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Tinsley played a great, great second half and I thought he was the difference tonight
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I was hoping someone else would start this thread because I don't have much to say
Tinsley played a great, great second half and I thought he was the difference tonight
Tins-definitely the best I've seen him play in a while particularly in the third. But the entire team's intensity in that quarter was impressive.
Can we bottle that defensive effort for future use? That's what's gotta become more of a constant.
Thank goodness after a downright embarrassing first half with all those TOs! Looked like me a my weekend warrior buddies at open gym. Pitiful!
Agreed, there ain't much to say, except that Jack and Tins are good.
They are great. not just good. Are you listening GM's around the league. Get these guys while their hot. 2 for one special going on right now. Best tandem in the league. Hurry, hurry, hurry!!!!
Good for at least 1 quarter per month. Step right up, don't be late.
Jack is taking it to the hole hard now. That is exactly the way he should be playing. I have slammed on him many times before, but the man is tough and works hard. I definitely respect that. He only hit 1 of 5 from 3pt land. Hopefully he keeps those attempts down.
jo doesn't play and we win. go figure...
I'm really worried about our next game against Cleveland with out JO.. he killed them last game. Harrington and Granger really need to step it up. But I am so glad they won this game against Portland. This was not a game to loose with the upcoming schedule.
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In my opinion, if JO had been playing, this game wouldn't have been close. We were up 13-2, and almost blew the game. We gave them a 32-9 run, and I don't think they get that run on us if we have JO's presence at both ends of the floor. When things get crazy, and our offense gets lost, it helps to have a good go-to post player to help us regain our composure.
We can win without JO. We aren't a better team without JO.
I have to admit JO will be important against the Cavs in particular. He seems to always play well against them, and I think it is due to matchups. Z cannot guard him and JO can bother Z's shots. Jeff has not handled Z very well IMO. Z just seems to shoot over him.
Maybe the big deal is that Lebron will have a clear path to the basket. Danny and Jack are great defenders, but it takes a backstop like JO at the rim to slow LJ.
This game turned in the second half on the strengh of Jamal Tinsley's play. When he brings intensity he's hard to beat. I wish he would bring it every night. Danny Granger was very intrumental in this game, too. He made some timely drives to the basket and some fortuitous shots. Sarunas played well and Baston was very good in JO's place. Jackson played very well within his capabilities.
Wow, I think I just described a TEAM win, and JO didn't play in it at all. hmmm
When Jamaal Tinsley was on the floor his 37 min, the Pacers were +30. He didn't play 11 min of the game and so Pacers won only +13. That's more than impressive.
"Things should be made as simple as possible, but not any simpler."
- Albert Einstein
It doesn't matter how you use the stats. Tinsley brings it episodically. Other PGs don't need to ratchet up their game as JT does. I don't know what to expect for any given game or quarter with JT. I would like to see JT more consistent and if he is not get a PG who is because this team needs can't win with half-effort play from their PG
That's funny. JO would have made a 32-9 run even worse then it was! How do I know this?! Well..uhm..Because I don't like JO much..!!!!
First note - my comments about the great fastbreaking is in that "no more breaks..." thread I started the other day.
Tinsley just was killing the Pacers in the first half with his sloppy play. Several poor efforts to protect the ball. Saras was looking just okay, but a little off his recent regular game.
And then there was the 3rd qtr Tinsley turnover - as Chris and QB noted it was like a light switch. From that point on TINSLEY WENT OFF. That's the old Tinsley I've been talking about being missing. Like the DEN game where I complained about his lax game despite making shots, THIS was Tinsley playing his top caliber ball.
He finally denied a RETURN PASS on the PnR, something that's been killing the team. He tipped passes, tipped shots, disrupted dribbles, and most of all moved well with the ball and passed it well too.
WHERE THE BLEEP HAS THIS DUDE BEEN?!? I don't know, but please stay because it's very enjoyable to watch, win or lose.
(this was a lot like Foster in DEN vs Foster in ORL where the stats looked good in both, but clearly his ORL (and POR) effort dwarfed his DEN output)
Baston - I already admitted that Bird was right on Baston. Mace proved it again vs POR. Again, forget blocked shots or dunks. It's his awareness and smart play that I like. He maxes out his spacing on both ends, except for the few times he still makes newbie mistakes, he reads plays well, he forces other teams to play legit. He won't let a defender cheat off him, he'll attack the rim or set a pick or get rebounding position.
He looks like a steal at his salary now. I was surprised to not see him back in sooner in the 2nd half.
Jack - another great game. His play off the ball remains strong, and in the meantime he's finding his outside shot AND attacking the basket even more aggressively than before (though I thought he stayed steady about trying to find inside points even when stuff wasn't falling).
Early in the game that dunk he got on the break came from him starting about 5 steps off the baseline in the corner with THREE Blazers farther upcourt than him. He outran his man and those 3 (including Dixon who was watching Tins at midcourt from his FT line instead of a guy running right past him) to catch the long bomb pass from Tinsley. That's hard core effort.
I watch him off the ball a lot on defense and he rotates and helps as much as any player on the team. He got beat on a pass to Dixon when he came to the lane to cover Pryz after a PnR left Foster having to stop the dribble on the far side and leaving the lane empty. His man made the 3, but at it was the penetration that caused the problem. He at least made them shoot a deep ball rather than a dunk by Pryz. That's why I praise his all-around effort. Big improvement since even last season.
Foster - another classic great Jeff game. Again much better than the DEN game despite the box score. This is why you want Jeff and why the halfcourt works so well for Indy. Great rebounding, good defensive pressure most of the night. I'd say more but I think most people appreciate what Jeff brings.
Al - a little off and on. Mostly good, especially as a #1 offensive threat type. Occassionally he falls asleep on defense or rebounding, but I don't think he ever shows a full game of that kind of play. He wasn't the key to the win, but he was productive along the way.
Saras - solid but not great night. This is what I expect out of him typically, meaning I don't need greatness to not be pleased. He still only got 3 assists to 2 turnovers, he still struggled to stop penetration. He had his share of bad plays and took a lot of shots to get 11 points.
BUT, he was active, he did work well with the ball in the half court, especially with Tinsley (per the norm IMO) and was productive without being the big scorer or without avoiding some mistakes. I'll take that from the #2 PG (just don't mistake it for a starters effort).
Granger - still frustratingly novice. At one point he flat-out LEFT a man with the ball at the FT line to go find "his man". You can't make that mistake even if you see a pass fake or an up-fake. QB tried to blame it all on David, and Dave did also try to find his man (the guy actually near him at least) rather than stop the penetration. Both were wrong, but this is a mistake Danny has made before. He was the guy currently between the ball and the hoop. Even if someone else screwed up and put you there, once there you must stay and do the job.
To me this is a great example of what is wrong with Danny's game right now. He's still having to THINK IT OUT as the play is going on. "oh, this isn't my man, I have to go find my guy". Doesn't make him lazy, doesn't say he doesn't care. It says he just doesn't see the game like a vet yet.
