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Posted: Sat Jan 6th, 2007 12:26 am |
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bschulte Siege of Petersburg Fan
Charles P. Roland. Albert Sidney Johnston: Soldier of Three Republics. Lexington, KY: The University Press of Kentucky; Revised Edition (February 2001). 384 pp., 16 maps, notes, index.. ISBN: 0-81319-000-2 $19.95 (Paperback). The University Press of Kentucky reissued Charles P. Roland's impressive biography of Confederate General Albert Sidney Johnston in 2001, and readers will be glad they did. It is telling, writes historian Gary Gallagher in a new Foreword, that no new biography of Johnston has come out in almost 40 years. Roland's balanced, entertaining, and informative work still stands as the standard account of this martial man's life. In telling Johnston's story, Roland emphasizes his devotion to duty no matter how distasteful the assignment. Time and time again, whether in Texas, Utah, or Tennessee, Johnston was faithful in discharging his duty despite any personal misgivings with those in authority. Many thought Johnston would run for President of the eponymous three republics, Texas, the United States, and the Confederate States. In all cases, Johnston declined, preferring military duty as the best way to help whatever cause he was then involved with. As of early 2007, Roland's study is and will remain for the foreseeable future the standard work on Albert Sidney Johnston's life. Albert Sidney Johnston was born in Kentucky in 1803, the son of a practicing doctor who originally hailed from New England. Despite these Yankee roots, Johnston would become a thoroughly southern man. Johnston initially enrolled at Transylvania University in Lexington, Kentucky, and he later attended West Point. Johnston counted future Confederate President Jefferson Davis as one of his close friends while at the military academy. Johnston was a good student and finished eighth overall, requesting a commission in the infantry. Johnston seemed to be attracted to the most active areas all his life, first participating in the Black Hawk War in 1832, then moving on to the newly created Republic of Texas in the 1830's. Johnston became a General an d commanded Texas' main army after she had won her independence from Mexico. While in Texas, Johnston eventually found himself in a feud with prominent Texan Sam Houston, a situation which would endure even after Texas joined the United States. From Texas, Johnston also participated in the 1846-48 War with Mexico, first as a Colonel of volunteers and then as an honorary aide. After the Mexican War, Johnston became chief paymaster of the Department of Texas, and also unsuccessfully ran a plantation in that state. His job entailed long, lonely journeys away from his family, a situation that finally ended when Johnston was placed in command of the famed 2nd United States Cavalry. While in this position, Johnston commanded an expedition to Utah to possibly fight a war with the Mormons in 1857. Johnston's treatment of the Mormons was impeccable, though he disagreed with their way of life. Later, Johnston became commander of the Department of California, and was at this post when the Civil War broke out. Johnston, who identified strongly with Texas, decided to join the Confederacy as soon as the Lone Star state seceded. Johnston was soon appointed as one of the five senior generals of the Confederacy, and his experience was so extensive that his personal friendship with Jefferson Davis never even factored into the equation. Davis considered Johnston to be the finest general he had available, and assigned him to command the entire western theater from eastern Kentucky to western Arkansas. What Davis didn't give Johnston enough of was men and materiel. He was expected to cover this massive amount of territory with less than 60,000 men initially, facing over twice that number in Union troops. Johnston's attempts to defend the easter expanse of this department failed when one of his strong points at Forts Henry and Donelson was taken. Not only did Johnston fail to hold the forts, but he also lost 15,000 badly needed men in the process. Roland rightly criticizes Johnston's actions during this time frame. To Johnston's credit, he managed to hold together his army through a long and demoralizing retreat which saw the loss of all of Kentucky and most of Tennessee including Nashville. Johnston and P. G. T. Beauregard now called in reinforcements from across the Confederacy in an attempt to overwhelm Grant's Army of the Tennessee at Pittsburg Landing. At the height of the attack, Johnston was hit and his boot heel torn partially from the boot. Johnston seemed fine, but in reality an artery had been nicked and the general bled to death in a short while. Johnston was never given the chance to achieve greatness, argues Roland, so we cannot honestly say what might have been regarding his development. Men such as Grant learned from their early mistakes; whether or not Johnston would have done the same is open for speculation. Johnston spent most of his adult life in and around the military in one form or another, so this biography is naturally enough concerned with a lot of military matters. Roland moves equally well in military and non-military discussions of Johnston's