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For all the hype surrounding Ricky Rubio over the last 4-5 years, I have to admit I've only seen him play a good 4-5 times. Between the last Olympics, some random FC Barcelona games on NBA TV, this summer's exhibition against Team USA, and the World Championship, my exposure to the point guard position's Next Big Thing has been limited. Even if I wanted to, declaring the 5th pick in the '09 NBA Draft a bust or a future star right now wouldn't feel right. So I won't do that. Not yet.
What I can gauge in that small sample is Rubio's style of play, and via box scores, I can check his production. And what I can declare right now is that anybody still pushing Rubio as another "Pistol" Pete Maravich or Steve Nash is off-base. If anything, Rubio will be the next Jason Kidd in the NBA.
Rubio is not a scorer. Last season with FC Barcelona he averaged 6.8 points per game. Through the first four games of the World Championship, as a starter for Spain, he's put up just 4.2 ppg, including Wednesday's scoreless, 0-for-6 outing against Lebanon. Clearly, there's nothing Maravichian about those numbers. Pistol dropped over 40 points a night in college, and 24 a night in the pros. Rubio's highest-scoring game in the Euroleague? Nineteen points. He might rock the long hair and old-school socks and flip full-court underhand passes, but Rubio is not going to suddenly start raining buckets when he gets to the NBA. Scoring is not his calling card.
Neither is shooting. Nash, another long-haired throwback with whom Rubio is often compared, is one of the best shooters the sport has ever seen. He routinely rips off seasons hitting 50 percent from the field, 40 percent from three, and 90 percent at the line. Rubio does make his free throws at a Nash/Chauncey-like clip, but he shot 35 percent beyond the (closer) Euroleague arc and 38 percent from two-point range last season. He can shoot, but he's not a shooter.
Instead, Rubio shines in the same areas where J-Kidd has made his Hall of Fame career: Passer, defender, leader, winner.
At 19 years old, Rubio already has the basketball IQ of a grizzled vet and the vision of a single mother. He has almost mastered the art (call it Jaykiddism) of not only knowing when to throw the simple pass and when to please the crowd, but knowing when a crowd-pleasing pass is actually the correct pass at that moment. Rubio averaged a modest 4.0 assists last season, but remember that FIBA rules aren't as lenient as the NBA when awarding dimes. Rubio did win the "Best Point Guard" award in the Spanish ACB League, the second such honor in his nascent career. In the World Championship he's averaging 5.7 apg, including a Kidd-like stat line of 8 points, 11 assists and 3 steals against New Zealand.
Defensively, Rubio is solid at man-to-man and a ballhawk in the passing lanes. The '09 Spanish league DPOY swiped 2.8 balls per game with FC Barcelona last season, and has notched eight steals in four WC games, in just 27 minutes per game.
Rubio doesn't match Kidd as a rebounder, so don't expect many triple-doubles when he comes to the NBA. But in terms of being a natural floor leader who protects the ball, who makes the right decisions but will also think outside the box, who can wreak havoc on defense and create buckets on offense, he is built more closely to Kidd than any other PG standard-bearer. He's also a winner, copping a Euroleague championship in 2010 and working on adding a Worlds gold medal to his European Championship gold and Olympic silver.
For the most part, NBA fans have only caught glimpses of Rubio in FIBA competition, and are still waiting to see him take on the likes of Chris Paul, Derrick Rose, Deron Williams, Rajon Rondo and Stephen Curry in our more familiar 48-minute, night-after-night, grind-and-shine parameters of the League. They're waiting to see if he lives up to the hype. Which I think Rubio can do — however, he's been getting the wrong kind of hype for so long it will change the level of expectations.
Whenever Rubio finally dons a jersey with the Jerry West silhouette — whether it's for Minnesota, New York, L.A. or even Dallas — don't expect to see a Pistol reloaded or another Nashional Treasure. Allow room for the kid to be more like Kidd.
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Wikipedia & Baseball Around the World
One of the more underrated aspects of Wikipedia - once described by someone smarter than me as a "quantum encyclopedia, where genuine data both exists and doesn't exist depending on the precise moment" it's checked - is it's utility as a translation service, for both standard words and cultural terms.
For example, if I want to know what the Spanish word for "brown" is (I never believed my high school Spanish teachers when they told us it was color café), I can just go to the English page for "brown" and then click Español on the left to find out that the word is marrón. And where else could I learn that the German name for "Where's Waldo?" is "Wo ist Walter?" and that the Danish "Find Holger"? It's a simple idea and it tends to work quite well.
The reason we can do this on Wikipedia is that, as a worldwide encyclopedia, there are entries for most terms written in many, many different languages. The more standard or popular the term, the more languages have an entry for it. Star Wars, for example, has entries in 71 different languages, while the Beatles have 134 and Kevin Federline has 24. "Baseball" shows up in 95 different languages, including Simple English, Scots, and Esperanto. The entries vary in length and detail, seemingly depending on the country's familiarity with the topic.
