, is based on survey information provided on 26 patient safety measures. Bristol Regional, Takoma Regional and Holston Valley received exceptional scores for their leadership structures and systems, risk and hazard
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The current outbreak of the haemorrhagic fever in northwestern Congo has killed at least 29 people.
Funeral rites in the area include touching the deceased as a way of proving that you had nothing to do with the death.
World Health Organization experts have travelled to the town of Mbomo to warn of the dangers.
The team, which includes a medical anthropologist, will try to encourage people to honour their dead with a different ceremony which is normally used when someone dies abroad
Fadela Chaib, a WHO spokeswoman, said: "This illness incites a lot of fear and a lot of myths."
Deadly haemorrhages
Ebola causes high fever, diarrhoea and bleeding from the nose and gums, and can induce massive internal haemorrhages.
It is thought that a total of 48 people have contracted the virus in the latest outbreak.
The Congolese health ministry has said a further 98 people were thought to be at risk, and were under observation in Mbomo, the main town in the Cuvette West region.
These people have had direct contact with Ebola patients or the bodies
of those who have died.
Ebola is thought to be contracted by people who eat the flesh of infected animals in the central African rain forest.
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Naruto Shippuuden: Narutimate Accel 3 Announced For PSP
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Update: Official websites launched here and .
Update 2: New screenshots at here and here.
Update 3: TGS 2009 promotion video.
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Stow return to form
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STOW-on-the-Wold returned to winning ways in the Berks/Bucks and Oxon Premier Division with a 55-17 triumph at Gosford All Blacks.
Following the previous weekend's shock 25-24 defeat at lowly Phoenix, Stow had a stronger team available and started off playing into a strong breeze.
Gosford, much-improved this year, repelled early pressure and grabbed a converted try under the posts following a scrum.
Stow replied five minutes later after good forward pressure and the in-form John Ford crashed over from a maul with Nick Cafearo converting.
Full-back Cafearo collected a kick, booted ahead and got a lucky bounce to run in under the posts before kicking a penalty to make it 17-10 at half-time.
The game was even for 15 minutes after the break until Tim Peachey charged down and scored the try which gave Stow a clear lead.
It was increased when Cam Davidson ran a good angle to score under the posts.
Gosford replied with a converted try but Stow, in full flow, finished the match with tries by Hugo Griffiths (2), Cafearo and Will Ford.
Meanwhile, Stow's Will Goodrick-Clarke, who plays for Gloucester Academy and attends Chipping Campden School, has won a place in the England Under 16s elite squad, following in the footsteps of Elliott Stooke with the under 20s.
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Mumbai: Breaking news in the film industry of tinsel town – Mahesh Bhupathi and Lara Dutta have apparently tied the nod. The lovely Bollywood actress and the tennis ace had a registered marriage on Wednesday. This fact was indeed confirmed by the two, as Mahesh decided to post a comment on his personal Twitter account saying that "Mr. and Mrs. Bhupati folks…", comment that was made under a picture of both of them.
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All at sea: the don goes cruising
I have never been on a cruise before. I have crossed the Aegean and the Channel in a ferry and my granddad was a merchant navy captain (and we plenty of photos of him "on the bridge" as it were). But that's about as far as my nautical experience goes.
Anyway -- I am now cruising. Just for a few days, lecturing on Pompeii (and assorted other ancient topics) on two cruises run by Voyages to Antiquity, on a ship called 'Aegean Odyssey'. I'm actually picking up the end of one cruise and the beginning of another, so I'm not really going very far -- from Naples to Sorrento, to Civitavecchia, and back to Sorrento. Hardly much of an Odyssey. But the truth is I'm rather enjoying it.
Sure, the whole idea of a floating hotel still feels a bit odd, and even three days in I haven't got the foggiest clue which end of the ship (which I keep wrongly calling 'boat' is which), and I can never remember which 'floor' is which (my cabin is on the 7th, but is Reception on the 5th or 6th? don't ask me). And this, despite the fact that the husband (who had sailed with an earlier cruise) had given me helpful practical guidelines about how the boat worked, and who is who etc.
