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Ok I have a couple different bugs I've seen in the past couple months. One in my bathtub and the other one I've seen a couple times lately in the living room. My daughter spends all day in the living room (unless she's sleeping). I want to get rid of them, does anyone know any safe ways of doing this?
I've killed them all, shoe, but I don't want have to kill them as they scurry across the floor. Also, bugs love my flesh and I absolutely HATE waking up with bug bites. I have spiders too, but I know they give more then they take from a home.
Any ideas, SAFE ways. I don't want to use poison, bc if they are in the living room they can leave trails in the living room. I try to vacuum every/every other night (I shed really bad, and my daughter ends up with hair clumps around her hands). It's not like we are in and out of the house all day, the door normally opens twice maybe 3 times a day that's when my bf has to go to work and come back.
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Unfortunately other than obsessively cleaning and removing them one by one i'm not sure of any ways to get rid of the bugs without using poison. It has been suggested to fill cracks and holes throughout your house so that they have a harder time getting in so maybe you cold do that as a preventative measure. My house too is filled to the brim with bugs. mostly wolf spiders which are common the the area. In my researches i have found that spiders tend to frequent places that aren't often disturbed like the corners of closets and i even found a spider nest in the pleats of my fiances old tool bag the other day while i was cleaning it up to sell. It is true that spiders offer more to a home than they take from it, but some are very dangerous and you need to be able to identify them. Personally i welcome daddy-long-leg spiders because even though they are very venomous they are harmless to humans and help keep the other bugs out.. so i won't kill them. The wolf spiders on the other hand are one of the top ten most dangerous spiders in the world. the bite isn't lethal, but many people have allergic reactions to the bite.... anyway i would call a pest control specialist and talk about your options. there are some pesticides that are safe for children and pets once they have dried, so i wouldn't rule them out. It's better than your little girl being bitten by something that could really harm her.
I'd think there'd be some sort of herbal concoction...and I've been trying to figure out what it is lol I found out what the first one was and I haven't seen that one in a couple months and only saw one...I literally just saw one of the ones in the living room this morning!
We'll if I remember correctly you live about an hour and a half from me so its probably one of the ma y creatures I have plaguing me. Am one the most common for my house are spiders, millipedes, centipedes, ants or all kinds have tried to take up residence, and these creepy beetles that have these horns coming off the back end, crickets also have been able to find their way in. There might be a herbal concoction but before you use it remember that some herbal things can still harm you if not used properly. So if you have to use an herbal oil or something make sure it is diluted properly.
So far just one spider, it was think legged like a daddy long leg, but it didn't have long legs lol and I only saw it once. The beetle with the horns on the back are earwigs, and they are gross! That's what it is, I wasn't sure but I saw one today in our sink! Now I can probably deal with it better. They aren't poisonous, but if you touch or squeeze them they will pinch you which can hurt especially for a baby. I meant more like something I could make at home with maybe fruits and ish lol. I know some people make their own herbal medicine for their kids and figured there might be one for bugs...maybe lol but thanks! We live in an apartment and I can only imagine they come into our window, bc we just had a bad storm and found out it was leaking yesterday.
You could try treating the outside of your apartment (along the foundation lines, etc) with the traditional chemical treatments to prevent them from getting inside in the first place. Your little one would be less likely to come in contact with it that way. Just a thought!
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Depending on the type of bug and where you live, there are safe home remedies that work:
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I can find out more home remedies if I knew more so what type of bugs. I live in TN, our biggest problems are fleas and ants.
Hope you are able to get some relief! I'd be curious to know how the natural remedies work! Thanks for the tips, skatieyonts!
We use bay leaves for ants and as long as we remember to refresh them when they start to dry out, we have no ants. Lavender oil has worked amazingly for fleas, although since my cat is going outside it isn't being as effective as it could be cause he lays in the morning dew and rubs the oil off.
Depending on the type of bug, there are some bug trap/ killers you can put outside around the house to keep them away (I do this for ants). If you spray the home, make sure to leave and not come back until it is aired out.
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Episode: 001 | Aired: September 15, 1965
Oliver Wendell Douglas, a big city lawyer who longs for a farm, buys a spread near Hooterville.
Episode: 002 | Aired: September 22, 1965
Oliver brings his wife Lisa to their new home, a ramshackle farm near Hooterville.