In English, for example, the term's opening section (before the table of contents) spans three long paragraphs, covering the basic gameplay, the game's origins, and the main leagues around the world:
Baseball is a bat-and-ball sport played between two teams of nine players each. The aim is to score runs by hitting a thrown ball with a bat and touching a series of four bases arranged at the corners of a ninety-foot diamond . Players on the batting team take turns hitting against the pitcher of the fielding team , which tries to stop them from scoring runs by getting hitters out in any of several ways. A player on the batting team can stop at any of the bases and later advance via a teammate's hit or other means. The teams switch between batting and fielding whenever the fielding team records three outs. One turn at bat for each team constitutes an inning and nine innings make up a professional game. The team with the most runs at the end of the game wins.
Evolving from older bat-and-ball games, an early form of baseball was being played in England by the mid-eighteenth century. This game was brought by immigrants to North America, where the modern version developed . By the late nineteenth century, baseball was widely recognized as the national sport of the United States. Baseball is now popular in North America, parts of Central and South America and the Caribbean, and parts of East Asia. ...
The entry for Spanish covers a similar arc. Here it is, translated through Google Chrome's automatic translation service (please forgive any copy-errors brought on by foreign character sets):
The ball , also called baseball or base ball (of English baseball ) is a game set played between two teams of 9 players each. It is considered one of the most popular sports in the United States , Japan (reigning WBC ), Canada , South Korea (Olympic champion), Taiwan , Cuba (Pan-American champion), Australia , Mexico , Nicaragua , Panama , Puerto Rico , South Africa , Netherlands , Dominican Republic , Italy (European champion), Colombia and Venezuela . The countries of the sport powers are concentrated in America ( North , Central , Caribbean ) and Asia , with European and African continents laggards, though Europe has two good examples such as the Netherlands and Italy, and in Africa can only be highlight a selection of South Africa with some good talent.Not all topic introductions are so detailed, however. In Japan, for example:
Baseball (and Old) is a field called the outdoor ball field (if it imitates or indoor ball) group performed in the ball of the sport is. English Baseball (baseball) refers to.
"Baseball," The word is made ??in Japan during the Meiji era Japanese-made Chinese are.(It's also a bit tougher to translate well, apparently.) The Germans are also very concise:
Baseball (American baseball ) is a ball and team sport of U.S. origin. She is now the most traditional sport. Baseball is practiced today in many other countries, particularly intense in East Asia and the Caribbean , but also in Germany, Austria and Switzerland.Of course, the best part of reading these translated entries are the strange translation decisions the engine makes at times. The Danish entry is a great example of this:
Baseball is an American ball games related to softball between two teams, usually composed of nine players each. A battle is progressing at the teams take turns being "inside" and "out". From inside the team, a player ( batsman ) attempt to strike a ball that one of the away team players ( pitcher ) throws. The ball is leather upholstery and hard with a core of cork and rubber , and the batter has a cylindrical træbat (or aluminiumsbat in the youth ranks) as he tries to hit it with.I don't know exactly how "inde" and "ude" are used in Denmark in sports terms, but I love the idea of teams being "inside" and "out".
Then there are the different worldviews that become obvious through translation. As you might guess, the French entry gives a great example of this:
The baseball is a team sport derived from the same roots as the cricket . It is played with bats to hit a ball thrown, and gloves to catch the ball.The origins of baseball are controversial, but it is indisputable that the first modern rules (the " Knickerbocker Rules ") were codified in 1845 . The European roots of the game, long neglected by U.S. authorities to make baseball America's game, known long ago by American historians of the sport. The recent highlighting of a description of a game played in 1755 in Surrey ( England ) in this direction.Leave it to France to point out how the "European roots" have been long known to "American historians of the sport".
With ninety other translations available, we could stay here forever looking at how baseball is viewed around the world. Instead, I'll leave you with one final link: the Farsi entry is fantastic thanks to its inclusion of a photo of "Rygly Field" and a photo of Alexander Cartwright in some sort of fantastic fireman's helmet. While not perfect, Wikipedia certainly has some uses.
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Ken Arneson
OK, you made me read the Swedish version. Most of it seems pretty straightforward. A couple of items of note:
Jan 13, 2012 01:19 AM
Thanks for pointing those out, Ken. I'm saddened to think that Sweden's baseball diamonds are filled with little blonde Brett Butler's bunting their way into the #2 spot...
Jan 13, 2012 08:17 AM
I actually remember providing some edits to the Dutch version. I just went back and noticed the Dutch winning the IBAF World Championships in 2011 has not been added yet. Or maybe I should just get to work....
Jan 13, 2012 06:50 AM
"Op het Wereldkampioenschap honkbal 2011 in Panama-Stad werd Nederland voor de eerste keer in zijn historie wereldkampioen door in de finale Cuba met 2-1 te verslaan."
Jan 13, 2012 08:13 AM
Larry, great job as always! I appreciate your elegant edit of the original description of wikipedia as a "quantum encyclopedia".
Jan 13, 2012 08:03 AM
Dan W.
The Farsi one is also notable for its inclusion of a photo of the half-Japanese, half-Iranian Yu Darvish.
Jan 13, 2012 08:04 AM
Alexander Cartwright was a fireman. He is famous and beloved in Hawaii for bringing baseball to the islands and for serving as fire chief of Honolulu for years.
