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Humphries Firesale
posted at 7/12/2013 5:18 PM EDT
Lets brainstorm how we can shed this 12M, get well below the tax this year, and eliminate the logjam at PF.
I'll start. My question is, can we just give him to the Bobcats? Straight up for a TPE? If they need to include a player, I'll take anyone. Sessions would be alright. He's at 5M, an expiring deal, and he's a back-up PG. Heck, give them a future 2nd round pick to get the deal done. Shedding 7M allows us a lot more flexability this year in terms of signing vets and moving players. The ultimate goal is to not pay tax, so we avoid the repeater rules.
One Note: I've read that the CBA makes it so that you can only trade one player at a time for the guys we got from BKN. So unfortunately we cannot package Humphries with one of our many mediocre guards.
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Re: Humphries Firesale
posted at 7/12/2013 5:41 PM EDT
But aren't we under the luxury tax now? Getting under the cap is not going to happen this year, just not possible. What are we trying to do here again?
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posted at 7/12/2013 5:48 PM EDT
We can't trade him for 2 months, correct?
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posted at 7/12/2013 7:17 PM EDT
Fire sale? Really ? TJ I don't think we can trade him back to the Nits until 3 months but we can trade him today to any team other than the nits. I'm a fan not an accountant so you may want a second opinion on that. Humpty has averaged,with the exception of last year, a double when playing 25 minutes+ per, if anyone can gussie up that pig it is DA. I hated this trade when it happened but, when you look at it objectively,it was a good move for everyone involved. PP and KG got gauranteed monies,we got 3 1sts from a win now or bust team,we got some decent young players and serious cap flexibility starting next year. What we have now is a young but experienced core, a recent All Star, Wallace , a young "potential up and comer" Brooks that has garnered interest around the league, an expiring contract that this year will be worth more than in years past a multitude of draft picks and a player that showed promise that didn't fit last years plans.
Even for us hardcore fans we will reap benefits right away,Last season this board had nothing but semantically based tiffs/fueds from a few posters,unrealistic trade scenarios and general dumb BS from June til camp. This year we have more cooking than the line in a busy restaurant. What will won't DA do next,what new identity are we going for, will Stevens be a good fit.,was it doc or DA that screwed the pooch? All this is up for grabs and relevent this time between end of season and the begining of NFLand NBA training camps. I'm not a baseball fan and usually the June,July,August months are barrren for me. This year if nothing else I will have a reason to read the sports page and post things that are actually going to/might/well maybe happenning.
I am an unabashed Celtic homer for 50 years + and am unapologatically jaundiced by my fanatical loyalty, eventhough I played D1 and have coached AAU, this off season is like Christmas in July literally for me. Between an unfortunate accident giving me more time and the happennings recently in our organization, I have almost doubled my post count and am enthused about posting enough to be accussed of being Fierce34,Employee8,ElDunker,Pud et al alter ego(s) As a hard core fan I love this s@it!!! Just sayin
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posted at 7/12/2013 8:26 PM EDT
Why trade him?
His contract runs out at the end of the year creating cap space.
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posted at 7/12/2013 8:34 PM EDT
yeah. dumping Wallace (after Sept 12) or Bogans (after Dec 15) who have multi-year bad contracts, would be better.
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posted at 7/12/2013 8:40 PM EDT
Lottery ball is not much fun.
posted at 7/12/2013 8:47 PM EDT
If we walk away with anybody in the top 8 of the 2014 draft, we'll be getting a stud.
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posted at 7/12/2013 9:08 PM EDT
Well fungus, I must be a Celtics fan first.
keep spreading.
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posted at 7/12/2013 9:51 PM EDT
You can build via the draft (slow boat to China unless you get lucky like Cavs) ... Join the Free Agent race (Not one of Boston's stronger suits) or my favorite, watch Danny horse trade and enjoy the speculation and look for opportunities he could indulge in ... Have Fun with it and don't let the Debbie Downers distract you !!!
posted at 7/12/2013 10:49 PM EDT
Yo - listen people - its just my opinion. I hate the guy. I would pay another team to take him. I thought more would feel this way, but I guess not.
Obviously getting rid of Wallace salary would be more important, but less likely. I thought people were convinced that Humpty would be traded immediately, so I was hoping thats the case.
I just want to see the real Celtics play, not the Net's trash. I may come around on Wallace, but I just hate the fact that Humpty is tied with the highest paid player on our team. He's making legit Center money, thats disgusting. Same with Bogans, who is a bandit. I'll be open minded regarding Brooks, but Humpty tarnishes our brand.
posted at 7/12/2013 10:55 PM EDT
AND heck yes this was an excellent trade for all parties, definitely not aruging that point.
