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About .9 miles into Long canyon, on the right, you will see a striking series of crack and corner systems. There is a "loop" pull-off on the left side of the road. Hike slightly up-road and towards the rock on the right to intercept a trail syetem on the near side of a non-distinct approach ridge. I will probably find this, but sice the beginning of the trail is not obvious, you probably won't find it right away. A distinguishing feature to aim for is a HUGE, square, black boulder sitting a few hundred feel below the wall, tipping at the edge of a small rotton cliff band below the climbing buttress. This rock is a few hundred meters below the base of Program Director. Program director can be identified as a clean, solid splitter with a slight offset, starting 30' up a 'mound' in a left-facing corner, adn quickly opening up to a pleasant, solid crack-climb. The line zig-zags a little and the right side is offset (sticks out) about 6-10 inches in mmost places. Just as it gets endurm, a small jog in the crack seems to appear and give you a good resting foothold. Great line, easier with bigger hands, will probably feel closer to 10+ for small hands. I had to fist-jam some of the moves. Tape or grind! Rap from the anchor up top with two 60M ropes! No middle anchor is there!
A set of TCU's down to 1", with 2 cams each up to 2.5", then perhaps 4 #3's and 6 or more #3.5's. That is to lead it in a single pitch. If you like your cams closer than 10' to each other, take more 2.5-3.5" cams. two 60M ropes are required to descend (no middle anchor)
I just did this route last weekend and it was FANTASTIC. It doesn't appear to get too much traffic. I cleaned a crap-load of crispy webbing off the less than perfect anchors. I would highly recommend at least one shiny new bolt to back up the piton and loose hanger from hell if you are going to be in the area on a public service mission. (That is if I don't get to it first...) If you have 60m lines, you can belay in comfort from the ledges below the route without scrambling up too far. If it weren't for the crap rock at the bottom and the belay-station death rocks hiding in the pod 30 feet up, it would have gotten 3 stars instead of two. Taken by itself, the splitter above all that nonsense was definitely 3 stars. To my small hands and feet this route felt a bit more than 5.10 in places. "They" call Supercrack a 5.10 and I found this route to be more difficult and more sustained.
A friend mentioned that below the splitter there is a massive fracture of a flake in the white band of rock, please be aware of this!
Yes, there is definitely a death block directly in line of the climb that must be cleaned... right below the splitter you really have to jam behind a fractured block that moves with light pressure. Route must be cleaned prior to climbing. Someone with more balls than me should do this so that we can all enjoy what looks like an awesome route!!!
it absolutely must! it absolutely must!!
did this earlier last year, had heard the hype and it definatly lived up to its name. pure joyful awesomeness
Don't let the rumblings of loose rock scare you. There's just a hollow-sounding flake and a loose block, both are easy to avoid. The anchor (if I remember correctly) was made of 2 modern bolts and an ancient star drive. It was solid. This climb is awesome!


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Julian Assange granted asylum by Ecuador after U.K. threatens to storm embassy to make arrest
Aug 16, 2012 | Posted by: roboblogger | Full story: National Post
A supporter of Julian Assange holds a banner outside the Ecuadorian Embassy in London on August 16, 2012 as WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange awaits the decision of the Ecuadorian Government on granting his asylum request.
Köln, Germany |
Just a few words about this subject.
Der Spiegel; NYT; Guardian had given wide publicity about the wikki mikki lousy leaks. The guy had been charged with the same sex offence like elsewhere. Instead of Charging him for leaking some lousy sectrets he is charged with sex offence. Another case in point in our highly intellectual society is about a different fate. One cook is facing some charge about stealing the highly secret documents in Vatican. I had a thread in this forum about civilization. I follow this case with my special attention. |
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Since I had spent a pretty long period in Australia i had expected not Murddac culture but this innocent guy's fate.
Australia had failed to find out the real reason of this Australian's fate but quick enough to preach sermons. A sort of civilization indeed |
Köln, Germany |
Mark Twain - an American - once asked the custom controlls in an air port with these words.
I have nothing to declare ( to pay customs duty) except my honesty. In an Information age no one can fool others. Stone age culture is gone and burried |
A person who was born in Hamburg tokk a small plane and landed in Moscow during the bringht day and his name is Mathias Rust.
Gorbatshove the noble prize person had used two words. Glassnost Perestroka. The German wall had fallen.. Another incident is this. Some 19 guys had plotted to shatter the image of USA by hyjocking four planes during the busy hours without any guns or WMD. In an information age how long one should await to see the nacked truth? |
Hamilton, Canada |
Judged: 3 3 2 |
Köln, Germany |
my above expressions are still valid
and i need not pollute this Topix world forum with some kind of.......... |
Judged: 2 2 2 And you know this for fact because you have inside information or because you are a product of British, Swedish American Government miss-information and propaganda. |
Köln, Germany |
Judged: 1 consume-oriented nonentities Flag waving justifiers. Civilized people are not embedded journalists. Those who are gutless and illegitimates are the perpetuaters of this banal system. Count me out.Are there enough Toilets? |
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Judged: 1 i am well versed about the subject of smoking. Monica's hidden part need not be the taste of the ex resident. Am i insulting your intellectul acumen? most of the parents are at fault to see the death of a continent. i have no regrets for my ignorance |
Köln, Germany |
Civilized people will uphold Decency
. It decorum a product ? my blood boils |
Judged: 3 2 1 My understanding is, that Julian Assange has never been charged, & is wanted by the Swedish police for questioning. The overwhelming problem here, is that nobody trusts the US government, & anyone with any gram of common sense, knows that the minute he steps on Swedish soil, the American Government will apply for extradition, & Sweden, like most European countries, cow tail to American pressure every time. What annoys most Europeans, is that this extradition process appears to be one way traffic, & the odds of America ever extraditing an American citizen to Europe, is almost nil. As for the British Government threatening to enter the Ecuador embassy to arrest him, i think we must have had a temporary blood rush to the brain. What on earth were the Foreign Office thinking of. If we did that, within hours, every tin pot regime like Iran, Somalia, Zimbabwe or Syria, would be in our embassy at the slightest excuse. It was a ludicrous think to say, & has only made things worse. No matter what we think of Julian Assange, the system of Embassy sovereignty around the world must be paramount, & we must never play fast & loose with this. We do so at our peril. I think we must rely on good old fashioned British diplomacy, & not the posh boy temper tantrums that we seem to get all the time now. I think its extremely likely that Ecuador will now grant Julian Assange Ecuadorial citizenship, followed by making him a diplomat, & thus giving him diplomatic immunity, which will certainly ratchet up the tension, but we will have to see. In my opinion, the answer is simple. America simply has to say it will NOT ask Sweden to extradite him, but we all know the answer to that dont we Hilary. LOL |
let me expose my human thoughts about this Topix world forum subject,
Why the hell DER SPIEGEL NYT Gurdian journalists wish to perpetuate this CIVILIZATION? i am game to face my death for my faulty ENGLISH. |
London, UK |
Judged: 1 If i knew what you were on about, i feel sure i would agree with you.LOL |
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You have my Sword.
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Has anyone ever thought . He may already be in Equador now ?