life. His portrayal of Johnston's family and the general's inability to house all of his children in one home due to his financial situation was especially touching. That Roland's book still stands as the standard account of Johnston's life testifies to his mastery of the subject. From Johnston's days as a cadet at West Point to the various campaigns for different countries Johnston found himself in, Roland covers all aspects of Johnston's life in a consistently fair manner, giving the man's failures (mainly financial) and successes (mainly military) equal attention. Roland ultimately concludes that Johnston handled his military commands with aplomb throughout the antebellum years, and he was possibly on his way to this same success in the Civil War before his life was cut short at Shiloh. The maps in this book were standard for their time (1964), and I was actually pleasantly surprised by most of them. They serve their intended role of familiarizing the reader with the situation without being too vague or too few in number to make a difference. Roland uses the footnote method at the bottom of each page, a process which works better for me in terms of actually looking through the notes at the pertinent point in the text rather than at the end of a chapter or at the end of the book. Roland's bibliography is extensive and uses quite a few manuscript collections as the foundation of his research. Johnston's letters to and from family, friends, and acquaintances are used to especially good effect. The index is functional and serves its intended purpose quite well. Charles P. Roland's biography of Albert Sidney Johnston continues to stand as the only modern work of the general. The quality of the book will insure that it stays this way for the foreseeable future. Those readers interested in biographical works on the Civil War's leaders would do well to have a copy of Albert Sidney Johnston: Soldier of Three Republics on their shelves. No portion of Johnston's life, from his military and personal affairs, his financial failures and military successes, is left uncovered. This biography of Johnston can also be seen as a microcosm of the difficult choices facing men who had previously or were then serving in the United States Army in 1860. For many of these men, their state was more important to them than their country. This biography was also mentioned in several Civil War periodicals as one of the 100 best books written on the Civil War, a sentiment which is pretty close to the mark. Albert Sidney Johnston: Soldier of Three Republics will appeal to students of antebellum America almost as much as students of the Civil war, for most of Johnston's life was spent in those pre-war years. Considering the relatively low price and solid account of Johnston's life, this biography belongs in every Civil War buff's collection. (Note: Special thanks goes to Hap Houlihan at The University Press of Kentucky.) |
Posted: Sat Jan 6th, 2007 01:14 am |
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Brett, Thanks for the review. Answer me a question if you will... Does the author examine at all whether ASJ gave PGT too much authority when it came to the battle plan at Shiloh? It's a question that I've always found intriguing. About 25 years ago, I sat down with the late George Reeves, former Superindedent of Shiloh, for several hours for an interview for an article I was writing and asked him that. He seemed to agree that ASJ gave up too much authority. Curious what this author thinks. BTW, if Reeves isn't a legend among the staff at Shiloh, he should be (Calcav, any input?)... |
Posted: Sat Jan 6th, 2007 01:26 am |
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I would also be interested in what changed PGT's initial aggressive nature at Shiloh to one of let's get back to Corinth asap. Doc C |
Posted: Sat Jan 6th, 2007 06:39 am |
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bschulte Siege of Petersburg Fan
javal1 wrote: Brett, Yes he does. Apparently Johnston circulated an attack plan on April 4 that had the First through Third Corps attacking in a normal formation, with the Reserve Corps, naturally enough, in reserve. Apparently Beauregard either misunderstood Johnston or deliberately changed it on the march to the battlefield. The author says Johnston found out on the march but decided it was too late to change it. Roland says that Johnston at the very least knew about the unwieldy nature of the attack before it began, and that he bears the blame as the commanding General. Remember this book was first written in 1964, and I don't think it has been revised, so I'm sure others such as Larry Daniel and Wiley Sword pulled from more sources to give their versions. I read Daniel's book 10 years ago and I still haven't gotten around to reading Sword's. If anyone knows what they say, I'd be interested to hear it. |
Posted: Sat Jan 6th, 2007 09:24 am |
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Our Drum Barracks book group read this book last year. I think every single person enjoyed the book. The only negative was the lack of more or better maps . Albert Sidney has a close connection to the Los Angeles area as his wife stayed here during the war with her brother Dr. John Griffin. As the book tells the story Albert Sidney came though Los Angeles and joined with a group headed east to join the Confederacy. |