AND heck yes this amount of change is exciting and quite interesting
AND yes I've tripled my post count as well defending Rondo to the death! And I'll continue to do that because he is a freaking super-star PG.
posted at 7/12/2013 11:31 PM EDT
I don't understand all the hate on Humphries.
He's not a Laker.
posted at 7/13/2013 12:00 AM EDT
If the C's succeed in trading Wallace for a pick and a TPE and can execute a trade of Humphries for Asik, Danny will cut our team salary from $70MM to approximately $56MM. If he is unable to move Bogans he can waive him and use the stretch provision to write off his $5MM S&T contract over 7 years. That means the team salary would be cut to $51MM!!!
Ainge wasn't kidding when he said he wouldn't need the MLE exception this year even though he won't be entitled to the full MLE anyway as pointed out by the media. Best part of that entire media chess game is that they thought they were correcting Danny's error but indeed, Danny speaks the truth and is one step ahead of the wise guys in the media ... LOL!!!!
PS: Why does Houston consider making this trade? For 2014 their team salary is projected to be $51MM w/o Howard. With Howard @ $22MM that jumps to $73MM. By taking on Humphries expiring contract this year they get out of the Poison pill salary owed Asik in 2014 of $15MM and have an expiring contract that they can move by the trade deadline if they aren't serious contenders or if they are but Hump isn't providing any added value. In 2014, instead of having a team salary of $73MM they will now have a team salary of $58MM or more depending on who they trade to and what they take back (assuming they dump the contract for a pick and TPE or a low salaried player and a pick w/o having to take back equal salary). WOW ... a trade that works for both teams!!!!
posted at 7/13/2013 12:01 AM EDT
He did have that run-in with Rondo, but he was the best contract we got from the Nets. Bad one year contract is perfect, and the added bonus of a terrible player who will not help this team much this year. Why do you want to trade him? You might get for him is worse contract with possibly a pick to compensate for taking that worse contract, or we have to give up a pick for someone with cap to take him.
posted at 7/13/2013 1:03 AM EDT
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The Rockets, before Dwight signing, only had 37.5m in total salaries.
After Dwight signed, the first year of his contract is 20.5m.
37.5m + 20.5m = 58m
Get it?
posted at 7/13/2013 1:08 AM EDT
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Why do you keep providing false information?
Right now the Rockets' total salary is 58m. Next season their total guaranteed contracts will only total 52.9m, including Asik and Lin. So where did you get that outrageous 73m figure?
Two words, Mployee - WRONG AGAIN!!!
Try again LOSER! You are wrong about me being wrong as usual. Right now their team salary is $38.8MM ... Howard hasn't been signed yet. So whose spreading false information????????
Your own source lists Howard in blue and down below the salaries says he may be signed 7/12th??? But see for yourself LIAR ... No transaction showing that Howard has been signed yet from your own source!


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Big League Stew
Mr. Met once had his life threatened by one of Bill Clinton's Secret Service agentsMike Oz at Big League Stew7 hrs ago
"Approach the president, and we go for the kill shot."
If we told you a Secret Service agent uttered those words, you surely wouldn't be surprised. Protecting the president is their job. But if we told you a Secret Service agent uttered those words to a mascot with a giant baseball head, then the whole thing gets a whole lot more interesting, doesn't it?
AJ Mass portrayed Mr. Met from 1994-1997, and during that time, then-President Bill Clinton visited Shea Stadium for the 50th anniversary of Jackie Robinson's first MLB game. In his new book about being Mr. Met, "Yes, It's Hot In Here," Mass relays the story of Clinton's visit to Shea and how it allegedly led to a threat on Mr. Met's life.
Yasiel Puig in a nutshell — he misses the easy catch, makes the extraordinary oneMike Oz at Big League Stew8 hrs ago
Here's one possible explanation for what happened in the second inning of Thursday's Los Angeles Dodgers-San Francisco Giants game: Yasiel Puig is an incredibly self-aware performance artist, and he was making a point about his own duality on two fly balls the Giants hit to him in consecutive at-bats.
The easy out? He goes for a basket catch and drops it. You could hear baseball coaches everywhere starting their "use two hands" lecture.
The ball hit over his head that looks destined for a double? He does his Puig thing and makes a wowing over-the-shoulder catch that ended the inning.