Is he Clever enough to have gone before the decision via a back exit ? |
your obviously a soulless sociopath therefor your comments will be popular with your kind |
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Judged: 2 1 Ecuador and yourself, both missguided.... |
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Judged: 2 1 1 Doco below, this not a fox news beat up these journo's are like BBC they have brought down governments, exposed corruption & in 50 yrs have yet to be proven wrong on a story. http://www.youtube.com/watch... |
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South Rim. The South Rim gets most of the park's annual 4 million visitors, which means that in-park lodging should be booked in advance (888/297-2757 or grandcanyonlodges.com). Early spring and mid- to late autumn are ideal, while November through February are the least crowded months.North Rim. Less crowded and 1,000 feet higher than the South Rim's Grand Canyon Village, the North Rim offers a totally different experience. Facilities are open only from May 15 to mid-October because of heavy winter snow.Below the rim. Perspective shifts very quickly inside the canyon. While the immersion of a rim-to-rim hike or a rafting trip is ideal, you don't have to make a commitment that large to experience the inner canyon.
When you take a look at the great eroded buttes, monoliths, and temples that comprise Northern Arizona's 277-mile-long canyon and how these formations' contours and colors change with the light, you're bound to wonder how such a miracle came to be. The deep reds come as no surprise but when the rock begins to turn purple or blue you begin to realize that the postcard views we all grew up scarcely capture just how ever-changing and grand this canyon truly is.
Gaze down and you'll notice that there's something missing. From most points on the South Rim, you cannot even see all the way to the bottom of the canyon where the Colorado River runs. The canyon is a mile deep. And from rim to river, it encompasses 1.8 billion years of geology.
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Getting there. Grand Canyon lies about 225 miles north of Phoenix, and 275 miles east of Las Vegas; nearest towns are Tusayan just south of the park, and Williams and Flagstaff, farther to the south and southeast. Note that the distance from the South Rim to the North requires a 200-mile drive (or a 22-mile hike).
When to go. Summers are the most popular time here--both North and South rims are open, and it's peak season for Colorado River rafting. Weather is hot, especially within the canyon, and thunderstorms are common. Autumn is beautiful, with turning aspen and cool clear days. The North Rim generally closes in Mid-October, to reopen Mid-May. Winter on the South Rim is quieter, with a dusting of snow at the top of the canyon, and warmer temperatures within. Spring weather can be changeable, veering from snow and rain in March to warmer temperatures later in the season.
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Geopolitics and support from the macro price drivers sent oil prices higher yesterday...including WTI, which has been the main laggard in the oil complex. WTI found additional support as modest profit taking selling hit the surging Brent/WTI spread after a recommendation by GS to sell the spread. Even with a round of spread selling the Brent/WTI spread is still hovering around the $17/bbl level (premium to Brent) and still overvalued with more downside to come. Finally, last night's API inventory report (see below for more details) showed a small draw in PADD 2 and a small build in Cushing, Okla. crude oil stocks, which is mostly neutral at the moment. The more important or more widely followed report will be the EIA report that will be released later this morning. As I have been discussing for several weeks the order of oil price drivers has changed with the macro or external price drivers playing a more secondary role while geopolitics and fundamentals are playing a more primary role in setting the direction of oil prices.
On the macro front the Greek saga is still continuing although some progress was made yesterday as the Greek government appears to have completed a deal with the Troika (ECB, IMF & EU) but not yet with the party leaders in Greece (expected today) nor the private debt holders and the Greek banks. The situation is still messy but in the midst of the uncertainly a modicum of progress is emerging.
A completely done deal in Greece will certainly bolster the external markets. It should be a positive for the euro, a negative for the US dollar and thus a positive for oil, equities and the broader commodity market. That said I am not sure how much of a done deal has already been priced into the market over the last three weeks and thus we could see a bit of sell the news happening if a deal is completed...certainly volatility will rise. I expect a deal to be completed as the EU has come a long way in trying to stem the evolving sovereign debt issue of its member countries and I do not think they will allow an un-orderly default by Greece. I remain in the camp that is expecting a deal. If and when one is struck Europe will once again move into the background (until the next crisis), which will allow most risk asset values to move based more closely on their normal fundamentals and technicals and less on the macro or external price drivers.
The global equity markets are still holding onto to the majority of the year-to-date gains as shown in the EMI Global Equity Index table below. The Index gained another 0.86% over the last 24 hours, widening the year-to-date gain to 12%. The majority of last year's losses have now been recovered (15.2% loss for the Index in 2011), which demonstrates the strength of the rally that started at the beginning of the year. It also suggests that market participants are becoming more and more confident that the global economy will be able to orchestrate a soft landing including Europe. I also still view the global equity markets as very overbought and susceptible to a round of profit taking selling sooner than later. With Europe/Greece looking like they are closer to a deal, I am not sure what the catalyst will be to slow the global equity rally. For the moment global equities are still a positive for oil prices as well as the boarder commodity complex.
Yesterday the EIA released their latest Short Term Energy Outlook (STEO) report. They said that US oil demand for 2012 to be about the same as 2011 even though they are projecting a 2.1% decline for the first quarter. The main oil highlights from the report follow.
- Absent a significant oil supply disruption, EIA expects world markets to continue to gradually tighten in 2012 and 2013, as increases in global consumption outpace production growth in countries outside of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC). World liquid fuels consumption grows by an annual average of 1.3 million barrels per day (bbl/d) in 2012 and 1.5 million bbl/d in 2013. Supply from non-OPEC countries increases by 0.8 million bbl/d in 2012 and 0.9 million bbl/d in 2013. EIA expects that the market will rely on both inventories and increases in production of crude oil and non-crude liquids from OPEC members to meet world demand growth.
- There are many significant uncertainties that could push oil prices higher or lower than projected. Should a significant oil supply disruption occur, and OPEC members do not increase production, or projected non-OPEC projects come online more slowly than expected, oil prices could be significantly higher than projected in this Outlook. If the pace of global economic growth fails to accelerate in Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) countries, or if economic growth slows in non-OECD countries, reduced demand could result in lower prices
- World liquid fuels consumption grew by an estimated 0.8 million bbl/d to 87.9 million bbl/d in 2011. EIA expects that this growth will accelerate over the next two years, with consumption reaching 89.3 million bbl/d in 2012 and 90.7 million bbl/d in 2013. OECD consumption fell by 490 thousand bbl/d in 2011 and is expected to decline again in 2012 as very modest consumption growth in the United States and Japan will be more than offset by a decline in consumption in Europe. Non-OECD countries are expected to account for most of the world's consumption growth over the next two years, with the largest contributions coming from China and the Middle East (World Liquid Fuels Consumption Chart). EIA expects that non-OECD consumption growth will increase from 1.3 million bbl/d in 2011 to 1.5 million bbl/d and 2012, and then slow to 1.3 million bbl/d in 2013.