Jan 13, 2012 08:09 AM
Richard Bergstrom
The Chinese one on baseball has some interesting pictures...
Jan 13, 2012 17:45 PM
You can't necessarily blame it on the French to point out the "European roots" of baseball. It could have been the French Canadians. They might still be mad at Bud Selig for the Expos.
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The watchdog's Asia director Brad Adams said the government had failed to disband dozens of so-called "private armies" following the Nov 23, 2009 massacre in Maguindanao province that was blamed on a powerful local clan.
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For the past 15 months we have been lucky enough to live in Lewes full time. Our experience has far exceeded any expectations we had for "living at the beach."
The Cape Gazette helped our transition from Colorado to Lewes in providing an excellent resource for local news and events. Thank you for being here and doing such a great job reporting on the heartbeat of this amazing community.
The Cape Gazette does a nice job of covering school news. We love to see pictures of the teachers, staff and kids at Richard Shields Elementary. Shields is fortunate to be led by the fabulous and photogenic Principal Jenny Nauman, who (as I read recently in the Cape Gazette) "knows every kid's name," and there are over 700 of them.
All of the teachers in the second, third, fourth and fifth grade at Shields have been outstanding, especially Mrs. Peet (fourth grade) and Mrs. Townsend (fifth grade) who, in addition to being great teachers go above and beyond to instill positive self-esteem and enthusiasm for learning.
We have "The World's Greatest Neighbors" in Lewes. I will never forget receiving a giant load of mulch from Grizzly's Landscape last spring and shortly after two separate neighbors were up in our driveway with shovels in hand to help (thanks again Arthur and Jim). Our neighbors have welcomed us with cookies, gardening advice and plants from their yards. (Betty, Rose and Lacey thanks again for making our garden beds beautiful.)
Our Lewes neighbors have invited us to parties, dinners out and in, to hikes at the state park, to political meet and greets and graciously put up with the only kids on our block. They are quick to lend a needed item and always there to pull the trash cans in and water plants when we are away. We will be life-long friends and are so grateful to know you.
Sadly we will be leaving Lewes this week as we open up the Law Office of J. Mitchell Tacy in Albany, N.Y. Connor and James will be the third generation of Tacy's to attend the Albany Academy, (celebrating their 200th anniversary this year). Connor and Jimmie have made great friends at Shields and at the beach, all of whom they look forward to seeing at the jetty this summer.
In addition to Lewes friends, we will also miss going to Surf Bagel, local nights at the Buttery, Tom at Cape Wine and Spirits, Flowers by Mayumi, Biblion Books, chatting with everyone at the Daily Market (great coffee and newspapers), Grotto Pizza (go to trivia Tuesdays; its really fun), walks to the Canalfront Park, walks to the bay, the farmers market, hikes in the park and on the beach, Dairy Queen and Two Dips for ice cream, the Cape Gazette and seeing the beautiful flower boxes by Lewes in Bloom.
We will especially miss the wonderful community of yogis at Soul Yoga (located in the Plantations). Jennifer Scmermund's warm and light class will make any body at any age fall in love with yoga.
Most of all, thanks to Jim Ryan of Lewes and Washington, D.C. for suggesting we move to his beach house for a year so that his nephews could learn to surf. Lewes will forever hold a special place in our hearts.
We'll miss you all!
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Coming into a new school is always a challenging situation for both young people and their families. In order to help with this we have produced an updated version of our 'Welcome to Passmores' information booklet. This contains a wide range of the key information about the school's systems and structures for parents. We hope it will be helpful to anyone with children at Passmores. It may also be useful for anyone considering which school their children will attend after Year 6.
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The Pacific Area Chamber of Commerce awarded college scholarships to five Pacific High School seniors at its April 26 awards banquet held at the Pacific Eagles Hall.
The Chamber awarded $2,850 in competitive scholarships.
For the first time since inception of the scholarship program, male students were allowed to compete.
Scholarship candidates were Michael Allen, Heather Castelli, Christopher Hayden, Rachel Hendrix and Elizabeth Petersen.
Husky Corporation, Edward Jones-Greg Myers, Citizens Bank, Dance Connection and Pacific Foods sponsored the candidates.
Emcee Larry Carter introduced the candidates and their unique qualifications for success in college.
Allen is in band, involved in his church and has assisted two of his friends with Eagle Scout projects. He enjoys cycling, running, computer programming, reading, math and playing his trombone. He would like to be a computer software designer.
Castelli has been involved in band, Student Council, track, Beta Club and Key Club. Castelli received honors with Girls State, and Young Achievers and served as Student Council president, as well as scholar team varsity captain. She took third place in the state speech competition.
Hayden is president of DECA, involved in track, Model UN, Student Council, scholar team, Beta Club and French Club. He enjoys running, pole vault, advertising and design, and computers. He would like to get a job in advertising and eventually start his own firm.
Hendrix has been involved in Missouri Young Achievers, Beta Club, honor roll, varsity dance team, Missouri Stream Team, Adopt-a-Family, Key Club and varsity track team. She likes dancing, reading, horseback riding, science, animals and cooking. She would like to work with a corporation that makes solar panels and start a foundation for stray pets.