Talent-wise you saw again why you keep Danny and help him learn the game. When given more instinctive moments he flashes incredible atheltic ability and even smart play for the moment. He drove the ball hard again (yes, this makes me very happy) and mixed in the 3 rather than camping the line. He busts his rear to chase down TO breaks even when he can't get there in time. He can get up for a shot block or rebound tip.
At some point he's going to get the slow-down moment where it starts to come together, and at that point he's going to be better than Al I think.
In the meantime it's tough because while he makes the on-the-ball highlights that casual fans love, he's also making some bonehead away-from-the-ball mistakes that make some of this teammates look bad. POR was a perfect example of the good and bad of young Granger.
I think that also makes it tough to teach a 2nd player like Rawle, Powell or Greene because it's hard to deal with so many breakdowns at once. You need a Jack or Foster out there to help cover those a little.
Armstrong - finally found a shot, still love the effort, but his age has shown through the last few weeks. He's a limited time guy and we probably need to accept that. He's not AJ just waiting for 35 mpg regularly. Right now the team has 2 serious PGs, and maybe Greene can develop his offensive game to cover 20-25 on some nights if needed.
But I'm on the "keep DA around" camp if its reasonable. Love the attitude.
Quis - oddly out of the rotation completely most of the night. Not sure what to make of that. I've yet to see him play really poorly to warrant that choice. Could just be the timing of situations and game flow, but RC usually isn't that dramatic about his playing time changes without injury or foul issues.
Harrison - okay rusty I'm sure, but yikes. They tried to PnR him with DA and it was a disaster. However I've always said that only Saras can make that pass to him. And yet they tried that too and it didn't work. He made that stupid swat on the elbow foul just in case we forgot his defense is all about reaching rather than moving.
I think he's gone if they don't see more than that out of him sometime soon. Certainly next summer they'd do something if this season continues at the rate it has for him.
For now as I say I'll let him off on "rust", just like I let the team off on "road weary" with the chance to prove it in upcoming games. Prove to us that it was just rust David. Gotta have improvement now.
PS - Zach's shot, so soft. Very impressive touch for a big. He put shots over Danny and Jeff for nothing but lacy net despite strong defense in his face.
Of course they weren't.
Maybe if Tinsley showed his 2nd half effort every game they'd look better with JO in. Maybe they lost that early lead because Baston went out and Harrison came in, rather than it being JO out and Baston in (ie, the bench was hurt by losing Baston to the starters).
The team isn't JO or nothing, they are a team and have been winning like a team all year (and losing the same way). In fact JO's effort and output has been pretty consistantly strong (did these people SEE the Orlando game vs Dwight Howard), it's the rest of the team that's been up and down with the PGs doing the most dragging behind so far.
And honestly several fans, including myself, already thought they were showing signs of better team play after the Foster-Granger switch. This is what "figuring it out" looks like. It's happening.
If it was just a JO thing then Orlando would have killed them...oh, and I recall the Pacers winning AT Portland with JO playing too and Tinsley not showing the kind of effort we saw last night (0-5, 6 ast, 1 TO, and 23 minutes to Cabbages' 31)
He was a little better about it, but go back and check the shot charts from a month ago. He's been searching around the paint for scores all season. That's why his 3PAs were down from his normal level. Vs ORL he took 14 shots inside the arc vs 3 from deep.Jack is taking it to the hole hard now. That is exactly the way he should be playing. I
In fact just to show how skewed the anti-Jackson view can be, last night he actually CHUCKED a lot of 3s. He's only shot 5 or more 7 times including last night, and 3 of those were in the first 3 games of the season. Since then he's only gone over 5 3PAs twice (9 and 6).
Meanwhile he's been averaging between 6 and 10 shots inside the arc all year (except for the @ DEN game with only 5 FGA total and the @ LAL game with only 7 total and 1-4 from 3). Many of those are in the paint.
He saw better results vs Portland, but in terms of shot selection I thought it was somewhat on par with his entire season. He just hasn't made shots inside or out, including plenty of blown layups and fastbreaks.
He's been putting the ball in the hoop better for the last week or so. I think it started in TOR which was still NOV, but look at his DEC vs NOV shooting numbers. FG% and 3P% are way up already (46% vs 37% and 31% vs 25%) and still have plenty of room to grow to meet his career average (at least from 3...46% FG the rest of the way would make his FG% just fine).


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Now he's in Phoenix, where he's closer to a first-line center and joins a team that also may have overspent on goalie Mike Smith (six years, $5.7 salary cap hit).


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My special right buttock
And how many of you would believe that the pain resulting from a 40 minute race around flat wide open streets in London could be easily ten times greater than that caused by a six day international UCI tour in Southern France, incorporating stages of 4+ hours through narrow, windy roads and the longest, toughest ascents in the Ardeche region?!
Having ridden the Ride London Elite Women's Grand Prix on 3rd August and having just completed the Tour Cycliste Feminin International de l'Ardeche I certainly believe that to be the case. Not for everyone, of course… but for me, definitely Tamina Oliver Team CTC
Ride London
The inaugural Ride London Elite Women's Grand Prix took place just outside of Buckingham Palace with a short circuit including arguably some of London's most exclusive and well known streets: The Mall, Birdcage Walk, and Horse Guards Parade. In other words, we were bombing it around the Queen's pad!
A field of some of Britain's most talented riders (and especially those who specialise in short, flat, sprint-saturated types of races) populated the start line on a hot and heavy evening with mercury still hitting the upper 20s…
Ominously the start of the women's race was delayed due to the previous youth's race having culminated in a nasty crash across the finish line. As our wait extended to 30 and then 40 minutes it became gradually apparent to me that the already inadequate 1 lap warm-up that had been permitted was going to be next to useless for the imminent speeds of the race.
After an announcement that our race was going to be truncated from 1 hour to 40 minutes we eventually got on our way. As anticipated, speeds were high and numerous attacks were made. None stuck and from my perspective until the penultimate corner on the final lap of the race it was all panning out pretty predictably and relatively uneventfully, as flat criterium races often seem to be.
In the final lap, though, the peloton was still a sizeable field and the pace was increasing with riders getting twitchy as they vied for optimum positions and wheels to follow, ready for the inevitable bunch sprint finale. And then it happened. The uneventful became eventful and the predictable occurred, yet in a way that was impossible for me to predict: a right royal pile up on some of Britain's poshest tarmac…
Britain's poshest tarmac
Analysing the BBC televised footage of the crash I was reassured that there was nothing I could possibly have done to avoid the collision, which occurred directly ahead of me and was bordered by high street curbs and metal railings. With three riders and their bikes sprawled horizontally across the floor there was no available escape route; my only option was to reduce my speed as much as possible before careening into a prostrate Olympic gold medallist and joining in the melee. Flying over my handlebars and through the balmy evening air was fun. Landing was not.