- EIA expects non-OPEC crude oil and liquid fuels production to rise by 770 thousand bbl/d in 2012 and by a further 850 thousand bbl/d in 2013. The largest area of non-OPEC growth will be North America, where production increases by 350 thousand bbl/d and 260 thousand bbl/d in 2012 and 2013, respectively, resulting from continuing growth in production from U.S. onshore shale formations and Canadian oil sands. Other major growth areas include Brazil, where production increases annually by an average of 170 thousand bbl/d over the next two years with increased output from its offshore, pre-salt oil fields, and Kazakhstan, which will commence commercial production in the Kashagan field in 2013, increasing its production annually by an average of 140 thousand bbl/d. Production also increases in Colombia, Norway, and China. Production declines in Russia, Mexico, and the United Kingdom.
- EIA expects that OPEC members' crude oil production will continue to rise over the next two years to accommodate increasing world oil consumption. Projected OPEC crude oil production increases by about 250 thousand bbl/d and 520 thousand bbl/d in 2012 and 2013, respectively. OPEC non-crude petroleum liquids (condensates, natural gas liquids, and gas-to-liquids), which are not subject to production targets, increase by 640 thousand bbl/d in 2012 and by 80 thousand bbl/d in 2013. EIA expects that OPEC surplus production capacity will increase from about 2.2 million bbl/d In December 2011 to 3.9 million bbl/d at the end of 2013, as the assumed recovery of Libyan production to pre-disruption levels allows other OPEC producers to scale back production.
- EIA estimates that commercial oil inventories held in the OECD ended 2011 at 2.64 billion barrels, equivalent to about 56.8 days of forward-cover (days-of-supply). Although the December 2011 inventory is slightly lower than the 2.66 billion barrel level at the end of December 2010, the days of forward-cover is the highest end-of-year level since 1994 because of a decline in OECD consumption last year. Projected OECD oil inventories decline slightly over the forecast, with OECD inventories falling to 2.59 billion barrels, or 55.5 days of forward cover, at the end of 2013.
The API report showed a surprisingly large draw in a crude oil along with a much larger than expected build in gasoline stocks. The API reported a large draw (of about 4.5 million barrels) in crude oil stocks versus an expectation for a modest build in crude oil inventories as crude oil imports decreased and refinery run rates also increased by 2.0%. The API reported a large build in gasoline stocks and a build in distillate stocks versus an expectation for a modest draw in inventories.
The report is mixed-to-bullish for crude oil, and bearish for refined products. That said it is difficult to differentiate whether the gains overnight were from the inventory report (I doubt it) or from the firming euro and positives out of Europe (most likely). The market remains hostage to the evolving situation in Europe that has been unfolding once again along with the geopolitics of the mid-east and Nigeria this week as discussed above with inventory data a secondary driver. The API reported a draw of about 4.5 million barrels of crude oil with a 0.4 million barrel build in Cushing and a decline of about 0.2 million barrels in PADD 2 which is neutral for the Brent/WTI spread. On the week gasoline stocks surged by about 4.4 million barrels while distillate fuel stocks increased by about 0.4 million barrels. The EIA data will hit the media airwaves at 10:30 AM EST today. Whether or not the market will react to anything that comes out of the EIA this morning will be dependent on what revolves around Europe today.
My projections for this week's inventory reports are summarized in the following table. I am expecting a mixed inventory report this week with a modest build in crude oil and gasoline stocks, a seasonal decline in distillate stocks along with a small increase in refinery utilization rates. I am expecting a modest build in gasoline inventories and a seasonal draw in distillate fuel stocks even as winter like weather still did not arrive during the report period in many parts of the US. I am expecting crude oil stocks to increase by about 2.2 million barrels. If the actual numbers are in sync with my projections the year over year deficit of crude oil will come in around 3.9 million barrels while the overhang versus the five year average for the same week will widen around 10.8 million barrels.
With refinery runs expected to increase by 0.2% I am expecting a build in gasoline stocks. Gasoline stocks are expected to increase by about 0.5 million barrels which would result in the gasoline year over year deficit coming in around 10.2 million barrels while the surplus versus the five year average for the same week will come in around 1.9 million barrels.
Distillate fuel is projected to decrease by 0.9 million barrels on a combination of an increase in export. If the actual EIA data is in sync with my distillate fuel projection inventories versus last year the deficit will likely now be about 19.9 million barrels below last year while the deficit versus the five year average will come in around 0.6 million barrels.
The following table compares my projections for this week's report (for the categories I am making projections) with the change in inventories for the same period last year. As you can see from the table last year for the same week was directionally in sync with the projections for this week. As such if the actual data in line with the projections there will not be a major change in the year over year comparisons.
WTI has now breached its intermediate resistance level and is now looking at the $104/bbl level for the next level of resistance. Brent has also continued to rise breaking its resistance level with a path that could possibly take it to the $118/bbl level. I am moving my view back to cautiously bullish.
I am still keeping my view at neutral and bias at bearish as once again there is not much supportive indications that Nat Gas is likely to embark on a major short covering rally anytime soon. The surplus is still building in inventory versus both last year and the five year average is going to get harder and harder to work off even it gets cold over a major portion of the US and as such for the medium to longer term I am still very skeptical as to whether NG will be able to muster a sustained upside rally over and above a short covering rally.
Currently markets are mostly higher as shown in the following table.
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As noted in Bill Ingram's report earlier in the day, the Phoenix Suns have signed veteran free agent guard Michael Redd to a one-year, minimum contract.
Shooting guard Redd is an 11-year pro who once averaged 26.7 points a game (2006/7). He was an All-Star in 2004 and has a career three-point percentage of 38.3%.
Taken by the Milwaukee Bucks in the second round (43rd), Redd became the team's franchise player until sidelined him to just 61 games over the last three seasons. Redd tore the ACL and MCL in his left knee, twice, and is still considered a couple of weeks away from availability.
"Michael Redd has a proven pedigree as a first-rate NBA scorer," said Suns President of Basketball Operations Lon Babby in a prepared release. "He will work with our renowned training staff to get into basketball shape. When he is ready to play, Michael will be a welcome addition to our team."
The Suns have started the 2011/12 season with two straight losses, by a combined margin of 21 points. Jared Dudley has replaced Vince Carter (released over the offseason) at shooting guard where he's struggled so far at just 4.5 points a game on 23.1% shooting.
Recently acquired guard Shannon Brown is doing about the same at four points nightly on 26.7% shooting.
The Suns are confident that both Dudley and Brown will improve but if the Phoenix training staff, often considered the best in the league, can do the same magic on Redd as they did Grant Hill (and to an extent Steve Nash), perhaps Michael can come in and provide some valuable outside shooting.
In addition to averaging over 21 points a game over six straight years, Redd won an Olympic gold medal in Beijing in 2008.
The typical minimum salary for a player with at least 10 years of experience is $1.35 million, although Redd's might be closer to an even $1 million with the lockout-shortened season (plus the two games already played by the Suns).
The league reimburses for a portion of a veterans salary, so before proration Redd would be on the Phoenix books for $854k.
The Suns finished tenth in the Western Conference last year at 40-42.
While the New Orleans Hornets may drop out of the running after trading Chris Paul while the Los Angeles Clippers anticipate their first return to the postseason since 2006 as the beneficiary of the deal.
Coach Mark Jackson of the Golden State Warriors promised playoffs his first day on the job. The Denver Nuggets seem to be a confident, playoff-bound team even without Carmelo Anthony.