But Puig isn't a performance artist, he's a baseball player, a player who has proven time and time again that he's capable of incredible moments and incredibly confounding mistakes. Such is the frustration of No. 66. It's something the Dodgers know well at this point.
Firework thrown by fan injures at least five at San Francisco's AT&T ParkDavid Brown at Big League Stew10 hrs ago
The rivalry between the San Francisco Giants and Los Angeles Dodgers has prompted lots of fun, but also some unwanted behavior through the years by both groups of fans. Perhaps the most extreme example was the Bryan Stow beating at a Dodger Stadium parking lot.
What happened at AT&T Park on Wednesday night wasn't as damaging, yet it's still senseless and reflects badly on the baseball community at large. At least five people were injured after a fan threw a firework from the outfield bleachers onto a walkway near a beer concession stand about 9:30 p.m. local time. The explosion was so loud and produced enough smoke that umpires stopped the game between the Giants and Dodgers for a few moments.
The San Francisco Chronicle reported the incident first:Fri, Apr 187:10 PM PDTSan Francisco at San DiegoPreview Game
Minor league teams will play a game in police and firefighter uniformsMike Oz at Big League Stew11 hrs ago
These days, Minor League Baseball teams come up with all sorts of interesting pop culture-inspired theme jerseys to wear — there's "Star Wars" and "Ghostbusters" and "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles" this year alone. The Lehigh Valley IronPigs and Pawtucket Red Sox, however, are playing a game soon in which they wear jerseys inspired by real heroes, not super heroes.Fri, Apr 185:40 PM PDTPhiladelphia at ColoradoPreview Game
Fan runs onto field at Rangers game and shows his thumbs before security comesDavid Brown at Big League Stew12 hrs ago
A Dude Fan Bro, possibly under the influence of alcohol, ran onto the field at Globe Life Park (where the Texas Rangers play) in the seventh inning Wednesday night. He ran around the outfield, briefly delaying the Rangers' turn at bat against the Seattle Mariners — and making an amusing pose with two thumbs up — before ballpark security corralled him like a steer at the rodeo. The Mariners seemed unhappy that a Dude Fan Bro interrupted the ballgame, as they seemed unwilling to give him advice as to how he should get out of his predicament. They got unhappier later after Leonys Martin won the game for Texas in its final at-bat.
Please enjoy a slideshow that captures the spirit on the moment while possibly taking certain liberties imagining what's going on in the minds of the people involved. Click on the photo above to begin.
UPDATE: Video of the Dude Fan Bro jumping onto the field is on YouTube.
Spelling-challenged Giants fans tell team to 'Baet L.A.,' as S.F. beats Dodgers againMike Oz at Big League Stew12 hrs ago
Los Angeles, like New York, is a big target in the sports world. Even when the pro sports teams of those cities aren't particularly good (we see you, New York Mets, and you too, Los Angeles Lakers), there's still a certain satisfaction that comes from your team beating them. Thus, the popularity of the "Beat L.A." sign.
If you're a San Francisco Giants fan, the "Beat L.A." idea is even more important, because the Giants and Los Angeles Dodgers are bitter rivals, whose every meeting feels important, even if it's the 15th game of the season, in April. So, Giants fans show up to the stadium, full of gusto, ready to inspire their team to topple those big-spending boys in blue.
And just what did the Giants fans do Wednesday night? They spelled out "B-A-E-T L.A."
Spelling is hard. pic.twitter.com/vesrix4129
Sigh. Warren G probably thought it was fine, though.
The Grand Slam: Infielder Leury García takes loss as Red Sox prevail in 14 inningsMark Townsend at Big League Stew22 hrs ago
Our first position player pitching alert of the season came to us during the Boston Red Sox 6-4, 14-inning victory over the Chicago White Sox at a chilly U.S. Cellular Field on Wednesday night. White Sox manager Robin Ventura called upon infielder Leury Garcia, who ultimately took the loss after serving up a two-run double to Jackie Bradley Jr.
Of course, typically position players on the mound are saved for blow outs and the more extreme 18-inning marathons. However, in this case Ventura had little choice aside from using a starting pitcher, which apparently wasn't an option. The biggest problem? Ventura used five different pitchers to record six outs in the eighth and ninth innings, and his aggressive strategy didn't work as the Red Sox still managed to rally from a 3-1 deficit to force extras. Sacrifice flies from A.J. Pierzynski and Grady Sizemore did the damage.