Posted: Sat Jan 6th, 2007 04:36 pm |
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From Wiley Swords "Shiloh:Bloody April". During the evening (April 5th) the plans for the morning's battle were reviewed by the ranking Confederate generals at Johnston's headquarters. Johnston's original concept appears to have been an attack with corps abreast, each corps assigned a sector of the front. His telegram to Jefferson Davis of April 3, 1862, implied that the attack formation would consist of "Polk, left; Hardee, center; Bragg, right wing; Breckenridge, reserve." Later the same day, however, Jordan had drawn up the army's marching orders utilizing Beauregard's notes and "Napoleon's order for the Battle of Waterllo," such being considered a proper model for operational detail. The concept called for an attack by succeeding waves of infantry, with each corps aligned one behind the other across the entire front. The basic premise, said a staff officer, was that "no force the enemy could (amass) could cut through three double lines of Confederates." It was a fatal flaw, as events would later demonstrate. By accepting these plans and witnessing their publication in his own name, Johnston must bear full responsibility for their use. On the evening of April 5, when the Confederate army was fully deployed in this unwieldy battle formation, Johnston ordered only a few last-minute changes. Javal, George is definetly a legend at Shiloh. His widow Alice works part time at the bookstore so there is still a Reeves at the park. His daughter-in-law is a park ranger in Colorado. Tom |
Posted: Sat Jan 6th, 2007 06:36 pm |
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calcav Member
I would also be interested in what changed PGT's initial aggressive nature at Shiloh to one of let's get back to Corinth asap. Doc, The Army of the Ohio. The evening of April 6th Beauregard was convinced that everything was going his way. He had conferred with several of his senior officers and all were convinced that the Confederates had won the day and tomorrows victory was assured. The prospect of Grant's being reenforced was dismissed sometime in the late afternoon when he had recieved a communication from Col. B. H. Helm that reported Buell's Army of the Ohio was marching toward Deactur, Alabama. In fact this was only O.M. Mitchell's division and not the entire army. Planning to resume the offensive in the morning he was surprised by a Federal advance with Grant on the Union right and Buell on the left. In his official report of the battle Beauregard stated that he had only 20,000 men on the 7th to resist the counterattack. Having enjoyed superior numbers the day before he was unable to stop the swelled Union ranks though through tough fighting and personaly leading a counterattack he was able to keep the Federals from over running his troops. |
Posted: Sat Jan 6th, 2007 09:16 pm |
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ole Member
I would also be interested in what changed PGT's initial aggressive nature at Shiloh to one of let's get back to Corinth asap. Tim: I believe Doc was referring to Bo's heebie-jeebies on the 5th when he was convinced that the Yanks were waiting for him. About then is when ASJ is reported to have said, "I would fight them if they were a million." (On second thought, maybe not. In that statement at least, AEJ resumed command of the Confederate forces. I believe it was in Daniel's book that I first became aware that AEJ allowed too much authority to pass through his fingers to Bo. Examples: (Bear with me, I'm working off a geriatric memory here.) Bo is allowed to rename his forces the Army of Mississippi and assume equal status with ASJ. Bo gets away with changing ASJ's intentions into a cumbersome, unworkable, foolish plan of attack (nemmine that his aide composed the incomprehensible orders). Other than all that, Bo did a reasonably decent job on the 6th once he found out where he was and located the scattered commanders. Ole Last edited on Sat Jan 6th, 2007 09:18 pm by ole |
Posted: Sun Jan 7th, 2007 02:49 am |
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Doc C Member
Ole Thanks for the reply. Thats what I meant. Why did PGT change from his initial aggressive nature prior to the onset of Shiloh? Doc C |
Posted: Sun Jan 7th, 2007 04:55 am |
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ole Member
Doc: The way I read it, Beauregard became convinced that they had lost the element of surprise with all the delays and brushes with Yankee pickets, scouts and such. How was he to know that their reports never got back or, when they did, were tossed off cavalierly? On the 6th and 7th he apparently did a good job of directing those troops he could locate. In between, he inexplicably called off that second effort that might have forced a retreat of Grant's army. That's what bugs me about Beauregard. There's nothing consistent about him. Today he's brilliant, tomorrow he drops the ball. Today he usurps command and tomorrow he ducks it. Most everybody else can be put in a pigeon-hole. With him, I can't figure out which. Ole |
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The past week we saw August 2012 Gold open at $1,561.80 per oz. and close at $1,604.20.