It's going to take a lot for the Suns to climb back up to the top eight. Some good signs include the play of big men Robin Lopez, Hakim Warrick and rookie Markieff Morris.
The team certainly needs some guard support given their measly 83.5 points per game. So far this just isn't Phoenix Suns basketball . . . perhaps Redd can be of some true assistance.
Nuggets Want to "Run, Run, Run"
The Denver Nuggets were one of the wild-card teams last season after the Anthony trade, but a strong finish and 50-32 record led to a solid first-round series against the Oklahoma City Thunder.
The Thunder would win in five games and while Denver was headed into a summer of uncertainty, the organization re-signed Nene and Arron Afflalo while adding on veteran Andre Miller (to Portland for Raymond Felton), Corey Brewer, Rudy Fernandez and rookies Kenneth Faried and Jordan Hamilton.
The immediate results have been impressive. Denver is a perfect 2-0 while outscoring their opponents by a Western Conference-best 19.5 points per game (second overall to the Miami HEAT's 27).
"[We've] got a lot of talent. I think we kind of remind us of the team we had after the trade, a team that's ten, eleven deep," said forward Al Harrington. "I think it's going to put us in a position to outrun a lot of teams, keep fresh bodies out on the floor. That's probably going to be our motto, 'Run, run, run,' and try to tire teams out so in the fourth can get in and close out games."
Harrington has taken advantage of his minutes off the bench to score 18 points a game on 62.5% shooting over the team's first two victories.
While Coach George Karl has been starting both Nene and Timofey Mozgov in the front court, Harrington already may have a bigger role after the departure of forward Kenyon Martin who signed overseas in China.
While Martin has since been released from his Chinese contract, he won't be eligible to re-sign in the NBA until around March.
With 13-years' experience, Harrington has been in the league longer than the combined years of four of the team's starters (Ty Lawson, Arron Afflalo, Danilo Gallinari and Mozgov). As one of the few true veterans on the squad, Harrington is doing his best to help his younger teammates.
"I mean I'm very vocal," said Harrington. "I try to lead by example and if guys have issues or whatever and want to come talk to me about it, I'm there for them. I have seen a lot in my career so I can be a good sounding board for a lot of these guys."
"A lot of younger guys like rookies . . . kind of gravitate towards me more than anybody else and I just try to teach them the right way to be professional and how to have longevity in this league," continued Al. "I try telling them that it's going to be through hard work, [that will] keep us going every day, night in night out."
So far the Nuggets' younger players have excelled with Lawson leading the team at 21 points a game on 61.5% shooting. Gallinari and Afflalo are also averaging double figures as are fellow veterans Nene and Miller.
The Nuggets don't have what many would consider to be a true "superstar" but the team concept can be extremely potent in the NBA when filled with talented players from top to bottom.
Still, at some point in a tightly-contested game, someone is going to need to emerge as the team's primary scorer.
"I think somebody's gonna have to emerge on this team to be a go to guy when we need baskets," said Harrington. "That's just gonna have to be something that's just going to naturally happen for one or two guys on the team."
"I think, obviously, Nene's going to be a big part. I think Ty with his quickness," continued the Denver forward. "Arron Afflalo, he made some big shots for us last year. I think he's ready to take a bigger role on this team. I think it could probably be any one of those guys."
Harrington is a believer in the often underrated Afflalo but notes the young guard may have to take on more offensively.
"People don't understand all the other intangibles he brings to our team to help us win," said Harrington of Afflalo. "I think before we get to that upper echelon he's gonna have to score more . . . to get the kind of recognition he deserves."
The rest of the season certainly won't be as "easy" as the first two games but the Nuggets seem to be a team destined for the postseason.
"We're going to be one of the top eight teams, that's for sure," said Harrington. "We just wanna make the playoffs and then get in there and see what we can do from there. That's just our focus. Obviously we don't know if we're gonna be a number one seed or a number eight seed but we definitely feel confident that we gonna make the playoffs and then get out there and see what happens."
Denver continues their run tonight in Portland against the Blazers before visiting the Los Angeles Lakers on the 31st.
Billups the Next Cassell?
The big splash the Los Angeles Clippers made this summer was trading for Chris Paul.
While it may not have garnered as much attention, the waiver claim of Chauncey Billups (who was amnestied by the New York Knicks) was a major coup for the emerging Clippers.
LA has been a team through the years that has struggled to finish off games. For 36-42 minutes, the Clippers would often compete only to fall short in the end.
That changed back in 2005/6 when the Clippers acquired Sam Cassell from the Minnesota Timberwolves (in return for Marko Jaric). It was also that deal that brought LA the Minnesota draft pick that helped land Paul.
Cassell was immediately the team's best closer in franchise history and the playoff run that nearly led to the Western Conference Finals was arguably the best year in franchise history.
Unfortunately LA got Cassell on the tail end of his career.
"Well, you know what, that's an interesting comparison that you make, I hadn't thought of that," said Clipper President Andy Roeser, "We are delighted that [Billups] has joined us. He's just done so many good things in the league, and we think he can really help us."
"He does, in that regard, remind you a little bit of like a Sam Cassell," continued Roeser. "[He's] going to be about basketball and winning, and that's the focus we want to have.
Billups has said he intends to play at least another few seasons and has indicated recently he may be open to finishing out his career as a Clipper.
Vice President of Basketball Operations Neil Olshey noted immediately after the acquisition that the team has Billups' Bird Rights and the intention to pursue a long-term future with the former NBA Finals MVP.
Olshey praised Billups IQ on the floor as a boon for the Clippers.
"You know, Chauncey Billups could probably coach or run this team right now, if that was what he really wanted to do," said Olshey. "He's that kind of guy, and at some point he's going to run a franchise or be head coach in this league."
The Clippers took their opening-day game 105-86 with an impressive fourth-quarter close-out on the Golden State Warriors.
On Wednesday they were dismantled by the experienced San Antonio Spurs (115-90).
While the Clippers have high expectations this year, it's not going to click entirely overnight.
Having a player nicknamed "Mr. Big Shot" as arguably the team's third option will eventually pay dividends.
LA will host the Chicago Bulls on Friday in the Clippers' home opener.


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Yesterday on Chicagoist I published a full-length retrospective on Goose Island's year since the announcement of the A-B InBev sale. I spoke with brewmaster Brett Porter, barrel-aging swami John Laffler, innovation manager Tom Korder, VP of sales Bob Kenney, and the man, the myth, the legend himself, John Hall. Frankly, I was surprised at how candidly these geese speak abut their thoughts and feelings, how similarly they understand the changes wrought by the sale, and how differently they cope with the uncertainty of what comes next. Laffler's realism butts up hard against Porter and Hall's unbridled enthusiasm. Korder straddles both sides, defending the brewery and the work it is doing now, but confessing he can't possibly know what's around the corner, and laying bare that geese are prepared to leave the flock if it goes the wrong way.
I was thrilled to have the talented Michael Kiser of Good Beer Hunting join me as photojournalist for the piece. He published a photo-heavy post of his visit to the brewery yesterday and another post on his barrel warehouse shoot today. The photo above, of a Lolita barrel overflowing with raspberries, is also his.
