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I use this all the time for EVERYTHING! But my most favorite use is actually the one that saves me the most money, which I know that everyone loves.... Instead of paying $$$ for special blond highlight shampoo (paul mitchel shampoo 3/goldwell etc...) I add 1 tablespoon of baking soda to my regular shampoo once a week and wash. Sometimes you need to add a bit more water to your hair to produce a better lather, but baking soda removes all of my product buildup as well as the deposits left on my hair by hard water and the elements. this is my HG for beauty products.
Another tip- Add 1 cup of Baking Soda to a hot bath with 2 cups of Epsom salt and soak for 30 minutes. You can actually smell the crud being sucked out of your poors and it is so detoxifying that you might be very tired afterwards. Just empty the tub and rinse the residue off in the shower...
I really, really like this. It is an amazing facial scrub. I usually just mix it with a bit of water and VERY VERY GENTLY scrub my face. It kinda burns my skin a bit though, so that's why I took a lippie off... But it makes my face incredibly smooth, and once I wash it off, the burning is gone. I have oily, oily skin and this dries me out like crazy, so I don't see this working out for those with dry skin, unless you follow up with a very moisturizing face lotion. Anyway, after scrubbing, I follow it up with some lotion and the next morning, I have super soft, smooth skin. Hooray!!
I have a bit of redness in my face, and baking soda mixed with just a little water calms it down. I've recently targeted the few red scars on my face, and the baking soda mask has already started fading them in just a couple of days. If you aren't allergic or anything like that, I highly recommend!
Love this stuff
The only con is making sure you wash it all off or you will have white ashy looking resedue.
But other than that
I use it to was my face, in my baths (it makes bubbles last longer), even in the shower. I use it after i brush my teeth with tooth paste.I even wash my hands with it.
It makes my skin feel soooooo soft and smooth. It feels like you just had a microdemerbration where ever you used it beacuse you skin is so soft.
Its pretty inexpensive.
I buy it from publix in a plastic container (for $2.?? something) so i can leave it in the shower. plus it has a flip top lid, so i just pop the top shake out what i need and slap it closed. And then refill it with a big box that i have under my counter.
I never knew Baking soda was sooo great
I use this everyday in the morning on my face. I also use it with shampoo to get whatever product is in my hair out. I LOVE baking soda! It's gentle and effective.
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I am loving baking soda! You can use it all over your body! I didnt think it'd be okay for my hair or face,but I tried anyway. I use it on my teeth every day so I figured why not! It cleans my hair so well! I mixed in some with my shampoo and my hair felt so clean. I use a lot of product in it so I feel like it got rid of all the build-up. I thought it would be a harsh scrub,but it wasnt. It was very gentle and made my skin really soft.It worked on my face and body. Baking soda is good for just about everything!
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I don't use this for my face, but I do use it for my teeth and locker. I sprinkle it on my toothpaste for some extra whitening power and put it in mylocker to absorb odors. It works amazingly both ways
OMG how have I been missing this? After using Retin A for a week and starting to purge I could NOT afford to be broken out so much!! I used to have the occasional cystic acne, then adult stress acne, and now i looked WORSE than a teenager!!
I've always had clear skin for the record, so this is very very stressful to me at 29 years old :(
Anyway I tried this baking soda mask and my skin is already softer, brighter and less red!! This calms my acne BETTER than mario badescu healing mask. AND it leaves my face squeaky clean!! top off with a pea sized amount of Effaklar H (for oily skin severely dryed from treatments) and I'm good to go!
my face is more even, bumps got lowered, and the redness is getting better!!
simply mix two tablespoons with water, wash face with neutral soap, apply mask and leave for 3 minutes. Easy!!
For a facial scrub, this actually makes my skin condition worse. I don't know why I listened to Paula Begoun's advice on using this as a gentle scrub. Well this was a bad idea for my skin type but it might work for someone else. I do use it to clarify my hair, as a body exfoliant, a foot scrub (when mixed with castor oil), and an occasional toothpaste.
