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Hi Ron,
Did you mean "haemophilia" ? (English Oxford Dictionary )
Next word = blood
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Hemophilia is a disease that affects the blood's ability to clot. Normally when a person begins to bleed, the blood will change from liquid to solid in order to stop the bleeding.
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Well, it was the first possession of the game for the Pacers. And I did say "attempted".This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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Well, it was the first possession of the game for the Pacers. And I did say "attempted".
Looks like PG has a lot of cutesy in his game still.
OJ had a nice defensive play blocking Brandon Roy's shot attempt.
Even if he's a bit off I'm liking Paul's aggressiveness
Probably the most amazing thing about that half is that Tyler played 13 minutes and only took one shot
Just arrived, guys. Who's been good and who's been less than stellar?
"Look, it's up to me to put a team around ... Lance right now." Kevin Pritchard press conference
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Minnesota had some nice passing relatively speaking but so did we at points last year. We seemed to be moving alot more which gives me hope. Passing gets tougher when you are being guarded well. This was an expectedly painful outing, though I think our bench was playing most of their starters.
I was just being a smart a** about Tyler's game.
Overall I'd say that Green, DJ, Young, Ian and Plumlee all looked like people that will be playing 10-20 minutes for the Pacers. Lance and Tyler looked like guys headed toward the outside looking in. Tyler got some padding on easy def boards but failed to ever show a real advantage over people, and Lance just looked sloppy. BTW, I couldn't get over how awful Tyler's footwork was. That travel in the 1st was just terrible, way out of control.
It was obvious that the Pacers wanted to test Paul, Green and Lance early on and really pushed them to be the primary creators, leaving DJ to the wing on many plays waiting for 3PAs. Paul showed skill getting to the rim but as always he seems one step or move away from a clean completion. Green had that brilliant hesitation dribble that opened him up for the monster dunk. But Lance really didn't show the creation/scoring skill that we've been waiting on.
For example, on one of his early drives to the lane he made a pass to DJ in the corner. The problem was he was off his feet ala Fred Jones and got lucky that Minny didn't read that lane better. Later he struggled to hit a clean pull-up off the same type of drive. So what I see is a guy that doesn't threaten me. He's not hitting the pull-up and I can get him to commit to a pass that I can hawk for the steal.
Lance showed no skill that exceeded what it appears Green and Paul can do.
Young's spin for layup was as high quality as you can ask for. He was a bit aggressive on defense at times but appears to be able to dial that back. I thought his interaction on the offensive end was just the right amount, not too dominant or passive.
Mahinmi showed great instincts on both ends and looks like a high quality big in how he plays. But he's obviously too aggressive on defense and the fouls are going to kill him. He also isn't exactly Dale Davis hands either. But he's a much more solid and athletic big than Lou was.
DJ was classic DJ, terrible at containing JJB but a gifted passer and offensive controller at the other end, as well as showing his 3pt range effectively. I accept that he'll be poor on offense. Hopefully Ian can cover for him more without fouling.
Plumlee was interesting to me. I'd like to see more of him. I'm a long way from eating my words though.
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I thought when we signed Young it was a big negative for Lance. They are nearly opposites in play styles and I think young will end up suiting the team better assuming DJ and Green address our bench scoring/creation needs. I think it is inevitable Young ends up the 4th wing over Lance. He has playoff experience and be another great wing defender.
It certainly seems like the writing's on the wall for Lance now that Larry's gone. We bring in Ahearn and Gaines as the 3rd PG as well as adding 3 wings in the offseason. Even though he's nominally the backup 2, it certainly seems as if the team is planning for him to fail.
It's too bad. He really seems to have made some positive changes , grown up, and matured quite a bit. The on-court stuff just isn't working out. I'm beginning to think his only real path to success is as the best player on a bad team. Hell, he might have averaged 16, 5, and 5 playing for Charlotte last year.
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One of the reasons that so many transplants from other states settle in California is our climate, especially our weather. Sunshine and pleasant temperatures abound as the weather is usually fairly predictable, leaving most of the days of the year filled with sunny skies and dry warmth. Of course we do get some rain, typically in the early parts of the year like January and February, but by April, the threat of storms is usually gone in the region. Taking these weather patterns into account, Royal Image Car Club planned a benefit car show in La Puente, CA., this past May and they were in for a surprise.
As the day began on the third Sunday of May 2011, Mother Nature made her presence felt in a bad way as a steady downpour of rain fell on SoCal, saturating all in its path. Initially, it looked like the storm would only affect certain areas but it became painfully clear that Royal Image's show might be in the storm's path. Frustrated, Nick, from Royal Image Car Club, had already started staging the entrants for the show and the booth for the vendors when the storm began dumping on the city of La Puente. At this point, Nick had a decision to make; call the show off, or continue with it as planned since the weather was supposed to clear up by noon. With input from the car clubs already there and the ones on the way, Nick decided that 'the show must go on.' After a couple of hours, Mother Nature rewarded Nick and the club with a sky filled with a beautiful blue hue with some white clouds thrown in for decoration.
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The vibe for the event was made even more festive thanks to music and MC duties provided by DJ's OG Chente and Lil Rolas from the Lost Memories Internet Radio Show. The duo did an excellent job in giving the crowd some excellent ambience as they strolled around the school grounds and checked out the cars and vendor booths on hand. There were also performances from the school's dance teams in the afternoon, much to the delight of the attendees. It was evident that the children had worked very hard on their routines and they were rewarded by hearty rounds of applause for their performance.