But the food is good, the alcohol generous, the view from my cabin mostly bloody marvellous (the pics are from our Sorrento stop), and everybody -- from the crew to the other passengers and lecturers -- pretty charming. And there is, I confess, something nice about having everything arranged, at least for a few days. The bit I liked best was leaving the boat -- sorry SHIP - to go to Pompeii and being given a couple of little bottles of ice cold water to take along. Just what you need.
And there have been some good trips too. My favourite was to Oplontis yesterday morning.
If you haven't been there, do try to go one day. It is a vast Roman villa (mostly excavated in the 1970s, but work is still going on): real metropolitan, top of the range, Roman millionaire row stuff, with some of the most stunning painting to survive anywhere in the world, not to mention a vast swimming pool. And almost noone visits it. That's partly because it is a bit off the beaten track in the rather nasty town of Torre Annunziata, which is hardly tourist friendly, but is on the Circumvesuviana railway line.
It is partly, I guess, to try to get people to go there that the authorities have hyped a very tenuous connection between the villa and the emperor Nero and his second wife Poppaea.... and you will often find it referred to as the "Villa of Poppaea". Even if true (which I doubt), that it is not the most interesting thing about the place. Whoever owned it, what you see here are some stunning remains of the best that Roman money could buy (and it makes a good contrast with Pompeii, where there are some wealthy houses and some really high quality art -- but nothing at this level.)
Anyway when our party of 30 or so went yesterday, we were more or less the only people there for the whole morning.
But I have missed something being here: namely Newnham's appearance on University Challenge. I gather they beat Southampton by not very much is a rather low scoring match (well done anyway, ladies). But my informant tell me that Jeremy Paxman signed off the show with the line that Newnham hadnt done badly seeing that they represented only half the human race. Now I suspect that Paxman's views on single sex colleges are not far from mine (ie in favour), and this was a bit of friendly banter. BUT, as Southampton team was composed entirely of men, it must have seemed a bit odd.


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Dear Statalisters,
I am using Stata 12 for MAC. When I tried to write in Chinese
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all Chineses characters strangely turns into "?????" .
I tried to adjust some items in "preference" for do-file editors to
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one year membership
space to fit rental
self-guided tour
(first 45 minutes only)
dedicated event planner
house tablecloths
mansion music
housekeeping fees
appetizers, passed
(select menu items that add up to at least $97.50/person or more, items selected will be for entire group)
bbq sliders
$22/person, select two from: chicken, beef & veggie with zesty bbq sauce. served with jicima cole slaw and creamy potato salad
lollipop lamb chops
$15.50/person, marinated with roasted garlic & fresh rosemary, with a mint jus with horseradish, mint, and wine sauce to dip
mediterranean delights
$5.50/person, dates, goat cheese, prosciutto & figs drenched in brandy
mini beef wellington
$15.50/person, baked filet coated with pate de foie gras & duxelles with bearnaise sauce to dip
mini crab cakes
$14/person/hour,with spicy & traditional sauces
shots of soup
$8.50/person, select three: bayou black bean, cucumber & yogurt, new mexican gazpacho new york pumpkin & butternut squash ginger and carrot, wisconsin wild mushroom, indiana corn chowder, mom's thick chicken noodle, tomato, cold melon, minnesota wild rice and bean soup, maine lobster bisque (add $4/person)
steak au poivre
$15.50/person, peppercorn crusted filet seared and sliced thin on a crisp crostini
tomato & mozarella
$15.50/person, heirloom tomatoes & mozzarella on a crostini, with olive oil & fresh mucro basil
tuna tartar
$13/person, on a crisp wonton & wasabi creme fraiche, avocado & raspberry
appetizers, stationary
cheese factory
$11.50/person, an assortment of imported and domestic cheeses
crudite baskets
$7.50/person, our garden's freshest vegetables with a trio of homemade vegetarian dips
african tribal spears
$3.75/person, belgian endive piped with chevre peppers and seasoning
louisiana shrimp cocktail
$8.50/person, with fiery dipping sauce
traditional shrimp cocktail
$8.50/person, with gin and ginger dipping sauce
seasonal fresh fruit display
raw bar
(35.50/person)(custom ice sculpture $750 on up)
jewels of the sea
oysters on the half shell, crab legs, traditional shrimp cocktail, louisiana shrimp served with an assortment of dips and sauces
sushi & sashimi station
($15.50/person)(add sushi master for $400)
(custom ice sculpture $750 on up)
an assortment of authentic japanese favorites, including pacific tuna, flying fish roe, salmon, vegetarian, california roll, smoked eel. served with aged soy and sesame, wasabi and ginger
carving station - yum!