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Last night, unable to sleep, I picked up a copy of Christian Mysticism, East and West. I opened a chapter called Spirituality and the Arts. The two are intertwined. The author, Dr. Maria Joudi, PhD., says "In the Christian West, the tapestry of sacred music is a path leading to a deepening, ongoing relationship with the presence of God. In the Byzantine East, the golden, ponderous tradition of iconography, like the famous Vladimir Madonna, gazes contemplatiely with a bittersweet expression, fearlessly facing life's tragic crucifixions, and paradoxically, the Christ child in her arms, a mother's greatest joy."
I love sacred music, and I always enjoy the music program in Sunday worship at First Christian Church in Ashland where I am a member–the prelude, the bells, the choir, the solos, the congregational hymns are very fine. I enjoy, too, when I go to other churches and am able to join in the hymn singing–it gives me a sense of connectedness with other people. I once worshipped in an Anglican church in Rye, and immediately felt at home, and felt such power joining in the prayers for the church, the local community, and the world. Certainly it was a good way to spend an hour.
I wanted to know more about the Vladimir Madonna because this painting is one of the most venerated icons of the theotokos (which is Greek for Virgin Mary, literally meaning "Birth-giver of God.") http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Theotokos_of_Vladimir
Icons can be used for meditative purposes by sitting quietly in front of one, with perhaps a candle nearby: gaze at the image, seeking God's presence, God's word. Be still. Wait. Spend twenty minutes. What insights arise? What thoughts? What emotions? How do you view the Mother of God?
The Theotokos of Vladimir (Greek: Θεοτόκος του Βλαντιμίρ), also known as Our Lady of Vladimir or Virgin of Vladimir (Russian: Владимирская Икона Божией Матери) and "The Vladimir Madonna" – is one of the most venerated Orthodox icons and a typical example of Eleusa Byzantine iconography. The Theotokos (Greek word for Virgin Mary, literally meaning "Birth-Giver of God") is regarded as the holy protectress of Russia. The icon is displayed in the Tretyakov Gallery, Moscow. Her feast day is June 3. Even more than most famous icons, the original has been copied repeatedly for centuries. Many copies now have considerable artistic and religious significance of their own. The icon is a version of the Eleusa (tenderness) type, with the Christ child snuggling up to his mother's cheek.


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(Sacramento, CA) A festive two-hour holiday ballet folklórico "Festejos!" from Steven Valencia's Calidanza Dance Company, will be coming to downtown Sacramento's historic Crest Theatre on Saturday, December 13th.
A special low advance ticket price of only $10 is the company's public thank you to the community for the support received this year.
With one new world premiere planned, award-winning live music and twenty-two vibrant dancers, the celebration boasts a fresh approach to Mexican dance and honors a variety of cultural traditions from many states.They will be accompanied by San Francisco's Vinic-Kay, folkloric musicians with José Roberto Hernandez, director.
Children will be treated post-concert to a lobby piñata celebration by The Hispanic Chamber of Commerce.
The Crest Theatre
1013 K Street
Sacramento, CA 95814
Doors: 6:30 pm
Concert: 7:30 pm
Tickets on sale here: www.calidanza.org
Special low price: $10 advance, $15 door; $ 7 children 12 & under
The show's first half opens with " Danza de los Concheros," a 2013 piece choreographed by Maestro Tony D Marco from Mexico City, who arrived this summer at the invitation of Valencia to teach Calidanza dancers. Originally from the state of Mexico, "Concheros" is a bold percussive re-enactment of a pre-Hispanic past. What is notable is that many of the symbols represent Catholic rituals, but most all of them have a pre-Hispanic double meaning.--a way that indigenous cultures maintained their faith.
Calidanza's creative force in bringing new works is an important component to the \vitality of the company and so "Guerrero" will have it's world premiere
Says Valencia, " From the South Pacific Coast of Mexico, dynamic dances were strongly influenced by Spanish Gypsies and Africans who were brought to the Americas by the Spanish. Later, a mix of traditions were introduced by sailors and adventurers from Chile, Argentina and Peru in a style called "Chilena." Teasing sensual hip movements and quick footwork, imitating birds and animals, expresses flirtation between men and women while performing on the Tarima, a wooden platform.