During the month of June we saw August Gold hit a high of $1,642.40 on June 6 and a low of $1,545.50 on June 1. What you should know is fundamental shocks moved gold more than anything else during the month of June's price action. Taking a look at the first trading day of June the first, we saw gold open at $1,561.80 and close the day at $1,622.10, a $60.30 move up caused by a dismal U.S. jobs report. Buy June 8 we saw gold hit a low of $1,556.40 on a day with a long legged doji candlestick. On June 21 gold dropped $42.20 on banks getting downgraded and the EU debt crisis worsening. Then the last trading day of June, gold opened at $1,551.30 and closed at $1,604.20, a $52.90 move up. What caused this? A report coming out to the two day EU summit that Euro area leaders came to an agreement to solve the debt crisis. Will this agreement work? Hopefully better than the agreements made the past two years. Stay tuned.
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Technically on the daily chart we see gold in a weak trend and is in a range, even with Friday's $50 move up. ADX is at 17.5 and DI+ and DI- are both dropping below 20. MACD has dropped divergence from below the signal line and is looking to cross up over the signal line on Friday's ride up. Also from Friday's price action Stochastics corrected from oversold territory
So how is "big money" moving around in gold futures? Looking at the disaggregated COT report on the weekly chart we see producers dropping net shorts from -152,466 contracts to -143,872 contracts. Our friends the swap dealers went from net shorts of -11,225 contracts to net short -288 contracts. Managed money dropped net longs from 93,151 contracts to 77,495 contracts, helping keep gold in its current range. You can see very clearly that when swap dealers start adding large numbers to net shorts gold will rise to new heights. Just look how swap dealers helped producers short gold starting in the fall of 2009 helping drive gold up from $900 all the way to $1,900. I highly recommend watching this very closely to catch when gold starts its next longer term move up.
What I do not understand is why gold is up on "good" news from Europe, and the same affect on "bad news" from the United States. Stay cool and have a prosperous trading week. And remember, trade what you see, not what you feel.
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"I hope one day I become a good enough tweeter that when I have a bad tweet, people spend days talking about it." @langwhitaker
I generally don't tweet during games. This is mostly a matter of household geography: Our computer (a desktop — if you're not sure what that is, ask your grandparents) is upstairs in our spare bedroom, while our television is down in our semi-finished basement, the least-trafficked room in our home. This was by design: We have young kids and want them to think of the TV as an exception, not the rule, so we put it in the room we don't go in very often.
I am an excellent parent.
So I didn't tweet during Game 5, just like I didn't tweet during Game 3, for anyone wondering if I'm picking my spots. But I jumped online for the postgame fall-out, both because I feel a responsibility to the Library of Congress, and because I knew my name would be in some folks' digital mouths. So, I said some of this last night on Twitter, but here it is again, along with some bonus content. For the 30 of you who follow me who aren't spambots, I apologize for any repetition…
-LeBron James remains my dude. I've liked him as a person and been awed by his talent since I met him nine years ago, and those feelings remain unchanged. I don't imagine most of you give a sh*t, but as the bandwagon seems to be getting lighter by the second, I felt I should make clear that I'm still on it.
And riding shotgun.
