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by Robert K. Durkee · July 28, 2008; 1:56 p.m.
A slightly altered version of this letter to the editor was published in the July 28, 2008, Star Ledger:
Princeton merits trust
In his July 22 opinion piece, "For charities, it's a matter of trust," William Robertson presents blatantly misleading information about why it has taken so long to get to trial in the lawsuit he has brought against Princeton University.
At various times over the past six years, the Robertsons have engaged in wasteful pretrial discovery and filed unnecessary motions, extending the time to trial. And for six years they have been paying their legal and public relations expenses from a family foundation whose assets they have spent down from $50 million to $20 million.
Princeton is ready for its day in court and has every confidence in the merits of its case. For 47 years Princeton has been an excellent steward of the funds Marie Robertson gave to Princeton and has used them solely for the purpose for which they were given. As for Mr. Robertson's bizarre assertion that Princeton's former counsel has "left the country," the fact is that he had not been Princeton's counsel for 20 years, has retired to Puerto Rico and is fully prepared to testify at trial.
Mr. Robertson suggests that donors are losing "trust" in Princeton, but here again the facts flatly contradict him. This past year Princeton set a new record for donations from its alumni, with 59.2 percent of all undergraduate alumni contributing. The percentages exceeded 75 percent in many of the classes that were celebrating major reunions. Clearly there are many donors who have a high degree of trust in Princeton University.
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really good job! My favourites are the Witch and the Blob!
Hi everyone
Here are our latest customs. This time, we made some of the prototype figures who never got released.
Hope you enjoy them!
Horde Mummy
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This isn't a prototype, this character was requested based on these images:
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really good job! My favourites are the Witch and the Blob!
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Truly awesome work!! Id be very happy with the turn out!! Love love the Horde Mummy!
Awesome. Inflator and Blob are super cool.
They look great! Loving the Horde Mummy.
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Those are awesome!!! Looks like they popped right out of the Power and Honor catalog!!
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Very nice! Love your interpretation of "Schizo" (or Two-Bad)! THE WITCH is the best one there, hands down!
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Amazing guys! The dog should be called "Newfoundlandor"... those images have a sailor in a slicker and what is called an "Ugly Stick" which is a musical instrument from Newfoundland Canada made of beer caps and old cans.) Great work!
Great work! I love that Blob!!!
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They all look awesome to me! The Horde Mummy is my favorite!
From my youth and hometown when I was a kid...He-Matt and the Masters of the Kunaverse!
My feedback thread: http://www.he-man.org/forums/boards/...d.php?t=214152
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Unfortunately, we don't own the book either (we'd love to!), we just have the scanned pages of these characters.
Next to the "Inflator" figure it says that was his original concept name, and they suggested Blow Hard would have been a better name.
Hope that clarifies
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Wow wow wow! They are perfect, the Blob looks like he stepped right off of the page. I'm really liking the Inflator too, that concept has always stood out to me to be something that would be really cool to have as a kid. Also liked how you used the thunder punch buck for the mummy, it really fits and makes him more bulky and shambling like. Seriously awesome stuff there!!!
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As a lover of all vintage customs, I just have to say that Toyboys Inc. have surpassed themselves. These are all SO wonderful!
Never thought I'd see an Inflator custom. Just LOVE that Witch! And The Blob... he looks like he popped right out of the book. Brilliant!
The only thing I'm not really 'sold' on is the He-Man head on Two-Bad/Schizo. But that's just nitpiking. These are absolutely stunning.
just one word: WOW!!!
These look great!
The Witch is my favorite of these bunch if I had to pick one. Also liking the Blob, did you use a Leech figure for him as a base? Leech is one of those figures I get to much of in my fodder box when buying lots and I'm always on the look out for custom figures to use him in. I'm working on a custom using Leech for weeks now, eats up tons of greenstuff to make him into the thing I want (and looking at the Blob, looks like he has eaten a lot of sculpy of yours to). But as he is a bit taler then the average fig. it breaks down the overall hight in the collection verry nice!
Nope.... nothing here! Just a link to my site http://motumulder.webklik.nl/page/fotoalbum with customs!
To be honest, Inflator is the figure we are less appealed by from the bunch, but that's just us. We are very surprised so much people like him
Thanks again for your words, they mean a lot coming from a customizer like you
I understand what you say about Schizo, but we think of the "good" side as a version of Prince Adam, hence the choice of a He-Man face
We didnt use Leech for the Blob, but just because we didnt have a spare figure of him to do so. We used a McDonald's Shrek figure, with lots of cuttings and LOTS of sculpy. We used him as he was practically the same height as MOTU and was bulky enough
We'd love to see your Leech-based custom!
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These are so fun . .great work! Would love to see you do more figures from the P&H book .. another vote for Inflator!
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Very cool! Seeing some of those concept artwork has made me want to try to make my own versions of some of these guys. If they turn out half as good as yours did I'll be pleased. Very nice work!
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These are so fun. Love that Witch.