At the end of the day, the children helped to remind everybody why they were really there, and the school was fortunate to have support from the local California Highway Patrol office, as well as the many vendors on hand who sold food, drinks, and car parts. The Lost Memories Internet Show also sold some of the music they play on their show, including rare and hard to find Oldies. The proceeds from the show will benefit the children at California School, and they can also thank Mother Nature for pushing the rain through so the show could continue. It just goes to show that she supports the children, just like those of us in the Lowrider community do! We here at Lowrider salute Royal Image Car Club for supporting the school and the community that they call home.


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By Jatin Thakkar and Soham Sarkhel
CB Series: India V Sri Lanka 5th ODI at Adelaide; 14th February 2012
Sri Lanka 236/9; India 236/9 (Match tied)
The scorecard of the match is here.
All figures between 0 and 5 unless otherwise mentioned.
*Figures in the brackets represent the players' Match IMPACT when it is not restricted between 0 and 5, as it is in a career context.
The highest Impact performance in the match came from Gautam Gambhir (Match IMPACT 6.31*) and was closely followed by MS Dhoni (5.57*) and Dinesh Chandimal (5.13*). Gambhir's knock of 91 runs off 106 balls (Batting IMPACT 5.81*) was a display of a complete batting performance as he scored at a faster rate (Strike Rate IMPACT) than the match norm, absorbed pressure to ensure India didn't slip into a trough after Tendulkar's early wicket (Pressure IMPACT), built partnerships (Partnership Building IMPACT) as well as a strong base for India's chase (Chasing IMPACT).
However, MS Dhoni was declared as the man of the match for his unbeaten innings of 58 runs off 69 balls which was only second best to Gautam Gambhir's overall Match IMPACT. This goes on to show how people still focus mostly on the power hitters of the game rather than the comparatively slower but effective ones who actually help in setting up the chase. Dhoni's innings also had Strike Rate IMPACT, Partnership Building IMPACT and Chasing/Not out IMPACT but none of them were higher than Gambhir's effort.
It should also be noted that Dhoni's Match IMPACT is very close to Gambhir only due to the fact that Dhoni also garnered Impact points for his wicket keeping and captaincy
Dinesh Chandimal for Sri Lanka also played a crucial innings upfront with his innings of 81 runs in 91 balls (Batting IMPACT 5.13*). His batting impact in the match was only second best to Gambhir's. His ability to score at a fast pace (Strike Rate IMPACT) while bailing Sri Lanka out of a precarious position of 28 for 2 (Pressure IMPACT) is worth highlighting. He and Sangakkara steered Sri Lanka from a spot of bother and hence both of them also had a Pressure IMPACT in the match.
In the bowling department Vinay Kumar had the highest Bowling IMPACT of 3.93 after his returns of 3 wickets for 46 in his 10 overs. He was also the only bowler from both the sides to have a Partnership Breaking IMPACT for his wicket of Jayawardene which ended the latter's 94 runs partnership with Chandimal.
Closely following Vinay Kumar is R Ashwin who had a Bowling IMPACT of 3.30 in his stipulated 10 overs. His image of a tight economical bowler in the limited overs format of the game was also boosted as his Economy IMPACT was the highest amongst all the other bowlers.
For Sri Lanka, Perera (Bowling IMPACT 2.38) and Malinga (2.23) were their lead bowlers but unfortunately for the Lankans they were a tad too expensive and had a negative Economy IMPACT in the match.
For Sri Lanka, Rangana Herath was extremely disciplined and managed to keep the Indian batsmen in a tight leash (Economy IMPACT) as he gave away just 33 runs in his stipulated 10 overs. His failure to take any wickets during the middle overs however made sure that he finished with a Bowling IMPACT below 1.
One surprising element in the match however was the failure of the all-rounders from both the teams. No player in the entire match managed to log both the Bowling and Batting IMPACT over 1.
All in all there were three players in the match who did not have any impact in the match. Ravindra Jadeja and Umesh Yadav featured from the Indian side whereas Tharanga continued his series of horror shows upfront for the Sri Lankan team.
For more information, go to www.impactindexcricket.com
By Jatin Thakkar and Soham Sarkhel


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SAN JOSE — San Jose State coach Mike MacIntyre's name has been tossed around in connection with coaching openings at Cal and Kentucky.
The third-year coach, who has led the Spartans to a 9-2 record entering Saturday's regular-season finale against Louisiana Tech, doesn't think the talk will serve as a distraction for his team.
"I sure hope it doesn't, because that's the way it is," MacIntyre said. "If you're losing, they're talking about you as a coach and if you're winning, they're talking about you as a coach. It's all part of the territory."
MacIntyre, who didn't directly address specific openings, said the chatter about him is a reflection of the program.
"It's about our players, our coaches, our university," MacIntyre said. "People view this as something that's a great accomplishment of what our university has done. So to me, it's a compliment to our coaching staff and our players, because they're the ones doing it."
MacIntyre, 47, is under contract through 2017 after accepting an extension after last season. But his current salary, in the $500,000 range, would put him at or near the bottom of the Mountain West Conference when SJSU joins next season.
