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DEERFIELD, Ill. -- When Bill Cartwright arrived in 1988, he gave the Chicago Bulls that final, key piece they needed to be a championship team.
Now the Bulls are putting the former center in the middle once more, hoping he can rescue the NBA's worst team and at least make it competitive again.
''I don't think we've felt hopeless. I think that we just haven't been as successful as we'd hoped,'' Cartwright said after he was introduced as the team's new head coach Friday.
''Hopefully some of the changes I'll make will help the guys, and put them in situations where they can be more successful.''
Cartwright replaces Tim Floyd, who resigned Monday after going 49-190 in three-plus seasons. There's no interim tag attached, and general manager Jerry Krause said he'd like Cartwright -- who has five NBA championship rings as a Bulls player and assistant -- to be Chicago's coach ''for the next 10 years.''
But the two will sit down after the season to make sure Cartwright wants to continue as head coach. If both agree, Cartwright will get a three-year contract.
''That's good to hear,'' Cartwright said, drawing a laugh. ''Let's go, Jerry. Let's sign it up now.''
Cartwright's first game as a head coach will be Saturday, when the Bulls play visiting Cleveland. Pete Myers, a Bulls scout the past two years, will fill the open assistant's spot.
''I think it brings some hope,'' guard Fred Hoiberg said. ''Guys were jacked up today. ... It just brings some excitement, and hopefully we can bring that out onto the court.''
The team Cartwright is getting is far different from the ones he played on. Michael Jordan and Scottie Pippen are long gone, and the franchise's hopes now rest with a couple of 19-year-olds, rookies Eddy Curry and Tyson Chandler.
The Bulls are a paltry 49-192 since winning the last of their six NBA titles in the 1990s, and have shown no signs of getting any better anytime soon. Attendance is dwindling, and the top free agents don't even consider Chicago anymore.
Hiring Cartwright won't solve everything, but at least it's a start, veteran Charles Oakley said.
''There are still some things that need to be changed around here,'' said Oakley, who was traded for Cartwright in 1988. ''It can't happen overnight. It's going to take time. I think Bill knows that and management knows that.
''All he wants is a chance.''
And if anyone can turn the Bulls around, Cartwright might just be the person to do it. A first-round pick by the New York Knicks in 1979, he spent 17 years in the NBA and averaged 13.2 points and 6.3 rebounds.
His presence and quiet leadership might have been even more valuable. Though a fractured larynx has left him with a raspy voice -- he's had five operations to repair it -- he's never had a problem making himself heard to his teammates or his players.
A co-captain on Chicago's first three championship teams, he was one of the few players who would stand up to Jordan. And when Pippen staged his 1.8-second boycott during the 1994 Eastern Conference playoffs, it was Cartwright who confronted him afterward.
''Coach has been around and he's got five rings,'' said Ron Artest, who clashed with Floyd this season. ''He's a player, he's a great player. That's important because you can look at the tapes. Whatever he's telling us, you can look at the tapes and it speaks for itself.''
And Cartwright will be bringing his past to the Bulls present. Defense will be his team's trademark. The triangle offense, used so successfully by Phil Jackson's title teams, will be put back in after being junked earlier this year.
''I know this is a big challenge. I feel that I'm ready for it,'' Cartwright said. ''With the young players that we have, we're going to try to bring them along the best we can. We have talented young players. We have enough weapons to win.
''In fact, if we had been healthy, I probably wouldn't be here.''
While Cartwright wouldn't predict how many games the Bulls will win the rest of the season -- they're an NBA-worst 4-23 right now -- he did promise the team will be better.
''I despise losing and I'd love to win every game the rest of the year,'' he said. ''But I think the biggest thing that you can do is to try and see growth from this point on. ''By growth I mean growth in how we're going to guard. Growth in how our players handle themselves on the floor. Growth in our ability to learn how to share the ball and help each other be successful.
''I think if we can do that, we'll become not only a better basketball team, but we'll win some games, as well.''
Published in the Athens Banner-Herald on Saturday, December 29, 2001.
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Synthetic marijuana and bath salts are now the most widely abused drugs among young people in several parts of globe.
According to the 2013 World Drug Report, the prevalence of new psychoactive substances have increased by more than 50 percent from 2009 to 2012, even exceeding the total number of substances under international control.
These psychoactive substances are marketed as "legal highs" and "designer drugs" under the street names spice, bath salts, and meow-meow. The majority of users are teenagers who perceive the drugs as being harmless.
The United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) described the proliferation of new psychoactive drugs as happening at "an unprecedented rate and posing unforeseen public health challenges." And while law enforcement lags behind the problem, illegal drug manufacturers are getting better and better in terms of changing the formulation of their products to avoid legal troubles.
UNODC warned that "the adverse effects and addictive potential of most of these uncontrolled substances are at best poorly understood."
Meanwhile, the use of traditional drugs seems to remain steady if not significantly declining. In the United States, cocaine use continues to drop, though prescription drug abuse is growing.
High prevalence of opiate use was also reported from Eastern and South-Eastern Europe, as well as South-West and Central Asia.
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First Alternative Energy Index Spawns Exchange Traded Fund
Investing in a portfolio of companies involved in alternative energies such as wind, solar, and hydrogen fuel cells has been challenging, but it is now getting easier. Last month saw the launch of the WilderHill Clean Energy Index (ECO), a benchmark comprised of publicly traded companies involved in alternative energies that is published by the American Stock Exchange. [ more ]
A listing of the index components for this ETF can be found at the AMEX website. This is great news and also a great way to invest in Alternative Energy Companies. I feel that ETF's are much more cost efficient and easier to use than mutual funds. This ETF is scheduled to launch in October and I will post the ETF ticker symbol when it starts trading.
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Worst and RUDEST Dr. EvER!! Where should I begin?! Went in over year ago for breathing problems. Honestly I have had a couple NOSE jobs but as?a result of domestic violence it was re-broke. He told me I have a Michael Jackson NOSE and he would NOT touch it but he would do an in office ball on sinoplasty,and it would?solve my problems! WRONG I'm worse than EVER! At a follow up I got some botox.. what a glutton for stupidity I am.. I was supposed to have a?follow up for EVERYTHING 3 months?Later, I got a call fro. Michelle saying he has a family emergency but would return in 2 weeks and they would call to reschedule.. it's been a years! I called last week because I wanted the test of my botox and my Follow up visit.. in horror the scheduled me with appologigirs and attitude of why didn't you call us? Then today , Michelle called with the same LIES hi Anna Dr Manipur has an emergency.. before I would listen to anymore I Demanded a refund and told her I would reporting this practice and I will NEVER return . Also they billed me $800 for a night guard I NEVER Purchase d!@ ALL about the Money.. just another QUAK DR !@
I had my second visit today with Dr. Aminpour and i couldn't be happier!I had an emergency visit two weeks ago. He is very knowledgeable,caring,kind and professional Doctor. I highly recommend him for all ENT needs! Thank you Dr. Aminpour .