Petersen has been involved in Student Council, Beta Club, Model UN, student ambassador, Missouri Stream Clean, Missouri Girls State, band of Indians, yearbook and St. Bridget fish fry. She enjoys reading, movies, walking, traveling and family history. She plans to become a lawyer in family law and work with children's cases.
Each candidate spoke at the banquet, describing the business of his or her individual sponsor.
Judges Neva Bagwell, Monica Mahler and Rick Willmore then retired to another room to select scholarship winners.
Community awards made during the program were Pioneer of the Year, presented to Ruth Muehler; Chamber of Commerce Member of the Year, awarded to Ken Scott; Chamber Business of the Year, presented to Don Flier Motors, and Citizen of the Year, awarded to Larry Carter.
Three first responders received distinguished service awards — Paramedic Dale Kinnard, Fire Capt. Gary Graf and Police Sgt. Rodney Backues. The Missourian sponsors the distinguished service awards.
A highlight of the evening was when the judges returned with their selection for scholarship awards.
Each of the five candidates received a scholarship to the college of their choice.
Rachel Hendrix, who sold the most tickets to the event, received a $400 scholarship. Heather Castelli received $200. Christopher Hayden received a $300 scholarship.
As first runner-up, Elizabeth Petersen received a $750 scholarship.
Michael Allen took the top honors with a scholarship of $1,250.
The Pacific Eagles provided the hall free for the event. The Pacific High School jazz band performed during the social hour.
The Pacific Eagles provided the hall free for the event. The Pacific High School jazz band performed during the social hour.
The 2012 banquet committee included Joyce Couch, Holly Walker, Dr. Megan Goss, Kay LeClaire, Fran Kopsky, Chip Meyer and Tom Sauvage.


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text: Politics 28 November 2013 Boris's championing of inequality is a recipe for destroying social mobility The mayor presented social mobility as compensation for inequality but it's the gap between the rich and poor that erodes opportunity. Sign up for our weekly email * Print HTML We can at least commend Boris Johnson for his candour. Unlike those in his party who hide behind euphemisms and platitudes, the mayor presented rampant inequality as both inevitable and desirable in his Margaret Thatcher lecture last night. Differences in IQ, the efficient operation of the free market and the need for economic incentives all meant it was "futile" for politicians to even try to narrow the gulf between the rich and the rest. "Whatever you may think of the value of IQ tests it is surely relevant to a conversation about equality that as many as 16% of our species have an IQ below 85 while about 2% have an IQ above 130," he said, oblivious to the fact that this gap isn't the cause of inequality but the result of it. But while delivering this bleakly Hobbesian message, he attempted to sweeten the pill by echoing John Major's lamentation of stagnant social mobility and calling for a dramatic expansion of opportunity. In one passage he remarked: I worry that there are too many cornflakes who aren't being given a good enough chance to rustle and hustle their way to the top. We gave the packet a good shake in the 1960s; and Mrs Thatcher gave it another good shake in the 1980s with the sale of the council houses. Since then there has been a lot of evidence of a decline in social mobility, as Sir John Major has trenchantly pointed out. And in another: It seems to me that though it would be wrong to persecute the rich, and madness to try and stifle wealth creation, and futile to stamp out inequality, we should only tolerate this wealth gap on two conditions. One, that we help those who genuinely cannot compete; and two, that we provide opportunity for those who can But his presentation of social mobility as a form of compensation for inequality was almost comically inappropriate. As anyone with the most cursory grasp of the subject knows, reduced opportunity is the inevitable result of greater inequality: it's harder to climb the ladder when the rungs are further apart. As the empirical masterpiece The Spirit Level showed (see graph), it is the most unequal countries, such as the UK and the US, that have the lowest levels of social mobility, while the most equal, such as Sweden, Canada and Japan, that have the highest. In the case of Britain, it was after Boris's heroine took office, and the gap between the rich and the poor became a chasm (the gini coefficient rose from 12.9 in 1978 to 22.2 in 1990), that social mobility began to stagnate. Confronted by this unavoidable truth, Boris offered nothing resembling a solution. In his recent report on the subject for the coalition, Alan Milburn wisely noted that "deep-rooted inequality and flatlining mobility have been decades in the making" and that "in most developed countries there has been a declining share of economic growth going to labour (and a higher share to capital) at the same time as there has been growing wage inequality. In the UK, the share of national income going to wages of workers in the bottom half of the earnings distribution decreased by a quarter between 1979 and 2009." But Boris had nothing say to about repairing the broken link between growth and earnings. Instead, he called for the return of academic selection under the guise of "academic competition" (perpetuating the myth of grammar schools as engines of social mobility) and sought to reassure us that those benefiting most from inequality were already paying their fair share. He told his audience: "Today, when taxes have been cut substantially, the top one per cent contributes almost 30 per cent of income tax [one might note that he is among them]; and indeed the top 0.1 per cent - just 29,000 people - contribute fully 14 per cent of all taxation." Yet this statistic tells us less about what has happened to the tax system than it does about what has happened to the income system. Over the period in question, the earnings of the rich have soared to hitherto unimaginable