The biggest traditional crowd pleaser in "Sones Antiguos de Michoacán y los Viejitos," is the dance of the old men--Danza de los Viejitos. Bent over,
with craggy full face masks, sombreros and hooked canes, the "old men" dance vigorously to scare off the spirits of death, demonstrating that they are still agile and strong. The choreography is somewhat improvisational with the dancers paying highly-skilled slapstick, intricate foot-stomping homage!
The beauty and elegance of the women dominate the dances of Sinaloa, a state in the northern part of Mexico. The Carnaval in Mazatlan is one of the largest in Mexico; it's root traces back to a pre-Lent celebration when communities would converge to have large final feasts in anticipation of the restrictions of Lent.
The second half of the family-oriented concert will celebrate numerous Christmas traditions in M exico beginning with La Rama ,celebrated in Veracruz.
Much of the culture of Veracruz is based on a combination of African, Spanish and indigenous cultures. Songs like "La Bamba" for example, traces its root back 300 years and although there is no English translation, it is most likely derived from the Spanish verb bambolear meaning to stop or shake!
Audiences can sing along with Cantos de Navidad-- Christmas songs sung and played by Vinic-Kay, the award-winning Bay Area acoustic folkloric group led by Jose Roberto Hernandez. The show ends with a Mariachi Christmas from the state of Jalisco, the region that has most influenced the development and evolution of folklórico today including celebrations with la piñata.
Children will have their own after-concert la piñata swingin' affair in the Crest lobby, and small treat bags will be given out by The Hispanic Chamber of Commerce.
Calidanza Dance Company
Executive & Artistic Director Steven Valencia, is a shining star in the world of Ballet Folklórico in the U.S and the Mexican-American arts community. In 2011, he was honored with the Maestro Award from The Latino Arts Network of California and the California Arts Council, awarded to a singular individual who is a Master of cultural practice in the Arts and a Leader in the community. After fifteen years of directing the award-winning, Instituto Mazatlan Bellas Artes de Sacramento, Valencia fulfilled a life-long dream by forming a new professional dance company Calidanza, dedicated to "calidad" – quality, creative dance, community, and cultural affirmation.
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Schedule of events 2013/14:
Oct 30th 7pm
Crocker Art Museum: Noche de Muertos
Dec 12th 11am
Festejos, Crest Theater, educational program
December 13th 7:30pm
Festejos, Crest Theater, public performance
April 13th 2015: 7:30pm
Festejos, Harris Center or Arts, Folsom CA
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Just a one and one-half hour drive from New York City, Litchfield Hills beckons with village greens, country inns, white-steepled churches and winding back roads. But it is more than countryside, the Mattatuck Museum in Waterbury and the Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum in Ridgefield are two cultural treasures. Start your getaway by checking in to the Courtyard by Marriot, not to far away from the Mattatuck Museum. Walk to the Mattatuck Museum to view collections that focus on the region's heritage and America's master artists. Then take a five minute drive to the Timexpo Museum to learn the story of Timex since it began in the 1850s. End the day with award-winning steak or lobster at Carmen Anthony's Steakhouse.
On the second day after enjoying breakfast at the inn, drive 15 miles to Woodbury for some of the best antiquing and dining in New England. Woodbury is known as the Antiques Capitol of Connecticut, with more than 45 antiques and arts dealers. Lunch at the award-winning Good News Cafe in Woodbury, named one of the nation's best restaurants by Zagat's in 2007. On the way back to the inn, stop at Flanders Nature Center and Land Trust for a nature walk. That evening, enjoy a pre-theater dinner at San Marino Ristorante, before a live performance at the Palace Theater or the Seven Angels Theatre. On day three, head back to New York with a stoop a the Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum in Ridgefield. If time permits, spend the night at the historic Stonehenge Inn & Restaurant and dine at their AAA Four-Diamond restaurant.
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Document - Turkey: Amnesty International gravely concerned as hunger-strikers opposing police brutality are hospitalized
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As the hunger-strike in Turkish prisons reaches its 34th day -- and the health of prisoners refusing food is now in danger -- Amnesty International today wrote to the Turkish government expressing serious concern for their health.
