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For many years, anyone with any kind of modified vehicle has had to constantly keep his eyes on the rear-view mirror and keep watch for the fuzz! The guys at GO-EZ Customs decided to flip the script once again. Now, anyone with a stock vehicle better keep both eyes wide open because GO-EZ is on patrol and taking down boring stock vehicles. GO-EZ has also unleashed a new division of the D.E.A. (Drag Enforcement Agency) task force. So when faced with these agents you better drag it like it's hot.
The project came about when commander in chief of the squad, Art Gomez, decided that it was time to start "Ridin' Dirty" (not to mention right on time for this very special Ford issue). Art picked up an undercover Ford Crown Victoria Police Interceptor and the fun began. Original plans were to keep the vehicle stock, tint the windows and create havoc in the streets, but that idea was short lived. Those crazy guys over at Pro Hopper were just as stoked with the idea and provided the equipment that put this undercover project into perspective.
Art's crew-Grant, Casey, Chris, Rick, Jeremy, Scott and Josh AKA "Baywatch"-were onboard for hittin' switches, blowin' minds and pulling raids on unsuspecting vehicles. The vehicle was tag teamed in an effort to make the pages for this special in a day and a half. The local PD even got a quick glimpse, looking quite puzzled as to what was really going on!
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The Gray Lady has Occupy Wall Street on the brain.
The New York Times' two most prominent media writers – columnist David Carr and reporter Brian Stelter – both wrote about the protest movement on Monday.
While Stelter wrote about the attention paid to the media's coverage of the movement – the press can't seem to win that battle — Carr wondered aloud about the future of the protests, sure to "become more of an idea than a place."
Prompted by the protesters' eviction from their headquarters in Zuccotti Park – courtesy of New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg – Carr believes the movement is at a "tipping point." Even the members of the movement know it.
Also Read: 'Sin City' Creator Frank Miller Calls 'Occupy' Protesters Rapists"
Occupy Wall Street left many all revved up with no place to go. In addition to the 5 W's — who, what, when, where and why — the media are obsessed with a sixth: what's next? Occupy Wall Street, for all its appeal as a story, is very hard to roll forward."
Though many have criticized Occupy for not having a concrete set of goals, Carr comes to the conclusion that it's okay to be unsure of what's next.
None of our politicians have a clue either.
Also Read: Fox Reporter: A Klan Rally Taught Me How to Cover Occupy Wall Street (Video)
"The president has primed the pump over and over with borrowed federal largess and still jobs refuse to flow. The myriad Republican debates have become a kind of random gaffe generator with little in the way of serious public proposals. And by the way, there's another term for a gathering of politically committed people who make a lot of speeches and argue endlessly over process without producing much in the way of solutions: Congress."
Yet while Carr may find the protesters' lack of leadership and refusal to pander to the traditional political process "charming," he also suggests that continuing in the same vein will render the movement ineffectual when it comes to having a lasting influence on society.
The civil rights movement acknowledged the importance of the political process in seeking an unencumbered right to vote. In refusing to the play the politics whatsoever, the Occupy protesters preach to the choir rather than impacting a wider swath of the populace.
This is not to say Occupy must abandon its message of inequality and anti-corruption, but even Carr, who rose to his mighty media post through unorthodox channels, notes that politics is how things get done in this country.
That is why Occupy must try to impact the next election – as the Tea Party did in 2010 – or suffer for it.
"Regardless of how the movement proceeds now that it is not gathered around campfires, its impact on the debate could be lasting and significant," Carr wrote. "If the coming election ends up being framed in terms of "fairness," the people who took to the streets, battled the police and sat through those endless general assembly meetings will know that even though their tents are gone, their footprint remains." Related Articles: 'Sin City' Creator Frank Miller Calls 'Occupy' Protesters Rapists Fox Reporter: A Klan Rally Taught Me How to Cover Occupy Wall Street (Video)


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text: Ray Muno wrote: > > On Mon, Dec 11, 2000 at 06:14:20PM +0100, Steffen Persvold wrote: > > Ray Muno wrote: > > > > > > We are currently looking at different ServerWorks based boards for dual > > > CPU cluster nodes. > > > > > > Is the STREAM info available for different boards? > > > > > > We have access to 3 different ServerWorks machines right now, a 370DER HE-SL, > > > an Intel STL2 (LE) and a Dell Poweredge 1400 (SE). > > I don't think there is anything called a Serverworks SE chipset, DELL > > must have misstyped it. The types I know of is HE, HE-SL, LE and WS > > (which I actually think is the HE-SL), > > > > > Sorry, early morning typo. The Dell box is an LE chipset. > > Has anyone seen docs for the HE-SL chipset that is being used for these > boards that are starting to show up, e.g SuperMicro 370DER? ServerWorks > only has public docs for the HE, LE and WS. The HE-SL seems to have > similarities to both the HE and WS. The WS has support for AGP which > the others do not. The only machine that I have ever seen that claims > a WS chipset is the Intergraph ZX10 that SGI is now selling. The HE-SL has support for AGP (and thats why I think it's the WS), and Supermicro has a version with AGP called 370DE6 (http://www.supermicro.com/PRODUCT/MotherBoards/RCC_HE_SL/SUPER%20370DE6%20SPECIFICATIONS.htm). This mb is not possible to use in a 1U rack (using vertical DIMMs) > > The biggest similarity between the WS and HE-SL is that they both seem > to support 2-way interleaving whereas the HE supports 4-way. Yet another reason for saying that HE-SL is in fact WS. I may be able to confirm this with Serverworks, later. Best regards, -- Steffen Persvold Systems Engineer Email : mailto:sp at scali.no Scali AS (http://www.scali.com) Tlf : (+47) 22 62 89 50 Olaf Helsets vei 6 Fax : (+47) 22 62 89 51 N-0621 Oslo, Norway


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Thanks to Chinese website Androidin.net we now have full blown pictures of the Motorola Sholes Tablet we have seen two days ago. Contrary to what we thought the device only sports a 5Mpix camre (8Mpix was the rumor). The design doesn't really look atractive (thankfully the specs are great).
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Like many developing countries, the Republic of Haiti imports most of its food. Of the 31 million eggs the population eats monthly, 30 million are imported from the Dominican Republic next door. Surrounded by the Caribbean Sea, the country spends up to $10 million a year to import twice as much fish as it can catch or raise.