Tracy McGrady throws one inning in exhibition game for Sugar Land SkeetersMark Townsend at Big League Stew22 hrs ago
Former NBA All-Star Tracy McGrady took the next step towards a career in professional baseball when he made his first appearance for the independent Sugar Land Skeeters on Wednesday night.
McGrady was named Sugar Land's starting pitcher for their exhibition game against Alvin Community College. He lasted one inning, allowing one run on three hits, but despite the traffic needed only 15 pitches (nine strikes, six balls) to get back to the dugout.
Tonight's starting pitchers...Tracy McGrady and Bryson Mitchell @b_mitch4 pic.twitter.com/MmmTVN1tiZ
It was a pretty efficient outing by all accounts, but it sounds as through Alvin was aggressive at the plate and swinging at everything McGrady pumped in the zone.
George Springer collects first MLB hit, Astros spell name wrong on scoreboardMark Townsend at Big League Stew1 day ago
The Houston Astros hit the fast forward button to the future on Wednesday, calling up outfielder and top prospect George Springer to make his major league debut. The 24-year-old entered with high expectations and with a palpable buzz in the air, but didn't look intimidated in his first appearance. In fact, he came out swinging, grounding out in his first plate appearance only because of a tremendous defensive effort by Kansas City Royals shortstop Alcides Escobar.
As they often say in baseball, your luck will even out eventually. It didn't take long for Springer, because in his second plate appearance he was swinging again, and this time collected his first big league hit on a dribbler about 25 feet up the third base line.
George Springer's first major league hit went about 10 feet. He's gonna have a whole lot more, and they're gonna go a whole lot farther.
It's a line drive in the boxscore, but with all of today's video technology it will be difficult to hide the truth from his grandkids someday.Fri, Apr 187:05 PM PDTHouston at OaklandPreview Game
Mets pitcher Dillon Gee alertly covers second base, tags out aggressive Gerardo ParraMark Townsend at Big League Stew1 day ago
Little League coaches emphasize it at a young age and it holds true regardless of what level of baseball a player reaches: Every defender on the diamond has a place to be on every play, even if the ball is on the other side of the field. There might be a throw to back up, a base to cover, and even a rundown to participate in. The three main rules to follow are stay alert, never assume anything, and be ready to move into action.
We got a good example of how that can even carry over into the big leagues on Wednesday afternoon, and the alertness of New York Mets right-hander Dillon Gee paid big dividends as he was able to squash a potential two-out rally in the sixth inning by following those rules, helping to preserve a 5-2 victory.Fri, Apr 184:10 PM PDTAtlanta at NY MetsPreview Game


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Sónia "LittleB" Cabrita
Lisbon - 1978
Endorsed by : Funkyreps , Odery Drums & Vater Drumsticks
In addition to my "Little B" combo I play drums in Viviane's support band; a portuguese main stream act. Beside that, I'm flaJAZZados' former member; a native spoken word jazz outfit which is in turn Zé Eduardo's [portuguese jazz guru] side project.
With the mentioned groups I've toured and played at some of the most weighty domestic pop and jazz festivals and did a few dates in Spain as well;
Sedajazz International Festival, Sons do Atlântico Festival, Sines em Jazz Festival, Med Festival, Valado dos Frades Jazz Festival, Lagos Jazz Festival, Montemor-o-Novo Jazz Festival, Almodôvar Jazz Festival, Jazz no Inverno Festival and at Lisbon's Fábrica de Braço de Prata.
Performed at New York City's "CBGB", at Baltimore's "An Die Musik" and at Macau Jazz Festival in China with "Zé Eduardo Unit".
I had also the privilege of playing with Greg Tardy and with David Murray; Peter King here in Portugal.
Meanwhile I get to work regularly with local musicians, covering Algarve's and Spain clubs .
Taugh drums at Sines Art School, since its inauguration [2008-2010] and give private drum lessons at my studio in Faroand in Colegio Bernardette Romeira [Portugal] too.
I've studied drums with professor Michael Lauren [ESMAE] and I have attended several jazz seminars, workshops and masterclasses around Portugal and Spain with:
Terrie Lyne Carrington , Jordi Rossy , Gerald Cleaver ], Frank Tiberi , Doug Weiss], Billy Drummond , Nasheet Waits and the great Cindy Blackman.
A short retrospective.
I've started my music and drums studies in 1994 at Associação Filarmónica de Faro [AFF] with professor Joaquim Furtado and I have been hitting & beating since then. Formed and been former member with a handful of groups, won some national musical contests and got my share of media coverage as new-comer. With some of these bands I got to share the stage with relevant domestic and international artists.