It's reasonable to expect the school to try to offer MacIntyre a sweetened package in hopes of getting him to stay. However, it's unlikely a new deal could approach what a BCS conference school could offer. Cal's Jeff Tedford was making a reported $2.3 million a year before being fired. USA Today reports the average annual salary for head coaches is $1.64 million.
Bruce Feldman, who covers college football for CBS, thinks SJSU may have a hard time retaining MacIntyre.
"I think MacIntyre is one of the more intriguing candidates out there this year," Feldman wrote in an email. "What he's done at San Jose State in a very short time has been remarkable. Within the business, I know he's well respected. He's also coached in the SEC before and that carries weight with a lot of folks back down there."
MacIntyre's roots lie mostly in the Southeastern part of the country. He played both at Vanderbilt, for his father, George MacIntyre, and at Georgia Tech. His previously collegiate coaching stops were at Duke, Ole Miss, Temple, Tennessee-Martin, Davidson and Georgia.
He believes his players are used to hearing the talk that surrounds the annual coaching carousel.
"I think kids today understand that because they watch ESPN all the time and they see it all the time," MacIntyre said. "So I really don't think that fazes them. There's not one single kid that's asked me about it, not one single kid that's said anything."
· The Spartans are having their best season in 25 years, but haven't approached a sellout in any of their five home games. MacIntyre said after last Saturday's win over BYU that he'd like to see that change.
"I can't wait to see this place sold out Saturday," he said. "I know it's Thanksgiving weekend, but these kids deserve a huge crowd."
MacIntyre spoke similarly during his weekly news conference Monday.
"I don't know what else you do on Thanksgiving but watch football and eat turkey," he said.
He also said this year's accomplishments haven't reached what his goals for the program are.
"We're not close to where we want to be yet," MacIntyre said. "We've won more games, but the program's got to keep growing. We don't want to be a one-hit wonder. This is only our second year of 85 scholarships. I can't wait until the fourth or fifth year of 85 scholarships. I think the future is very bright for us."
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Officers of the state's higher education management boards would be required to disclose who board members award scholarships under legislation advanced Wednesday out of the state Senate Education Committee.
Senate Bill 31 sponsored by state Sen. Dan Claitor, R-Baton Rouge, would shed light on who receives the college scholarships awarded by higher education board members.
Currently, each member of the LSU Board of Supervisors is allowed to award 20 scholarships. Members of the Southern University's Board of Supervisors also have some scholarships to award.
Claitor estimated that board members from both systems have 187 scholarships to award every year totalling more than $1 million.
Claitor said board members are appointed by the governor and should behave in a transparent manner.
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Losing a loved one is one of the most distressing and, unfortunately, common experiences people face. Most people experiencing normal grief and bereavement have a period of sorrow, numbness, and even guilt and anger. Gradually these feelings ease, and it's possible to accept loss and move forward.
For some people, feelings of loss are debilitating and don't improve even after time passes. This is known as complicated grief, sometimes called persistent complex bereavement disorder. In complicated grief, painful emotions are so long lasting and severe that you have trouble accepting the loss and resuming your own life.
Different people follow different paths through the grieving experience. The order and timing of these phases may vary from person to person:
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It's not known what causes complicated grief. As with many mental health disorders, it may involve inherited traits, your environment, your body's natural chemical makeup and your personality.
Factors that may increase the risk of developing complicated grief include:
Complicated grief can affect you physically, mentally and socially. Without appropriate treatment, complications may include:
You may start by contacting your doctor. After your initial appointment, your doctor may refer you to a mental health provider who can help diagnose your symptoms and provide a treatment plan.
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Before your appointment, make a list of:
You may want to ask a trusted family member or friend to be present for your appointment, if possible, to help you remember key information.
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Don't hesitate to ask questions anytime during your appointment.
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The normal process of grieving can become complicated grief when your symptoms show no signs of improvement over time.
Grieving is a highly individual process for each person, and determining when normal grief becomes complicated grief can be difficult. There's currently no consensus among mental health experts about how much time must pass before complicated grief can be diagnosed.
Complicated grief may be considered when the intensity of grief has not decreased in the months following your loved one's death. Some mental health professionals diagnose complicated grief when grieving continues to be intense, persistent and debilitating beyond six months.
There are many similarities between complicated grief and major depression, but there are also distinct differences. In some cases, clinical depression and complicated grief occur together. Getting the correct diagnosis is essential for appropriate treatment.
Your mental health professional may consider you to have complicated grief based on these criteria. You experience:
Your doctor or mental health provider will determine what treatment is likely to work best for you based on your particular symptoms and circumstances.
Complicated grief is sometimes treated with a type of psychological counseling (psychotherapy) called complicated grief therapy. It's similar to psychotherapy techniques used for post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). Other counseling approaches also may be effective.
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There's little solid research on the use of psychiatric medications to treat complicated grief. However, antidepressants may be helpful in people who have clinical depression as well as complicated grief.
Although it's important to get professional treatment for complicated grief, you can also take these steps on your own to help cope:
It's not clear how to prevent complicated grief. Getting counseling or psychotherapy soon after a loss may help, especially for people at increased risk of developing complicated grief. In addition, caregivers providing end-of-life care for a loved one may benefit from counseling and support to help prepare for death and its emotional aftermath.