Episode: 003 | Aired: September 29, 1965
Oliver and Lisa call in a decorator to begin a major overhaul of their dilapidated farm.
Episode: 004 | Aired: October 06, 1965
The Hooterville rumor mill has it that Lisa packed up and left Oliver. Actually, she went back to New York to close up their penthouse apartment.
Episode: 005 | Aired: October 13, 1965
Oliver calls in a roofer, a plumber and an agricultural expert. All of them give the same appraisal of his farm: a disaster.
Episode: 006 | Aired: October 20, 1965
The Douglases are awaiting the arrival of their furniture. When it is accidentally delivered to Mr. Haney, he tries to sell them their own possessions.
Episode: 007 | Aired: October 27, 1965
It's plowing time and Oliver runs into trouble with equipment bought from Mr. Haney. The neighbors come to the rescue and plow the field in time for planting.
Episode: 008 | Aired: November 03, 1965
When Oliver sends a sample of his soil to the State Scientific College, a report comes back that his farm contains ingredients never before found in soil.
Episode: 009 | Aired: November 10, 1965
Relying on statistics provided by the Department of Agriculture, Oliver plants wheat. His neighbors, using Mrs. Ziffel's lumbago to predict a crop, plant corn.
Episode: 010 | Aired: November 17, 1965
Oliver finally has a phone installed, but the Hooterville Phone Company installs it directly outside his bedroom window--on top of the telephone pole.
Episode: 011 | Aired: November 24, 1965
Oliver plants his entire 160 acres with wheat, only to hear from the Conservation of Stabilization Committee (a local farm organization) that he is not allowed to do so.
Episode: 012 | Aired: December 08, 1965
The cow Oliver bought from Mr. Haney is pregnant. Eb is afraid that if Mr. Haney finds out, he will claim that the calf belongs to him.
Episode: 013 | Aired: December 15, 1965
It's the Douglases' wedding anniversary. Oliver remembers the date but cannot recall the exact number of years he and Lisa have been married.
Episode: 014 | Aired: December 22, 1965
Lisa decides to bring a little culture and charm to Hooterville by means of a beauty parlor.
Episode: 015 | Aired: December 29, 1965
After persistent pleas from Lisa, Oliver agrees to have the bedroom enlarged.
Episode: 016 | Aired: January 05, 1966
Oliver buys 140 acres of land adjoining his property, excluding the farmhouse on it. Lisa misunderstands and thinks the farmhouse is their new home.
Episode: 017 | Aired: January 19, 1966
Oliver discovers the only requirement to join the Hooterville Valley Fire Department is that he must play a musical instrument.
Episode: 018 | Aired: January 26, 1966
Oliver is annoyed when Lisa puts a listing in the new phone book: "Oliver Douglas, Attorney at Law." Unfortunately, nobody calls for his services.
Episode: 019 | Aired: February 02, 1966
Oliver falls through the roof and sprains his ankle while putting up a TV antenna.
Episode: 020 | Aired: February 09, 1966
Oliver's apple crop is ready to be harvested, and he decides to market them himself.
Episode: 021 | Aired: February 16, 1966
Ralph, the lady carpenter, becomes enamored of Mr. Kimball, the county agent. However, he refuses to go out with a girl named Ralph.
Episode: 022 | Aired: February 23, 1966
Lisa must decide whether she and Oliver will remain on the farm or go back to New York.
Episode: 023 | Aired: March 09, 1966
Oliver and Lisa leave for New York to attend a reunion of the Harvard Alumni. They are unaware that the Ziffels' pig, Arnold, is a stowaway in the trunk of their car.
Episode: 024 | Aired: April 06, 1966
There is a local superstition in Hooterville concerning an old hag named Molly Turgiss, who died twenty years before the Douglases came to town.
Episode: 025 | Aired: March 16, 1966
Sam Drucker is leaving on vacation, and talks Oliver into assuming his duties as deputy sheriff.
Episode: 026 | Aired: March 23, 1966
Oliver's generator breaks down and he decides it's finally time for the electric company to run power lines into his house.
Episode: 027 | Aired: May 04, 1966
Oliver discovers that Eb has a way with sick animals and offers to put him through college. Eb is rejected because he never graduated from high school.