-All that said, there isn't sh*t I can say about how he played last night. It was fine for the first quarter-plus, but as the game started to get away from Cleveland, LeBron's lack of presence became increasingly inexplicable. I found it weird and vaguely depressing to watch, and I won't try to justify or explain it. He can't do what he did in Game 3 every night, but there was no reason for… this.
I didn't watch him in the postgame, but I heard about how he handled things; it seems equally impossible to defend.
All that said…
"I'm sorry, LeBron could've posted a 30-10-10 last night and the Celtics *still* win that game." @jeskeets
-The thought occurred to me last night, and Skeets put it to words this morning. I guess you could argue this, but you'd be wrong. The Celtics shot 55 percent as a team, and KG, Ray, Rondo, and Glen F*cking Davis shot a combined 59 percent (and none of those were the guys LeBron guarded most of the night; perhaps he should have, but he helped hold Paul Pierce to 43 percent, for whatever that's worth). If these Celtics—with three future Hall of Famers, and a point guard whose been playing like he'll be the fourth—combine that sort of shooting with the kind of defense we know they're capable of nine more times in the next month or so, they'll beat Orlando and the Lakers, too.
"Everyone is (rightly so) getting on LeBron right now, but when the next 4 best players on the court are on the other side…" @TheRealSJB
-Borrowing again from a colleague, I think Shannon Booher says it perfectly. LeBron shoulders all the blame for barely showing up last night, but that doesn't change the fact that he still doesn't have a great deal of help. His critics (a few of whom you'll find below…) like to point out that Jordan and Kobe had won their first titles by this point, but they tend not to mention Scottie Pippen and Phil Jackson and Shaq in his prime and, uh, Phil Jackson. LeBron still hasn't had a Pippen — can you imagine a LeBron-less Cavs squad winning 55 games and making it to within a Hue Hollins of the conference finals? — and the Shaq he has now hardly counts; and as all the many Mike Brown-bashers remind us, he sure as hell hasn't had a Phil. As for this Cavs team? As Myles Brown acknowledged to me moments ago in a rambling, possibly meth-fueled phone call, "Against all these teams, they only win one matchup: LeBron against whoever's guarding LeBron."
Put another way, there's a difference between "an excuse" and "an explanation," even if my former colleague Adrian Wojnarowski feels otherwise.
-Is the series over? Probably, but I'm not convinced. That Game 3 performance was so impressive in part because it was unexpected. We expected him to roar back last night, and he defied us again. Tomorrow? I have no idea, but if he's physically capable and Mike Brown can figure something out to spark this team — seriously, did JJ Hickson die? — I don't see why the Cavs can't win the next two games. And if they don't…
-Is he gone? Maybe, but I'm not convinced. If he leaves after this, his rep as a franchise-saver in New York, Chicago or anywhere else is gonna seem a little tainted, no? I'm not saying the Knicks don't still want him, of course, but the tone of the questions at the announcement press conference probably won't be as welcoming as they would've been otherwise.
And anyway, last night was one game, in the midst of a series in which he's still averaging 27, 7 and 7, against an opponent that, when healthy, most of us (and maybe the Cavs as well) seem to have vastly underrated. At the risk of contradicting a previous point, this Cleveland team is not good enough, but they're still probably only one upgrade away from being good enough; imagine this same squad with, say, Ray Allen, Lamar Odom, or Pau Gasol. Obviously, it won't be easy to get someone remotely comparable this summer, but there's no guaranteeing the Knicks or Bulls can do it, either.
And as last night made so, so clear, none of us know where LeBron's head is right now, anyway. I'm certainly done trying to figure him out. But I'm not jumping ship. I'll wait until he signs with the Knicks to do that.
LeBron is missing something.
I don't hold last night against him too much because it could certainly be the case that all he's really missing are teammates. Teammates who could sustain him through the occasional off night.
But it could be something else.
Seven months ago, I—no, we—declared LeBron the best player in basketball. He was at or nearing his physical peak, the numbers were astounding and he appeared ready to capture his first title.
But seven months later I still have the same questions.