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The systemic corruption we are now seeing must surely tell us that the end of our government's credibility is at hand. The FBI, previously led by James Comey is every bit as corrupt as the CIA, the Clinton Foundation and the American Red Cross, And it seems that all of these players work together incestuously to cover up the crimes of one another. And even when the proof of their corruption is made public via internal memos, whistle blowers or Wikileaks, nothing changes. No real investigations are launched. No one goes to jail.It's enough to make even the most optimistic among us want to ex-patriate.
The DNC fraud lawsuit has been dismissed, so Debbie Wasserman Schultz and Hilary Clinton will once again get away with blatant corruption. In fact, DNC lawyers argued that the DNC has the right to "choose their nominee in a smoke-filled back room and it still wouldn't be legally actionable." Lead attorney in the DNC fraud case Jared Beck is furious and his righteous indignation and moral outrage is exactly what every American ought to be feeling right now.
Dane Wigington, the founder of Geoengineeringwatch.com returns to SGT report and files this startling warning:
"Seventy-five percent of all GDP has been produced for FREE from NATURE. No longer. Everything from crops to fish farms are collapsing. We had 50,000 tons of fish just die in Vietnam. Approximately the same amount os salmon went belly up earlier this year in Chile. We're nearing the place where we won't have enough food to put on the shelves, and that's the bottom line. So, with no Biosphere production there can be no economic production, there can be no civilization as we know it. And that's the road we're on."
Activist and radio host Cat Watters joins me to discuss the decades lone psychological attack against Americans that has resulted in a populace that can no longer distinguish between facts and lies, fear and propaganda and which is essentially suffering from collective stockholm syndrome, the condition under which a victim of abuse learns to love and protect the abuser.
This hard-hitting interview about Lynette Zang, ACChain and Bitcoin is a jaw dropper. As the economic-crypto-precious metals truth community continues to bash Lynette Zang for daring to mention the new ACChain in China, I continue to point out that the DISCUSSION WILL CONTINUE - and new emerging evidence about ACChain suggests that Zang may be right.
Clif High from Halfpasthuman.com returns to SGT Report to discuss the latest web bot data and the linguistic trends that suggest a near term price of $6,888 for Bitcoin before a massive correction and then a run up to $13,800, and potentially beyond, by February of 2018. NOTE: This conversation does NOT constitute investment advice, it is merely a discussion about crypto currencies which are extremely volatile and NOT for the faint of heart.
Intel senior software engineer Brad Peters and Joe from the Jsnip4 Realist News you Tube channel join me to discuss my recent interview with ITM Trading's Lynette Zang and the ACChain SDR blockchain controversy.
This is a response to my friends Jsnip joe, Bix Weir and Andy Hoffman regarding their reactions to my latest CONVERSATION with ITM Trading's Lynette Zang in which we discuss the new ACChain blockchain and the bankster's goal to chip, track, trace and own EVERYTHING on the planet.
by SGT, SGTreport.com:
The new Chinese-created ACChain crypto currency blockchain will be the SDR-related world currency that will allow the international banking elite to digitize every tangible asset on earth, and the will exert total control over all of it.
Lynette Zang explains:
"The goal is to capture your wealth, and when the say this is the LAST wealth transfer mechanism they mean it because the want it all. All of it."
Intel Software designer Brad peters takes it one step further, saying:
"If a global crypto coin controlled by the Bank For International Settlements (BIS) comes to internationalize PROPERTY onto their crypto blockchain, they get their one world government and one world currency all in the same stroke. This IS your 1988 Economist magazine cover."
In this out of the ordinary interview I speak with Justin, who is known on Steemit as "Official Fuzzy", he's the co-founder of Bitshares, he also happens to know Dan Larimer, the founder of Steemit and Bitshares, very well. Justin addresses some of the questions and "red flags" about the EOS offering. We also discuss the good - and bad sides of Steemit, and cryptos in general. Crypto and blockchain technology offers humanity a duality: The possibility of total freedom, or total enslavement.
"I think all of the gains in the crypto currency space, most of these going parabolic recently, this is the canary in the coal mine of the gains that are going to come in the precious metals sector. At the end of the day, when you look at gold, when you look at silver, precious metals (unlike cryptos) have stood the test of time", so says Edward Karr the President & CEO of US Gold Corp which trades on the Nasdaq as USAU. Karr predicts, "The mining stocks are going to go up tremendously. I really believe that if we get a nice pullback in the market, we're in the last stages of this bull market, I think that fear as people start to panic, the money will flow right into the precious metals sector... there is no better place to be to protect yourself and your loved ones than precious metals."
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Max Igan from Thecrowhouse.com returns to SGT Report to discuss the nature of reality and the rollout of the 5g Beast system. The goal of the 5g rollout is to create the internet of things, a nightmarish total control grid where just about everything you can imagine will be chipped and tracked, including you.
Max says, "The internet of things and the smart grid is blanket control of everything, monitoring of everybody, and underneath that is also the very real possibility of the weaponization of the airwaves because 5g technology is what they use for microwave cannons and active denial systems."
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Fairfax County residents who need help to keep their homes cool this summer and prevent a health emergency resulting from extreme heat may be able to get assistance from two programs locally administered by the county's Department of Family Services.
The Cooling Assistance program, a federally funded program, helps eligible low-income households with at least one person considered especially vulnerable to heat: a child under age six, a disabled individual, or an adult age 60 or older. Cooling assistance can be used to help with:
- Payment of electric bills to operate cooling equipment.