The hunger-strikers, based at seven prisons, are appealing for an end to brutal and degrading treatment and for those responsible for beating to death three remand political prisoners at Buca Prison near Izmir in Western Turkey on 21 September 1995 to be brought to justice.
"These fatal beatings are the latest in a pattern of brutality throughout the Turkish prison system -- a pattern in which those responsible for assaults have, almost without exception, escaped trial and punishment," Amnesty International said.
The current hunger-strike, which has resulted in three prisoners from Elaziĝ prison being hospitalized, was triggered by incidents at Buca Prison in Izmir -- notorious for its harsh regime. In April, Salih Işık, a sick prisoner, died in Buca Prison, after the prison authorities apparently failed to ensure he received prompt medical attention. He died without having had access to a doctor, due to inaction by prison staff.
In July, following the escape of four prisoners, 20 inmates were severely beaten on their way to Izmir State Security Court. Some were reportedly taken into court unconscious, others bleeding from their mouths and noses so that the hearing had to be postponed. The prisoner Murat Özsat is still bed-ridden as a result of damage to his spine. The gendarmes allegedly responsible for this attack have not been prosecuted.
On 21 September 1995, a large force of gendarmes used explosives to force entry into Ward 6 at Buca Prison where prisoners remanded or convicted for alleged membership of DHKP-C1were refusing to appear for roll-call in protest at brutal treatment to which they and other prisoners had been subjected. After subduing Ward 6, the gendarmes allegedly brought the prisoners into the courtyard one by one and beat them savagely with chains, iron bars, sticks and truncheons.
A prisoner known to Amnesty International, but whose name is withheld for his own safety, gave his account of what happened: "The soldiers forced us into a corner with a high pressure hose and entered the room... The soldiers attacked us with iron bars, sticks and truncheons. Some of the soldiers jumped from the top bunks onto those of us who had fallen on the floor. I lost consciousness due to a blow on the head. When I came to I was being dragged
through the ward while they hit me. When I tried to get up, I received a heavy blow on the head.
When I regained consciousness again in the prison courtyard, one of the wardens was strangling me. Two other wardens pulled him off me."
It seems that the prisoners were taken one by one into the courtyard and savagely beaten. Nevzat Saĝnıç, a prisoner held in a neighbouring ward which opens onto the same courtyard, gave the following account: "There was no sound from those prisoners thrown into the courtyard. You could only hear their gasping. They were beaten on their heads. The courtyard was awash with blood which was on the walls and even the ceiling."
As a result of the beating three young men, Yusuf Baĝ, Uĝur Sarıaslan and Turan Kılınç, died. Thirty-seven prisoners were hospitalized -- of whom seven were kept in hospital with severe injuries, mainly to the head. The injuries described in Turan Kılınç's autopsy report suggest a ferocious attack: "general body trauma, broken skull, subdural and subarachnoidal haemorrhage, broken ribs, laceration and haemorrhage of the left lung".
In another incident, in October 1994, 50 remand prisoners were injured when gendarmes and police entered Diyarbakır E-type Prison to remove a prisoner for further interrogation. Although prisoners resisted security forces with barricades, it is clear that unnecessary force was used. One prisoner died of asphyxiation, the other of injuries from beating and medical neglect. No legal proceedings have yet been opened in this case, or against those responsible for the killing of the three prisoners at Buca.
Amnesty International is urging the Justice Minister to take steps promptly to halt
ill-treatment and beatings of prisoners. The most effective measure in the short term would be to ensure that cases of ill-treatment, beating and medical neglect raised earlier by Amnesty International are investigated without further delay, and that those found responsible are promptly bought to justice. A commitment not to delay or suppress such prosecutions would, it is hoped, pave the way to an early resolution of hunger-strikes before fatalities occur.
In the longer term, Amnesty International would endorse measures such as those proposed in a draft bill presented to the Turkish Parliament in 1993 by the former Minister of Justice Seyfi Oktay, for bringing medical treatment of prisoners (currently the responsibility of the Ministry of Health) and transport to and from courts (now the responsibility of the Ministry of the Interior) under the authority of the Justice Ministry, which is responsible for the prison system.