I was not at all impressed by the Cavaliers' romp through another regular season. First of all, because they'd done it before and, more importantly, because the Playoffs are a different animal. It's one thing to trample a herd of also rans who simply aren't equipped to compete, another entirely to defeat a true contender. And another. And the one after that. I never expected him to win anything this year and I still don't. Call me a hater if you must, but I prefer "realist."
LeBron James is simply a victim of his own excellence and the impossibly high standard he's created. He's a two-time MVP because he carried a severely flawed roster to the League's best record for two straight years. But why are we surprised when they lose to a better team every spring? This is a game of matchups, and when facing the League's elite, the Cavs only win one matchup. So I would never go as far as to call him a choker. But I am somewhat disappointed.
He failed to heed the warning and match the urgency of his coach, he hasn't empowered or rallied his teammates in any sense and last night he appeared largely disinterested in the biggest game of the season. He seemed as though he had one foot out the door.
And I can't blame him for that. I want him to leave. Then I'll finally get some answers about LeBron James.
Through all the deafening comparisons to Michael Jordan that we've endured over the past seven years, I've become more and more convinced we should be comparing him to Shaq. Or Wilt. At least from what I hear about Wilt. I wasn't there.
They were the two most imposing physical specimens in the history of hardwood, leather and rubber (take a pause here if you please). But from my perspective, their careers were also disappointing. They seemed overly concerned with their numbers and status, preoccupied with extracurricular activites; they reveled in the accolades but reviled the expectations that came along with it. Wilt continually lost to Russell not only because his team wasn't as strong, but because he wasn't as strong. Mentally, at least. Not weak, per se, just not as strong. Shaq? Sheeeeeeit. A cautionary tale in work ethic, swept out of the Playoffs six times, and the man never met a bridge he didn't burn.
Call it heart, will, or whatever you please, but they were missing something important. They just didn't want it as much as we wanted it for them. They're easily cemented in the top 15 players of all time, but they shouldve been higher.
I don't want that for LeBron. I want to see him on that big stage. I want to turn to the next chapter. I already know he's great, but I want to know if he can be the greatest. I want to know if he's the next Michael Jordan or the next Shaq. There's a big difference.
Were approaching year eight. This isn't about potential anymore. It's about production. LeBron James is an unprecedented talent and we've extended him an unprecedented line of credit. No if's, just when's and how many's. We need a return on that investment.
While it still may happen, it's not going to be in Cleveland.
by Jake Appleman / @JakeAppleman
The way LeBron performed last night was inexcusably bad. No one should debate that. He watched the scoreboard so frequently, the best distraction-related analogy I can come up with is a columnist trying to finish a piece while some red-tanned, wannabe cruise ship captain f*cks Jenna Jameson into submission in the background (although I suppose one could argue that no one f*cks Jenna Jameson into submission, and that's why she has four championship rings, but I digress). The scoreboard watching seemed to have a direct correlation with the horrendous defense that was played—instead of trusting their offense and focusing on getting stops, the Cavs tried to get it all back on offense. Dumb, dumb, dumb. It also showed poor leadership and a lack of trust in teammates from LeBron…ON THE FLOOR.
And that's the thing. ON THE FLOOR. When the media takes a few choice sound bytes—that, I'm pretty sure if one of LeBron's boys was like, "Yo, you said you only played three bad games in a seven-year career," would lead him to eat his own face-palm—and creates a character dissection out of it, well, that's a few steps too far for my taste. (The other possibility is that LeBron said what he said to piss people off and use the criticism as motivation, in which case, you're all idiots for feeding into that BS.)
True character analysis takes an understanding of who someone is, their background, their body of work and circumstance and context. Understand, LeBron's failures in these moments don't make him any more or less of the person he is or was before they happened. To you they might, but that would make you a moron.