- Payment of security deposits for electricity to operate cooling equipment.
- Repair of a central air conditioning system or heat pump.
- Purchase of a whole-house fan, including ceiling or attic fans.
- Purchase and installation of one window unit air conditioner for households where there is no unit or where the unit must be replaced.
Applications for this year's Cooling Assistance Program will be accepted from Monday, June 16, through Friday, August 15.
For more information or an application form, visit the Virginia Department of Social Services Web site: www.dss.virginia.gov/benefit/ea/cooling/index.html or call the Fairfax County Department of Family Services at 703-324-7604; TTY:703-222-9452.
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The Fan Care program is another way to help older
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To qualify for Fan Care, a person must be at least 60
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The collapse happened around 9:30 a.m. along Lockwood Boulevard not far from UCF's football stadium.
According to Seminole County fire officials, two construction workers were trapped under the slab, which fell about 15 feet while it was being lowered. The workers, one of whom suffered head, neck and shoulder injuries, were taken to a hospital in serious condition.
Two other workers were taken to a hospital with non-life-threatening injuries, officials said.
Video from Local 6 helicopter Sky 6 showed police tape surrounding the building and several emergency vehicles were at the scene.
UCF said it does not own the property, nor is it overseeing the project, which includes a 600-bed student housing facility scheduled to open in the fall of 2013. UCF is slated to provide housing management and marketing services for the project.
"Our thoughts are with those who were injured, and we hope they experience a complete recovery," UCF said in a statement.
Finfrock Construction, the company in charge of the project, also released a statement about the accident.
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Never done the critique thing before...curious to see what others think about my set-up.
If it helps, I'm currently 937 rated (will be bumping up to the 960s after the next update), I throw accurately up to around 375' and can get one out there to about 415' on a wide-open hole. I feel my strengths are my midrange and upshot game, with distance driving slowly improving. Putting is also getting much better lately, thanks to practice.
Stable Control Drivers:
175 CE Teebird (TB mold - ever-so-slightly understable)
175 Champion Teebird (overstable for a Teebird...great for placement shots within 350')
175 Star Orc (when I need a little more D than the Teebirds will allow, but more control than a TRX)
Distance Drivers:
(2) 175 Star Teerex (one new, one used)
Understable Drivers:
175 Sirius Orion LS (newish, still understable)
175 Millennium Orion LS (beat for rollers, giant turnovers)
Overstable Drivers:
172 Star Max (for standard backhand shots)
170 Star Firebird (used mainly for overhand shots, some short controlled skip shots)
(4) 175 Flat-top Rocs (beaten to all stages of wear)
175 Champ Glow Roc (more stable then newest FT Roc)
175 Champ Whippet-x (mondo overstable...short spike upshots, "lawn-dart" shots, tall skips)
175 Black 12x KC Pro Aviar (one of the soft black ones...go-to putter)
175 Black 12x KC Pro Aviar (one of the stiffer dark grey ones...go-to upshot within 150')
I also occasionally carry a 175 Champ Eagle-x strictly for thumbers, but only when I'm playing a course that I *know* I'll need a thumber on. When I'm in a bind, the Firebird will work, but I heavily favor the Ch Eagle-x for thumbers...just a more comfortable grip for me.
My initial thoughts after typing all of this out is that I shoudl either learn a good thumber with the Firebird and drop the occasional Eagle, OR learn to control the Max better, cut out the Firebird, and put an Eagle back in the bag for thumbers.
I'm also thinking that the CE Teebird and Star Orc overlap just enough that I could do away with one...probably the TB since it's hard to replace. Knowing my game, I can still see instances where I would use one and not the other, but with some more practice I could probably manage without one.
All-in-all, this is the best set-up I've ever had, and I feel very good about it...but I'm curious to see what others might do with it to improve.


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It's a beautiful day on Old River Road, the mustard is in full bloom along either side of the road and the organizers and field workers are gearing up for the Mendocino County Pruning Contest.
George Lee, owner of the vineyards at Old Chatham Ranch in Yorkville, is talking to the timers, the judges and the contestants to make sure everything is in order.
He explains, "We have historically had pruning contests in our county; it has been a long-standing tradition. Mendocino Wine Growers Inc. wants to continue to support and recognize the vineyard workers as an integral part of the industry and honor their contribution.
"The way the contest is set up is that each contestant will be timed as they prune 10 vines, and the judges will determine the quality of the cutting. We have about 40 men this year who will be demonstrating their skills on some of the 150 acres of vines at La Ribera owned by the Thornhill Family."
The contestants are timed in groups of five as they trim the quads -- two bilateral vines. The first one done is initially the winner and then they are judged on a number of pruning technique points.
Michael Boer, one of the judges and owner of the Stipp Ranch Vineyards and Pumpkin Patch, describes how the pruning is assessed.
"We look at how clean the cut is, and we want it to have a slight angle; if they do a perpendicular cut the wood will break. The angled cut is cleaner and creates less resistance. We judge how close they cut to the bud. If it is too close there is the threat of the bud drying; we want it to be at least an inch away from the bud. One of the things they can get marked off for is cutting into the bud; it can happen if you are working against time. I've done it myself when I was in a hurry.