In immense pain and unable to move I could hear my crash buddies groaning alongside me, united in agony while awaiting the paramedics and their relieving Entonox. With a suspected fractured pelvis I was transported in an ambulance on a stretcher to St Mary's A&E, where I spent the evening undergoing a battery of tests and x-rays.
The royal theme of the evening continued, following me to hospital and beyond. I was fortunately discharged late that same night with nothing more than deep bruising and surface flesh wounds. As I left, still wearing the oh-so flattering hospital gown I had been given to protect my modesty (since my riding kit had been cut off me with scissors), I found myself directly in front of a doorway that had rocketed to worldwide fame during the preceding two weeks: the entrance to The Lindo Wing! I began to wonder whether I was making off with the very maternity gown that Kate Middleton, Princess of the UK, had been allocated during her stay…
In the opening of this narrative, I made a bet that there aren't many of you reading this who can lay claim to their very own section of Horse Guards Parade, whereas I can... Surely you'd agree it is only right that I claim ownership to mine, given that it is embedded in my buttock…
Tour Cycliste Feminin International de l'Ardeche
Thankfully, having sustained relatively minor injuries in the Ride London crash, a mere four weeks later I was able to line up for the start of the Tour de l'Ardeche. Virtually the antithesis of Ride London, the Ardeche tour consisted of seven stages over 6 days, many of them surpassing 110km in distance and not a single one of them being flat.
A test of endurance, grit, determination, and climbing prowess this tour is far from being the sprinter's paradise of Ride London's circuit. The epic, unpredictable and eventful nature of each stage means that a detailed account of a just one could merit its very own blog entry.
Team CTC started with five riders (the sixth one unfortunately unable to attend at the very last minute) and were very lucky to have three fantastic support staff also there as part of the team: multi-talented individuals who functioned between themselves as team manager, photographer, bottle-hander, drivers, soigneurs, mechanics, team psychologists and strategists… basically, they were our own personal assistants!
We were lodged in a camping site, in 'static caravans' that were comfy and well equipped, albeit a bit of a tight squeeze! Perhaps in part because of the close proximity of our dwellings, the team gelled together brilliantly, with all of us supporting, sympathising, and helping each other through the various challenged encountered throughout the week, from car-sickness en-route to race venues, to disappointment at the cheating of others towards the back of the peloton, to sore nether regions from so much time on the bike…
A highlight for me personally was the short individual circular time trial mid-way through the tour since it was so completely unlike any other time trial that I have ever encountered: the first half entailed a steep climb (with gradients of over 15% in parts) lasting approximately a kilometre in length. Then there was a very technical, very fast, narrow, twisty, steep descent tested bike handling skills to the max, with a final section of flat-ish speed-bump punctuated road through the middle of a little town to return to the starting point (where the stage also ended).
Off the bike the highlight has to be the post-race swim in the Ardeche River, followed by party games in one of the little static caravans… I would wager that our exceedingly spirited Team CTC was the only team to get through the entire tour without any rider having a crash to then end up with virtually all of us injured in some shape or form following our remarkably physical post-race capers… evidently none of us is as flexible as we would like to think!
This tour was the final UCI event for Team CTC's road season. In the very first year of its existence the team has packed a huge amount in and achieved astonishing successes. I feel privileged and proud to have been part of it, even if it has meant that I have gained a special right bum cheek and various other scars along the way!
Now to the cyclocross season for me… Look out for more, very muddy posts to follow!


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Swedish death metallers OVERTORTURE will release their debut album, "At The End The Dead Await", on January 25, 2013 via Apostasy Records. The CD was mixed and mastered by Ola Englund (SIX FEET UNDER, FEARED) and features cover artwork by Gustav Germann of GugerArt. The layout was handled by Seiya Ogino of Ensamvarg Design. The band states, "You're in for a lethal injection of some heavy Swedish death metal with both brutality and melody!""At The End The Dead Await" track listing: 01. Black Shrouds Of Dementia
02. Murder For The Masses
03. Slaves To The Atom
04. The Outer Limits
05. Targets
06. The Strain
07. The Coming Doom
08. Towards The Within
09. Suffer As One
10. At the End The Dead Await The song "The Outer Limits" can be streamed using the SoundCloud player below. OVERTORTURE was formed in 2011 by Magnus Martinsson, Joel Fornbrant, Fredrik Widigs and Jonas Torndal, known from bands like GRAVE, COLDWORKER and WITCHERY, with the mission to deliver new, fresh, groovy and pure crushing death metal. OVERTORTURE is: Joel Fornbrant (COLDWORKER) - Vocals
Magnus Martinsson (ex-GRAVE, ex-INSISION) - Guitar
Andreas Hemmander - Guitar
Jonas Torndal (ex-GRAVE) - Bass
Fredrik Widigs (THE UGLY, session WITCHERY) - Drums


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10 Bold Predictions between now and WM30
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So this is all about the next 12 monthes to WM30 in New Orlands! I will give 10 massive predictions, some obvious and some just plain stupid and i want to see if they come true!
1. Antonio Cesaro will lose US and stay minor - Mr. McMahon has made it no secret that he despises Cesaro and he has to lose the us title soon but the difference between my prediction and others is that he will not go on to the WHC he will stay as a rarely used mid-carder.
2. John Cena will defeat The Rock - I can see them facing off at either SummerSlam or Payback so to not lose my numbers i have just put that Cena will win when Rock will cashes in his rematch clause.
3. Big E.Langston will turn on Ziggler - After Dolph's win for the WHC he has been a big name around the wwe but i can see Big E.Langston and AJ Lee getting together and the having Big E vs Dolph Ziggler for the WHC.
4. Fandango will become a massive name and then flop back to mid-card - Mr. McMahon's pet project is going pretty well and we all know that he will be given a WWE/WHC shot at some point but my prediction is that McMahon's pet will be klet off the leash and then will crash and burn.
5. The Miz will not go to main card - Many people want to see The Miz forget about Barrett and have him go after either Cena or Ziggler but this is what will go down, he will win the title back from barrett at either Extreme Rules or Payback and then he shall keep it until either Survivor Series or Royal Rumble. He has the possibility to be in the Elimination Chamber but not likely.
6. Zeb Colter will become an in-ring competitor - After he was put in a match with ADR i think they will try and start a thing of putting him into matches with Swagger until he betrays Swagger and becomes one of the best Mid-Card wrestlers, he would do good as the new US champion!
7. Sheamus, Randy Orton and The Big Show will have a great rivalry that will last until at least Survivor Series - We have seen the set up and with Orton due to turn heel and Big Show on the wall of heel and face it would make for a great traditional survivor series match with Team Orton vs Team Sheamus vs Team Show!
8. Brock Lesner and The Rock will have a rivalry - I don't know when but these two have to face off, it was rumored to be WM30 but now Undertaker has reportably got Lesner booked for him. I think that if Lesner doesnt face Taker at WM then it will be Rock.