RIP OFF! Unethical practice! Will take advantage of you, especially if you have money! My daughter went to see Dr Aminpour after a direct elbow to her nose playing soccer; concerned it may be broken. Not having an ENT, she called around to multiple Drs in the area to get consultation prices. She told them she was paying for everything herself and asked to know the costs up front. They told her $200 for a consult, but if the DR needed to do a scope of her nose it would be an additional $200. Thinking she would get an answer without the scope, the doctor barely looked at her nose before he had the scope out and up her nose. He obviously didn't even bother asking her if she wanted it before proceeding. He told her that her nose was shattered on one side and fractured on the other and that he could do a closed or open reduction to fix it. She explained she had a high deductible and wanted a cash price for a closed reduction. Iris the office manager verbally told her it would be less than $1000. The next day when she called to make an appointment Iris quoted her $1300 and said she needed to go through insurance. Getting a very weird feeling, she decided to call a very highly respected doctor in Beverly Hills to compare prices. They said they could do a closed reduction for around $600 and could do it that day if needed. A short time later, Iris called her back to see if she wanted to schedule. She told them no thanks because she found another Dr willing to do it for half the price and very highly rated. Iris suddenly became her best friend and DROPPED their price to $600 as well! HUH??? They tried to extract as much $ as they could from my daughter and then all of a sudden dropped their price when she told them she was going elsewhere! They ended up calling her back several times, trying to lure her back. And unbelievably, that very same day my daughter went to see the BH Doctor who shockingly told her that her nose WASN'T broken!!! It was just a bad contusion and there was nothing that needed to be done! WHAT!?! I am absolutely shocked that Dr Aminpour and his staff would be this unethical as to lie to a patient about their condition in order to extract money from them. Scaring a patient with false diagnosis in order to get them in is not ethical! And what exactly would he have done if she came in for the closed reduction?? Would the doctor actually have broken her nose in order to reset it? Dr Aminpour and his staff are unscrupulous and unethical.
Worst customer service at a doctors office. My first impression is a beautiful office, but could care less about his patients. Overall a discourteous office staff.
Dr. Amimpour was in a hurry to attend somebody else somewhere else... He was very rude, his staff was disorganized and rude just like him. They misplaced my MRI's, ordering me to go back and get copies. After what seamed to be an eternity, they found my MRI's, and never apologized for their irresponsibility.
I have been unable to breathe through my nose very well for years, and had multiple sinus infections and other problems. I was actually referred to Dr. Aminpour because I was having problems hearing. Once there, Dr. Aminpour did a hearing test, and discovered that I did not have a hearing problem - my eardrums were not working due to the fact that my sinus cavity was terribly impacted! He recommended surgery for a deviated septum. I was a little alarmed, because I have (in my own opinion) a very nice nose and did not want the shape of it changed. He reassured me that the operation would not change the shape of my nose, which is thin and fine. After the operation, I was pleased to see that there was no bruising, and the shape of my nose was unaltered. Plus I have the satisfaction of breathing properly for the first time in years!
The staff is very rude and has to compassion for their patients that are ill. DO NOT go to this doctor..
I wish I could give this so called Dr. minus 5 stars. I walked in after I had a sinus infection. The staff was nice, but the Dr. was in a rush. The fact that he was in a rush didn't prevent him from sticking this device inside my nostrils for 15-45 seconds, without warning me of what's yet to come... I paid the co-pay of $50.00 of course, only to discover 2.5 months later that I was charged $450.00 for those "precious" 15-45 seconds of glorious nostrils. I think only an NBA player makes $450.00 per 15 seconds. He may have gone to med school, but he's not there to really help people get better. He is there to MAKE MONEY and that all there is to it!!! Check everything if you still decide to go and visit that place. He will charge you unimaginable charges!!!
Great dr and man. Went to him to fix a mess another so called Ent in west hills made. Has the best bed side manner and is sooo friendly. His staff goes above and beyond to help with all your needs. He is the only Ent I will ever see....... I would recommend him to eveyone
For several years, I was told by my Family doctor that I needed my tonsils removed. He had referred me to 3 different ENTs which all had declined the surgery stating I was too old to have them removed. A year later after another ear infection, I found Dr. Aminpour who informed me 47 was not to old to have tonsils removed. He explained the procedure as well as being able to take care of my deviated septum at the same time. This also included plastic surgery to fix the shape of my nose. Dr. Aminpour is an excellent physician. I had minimal bruising and recovery was exactly as Dr. Aminpour had explained it would be. I highly recommend Dr. Aminpour. Not only is he a phenomenal surgeon, but as a plastic surgeon, he's an artist!!!
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So, Twitter is making up stories about Chuck Hagel, just to help out. (wink wink). And it's trending.
Chuck Hagel Owns 90% of the real estate in MECCA #FakeRightWingHagelStories
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@jeffersonobama I heard his ancestors nailed Jesus to the cross.
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Zingy Lemon Cake
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Ingredients Nutrition
- 2 eggs
- 2⁄3 cup 2% low-fat milk, divided
- 2 teaspoons vanilla extract
- 2 cups sifted cake flour (sift first then measure)
- 1 cup granulated sugar
- 2 1⁄2 teaspoons baking powder
- 1 lemon, zest of, finely grated
- 1 pinch fine salt
- 1⁄2 cup butter, softened
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- Preheat oven to 350°F Grease bottom and sides of one 9" round cake pan. Line bottom with parchment paper and set aside.
- In a bowl, whisk together eggs, half the milk, and the vanilla.
- In another bowl, whisk together flour, sugar, baking powder, lemon rind and salt. Using an electric mixer, beat dry ingredients with remaining milk and butter at medium speed for 2 minutes until fluffy. Add egg mixture 1/3 at a time, mixing well and scraping down sides of bowl between additions.
- Transfer batter to prepared pan. Bake in preheated oven 30 minutes or until cake tester comes out clean from center. Cool in pan 10 minutes. Run a thin-bladed knife around the edge of the pan, then turn cake out onto a rack until fully cooled. Peel off parchment paper before slicing.


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TeachingKidsBusiness.com recognizes that golf is a great sport that's not only fun, but can be used for business purposes. Thanks to Tiger Woods, many more kids are interested in golf, entering the game of golf and proving that it is a game kids can play well, enjoy and learn a lot from.
TeachingKidsBusiness.com Caddie Program (Caddy Program) as part of our "Business Encounters" programming. We believe that kids will benefit greatly from business/work experience at an early age. In a lot of cases, a caddie job can be the first job for kids and we want to participate in preparing you and helping you succeed.
Caddying is a job responsibility at a golf course where you work for a golfer to carry or pull their golf bag and assist them during their round. By the end of the program you will understand this in much more detail. Caddying is a great way for kids to gain valuable work experience, exposure to the great game of golf, develop important work habits & life skills and meet & work for a variety of people.
The intention of our Caddie Program is to encourage kids to caddie, golfers to use caddies, golf tournaments and golf courses to extend the opportunity for kids to caddie. We don't have to put caddie programs in all golf courses to succeed, all it will take is the generosity of each golfer to create one opportunity for a kid to caddie. We also have to create golf course opportunities to attract the participation of golf courses.
These programs will leverage the great sport of golf with the tradition of golfers generous support to our communities and helping kids. Kids will benefit greatly from the experience and the positive exposure to the golf environment.