"We are looking for them to prune the spurs off the cordon and we want to have two buds remaining. We judge how cleanly they have removed the other canes or old wood from around the two remaining buds. We judge whether they clean the downward pointing canes from the cordone. We are looking for a clean and close cut. We want the cuttings to be stacked in a fairly neat pile in the middle of the drive row."
Norberto Ruiz, supervisor at La Ribera, not one of this year's competitors says, "We make sure we have the right buds. If we have a skinny cane, we have to go one and base which is two buds; with a stronger cane we go to two and base. We make sure the buds are pointing up -- make sure they are straight. We clean the debris, especially last year's clusters, otherwise we will have disease on our new clusters."
The Thornhills purchased the property in 2002 and are happy to have the competition taking place in their vineyards. They value the workers and that they can be part of this opportunity allowing the field workers to compete with their skills and highlight the work they are dedicated to doing so well.
The first-place winner will receive a plaque that says Top Pruner of Mendocino County' with a gift certificate to Mendocino Farm Supply and $500 cash. The second-place winner will receive a certificate that says Top Pruners of Mendocino County' plus $200 cash; the second-, third- and fourth-place winners get the same. The sixth- through 10th-place will get top pruners certificates and $100 cash. With this many prizes, many of the contestants go home rewarded.
Damien Maldonado, with a glove in his left hand and pruners in his right, is fast, very fast, as he intensely and carefully cuts the three- to five-foot suckers at just the right spot, gathers a handful together, pulls them up and out with a hard swipe and lays them behind in the stack row. He has worked at Chevalier Vineyards for 10 years planting, staking, measuring the fields for planting, putting in posts, and taking buttons from old plants and putting them onto old rootstock. He won the competition in 2007 and 2008. He does it primarily for the fun; he loves to prune. And the money? He answers with a gentle smile, "El dinero es bueno."
Remington Martin, a gringo competitor, works at Duckhorn Vineyards in Anderson Valley where he drives tractor, sprays chemicals, injects fertilizers, estimates crops and works in fertility management. He says, "I love pruning. I love being outside every day and working with my hands and mind and being with my amigos. My skin is white but my heart is brown."


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Experts from global companies such as Facebook, Disney, Activision and major U.S. advertising agencies will be at the University of Colorado Boulder Oct. 24-25 for "Cultural Caffeine," a series of public panels and events centering on the explosion of innovation in the creative industries.
Cultural Caffeine will feature panels on how advertising agencies are using technology to create new ideas and using big data to gain insight into consumer behavior. Other panels will explore how social media are redefining the relationship between brands and the rising trend in entrepreneurship within the industry.
All of the speakers are graduates of CU's advertising program, including Kelly Graziadei ('97), director of global marketing solutions at Facebook and Jason Hoff ('00), creative director for digital integration at Grey Worldwide.
Events will be held from 2 to 6:30 p.m. on Thursday, Oct. 24, and from 10 a.m. to 2:15 p.m. on Friday. All events are free and open to the public.
"We recognized the impact our graduates were having on the advertising industry and created this series to bring their experience and insight back to Boulder," said Journalism and Mass Communication advertising instructor Melinda Cheval. "It is important for current students to have a vision for their future after graduation. We hope these conversations will help students understand the many paths they can explore within the creative industries."
The conference will begin with a presentation by Graziadei and Joe Corr, principle and creative director at Boulder's School agency, on "Creating a Culture of Innovation," on Oct. 24 at 2 p.m. in the University Memorial Center Gallery.
For a full list of events, times and campus locations go to http://journalism.colorado.edu/2013/10/20/cultural-caffeine/.
Mindy Cheval, Journalism and Mass Communication, 303-808-3249
Michelle P. Fulcher, JMC communications manager, 303-492-0460 or 303-809-0500.


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Hoffman Estates, Ill. -- A 2.3% same-store sales gain at Kmart was not enough to offset a 6% decline at Sears resulting in an overall 1.7% decline for the combined companies domestic operations during the five week December reporting period ended Jan. 1.
The December results were released as parent company Sears Holdings updated its earning guidance for the quarter ending Jan. 29 and indicated profits per share would exceed analysts' consensus estimate of $3.09 and fall in a range of $3.39 to $4.12 with net income between $370 million and $450 million. For the fourth quarter to date, Kmart's same store sales are up 3.4% while Sears is down by 5.3%. Last year, fourth quarter profits were $3.74 a share or $430 million.
The quarter to date gain at Kmart is attributable to the layaway program and strength in categories such as toys, home, sporting goods, apparel and footwear, according to the company. However, those increases were partially offset by declines in the food and consumables and pharmacy categories.
The sales difficulties seen at Sears are the same as those affecting other retailers with significant exposure to the consumer electronics category and televisions in particular. Price deflation and moderating sales of existing flat panel sets coupled with a slow uptake of newer technologies has hindered sales growth at Best Buy, HH Gregg and Target. Over half of the decline at Sears occurred in consumer electronics category, but appliances and tools also experiencing declines, according to the company. Conversely, Sears said footwear, jewelry and automotive categories produced comparable store sales growth during the quarter-to-date period.
The company also updated its financial position and said it expects to end the year with approximately $1.1 billion in net cash balances and no outstanding borrowings under its $2 billion domestic credit facility. Sears Holdings plans to report its fourth quarter and full year results before the market opens on Feb. 24.