Although systematic torture and death in custody of detainees is mainly a widespread problem in police stations rather than prisons, Amnesty International has frequently raised allegations of ill-treatment of remand and convicted prisoners with the Turkish government.
Most reports of ill-treatment have occurred when prisoners are being transported in and out of prison under guard by gendarmes for trial or medical treatment, or alternatively, when gendarmes and police are brought into prisons to quell prisoners' protests. Police and gendarmes take these opportunities to "punish" alleged or convicted members of illegal armed organizations.
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Have never watched any of the new Doctor Who at all. It just doesn't appeal to me at all. Now the new Battlestar Galactica series is a different matter.....
As a huge fan of Doctor Who - [ grown up on the stuff since I was a kid ] - I rather enjoyed the new stuff. My own kids too have enjoyed it. There have been some weak episodes [ the worst being the Daleks in Manhattan ] - but this one was really the biggest pile of sh1t ever.
It should have been called The Poseidon Adventure in space. I hope the new series is not going to be like this.
The only good part was the Queen comedy part - the rest was just very hard to watch. Anyone else thought it was weak ?
Have never watched any of the new Doctor Who at all. It just doesn't appeal to me at all. Now the new Battlestar Galactica series is a different matter.....
As you say, the Poseidon Adventure in space. I was expecting a swimming scene where the fat lady gets it.
The Hosts were reminiscent of the robots in 'Robots of Death' in the 70s (only in as far as their facial design).
Kylie was good. I thought she was very good. Possibly the only reason to watch? But they had to kill her off! It would've been great to have the three recent female companions appearing along with Kyle in the TARDIS. Ring side seats!
Some flimsy stories in the last series. As usual, involving a lot of running up and down corridors. Ridiculous Pig people! It's made for kids I suppose.
It needs some tension, passion and emotion and some really really nasty things happening.
I'll go and lie down now.
Perhaps the Doctor needs a companion like Caprica (No.6) from Battlestar Galactica. Good, bad, evil. All wrapped up in one neat little package.
What we will get is some porky middle aged woman running about shouting for half a season.
Oh dear.
I've only watched a few episodes of the new Dr Who but the ones I've seen all seem to be pretty much the same. They all seem rather rushed, they all have incredibly loud background music, at best the acting is hammy and they all seem to be incredibly badly written.
Maybe my expectations are too high, I dunno.
It seemed to focus on explosions and the like rather than an actual proper story line. Kinda like they were just having an end of year blowout and having some fun.
They filmed some scenes for Dr.Who in my home town earlier this year. I got to meet Mr. Tennant.
Some of the runners working on the show were gorgeous ;-)
Loved the build up at the begining to when the missiles struck and loved all the references to 70s' disaster movies.
(I remember me and my best mate going to cinema in Gateshead to watch Towering Inferno - and ordering some alcohol in the bar beforehand at age 15 (my mate was very tall and I was/am very old looking ))
And the end was OK.
It was just a bit boring in the middle at times.
The programme has to appeal to all ages so some bits aren't going to work for some people.
But worth sitting down for.
PS loved the Max Headroom homage
The bit with the Queen was funny. It's supposed to be tongue in cheek and aimed at entertaining all age groups.
For once Rich i actually agree with you, Doctor Who is really not my cup of tea, in fact a lot of these so-called Kidult programmes and films such as Doctor Who and Harry Potter are complete and utter sh1te.Originally Posted by richard
Russel T Davies and the Rowling woman get far too much credit for their substandard work, both the doctor and potter are in my opinion strictly for kids, with nothing of what i term an 'adult' element to them - there's no humour, no irony...and there is no plot or storyline to make up for it's deficiencies. I refuse to waste my time being a 'fan'. I don't get the fuss made by these middle-ages saddos who follow the DW tv series' and queue up to buy the potter books.
To see how fantasies should be done look no further than douglas adams and terry pratchett. I'd hesitate to call THGTG and the discworld books Kidult, as the 10 year olds who watch Doctor Who could not possibly appreciate the humour and originality.