($45.50/person) select two meats & one vegetable
assorted roasts
(select two of the following) veal loin, smoked turkey, fresh turkey, filet of beef served with an assortment of horseradish, jus, mayonnaise, mustard and cranberry sauce
crispy green beans
with almonds
signature smashed potato
in a martini glass
seasonal vegetable medley
wild rice and dried cherries
italian station
assortment of pasta
(select 3) angel hair, penne, gnocchi, ravioli, tortellini, gluten free
(select 3) alfredo, basil pesto, bolognese (ground meat sauce), marinara, puttanesca (tomato sauce with capers, anchovies, onion and garlic)
caesar salad
crisp romaine with parmesan and garlic toast (with or without anchovy)
chicken picatta or parmesan
eggplant, japanese or italian style
from our hearth pizza
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grilled eggplant & zucchini
$6.50/person, eggplant and zucchini covered in cajun spices grilled then tossed with a hot pepper vinaigrette on italian bread
haricot vert salad
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italian seafood & antipasto feast
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macaroni & cheese bar
$10.50/person, select 3 toppings to add - bacon, eggs (boiled & chopped), ham, onion, spinach, tomato (add $1.50/person for each additional topping)
mansion baked bread
$5.50/person, (select 3) cheese, meusili, cranberry, focaccia, country raisin, 9 grai, rosemary garlic, italian served with sweet whipped butter & 100% olive oil
spaghetti & meatballs
kids of all ages
($45/person) (pre-select four)
chicken fingers
french fries
grilled cheese
kosher hot dogs
with all the fixin's
mini hamburger sliders
with all the fixin's
mini pizzas
potato skins
with fixin's
seasonal fresh fruit
torilla chips with salsa
vegetarian eggrolls
mediterranean station
assortment of olives & oils
$3/person, with herbed flatbreads
baba ghanoush, taboule, hummus
$8.50/person, served with fresh pita
chicken tikka
marinated in greek yogurt, cumin, coriander, and other spices for 12 hours and braised in its own juices until juicy and tender
cous cous
with dried cherries, pistachios & mint
lamb tagine
slowly braised with olives, dates, carrots, onion, celery & garlic with a mint cous cous
mediterranean rice
with vegetables
vegetable baskets
with 3 vegetarian sauces to dip
whole poached salmon
salad bar station
assorted organic greens
with strawberries, goat cheese, walnuts, raspberries, tomato, dried cherries, cucumber, pine nuts, cheddar, swiss, blue cheese, parmesan, baby cherry tomato, onion, chopped egg, bacon, mushroom, yellow & red pepper & garlic crouton
mansion made dressings
cherry blossom, vinegar & oil, balsamic delight, thousand island
vegetables & starch
garlic smashed potatoes
$4.75/person, idaho potatoes smashed with garlic and butter
green & orange
$8.50/person, asparagus topped with fresh orange
green and white flowers
$6.50/person, florets of broccoli and cauliflower tossed with lemon and tarragon
harvest moon
$9.50/person, autumn butternut squash drizzled with orange blossom honey and toasted california almonds
hunan noodle salad
$9.50/person, tender noodles tossed with shiitake mushroom crisp snow pea pods and colorful peppers in a spicy sesame oil and soy vinaigrette
mushroom rice
with parmesan cheese
seasonal roasted vegetables
singing mushrooms
$6.50/person, sautéed wild mushrooms topped with fried spinach
sweet potato mousse
wok on the wild side
$22.50/person, mounds of fresh vegetables lightly coated with tempura batter and quickly fried to a golden brown. served with sweet plum, honey-orange blossom, and soy-ginger sauces for dipping
dessert station
(our pastry chef is ranked top 10 in the nation)
caribbean delight
$10.50/person, gleaming bowls filled with papaya, cantaloupe, hawaiian pineapple strawberry, kiwi, raspberry, blueberry, blackberry with sides of chocolate, creme fraiche and brown sugar to dip!