levels. As a recent OECD study showed, the share of income taken by the top 1% of UK earners increased from 7.1% in 1970 to 14.3% in 2005, while the top 0.1% took 5%. Quite simply, the rich are paying more because they're earning more. Is this really cause for us to "fete them and decorate them and inaugurate a new class of tax hero"? If 11 million low and middle earners receive the pay rise they have been denied since 2003, they'll pay more tax too. In fact, compared to the rich, they're already paying the lion's share. As the ONS recently found, owing to VAT and other regressive levies, the least well-off households pay 36.6% of their income in tax, while the wealthiest pay 35.5%. Had the coalition taken Boris's advice and cut the top rate of income tax to 40p (with a 30p rate down the line) , that gap would be even wider. A more progressive tax system would narrow the gap between rich and poor and tilt the odds in favour of social mobility but here, as elsewhere, the policies promoted by Boris aren't the solution to a society in which birth determines destiny, they're the cause of it. › Morning Call: pick of the papers Boris Johnson declared in his Margaret Thatcher lecture that it was "futile to stamp out inequality". Photograph: Getty Images. George Eaton is political editor of the New Statesman. Subscribe from just £1 per issue More Related articles No, Virgin Trains East Coast, I will not bid for the "luxury" of first class Here's something the political class has completely missed about Brexit Forget planning for no deal. The government isn't really planning for Brexit at all Subscription offer 12 issues for £12 + FREE book LEARN MORE Close This week's magazine


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If you've ever wanted to see the origin story of "Faceless Raider #152" from the Fallout video game series, have I got a movie for you: The Divide, a post-apocalyptic thriller from Xavier Gens, the director of Hitman. Ostensibly a claustrophobic low-budget genre movie, the film takes on a bigger context as the survivors of a nuclear holocaust turn on each other for food, sex, and superiority in the absence of traditional social dynamics, and turn into stock bad guys from the post-apocalyptic future of your choice. Or maybe it's actually a smaller context. Analyzing the means by which normal people specifically turn into Lord Humongous is arguably a little less significant than watching a microcosm of mankind gradually devolve into an animalistic state, but at least it's something we haven't seen before, unless you count Bellflower. And no, I will never count Bellflower.
Yes, The Divide, opening this weekend, goes where many a post-apocalyptic movie and Twilight Zone episode has gone before, but it does it very well. The film starts as soon as the bombs strike New York City, where the tenants of an apartment complex bum rush their super's underground bomb shelter. He's forced to let a handful of relative strangers inside and share his carefully rationed spoils with these moochers. But he's also a jerk, played with understandable but frightening paranoia by The Terminator's Michael Biehn. Amongst his unwelcome guests are former Heroes star Milo Ventigmilia, Rosanna Arquette, Courtney B. Vance and Lauren German, in the thankless role of the one person who keeps their head on straight. The actors all do excellent job with their archetypal roles – goony tough guys, single mothers and cuckolded husbands alike – but are asked to do little else.
The Divide is a familiar, albeit excellent film, playing the modest hand it's been dealt with a stony poker face that rarely belies the film's limitations. Xavier Gens, whose name I can't seem to pronounce, does a beautiful job pacing the prerequisite scenes of mistrust, torture, violence and gross sexual misconduct that have been a stalwart of the post-apocalyptic genre since George A. Romero got his hands on it. The success of The Divide stems not from its originality, since there's little of that, but the exceptional way it unfolds anyway. Milo Ventigmilia, Michael Eklund and Rosanna Arquette (it's nice to see her again) carry the bulk of the film as the folks who go completely batsh*t insane in a gradual, plausible way. By the time they're playing the role of a psychotic Mad Max biker gang, sans the bikes, we've barely noticed the transition. The level of perversity, casual violence and psychological corruption they reach is deftly orchestrated on all fronts. It's a genuinely disturbing descent into madness. You just happen to have seen it all before.
But is it anything more than that? Xavier Gens, working from a script by Karl Mueller and Eron Sheean, clumsily drops American flag shots and 9/11 references into The Divide, which is adequate social context but never actually illuminates the events that unfold. The Divide has little to say about modern times. The film would have been basically the same had it been made in 1980, with a few contemporary racist comments changed to "those damned Commies" and a crappier television. The story could have felt universal, but instead feels like it's trying too hard to hold up a mirror to our specific times, a goal that it basically fails to achieve. That doesn't detract from The Divide's fun (and uncomfortable) thrills, it just keeps the movie from achieving a kind of genre perfection. Xavier Gens' film hits all the notes ascribed to its plotline by countless earlier movies, anthology television series and sci-fi short stories, but it hits them just right, and makes you feel kind of bad about killing that mohawked guy in the hockey mask charging you with a nail board outside of New Vegas. He only had a couple of caps on him anyway, and he probably loved his brother a whole lot.


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DEEP PURPLE singer Ian Gillan will be the special guest of KNAC.COM radio personality Junkman on Monday, September 11 at 4:00 p.m. PST. Gillan will likely be discussing his current solo album, "Gillan's Inn", as well as his current foray into writing his first novel, titled "Wessex", which he describes as "a political thriller."