9. Kofi Kingston will turn heel - I would love to see this as im not a Kingston fan but this could start to show more of a technical side to Kofi and he has alot of talent (who knows maybe i might start to like him).
10. Money In The Bank will be the best yet - I can see them setting up two massive MITB matches and it being the best PPV of the Year (apart from SummerSlam Survivor Series, Royal Rumble and WrestleMania).
So that is my top 10 predictions please leave comments. plus feel free to add on your bold predictions.


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Utah restaurants and resorts are conjuring up spooky dining events for Halloween and Day of the Dead:
Witches Tea at the Grand • A traditional afternoon tea with bewitching confections. Costumes welcome.
Utah restaurants and resorts are conjuring up spooky dining events for Halloween and Day of the Dead:
Witches Tea at the Grand • A traditional afternoon tea with bewitching confections. Costumes welcome.
When • Oct. 25-31; seatings from 1 to 3 p.m.
Where • Grand American Hotel, Lobby Lounge, 555 S. Main, Salt Lake City
Cost • $20 per person; $38 for afternoon tea with champagne; reservations required 801-258-6707, ext. 6707
Witches Tea in Ogden • Enjoy tea, a light buffet, witches brew and photo booths during this fundraiser for the Union Station Foundation
When • Saturday, Oct. 26, 3 p.m.
Where • Union Station, 2501 Wall Ave., Ogden
Cost • Adults, $25; children 6-12, $15; 801-393-9890 or theunionstation.org
Details • The tea is part of the Witchstock Week, sponsored by Ogden's Historic 25th Street Association. Other activities include a Zombie Crawl, Freakers Ball, Night of the Museum Ghost Tours, Wicked West Ghost Walks, Kid's Carnival, Creepy Cowboy Dance and a pumpkin walk. Details at historic25.com
Halloween Ball • Adults 21 and older are invited to Zermatt Resort's first Haunted Halloween Ball featuring a holiday-themed dinner, live music by Rick Gerber and the Mix Tapes, readings by psychics and card readers, photo booth, costume contest and adult beverages.
When • Saturday, Oct. 26, 7-11 p.m.
Where • Zermatt Resort, 784 W. Resort Drive, Midway; 435-657-0180
Tickets • $59 per person; or a hotel and two tickets for $199; facebook.com/zermattresort or zermattresort.com
Halloween Masquerade • Celebrate Halloween with Italian food, dancing and a costume contest. Prizes for most original, best mask, most Italian and most artistic. Sponsored by the Utah Gay and Lesbian Chamber of Commerce.
Where • Cucina Vanina, 1844 E. Fort Union Blvd., Cottonwood Heights
When • Sunday, Oct. 27, 6:30 p.m.
Cost • $20 in advance or $25 at the door; utahgaychamber.org/events
Haunted Haven • Log Haven offers three days of delights from the dark side. In addition the regular menu, guests can try holiday-themed specials and creepy cocktails. There will be complimentary Tarot card readings and a nightly screening of the classic silent film "Nosferatu the Vampire." Diners can enter a dinner-for-two drawing.
When • Tuesday-Thursday, Oct. 29-31, 5:30 to 9 p.m.
Where • Log Haven, 6451 E. Millcreek Canyon Road, Salt Lake City; 801-272-8255
Tickets • Prices vary. Reservations recommended.
Blackout dinner • Tin Angel restaurant will once again offer its annual four-course Halloween "Black Out" dinner. During one course, customers are blindfolded and served a highly flavorful bite of finger food.
When • Thursday-Saturday, Oct. 31-Nov. 2, beginning at 5 p.m.
Where • Tin Angel Cafe, 365 W. 400 South, Salt Lake City; 801-328-4155
Cost • $40 for food; $66.60 with wine. Reservations required
Day of the Dead • The 12th annual Día de los Muertos benefit for the Utah Food Bank features Mexican cuisine, children's activities, art and crafts, live music, cash bar and valet parking.
When • Friday, Nov. 1, 6 to 11 p.m.
Where • Frida Bistro Warehouse, 545 W. 700 South, Salt Lake City
Cost • Adults, $15 or 15 cans of food; children, $10 or 10 cans of food
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Some of the shots really are prayers, wishes affirmed by the basketball gods.
Some of them really are miracles, once-in-a-lifetime instants that, all at once, impact so many lifetimes.
Some of the long shots really are just that – long shots – hurried heaves that beat not only the buzzer but also the odds.
Then there are shots like the one that crowned Tyus Edney, that defined Tyus Edney, that became Tyus Edney. A shot that kept alive the national title run of the 1994-95 UCLA Bruins and that, nearly two decades later, Edney is asked about only four or five times a week.
A shot that Edney made and a shot that made him.
"It was kind of almost like a mini-hook, wrap-around kind of thing," Edney says when asked to dissect a basket that UCLA fans have come to describe simply as brilliant. "I had to get it around his arm. It was kind of a hook, almost."
There was one thing Edney's second-round game-winner that mid-March afternoon in Boise most definitely was not. Lucky.
Though somewhat unorthodox, the shot hardly was unrehearsed.
"Believe it or not," Edney says today, "it was a shot I practiced a lot growing up."
As a kid – roughly ages 10 to 16 – Edney, his brother and their friends would play on a rickety miniature hoop in the driveway of Edney's Los Angeles home. The thing had a wooden backboard and a metal rim, one that hung at about 6 feet.
"The only way to get a shot up was to shoot it around someone's outstretched arms," Edney says. "My dad would get mad because we'd get hurt out there sometimes. We'd twist an ankle or something and he'd be saying, 'Hey, you gotta be ready for the real game.'
"But then he started seeing us taking those same shots in games and making them and he was like, 'OK, I'll leave you guys alone. You're fine.' That shot in the tournament basically was one of those."
So it wasn't a prayer, a miracle or a long shot, even if, after the game, defeated Missouri guard Julian Winfield countered, "You can't tell me that the little guy just knew that was going in when it left his fingers."
Actually, Edney was certain the ball was going in. And why not? He'd seen it go in so many times before.
While the ending was what really mattered, history more vividly recalls the journey Edney took that day just to reach the basket.
He grabbed Cameron Dollar's inbounds pass and navigated the length of the floor, through the Tigers' passive, don't-foul resistance – the prevent defense doesn't even work in basketball – going behind his back near midcourt and not encountering anything more than a speed bump until he was in the lane.
More celebrated teammate Ed O'Bannon had instructed Edney to look for him – "Of course," Edney says now, laughing. "I told him, 'OK, OK, I will.'" – and guard Toby Bailey was waving for the ball.
Edney saw both but, knowing the play had begun with only 4.8 seconds remaining, nothing appeared clearer to him than the rim.
"I knew I couldn't let anyone stop me from running," says Edney, now UCLA's director of basketball operations. "It was all kind of an instinctual, desperation kind of thing. After I went behind my back, it sort of opened up. My instinct was to just go to the basket."