Solving the food-import dilemma with more agricultural production is problematic. Haiti's terrain is mostly mountainous, with little land capable of cultivation. And the dirt-poor country of 10 million people has very limited water resources. Almost every drop of fresh water goes to irrigation, and a growing population strains that supply. The United Nations categorizes these chronic scarcities of cropland and fresh water as "extreme," threatening to provoke civil conflict.
Haiti's complex land tenure system also constrains greater agricultural productivity. Most farmers are peasants without ownership of the postage-stamp-size lots they till. A "Blue Revolution" would provide these landless people with a piece of the sea and a much-needed source of protein.
Worldwide, half the fish consumed by humans is now farmed. It is the fastest-growing form of food production in the world, based on greater productivity of the sea over land. Moreover, none of Haiti's precious freshwater resources would be required for farming fish from the sea.
It's important, though, to distinguish the kind of fish-harvesting appropriate for Haiti. Coastal fish farms have multiplied around the world over the last three decades and they have spawned a host of problems: fish sewage that pollutes waters and grows algae blooms, shrimp ponds created by clear-cutting mangrove forests in Southeast Asia and Mexico, densely packed fish farms that too easily spread disease and parasites in the contained populations (and in the wild when fish escape).
Wild-fish harvesting is also not an option for Haiti. Its waters are overfished and stressed, creating a crisis for those who depend on fisheries for their livelihoods.
Why fish are more efficient
That leaves a new method in aquaculture that is just getting going around the world. It's being developed farther offshore, taking advantage of optimum currents for cultivating "free range" fish that are not sequestered in polluted bays and estuaries. These operations deploy cages in offshore waters, where currents quickly whisk away waste. And improvements in feed for farmed fish are reducing concerns about overharvesting of small fish that are used to nourish captive larger fish.
Open-ocean marine aquaculture would do much to provide food security if it were adopted in poor, coastal countries. Haiti has 1,100 miles of coastline, and its waters extend seaward 200 miles as an exclusive economic zone. Free-range fish farming would augment Haiti's agricultural economy.
As a source of animal protein, farmed fish are a godsend in a grain-limited world. Seven kilograms of grain are required to produce one kilogram of beef, and four kilograms are needed for one such measure of pork. But only two kilograms of grain can produce one kilogram of fish.
In terms of how much of an animal is actually consumed by people, fish also trump land livestock, with far greater edible mass. About 65 percent of the raw weight of finfish is eaten, compared with 50 percent for chicken and pigs.
The fecundity of finfish and shellfish also far surpasses the limited litters of livestock, allowing improvements in selective breeding practices for increased productivity. Endowed with prodigious powers of reproduction at early maturation, species in the sea can spawn millions of eggs several times a year. Modern genetic techniques and technologies are exploiting this characteristic for producing up to 40 percent greater growth rates and higher resistance to disease in just a few generations.
Consider the thousands of gallons of fresh water needed to produce a pound of food on land that could be saved by sea production of animal – and plant – species. And marine aquaculture is less susceptible than agriculture to the effects of climate change. As global temperatures rise, water tables are falling due to increased pumping for agriculture irrigation on a hotter planet.
A modern marine aquaculture industry would give Haiti a competitive edge in the fastest-growing global food industry while relieving strain on its natural marine and agriculture water resources.
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The biggest challenge, however, is educating Haitians about this opportunity and training a workforce to start a new industry.
KZO Education, the nonprofit organization that I lead, has developed a marine aquaculture education and training program in partnership with Florida Keys Community College.
This fall, a cohort of Haitians is expected to come to the Florida Keys to learn the basics of marine science and sustainable, open-ocean cage farming. The intense two-week course will offer hands-on instruction in nursery, hatchery, and everything about the cages – how to assemble, deploy, and maintain them, and what to do in the event of a hurricane.
This program will also provide the Haitians with the skills and knowledge to manage mariculture demonstration projects in their own country. That can then lead to launching commercial-scale operations. If Haitians – an industrious people fond of fish – can marry up with the offshore marine farming business, their country could improve its food import problem and malnourished population.
Then Haiti would be living up to the vision of Jacques Cousteau three decades ago: "We must turn to the sea with new understanding and new technology. We need to farm it as we farm the land."
Phil Cruver is president of the company KZO Sea Farms and a social entrepreneur who is passionate about the potential for the Blue Revolution for feeding the future.


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Babe of the Day: Monica Barco
Monica is a 29-year-old model from New York City. Here she is on our recent outing to Coney Island together.
Monica was recently named the Winner of the Official Tecate Spokesperson and Calendar girl 2012, and was also a finalist in the Captain Morgan Bracketmaster Official Spokesmodel and Calendar Girl for 2011.
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Hubble Discovers Missing Pieces of Comet Linear
To the surprise and delight of astronomers, the Hubble telescope discovered a small armada of "mini-comets" left behind from what some scientists had prematurely thought was a total disintegration of the explosive Comet LINEAR. In one observation, Hubble's powerful vision has settled the fate of the mysteriously vanished solid nucleus of Comet LINEAR, which was reported "missing in action" following its passage around the Sun on July 26. Though comets have been known to break apart and vanish before, for the first time astronomers are getting a close-up view of the dismantling of a comet's nucleus due to warming by the Sun. The results support the popular theory that comet nuclei are really made up of a cluster of smaller icy bodies called "cometesimals."
Hubble Sees Mini-comet Fragments from Comet Linear
To the surprise and delight of astronomers, NASA's Hubble Space Telescope has discovered a small armada of "mini-comets" left behind from what some astronomers had prematurely thought was a total disintegration of the explosive Comet LINEAR.
In one observation Hubble's powerful vision has settled the fate of the mysteriously vanished solid nucleus of Comet LINEAR which was reported "missing in action" following its passage around the Sun on July 26.
Though comets have been known to break apart and vanish before, for the first time astronomers are getting a close-up view of the dismantling of a comet's nucleus due to warming by the Sun. The results support the popular theory that comet nuclei are really made up of a cluster of smaller icy bodies called "cometesimals".