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Intel Teases Big Tech News For Wednesday
Intel is pretty big on superlatives when it comes to talking about its own products. So what to make of an invitation PCMag just received for a Wednesday press event where "Intel will be making its most significant technology announcement of the year"?
Intriguing, isn't it? And Intel is playing this one close to the vest—"no further details will be provided in advance," the invite goes on to say.
We checked in with several industry analysts Monday to try to discover what's cooking. No go—Intel's not providing them with details, either. Though we did learn that the chip giant will be briefing several analysts on Tuesday ahead of Wednesday's announcement for the world at large.
One prominent analyst figures the news has to do with Intel's line of Atom chips for netbooks, tablets and the like. Given some leaked product roadmap information PC Mag recently obtained, it's possible that the big announcement has to do with the release of Intel's very first 32-nanometer Atom chips in August.
Or perhaps the news is about doings further down the road. Perhaps Intel will showcase working 22nm silicon or, as one ZDNet commenter reckons, share details about the next application of its Thunderbolt technology.
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Modern intelligence ain't really much to write home about. The sad thing is that it doesn't take much to NOT be a total dumbshit in this climate. I think, more than i probably should, to myself "Why aren't The Arrivals the biggest band in the world?!". They write some of the greatest songs with some of the best hooks ever…Read more
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Fenders are your friend – don't be the guy or girl with a brown stripe up your backside! That's exactly what will happen if you ride in the rain or slush with nothing between you and your tires. Fenders are essential for those who want to ride in all weather conditions and keep themselves clean and dry. My oma has huge fenders and mudflaps that keep all dirt, grime, slush, and other city road nastiness off of me. I wear this cream colored coat a lot while riding and it is totally clean. I'd probably get it dirtier sitting on the el train (I have a fear of one day sitting in a pee-soaked seat – ick).
Riding your bike doesn't have to mean getting messy if you're prepared. My bikes came with fenders, but most in the States don't. Planet Bike has some great ones that my husband added to his bike (and hopefully Trisha's Pinkie will have soon have her own pink pair). There are some that snap on and off easily, but don't offer full protection. I recommend the full fenders with mud flaps, which will keep your shoes clean and reduce spray for the benefit of any cyclists riding behind you.
Happy (rain/snow) riding!


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Judy Keith is in a big rush.
The clock is ticking, and the longer her car sits in a parking garage at Long Beach Airport the more it's going to cost her. And it's going to cost her more than any other airport in the region, at least if she's a bargain hunter.
She could have gotten a better deal at Los Angeles International Airport, or Ontario International Airport, or John Wayne Airport, or Bob Hope Airport.
"I think parking is ridiculous. They charge you so much," said Keith, as she headed to her car.
She's not the only one that feels that way. On a recent Wednesday, nine travelers interviewed in the airport's $19-a-day parking garage were similarly frustrated with the high price and lack of cheap parking.
Airport Director Mario Rodriguez said that the parking is top-notch and the price is necessary because the airport needs to pay down a bond that financed parking structures. It's close to the terminal, and at $17 and $19 per day they are cheaper than comparable lots at other nearby airports and better than off-site parking.
"What you're getting is a better product," he said.
But the cost can add up.
Parking at garages near the terminals at LAX, Ontario, John Wayne and Burbank can reach as high as $31 per day. Those other airports, however, also offer cheaper options that aren't available at Long Beach. Long Beach used to have a more affordable option, but it was scrapped to save money and the closure funneled travelers into the two more expensive lots at the airport.
For travelers, it means that parking at Long Beach for a week will cost either $119 or $133, depending on the lot, while it could cost as little as $84 at LAX, $63 at Ontario, $70 at Burbank and $98 at John Wayne for off-site parking.
"That's a big chunk of your paycheck," Keith, from Los Angeles, said.
But overall, parking is better at Long Beach than elsewhere, Rodriguez said.
"You get to park out in the boondocks without security and take a shuttle" at other airports, he said.
Long Beach Airport closed $11-per-day off-site parking in mid-July 2011 to end $1.43 million in administrative costs, city budget documents say. The Boeing Co. owned the property that housed the lot, and the airport had monthly leases.
Rodriguez said the cost of buying the property was too high, and that Boeing wouldn't sell the land to the city anyway. Furthermore, there were no other places to create cheap parking, he said.
"We don't have an option," he said. "There's nothing in the general area."
When the cheap lot closed, the city simultaneously opened its $17-per-day Lot B, and hiked the price at Lot A from $17 to $19 per day. Since then fewer people have used the airport-owned lots, but despite the drop in customers, revenues have gone up, figures provided by the airport show.
In 2009 through 2011 – spanning from July through June of the following year – parking revenue each year was below $9 million. However, in 2012 it spiked to almost $10.2 million, while in 2013 it dipped to $9.3 million.
The parking revenue is being used to pay off the construction bonds the city took out to pay for the new parking garage. It cost $58.6 million, has room for nearly 2,000 vehicles, is equipped with 59 security cameras, and the roof can hold solar panels.
It's important to make sure that parking revenue, as well as other sources of income, is enough because it means that the airport can charge airlines less and, in turn, the airlines can charge lower airfare to passengers, Rodriguez said.
"The cost structure is built so everything benefits the traveler," he said.