We also hope that some of the money that kids make from their caddie jobs will go towards their education and preparation for their careers.
We are creating programs such www.kidse-marketplace.com to actually set kids up in business to provide more experience opportunities for kids.
Please consider supporting this program and our other initiatives by purchasing our book "The Kids' Guide To Business" . Our book has been created to help kids learn about & experience business and prepare for careers.
There are four (fore!) components to our Caddie Program.
Kid's Traditional Caddie Program
Kid's Career Preparation Caddie Program
This program is intended to develop kids in the traditional caddie role and hopefully help develop a supply of eager caddies. With the use of an online caddie training manual and other helpful information we hope to bring more kids back to the traditional caddie role. Kids will learn to work hard, gain great experience, exposure to golf , earn good money, meet and work for a variety of people.
We will provide helpful material to golf courses to help them organize a caddie program.
This program is being developed to leverage the traditional caddie position to help kids network and understand career options. It is important that kids have learned the basic caddie skills and gained experience before participating in this program. The program will provide kids with ideas on how to approach people on career advice in a way that is appropriate on the golf course and that is agreed to in advance by their golfer.
Kids will caddie for a reasonable fee and when appropriate ask your golfer questions about career preparation and choices. We will help you prepare by providing you with a number of tools.
The program will introduce kids to golf, to caddying and provide you with experience and some career insight and advice. There are many life skills that can be learned on the golf course. Example; honesty, integrity, sportsmanship, good work ethic, reputation and social skills .
Here are some tools to help you;
We are working on developing events to promote kid's Caddying. We believe that events will create awareness of our Caddie Program and provide kids with caddie opportunities.
For those kids who are interested in developing caddie careers, we are developing helpful information. There are some excellent programs that we will link you with.
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Prerequisites: If you have not downloaded the Android sdk, you can download it from here: http://goo.gl/OwiJz. If you are using windows, navigate to Other Platforms> Windows .exe file.
Backing up your device using 3rd party apps can be quite a hassle. Instead, copy the data off yourself using adb.
App data is saved in the /Android/ directory. Save a copy of this directory before reformatting your android system.
To execute an adb command on a linux/mac device, simply navigate to the sdk-tools/platform-tools directory and type
On Windows / PC the location is generally C:/user/Appdata/android/sdk-tools/platform-tools/ command is simply
To copy the Android Directory from your Nexus7 Android Device to a folder simply enter
./adb pull [android-device-source] [mac/linux destination]
On a Nexus 7, this is something like this:
./adb pull /storage/sdcard0/Android/ .
To copy a file or directory from your computer to an Android Device, the command is similar.
Simply enter:
./adb push [computer-source] [android destination]
To copy the Android Directory back to your Nexus 7, this will look like this:
./adb push . /storage/sdcard0/Android/


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Published: October 30, 2009 at 7:46 PMWow, it's odd when a season pass is less.
Speaking of the timing of the day ticket increase...Why do all three major parks raise their ticket prices together? It makes NO sense to me. If Disney and Universal raised them if I were Sea World I would lower them. That way they can advertise (especially in this economy) that "While others raise there prices, we are lowering them to help families out during this rough time." It would be a great pr stunt because every time newspapers write about the increases at Disney and Universal there going to mention how Sea World lowered them.
I would think one of the three parks would learn this. Let the other two raise them and then come out (like the hero) and lower them.
But this is just my idea.
Published: October 30, 2009 at 8:03 PMThe big three in Orlando pretty much have a silent monopoly. If all three raise prices, people will have no choice but to pay the prices. They will keep raising as long as they can get away with it (I see them slowing down when they get to three digits).
Published: October 31, 2009 at 8:42 AMwhen do the park see that it is costing too much to go to the parks. I know they say sales are donw on food and merch in the park. Thats because once tou pay close to a $100 a person to get in you dont have mony left for anything else. If the parks would drop the cost to get in they would see the food and merch do up where the real money is. The stuff you eat and but in the parks are marcked up 300- 400% and they would make up for they lower cpst to get in on everything else.
Published: October 31, 2009 at 7:37 PMIsn't Sea World just a one-day park in any case? It's been a long time since I've been there but that was my impression back in the day. Does the multi-day ticket get one into other parks?
Published: November 1, 2009 at 5:39 PMI used to sell tickets at WDW. You'd be surprised how many in-state tourists bought one day one park tickets... it's ridiculous.
Published: November 3, 2009 at 11:56 AMI still enjoy my 2 year platinum for all Busch parks for 179, which I bought a after a tip over here on TPI. In Orlando the pass is over 300 bucks, but ordering by phone in San Antonio, I was able to secure this deal.
I Enjoyed Aquatica at least 12 times, went to Seaworld many times and had my incidental visits to Busch Gardens and Adventure Island.
Thanks again for the great tip. Still have 18 more month left on the pass.


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By Kelly Whiteside, USA TODAY
BOISE As the college football world knows, Boise State does things differently, from its blue turf to a roster full of players who were too short or too slow or simply overlooked to its offensive wizardry. So where does coach Chris Petersen find his inspiration?
At times, from a dancer or maybe a sheriff or perhaps a software engineer. This, too, is unconventional: Petersen is a member of an eclectic group of eight creative and innovative leaders in Boise known as "The Gang."
When the football coach first sat next to the ballet dancer at a Gang meeting, Petersen said to himself, "We couldn't be any more different." Then he listened and realized how much they had in common. Brought together by Boise State business professor Nancy Napier, The Gang exchanges ideas at bimonthly meetings.
"The first time I talked to Nancy, I said, 'We are not creative here. We are football coaches. We try to do the same thing over and over. It's about routine,' " Petersen said.
At that point, even the word "creative" sounded too artsy to Petersen.
"After meeting a few times, I had an epiphany. Bam! I started realizing game-plan wise, there wasn't enough creativity. I started looking at things a different way. We need structure, we need order, we need schedules and we need our system taught a certain way. But within that there needs to be a creativity to keep growing, to keep the energy and the enthusiasm. What new wrinkles do we need to make us better? I think that's one of the reasons we're not afraid to take chances and do different things. We have to do that to be who we are."
They are unconventional, in a way that's more than hook-and-laterals, fake fumbles and Statue of Liberty plays.
The Trey McIntyre Project, a prestigious contemporary ballet company, does things differently as well. After conducting a nationwide search, McIntyre decided to base his troupe in Boise, one of the most remote outposts among the lower 48 states.
"When you're trying to create something, not reproduce, not just follow something that's set before you, it requires a different sort of yourself, a different part of your brain, a complete buy-in from all those that are involved, a community that's complicit," said dancer John Michael Schert, executive director of the Trey McIntyre Project.
At one Gang meeting, Schert, 29, told Petersen, 45, about one of his company's mottos: "Praise and blame, it's all the same." When his dancers read reviews or hear critiques of their performances, they try to keep the praise and blame in perspective.
Petersen also takes that approach. Through the praise — the high preseason ranking, the possibility of being the first school from outside one of the six major conferences to play in the national championship game — and the blame — a weak schedule, a drop from No. 3 to No. 4 this week in the polls despite a win — Petersen barely blinks. It's all the same. "It's not worth talking about until you get really, really late in the season," he said Monday.