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Mark Gaither scanned the WPIAL Class AA bracket, and Washington High School's boys basketball coach pointed to two things.
First Seton-La Salle. Then Beaver Falls. Neither has been challenged this season.
And neither – top-seeded Beaver Falls located in the upper-left portion of the bracket, No. 3 Seton-La Salle in the lower right – was anywhere close to Wash High.
"I'm happy with where we are," Gaither said. "I like our draw."
As he should.
Wash High was one of the teams that was plenty pleased when the WPIAL Basketball Tournament pairings were released Tuesday night at the Hilton DoubleTree in Green Tree.
After a play-in game with Jefferson-Morgan Saturday that the Prexies should win, it's either Burrell or Beth-Center, a pair of teams the Prexies can beat. And a quarterfinal game against Greensburg Central Catholic isn't bad, either, especially considering the Centurions, located in the upper-right corner of the bracket, aren't Beaver Falls or Seton-La Salle.
As for other impressions, here are seven things I think after taking a closer look at the brackets.
1. South Fayette will need to find a consistent source of offense against No. 8 West Mifflin. At times, the Lions have been a three-point shooting team. Other times dribble-drive. They're also athletic.
But the Titans are allowing a Class AAA-best 46.2 points per game, with guards capable of frustrating South Fayette's shooters.
2. The Wash High girls should get reimbursed for travel expenses. No, not because the Prexies have to travel 45 miles to play Ford City at Yough. Ford City has to travel 54 miles. Apparently no one on the basketball committee has the new Google Maps app.
But because should Wash High win, it draws top-seeded Seton-La Salle. Maybe GetGo will develop a PointPerks program that gives the Prexies a 40-point head start on the Rebels.
3. California head coach Phil Pergola has forgotten more about basketball than I' know, though I question whether he's seen this before – even though he insisted he wasn't surprised. Win Section 5-AA … and get a play-in game? Doesn't make sense.
But the Trojans are averaging 71.8 points per game, best in Class AA. Figure they'll handle Brentwood with relative ease Saturday, then get either Shady Side Academy (6-6 in section) or Deer Lakes (split 1-AA title with Burrell, which lost four in a row at one point this season). Not too bad of a draw there.
4. Don't be shocked if Charleroi beats Bishop Canevin Saturday at Peters Township. The Cougars have two great guards in Jim Diaz and Matt Indorante, plus an athletic big man in Eric Johnson.
The Crusaders had only one section win against a playoff-bound team – and that was Wash High in the midst of the Prexies' three-game losing streak that looks like a distant memory now.
5. Chartiers-Houston girls basketball coach Veronica Sansom lamented the Bucs' win Monday over McGuffey not counting for much. I'd disagree.
The Bucs drew Beaver, which enters the tournament on a three-game losing streak. Additionally, the Bobcats are averaging just 42.3 points per game.
McGuffey, meanwhile, might've felt the pain from that loss, tossed in a four-team grouping that includes Burrell; the Bucs have won 10 in a row, scoring 50 or more points eight times.
6. I would hate this schedule if I were a coach, especially in Class A. The Monessen boys have a very winnable game against 8-12 Sewickley Academy, the No. 10, then wouldn't play again for seven days if the Greyhounds won.
Four of our Class A girls teams – Avella, Carmichaels, California and Monessen – face a Saturday-and-Saturday first-round-to-quarterfinals schedule, a tough week of practice and period of waiting for any coach this time of year.
7. I got a text message yesterday morning from a good friend who follows high school sports and whose opinion I respect a great deal. It read, "26 teams in AA hoops playoffs? Does everyone get a trophy?"
Sure seems that way doesn't it? And the Class AA boys aren't even the worst offenders. Check this out: 26 of 43 teams in that classification made the playoffs. That's 60 percent, fourth-lowest among boys and girls classifications. Class A boys teams made the playoffs at a 71-percent clip (17 of 24), followed by Class A girls (69 percent, 18 of 26), Class AAA boys (63 percent, 22 of 35) and Class AAAA girls (62 percent, 18 of 29).
Why? Four teams from each section make it, even though some sections only have six teams. Also the refusal to break ties.
I understand wanting kids to play games. In high school, our football team closed the season with back-to-back losses, missed the playoffs and never played a final, exhibition game. Our baseball team played a section-only schedule. Both still bother me.
But this has gotten out of hand.
The toughest place to make it this year was Class AAAA for boys hoops, where 52 percent (16 of 31) went. That's barely less than the NHL or NBA, where 53 percent (16 of 30) advance. The NFL and MLB are at 38 and 33 percent, respectively, by the way.
There should be a sense of pride with making the playoffs. Or frustration with not making them. Believe it or not, sometimes the latter turns out to influence the former.
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For a decade, Chrisoula and Kostas Adelianakis have owned the Mr. Gyros greek restaurant in Washington. But Friday signaled the end of their run as the couple headed into retirement.
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"I just want to help carrying on the legacy of Chrisoula," Hancher said. "She's the Mother Theresa of restaurants. It'll be hard, but I'm going to try and fill her shoes."
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