From 2000 to 2002 I studied at Barreiro's Jazz School. In 2002 played at Lisbon's First Festa do Jazz do São Luiz, a significant annual portuguese jazz rendezvous and I've been "K's Choice", drummer for-one-day as a national broadcast radio station [RTP Antena 3] contest winner.
I've lived in Barcelona [ES] during 2007 to attend "Taller de Musics" Jazz School and had lessons with professors Ramon Angel Ray, drums and Cristina Canet, music theory. During this particular period I had the opportunity of working with some local acts and did a few gigs at Barcelona's club circuit.
In April 2012 i released my first album called "Little B", with original compositions.
Foot note.
In 2008 I did a small tour in the beautiful Cape Verde Islands [Africa] with the Montargil Philharmonic Orchestra which ended at 7 Sóis 7 Luas [7 Suns 7 Moons] Music Festival.
Truely unforgettable.
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A local charter boat captain was first on the scene of a Aug. 8 boat fire in the Indian River Inlet, and his quick action helped save the boat from flames, officials say. Capt. Dave Collins jumped aboard a 53-foot Hatteras Sport fishing boat docked at North Shore Marina after he saw flames shooting out of a vent hole, said Sgt. Gregory Rhodes of the Division of Fish and Wildlife Enforcement. Collins used a tuna ...Read the full story here
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A tablet is not a laptop and if you bought one thinking it would be a laptop replacement you didn't do your research.
Buy any 7"-10" tablet, skip they keyboard because that's like putting diamond ear rings on a pig.
A tablet is a media consumption device that is capable of light work.
They are designed for internet browsing, reading email, playing games, e-books, music and possibly reading/light editing documents.
They are for doing all this on the go, train, airplane, in the car or at the Dr's office waiting room.
I have a iPad2, Nexus7 and a Samsung Galaxy Tab 7" and 10", all are great for what they were designed to do. If I need to work on the go I break out the MacBook Air, but if I want to be entertained on a 6 hour flight I use my tablet.
Go into it as an educated customer to avoid disappointment. One more time, A tablet is NOT a laptop replacement.
My 7" tablet will slip in the thigh pocket of my cargo shorts and I can watch a movie in HD, answer a few emails or browse some forums while riding the crowded metro 45 minutes into DC then pop up Google maps and navigate to where I'm going once I'm downtown. That's what a tablet does that laptops can't.
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This weekend's shootings in Tucson, Arizona left six dead and 14 injured. Democratic Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords — whom authorities say was the target of the attack — remains in critical condition, while a Congressional aide, a federal judge and a 9-year-old girl are among the dead. The violence was the worst the state has seen in sometime, and in its wake, members of Congress beefed up security detail, while some worried if more attacks were coming. Since then, 22-year-old Jared Lee Loughner has been charged with attempted assassination. The event appears to be an isolated act of violence, but many are wondering: how did this tragic shooting occur?
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Good prices but can be LOUD – Happy hour prices have gone up to $3, still very reasonable! However, if you value your hearing, I suggest you steer clear whenever the goateed bartender is working since he really blasts the music. If you dare to stay, BRING EARPLUGS and learn sign language or bring a small white board & white board marker.
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Horrible Staff – DJ decides it would be cool to do a Superman on our table; the door man doesn't do a thing about it, despite the guy practically turning people off to the place. Never going there again.
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Hanging red lanterns illuminate a path deep into the bar, opening onto a square back room (where DJs spin rock to hip-hop, Thu-Sun). This space is filled with tightly packed tables and chairs of different heights, all black and adorned with red candles and lamps. The overall effect is to shut out the famous Mission sunshine and create an always-dark, timeless feel. This place appeals to two types, both of them young and fun.
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weak drinks – Just had a Jack & soda, could barely taste the bourbon.
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Are these high savings a purely British phenomenon ? It would have been very helpful if Economist editors would have compared British businesses with businesses in other European countries. Why just make a comparison with the USA ? I suspect businesses in other developed countries are also hoarding lots of cash.
Higher corporate savings generally leads to higher unemployment and vice versa;
When the non-government sector cuts spending to pay off debt if the government doesn't balance that spending accounting gap by increasing net spending; cutting taxes etc, higher unemployment results.
Corporations are quite rational when it comes to stashing cash and keeping it as far out of government reach as possible. It is government which is the irrational player, borrowing and spending profligately. Any executive who isn't being economically defensive in the face of the debt crisis in Europe and the United States, would likely be sacked.