Since the 1950s, comet nuclei have been commonly assumed to be loose agglomerations of ice and dust - "dirty snowballs" weakly held together by gravity. Solar heat causes the ices to sublimate and violently release gas as explosions and garden-hose style jets, and the pressure of the solar radiation pressure blows away particles like debris caught in a gale.
In 1992, Comet Shoemaker-Levy 9's nucleus was broken up into about 20 "mountain-sized" pieces after a close encounter with Jupiter. In 1994 these pieces eventually collided with Jupiter in a stunning string of explosions.
But that comet was too far from the Earth to be studied in the same kind of detail possible with Comet LINEAR. Some astronomers think that the fragments now being seen in Comet LINEAR may be the primordial building blocks of the original nucleus, the so-called cometesimals, which theory predicts should be several tens of feet across. By investigating how Comet LINEAR is coming apart, astronomers hope to learn how it was put together in the first place, roughly 4.6 billion years ago.
On July 27th, ground-based observers had lost sight of the bright core of the comet and were suggesting that the nucleus had totally disintegrated into a pile of dust. Astronomers at the Space Telescope Science Institute (STScI) in Baltimore, Md., quickly reprogrammed Hubble to go looking for the AWOL nucleus. Not expecting to see much, Johns Hopkins University astronomer Harold Weaver was stunned when the Hubble picture popped up on his computer screen. "My first thought was Hubble Space Telescope does it again! We caught the fish! This is amazing, very exciting, very neat."
On Weaver's screen was at least a half dozen "mini-comets" with tails, resembling the shower of glowing fireballs from an aerial firework. They are clustered in the lance-head tip of an elongated stream of dust seen from a ground-based telescope. A notable isolated brighter piece in front of the cluster may be the parent nucleus for the smaller fragments. Hubble's exceptional resolution and sensitivity allowed it to reveal the nuclei as separated bodies at a level of detail never before seen in a disintegrating comet.
In hindsight Comet LINEAR began falling apart in June when the comet unexpectedly brightened, indicating an outburst of dust. Powerful gas jets nudged the comet along a chaotic path, another indication of a very volatile activity. Hubble fortuitously caught a piece blow off on July 5 - which may have been the first of the cometesimals or a piece of crust. Another comet brightening happened on July 20. When the comet went around the Sun on July 26, the Sun's heat made the comet come unglued.
Astronomers using ground-based telescopes were surprised to see no evidence of the pinpoint comet nucleus, the solid body of the comet which is the fountainhead for creating the long gossamer tail of glowing gas and dust. Some astronomers concluded that the small comet probably ran out of ice altogether, leaving behind a loose conglomerate of particles that were gradually dispersing into space. They pointed out that during the comet's closest approach to the Sun, a burst of activity was recorded. That was interpreted as the nucleus completely falling apart.
For other astronomers it was hard to imagine how an object the size of a mountain could totally disintegrate in only two weeks. "Actually, I would have been more amazed if Hubble saw no pieces," comments co-investigator Carey Lisse of STScI. "They just had to be there. The amount of heat available from sunlight just isn't enough to boil away something the size of a mountain in so short a time"
Weaver says it will be important for the largest ground-based telescopes to try and see the mini-comets as they spread apart, presumably into a trail of fragments reminiscent of Comet Shoemaker-Levy 9. This will yield further clues on the structure of the original nucleus and might provide strong constraints on the sizes of the fragments.
Some astronomers believe that this was Comet LINEAR's first visit to the solar system, after traveling for nearly the distance of a light-year from the vast comet storehouse called the Oort cloud. It estimated that 20-30 percent of comet visitors are so fragile they completely disintegrate when they meet the Sun up close. Other comet nuclei can survive for as many as a thousand orbits about the Sun - one of the most celebrated being Halley's Comet which last appeared in 1986.
Other astronomers suggest the LINEAR may itself have been a fragile piece that broke off of a larger comet that visited our solar system more than 10 million years ago. Straggling behind its parent comet for millions of years, LINEAR at last returned to our solar system for one last circuit of the Sun.
The breakup of a comet tells scientists how it is assembled. Its fundamantal building blocks, the cometesimals, were built up from micron-sized grains of dust it collected in the early solar system. The cometesimals gently merged and stuck together to build up comet nuclei, many which were then tossed out of the solar system by the giant planet Jupiter.
Members of the Comet LINEAR investigation team include:
H. Weaver and P. Feldman (Johns Hopkins University)
M. A'Hearn (University of Maryland)
C. Arpigny (Liege University)
J. Bauer (University of Hawaii)
M. Combi (University of Michigan)
J. Davies (Joint Astronomy Centre)
M. Festou (Observatoire Midi-Pyrenees)
M. Keesey (Jet Propulsion Laboratory)
P. Lamy (Laboratoire d'Astronomie Spatiale)
C. Lisse (Space Telescope Science Institute)
B. Marsden (Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory)
K. Meech (University of Hawaii)
Z. Sekanina (Jet Propulsion Laboratory)
I. Toth (Konkoly Observatory)
G.-P. Tozzi (Arcetri Observatory)
D. Yeomans (Jet Propulsion Laboratory)
NASA, Harold Weaver (the Johns Hopkins University), the HST Comet LINEAR Investigation Team, and the University of Hawaii
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LAREDO, TX -- The Sioux Falls Canaries suffered a 5-3 loss to the Laredo Lemurs on Tuesday at Uni-Trade Stadium as a season-high losing streak reached five games.
Laredo (20-12) never trailed after scoring three runs in the first inning on four consecutive two-out doubles. Sawyer Carroll, Palmer Karr and Jon Gaston each had an RBI.
The Canaries (12-20) responded in the second inning by plating two runs on back-to-back singles by Jared Clark and Cory Morales following a leadoff walk by John Alonso and Tim Pahuta's double. Pahuta had a productive night, going 3-for-4 with a run scored and an RBI.
The Lemurs scored a pair of runs on Mike Sheridan's double in the fourth inning off Canaries starter Adam Champion (3-2), who snapped a three-game winning streak. Champion yielded all five runs, four earned, while walking four and striking out one.
David Newmann (3-1) earned the victory. He gave up three runs on nine hits in five innings of work. He walked one and struck out five. Four Lemurs relievers combined to shut out the Canaries in the final four innings, allowing just two base runners and striking out five more batters. Mike Benacka pitched a scoreless ninth for his fifth save.