Improved profits during the fourth quarter will be offset by losses earlier in the year results in the company reporting full year net income between $130 million and $210 million, or between $1.16 and $1.88 per share. Last year, net income totaled $235 million or $1.99 per share.
Kmart up, Sears down in December
Hoffman Estates, Ill. -- A 2.3% same-store sales gain at Kmart was not enough to offset a 6% decline at Sears resulting in an overall 1.7% decline for the combined companies domestic operations during the five week December reporting period ended Jan. 1.


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Working Stiff wrote:Its hard to explain, but he did more than bitch. He crossed the line and deserved to be punished. He had a long history of this type of behavior and nobody did anything, so I really had no problem with him finally being punished for his poor sportsmanship. All I really meant was that is was no coincidence that it was something that happened at BHO that finally made the folks at the PDGA go "OK, no more."
Part of the problem was that the PDGA did not handle the situation very well. They were not prepared for what would happen when the message board lit up and people started spreading rumors and exaggerating the events. They had also not punished a high-profile player before, and in the end a lot of people at the time were like udder. Anybody who had been to more than a handful of A tiers had seen a pro go after a TD and make an Ass of themselves, and it made you wonder "why Cam?" They really did not ever explain it very well.
I suppose the PDGA learned its lesson about waving its dirty laundry in public from it, though. The Red Hawk embarrassment from what I understand resulted in some punishment, but who and what remains shrouded in mystery. The Cam Todd situation would have benefited from a little more mystery.
Thanks for the extra info. I do like to hear about the past of disc golf from those that have been around. It does help explain why it went the way it did.
As for Red Hawk... boy. You just *cannot* do that and expect the sport to grow or be popular, can you? *sigh*


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IN the Dennis Herbert Senior Bowl Pill AFC eased past Cromwell Youth 6-2, to enter the next round.
Leo Ross (two), Christopher Prince (two), Arron Compton and Danny Cole got the Pill goals.
In the Greyhound Junior Cup, Racing Club Newport won 6-0 against Newport Eagles 2nds, their goals coming from Craig Bourne (pen), Darren Walker, Chris James, Clifford Bale, Liam Tucker plus an own goal.
In the Premier X Pontnewydd United remained top without kicking a ball as Oakfield Inn withdrew from the league, due to lack of player support. FC Boilermakers moved into second place after a 7-0 win over Athletico Cwmbran. Cwmcarn Athletic continued their good form with a 3-1 win away to Villa Dino Christchurch. Karol Tomaszuk, Glen Perry and Darryl Brass scored.
Machen FC won 4-0 at home to the Docks Cons. Goals from Carl Jones, Nick Henderson and Jacob Harris (two), saw Newport Eagles land a 4-2 win away at Llanyrafon.
AC Pontymister has opened up a six point lead at the top of Premier Y, after a 6-0 win away to Malpas United.
Jamie Lewis (three), Dave Cleere, Rhys Cleere and Adam Morris scored. Second placed Albion Rovers kept the pressure on after a 7-0 win at home to Newport Corinthians, their goals coming from Adam Savigar, Barry Bardsley, Chris Knight (two), Michael Harrison (two) and Ian Vaughan.
Trethomas Bluebirds gained their second win of the season with a 3-1 win against Cwmbran Celtic, Rhys Fishbourne, James Symes and Adam Richards scored.
Seven goals from Nick Blub (three), Omar Watson (two), Chris Rees and Lee Souter, gave Lliswerry a 7-1 win away at Cwmbran Town.
Marshfield won 3-2 away at Lucas Cwmbran. Two goals from Josh Burrows and Michael Andreson gave Spencer Boys Club a 2-1 win against Coed Eva Athletic.
Ponthir remain top of Division One after a 3-2 win away at AC Pontymister with Michael Dixon and Aysa Al-Doori getting the goals.
Pioneer SC, who have a two games in hand advantage won 5-1 at home to Maesglas United to remain one point behind in second place.
Crosskeys moved out of the bottom two after a 4-2 win at home to Villa Dino Christchurch. Lliswerry won 3-2 at home to Cwmbran Town, with Ryan Brown, Kirk Smith and Sean Ahearn scoring.
Pill AFC moved into third place after a 6-0 win against a poor Shaftesbury Youth side. Kyle Griffiths, Leon Jones and Joe Brown netted two goals each. The game between K2 AFC and Albion Rovers was postponed.
In Division Two, Infusion sports bar increased their hundred percent record to nine straight wins after a 4-0 win away to Albion Rovers. Alex Sim, Mike Vaux, Leroy Brown and Neil Leeson scored. Infusion has an eight-point lead over second placed Docks Cons, who won 9-1 at home to Cromwell Youth. Craig Lewis, John Weir, Terry Barry (four), Ryan Edwards, David Miller and Blane Bowden hit the net for the Dockers.
Cwmcarn Athletic 2nds made it a club winning double with a 4-2 win against Caerleon Town. Dean Johnson, Wayne Pewtner, Arron Proctor plus one own goal did the damage. Bettws Socialdad moved into third place after an exciting 5-4 win away at Pontnewydd United.
Division Three leaders Racing Club Newport are living up to their name with eight wins from eight, moving eight point ahead of their nearest rivals. Goals from Garry Tovey (three), Carl Bale (two) and Kurtis Sanders helped Racing Club beat Coed Eva Athletic 6-3 at Southfields.