The balls were rolled out, two teams played, one played well and one played like mud butt. LeBron's won more regular season games over the past two seasons than any other superstar. In Europe, he'd be a two-time champion; the Leo Messi of this sh*t, the prodigy who wins and wins when it counts. Only in America do those two things need a distinction…not that I totally disagree with the Playoff structure, but it says something sad about our fake-tits, KFC-Double-Down culture, no? Oh sh*t, we're back to Jenna Jameson and my antiquated views on porn. Kids, wear condoms. Even when arguing.
Anyway, I spent three years (LeBron's fist three) around the Cavs and, even though I've rarely spoken personally with him, I'm pretty sure, due to things like "intuition" and "observation," that the guy behind the preening and the crown isn't a douche worthy of the level of scorn he'll take for a few comments made to a group of cliche-driven people who are widely dismissed by more modern forms of media…until the exact moment something like this happens when we can all join in on the reputation-smashing pants party.
Who, what, when, where and why. The five W's. Life's biggest questions. To me, the last one is always the most important and most interesting. If you can't tell me WHY, and think critically about WHY it is that something is the way it is, I can't fully respect your opinion.
I'd tell you why I think LeBron is the way he is, but I'd have to spend more than a deadline-induced two hours on it, and I have a soccer match to watch.
Oh, my team is in the Europa League mostly because of something called "away goals." Rose Perez in White Men Can't Jump was right. Sometimes when you win, you actually lose. Sometimes when you lose, you actually win. And sometimes when you tie, you actually win or lose (win in this case…because of away goals).
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The good kind. The analyzed kind.
If you want to act like a biblical basketball scholar, maybe you should put in some time with the "King James" version. I'm pretty sure the overall picture of what you'll see won't be nearly as off-putting as you think.
by Marcel Mutoni / @marcel_mutoni
I find the vast majority of the mainstream media's reaction to all of this fascinating. Most seem to take LeBron's failures last night personally, as though he let them down in some strange, twisted way.
The loss—humiliating as it was for the Cavs, and James himself—has also become a sort of bizarre referendum on LBJ's personality, and his ambitions in life (on and off the basketball court.)
Even though LeBron played an awful Game 5, the Cavs are still alive in the series, albeit only somewhat. Regardless of what some writers and television talking heads may stupidly claim, his performance in this series has nothing to do with "not wanting it badly enough" (à la Kobe, MJ, et al.), or only caring about becoming a global icon with fat bank account.
All the past (and current) great NBA champions—at some point or another, and for some, more than once— have played way below their usual standards on the Playoff stage. Yes, all of them. Things are no different for James.
He is human, and he has failed, and will fail again. The key is in bouncing back, which he will undoubtedly do—be it in Game 6 (and potentially, Game 7), or at some other point in the near future.
Greatness is not without its flaws and bumps in the road. To forget this in light of last night's events is even more disappointing than what James did, or didn't do.
by Russ Bengtson / @russbengtson
Let's get one thing straight from the start: This should absolutely be important enough to LeBron James. He knows what a championship would mean for his legacy. He knows the history of the game, what separates the greatest players from the merely great. And he can't help but see the glaring gap in his own resume. He's won the scoring title, earned the MVPs, broken the PER meter, sold the shoes and the books and the magazines and the video games and the fast food. At 25, his career is already a virtual palace, an unmatched celebration of self. Only he's built it upon no foundation, and the whole structure is beginning to shift. This wasn't how the story was supposed to go.
Maybe all of this was the worst thing that could have happened to LeBron James. He was given the accolades and respect of a champion before becoming one. The assumption was that he would win championships. Plural. That he would change the game, transcend the sport, fill up all those empty words and phrases with true greatness. But sometimes that's just not the way it works.
In 1959, a dude named Wilt Chamberlain entered the NBA. There were only eight teams back then. He posted 43 points and 28 rebounds in his very first game. For the season, he averaged 37.6 points and 27 rebounds, won the Rookie of the Year and the MVP. I'm sure plenty of fans and observers declared that young Wilt would win everything there was to win. As it is, he played 14 seasons and won just two titles. Oscar Robertson, who joined the league a year later, averaged a triple-double over his first five seasons combined. He won one title, and not until he teamed with a center named Kareem Abdul-Jabbar. Before that, his team had missed the playoffs entirely for three straight seasons. Elgin Baylor forever changed the way the game is played, paving the way for Julius Erving, Michael Jordan, and yes, LeBron James, and he never won a championship at all.