fresh seasonal berries
spectacular sweets & cakes
a variety of tortes, cakes & cookies. (add $15.50/person)
gluten free, sugar free & nut free
available by request (add $3.50/person - must order for entire party)
other stations
custom ice sculpture
(prices vary- inquire) select a creative sculpture for your raw bar and/or sushi station
(inquire for pricing) select a creative luge for your signature drink - vodka, martini, champagne, schnapps or any beverage your heart desires, even sodas
cigar & spirits
cigars & scotch
(prices vary)
cigars & port
(prices vary)
cigars & bourbon
(prices vary)
cigar roller
starts at $975/hr (2 hour)
starts at $450/hr (2 hour)
please note:
20% set-up fee, 10% tax, and gratuity are additional. your non-refundable, non-transferable deposit will be applied to your event costs
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On Oct 10, 2010, at 9:49 AM, Joe Maimon wrote: > > > Owen DeLong wrote: >> On Oct 10, 2010, at 1:20 AM, Joe Maimon wrote: >> >> >>> Is there any reason a large ISP might want more than one 6rd scheme? >>> >>> >> Not that I can think of, and, the real problem with 6rd is that it doesn't matter what >> size ISP you are... From the tiniest to the largest, they all consume the same >> messed up prefix size for the same number of end bits to the end site. >> >> So even a tiny ISP with 100 customers, if they want to give /56s to their end sites >> will still consume 56-32 = /24. >> >> Owen >> >> >> > What about traffic engineering? It would be a lot nicer if return trip to my users could deterministically stay within region. > > Joe Permit me to rephrase... There is nothing that in my mind would justify the community granting more than one 6rd prefix to an ISP, given the incredible waste inherent in the first one. I would advocate that, instead, if you want to do TE with your 6rd, you should, as an ISP, either disaggregate your 6rd prefix accordingly, or, you should move towards a more native solution where you could get appropriate native allocations with much less wastage. Owen


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KidKupz: Kid Friendly or Are You Kidding?
Maybe Mary Poppins was right . . . a spoonful of sugar may help the medicine go down! Seeing how hard it was for children to take bad-tasting medicine, a mom and grandma developed an idea for candy-coated medicine cup rims to help ease the sting of the elixir. KidKupz ($7 for six) combines a standard medicine cup with either sour cherry, blue raspberry, watermelon or green apple candy rims, making taking medicine less of a chore, and more fun. Like other medicine tricks we've seen, this one tries to mask the taste with something tots are familiar with taking. Would you try this trick?


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Denver Nuggets vs. Oklahoma City Thunder game two preview: Nugs shouldn't change much
It might not seem sensible...
Still, the Nuggets would be well served to duplicate their game plan from Sunday's 107-103 loss to the Oklahoma City Thunder in game one of their playoff series in the next matchup tonight.
The first game gave credence to the idea that this series is largely the Nuggets' deep cast vs. Thunder stars Kevin Durant and Russell Westbrook.
Durant and Westbrook combined for 72 of OKC's 107 points, while Nenê led the Nuggets with 22. However, five Nuggets scored in double figures, while only one Thunder other than the big two, back-up point guard Eric Maynor, hit double digits. More importantly, Durant and Westbrook shot a lot of jumpers, and they'd be hard pressed to repeat their efficiency in that area.