If the cost of parking is too high, people will snag a ride with a friend or pay for transportation to avoid the extra expense, he said.
The Department of Transportation ranks Long Beach the third-cheapest airport for domestic airfare, on average. The airports of Bellingham, Wash., and Atlantic City, N.J., are the only ones that are cheaper.
The DOT's study, however, only includes the cost of airfare and associated fees, not other expenses that a flyer would incur.
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are amongst the cheapest
Long Beach Airport Director Mario Rodriguez is quick to point out that if you need to fly, Long Beach is most likely going to be your cheapest option.
At least one study backs him up.
The Department of Transportation ranks Long Beach as the third-cheapest place for round-trip domestic flights, on average. To fly out of LGB and back, a traveler paid, on average $236.82 during the second quarter of 2013.
That makes it cheaper than Bob Hope Airport in Burbank, where the average ticket costs $284.82 and is the eighth cheapest in the nation. Ontario International Airport's average ticket price is $355.69, making it the 27th cheapest, while airfare at John Wayne Airport in Costa Mesa costs $378.78 and is the 45th cheapest.
Los Angeles International Airport is the most expensive in the region, where the average domestic flight ticket is $408.40. It's the 73rd cheapest on the list.
For Long Beach, the recent rankings also show that its prices have dropped considerably since 2000, when the average ticket cost $442.81.
Cheap airfare means plenty of travelers, which means airlines are happy and will stick with Long Beach, Rodriguez said.
One other study also names Long Beach as one of the most affordable airports, but its methodology isn't as clear. CheapFlights.com says Long Beach is the cheapest airport in the nation, with the average airfare costing $216. Burbank was ninth, John Wayne was 11th, Ontario was 27th, LAX was 40th.
But CheapFlights didn't disclose its full methodology, making it tough to determine who the website reached its conclusions. The most affordable airports on the list, however, are largely secondary and regional airports rather than major international gateways where expensive trans-oceanic flights take off.
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This presentation illustrates an alternative design strategy to that of contemporary abstract formal manipulation, and provides a means for approaching contextual design in general. A design for a house in Creede Colorado will be presented. Creede is a lost silver mining town in Southwest Colorado, not on the road to anywhere. It is in a spectacular natural location (the caldera of an ancient volcano) with a built vernacular remarkable for its collection of shacks, sheds and shanties, with idiosyncratic combinations of details and materials. The problem was to design a new house that did not "stand out" but rather "stood in" the context of the place. The strategy was to produce a "timeful" design using local materials and forms rather than a "timeless" modern abstract object. In order to avoid problems of Disneyesque mimicry, a "virtual history" was developed for the house from simple cabin thru a series of additons to the final form. A distinction between the psychological and the nostalgic will be drawn as a conclusion.
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The Damon Runyon Cancer Research Foundation is funding postdoctoral research fellowships in the USA. US and International applicants are eligible for these postdoctoral fellowships. Applicants must have completed one of these degrees or its equivalent: MD, PhD, MD/PhD, DDS and DVM. The fellowship includes stipend, an expense allowance and dependent child allowance. Application should be submitted via post by March 17, 2014.
About Scholarship: The Foundation encourages all theoretical and experimental research relevant to the study of cancer and the search for cancer causes, mechanisms, therapies and prevention. Candidates must apply for the fellowship under the guidance of a Sponsor—a scientist (tenured, tenure-track or equivalent position) capable of providing mentor ship to the Fellow. In addition to aiding in the planning, execution and supervision of the proposed research, the Sponsor's role is to foster the development of the Fellow's overall knowledge, technical and analytical skills, and capacity for scientific inquiry. The Sponsor is also expected to assist the Fellow in attaining his/her career goals. Awards are made to institutions for the support of the Fellow under direct supervision of the Sponsor. Candidates who have already accepted a postdoctoral research fellowship award are not eligible.
Study: The Foundation encourages all theoretical and experimental research relevant to the study of cancer and the search for cancer causes, mechanisms, therapies and prevention.
Course Level: Damon Runyon Fellowship awards are intended for full-time research.
Scholarship Provider: The Damon Runyon Cancer Research Foundation
Scholarship can be taken at: USA
Eligibility: •Applicants must have completed one or more of the following degrees or its equivalent: MD, PhD, MD/PhD, DDS, DVM. The applicant must include a copy of his/her diploma to confirm date of conferral. (If an applicant has not yet received his/her PhD diploma but has successfully completed all PhD requirements, including PhD defense, he/she may submit a letter from the graduate school explicitly stating such, with the date of the successful PhD defense and date of degree conferral.)
•Level 1 Funding: Basic and physician-scientists must have received their degrees no more than one year prior to the FAC meeting at which their applications are to be considered. Applicants must not have been in their Sponsors' labs for more than one year prior to the date of the FAC meeting at which their applications are to be considered and are expected to devote 100% of their time and effort to Damon Runyon-supported research activities.