The Canaries had opportunities early on to score more runs, but they stranded nine runners, including six in scoring position.
The finale of the three-game series against the Lemurs is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. on Wednesday in Laredo.
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Nov. 24, 2006
The Schedule
NCAA Tournament Quarterfinal
Saturday, November 25, 2006
No. 17 UC Santa Barbara (15-7-0) vs Northwestern (14-7-0)
Harder Stadium Kickoff 7:00 p.m.
***Match will air live on KCSB 91.9 in Santa Barbara***
A Member of the Elite Once Again
The UC Santa Barbara men's soccer team continued its postseason run last Saturday with a 2-1 win at unseeded Old Dominion University in the NCAA Tournament Sweet 16. Despite being out-shot 15-11 and facing two penalty kicks, the Gauchos battled a disciplined, organized Monarch squad and won a match in which they did not play exceptionally well. For the second straight game, Nick Perera gave UCSB an early first half lead with a goal on the first shot of the match. Chris Pontius won a header at the top of the box and the ball came out for Perera, who fired from roughly 14 yards out to the left post at the 6:11 mark. Although they had a 1-0 lead, the Gauchos were out-played for most of the opening period following the goal and only managed four shots. ODU tied the game in the 56th minute when defender David Horst was fouled in the box during a corner kick. Forward Ross Mackenzie was elected to take the penalty shot and placed a rising ball to the left inside post beyond the reach of goalkeeper Kyle Reynish. The Monarchs were whistled for a foul in the box less than five minutes later when Pontius raced to track down a ball and was taken to the ground. Eric Avila stepped in to take the kick for UCSB and put home the rebound for the final 2-1 advantage after the Old Dominion keeper guessed right on the initial shot diving to his right. The referee called yet another penalty kick in the 86th minute, giving Old Dominion the opportunity to tie the game. Mackenzie was called upon again, only this time Reynish was there, making a diving save to his right to preserve the win for the Gauchos. He finished with seven saves in UCSB's eighth victory in the last nine games. With the win, Santa Barbara returns to the Elite Eight for the second time in program history after advancing to the national championship match in 2004. The Gauchos enter Saturday's quarterfinal against Northwestern with a 15-7 overall record.
Scouting the Wildcats
After two games on the road in four days last week, UCSB returns home to Harder Stadium to take on Northwestern in an NCAA Tournament Elite Eight match-up. Saturday's contest will mark the second meeting between the two programs. The Gauchos defeated the Wildcats 6-1 last season at the UNLV Adidas Classic in Las Vegas. Jonathan Davis and Tyler Rosenlund had a pair of goals each, while Nate Boyden and Chris Pontius also found the net in the convincing victory.
Northwesterm advances to the NCAA Quarterfinal Round for the first time in program history after defeating unseeded UNC Greensboro 1-0 at home in the round of 16. An at-large selection into this year's tournament field out of the Big Ten Conference, the Wildcats knocked off Virginia Tech 3-0 in the first round and posted a 1-0 win over Saint Louis in the second. First team All-Big Ten selection David Roth leads NU offensively, with eight goals and five assists, while two-time all-league first teamer Brad North found the net eight times as well, and dished out two assists in 2006. Mark Blades, a member of the All-Big Ten freshman team, anchors a backline that has given up just 19 goals in 21 games this season. Sophomore keeper Will Briley has started 16 games and owns a 1.02 goals against average, 49 saves and five shutouts. A win over the Gauchos on Saturday would give Northwestern 15 wins this season, a new school record. The Wildcats are 14-7-0 overall in 2006 and 6-6 on the road.
2006 Regualar Season Review
After losing in the second round of the NCAA Tournament a year ago, the Gauchos were not a exactly a favorite to return to the College Cup in 2006. Starting the season with a No. 23 NSCAA preseason ranking, UCSB opened with a bang embarrassing then-ranked No. 7 Akron 5-0, only to fall to No. 3 Virginia 1-0 two days later in the UVa Soccer Classic title game. From there Santa Barbara won four of its next five, with the only defeat coming to No. 18 Illinois at Chicago on a fluke goal with overtime just 31 seconds away. The Gauchos opened Big West Conference play with a 2-1 double overtime victory over Cal State Fullerton September 21, but then hit a rough stretch in which they dropped three of four, including a 5-0 blunder at BWC rival Cal State Northridge and a 3-1 defeat to then-No. 7 UCLA in front of a record crowd of 5,475 at Harder Stadium in the Fox Soccer Channel's Match of the Week. UCSB bounced back with an impressive 2-0 win over No. 15 UC Irvine to move into first place in the league standings, but lost to UC Riverside for the first time in 32 years October 11. That loss would prove to be the Gauchos' wake up call, as they won five of their final six--including their first victory over the Matadors since November of 2004--to claim the Big West Conference title. Four of Santa Barbara's seven losses came to squads that were ranked in the NSCAA Top 25 at the time, with five of them coming to teams in the extremely strong Far West Region.
Its Quarterfinal Time: Part II
UCSB's Harder Stadium will be the site of a second NCAA Tournament Elite Eight match in the last three years Saturday. After the Gauchos spent a total of seven weeks with a No. 1 national ranking in 2004, they advanced to the quarterfinals for the first time in program history. Exceeding all attendance expectations, a school-record 11,215 fans packed Harder and witnessed Santa Barbara's 4-1 victory over 22nd-ranked Virginia Commonwealth. In addition to being the largest non-football crowd in the UCSB annals, the contest marked the highest-attended NCAA Division I Men's Soccer Tournament game prior to the College Cup--ever. Overall, the boisterous crowd of 11,215 ranked 26th all-time in Division I men's soccer history. No Big West Conference school has hosted more fans for an athletic event since.
UCSB vs. The Big Ten
The Gauchos hold a 6-2 all-time record against teams from the Big Ten Conference, recording a victory over a Big Ten squad in each of the last three seasons. In September of 2004, UCSB defeated top-ranked Indiana 1-0 at the University New Mexico adidas/Crescent Financial Solutions Invitational before the two programs met again in the national championship match in Carson, Calif. later that year (IU won 3-2 in a shoot-out). Last season, the Gauchos posted a 6-1 convincing victory over Sunday's opponent, Northwestern at the UNLV adidas Classic September 9. Lastly, Jon Curry scored a goal in the 104th minute of double overtime, lifting Santa Barbara to a 1-0 victory over Michigan in front of 3,577 fans at Harder Stadium September 30 of this year.