After spending a few more hours at the brewery with Porter than I had planned for this piece, I headed over to Haymarket for a talk on the politics of beer. Pete Crowley was asked by a member of the crowd if he still drinks Goose Island. His reply:
"If you're angry that someone worked their ass of for thirty years and finally got a paycheck, you're an asshole."
For Crowley, as long as his friends are still making the beer and the beer is of the same high quality he's used to, he'll keep drinking it. But that's not enough for some people. The discontent have made their voices heard, and their argument is solid. For many craft beer drinkers, the identity of the company is just as important as the beer they make. Being owned by a corporate parent that is perceived in the craft beer community as anti-competitive and stifling towards craft brewers, that keeps good beer out of consumers' hands puts Goose Island on the enemy's side–at least for those who traffic in such simplistic ideas.
What the critics are missing is that A-B InBev is not the same company that it was before the sale. Now it is a company that has embraced a stellar craft brewery by giving it loads of new resources and allowing the talented, visionary people who created its success to continue holding the reins–for now, at least. That is a major culture shift for A-B InBev, and it should present an identity problem for the critics just as vexing as Goose Island's new ownership. Sure, there's no telling how things will change. Look at Rolling Rock, Celis, and countless others whose identities or existence were quashed after being swallowed up by big beer. For me, that's not a death sentence for Goose Island. There was nothing incredibly game-changing about what any of those breweries were doing on the scale of Goose Island's innovation, barrels, fruit, or funky yeast. A-B InBev can't do those things; they don't know how, they're too conservative, they move too slowly, and they operate on too large a scale. They want a small, nimble shop like Goose Island to do it under their umbrella, and to teach the big dog new tricks.
There are also people at A-B InBev who are super-passionate about beer and talented at what they do. A company as big as this one cannot possibly be as monolithic and evil as it's construed in craft beer zeitgeist (see: Beer Wars). Talk to Brett Porter for ten minutes about the friends he's made in the A-B InBev network since the sale and I'll be damned if you walk away thinking otherwise.
Craft beer drinkers also overestimate the camaraderie, good will, and anti-competitive spirit between craft breweries. Laffler said it in the Chicagoist piece: it's a nice story that's obviously too nice to be entirely true. In my reporting and my work with partners in the industry, I've seen craft brewer ego rear its ugly head too many times to still believe the fairy tale. By and large, there's more good will in craft beer than other industries, but seriously people, eff that noise.
I think it's still too early to tell, but all signs point to good things. Decisions about the beer and the company are still made here in Chicago. Suggestions from A-B InBev–to use wood staves for example–are just that: suggestions. A-B InBev seems to appreciate that an organization with strengths like Goose Island's needs to have a soul and a deeply rooted connection to its local community. In my assessment, Goose Island still does; it is a repository of knowledge and willing resource for smaller local breweries looking for help on plant design, yeast propagation, and label approval.
If John Hall can get his new brewery built in the next three or four years, it will be designed with Goose Island's high end beers and focus on innovation in mind. When that happens, I'll chalk this up as a success. On the other hand, if A-B InBev starts to interfere with innovation and quality, there are plenty of other Chicago breweries poised to do things as great as Goose Island has done. I'll drink those beers instead. I bet the current flock of talent at Goose Island will also migrate elsewhere when that happens.
What is craft beer? Which companies conduct themselves ethically? What constitutes ethical business practices? Is it just about the beer, or the business as well? These are questions we all ask ourselves every time we order a pint. I encourage craft beer drinkers to be more nuanced and open-minded, less knee-jerk and black-and-white in their thinking about the major changes that are happening and are bound to continue in the industry and in our city.
Condemn me as an A-B InBev defender, a Goose Island apologist, or, better, prove me wrong. I'm all ears.


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I spent Saturday representing Hive NYC and Mozilla Webmaker at the New York Hall of Science's Learning Lab Pop-Up and it was wonderfully surreal at times. I spent five transformative years at NYSCI. I worked on some incredible projects, sharpened many of my ideas about digital tools in education and worked with a plethora of talented, warm and dedicated people.
In Hive, we talk about networked learning constantly. At times it can seem ephemeral and elusive, but at NYSCI I experienced a heady and visceral example of how it works on the ground. I experienced the network both from an individual view (cross-pollination of jobs, people and ideas) and how it works beyond individuals (diffusion of ideas, pathways for people and expanded participation).
Let me see if I can map this a bit. The event was part of NYSCI's IMLS Learning Labs Grant. The Learning Lab idea is an attempt to spread the YOUmedia idea and practice. Here alone we see a network: Ideas and programs funded and championed by MacArthur's Digital Media and Learning and including thought leaders like Mimi Ito (Hanging Out, Messing Around and Geeking Out), Nichole Pinkard (Digital Youth Network/YOUmedia) that have now manifested in two Hive NYC organizations (DreamYard YOUmedia, NYSCI) and inspiring others (Brooklyn Public Library's Info Commons Space).
The event format, the "Learning Party" or "Pop-UP" was remixed by NYSCI from the model that Hive NYC and Mozilla have developed. The model is inspired in part by the professional hack jams and the informal learning practices Hive embodies. It wasn't lost on me that we basically used the same space and staff that Jess Klein and I did when we collaborated on an early iteration of this model for the NYSCI/Hive Earth Day Hack Jam three years ago. Add to that the NYSCI team leveraging Hive NYC members and friends like World Up, Pixel Academy and Scratch, and it felt exactly what the Pop-Ups are supposed to feel like: A Hive Learning Network experience compressed into one physical space and a set amount of time that then feeds learning experiences back into the ecosystem.
All of this was housed in NYSCI's new Maker Space which itself is a manifestation of a web of opportunities and energy, like being the east coast host/driver of World Maker Faire (of which Hive NYC has participated each year) and NYSCI's commitment to a Making as Learning ethos.
The Maker Space itself is incredible and embraces a wide definition of making that feels deeply participatory. It also sits squarely on their exhibition floor, not separated or siloed from other experiences people are having in the science center (in this case a very cool, youth culture/interest-focused Tony Hawk Rad Science of skateboarding exhibition, you should definitely go and see it.)
One place where Hive NYC has not been as successful as we had hoped, is in charting network provided pathways for youth to navigate and grow from experience to experience. Ideally these pathways are both self directed by youth and guided along the way by educators, mentors, teachers, organizations and parents. Saturday I saw an example of how these pathways are beginning to emerge and be represented by connected youth. Three teens who were involved in the Pop-Up were all Hive NYC Super Users! We need to surface and nurture more stories like these:
Ben learned about the event because he follows our various communication channels. Ben is a member of Rev—'s Pop Squad, and came with us to help Hive NYC be awesome at MozFest 2012. He jumped right in to help me facilitate Popcorn Maker mentoring at the Pop-Up. He even wrote about his experiences that day on the Maker Space blog.
Valeria, a long time NYSCI Explainer (I met her for the first time when she was 12 and was in our NYSCI podcasting after-school program) and lives in the local Corona, Queens community NYSCI sits. She was also on the first Hive NYC youth council which gave Hive our name (now a global brand), and on the planning committee for the third Emoti-Con Festival.