Not every coach would immerse himself in a group like The Gang or fill his office with business books, some part of Gang reading such as How the Mighty Fall. (Appropriately enough.)
Not every coach allows a professor into offensive meetings, especially before a big game. Heading into the Oregon State game two weeks ago, Napier sat in the back of the dark room as the coaches broke down film. For Napier, executive director for Boise State's Centre for Creativity and Innovation, this was research. She wasn't interested in the X's and O's being discussed. "It's as if they're speaking Chinese," she said. Instead, she focused on the back-and-forth among coaches. "He's a master at asking questions," Napier said. " 'How can we do it differently? How can we do it better?' "
Napier views Petersen, who has a master's degree in educational psychology from California-Davis, as a teacher, just like a colleague in another department. (Another book Napier gave him: What the Best College Teachers Do.)
"I've been on campuses where there has been a significant chasm between athletics and academics," Boise State President Bob Kustra said. "The faculty hates the football program or the athletic program looks down on academics. They've built a trusting relationship. I never get a complaint from a faculty member about the program. There's always been this mutual respect."
Even when it comes to artsy things like ballet. "My out-of-season project will be to see one of their performances," Petersen said.
Schert, who grew up in football-mad Valdosta, Ga., and played the sport, would like to bring his dancers and Petersen's football players together so the groups can see their similarities. "Both have to move laterally, jump, rely on fellow dancers and teammates," Schert said. "It's all choreographed, and when it all works, it looks flawless."
And completely unexpected.
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The Mayor's Office for Senior Citizens is now hosting the Senior Rights Assistance Program, a program of Senior Services that provides trained volunteers to assist with information about:
•Estate planning (including wills, powers of attorney and health-care directives);
•Landlord/tenant concerns; and
•Elder law attorney referrals.
To make an appointment with a Senior Rights Assistance volunteer at the Mayor's Office for Senior Citizens, call (206) 684-0500, or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com.
For more information about the Mayor's Office for Senior Citizens, visit its website: www.seattle.gov/humanservices/seniorsdisabled/mosc.


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In a risky deal, the Los Angeles Lakers and Heat completed the trade Wednesday that sent O'Neal to Miami for Lamar Odom, Caron Butler, Brian Grant and a first-round draft pick. (Related item: How he stacks up)
The last time a big man of O'Neal's stature was traded was in 1975, when the Lakers acquired Kareem Abdul-Jabbar from the Milwaukee Bucks. It took the Lakers five years to win an NBA title with Abdul-Jabbar. The Bucks haven't won one since he left.
The Lakers, the league's most glamorous franchise with Hollywood celebrities sitting courtside and championship banners overhead, are pinning their hopes on Kobe Bryant. He is expected to announce soon whether he will re-sign or go to the Los Angeles Clippers.
The Lakers have had a maximum allowable contract offer worth about $136 million on the table all month. The maximum the Clippers can offer Bryant is about $30 million less. The Clippers have made a number of roster moves to put themselves in position to offer Bryant the max a team other than the Lakers can offer.
"You can't replace a Shaquille O'Neal, we know that," Lakers general manager Mitch Kupchak said. "We did what we had to do, and we did it independent of what Kobe will do."
And the Heat seized the opportunity.
"Today the Miami Heat took a giant step forward in our continued pursuit of an NBA championship," Heat President Pat Riley said. "We feel that we have traded for the best player in the NBA. You don't get many chances to acquire the best player in the league."
O'Neal, disheartened at the departure of coach Phil Jackson and at the Lakers' refusal to give him a contract extension, demanded a trade the day after the season ended. He has two years left on his contract that pays him $29.5 million next season and $32.4 million the following season.
"The team wasn't going in the right direction, and it wasn't something I wanted to be a part of, so I asked to be traded," O'Neal told ESPN.
With O'Neal, the Heat are expected to contend for the Eastern Conference title. "I never imagined that we would acquire Shaquille O'Neal," Heat guard Eddie Jones said. "It's once-in-a-lifetime trying to get a player like this guy. It's an unbelievable, unbelievable move."
The deal, ending O'Neal's eight-year tenure in Los Angeles, had been on the verge of completion since Saturday, when he met in Orlando with Heat president Pat Riley and agreed to the trade. NBA attorneys approved it hours after the league's two-week moratorium on player movement ended.
The 7-foot-1, 340-pound O'Neal transforms into a title threat a franchise that has reached the conference finals only once in its 16-year history. The Heat have won one playoff series in the past four years and went 42-40 last season.
At 32, O'Neal is coming off a season when he averaged a career-low 21.5 points, and he has missed 15 games each of the past three seasons with foot and leg injuries. But he's an 11-time All-Star with career averages of 27.1 points, 12.1 rebounds and 2.6 blocks, and he's moving to the Eastern Conference, where there's a dearth of dominating centers.
"I've always said that wherever he is, that's where the balance of power is," Indiana Pacers CEO Donnie Walsh said.
The trade marks a return to Florida for O'Neal, who began his NBA career in 1992 with Orlando and still has a home there. He led the Magic to the finals in 1995, signed with the Lakers as a free agent in 1996 and helped them win three NBA titles.
Days after the Lakers lost this year's championship series to Detroit, O'Neal demanded to be traded, weary of feuding with Kobe Bryant and feeling disrespected by owner Jerry Buss.
The Lakers' most significant acquisition is the versatile Odom, coming off the best season in his five-year NBA career. He and Butler were considered cornerstones in the Heat's recent rebuilding effort, while Grant is a 10-year veteran.
Riley he said he was saddened to part with all three players.
"It disheartens me to see them leave," Riley said. "However, you don't get many chances to acquire the best player in the league, and this was a trade I felt we had to make."
With the departure of three starters, Riley will build his team around O'Neal, Olympian Dwyane Wade and Jones, Miami's leading scorer each of the last four seasons. The Heat will now shop for help at both forward positions and backup point guard, and free agents will likely consider Miami a more appealing option with the addition of O'Neal.
"Everybody wants to be here now," said Jones, who played with O'Neal in Los Angeles from 1996 to 1998.
Each player involved in the trade must pass a physical before joining his new team. O'Neal's first appearance in South Florida is expected to be Tuesday, the Heat said.
He instantly becomes Miami's highest-profile athlete, and Heat ticket sales have been brisk this week. O'Neal is moving from one city enthralled by celebrities to another, but there are a lot more of them in Los Angeles than in Miami, and O'Neal is likely to become the biggest thing on South Beach.
"There's a lot of excitement going around in the city," Heat guard Rasual Butler said. "They call Shaquille O'Neal 'Big Daddy' for a reason — because everything he does is big. And it's big news that he's coming here."
How he stacks up
How Shaquille O'Neal's 2003-04 statistics compare to the top centers in the Eastern Conference:
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What is Equality Action Planning?
Equality Action Planning (EAP) is the process by which UCL ensures that every department gets involved in meeting UCL's corporate equality objectives. EAP has been underway since 2001, with around 85 departments having completed the process.
Each UCL department develops three or four equality goals or 'targets for change', with all departments participating. These initiatives have measurable outcomes and should be sustainable. Developing race equality training was the only compulsory activity.