Poll Position
After winning the Big West crown November 4, UCSB is making its postseason run with a national ranking of No. 17, coming in the final Soccer America poll of the regular season. The Gauchos returned to the Top 25 following a month-long absence. Santa Barbara appeared in the final College Soccer News Top 30, after winning five of its final six games and was ranked No. 27 in the final poll. The Gauchos, who have been ranked as high as No. 7 in 2006, were not ranked in the final NSCAA/adidas or Soccer Times coaches poll.
With the UCSB men's soccer team one win away from a second trip to the College Cup in the last three years, it has been head coach Tim Vom Steeg's defense that has been a constant all season. Posting a total of 11 shutouts in 2006, fourth in Division I, and averaging one every two games, the defensive unit of Jeff Murphy, Andy Iro, Greg Curry, Brennan Tennelle, and goalkeeper Kyle Reynish, has been getting it done all season. Currently sporting a combined 0.85 goals against average, UCSB's stellar defense has given up just 19 goals in 22 contests, a total that ranks 10th in program history. In fact, the Gauchos held their opponents scoreless in five of their last six regular season games--all of which were victories. While UCSB has given up a goal in all three of its postseason wins this year, the Gauchos have held the opposition to one goal or less in 10 of its last 11 matches and, although it has been impressive all year, the Big West Conference's top-ranked defense has not been without its trials and tribulations this season. After starting every game during the regular season, Murphy was held out of Santa Barbara's NCAA Tournament first round contest against San Diego State two weeks ago, a last minute scratch with a leg injury. The senior defender also missed the Gauchos' matches at No. 1 SMU and Old Dominion, but Curry and Tennelle were tremendous in his absence, helping limit two quality opponents to one goal apiece.
Two, Please
While the defense has never been an issue this year, the Gaucho offense has finally found its rhythm and it couldn not have come at a better time. UCSB has scored seven goals in three postseason contests so far--including three at No. 1 SMU November 15--for an average of 2.33 goals per game. That number is up from the 1.32 goals per game average the Gauchos held during the regular season after scoring 25 goals in 19 matches. After scoring one goal or less in 13 games during the regular season, Santa Barbara has now found the net at least twice in four straight. UCSB is a perfect 9-0 in matches in which they score two or more goals in 2006.
Racking Up the Ws
Last week's 2-1 third round victory over Old Dominion was the Gauchos' eighth win in their last nine games and season-high fourth straight. After losing three of four from September 23 through October 5, UCSB has bounced back to win every game over the last five weeks, with the exception of a 2-0 loss at UC Irvine November 1. Santa Barbara's current four-game winning streak--the second this season--came against teams with a combined 45-26-12 record and the Gauchos have out-scored their last four opponents 11-3 to improve to a season-best eight games over the .500 mark at 15-7-0 overall. The streak of four consecutive victories matches the Gauchos' season-high from a year ago, when they won four-straight from September 9-23.
Peaking At the Right Time
It is no coincidence that the Gauchos turned the corner offensively this season right about the time All-Big West First Team selection Eric Avila found his stride at the offensive end of the field. Over the last five weeks--a span in which UCSB has won eight of nine matches--the Gauchos have scored a total of 16 goals and Avila has put in five of them. He has been especially hot lately, with four of his team-leading seven goals coming in the last six games. The sophomore midfielder was brilliant against top-ranked SMU, finding Perera in the box for Santa Barbara's first goal at the 31:38 mark, before scoring in the 76th minute to give the Gauchos a commanding 3-1 lead. He followed that performance with another tremendous showing three days later at Old Dominion. The San Diego native was elected to take the shot when UCSB was awarded a penalty kick in the 61st minute and, after the keeper guessed right on his initial offering, put in the rebound for the final 2-1 advantage. In addition to leading the Gauchos in goals scored in 2006, Avila has recorded a team-high 57 shots and 18 total points this season. One of only two players to start every game in 2006, UCSB is 6-0 when Avila shows up in the scoring column.
Striking Distance
Sophomore forward Nick Perera has been very impressive up front and has helped carry the load offensively throughout the postseason. The Gauchos have scored seven goals in three NCAA Tournament contests this year and Perera has put in two, both coming in the last two games. The native of Madrid, Spain scored the first goal of the match at No. 3 seed Southern Methodist in the 32nd minute last week and then gave UCSB an early lead in the seventh minute on the game's first shot at Old Dominion three days later. The forward is second on the squad with six goals this season and two of those were game-winners. He is also second with a total 39 shots in 2006, with 23 of those coming on frame. Perera has tallied three assists, including one that came on the game-winner in Santa Barbara's 2-1 come-from-behind win over San Diego State in the first round.
He's A Keeper!
Senior goalkeeper Kyle Reynish has been the man all season between the posts and has been absolutely brilliant, playing every one of a possible 2,000 plus minutes. The Valencia, Calif. native held UCSB's opponents scoreless six times in the final eight games of the regular season and has recorded a total of 11 shutouts in 2006, a career-high. The Big West Conference Co-Goalkeeper of the Year, Reynish has stepped up his game in the postseason, starting with five saves against SDSU in the NCAA Tournament First Round, including three very early on. In the win over the Mustang's, he needed only three stops to help lead the Gauchos' to their biggest victory in two years. Lastly, he had one of the best performances of his career in the Sweet 16, recording a postseason career-high seven saves--including stopping a second penalty kick that would have tied the game--to preserve the 2-1 victory over the Monarchs. Reynish ranked among the Big West's top-two keeper's in virtually every statistical category all season and enters Saturday's match against Northwestern with a goals against average of 0.85, 89 saves, and save percentage of .824. There is no doubt that the Gauchos will be sorry to lose the senior keeper when the season comes to a close.
UCSB Collects Nine Conference Awards
When the annual all-conference teams and awards were announced Tuesday, November 7, the Gauchos were once again one of the Big West's most decorated squads. Highlighted by junior Andy Iro's second consecutive Defender of the Year award and senior Kyle Reynish's Co-Goalkeeper of the Year honors, a total of seven players were named to all-conference squads. In addition to Iro and Reynish, midfielders Bryan Byrne and Eric Avila were named to the first team, while midfielder Eric Frimpong, defender Jeff Murphy, and forward Bongomin Otii garnered second team accolades.