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Westbrook went 12-23 from the field and Durant was 13-22. For two players who shot 44 and 46 percent respectively from the field during the regular season, Sunday's shooting performance was an aberration. More encouraging are the shot charts for Durant and Westbrook. The two combined to make only four shots within three feet of the rim.
While Durant made fifteen trips to the free throw line, Westbrook took only five foul shots. As George Karl has said, the Nuggets will be happy if Oklahoma City's stars take that many jump shots again. The formula for defending these two is fairly simple; keep them out of the lane and off the free throw line. If they make contested jump shots, so be it. The Nuggets would do well to play them the same way and hope they don't combine to shoot 56 percent again.
The Nuggets need to cut down on the number of open three-pointers they give up to keep the Thunder from shooting 47 percent from downtown again. It is also unlikely, we hope, that the Nuggets will get worked by the refs again. The NBA announced on Monday what everyone watching the game with a functioning set of eyes saw on Sunday -- referees Steve Javie, Zach Zarba and Bill Kennedy should have disallowed Kendrick Perkins' go-ahead basket with 1:05 left because it was goaltending.
But the Nuggets can't blame the entire crunch-time meltdown on the refs. Danilo Gallinari made Denver's last field goal with 3:06 left in the game, and the team added only two free throws the rest of the game. The Nuggets' score-by-committee approach may doom them if no one steps up at the end of the game to take control of the offense.
Of course, the Nuggets would have had more margin for error late if they had made free throws early. Apparently, the entire team decided to see what percent it could hit from the line if every player closed his eyes. The answer was 63.6 percent. If the Nuggets shot around their season average, 77 percent, they would have had five more points on the board. They lost by four.
On the encouraging front, Nenê seems to show no lasting effects from banging knees with Kendrick Perkins in the third quarter, and he surely leads the league in dunking in Perkins' face. Who knew a surly-looking hunch-backed seven-footer was all that was needed to bring out the beast in Nenê we've been waiting for all these years?
Although Nenê missed practice Monday, he should start. Point guards Ty Lawson and Raymond Felton also sat out practice, but should be good to go. As for Arron Afflalo, not so much. He's out tonight with a hamstring injury and game three is up in the air. As Nuggets.com's Aaron J. Lopez reports, Afflalo will base his decision on how the series is going. Translation: If the Nuggets lose tonight, Afflalo could attempt to come back earlier.
The Nuggets sure could use his defense on Westbrook and three-point shooting after knocking down only 25 percent in game one. But he tried to return early three times at the end of the regular season, only to re-aggravate the hamstring each time.
The rotation is down one man, but the Nuggets still have plenty of bullets to fire at the Thunder. The defense did a good job of denying Durant from even touching the ball down the stretch. A better strategy than forcing him into tough shots is to not allow him to get the ball at all. Playing physical as Durant tries to run off screens could prevent him from getting in a rhythm.
But the Nuggets don't need to re-invent themselves. Hit some more free throws, defend the three better and hope that two of the game's ten best players don't prove their worth quite so convincingly. In a series as even as this one, that constitutes a sound game plan.
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As a post op patient of Dr. Stephens I can honestly say I have never seen a MD like him he made my surgery experience so comfortable for me and my family memebers. It was a 8 hour procedure followed by post op care from him that was remarkable. He updates family during surgery as well as after answering all questions with a great bed side manner.
The best surgeon in the WORLD when it comes to jaw reconstruction and such.
Dr. Stephens is a brilliant skilled surgeon. I have JRA and have had two previous surgeries on my jaw before seeing him. He determined that that total replacement was the best way to go, and he was right. He has a great bedside manner, he is caring, he explains everything to you, and answers every question you have. After I got out of the hospital, I had had a reaction to one of the medications that I was on, and he had me come to his office (when he was in Brookline) at 8:00 PM and he did an IV in the office to re-hydrate me, as well as wanting me to come to his office on Sunday to follow up. He goes way ou tof his way. He actually cares about his patients. Thanks to him, I now have use of my jaw and my life back.
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