Sharon has participated in Hive NYC organization programs at Girls Write Now, Eyebeam, and Global Kids while also being on two youth councils, volunteered for Hive at Maker Faire, was our first Huffington Post Teen blogger and has done other youth reporting assignments for Hive NYC. She is now a Freshman at Columbia University and works at NYSCI on their awesome Explainer TV program.
The event was Connected Learning in action. The various activity stations were all programmed with themes that interest teens: hacking, music, games, making, viral videos, animation and all without a predetermined "path" or dictated way to choose which experiences to do. Some floated and then settled, some made a point of experiencing each station, and some like Philip, stayed at one station deep diving on "popping" an upcoming video game release video for almost four hours using Popcorn Maker.
There was hang-out spaces that were comfortable and inviting. There was pizza, drinks and music. It was fun. Socializing ruled the afternoon, friends and siblings came together, new relationships were built ("I am in Manhattan but can use the subway, can we exchange Facebook pages so we can hangout?") and it was truly a party.
The room was stocked with multi-generational adults from college-age mentors to informal educators to teachers and parents. Some of these were helping to run the Pop-Up and some were participants. I talked and interacted with public school teachers, parent volunteers, researchers, after-school community leaders, informal educators, makers and young adult mentors. It was the most visceral example of the Connected Learning Principles and the Mozilla Mentor Community that I have experienced recently.
So let me wind this up by saying that I am sure all of us experience confusion and doubt as we embark on this work. Are we making a difference? Are we talking and championing the right ideas and strategies? How do we stop talking about it and start doing it? By Friday afternoon I was sort of in a mini-existential crisis mode about all of this (aren't we all by Friday at 6:15 PM?) and the NYSCI Learning Lab Pop-Up was just the bucket of cold water my soul needed to pick myself up and get back into the fight. So thank you Learning Labs Pop-Up for my late Valentine gift!


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Advice if anyone does go paintballing bring your own packets of drink because they rip you off on site for drinks. Key to paint balling is just having good team and just keep advancing forward and forward so their trapped in their zone.
nah barriers are better, stay low, and keep pushing forward. Best to have like 3 team mates with you so you can cover each other did your goggles fog up ir does that only happen in winter?
Mine fogs up with breathing hard and sweating and when you get hit in the face by paintball. It covers the visor and generates a bit of steam lol. Headshots didn't count as a kill when i play.
Want to stop your goggles fogging up forever? Use the same trick I use so I can shave in the bath without the mirror getting steamed up. Wipe shower gel around the inside of the visor of your goggles, then wipe dry with a tea towel or something and wait for the streaks to disappear and then BAM! no more steamed goggles! The shower gel creates a layer over the glass/plastic that stops condensation from being able to form no matter what the temperature. The original trick is to use soap, but it will most probably sting your eyes being so close to them. When I do it on the mirror, it lasts about 5 baths before I have to re-do the gel.
Excuse me for butting in without reading recent posts (I will do that now!). I have managed to bag me a 2600k for £173 from the US. I think the guy is not scamming if he was paypal will help me! It's meant to be new just checked out. I have to think about upgrading my current cooling system or changing it completely. I overclocked a 2600k with a frio to 5.15ghz+ at the recent overclocking event. I have a MUX-120 currently but would buy a new HSF if necessary. If you can suggest good 120mm fans or a good HSF please visit my thread and let me know thanks edit: what avatar theme do we have now? Also, BFBC2 friend requests sent !
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Being it was my 2nd time going to the place,it was really good. Much better weather but worst is i kept going into sting nettles and crap lol and a lot more bruises overall than last time just because the balls bounced off the suit. And i had a good team dominating most games.
Or you could get picked on everyday for the next two/four weeks because youre not gonna be there long. Wouldnt surprise if they did. Newfags always get the abuse. And abuse is every much part of the whole experience. Newfags always get treated the worst. and whats even worse then a newfag is a newfag on a 2/4 week trail. They are gonna ride your booty hard
Lol work experience is nothing. Should i sell my Blackberry torch and get like a ZTE Blade or HTC legend or something similar,unless someone knows their looking for trade etc.
Ive never been in the job where they didnt ride the newfags hard. thats when you gotta make friends in higher places. they remember your face the next time and wont lump you in the same pile as the newfags.
I can only guess what horrors await me in the field of computing, I'm hoping to spend most of my time making coffee etc
I know a guy who was studying Media & broadcasting at Uni. He won an internship at the BBC. but all they made him do was make tea for the presenters & other crew for a whole year. So yeah. shit happens. Just because the company you are working for is oh so prestigious doesnt mean they wont treat you half like scum when you step through the door.
nothing at all. Except he wasnt there for work or work experience. he was there as part of his Uni course and he didnt learn a single thing other then 10 sugars or 12.
I'm just hoping I won't have to do much work or I end up with a lot of work and get a real job there so i end up with money.
When i did my work experience i did it in PC world and all i did was stock control,put stickers on sale goods,stack some stuff,help a dude fit a shelve,stack up some DVDs. And most time sit in the staffroom chilling and playing call of duty 4 modern warfare single player campaign.


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In the two most critical games which derailed Coach Dooley's opportunity to return (Kentucky last year and Vandy 2012), Tyler Bray mailed it in. And as goes the "leader", so goes the team. I for one hope the new Coach will start Jason Worley and back-up with Nathan Peterman.
My vote for consideration are Dabo Sweeney or Dan Mullen. The only drawback to Sweeney is he's an Alabama guy...maybe Saban's successor. And I don't know if Mullen would leave State. But both are proven winners. Chris Peterson at Boise is a very fine coach, but I don't know if he could acclimate to the SEC. Just my two cents.
I thought Derek Dooley was a great representative of our school. It's too bad the players bailed on him; he's a fine man and deserved better!
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Job Description:
A Personal Trainer assists members with education and guidance on proper food intake, cardio respiratory training, supplementation and resistance training
. Responsible for delivering the 24 Hour Fitness Service Promise; contribute to running a clean, friendly and well maintained club, and executing the team member basics of being on time and complying with the dress code.
. Provides a safe and interactive environment to clients and members.
. Conducts all activities in a positive and professional manner.
. Follows all Fitness department and company policies and procedures.
Essential Duties & Responsibilities:
A Personal Trainer is responsible for performing the following activities for the club
Service and Train Clients [70 - 90% of time]
. Assist club members in understanding how to operate the weight resistance and cardiovascular equipment correctly
. Evaluate member needs and assist and encourage members to achieve fitness goals
. Demonstrate safe exercises which are approved by 24 Hour Fitness and/or the approved certification agencies
. Understand and demonstrate all aspects of the Fitness Orientation program and its benefits to club members
. Demonstrate safe and proper exercise technique to members at all times
. Arrive on time, prepared, enthusiastic and attentive for every training appointment without fail
Sales/Prospecting [0 - 20% of time]
. Presents personal training to all members and demonstrate the value of the program
. Schedule Fitness Orientation appointments with new members
. Conduct Fitness Orientations with members not enrolled in service or as assigned by Fitness Manager
. Complete all Fitness Orientation follow-up and confirmation calls as required
. Assist in club promotions where applicable
. Assist, at the Fitness Manager's request, in all revenue generating activities to include but not limited to supplement booths, body fat tables, seminars, workshops etc.