Our Time Of Year
This year's appearance marks the fifth consecutive time the Gauchos have advanced the Big Dance. After last Saturday's 2-1 win over unseeded Old Dominion, UCSB is a combined 10-4-0 in NCAA Tournament play dating back to 2002, the first year it qualified for the postseason. With a .714 overall winning percentage in the playoffs, five of Santa Barbara's 10 wins have come in tournament openers. In fact, UCSB has been perfect under head coach Tim Vom Steeg, posting a 5-0-0 mark in opening (first or second) rounds of the tourney. The Gauchos topped San Diego 2-0 in the first round in 2002, downed Cal 2-0 in the second round of 2003 and beat Wisconsin-Milwaukee 2-1 in the second round two years ago. Last season UCSB defeated SDSU 2-0 at Harder Stadium in the first round before falling 3-2 at Big West rival Cal State Northridge in round two. Santa Barbara drew the Aztecs once again this year, coming from behind to win for the first time this season, 2-1 at home November 11.
A Measure of Experience
For a team to be successful and advance deep into the NCAA Tournament, it is important to be able to win close games. UCSB has played a total of 22 matches this season and 13 of those have been decided by a single goal. The Gauchos own an 9-4 mark in those contests, with three of the four losses coming on the road. Santa Barbara dropped 1-0 decisions at then-ranked No. 3 Virginia August 27, at UC Davis September 23 and at UC Riverside October 11 and lost 2-1 to No. 18 UIC at Harder Stadium September 8. On the flip side, following the 2-1 victory over Old Dominion in the Sweet 16, nine of UCSB's 12 victories have come by a one goal margin--five of them by a 1-0 count--so this year's team definitely has experience playing in close games. Northwestern has played its share of close games as well, posting a 8-5 record in games decided by a single goal.


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Same schedule, same level. Not sure about this weekend, when I may do some get-out-the-vote work in Va. But definitely up for other weekends, and I'll let you know if I'm free on Saturday or Sunday.
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I can play Olney Manor courts. Can you make it to Oleny manor on Friday 6 pm?I work in Dc and live in Gaithersburg
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The COP Series Ankle Band Holster by Galco can easily conceal your favorite firearm. With a neoprene band and sheepskin back panel, it is extremely comfortable for extended periods of wear. As with most of Galco's holsters, the Ankle Band fits the most commonly concealed weapons like Beretta, Glock, Sig Sauer, Smith & Wesson and many more!
Galco COP Series Ankle Safe$39.95
When you need an alternative to carrying magazines or other important objects like knives, wallets, and flashlights on your belt, theres Galco COP Series Ankle Safe. Minus the key, it's like have an actual safe on your ankle!
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Gunsmithing Courses
This series of courses, developed and instructed by members of NAIT's Machining Program, is designed for individuals who wish to develop their gunsmith skills. Elements covered include the basics of accurization, barreling, barrel fitting, and customization of a firearm. Gunsmithing classes appeal to hobbyists, machinists, hunters, and firearm enthusiasts. Students will be contacted prior to the course start with specific information including materials required, as well as transportation and security arrangements.
This series is based on Remington 700 bolt action rifles. Students are required to provide their own barrel blank and action.
Prerequisites: Machine Shop courses MACH101 and MACH105 OR minimum 1st year Machinist Apprentice OR minimum 1st year Millwright Apprentice AND holder of a Possession and Acquisition License (PAL). Applicants must provide a copy of their PAL to NAIT upon registration.
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We live here. We work here. We give here. The Dick Hannah Dealerships team is committed to supporting those who share this community and its resources with us. From donating raffle vehicles that raise thousands of dollars for the Children's Cancer Society, to giving a new car to a high school student who improves their grades, to planting a tree for every vehicle we sell, we're committed in supporting local families, education and the environment.
Dick Hannah Dealerships partners with the CCA by donating a car as a raffle prize to raise money during their annual Valentine's Day for CCA radiothon each February. This event promotes awareness and support to the CCA's award-winning programs and resources that bring joy and hope to seriously ill children and their families. Employee volunteers staff the phone bank to help the CCA with in incoming phone donations.
These organizations receive donations of cash, loaned vehicles or both:
The summer of 2017 marked the beginning of a great partnership with Vancouver and Evergreen Public Schools. Dick Hannah Dealerships championed a school supply drive that collected more than FIVE TONS of supplies that were distributed to thousands of local students at all grade levels. More than 50% of students in the area qualify for free or reduced-price lunches, an indicator of financial need.
To prepare technicians for a skilled career, Dick Hannah Dealerships offers a scholarship and internship program where students receive on-the-job training in our service departments while completing their education at Clark College.
With an initiative launched by our Green Task Force in 2007, Dick Hannah Dealerships plants a tree for every vehicle sold. To date, we have planted 190,767 trees in southwest Washington. Now that's green!
Dick Hannah Dealerships sets the standard for environmental best practices for automotive dealerships. Our internal Green Task Force partners with Waste Connections, Inc. and Clark Public Utilities to evaluate and implement waste reduction strategies and energy saving techniques.


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Top Rosalie, NE Elder Law Attorneys
For more than 60 years Abrahams Kaslow & Cassman LLP has been one of Omaha's most respected business law firms. The firm was established in 1944 when Creighton University law school graduates, Milton R. Abrahams and Ben E. Kaslow, combined their legal practices. Harvard law school graduate, Frederick S. Cassman, joined the firm in 1949. These three original partners and their successors have...
Founded in 1927, Gross & Welch is a full service law firm specializing in litigation and business law. For over 90 years, Gross & Welch has consistently been awarded the highest peer ranking by the international registry of law firms, Martindale-Hubbell. Since its inception, Gross & Welch has maintained a solid reputation for its commitment to excellence. Many of our clients have...
Friedman Law Offices, P.C., L.L.O. is a Nebraska injury law firm comprised of four experienced and competent lawyers. The main office is located at 3800 Normal Blvd. in Lincoln, but we practice throughout the state of Nebraska. Herbert J. Friedman founded the firm in 1962 upon his return from service as a Legal Officer with the U.S. Army. From that time the firm has grown to become one of the...