Who is involved?
The process is led by Heads of Departments, with the involvement of key staff at all levels and those with a specific equalities remit like DEOLOs and Harassment Advisers. The initial diagnostic exercise usually involves an analysis of strengths and weaknesses by looking at departmental equalities data and identifying areas for change, in consultation with staff and students.
What are the targets?
One of the equality goals should support the achievement of UCL's two corporate workforce equality targets:
To recruit a more ethnically diverse staff body - only 21% of our staff at grades 1-8 are from a Black and Minority Ethnic (BME) background, which is still lags 10% behind our Race Equality Target to employ 31% BME staff at these grades, in line with economically active workforce of Greater London. 39% of staff at the Local Authority, Camden Council, are from a BME background;
To advance women's careers at UCL - by means of mentoring and other developmental programmes so that UCL moves towards its Gender Equality Target of getting 50:50 men and women into grades 9 &10 by at least 1% each year;
Does Athena SWAN Charter work count as part of EAP?
In June 2005, UCL became one of the founder members of the Athena SWAN Charter, set up to tackle the unequal representation of women in science, engineering and technology (SET) and to recognise good employment practice in higher education. UCL is expected to take action at organisational and departmental levels to improve women's participation and progression in SET careers. All UCL SET departments which are currently part of Equality Action Planning (EAP) should include an initiative which works towards the advancement and promotion of women in SET.
What resources are available?
A small budget is available for departments to carry out equality initiatives as part of EAP.
Who do we contact for more information?
The Head of Equality, Diversity & Inclusion works closely with departments on Equality Action Planning (email@example.com Tel: 53989).
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Thank you, Civilian Conservation Corps, for creating this lake from farmland in the 1930s. Thank you, members of For the Love of the Lake, for keeping it clean and pretty with your monthly spruce-up crews. Thank you, dog park (Dallas' first), for giving our fur families places to romp and splash with their fur friends. Thank you, squirrels, rabbits, possums, foxes, bobcats, minks and even you, skunks, for giving us cuteness to photograph on the trails and among the flora. Thank you, turtles, big and small, salamanders, lizards, horned toads — but not you, rattlesnakes — for giving our kids nature lessons as you sun yourselves on rocks and logs. Thank you, 217 species of birds, including swans and loons, for using White Rock as your stopover on migration. Thank you, bass, crappie and catfish, for giving city anglers something to hook. Thank you, oaks, pecans, sweet gums, cottonwoods and pear trees for shading the banks and scenting the trails. Thank you, 11 miles of trails, for helping us walk, run and bike off the pounds. Thank you, Lady of the Lake, for the best ghost story in town. Most of all, thank you, 1,088 acres of White Rock Lake, for keeping the sailboats afloat, and for giving us a huge patch of beautiful water in the middle of our hard, hot concrete city.
Do we need to add to what we said in previous Best of Dallas write-ups, or the People Issue love we showed for the guys behind The Texas Theatre's revival? A refresher: the so-bad-they're-good genre flicks at Tuesday Night Trash; the bar; the arthouse films you won't see anywhere else; the bar; the revival of past classics; the bar; the Oak Cliff Film Festival; the bar. For us, seeing Raiders of the Lost Ark on 35mm was enough to seal a repeat victory.
The Mavs may have had a disappointing 2011-2012 season, but Delonte West's toughness and dogged defensive play were a highlight, and we're glad to hear he'll be returning for basketball reasons alone. But his unique personality has made his off-the-court presence especially refreshing. His Twitter account is always entertaining, whether he's tweeting pictures of his own vomit or urging Deron Williams to come help bring another championship title to Dallas. He teaches young ballers in charity basketball clinics, despite coming to the team so broke that he had to sleep in the locker room and had to work for a furniture-moving company during the lockout — very humbling, considering he's made millions over his career. Yet he kept his head up despite the troubling circumstances and has proved to be a great example of how to live with bipolar disorder even under the media spotlight.
Jason Kidd, the 39-year-old point guard who helped lead the Mavericks to their championship in 2011, shocked Dallas July 5 when he signed a three-year contract with the New York Knicks for $9.5 million — just half a million more than what the Mavs reportedly offered. Ten days later, at about 2 a.m. on July 15, he crashed his Cadillac Escalade into a utility pole and was subsequently arrested on drunken-driving charges after he refused a blood-alcohol test. Even more delicious, the wreck knocked out cable in the neighborhood — cable that was supplied by a company of which Knicks owner James Dolan is president and CEO. We're glad he wasn't seriously injured, of course, but will have to admit to enjoying a bit of schadenfreude over the incident.
In the days leading up to the NFL opener, it was said, somewhere on the AM dial, that the Cowboys would struggle to contain the Giants' offense because the Cowboys had "no pass rush." It was an understandable assessment, given their inability to so much as breathe on Eli Manning last season. But then the season opener came, and we all remembered: DeMarcus Ware. He bull-rushed his way to 19.5 sacks last season, helping the Cowboys amass the seventh-most sacks in the league — as many as the vaunted San Francisco 49ers — and he racked up two in this season's opener. He is the best in the league at one of its most important positions, especially in the era of 40 pass attempts a game. If the quarterback is back there throwing — and he so often is nowadays — Ware will be back there with him, right where the Cowboys need him.
After just three seasons with the Dallas Stars, Jamie Benn has already flown up the ranks to become the face of the franchise. Not since Mike Modano rode his feathered mullet into town have we seen a player with such skill lace up for the celestial skaters. Benn has seen his point totals increase with each season, and with another year of experience and salty vets Ray Whitney and Jaromir Jagr coming aboard this year, "Benner" could be poised for a true breakout. His combination of finesse and brute strength are not often found on the rink, making him a lethal force and the embodiment of the team's pesky attitude. Speaking of pesky, Benn had an appendectomy last season, so now there is nothing holding the British Columbian back from ultimate hockey glory.


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Heston hurls complete-game shutout
San Francisco's No. 8 prospect allows five hits, fans nine
By Brandon Simes / Special to MLB.com | June 13, 2013 10:32 PM ET
Much to the chagrin of the Sabermetrics crowd, it's often stated that the final out is the hardest.
Chris Heston proved the rule Thursday night, loading the bases in the ninth inning after cruising through eight frames, but coming away with the shutout by striking out the side.
Heston (6-5), who threw 114 pitches, struck out nine and held Tucson to five hits in his first career complete-game shutout -- Triple-A Fresno's 2-0 win at Chukchansi Park.
"I walked a couple guys to get into the jam, but luckily, I was able to make a few good pitches there down the stretch to get me out of it. It was definitely a little trying and got the heart beat racing a little bit, but it was fun," he said.
San Francisco's No. 8 prospect threw a fastball for a called third strike to Rene Rivera on a full count to end the game. Heston thought he might have had sealed the victory the pitch before, but home plate umpire Adam Schwarz deemed it a ball.
"[The 3-2 pitch] was a fastball close and [Rivera] took it again. Fortunately, I was able to get the call that time," Heston said. "They were both borderline pitches, but I was able to get a little more of the plate on the second one, and [Schwarz] gave it to me."