The new battlestar gallactica series does intrique me. Although haven't ad the chance to cath any of it yet.
I though the exact same i was watching it and thinking some episodes are weak but for a christmas special the storyline was just so stupid.
A space cruisliner called the titanic from another planet, with people who dress as they from the original titanic.
I dont think any of the acting was that bad i just think the plot was very very poor.
I hope the next series offers better storylines.
As quite a fan to doctor who i have to say i was quite disapointed with the episode from yesterday. The whole queen thing i found annoying. I have to say i am not looking forward to the new assistant. We need another rose
I thought the queen bit was hilarious. Made the entire show worthwhile!
You want to watch the reality tv, mickey take, episode thenwith nothing of what i term an 'adult' element to them - there's no humour, no irony
And when Rose got trapped in an alternative universe :cry: :cry: :cry:
Exactly, some of it is very adult. I would hazard a guess that kids won't understand half the humour or the complexities of his relationship with rose etc...Originally Posted by SimpleSi
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Dunlap preaches patience amid 16-game losing skidBy STEVE REED
The Associated Press | December 28,2012AP Photo
Charlotte Bobcats head coach Mike Dunlap discusses a call with an official during the second half against the Miami Heat Wednesday.CHARLOTTE, N.C. It would be easy for Bobcats coach Mike Dunlap to tear up the blueprint amid a 16-game losing streak and come up with an entirely new plan.
But Charlottes first-year coach has no plans for any such radical paper shredding.
Instead hes preaching patience.
When Dunlap looks at his teams struggles since opening the season 7-5 he recalls the growing pains Kevin Durant, Michael Westbrook and the rest of the Oklahoma City Thunder endured a few years ago before becoming Western Conference champions.
Durant and Westbrook took a pounding in those first two years, Dunlap said. My point is I look around the league and see how those seeds were born, what those guys did and how did that culture take off? Well it didnt take off right away, so I remind myself and my staff of that. Its incumbent on us to stay the course.
So Dunlap will stick with playing youngsters like Michael Kidd-Gilchrist, Kemba Walker, Byron Mullens and Jeffery Taylor. They will make mistakes. They will learn on the job.
Dunlap will also continue to stress things like pressuring the ball, help defense, pushing the ball up the floor, getting to the basket and drawing fouls as staples of the foundation he hopes to build.
Sure, the 16-game skid isnt fun.
The Bobcats know all too well about lengthy losing streaks.
They lost their final 23 games of last season to finish 7-59 under former coach Paul Silas. They added Ramon Sessions, Ben Gordon and Brendan Haywood during the offseason, bringing some veteran experience to an otherwise young team.
After an offseason where Dunlap stressed conditioning during marathon three- and four-hour practices, the Bobcats came out of the gates winning seven of their first 12 games matching last seasons win total.
But things have gone downhill ever since a 45-point shellacking at the hands of the Thunder on Nov. 26.
It was a game the Bobcats said going in would be a great measuring stick for how far theyd come. But reality threw them for a loop and Dunlaps gang has struggled to get back on ever since.
Sixteen games. Sixteen losses.
Theyve lost them in a variety of ways, once blowing a 17-point lead with less than six minutes to play. Theyve been blown out of a few games, but for the most part have remained competitive.
The one consistent during the stretch is the lack of defense. The Bobcats have allowed 109 points per game during the losing streak.
Thats not good, is it? Dunlap said, pointing out the obvious.
Dunlap said the problem revolves around a lack of ball pressure and poor rotation.
In the NBA you have to cover guys that are getting beat off the dribble, Dunlap said. The only way you can do that is to leave your man and that is a hard habit to break at this level because youre depending on the trust factor. If you lose games there is an undermining of Should I leave my man or not? There are question marks in the eyes.
Miami Heat coach Erik Spoelstra said things arent as dire as they might seem in Charlotte.
In fact, he sees plenty of promise in what Dunlap, president of basketball operations Rod Higgins and general manager Rich Cho are building with the Bobcats.
He said its only a matter of time before the Bobcats are turning close losses into wins.