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Kozloff ArtPage address: https://lib.mnsu.edu/about/kozloff/
J. Kozloff's Ceramic Artwork
Image reproduced with permission from American Ceramics
The images corresponding to the cities of Changchun, Ravenna, and Sarajevo, available from this page, have been scanned from the article, "The Recent Work of Joyce Kozloff," in American Ceramics. To obtain a copy of the complete issue write to American Ceramics 9 E. 45th St., New York, NY 10017, phone (212) 661-4397) or FAX (212) 661-2389. Each issue costs $7, which includes postage and handling. The rest of the panels have been photographed by David W. Allan, Library Services and Information Technology.
Click on the tiles below to see the panels for that city
Panels of North America
Panels of Europe
Panels of Asia
In three sets of four panels each, Kozloff depicts cities located near the 44th parallel around the globe. Each four by seventeen-foot panel is composed of foot-square ceramic tiles applied to the wall surface with an adhesive. The project was commissioned through the Minnesota Percent for Art in Public Places, sponsored by the Minnesota State Arts Board. The work was created at the Tile Guild in Los Angeles and installed in Minnesota State University, Mankato's Memorial Library in June 1995.
Panels of North America
Three of the four cities in North America are university towns. The moist, green forests of the Willamette Valley surround Eugene , Oregon. The panel incorporates motifs that recall thunderbirds and other creatures on ceremonial masks of the Salish Indians. Many layers of sponging help create textures that suggest natural materials such as marble and granite. The detailed map section of Mankato, Minnesota, allows local viewers to locate their own streets, "paved" with gold letters. Over 500 circles repeat the motif of two boys fishing before the circles dissolve into leaves at the panel's edge, which incorporates beadwork patterns of Woodland and Plains Indians. The one-inch squares on the Mankato map were cut from earthquake-damage tile lying in boxes at the Tile Guild, where the panels were produced. Burlington , Vermont, reflects the 1960s counterculture, which still lingers there. Sparkly glazes provide a tie-dyed look while butterflies emerge from the surface of the tiles. New England stencil patterns reflect the historic use of such designs before wallpaper was imported. The only large city of the group Toronto , Canada, features maritime and heraldic imagery. The red, white, and blue city grid reveals its British heritage.
Panels of Europe
In Europe the 44th parallel lies at the southern section of the continent. Nice, France, on the Mediterranean Sea has art deco waves and a rosy surface that reveals its popularity as a resort city. The entire surface of the panel for Ravenna, Italy, is covered with dots in a metallic luster to give a shimmering effect that recalls Ravenna's sixth-century Byzantine churches and glass mosaic artwork. The imagery around the sides of the panel also refers to these churches. The panel for Sarajevo, Bosnia-Herzegovina, depicts the city's history more than the current reality because much of the map predates the recent war. The patterns would have been found in some of the city's mosques before they were destroyed. Motifs from Iznik tiles and carpets reveal historic ties to the Ottoman Empire. Florence, Italy, is crowded with important works of Western art, and Kozloff chose map sections to include the Arno River through the entire panel. Earth tones remind viewers of frescoes while the cherubs recall motifs in famous works of art found in Florence.
Panels of Asia
The final set of panels features cities from northern Asia. Vladivostok, Russia, is located at the end of the Trans-Siberian railway, a map of which appears on the right. The sections of the city map on the left incorporates designs from Soviet textiles of the 1920s, donce in a constructivist style. The panel for Changchun, China, the country's film capital, uses pagodas to indicate the location of film studios. The raised pagodas as well as carp and bumblebees were produced using plaster molds, then glazed and epoxied to the tiles surfaces. The modern city of Sapporo, Japan, features sections from the transit map. Shards of porcelain ware and motifs of Japanese textiles refer to the city's past while the slick yellow glaze applied by airbrush reveals the high tech present. Urumqi, China, lies in the traditionally Muslim region of the country on the old silk route. The panel incorporates imagery from mosque complexes in neighboring Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan.
For more information about Kozloff's artwork at the MSU library, you can also read Around the World on the 44th Parallel in the January 1996 issue of Library Resources Newsletter


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Computer and Information Systems Abstracts
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Computer and Information Systems Abstracts provides a comprehensive monthly update on the latest theoretical research and practical applications around the world. This database provides international coverage as well as coverage of numerous non-serial publications. Sources covered include over 3,000 periodicals, conference proceedings, technical reports, trade journal/newsletter items, patents, books, and press releases.
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Hartlepool v Crewe preview
Team news for Tuesday's League One clash between Hartlepool and Crewe at Victoria Park.
Last Updated: 25/02/13 6:05pm
Team news for Tuesday's League One clash between Hartlepool and Crewe at Victoria Park.
Hartlepool striker Charlie Wyke is hoping to shake off illness in time for the home game with Crewe.
Wyke, on loan from Middlesbrough, was forced off in the second half of Saturday's 2-1 win at Scunthorpe and replaced by Steve Howard.
Howard is likely to continue alongside James Poole if Wyke fails to make it.
Otherwise, manager John Hughes could name an unchanged starting line-up for the seventh game running as Pools look to extend their unbeaten league run to seven matches.
Midfielder Antony Sweeney is still struggling with a knee injury and teenage defender Jordan Richards has been ruled out for the rest of the season after undergoing surgery on his knee cartilage problem.
Pools are chasing three straight league wins for the first time since September 2011 as they continue their bid to escape relegation.
Crewe manager Steve Davis has no fresh injury worries.
Defender Matt Tootle has recovered from a foot injury and is set to feature for Alex's Under-21 team at Wigan on Monday afternoon.
Max Clayton came off the bench to fire a late winner against Coventry at the weekend and is also set for further action with the second string, alongside fellow striker and trialist Nathan Ellington.
Rookie defender Jon Guthrie (groin) is Davis' only concern and the Alex boss believes managing his players' workloads effectively will be key during a busy run of fixtures.
"With the amount of games we have coming up in a short space of time, the recovery times will be important," Davis told Crewe's official website.
"We will be organising the training to make sure that the recovery is spot on. (Hartlepool) are on a little run, so it will be a tough game up there."