Please tell me why you persist in the fiction that a sovereign, fiat currency nation must tax and borrow to spend. because the Crown is the sole issuer of the Pound it must spend that Pound into the economy before it can tax or borrow it back.
Americans are similarly, either disingenuous or subversive about the simple reserve accounting principles used to manage government funding. Someone may want to peruse, "The Seven Deadly Innocent Frauds of Economic Policy", by Prof. Warren Mosler.
We, sovereign fiat currency nations, now manage our economies under the rubrics of MMT (Modern Monetary Theory) Which among it's well reported frauds is the fraud that federal, national taxes don't pay for anything, because these governments are not constrained by revenue to spend.
Consumers are broke. Aggregate turnover is stuck at rock bottom as a result, and no amount of wonk will change that.
Osborne must raise the tax threshold to start the recovery. The rest of the economy has enough stashed away or even swilling around to start the multiplication process.
If he keeps pouring QE into the blocked pot, when it does start to work the economy will rocket out of control into another bubble.
Why not reduce Corporate Taxes to 10%! Such a dramatic reduction would boost business investment, increase VAT & Income Tax receipts, reduce unemployment payments, in short, it would be self financing. If this was not possible in mainland Britain, then introduce it in Northern Ireland so they can compete with the Republic of Ireland.
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Two California men face charges in Massachusetts of hacking into point-of-sale computers at Subway restaurants and adding more than US$40,000 in value to gift cards, the U.S. Department of Justice said.
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TranscriptQuestion: What surprised you most in your research?
Hugh Raffles: Well, when I first started doing this research and writing this book, I didn't really know very much about insects. That was actually part of the reason why I wanted to do it. So, I wasn't one of those kids who spent all their time just running around in nature. I've always been really a city person. But, I'm very curious about things, so I really was very interested in trying to find out something about them. So, it was sort of amazing to me to just discover more and more about these animal's capacities and actually to start thinking about them as animals, because people tend not even to think about insects as animals, at least not in the same category as other animals.
So, there was just so many - there's just so much that's really amazing about them, about their behavior, about their capacities. I mean, they can do such incredible things. So, there was that whole side of it. There was the way that - now I'm going blank trying to think of things - particular things that are so interesting. Well, one thing, which I talk about in the book is how there are these studies done in the 20's, which I think were still being done in the 70's actually, where people tried to figure out how many insects there were in the air and they were figuring this out. They were interested in this because they were trying to track the movement of insect pests, particularly ones that were attacking cotton fields in the south of the US.
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So, they're really very flexible animals and their behavior is also quite flexible. So, there seems to be something like 40 percent of their time which is completely unaccounted for. So, they'll spend - they'll be doing other things that we think of as busy bees a lot of the time, but then they'll also be - there's this large almost half the time when they're basically just hanging around. Nobody's quite sure what they're doing. At least nobody I've talked to is quite sure what they're doing. Their just in their hives in the dark and they're just sort of like hanging out with each other doing stuff and it's not quite clear what they're doing. They're doing a lot of touching. They're doing a lot of exchanging substances with each other. A lot of social things, but nothing that seems necessarily to have any particular function, just like most of what we do doesn't have any particular function. They're just doing stuff or doing nothing. Maybe they're resting or they're just hanging out with each other.
And that's the stuff that I think people are less aware of because we have these very strong stereotypes of these rigid societies and this constant activity and I'm sure it's quite like that.
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The Orange-White Scrimmage is set for 1 p.m. Saturday at Darrell K Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium. The Fan Fest in the north end of the stadium begins at 11 a.m.
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A learning management system (LMS) is a way to track, report, document and deliver online educational resources. The Tin Can API, provided by SCORM, is attempting to rethink the way that LMSs receive and catalogue information.
The Tin Can API is designed to receive information in logical value statements that summarize the lesson learned. For example, "Tim receives an 87% on the final exam", is a statement that can be translated into a quantifiable assessment of that lesson. Some believe that this sort of a change is too great a risk. Read what Learndash.com posted on the subject:
"It has been 10 years, give or take, since the last major SCORM update was introduced to the learning community. SCORM 2004 was a great evolution from 2.1, but can the same be said about the upcoming Tin Can API? Unfortunately, I think not."
Is it possible that too much change too quickly will lead to developers looking elsewhere for something that feels more familiar? SCORM obviously believes they can achieve adoption quickly and avoid losing the support of it's community.
The Tin Can API is one of 143 education APIs in the ProgrammableWeb directory.