Its always tough when youre going through a year like they are, Spoelstra said. But they are getting great experience for the young players. Their players are as good as anybodys in the league they just dont have as much experience. But they can hurt you on any given night. The thing is they compete and play hard. You notice that on film.
On Tuesday night, the Bobcats hung with the defending champion Heat for three-and-a-half quarters. Charlotte trailed by two points with 7:16 left in the game before Miami went on a run and pulled away for a 105-92 victory.
Of Charlottes 21 losses, 12 are by 10 points or less. Thats a far cry from last years team which wasnt even competitive, losing more than one-third of their games by 20 points or more.
Dunlap said he sees promise amid the adversity.
Still, Walker doesnt take much satisfaction the Bobcats are more competitive.
Losing is losing, said Walker, the teams leading scorer. Hopefully we can stop it soon. But its no different at all from last year. We lost last year and were losing this year and its not a good feeling at all.
Walker realizes the Bobcats dont have a roster with a ton of proven NBA experience, but he refuses to use that as an excuse.
We have young guys, but at the same time its the NBA, Walker said. So we have to find a way to win. Thats what were going to try to do find a way.MORE IN Wire SportsFar removed from punishing hits on the ice, the real crunching in the NHL these days is being... Full StoryMINNEAPOLIS Adrian Petersons hearing for the appeal of his suspension will be held on Dec. 2. Full StoryFOXBOROUGH, Mass. Full Story
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If we possessed a thorough knowledge of all the parts of the seed of any animal (e.g. man), we could from that alone, be reasons entirely mathematical and certain, deduce the whole conformation and figure of each of its members, and, conversely if we knew several peculiarities of this conformation, we would from those deduce the nature of its seed.
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These long chains of perfectly simple and easy reasonings by means of which geometers are accustomed to carry out their most difficult demonstrations had led me to fancy that everything that can fall under human knowledge forms a similar sequence; and that so long as we avoid accepting as true what is not so, and always preserve the right order of deduction of one thing from another, there can be nothing too remote to be reached in the end, or to well hidden to be discovered.
Source: Discours de la Méthode. 1637.
When writing about transcendental issues, be transcendentally clear.
Source: G. Simmons Calculus Gems. New York: McGraw Hill Inc., 1992.
Common sense is the most widely shared commodity in the world, for every man is convinced that he is well supplied with it.
Source: Le Discours de la Méthode
I concluded that I might take as a general rule the principle that all things which we very clearly and obviously conceive are true: only observing, however, that there is some difficulty in rightly determining the objects which we distinctly conceive.
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Picture of the week competition back up
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2007 Nudibranch Calendar call for photos
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Northwestern Hawaiian Islands now a National Monument
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The Northwestern Hawaiian Islands comprise 139,000 square miles of largely uninhabited islands, atolls, pristine coral reefs and underwater seamounts.
Wetpixel staff featured on NWP Photo Forum
The Nature, Wildlife and Pet Photography Forum have just published an online interview with Wetpixel Co-Admin Alex Mustard. The interview covers his approach to photography, the influences on his work, publishing images and the environment. Alex is the second Wetpixel staff member to featured in their "Artist Showcase" interview series, after Eric Cheng was profiled last year. Other interviewees in this series include Thom Hogan, Bjorn Rorslett, Michael Reichmann and Ron Reznick. Photo: Alex and Eric on the Shearwater by James Wiseman.
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Suspect in Brutal Beating of Mother Turns Herself In
Last week, we reported a story of a South Jersey Mother being beaten in front of her two-year old.
Last week, we reported a story of a South Jersey Mother being beaten in front of her two-year old.
Police have confirmed that a homicide took place late last night.
Search and rescue teams were back in and above the waters of Ocean City today looking for a teen swimmer who fell off a jetty near 9th St. beach yesterday.
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Not only is Mark Geiger the first American to referee a match in the knockout stage of the world cup, but he's also from the Jersey Shore!
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Some very scary stuff took place yesterday afternoon.
I guess anybody can sue for just about anything these days.
Another devastating blow is about to hit in what has been a crazy year for Atlantic City.
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