. Meet minimum monthly revenue, service and supplementation goals as assigned by Fitness Manager
Administration/Misc. [10% of time]
. Design client programs
. Maintain client training file record keeping
. Gain familiarity with overall club activities in departments including: Fitness, Service, and Sales
. Assist in implementing club and company policies and procedures
. Re-rack all weights and assists in maintaining a neat, organized and clean club
Knowledge, Skills & Abilities:
. Principles of physical fitness and proper exercise technique
. Fitness Orientation program
. Communicate clearly and concisely, both orally and in writing
. Establish and maintain cooperative relationships with those contacted in the course of duties
. Adjust and operate fitness equipment
. Performance of a variety of exercise routines
. Basic salesmanship principles
. Active listening
Certifications / Education level:
. High School Diploma or GED required
. Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) and Automated External Defibrillator (AED) certified
. Bachelor's Degree in a related field preferred
. National Certification (One or more of the following certifications)
. American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM)
. Certified Personal Trainer
. Health Fitness Specialist
. Clinical Exercise Specialist
. Clinical Exercise Physiologist
. Cancer Exercise Trainer
. Certified Inclusive Fitness Trainer
. American Council on Exercise (ACE)
. Personal Trainer Certification
. Lifestyle & Weight Management Consultant Certification
. Advanced Health and Fitness Specialist
. The Cooper Institute
. Personal Trainer Certification
. International Fitness Professionals Association (IFPA)
. Personal Fitness Trainer Certification
. Advanced Personal Fitness Trainer
. Master Personal Fitness Trainer
. National Academy of Sports Medicine (NASM)
. Certified Personal Trainer
. National Council on Strength and Fitness (NCSF)
. Personal Trainer Certification
. National Exercise and Sports Trainers Association (NESTA)
. Personal Fitness Trainer Certification
. National Federation of Professional Trainers (NFPT)
. Personal Trainer Certification
. National Strength and Conditioning Association (NSCA)
. Certified Personal Trainer
. Certified Strength and Conditional Specialist
. Personal Trainer experience preferred but not required
Physical Requirements:
. Must be able to lift up to 50 lbs
. Physical effort required for daily duties include lifting weights, squatting, bending, reaching, spotting, and prolonged standing and walking.
Work Environment:
. While performing the duties of this job, regularly exposed to moving mechanical parts
. The noise level in the environment is occasionally loud
. Extended workdays are a frequent occurrence, as are weekends and holidays as needed to support the business
This position description intends to describe the general nature and level of work being performed by people assigned to this job. It is not intended to include all duties and responsibilities. The order in which duties and responsibilities are listed is not significant.


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The following described bill for acts were introduced, read the first time and passed to the second reading:
By Mr. FALL [H. R. 149]: Providing for the listing for taxation of mortgages and judgments on foreclosures of mortgages.
By Mr. FANCHER [H. R. 150]: To amend Sections 15, 16 and 17 of an act concerning inclosures, trespassing animals, and partition fences, approved June 4, 1852. [Fences shall be such as to restrain sheep, unless the parties agree to build a fence to restrain horses, mules and cattle only.]
By Mr. DAVIS [H. R. 151]: To make the Township Trustee of each Township Superintendent of roads and Highways in his Township, etc. It shall be the Trustee's duty to take charge of highways and bridges and keep them in good repair; to execute the orders of the County Commissioners; to build roads in his Township, and assess every able-bodied man over the age of twenty-one and under fifty years of age a sum not to exceed two dollars.
By Mr. FRAZIER [H. R. 152]: Legalizing the collection of delinquent taxes upon real estate where the officers have omitted to assess.
By Mr. EDWINS [H. R. 153]: To authorize County Commissioners to take charge of the public highways the County Surveyor to perform the duty of County Engineer and provide for a State Surveyor General to lay out public highways, etc. [The County Commissioners to have complete control of the roads of their respective Counties, to have Surveyor to make specifications and estimates of roads and extensions thereof.]
Mr. EDWINS moved to suspend the Constitutional rule that his bill may be read the second time by title only, and referred to the Committee on roads, which motion was agreed to--yeas, 56; nays, 49.
By Mr. COTTON [H. R. 154]: To amend Section 4 of the act to regulate the indebtedness of Counties having a voting population of over 20,000, as shown by the votes cast for Governor at the last election, authorizing the funding indebtedness of such Counties; limiting the amount of taxes that may be levied by the County Commissioners etc. [The amount of taxes levied is not allowed to exceed 3 per cent.]
By Mr. FURNACE [H. R. 155], concerning licensing of exhibitions, caravans, menageries, circuses, poppet shows and theatrical performances in connection with saloons, and providing for the collection and payment of funds to the Agricultural Society therein named. (The amount to be taxed for this purpose shall be not more than one dollar, and not to exceed twenty-five dollars).
By Mr. McSHEEHY [H. R. 156]: To provide for electing Elector for President and Vice President of the United States. (The qualified electors of the State shall on the Tuesday following the first monday In February, 1884, and every four years thereafter, vote for a President and Vice President of the Unite States, which election shall be governed by the laws governing general elections. The County Clerk is authorized to transmit the votes to the Secretary of State through the Postoffice, taking receipt from the Postmaster and making affidavit to that effect.)
By Mr. BERRYMAN [H. R. 157]: To repeal Section 10 of the act concerning married women, approved March 25, 1879.
By Mr. CARTER [H. R. 158]: Proscribing the terms and conditions upon which actions may be had and maintained against cities organized under the laws of this State for injuries or damages caused by defects or obstructions in public bridges, streets or allies of said cites, ect. [A sworn affidavit must be made and filed with city or County Clerk, specifying injuries received, within fifteen days after such accident.]
By Mr. BUSKIRK [H. R. 159]: To amend Section 1,of an act proscribing powers and duties of Justices of the Peace in State prosecutions, approved May 29, 1852.
By Mr. BUSKIRK [H. R. 160]: Defining the jurisdiction of Grand Juries Courts. [Grand Juries may take cognizance of all felonies except such as come under the jurisdiction of Justices of the Peace.]
By Mr. WILSON [H.R. 161]: To establish a Superior Court in the County of Montgomery, defining its jurisdiction and providing for the election of a Judge and compensation thereof.
By Mr. BUSKIRK [H. R. 162]: To amend Sections 3 and 9 of an act providing for the protection of wild game, and defining the time and manner within which the same maybe taken, killed, sold, or otherwise disposed of.
By Mr. WILSON [H. R. 163]: To amend Section 1 of the act proscribing the powers and duties of the Auditor of State, approved May 27, 1852.
By Mr. TAYLOR of LaGrange [H. R. 164]: Providing for the application of surplus and special school revenues for the payment of tuitions in certain cases; also [H. R. 165:] Legalizing the collection of delinquent taxes.
By Mr. SCHWEITZER [H. R. 166]: For the suppression of prostitution, defining misdemeanors, etc.
By Mr. SKINNER [H. R. 167]: To amend the first section of an act providing for protection of wild game, and defining time in which the same may be killed, etc.