Heston's nine strikeouts tied a season high, and the shutout lowered his ERA to 5.09. Selected by Giants in the 12th round of the 2009 Draft, the 6-foot-4 right-hander posted ERAs of 3.75, 3.16 and 2.24 respectively as he progressed up the Minor League ladder the past three seasons.
"I've had my ups and downs so far this year. I've been struggling a little bit here, they're better hitters for sure," Heston said. "The hitters have a better plan, they know what's going on up there the entire at-bat."
The 25-year-old's batting average on balls in play was .367 entering the game, according to Sabermetric site Fangraphs. That number was .309, .330, .315,and .292 respectively in his first four years as a pro.
Has Heston simply been unlucky or does he need to adjust to better hitters?
"I'd say maybe a little bit of both," he said. "My fastball command hasn't really been there as of late, I've just been leaving the ball up in the zone a little bit, and better hitters take advantage of that."
Heston's nine-inning complete game was the first for Fresno since Barry Zito threw one June 21, 2011.
Center fielder Gary Brown hit his sixth homer -- his third in four games, and catcher Johnny Monell added a sacrifice fly.
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Angelina Jolie directs 'In the Land of Blood and Honey'
NEW YORK – It's easy to forget that the bewitching, cat-eyed, plush-lipped creature who hungrily stares from magazine racks at checkout counters as if she were a tigress about to pounce is also a hands-on working mom with a rambunctious brood of six.
But today, Angelina Jolie's public and private worlds collide as one of the most famous women on the planet performs an admirable balancing act on the 18th floor of the Waldorf Astoria.
She's able to keep a semi-watchful eye on her children — adoptees Maddox, 10, Pax, 8, and Zahara, 6, plus her biological progeny fathered by Brad Pitt, Shiloh, 5, and twins Vivienne and Knox, 2 — as squeals of joyful play pour forth from the conference room turned day care center.
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Jolie would be very glad to join in their games, especially when mop-topped Maddox asks imploringly, "Is your interview over yet?"
Instead, she sits across the way behind a closed door, speaking of such heavy subjects as genocide and sex crimes while relating what it was like to give birth to her latest arrival, a pet project titled In the Land of Blood and Honey, which opens Dec. 23.
Her $13 million directing debut, based on her own screenplay and shot on location in Sarajevo and Budapest, is a somber and often harrowing depiction of the Bosnian War that tore apart the former Yugoslavia in the early '90s.
At its center is a complex love story between Ajla (Zana Marjanovic), a Bosnian Muslim artist held captive at a female prison (known as rape camps for the regularity of violent acts against women) and Danijel (Goran Kostic), a Serbian army officer in charge of the facility who knew Ajla briefly before the conflict began.
"I've always been drawn to war films," says Jolie, 36, dressed for the part of a serious filmmaker in a simple black dress, loose hair, no jewelry, light eye makeup and nude lip gloss. "I've always been moved by them. But I never wanted to direct."
A bout with the flu and boredom led her to try her hand at a script, informed by her experiences visiting global trouble spots as a U.N. goodwill ambassador while providing support and aid for refugees since 2001.
"I was going through a period where I was thinking a lot about my 10 years traveling into these situations and all the people I met who had gone through conflict and how their lives were affected," she says. "I chose Bosnia because I had been through the area and was very drawn to the region. I just felt I should know more and there should be a discussion."
Getting the language right
When it came time to pick a director, however, Jolie found she couldn't let go of her new baby.
For once, the woman who has been front and center in such big-budget vehicles as Salt and The Tourist and won a supporting Oscar as a mental patient in 1999's Girl, Interrupted stayed behind the camera.
"I was very lucky," she says when it is noted that not even George Clooney gets away with not appearing in the films he directs. "That is a credit to our producers, who were willing to put the money in, and it was a big discussion because they knew it would be harder to sell. But it had to be."
Instead, Jolie hired actors from Bosnia, many directly affected by the war. She encouraged her cast to make suggestions about details that might be off and also about the language, since In the Land of Blood and Honey was shot both in English and in Bosnian-Croatian-Serbian (a subtitled version will be shown in U.S. theaters).
When Marjanovic, 28, and Vanesa Glodjo, 37, who plays her sister Lajla, were called to audition, they were told only that a major talent was directing. But the script took them aback.
"The dialogue was so authentic," says Marjanovic. "When I spoke to Angelina on the phone, the first thing I asked was whether she did it. I said, 'No matter what happens after this, I want to say congratulations and thank you as a Bosnian for the script. I think it's wonderful, and I need to tell you that.' "
Still, Glodjo and others felt free to nitpick to make sure all felt right culturally. "We have a different mentality than Americans," she says. "We are quite closed and dark. That's why I love coming here."
Marjanovic also gives Jolie more than a few points for her leadership skills. "She united a whole crew of ex-Yugoslavians, all different countries, together with one same idea. We all trusted her, that she would make something that we would stand behind strongly. It made me feel safe."
Not that Jolie herself is safe from being a target. There was a fuss made early on by Bosnian activists over the nature of the romance — that Ajla would fall for her rapist — but that was cleared up once the script was actually read. Now, she is being sued by a Croatian journalist who claims the film's story borrows from his 2007 novel. "It's par for the course," she has said in response while dismissing the charge.
The artist and humanitarian of today is a far cry from the Angelina of a decade ago, whose wild behavior — the vial of ex-husband Billy Bob Thornton's blood around her neck, the admitted drug use, a seeming flirtation with brother James — had more in common with the Girl With the Dragon Tattoo than Mother Teresa.
The daughter of actor Jon Voight and the late Marcheline Bertrand (who died in 2007 at age 56 from ovarian cancer) says she struggled with self-destructive tendencies.
"I was just being a young girl who was experimental, bold and a bit nutty," she says. "I was absolutely self-destructive. I think a lot of young people in this business lose their way. You don't know what is of value. You don't know where you are. And you know something's wrong, because it isn't life as it actually is. It's like living in some warped reality."
Jolie switched to a more stable path, she says, "once I started to learn about the world and I became grateful for everything that I certainly have. Since going through my first war zone, never have I woken up and not been simply grateful."
Becoming a mother for the first time when she adopted Cambodian orphan Maddox in 2002 made the biggest difference. "I knew once I committed to Maddox, I would never be self-destructive again. Now I have five more," she says with that famous smile. "So I have to behave."
Jolie discovered she loved calling the shots on set. Did coordinating the routines of six kids prepare her for the challenge? She laughs. "Only a mother would ask that. I didn't have to manage anybody. We were all just a big family, and they all took care of me."
Directors were role models
Yet there had to be times when she was not getting what she wanted and had to take a stand. "Like when all six kids are asking you questions at once?" She laughs again. "Yes. I had to tell them, 'This is what we are doing now. Time out.' "
The first-time director found her perfect role models in the directors who oversaw some of her most acclaimed performances. That includes Michael Winterbottom, the British director of 2007's A Mighty Heart, in which she played the widow of Daniel Pearl, the Wall Street Journal reporter who was slain in Pakistan. "He taught me a lot about how to deal with heavy things and how to handle them in a way that kept things moving and retained a raw energy."