AC Pontymister could only manage a 4-4 draw away to Spencer Boys Club. Riverside Rovers won 5-3 at home to Ponthir, with goals from Milos Vujasinovic (three), Luke Naylon and Jay De-Gilbert. Llanyrafon won 5-2 away to Pill.
In the Sunday league two goals from Andrew Cornwall and Ryan Cook gave the leaders Docks Cons a 2-1 win against St Julians Old Boys, to go three points clear at the top.
RMS Llanwern United gained their first win of the season with a 4-2 win over Pavilions. Rogerstone United moved into second place after a 6-2 win over Lysaghts FC.
Duffryn Wanderers reached the final of the Monmouthshire Building Society Sunday Cup after a 5-3 win over Real Bettws.
Goals from Jordan Smith (2), Daniel Bennett, Jack O'Shea and a wonder goal, from near the halfway line by Luke Upham, saw Duffryn join Lysaghts FC in the final in April.


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- BSO Case Number: BS 13-1-1867
- PIO Number: 13-1-17
- Date: 1/25/13
- Time: 5:26 p.m.
- Place of Occurrence: I-95 and Commercial Blvd., Oakland Park
- Jurisdiction: Oakland Park
- John Brindle, 45, male.
Description of Incident:
The Broward Sheriff's Office Internal Affairs and the Public Corruption Task Force arrested a BSO deputy Friday night for possession of a controlled substance.
Investigators received information that Detective John Brindle was purchasing oxycodone pills without a prescription from a location in the city of Oakland Park. On Jan. 25, detectives conducted surveillance of Brindle's movements and once he was in possession of the pills, he was pulled over near I-95 and Commercial Blvd.
Brindle used his position as a BSO detective and intimidation to obtain eight oxycodone pills. He was booked into the BSO Main Jail on one count of possession of a controlled substance.
Brindle had been working as a detective in the City of Pompano Beach for seven years. He had been previously employed at BSO from Sept. 1997 until July 2004. He was rehired April 2005.
He is currently suspended with pay pending prosecution by the State Attorney's Office.
***MEDIA NOTE: Brindle's mug shot and a copy of the PC is attached to this news release on our website www.sheriff.org.
INVESTIGATORS: Internal Affairs; Public Corruption Task Force
THIS REPORT BY: Keyla Concepcion/PIO 1/26/13 1100
Posted At: 01/26/2013 10:49 AM
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PORTLAND, Ore. ( TheStreet) -- The U.S. car market is making a comeback, but that hasn't dented the post-recession value of used vehicles.New car sales jumped 13.4% last year as Americans tiptoed back onto lots. Americans still scared off by overly conspicuous spending, however, have discovered that the best vehicle money can buy gets them from Point A to Point B, costs little to own or maintain and can sit in the driveway until such time as its owner needs to replace it or can afford better. An inexpensive car more than a decade old used to get derisive names such as "jalopy" and "beater." Today, it's just "the car." Automotive data service Polk revealed last year that the average age of cars and light trucks on U.S. roads is roughly 10.8 years. That's up from 8.9 years a decade ago and 9.8 as recently as 2007. New car sales slumped during the 2008 and 2009 recession years as America's drivers squeezed as much mileage out of their old cars as possible. According to Manheim Consulting's Used Vehicle Value Index, used car prices actually fell 0.8% last year, but jolted up 1.2% in December as Superstorm Sandy reduced an already small supply. Dwindling new car inventory and used car lots already depleted of 2- and 3-year-old vehicles are keeping prices high as sales increased 5% in 2012 and more than 10% from 2010. That's making a lot of formerly undesirable older vehicles a lot more popular. Manheim found that owners looking to sell their old Toyota ( TM) Camry, Honda ( HMC) Accord or Ford ( F) Fusion, Manheim says they'll make an average of 2% more on the deal than they would have last December. Even used pickups and vans have benefited as demand accelerated 2.6% and 0.2% respectively within the past year. While Polk says American car buyers are regaining their confidence, they're also learning the value of an older, cheaper, equally reliable vehicle. Considering the advanced age of the average American car, we asked the folks at Kelley Blue Book to see what decade-old models should factor into car buyers' decision-making this year. They came back with an extremely flush selection of 30 vehicles. The list focuses on model year 2003 used vehicles with a Kelley Blue Book Private Party Value of less than $10,000. The vehicles listed are assumed to be in good condition with approximately 118,000 miles, as per Kelley Blue Book's mileage depreciation schedules. The list was further reduced by focusing only on those vehicles KBB expects to require minimal maintenance based on their proven reputation for reliability. To eliminate certain redundancies, we've pared that list to 10 decade-old cars worth considering before buying new. They may have some wear on the tires, but consensus is that each of the cars on the list should be able to hit or break 200,000 miles with a minimal amount of maintenance:
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UWCCC Grand Rounds - ASCO Update - Hematology and GI
UW Hospital and Clinics
G5/119 – Clinical Science Center
Contact: Gayla Garlick-Hansen
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Department of Medicine, Section of Hematology-Oncology
UW School of Medicine and Public Health
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Associate Professor
Medical Director, UWCCC
Department of Medicine, Section of Hematology-Oncology
UW School of Medicine and Public Health
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