By Mr. IDDINGS [H. R. 168]: To amend Section 12 of the drainage and reclamation of wet land act, approved March 9, 1875. [The Auditor shall not let out any portion above till the portion below shall be finished in such a manner as to draw water.]
By Mr. HAMMOND [H. R. 169]: To transfer the issuance of marriage licenses from County Clerks to County Recorders.
By Mr. GILLAM [H. R. 170]: Adding a provisional clause to Section 27 of the act defining felonies, approved June 10, 1852.
Mr. CAUTHORNE, by consent, from the Special Committee thereon, reported memorial resolutions concerning the death of the late Governor James D. Williams, which were made the special order for Friday next, at 2 o'clock p. m.
The report was concurred in.
The Speaker appointed a Committee on Public page: 72[View Page 72] Health and Vital Statistics, viz : Messrs. Melrath, Bartlett, Gardner, McDonald and McClure.


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DeMattias Hall
DeMattias Hall houses approximately 200 students who are members of several Greek organizations recognized by Saint Louis University, 12 fraternities and 6 sororities. DeMattias Hall is air-conditioned. Single, double, triple, and quad style rooms on both women, men, and co-ed floors with community bathrooms are offered in the residence hall.
- One full-time professional, live-in staff member
- Shared multipurpose room with smart technology
- Connected to DeMart, on-campus convenience store and Subway
- Chapter rooms throughout the building
- Community lounges on each floor
- Laundry facilities on each floor
- Vending machines
- 24-hour security desk
- Chapel in building
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In response to concord27's comment:
Fierce I don't think he will because he cannot make the moves he wants due to the injuries of Rondo and Sullinger. You have correctly talked about the economics of Garnett and Pierce before and without them around and no Rondo they will see empty seats. Plus look at the paltry offerings we get back for them. There is no guarantee how many bad years will come with players like Butler(33) and Bledsoe who are good but hardly game changing players. Forget about it we need a big for KG and we need to go out and get one.
I don't like the KG for Bledsoe and Butler trade. The Celts can do better.
But I don't think KG will get traded. There's a bigger chance Pierce gets traded than KG.
If the Celts end up with a record of 28-26, or better, by the trade deadline, I think Ainge will just make a minor change.
The only way Ainge blows this team up is it will have a losing record by the trade deadline.
And you are correct, people will pay to see KG and Pierce in the playoffs. So if the Celts are in the playoff hunt, it's unlikely Ainge blows up the team.


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Breed: | Chihuahua Mix | Color: | Unknown | Age: | Adult |
Size: | Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less | Sex: | Male | ID#: | 4898299 |
I am already neutered, housetrained, up to date with shots, and good with dogs.
Please visit www.nostrayleftbehind.com to see our schedule for adoption events. All adoptions require an application and home visit. All of our dogs live in foster homes and are usually available to be seen at PetSmart in the Tustin Marketplace between 11-4.
Adoption fees for dogs over 1 year old is $200.00, puppies under 1 year are $250.00 and dogs over 10 years old are $125.00
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No Stray Left Behind is a non-profit dog rescue that works to save stray dogs off the streets and pull dogs at risk of euthanized from shelters.
A main goal of ours is to reduce the amount of strays on the streets by informing dog owners of the benefits of spaying an neutering their pets, and the risks of not.
No Stray Left Behind alternates Sundays at the Tustin PetSmart and the Chino PetSmart, all dates are posted on our website (www.nostrayleftbehind.com) and our Facebook fan page.
To adopt a No Stray Left Behind dog, first there is an adoption contract, we will contact you within 3 days to confirm if the application was accepted or not. Next, we have a socialization visit between the dog, you and, and you dogs (if applicable). If everyone gets along, there is a home visit, and an adoption fee, then you have a new family member!


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We are a thematic, multidisciplinary programme funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council aiming to develop arts and humanities understandings of landscape and environment in distinctive, innovative and engaging ways through research projects of the highest quality and international significance.
Funded by AHRC in 2011, the Fellowship aims to draw together the impact of the research amassed by the Landscape and Environment Programme.
The final Impact Fellowship newsletter was published in March 2012. The bumper edition provides an overview of the final months of the Fellowship and plans for the future.
A one day conference exploring the challenges facing common land and its relevance to modern society and the economy will be held at Newcastle University on 5th July 2013. The event marks the culmination of Commons Knowledge, a follow on funding project involving the Contested Common Land team and Fellowship partners National Trust. Programme .
An exhibition curated by The Cultured Rainforest project team is open at the Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology in Cambridge until 1st June 2013. It tells the story of the rainforest on the island of Borneo and the people for whom it has been home, today and in the past.
In January 2013 Tate launched a new online publication based on research completed as part of The Sublime Object large grant. Art of the Sublime is an extensive resource available to all.
Members of the Tales of the Frontier project team have been awarded an AHRC Creative Engagement Fellowship to develop the impact of the project and to explore possibilities for further research. Congratulations!
In December 2011 AHRC funded 6 new projects linked to the Researching Environmental Change networks under the above call. Each project involves collaboration between multiple award holders but are led by Stephen Bottoms, Peter Coates, Stephen Daniels, Georgina Endfield, Lorna Hughes and Hayden Lorimer.
Imagining Change:Coastal Conversations
The Programme Directorate was invited to produce the AHRC contribution for the international conference 'Planet under Pressure', in London, 26-29th March 2012. The resulting film features three projects that showcase different kinds of creative engagements between arts and humanities scholars and coastal landscapes.
A day of talks and creative practice inspired by the landscape of Lincolnshire was held at the University of Nottingham on 16th April 2013. The day also included the official launch of a new artwork by Simon Read commissioned as part of the Impact Fellowship.
A special issue of the online journal Tate Papers is now available from the Tate website. It features a selection of contributions to the AHRC Landscape and Environment conference 'Art & Environment' held at Tate Britain in 2010, including papers on Patrick Keiller's film Robinson in Ruins and the wider research project The Future of Landscape and the Moving Image.
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Center for Craniofacial Disorders
Healthcare professionals in the Center for Craniofacial Disorders at Children's Hospital of Wisconsin provide comprehensive care to children with common to complex craniofacial disorders and plastic surgery needs. We are available to meet with families before their child is born if a prenatal ultrasound shows a cleft or other craniofacial disorder, as well as after birth or when the disorder is identified.
At Children's Hospital of Wisconsin, we provide family-centered care because we know that a child's health affects the whole family. We create a partnership with families talking openly and often about their child's care and their personal beliefs. Our goal is to support families by building on their strengths.
Our staff specializes in caring for children and many have advanced degrees and training. Our doctors are trained and certified in plastic surgery and devote their entire practice to treating kids, or adults with congenital defects.
Video: Meet Dr. Denny and learn about our Center for Craniofacial Disorders
We diagnose and treat the following:
- Cleft lip and cleft palate.
- Congenital defects/birthmarks.
- Craniofacial abnormalities (anomalies).
- Craniofacial trauma (such as burns and dog bites).
- Craniosynostosis.
- Facial paralysis.
- Giant congenital nevus.
- Macroglossia.
- Pierre Robin Sequence and airway obstruction.
- Plagiocephaly (Deformational).
- Torticollis.
- Vascular malformations and hemangiomas.