Waiting for him there was a Missouri forward named Derek Grimm, all 6-foot-9 of him. Edney was 5-10. Still is, although in Bruin lore he'll always stand taller.
Facing that big obstacle, the littlest Bruin did what often is best when playing a game. He went back to being a kid, in his driveway, bending the ball around his brother's extended arms and over his brother's tip-toed reach.
Grimm, not wanting to foul, didn't even jump.
"I guess there's really no use in doing it," Grimm said afterward, "but you keep saying, 'What if? What if? What if?'"
The ball smooched the glass and settled in the net just as the 4.8 seconds reached 0.0. The Bruins had won, 75-74.
Dollar called the victory "a reprieve." Then-assistant coach Lorenzo Romar said the team had been "resurrected."
Two weeks later, the Bruins won UCLA's 11th national championship. "Without Tyus," O'Bannon said, "we wouldn't be anywhere."
"People have told me about how they hurt themselves running around celebrating after my shot," Edney says. "I've had kids tell me that their parents traumatized them because they were running around screaming. People in airports, in bars, going crazy. I've heard all those stories.
"The real impact of it for me came a little bit later. It was at least a year or two before I realized it. Each year following, it was surprising how much it stuck with people, how people remembered where they were when it happened, what they were doing. That's the stuff that still surprises me."
So, to this day, Tyus Edney's romp through the Missouri Tigers is producing the unexpected. But Edney knows at least one thing about that day that isn't surprising.
That his shot, no matter how it's described, went in.
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Don't expect a Swordfish style representation of hacking in upcoming connected video game Watch Dogs, with Ubisoft Montreal consulting with security firm Kaspersky Labs to ensure a level of realism.
"We're working with Kaspersky Lab, a big security firm," senior producer Dominic Guay told Joystiq during a San Francisco press event. "They have really hardcore experts there on hacking.
"We send them some of our designs and we ask them feedback on it, and it's interesting to see what gets back. Sometimes they say, 'Yeah, that's possible, but change that word,' or, 'That's not the way it works.'"
Watch Dogs is set for release November 22 on current gen platforms, and will also be available on day one for PS4. A next-gen Xbox version is also expected.
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Granting Access and Securing PrivacyRiddles are little poems or phrases that pose a question that needs answering. Riddles frequently rhyme, but this is not a requirement.
Defining the boundary
Between this and that place
It's pretty clear that I'm
An open-and-shut case
Sometimes a metaphor
For opportunity
I could be vital to
Your exit strategy
To a single axis
My movement is confined
Your privacy is that
For which I've been designed
What am I?
Answera door
lines 1-2: A door divides a room from another room or hallway, etc.
lines 3-4: A play on words using one of a door's characteristics, namely that it opens and closes (or shuts).
lines 5-6: The word "door" may be used metaphorically to describe a means through which new possibilities may be realized.
lines 7-8: One may need to pass through a door in order to leave a room or building.
lines 9-10: A door usually swings on hinges.
lines 11-12: One of the functions of a door is to maintain one's privacy by having it closed.
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Topic: upcoming webinar, "Understanding Cancer in the Age of Genomics"
For those not able to attend the webinar in person, but would like a question (or two) asked on your behalf please, feel free to post it here.
I also wanted to mention that the Research Advocacy Network will mail booklets free of charge. You might want to order: Tutorial: Genomics in Cancer - Print Version, website: http://researchadvocacy.org/index.php?/ … lications/
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Hello guys,
first I want to do a survey, how many people know the movie "A Better Tomorrow" here?
"A Better Tomorrow" is a very famous movie in 1980s. Mark, the leading role started to be popular at that time.
Recently, ZCWORLD presents us a 1/6 action figure of Mark. Let's enjoy together.
ZCWORLD 1/6 A Better Tomorrow Mark Action Figure
Very cool,right? Maybe, you think this figure is old-fashion. But in1980s, Mark is the idol of countless people. In a word, he's an indelible classics.


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A MILKMAN was threatened by a knife-wielding robber who stole his van during an early morning round.
Mark Haston was left shaken as a result of the attack, which happened as he dropped off bottles at a customer's frontdoor in Blackburn.
While the milkman was out of his van in Quebec Road, the attacker jumped into the driver's seat and pulled out a knife, threatening to kill Mr Haston.
But the determined businessman refused to give up and jumped onto the metal plate at the back of the vehicle and held on as the robber started to drive off.
It was not until the van was reversed into a hedge and a brick wall that Mr Haston let go.
Despite the ordeal shortly before 6am yesterday, he was still completing his rounds yesterday afternoon.
Vera Leonard, who has been having her milk delivered by Mr Haston for 18 years, said: "It is awful to think this happened on our doorstep, especially first thing in the morning.
"You would not expect it. Mark is always really reliable and really nice. I am really sorry to hear what happened to him and I hope the police catch the robber."
Another customer added: "It is outrageous. He would not have had any money on him anyway."
An investigation has been launched and officers are now appealing for anybody who might have seen what happened or have any information about the attack to come forward. Insp Andy Carter said: "While the milkman was delivering, someone jumped into the driver's side. As he went back to his vehicle, the offender pulled a knife on him and set off in the stolen van.
"The milkman stood on the back and the robber was threatening to kill him. The robber stopped and reversed into a hedge and a brick wall to try to get him off."
Anybody with information should call 101 or Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555111.


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By Dave Curtis and Ian Ross
Marin Independent Journal
The North Coast Section released its high school playoff brackets for lacrosse and girls soccer on Saturday, and among the highlights is a possible fourth meeting this season for the Redwood and Marin Catholic soccer teams — this time for a section title.
Redwood, which split two MCAL matches with Marin Catholic before claiming the league championship with a 2-1 victory Friday, earned the No. 1 seed, with the Wildcats garnering the No. 2 seed. They could potentially meet for the NCS title on May 24 or 25.
"That would be great to give us a chance to get another match with them," MC coach Rob Funes said of a potential rematch. "We're just going to go one game at a time and hopefully we do our part and get to that final game."
All first-round matchups are scheduled for Wednesday with quarterfinals set for either Friday or Saturday. Redwood opens against No. 16 Livermore Valley Charter Prep at 5 p.m.
"I'm definitely pleased," Redwood coach Mattias Kodzoman said. "After talking to (MC assistant coach Tyler Gottschalk), he gave me the scoop that whoever won the game between us (on Friday) would be the top seed. On paper we will be facing weaker teams and we get to play at home which is always nice."
Marin Catholic, despite the high seed, opens on the road at 5 p.m. against No. 15 Fremont Christian, the designated champion from the Bay Counties League. Should MC win that game, a potential match with No. 7 Branson looms as the only possible matchup of Marin teams in the quarterfinals. Branson would need to defeat No. 10 Gateway, the champion from the BCL Central, in a 4 p.m. game at Kezar Stadium in San Francisco.
No. 5 Drake and No 6. Tam are the other MCAL teams in the mix and both host games on Wednesday. Drake faces No 12 Drew at 5 p.m. and Tam draws No. 11 Internatonal.