This post does not capture the essence, need, or current state of the Tin Can API (now known as the Experience API). In fact, this article totally misses the point.
"SCORM obviously believes they can achieve adoption quickly and avoid losing the support of it's community" –> The fundamental design process for building the Tin Can API is rooted in community participation and adoption. Also, SCORM is not an entity, it is a collection of learning standards.
The Tin Can API is not the direct descendant to SCORM, but it may evolve into that in the future. It all depends on how it is implemented. Tin Can is meant to facilitate two way communication for learning experiences, wherever they may occur.
Once last point is that the spec outlines something called a Learning Record Store (LRS) that can be part or independent of an LMS. It is not forcing people to rethink the LMS, but instead affording them the ability to design learning experiences independent of the LMS as needed.
I would encourage those who are interested in learning more about the Tin Can API to visit http://www.tincanapi.com or http://www.adlnet.gov/capabilities/tla/tin-can.
Ali — thanks for the clarification. I'm not sure we missed the point, but I see like most things there's a lot of nuance once you know the details of an industry. Thanks again for contributing to the conversation.
Just a few quick updates. You are referring to SCORM as if it were a person or entity and it is not. It is a standard, Sharable Content Object Reference Model. In the first sentence "The Tin Can API, provided by SCORM, " I think you mean to say "The Tin Can API, provided by Rustici Software Inc. at scorm.com" and "SCORM obviously believes they can achieve adoption quickly " should be "ADL obviously believes they can achieve adoption quickly" because ADL is the organization that granted the money to Rustici Software to assist in the production and documentation of the Experience API.
Here is a link to ADL which are the actual Department of Defense Personnel and Readiness sponsors behind the API.
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June 21, 2002
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Bend Executive Elected State Board President
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He was elected here Friday, June 21, 2002, when the Board also elected Leslie Lehman of Portland as its new vice
president. Both will begin a one-year term as the Board's top elected officers in July and will join members Phyllis
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his second four-year term on the Board. He has previously served as a member of the Board's Executive Committee
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- 2009 Lipscomb University MBA
- 2004 Middle TN State University MS
- 1989 Lipscomb University BA
Teaching & Research Interests:
- Business and Management Communications
- Mentor Programs
- Teams in the Workplace
- Fusing Scripture into Business and Management principles
- Using Media to teach Business and Management principles
Courses Taught:
- BA 3703 - Management Communications
- BA 4543 – Special Topics: Mentorship
- MG 4803 - Global Business, Culture and Travel Course (China & Europe)
Professional Exp. & Activities:
- 2006-2011 Association for Business Communication
- 2005-2006 Association for Institutional Research
- 2005-2006 Tennessee Association of Institutional Researchers
- 17 years' experience writing, editing, and publishing
Professional Publications/Presentations:
- "My Favorite Assignment: Team SALT Projects," ABC Annual Convention, Chicago, IL, October 2010.
- "Lessons from the movie, Cast Away," Best Practices class at ABC Annual Convention, Washington D.C., October 2007.
- Teaching Management Principles: Can Hollywood Help? Co-authored with Dr. Steven K. Yoho. Presented and published in conference proceedings at First Annual Southeastern Conference on Teaching Business Administration, Claflin University, Orangeburg, SC, October 2004.