And, of course, there is the ultimate actor/director, Clint Eastwood, who guided her second Oscar-nominated performance in 2008's Changeling. "He is so fast and so economical. I had to be because we had such a small budget. I had to try to channel him."
Eastwood, who chatted with Jolie about In the Land of Blood and Honey for the current Interview magazine, gave the film a thumbs-up: "I think it's a tough movie and that it's extremely well made, and tough movies that are extremely well made are very hard to do."
The question is, will Jolie even feel like acting again if her film succeeds? "I did love directing. If I'm allowed, if I'm accepted, I will do it again. I am still very shy about it."
For now, Jolie has been concentrating on getting ready for the holidays.
"I always Christmas shop early in case we have to travel somewhere," she says.
Do they shop online?
"Brad and I were on Amazon.com for the first time a week ago. But we got lost. After an hour, we just shut it off. My brain is too scattered and the wires go in different directions. I'll stick to catalogs."
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Turnout will be key for Mitt Romney, Newt Gingrich, Rick Santorum and Ron Paul as they battle in today's first-in-the-South primary.
STORY: Saturday voting
Matt Moore, executive director of the South Carolina Republican Party, is predicting strong turnout. He told The State newspaper in Columbia that he believes turnout will be somewhere between the record-high 573,101 voters who cast ballots in 2000 and the 2008 turnout of 445,499 voters.
Polls close at 7 p.m. ET.
Besides bragging rights, the victor of South Carolina's GOP primary will win delegates to the national convention. At stake are 25 delegates out of the 1,144 needed for the GOP nomination.
Romney goes into the South Carolina primary with 33 delegates, according to an Associated Press tally as of Friday evening, compared with 13 delegates for Rick Santorum.
The AP keeps a running tally of delegates, based on those awarded in primaries and interviews with members of the Republican National Committee who are free to support any candidate for president.
Paul is next in line with four delegates, and Gingrich has two, according to the AP.
Under RNC rules, most states holding primaries before April are awarding GOP delegates by proportion of the final vote. The Florida primary on Jan. 31, the next big contest in the GOP race, is a winner-take-all contest.
Catalina Camia leads the OnPolitics online community and has been at USA TODAY since 2005. She has been a reporter or editor covering politics and Congress for two decades, including stints at The Dallas Morning News and Congressional Quarterly. Follow her at @USATOnPolitics.
USA TODAY's Jackie Kucinich (@jfkucinich) and Fredreka Schouten (@fschouten) also contribute to the OnPolitics blog.


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Link: Updated Best Available NFL Free Agents-Defense
Brett Favre - He'll sign with the Minnesota Vikings once he feels his arm is back to normal.
Michael Vick - Still suspended and very questionable that he'll play this season, even if he gets reinstated.
J.P. Losman - Mistake prone, but talented signal caller. Should find a home by early August.
Gus Frerotte - Decent backup option.
Cleo Lemon - Recently cut by the Jaguars and probably is a marginal No. 2 QB at this point.
Quinn Gray - Tried out for the UFL recently.
Drew Henson - Fits in as a third quarterback.
Brad Johnson - Failed miserably as Dallas' backup last season.
Brooks Bollinger - He was recently selected in the UFL draft.
Jamie Martin - His agent, Tom Mills, said Martin still wants to play.
Running Back
Edgerrin James - Fits in as a solid second back and can also handle a third-down role.
Warrick Dunn - Probably has one to two years left as a second back.
Deuce McAllister - Knee problems have curtailed a once promising career. He said recently that he still wants to play.
Ahman Green - Has dealt with knee problems in recent years and may retire.
DeShaun Foster - Should find work as a second back after camps start.
Selvin Young - Solid change of pace back.
Najeh Davenport (KR) - Talented, but underachiever.
Rudi Johnson - Probably has a few years left as a second back.
Michael Pittman (FB) - Fits in as a second back and can play fullback if needed.
Tatum Bell - Fits in as a second back.
Chris Perry (KR) - He was recently selected in the UFL draft.
Reuben Droughns (KR) - Fits in as a third back.
Aaron Stecker (KR) - Versatile, veteran back who probably has one decent year left as a third back.
LaBrandon Toefield - Drafted by the UFL recently.
Brian Calhoun - Talented, but underachieving third back.
Maurice Hicks (KR) - Fits in as a third back.
Jesse Chatman - Fits in as a third back.
Travis Minor (KR) - Fits in as a third back.
Cecil Sapp - He was recently selected in the UFL draft.
Patrick Pass - After being out of the league for more than a year, he signed back with the Patriots, only to be let go less than a week later.
Andrew Pinnock - He was supposed to be the heir apparent to Lorenzo Neal with the San Diego Chargers, but it never quite worked out that way.
Jon Bradley - The Detroit Lions released him recently.
Wide Receiver
Plaxico Burress - The Chicago Bears make the most sense for his next team. They badly need a physical presence opposite Devin Hester.
Marvin Harrison - Turns 37 in August and it's questionable if he can still start after having knee problems in recent years.
Jerry Porter - Big receiver who still has some productive years left.
D.J. Hackett - Talented receiver who has had injury problems. Could challenge for a starting job though in a West Coast system.
Drew Bennett - Probably fits in as a third receiver.
Reggie Williams - Talented, but troubled receiver who may have a hard time finding a job any time soon.
Matt Jones - Started to realize his potential last season, but off-the-field issues are to blame for him being a free agent.
Amani Toomer - Fits in as a third receiver at this point in his career.
Marty Booker - Could find work this year as a third receiver.
Joe Jurevicius - Solid possession receiver, but has dealt with major knee problems the past year or so.
Ike Hilliard (PR) - Probably fits in as a fourth receiver at this point in his career.
Koren Robinson (KR) - Probably fits in as a fourth receiver at this point in his career.
Ashley Lelie - Speedy former first-round pick of the Broncos who fits in as a fourth receiver.
Darrell Jackson - Probably fits in as a fourth receiver at this point in his career.
Justin McCareins - Probably fits in as a fourth receiver at this point in his career.
Drew Carter - Talented receiver, but is coming off of an ACL injury.
Travis Taylor - Journeyman former first-round pick of the Ravens who fits in as a fourth receiver at this point in his career.
Robert Ferguson - Physical fourth receiver.
Dane Looker - His agent, Rick Smith, said the veteran receiver wants to still play. Fits in as a fourth receiver.
Dante Hall (PR/KR) - Fits in as a fourth receiver and as a special teams returner.
Cliff Russell (KR) - Speedy receiver who never lived up to his potential.
Tab Perry (KR) - Talented but injury prone receiver.
Anthony Mix - Big possession type and fourth or fifth receiver.
Steve Sanders - He was recently selected in the UFL draft.
Biren Ealy - Has some upside as a fifth receiver.
Tight End
George Wrighster - The Giants recently released him.
Mark Bruener - May retire, but if he wants to play, he would fit in as a blocking/third tight end
Daniel Wilcox - Decent blocker who fits in as a second or third tight end.
Jerame Tuman - Fits in as a third tight end.
Courtney Anderson - One very highly regarded by the Raiders, but has bounced around quite a bit the past few seasons.
Nate Jackson - He was selected recently in the UFL draft.