No. 3 University High (of San Francisco) and No. 4 Urban are the only non-MCAL teams in the top seven. Urban knocked Redwood out of the section playoffs last season. They could meet in the semifinals this year.
The NCS lacrosse brackets include six Marin County boys teams and three girls teams.
Marin Catholic (15-6) earned a No. 1 seed and a first-round bye in the Division II boys playoffs and awaits the winner of a Wednesday match between eighth-seeded Bishop O'Dowd (9-10) and No. 9 Terra Linda (9-8). The first-round schedule will also pit No. 4 Marin Academy (14-4) against No. 13 Tam (7-12) at Redhill Field on Wednesday.
"We kind of had a goal before the season to win MCAL and win the NCS and that didn't happen," said Marin Catholic coach Will McGettigan, whose team lost in the MCAL semifinals. "Hopefully now we can come together and put our best effort ahead these next two weeks."
In Division I boys play, MCAL champion Novato (16-4) is the No. 4 seed and will open against No. 13 Clayton Valley Charter (9-10) on Wednesday and MCAL runner-up Redwood (15-6) is the No. 6 seed and will face No. 11 Oak Ridge (1-5) on Tuesday.
The NCS girls lacrosse Division I field includes MCAL champion Marin Catholic (18-4) as the No. 3 seed. The Wildcats will host No. 14 Berkeley (11-9) on Wednesday. That same day, No. 5 Novato (17-3) will host No. 12 Las Lomas (11-8) and No. 13 Redwood (12-9) will play at No. 4 California (14-6).
"I'm really happy (with the No. 3 seed)," Marin Catholic coach Whitney Hanley said. "That's what I was hoping for and that's what I asked NCS for, so I'm thrilled. "... Quite honestly, my goal was to get to the semifinals, which would probably be against (No. 2 seed) Carondelet. That's really who I have wanted to play all season. But I'm a little bit nervous about (No. 6) Foothill if we get past Berkeley. We played them early and it wasn't an easy game."
Complete playoff brackets for lacrosse and soccer are available online at
www.cifncs.org .
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girls lacrosse
Division I
Las Lomas at Novato, 3:30 p.m.
Berkeley at Marin Catholic, 5:30 p.m.
Redwood at California, 7 p.m.
boys lacrosse
Division I
Oak Ridge at Redwood, 5:30 p.m.
Clayton Valley Charter at Novato, 5:30 p.m.
Division II
Marin Catholic — bye
Marin Academy vs. Tam at Red Hill Field, 5:30 p.m.
Terra Linda at Bishop O'Dowd, 7 p.m.
girls soccer
Branson vs. Gateway at Kezar Stadium, 4 p.m.
Livermore Valley Charter Prep at Redwood, 5 p.m.
Drew at Drake, 5 p.m.
Marin Catholic at Fremont Christian, 5 p.m.
International at Tam, 5 p.m.


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ganciclovir ophthalmic (generic name)
Zirgan (brand name)
It is used to treat infections caused by certain kinds of viruses
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What is this medicine?GANCICLOVIR (gan SYE kloe veer) is an antiviral medicine. It is used to treat infections caused by certain kinds of viruses. The implant is used to treat cytomegalovirus (CMV) eye infections. The implant will only treat the eye it has been placed into, and it is not a cure for CMV.
What should I tell my health care provider before I take this medicine?They need to know if you have any of these conditions:
How should I use this medicine?This medicine is placed in position by a surgical procedure. It is done by a trained surgeon in a hospital or clinic setting.
Talk to your pediatrician regarding the use of this medicine in children. While this drug may be prescribed for children as young as 9 years old for selected conditions, precautions do apply.
What if I miss a dose?This does not apply.
What may interact with this medicine?Interactions are not expected.
What should I watch for while using this medicine?Visit your doctor or health care professional for regular check ups. Discuss any new symptoms with your doctor. Have your eyes checked every 4 to 6 weeks or as directed.
After the implant is placed in your eye, you may find you cannot see as well as you could before the procedure. This change should be for only a short time while you heal from the eye surgery. Tell your doctor if your vision does not get better in 2 to 4 weeks.
Women should inform their doctor if they wish to become pregnant or think they might be pregnant. There is a potential for serious side effects to an unborn child. Talk to your health care professional or pharmacist for more information.
What side effects may I notice from receiving this medicine?Side effects that you should report to your doctor or health care professional as soon as possible:
Side effects that usually do not require medical attention (report to your doctor or health care professional if they continue or are bothersome):
Where should I keep my medicine?This drug is given in a hospital or clinic and will not be stored at home.
Remember, keep this and all other medicines out of the reach of children, never share your medicines with others, and use this medication only for the indication prescribed.


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Morrisons' chief commercial director Richard Hodgson told delegates at last month's IGD convention that shopper behaviours were "challenging" and retaining their loyalty was difficult in the current economic climate. This trend had increased with the rising use of price comparison web sites, delegates were informed.
"If we put classic brands on promotion, we see a dramatic shift in allegiance," said Hodgson. "30% of our customers admit to changing their supermarket of choice if there are better deals elsewhere and 40% shop at at least three."
Hodgson said the fault lay partly with supermarkets themselves, which were more interested in competing with each other than serving the customer. "To create loyalty, we must change the way customers think and act," he said.
IGD chief executive Joanne Denney-Finch argued that retailers were damaging the sector by the overuse of promotions. "Everyone loves a bargain, but no-one wants to be blinded by a blizzard of promotions, overloading us with information."
She called for more consistent unit pricing within each category to help consumers compare prices.
Heinz UK and Ireland president Matt Hill said: "The percentage of volume on deal in grocery has risen from 28% to more than 34% in the past few years, with some brands now selling over 85% on deal." However, he reported that Heinz had reduced its promotional spend over time and instead focused on innovation to retain consumer interest. Heinz had also doubled its marketing spend over the past few years, he added.


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BURNLEY boss Sean Dyche said his side could not have done much more to get the win over Sheffield Wednesday.
The Clarets were ultimately held to a 1-1 draw in today's Championship clash.
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"It was one of those strange ones where we've been totally dominant from start to finish on virtually every level of the game," said Dyche.
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Upside-down American flag sparks outrage in Florida neighborhood
Tue, 13 Nov 2012 16:08:40 GMT —
An upside-down American flag has sparked outrage in one Fleming Island, Florida neighborhood.
"I figure if they can burn the flag, if they can spit on it, if they can put it down as a doormat, why can't I fly it upside down?" says homeowner Philip Hoezel.
Hoelzel says he served the Navy for seven and a half years and is now using his First Amendment right to express his dissatisfaction with last Tuesday's election results.
"Under the conditions normally set for the military at sea, if you fly your flag upside down on a ship it means you're in distress...I think this country is in distress," Hoezel explains.
On Wednesday morning after learning that President Barack Obama was re-elected to a second term, Hoelzel raised his flag upside down for the first time at this home.