Of course it's not like LeBron's career is over. Hell, this series isn't even over. Conceivably, the Cavaliers could come back, win this series, and go on to win it all. But does that seem likely at this point? Seven years along, do we know whether LeBron has what it takes to win a title? Do we know whether he knows how? Maybe he'll be like Shaq – dominant yet ringless until he's paired with one of those dysfunctional people who obsess over winning at the expense of all else.
At the start of this season, all seemed predetermined. Like Jordan, LeBron would triumph in his seventh season and usher in a new era. But unlikely as that now seems, would it even be enough? LeBron wasn't meant to follow anyone's blueprint. That's not what we were promised. Those weren't the expectations we placed on him like a crown, the expectations he gladly welcomed. He was supposed to be different, be better, establish new benchmarks, push the very game to new heights. Seven years and 25,000 minutes in, it's all still possible. But more than ever, there's reasonable doubt.


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LUMBERTON - More than 1,100 cyclists rolled into Lumberton on Thursday to finish the fifth leg of Cycle North Carolina's annual Mountains to the Coast ride.
The cyclists started at Brevard College on Sunday morning and will end the estimated 450-mile trek in Carolina Beach.
Ragan Williams, director of Cycle North Carolina, said the tour started with about 1,000 riders and picked up more on the way.
Wallace Dixon, of Raleigh, said the ride is reputed as one of the best in nation because it highlights towns and scenery unmatched in other states.
"You would not believe the welcome we have had," Dixon's wife Dana said. "He rides, while I piddle and spend money in the towns where we stop. I've never been to Lumberton, but the people are just wonderful."
The group stopped at the Historic John Blue House in Laurinburg and the University of North Carolina at Pembroke on Thursday before making their way to Lumberton's Bill Sapp Center, which served as its campsite for the evening.
The cyclists came from 35 states and five countries and ranged in age from 5 to 84.
"Aren't you impressed with the ages and shapes out here? I keep telling people, anyone can do this," said former Lumberton resident Brek Palrymple, who now lives in Orlando, Fla.
Relaxing on the lawn where he used to play ball, Palrymple reminisced with brothers Joe and Tom Goldston, who used to practice pediatric medicine in Lumberton but now live in High Point.
"We couldn't even recognized the place," said Joe Goldston. "It's good to see it again, though."
Wilmington native Robert Edwards, arriving in Lumberton before his wife and 11-year-old son, Aaron, readied a campsite for their arrival.
Edwards has participated in the ride seven times since 2004. He and Aaron made the trek last year on a tandem bike.
"This year he thought he'd be a big boy. So far, so good," he said. "I like Lumberton because it's flat."
Mickey Gregory, executive director of the Lumberton Visitors Bureau, said the impact on the city's economy for just the one day would be tremendous. The ride generates an estimated economic impact of $200,000 to $500,000 for host communities, according to its website.
"A lot of local vendors say it's not just the best sales day of the year, but that they've ever had," Williams said.
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A young boy enters a barber shop and the barber whispers to his customer, "This is the dumbest kid in the world. Watch while I prove it to you." The barber puts a dollar bill in one hand and two quarters in the other, then calls the boy over and asks, "Which do you want, son?" The boy takes the quarters and leaves. "What did I tell you?" said the barber. "That kid never learns!" Later, when the customer leaves, he sees the same young boy coming out of the ice cream store. "Hey, son! May I ask you a question? Why did you take the quarters instead of the dollar bill?" The boy licked his cone and replied, "Because the day I take the dollar, the game is over!"
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Two elderly gentlemen from a retirement center were sitting on a bench under a tree when one turns to the other and says: 'Slim, I'm 83 years old now and I'm just full of aches and pains. I know you're about my age. How do you feel?'
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Couple in their nineties are both having problems remembering things. During a checkup, the doctor tells them that they're physically okay, but they might want to start writing things down to help them remember .....
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