Awards & Recognitions:
- Outstanding Teacher Award, 2010
- Career Development Center Innovator Award, 2009
- Outstanding Advisor Award, 2009
Service Activities:
- Student Life Committee, Lipscomb University, 2010-2011
- Advising Faculty Focus Group, Lipscomb University, 2010-2011
- Mission Trip leader to Island of Saba with student group, Spring Break, 2008 & 2009
- Editor/writer/publisher for Women's Ministry newsletter and Resource Center on Aging newsletter, Harpeth Hills Church of Christ
- Pi Kappa Sigma, advisor, 2002-2006, Girls service club
- Ministry leader/coordinator/co-teacher for teen girls/college/young professionals classes at Harpeth Hills Church of Christ, 1999-2005
Inspirational Thought:
- "If I rise on the wings of the dawn, if I settle on the far side of the sea, even there your hand will guide me, your right hand will hold me fast…I praise you because I am fearfully and wonderfully made." - Psalm 139:9-10 and 14a
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When Anna Champagne was growing up in Connecticut, her mother taught her how to knit, embroider and crotchet. Soon the little girl was strolling around her neighborhood selling small pieces of beaded jewelry. When she was 14, Champagne had her first craft show, and she's never looked back. Today, Champagne designs and produces wearable scarves […]Read More >>
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Larry and Pat Merriman of Canton, Ohio, traded their seasonal Longboat Key bayside condominium for a higher one with a Gulf view, then hired designer Sally Trout to create a comfortable space that would also serve as backdrop for their collection of vivid Russian paintings. "We needed a quiet color scheme," explains Pat Merriman. "This […]Read More >>
The recent natural catastrophes that devastated housing for Floridians and people around the world make us all reflect on the importance of a home. A home has far more significance than bricks and mortar, a fact that is well understood by members of the Home Builders Association of Sarasota County (HBA). Larry Anderson, executive vice […]Read More >>
There are so many people to feel sorry for these days I hardly know where to begin. Poor Harriet Miers breaks my heart. Imagine being judged too insignificant for the Supreme Court. And that FEMA guy who had to resign, Michael Brown. He's just like me at work: in way over his head and desperately […]Read More >>
I'm so confused. You might be, too, if you'd just interviewed Jerry Springer-yes, that Jerry Springer, host of the controversial trash-talkin' television show that bears his name (and regularly erupts with chants of "Jer-ry! Jer-ry!" from his adoring fans), star of movies like Ringmaster that capitalize on his king-of-the-freak-shows persona, inspiration for the equally controversial […]Read More >>
NOISEMAKER Lighting Her Fire The many sides of plastic surgeon Marguerite Barnett. Be careful before you generalize; that slim, flowing-skirted fire dancer at the Siesta Key drum circle (or greeting guests at the UnGala) is also a doctor. In fact, Marguerite Barnett is a Harvard-trained plastic surgeon who also operates a Balinese-themed luxury spa. "You […]Read More >>


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These days, many people know Anthony Poindexter as an excitable, animated assistant on Mike London's coaching staff.
Some even remember him from his time on the field as a Cavalier, where he was a two-time All-American at safety.
But before all that, Poindexter was a three-sport star at Jefferson Forest High School in Lynchburg.
Those exploits have made him the newest member of the Virginia High School Hall of Fame Class of 2013, the VHSL announced Thursday.
He was the 1993 Associated Press Group AA Player of the Year in football and earned first-team all-state honors in baseball as well.
He continued his playing career at Virginia where he was a two-time All-American and 1998 ACC Defensive Player of the Year.
The Hall of Fame induction ceremony will be held October 14th at the Doubletree Hotel in Charlottesville.
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Hey, Hollywood Actors, Need A Lift?
Sometimes our leading men just don't measure up. From sneaky red carpet footwear to generous camera angles, these male stars need a little boost.
People are growing taller and more rapidly in the United States alone. The average height for a male is 5'10" as compared to 5'7" in 1950. With healthier living and advances in modern science it wouldn't be farfetched to picture 8-foot tall fifth graders in our near future. Okay, that's a little extreme, but the notion that art imitates life isn't always accurate for some of Hollywood's top actors.
Tell us:
Would you mind standing over your favorite Hollywood hunk? Among others at 5'8" and below are Tobey Maguire, Zac Efron, Taylor Lautner, Shia LaBeouf, Taye Diggs and Jeremy Renner. Eat your heart out.
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Feis is held at:
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Bobby Brown pleads not guilty to DUI
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Bobby Brown and Whitney Houston at the Soul Train Awards in March, 1995
Bobby Brown has pleaded not guilty on Monday to drunken driving and other charges following his arrest by California Highway Patrol on on March 26.
Brown did not attend the Superior Court arraignment in Van Nuys. An attorney entered pleas on the singer's behalf.
The 43-year-old former husband of the late Whitney Houston faces misdemeanor counts of DUI, driving with an illegal blood-alcohol content and driving on a suspended license.
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Spruce Residence Hall
Spruce Hall is the largest housing facility at the University of the Arts, which means that you can live in a large, vibrant community of fellow artists. Spruce Hall is filled with students who are generous and friendly, and who are always ready for a fun time with their fellow residents. The hall is located within a quick walk of all campus buildings.
Apartments range from small studios, large studios and one-bedroom units. Each apartment features a galley kitchen and either hardwood or carpeted floors. Laundry facilities are located on various floors. A student lounge is available for studying, spending time with friends, and for all of your vending machine and cooking needs.
Do you need help with your classes? You can find the Residential Peer Tutor in the lounge as well. RPTs are available during posted tutoring hours and by appointment. Resident Assistants are located on each floor and are there to assist in making your stay in Spruce Hall as comfortable and fun as possible.
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