Veterans Day just happens to be his fifth day of what he plans to be a four-year-long protest, and it's also the day neighbors began to take notice.
"It's very disturbing...you know 26 years in the Navy, current Navy guy and I thought it was an accident," says Mike Walter, who lives down the street from Hoezel. "Then I did a little research and I realized people are doing this in protest and I just can't believe that on Veterans Day you would be so petty as to fly your flag upside down."
The Fleming Island neighborhood is a patriotic one - with quite a few veterans. Many residents raised their upright flags for Veterans Day and are not outraged by their neighbor's protest - but by this form of protest on an American holiday.
"I think there's a lot more positive ways to express it I don't think that's really helping anyone and I think it's probably hurting a lot of people's feelings," says Deb Hand, Hoezel's neighbor.
Hoelzel says that's not his intention, as a veteran, he says he respects the holiday and the country.
"Well everybody's got their own opinions but the country is the country and no matter how you feel about a certain president, this is not right. So I think he should fix it," says Walter.
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HOUSTON -- Astros manager Bo Porter said Wednesday left-hander Dallas Keuchel will start Friday's series opener against the Rangers, with fellow southpaw Erik Bedard moving back into the rotation to throw Saturday's game. Meanwhile, struggling right-hander Philip Humber has been moved to the bullpen.
"We're just trying to go with the guys that give us the best opportunity at this time," said Porter, whose starting pitchers entered Wednesday with a league-worst 6.49 ERA.
Keuchel is 0-1 with a 4.96 ERA in six relief appearances, but Friday will mark his first start of 2013.
"I'm a starter at heart," Keuchel said. "If my role is in the bullpen, then it's in the bullpen. I'm going to try to pitch to the best of my ability. Friday is going to be no different."
He made 16 starts for the Astros last year and was 3-8 with a 5.27 ERA, including a complete-game win over Cleveland on June 23.
"One of the things you look at, the Rangers' lineup is left-handed dominant and they have some left-handed guys in their lineup, and we felt like if we can get both of our lefties matched up against them it would put us in good position," Porter said. "Dallas has done a tremendous job out of the bullpen and he's given us length every time he's come into the game, and we're going to give him an opportunity to get into the rotation."
Bedard made five starts before being moved to the bullpen and now finds himself back in the rotation. He's 0-2 with a 9.98 ERA as a starter this year, but in two relief appearances has allowed three hits and one run in 6 1/3 innings.
"The competition we have for these spots is a fluid situation, and it wasn't a competition that was going to end in Spring Training," Porter said. "I made that perfectly clear to the guys then. Obviously, moves like this kind of reiterate that to them and we're going to try to go with the hot hand and go with the guys that give us the best opportunity to win ballgames."
Humber got off to a nice start for Houston and had a 2.89 ERA in three starts, but he was 0-3 due to a lack of run support. He's 0-4 with a 16.20 ERA in four starts since.
"I talked to Humber and told him the same thing we told Bedard when we sent him down there," Porter said. "I said, 'It's going to be a situation you are built up and you've seen the long guys go down there and have success, like Keuchel, and end up back in the rotation.' Bedard went down to the bullpen and did a tremendous job last time out and he's going into the rotation. It's a fluid situation we will continue to monitor and this competition will continue to go on."
Bedard will pitch at Pittsburgh the following weekend, Porter said.
Brian McTaggart is a reporter for MLB.com and writes an MLBlog, Tag's Lines. Follow @brianmctaggart on Twitter. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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OKLAHOMA CITY — The Oklahoma House voted Monday to reprimand a state lawmaker who denigrated blacks and women during a debate on an affirmative action bill last week.
Rep. Sally Kern, R-Oklahoma City, delivered a tearful apology on the House floor, then voted for her own reprimand as it passed on a 76-16 vote.
"Last Wednesday night while debating a bill, I said some words that were not well thought out and that offended many African Americans and many women," said Kern, who fought back tears and quoted several Bible passages during her apology. "That was not my intent, but sadly it happened, and I take full responsibility for it and I'm truly sorry.
"While my words were not expressed well and implied things I did not mean, they were not spoken with any contempt or malice."
Kern last week questioned whether there were disproportionately high numbers of blacks in state prisons because "they didn't want to work hard in school." She also said women don't work as hard as men because they "tend to think a little bit more about their families."
As some legislators groaned during her debate remarks, Kern added: "Women like to be willing to have a moderate work life with plenty of time for spouse and children and other things like that. That's all I meant."
A retired teacher serving her fourth two-year term in the House, Kern was criticized in 2008 after saying at a political forum that gay people posed a greater threat to the U.S. than terrorists. In 2009, she campaigned for a proclamation criticizing the government for drifting from traditional Christian values.
The president of the Oklahoma chapter for the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People and the chairman of the Oklahoma Democratic Party both have called for Kern's resignation. Her speech didn't change their minds.
"I applaud her colleagues for stepping forward and doing the right thing," said Oklahoma's NAACP President Anthony Douglas.
Douglas said he planned to meet with community leaders before deciding whether to withdraw his request for her resignation.
The bill, which won final approval on a 59-14 vote, sets an election for next year on a proposed constitutional amendment to end discrimination and preferential treatment in state government hiring and contracting based on race, color, sex, ethnicity or national origin.
Thirteen Republicans and three Democrats voted against Kern's reprimand Monday.
"I just don't think you should reprimand somebody for saying stupid things," said Rep. Randy Grau, R-Edmond. "If we reprimanded people for every stupid thing that they said in debate or everything they said that offended somebody in that chamber, we would be doing reprimands all day long."
Rep. Purcy Walker said he opposed the reprimand because he felt Kern's apology was sincere.
"I don't agree with what she said, but she was willing to come back and really give a sincere apology and get up in front of everybody and apologize," said Walker, D-Elk City. "If we're not willing to forgive others, than we're not going to be forgiven. I guess it's just a spiritual conviction that I have."
Republican Gov. Mary Fallin said she believes the House took the right action in reprimanding Kern.
"When I was informed last week of Rep. Kern's comments regarding African-Americans and women, I made it clear that day that I disagreed with those comments and found them inappropriate," Fallin said in a statement. "It's my hope that lawmakers can now put this unfortunate incident behind them and work together to address the many issues facing Oklahoma's families and businesses."


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- BSO Case Number: DR13-08-00014
- PIO Number: 13-9-2
- Date: August 1, 2013
- Time: 2:50 a.m.
- Place of Occurrence: 3774 N.E. 3 Ave., Deerfield Beach
- Jurisdiction: Deerfield Beach
- Stop N Go, 3774 N.E. 3 Ave., Deerfield Beach
- Khaled Zaidan, male, 60, 10/25/52, 7831 N. Colony Circle, Tamarac
- Unidentified suspects (two males)
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Two men robbed a convenience store and forced a customer to watch as they brutalized the store's clerk.