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2 day/3 night intensive (12+ hours per day) disc dog seminar being taught by Ron Watson, Apryl Lea, Abby Cline and Andrew Han. The clinic is being hosted by the Minnesota Disc Dog club (home of Wallace the pit bull - although they now live in NY).
Right now, they are looking at a 12-18 working spot limit (preference given to MNDDC members), with unlimited auditing.
Kayden and I are making the 16 hour trek to Minnesota from NY for our annual road trip. If anyone is interested in learning the sport of disc or just wants to come out and learn how to work as a team with your dog, I highly suggest it. Ron and Apryl are amazing trainers (he taught Heidi how to throw a disc really well in under 5 minutes) and some of the nicest people I've had the chance to meet. All of their dogs they work and compete with are rescues and they do a wonderful job of finding and placing working prospects for people. I was never a huge fan of herders, but after seeing them in action, I have a new found respect for what they are capable of.
A pic I took of Apryl working her dog Kiva last year
Some clips of Ron having fun with his dog Leilani. It really is amazing to see him work dogs in person. He makes everything look so effortless


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All students in attendance at Bethany Lutheran College are required to register their motor vehicles with the Business Office. This registration is required even if you choose not to purchase a student parking permit. There is no fee for this registration.
Please download a Vehicle Registration Form, print, fill it out and bring it to the Information Secretary in the administrative wing of Old Main. You may need to download and open the form with your PDF reader (not in your web browser) to fill it out electronically.
If you wish to purchase a parking permit along with your registration (recommended); please bring your payment for that as well. Student parking permits cost $130 per year for residential students or $65 per year for commuter students.
Please also review the parking services page for additional information and regulations.


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Cough syrup
Cough syrup products are designed to help soothe the throat and stop you from coughing. Whether you need to purchase this product for a child, yourself or just want a particular flavor, there are several options to choose from. Walgreens.com offers cough syrup brands like Nature's Way, Traditional Medicinals and Hyland's.
Children's cough syrup
Children's cough medicine typically comes in a variety of sweet and fun flavors that are designed to make the medicine more tolerable when it is time for consumption. Some of the cough syrup flavors you will find include grape, cherry and strawberry. Among those, cherry and grape are two of the most popular cough medicine flavors. The cough syrup you will find typically treats other symptoms that are associated with the common cold, some of which include sneezing and runny nose. This is one aspect to consider when choosing the cough syrup you wish to purchase for your child.
Cough syrup for adults
Adult cough medicine is made for the same purpose as the children's cough medicine, which is to suppress coughing. Some of the adult medicine you will find also treats other symptoms associated with the common cold. You will also find some cough syrup options that contain an antihistamine, which helps relieve allergy symptoms. There are organic cough syrups that contain natural ingredients, such as honey, peppermint and glycerin, which are included to soothe the throat and promote throat health through natural means. This type of cough medicine usually requires refrigeration after it has been opened.


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In 2011, Japan posted its first trade deficit in 31 years as energy imports soared following the shutdown of nuclear power plants after the Fukushima disaster. In 2012, that deficit was 1.7 times higher, in a shocking and painful development for a country dependent on, and reputed for, its quality exports.
But the journey from a trade surplus of 6.63 trillion yen ($73.67 billion) in 2010 to a deficit of ¥6.93 trillion in 2012 was now unlikely to be reversed, even if the clock could be turned back two years to the pre-earthquake (and pre-nuclear-crisis) era, according to research released Friday.
Citigroup economists Kiichi Murashima and Naoki Iizuka wrote in a report that even if Japan imported the same volume of LNG as it did in 2010, and at the same average prices as in that year, its 2012 trade deficit could still have been lowered by only ¥3.7 trillion.
"In our view, diminishing competitiveness of Japanese products (both price and non-price competitive edges) likely have played a role in the recent weakness in the trade balance," they said.
Citing the example of communication instruments (including mobile phones and smartphones), and audio-visual apparatus (including televisions), Murashima and Iizuka said Japan's trade performance in both product categories has deteriorated over the past five years.
"These two categories alone depressed the trade balance by ¥3.1 trillion in the past five years," they said.
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This is a great forward-thinking question and to me it depends on Steve Novak. I'm not sure how hard or easy it will be to trade his contract, but it's going to be interesting to see where he fits. I was watching the Bulls/Knicks Game 3 from 1996 last night and Novak could play that Jud Buechler role in the half court. A guy who just comes in and helps with space. I think Novak will help, but who does he play with in the rotation? I can see a situation with Melo at the 4 and Novak at the 3, but how does that help defensively would be my question. The Knicks may just stay put, barring injuries, considering they get Iman Shumpert back for free hopefully in January.
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Most fans don't want to hear this but dumping the ball down into the post is an offensive set by itself. It's not exclusively "hero ball" a cliche hot, phrase that has found itself on way too many basketball-heavy websites. In basketball terms it's used to pick on a match up one-on-one and exploit it. The Knicks did this extensively at the elbow in a "UCLA high post set" verses the Celtics to isolate Amar'e on Kevin Garnett in 2011. If Amar'e can extend himself on the block and use his quickness he will be a handful to guard one on one anywhere on the floor and as we know if he can knock down his mid range shot, the sky is the limit for the Knicks offensively. And I'm not going to commit to saying that this is a "slow down" offense. All great offenses can beat you in many ways. In transition, in the half court and at both the 3 point and FT lines.
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I think Kidd's play is very important, especially from the perimeter. The Knicks need a player to knock down threes and we know how many Kidd has made in his career. The Knicks wanted Steve Nash, and I can confirm they offered Iman Shumpert in an attempt to land him, but they have another Hall of Famer to help Carmelo. I'll worry about his contract and age after this season. Those tires aren't completely worn yet. Their 3-point attempts should be similar but I believe Kidd will help them with more makes, which will be a huge factor in the win column.
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Believe it or not the Knicks were a good enough defensive team to win many a playoff game last year with Amar'e AND Melo. I don't buy into this idea of their hopes riding on their defensive play specifically. The team has the defensive tools and depth to be very good. Let the offensive players do what they get paid to do, be extraordinary and close games. The defense should get stops and close possessions when they need to. If teams make shots, see Miami from 3, then you tip your cap. Obviously, defense is about communication and winning one on one battles, so let's hope the unit as a whole can accomplish this objective including its two stars.
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