Martrez Milner - Just waived by the Jets and fits in as a third tight end.
Adam Bergen - Former undrafted free agent who fits in as a third tight end.
Offensive Tackle
Levi Jones (LT) - Talented, long-time starter for the Bengals, but has suffered through various injuries over the past few years which have limited his play.
Mark Tauscher (RT) - May not be ready to play until after the regular season starts.
Jon Runyan (RT) - He still wants to play one to two years and should be ready to go some time in July or so.
Jonas Jennings (LT/RT) - Oft-injured since he signed a big free-agent contract with the 49ers and probably is better off at right tackle because of his short arms.
Charles Spencer (LT/RT/G) - Very talented and versatile, but hasn't been the same after suffering a horrific leg/knee injury during his rookie season with the Texans.
Kwame Harris (LT) - Marginal starter, but could be a solid backup for a team in need of a LT.
Brandon Gorin (RT) - Got hurt before the season started last year and didn't play, but fits in as a fourth tackle.
Junius Coston (RT) - Fits in as a fourth tackle.
Rob Petitti (RT) - He was recently selected in the UFL draft.
Fred Miller (RT) - 36-year old tackle who probably will retire.
Seth Wand (LT/RT) - He was recently selected in the UFL draft.
Kendall Simmons - 30-year old interior lineman who started 80 games in seven years for the Steelers. Could find a starting job if a team loses a guard during training camp.
Pete Kendall - He turns 36 early next month, but probably still has two good years left in him.
Terrence Metcalf - Had started 25 games in seven years with the Chicago Bears.
Edwin Mulitalo - Oft-injured interior lineman who could be a pretty solid backup at this point of his career.
Chris Naeole - Turns 35 at the end of the regular season and probably will retire.
Fred Weary - Former third-round pick of the Texans who could be a solid third guard.
Evan Mathis - Decent backup with some upside.
Barry Stokes (RT/LT) - The 35-year old journeyman lineman has spent time with 10 teams in his career, but could find a new home before the regular season starts because of his versatility.
Lennie Friedman (C) - Basically a fourth interior lineman.
Melvin Fowler - Could fill in as a spot starter.
Jason Whittle (G) - The 33-year old lineman is capable of playing four positions on the offensive line.
Steve McKinney (G) - He's pretty much at the end of the line, but could have one more season left. His versatility could get him a job.
Grey Ruegamer - Turned 33 this week, but we're told he still wants to play.
Matt Lehr (G) - Versatile veteran backup.
Cory Withrow - Undersized, but serviceable interior backup.
Matt Stover - Very accurate, but a liability on kickoffs.
John Carney - Veteran kicker still wants to play. He did a solid job for the New York Giants last season.
Martin Gramatica - Hasn't been much of a factor in several years and turns 34 this fall.
Mitch Berger - Journeyman punter who should get some looks if any punters who are currently employed get hurt.
Kyle Larson - Long-time Bengal punter who was released earlier this year.
Dirk Johnson - Another journeyman punter, but could find interest closer to the start of the season.
Ryan Plackemeier - Former seventh-round pick of the Seattle Seahawks who has bounced around a bit since being waived by them.
Derrick Frost - Veteran punter who struggled with the Packers last year.
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Seven members H, I, J, K, L, M and N are working in different cities Ahmadabad, Kolkata, Bangalore, Chennai, Hyderabad, Delhi and Mumbai not necessarily in the same order. Each one has a different mother tongue Tamil, Kannada, Telugu, Hindi, Marathi, Punjabi and Bangla not necessarily in the same order.
J works in Bangalore and his mother tongue is not Tamil or Marathi. K's mother tongue is Punjabi and he works in Ahmadabad. L and M do not work in Chennai and none of them has Marathi mother tongue. I works in Hyderabad and his mother tongue is Telugu. The one who works in Delhi has Bangla mother tongue. N works in Mumbai and his mother tongue is Hindi. L does not work in Kolkata.
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More than ten years after first tormenting censors on the small screen, the cast of "Jackass" is back and bawdier than ever. "Jackass 3D" arrives in theaters this week, and as the film's title suggests, director Jeff Tremaine utilizes Hollywood's current obsession with 3D to take the group's toilet humor into new, disgusting dimensions. But while their collective misadventures are no less likely to make audience members vacillate between giggling and gagging, former "Party Boy" Chris Pontius has settled easily into a recurring role as the group's court jester, donning little more (and often less) than a g-string and a good sense of humor in order to preside over his comrades' poop-stained shenanigans. A personal favorite of ours, Pontius possesses a certain kind of rascally charm that belies real charisma, whether he's playing Bunny the Lifeguard, or just with himself.
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The Wyoming Cowgirl basketball team closed out the 2006-07 exhibition season with an 83-45 victory over the Colorado Christian Cougars, on Friday night, in Laramie.
"We stressed the fact that we need to take care of the basketball as the level of play jumps up a great deal on Sunday," said head coach Joe Legerski. "So keeping our turnovers around 11 or 12 I'm very happy, and when we only had seven tonight it was an excellent effort. Colorado Christian played very hard for 40 minutes tonight, so to play that well defensively shows well for us.
"I thought Justyna Podiemska had a nice game tonight. She got up and down the court with ease and plays with so much confidence, which in turn helped the other players relax and get in to a rhythm as well."
Four players finished the night with double-figures led by junior Justyna Podziemska. She recorded 16 points, four rebounds and three steals in her 22 minutes of play. Guard Jodi Bolerjack finished with 15 points, four assists and three steals followed by Megan McGuffey with 13 points and Aubrey Vandiver with 11 points. Vandiver led the way in rebounds with eight, while Elisabeth Dissen finished with seven. The Cowgirls shot 34-74 (.459) from the field and 14-33 (.424) from beyond the arc, while committing only seven turnovers.
Colorado Christian was led by forward Sara Davis who had 12 points and five rebounds in 28 minutes of play. Monica Chase and Talmai Aguirre both finished with nine each. Ainsley Barratt came off the bench with a team high six rebounds while chipping in seven points. They were 14-45 (.311) from the field and 6-15 (.400) from the three-point line.
After Colorado Christian took an early 4-3 lead to begin the game, Wyoming ran off eight straight points to take a seven point lead, 11-4. The Cougars responded with a 5-0 run to pull within two, 11-9, but Wyoming would come back with a 13-4 run of their own to open up a double-figure lead, 24-13. They increased that margin to 17, 35-17, as CCU could only manage to score four points in almost five minutes. In the final minutes of the half, the two teams played even the rest of the way as the Cowgirls went in to the lockerroom up 43-25.
Jodi Bolerjack led all scorers at the half with 13, while Sara Davis finished with nine for CCU. The leading rebounder for the Cowgirls was Elisabeth Dissen with four while Davis equaled that. Wyoming shot 17-36 (.472) from the field while the Cougars were 9-25 (.360).
The Cowgirls scored the first six of nine points to make the score 49-28. They really started to get in to their offensive swing as they went on a 12-2 run to go up 31-points, 61-30, while holding the Cougars to a pair of free throws over a four minute span. It was never close after that as the Cowgirls increased their lead closing out the game on a 22-15 run to win by a final of 83-45.
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