•Level 2 Funding: Physician-scientist applicants (MD, MD/PhD, DDS, DVM or the equivalent) must have completed their residencies and clinical training, must be board eligible at the start date of the Damon Runyon Fellowship, and be able to devote at least 80% of their time and effort to Damon Runyon-supported research activities. Applicants may apply at any time prior to their initial assistant professorship appointment (or equivalent); postdoctoral fellows, clinical fellows and clinical instructors are eligible to apply. Candidates holding or awarded NIH K awards at the time of application are not eligible to apply. (Candidates holding institutional K12 awards may apply, but must turn-back K12 funding if they are awarded a Damon Runyon Fellowship).
•The proposed research must be conducted at a university, hospital or research institution.
•No more than two Damon Runyon and/or Damon Runyon-Sohn Fellows will be funded to work with the same Sponsor at any given time.
•Only one fellowship application will be accepted from a Sponsor or Fellow per review session; there is no limit, however, to the number of applications from an institution.
•Postdoctoral training at the same institution in which the applicant received his/her degree is discouraged, particularly if it is in the same department. (If either situation applies, the applicant must address the reason(s) in his/her application.) Proposals to continue training in the laboratory where the applicant received his/her PhD will not be considered. Proposals that are direct extensions of graduate work will not be funded.
•Candidates who have already accepted a postdoctoral research fellowship award are not eligible.
•Candidates who are pursuing a degree are not eligible.
•Candidates applying to work in foreign-based or United States government laboratories may be awarded a fellowship if they are considered to be especially meritorious or if the program represents an unusual opportunity for postdoctoral training.
•Foreign candidates may apply to do their research only in the United States.
Scholarship Open for: USA and International applicants can apply for this research fellowship.
Duration: Damon Runyon Postdoctoral Research Fellowships are granted for a three-year term with second- and third-year funding contingent upon satisfactory progress reports.
Value: The fellowship will include a stipend as follows:
1st Year: $50,000 (level 1) and $60,000 (level 2)
2nd Year: $50,000 and $60,000 (level 2)
3rd Year: $50,000 and $60,000 (level 2)
Expense Allowance: The $2,000 expense allowance is awarded to the laboratory in which the Fellow is working and can be used by the Fellow for his/her educational and scientific expenses. With a written request to the Foundation from the Fellow, the expense allowance may be used to defray the cost of health benefits. The Fellow determines how he/she would like to spend the money with approval from his/her mentor. It is not an allowance for institutional overhead, postdoctoral scholar registration fees or postdoctoral fellowship taxes. Institutions may not automatically deduct any fees from this allowance without the Fellow's approval.
Dependent Child Allowance: The Foundation also provides a Dependent Child Allowance of $1,000 per child per year. (There is no allowance for a spouse.) Eligible Fellows must provide a copy of the birth or adoption certificate for each child.
Selection Criteria: The primary criteria used to evaluate applicants are:
•the quality of the research proposal (importance of the problem, originality of approach, appropriateness of the techniques and clarity of presentation)
•the qualifications, experience and productivity of both the candidate and the Sponsor.
•the quality of the research training environment in which the proposed research is to be conducted and its potential for broadening and strengthening the candidate's ability to independently conduct innovative and substantive research. The proposed research and training environment should represent a new opportunity for the candidate to expand his/her scientific skill set. Direct extensions of the candidate's graduate work (in approach, technique or the exact area of study) will not be funded.
Notification: Applicants must be notified by May 9, 2014.
Apply: The mode of applying is by post.
Deadline: The deadline for applications is March 17, 2014.
Further Information: http://www.damonrunyon.org/for_scientists/more/fellowship_award_overview


text: Would football teams be better off it they never punted? Madden gaming might be the better way to go after all, suggests TMQ writer: http://sports.espn.go.com/espn/page2/story?page=easterbrook/060926 Interesting article. Page2 stuff is rarely serious, but all the 4th and inches plays that people punt at always surprised me (that made no sense). Anyways, give it a read.


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The District Attorney's office filed charges Friday against three men arrested in the take-over robbery of the Canyon Country Bank of America this week. All three were identified as Crips gang members.
Phillip Ely, 29, Lavelle Mosley, 22, and Terion Lamarr Collins, 25, were charged with four counts each of second-degree robbery and one count each of kidnapping to commit another crime. The complaint alleges street gang and gun use allegations against each defendant.
In addition, Ely is charged with evading an officer and auto theft with prior convictions.
A fourth suspect remains at large.
Ely, Mosley and Collins waived arraignment Friday and are scheduled for a preliminary hearing next Thursday.
The district attorney's office identified all three as members of the Rollin' 40s Crips gang.
Bail was set at $1.35 million for Ely and Collins and $1.3 million for Mosley.
On Wednesday, three men walked into the Bank of America branch at Soledad and Whites canyon roads about 10 a.m., conducted a take-over robbery, fled with a fourth man driving, and led Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff's Station deputies on a chase down Highway 14, Interstate 210 and the 110 freeway into downtown Los Angeles. Two men were let out of the vehicle in Sylmar; one eluded pursuit.
Once the two remaining robbers reached downtown Los Angeles, they left the freeway and began tossing cash out the windows of their black Volvo SUV, drawing crowds to the vehicle as residents tried to grab some money.
They were arrested in South Los Angeles after a motorists pulled in front of them on a narrow residential street.
The FBI is investigating whether the suspects may be involved in other bank robberies.