Masked robbers entered the Stop N Go convenience store in Deerfield Beach shortly before 3 a.m. on Aug 1. One of the men held a revolver as he forced the store's clerk, Khaled Zaidan, 60, to open the cash registers. When Zaidan hesitated, the robber pushed him and punched him in the face. Once the thief was done raiding the registers, he made the clerk hand over his own wallet.
During the robbery, one of the store's customers was caught up in the action. He was shopping near the freezer section when the two men entered the store. The armed robber saw him and made him join the clerk behind the store's registers.
Anyone with information is asked to contact BSO Detective Theophilus Woulard at 954-321-4553 or Broward Crime Stoppers, anonymously, at 954-493-TIPS (8477) or www.browardcrimestoppers.org.
***MEDIA NOTE: A clear video of the incident is available for download from our website www.sheriff.org.
- INVESTIGATORS: BSO Det. Theophilus Woulard, CID
- THIS REPORT BY: Gina Carter/PIO 9/3/13 1600
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By T.W. Budig, ECM Capitol Reporter
Republican and Democratic leaders have begun stepping away from power and toward it in the aftermath of Tuesday's election.
House Speaker Kurt Zellers, R-Maple Grove, indicated at a press conference Wednesday (Nov. 7) that he did not intend to seek further leadership positions within the House Republican Caucus.
"I believe I served my time," Zellers said.
It was "beyond my wildest expectations to serve as speaker of the House," Zellers said.
House Republicans are deep in gifted individuals who can step forward, he said.
He would "absolutely" serve out his newly won two-year term, Zellers said.
Zellers, in taking questions, refrained from speculating too much about the election that saw Republicans lose control of the legislature.
"It wasn't quite the election we hoped for last night," he said.
Still, Zellers, and House Speaker Matt Dean, R-Dellwood, said that House Republicans did what they promised while in the majority — they thought they had excellent candidates that fit the districts well this election cycle, they said.
Indeed, when asked how Republicans could attempt to win back suburban seats they lost, the Republicans said the best approach would be to convince the same candidates to run again.
"Minnesota is an interesting place," Dean said of the quirks of state politics.
Dean said that Democrats this election successfully honed their message to play on voter unease.
Additionally,the Republicans said the mailings used against some Republican candidates were gross distortions of reality.
Still, the Republicans encourage House Democrats to reach across the aisle and make use of the expertise within the House Republican Caucus.
Specifically, they suggested connecting with House Health and Human Services Finance Committee Chairman Jim Abeler, R-Anoka, and Ways and Means Committee Chairwoman Mary Liz Holberg, R-Lakeville.
But whether the Democrats take advantage of Republican talent is pretty much up to them, they conceded.
Senate Minority Leader Tom Bakk, DFL-Cook, House Minority Leader Paul Thissen, DFL-Minneapolis, and Democratic Gov. Mark Dayton also spoke to the media.
Bakk, who is running for Senate majority leader but who also indicated that he's not a shoo-in, characterized the election as the state stepping forward.
Dayton spoke of voters providing Democrats with an opportunity to govern, though saying these are challenging time to do so.
"We're not partisans; we're patriots," Dayton said, referring to lines spoken by Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney.
He use to criticized Senate Republicans, Bakk said, for an unwillingness to break way from a campaign mentality.
He suggested Senate Democrats would make the adjustment.
"This election is over," Bakk said.
In taking questions, Bakk, when asked about the gay-marriage issue, indicated that budget considerations would take priority over policy issues. Lawmakers returning to the State Capitol in January, besides facing a $2.4 billion K-12 shift, will inherent a state budget facing projected deficits.
Bakk said he had called Chamber of Commerce officials and invited them to bring their ideas on the budget to the State Capitol.
He also indicated a receptiveness to working with Republicans, noting that Senate Tax Committee Chairwoman Julianne Ortman, R-Chanhassen, had left a message that he intended to respond to.
But Dayton, too, was cautious in talking about the changes a Democratic governor and legislature might craft.
When asked about tax increases, Dayton spoke of a quarter of the legislature being new — He suggested the first thing the caucuses needed to do was pull together and familiarize themselves with their new duties.
Dayton related that as a gubernatorial candidate he had campaigned on increasing taxes on wealthier Minnesotans.
He said that is less an approach than conviction.
The House Democratic Majority — Thissen intends to run for Speaker — will number 73 members, pending a recount.
House Republicans will number 61.
Senate Democrats are expected to number 39, with 28 Senate Republicans members.
The Senate Democratic Caucus would resume the practice of electing tax and finance committee chairs.
Caucuses are meeting over upcoming days to organize.


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'The schedule will feature many intriguing matchups, include visits from key NHL players. Former Sabres' Daniel Briere and Chris Drury will each make two stops in Western New York this season. Briere and his Philadelphia Flyers will return to HSBC Arena for the first time on December 21, while Drury and the New York Rangers will return on February 23. 2007 NHL Most Valuable Player Sidney Crosby and the Pittsburgh Penguins will make two stops in Buffalo, with the first on January 1 and the second on February 17.'
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Social media is a doubled-edged sword for produce marketers, and sometimes the cuts draw blood.
Sure, Twitter and Facebook are great for linking to new products, recipes, contests and other feel good business friendly musings. Yet there is a decidedly painful side to social media as well, particularly when there is negative news.
This morning I saw a flood of tweets about the recall announcement by Ready Pac. When I searched for the term E. coli, I found many posts like this "just the facts" one:
RT @BreakingNews: Ready Pac recalls 5,379 cases of bagged salad products because of possible E. coli @Reuters
But others had a touch more emotion in them:
Ready-to-eat E. coli hits supermarket shelves (disguised as bagged salad): http://t.co/WqwLev5E #food #disease #salad #fb
Farmer's Market. Screw these companies!! RT Ready Pac recalls 5,379 cases of bagged salad products because of possible E. coli contamination
that's IT! there shouldn't be e.coli in SALAD!!! buy produce fresh & local from farmer's markets instead of bagged supermarket trash!
Salad bags, including ones from Trader Joes, have been recalled for e.coli. Guess what I brought to lunch today & have eaten all week -__-
TK: Most people probably assume that the packaged salad in question had already caused people to be sick. In fact, no illnesses related to the products have been reported. From the news release:
The voluntary recall was initiated based on a single positive random sample result for E.coli O157:H7 reported to Ready Pac by the FDA. Ready Pac is fully cooperating with the FDA on the recall.
Food recalls drive a lot of negative messaging about fresh produce today. In many ways, this is good. It gives the industry a chance to find unhappy consumers and respond. Is someone monitoring social media and responding to these tweets? It also makes me believe that the industry should do much more promotion and consumer advertising to tout the food safety efforts of the industry. And another thought: how much testing does FDA conduct on product from farmers markets? The halo effect that farmers' markets enjoy is almost comic in its expression by consumers.
A reminder: Join the LinkedIn Fresh Produce Industry Discussion Group. Check out the stats from LinkedIn on the growth of the group. Facebook link here.
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