Episode: 028 | Aired: April 27, 1966
It's a few days before Oliver's birthday, and Lisa goes out and buys the biggest and fanciest tractor she can find.
Episode: 029 | Aired: May 11, 1966
A horse follows Oliver home, but every time he tries to show it to his wife, the horse disappears. Lisa assumes that her husband is imagining things.
Episode: 030 | Aired: May 25, 1966
The Every-Other-Wednesday-Afternoon-Discussion-Club decides that Hooterville needs a little "culture."
Episode: 031 | Aired: May 18, 1966
Mr. Haney sues Oliver for non-payment of a vital contract.
Episode: 032 | Aired: June 01, 1966
Oliver's nephew arrives for a visit, and Oliver is shaken up when the boy turns out to be a beatnik.


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I can assure you that is not the case. The issue with the drake is its inability to deal with large amounts of paper and a relatively small bowl design.
Although both elongated, the inside of the drake bowl is considerably smaller than that of my Kohler power assist. This causes a bottle neck at the bottom and, if you have too much paper, bam you get a clog.
Also, the toilet seems to count on one stream of water to get everything down whereas my poweflush almost does the flush in two stages. It is all one flush but the water pattern starts to remove content to clear the exit hole then more comes to get the remaining.
I have had my power assist for two years and never, ever clogged it. The drake on the other hand used to clog pretty regularly until I learned its limits. Also, since the flush is just gravity fed the bowl does not rinse clean often so I have to flush again - so much for water savings.
I am no expert so I can only go by my limited experience but having used both the drake and power assisted (wellworth?) there is zero contest when it comes to bulk flushing or bowl cleaning performance.
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Rafael Benitez has almost a full squad to choose from as we seek to overturn a first leg Europa League deficit against Steaua Bucharest.
Last week's defeat in Romania has left us needing a victory to progress into the last eight, but the Spaniard knows it will not be easy despite our impressive display against Manchester United at Old Trafford on Sunday.
Two goals down after 10 minutes, we battled back to earn an FA Cup replay, adding to the fixture congestion of an already packed calendar.
'I can do nothing about that so I must concentrate on my job and try to do my best preparing the team for every competition,' Benitez said on Wednesday lunchtime.
'The next game is the priority. I have to pick the team for the next game and ensure it's a very competitive team for each competition.
'Some players like centre-backs and goalkeepers can play more games. Wingers, full-backs, strikers, it is more difficult because of the intensity of their runs. It depends on the players. If you have a player who is fit and recovers quickly it is easier than someone who is older and needs more time. You have to analyse everything and decide what to do. It is difficult.'
Benitez may opt to rotate his squad from that which impressed in the north-west at the weekend. There are just two absentees from his list of available players, one through suspension, the other ineligibility.
'Apart from Oriol Romeu, the others are available so we can decide what we want to do. Obviously Demba Ba cannot play,' the manager reported.
This is a competition Benitez is determined to win, and to do so he knows we must beat a stern Steaua side.
'We are in the Europa League and will try to do our best. If you progress it is a good competition but you have to carry on until the end,' he said.
'The scouts told us to be careful, it's a good team and we knew it would be tough. We will see if we can do our game at Stamford Bridge, see if they can cope with the intensity, but we have a lot of respect because it's a very good team.'


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I recommend this book for many reasons. First, it is a very reasonable approach to questions regarding Christianity and all of its messiness. The book is also written in very understandable language without the effort to be condescending or intellectually superior to the reader. Good luck to those who want to deny the presence of a higher power above themselves and are seeking group confirmation.
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My Mac Pro was underpowered for mixing large Pro Tools sessions so I decided to give him more power !
The UAD-2 Octo Ultimate card did it perfectly and even more than i expected !!!
Now my mixes sound really better: All plugins provided are really amazing !
Thanks to Universal Audio for this great product .
I'm amazed! I've been a big UAD fan since I bought the first Mackie PCI card version many years ago. The quality of the initial plug ins gave my work a very clean and professional sound. I kept adding plug ins, and realized that I had more tools for mixing than any recording studio I was ever in, even into the early 90's. Over the years I had accumulated (4) UAD-1 cards just for the power and flexibility it gave my system. Then the UAD-2 platform came out, and I knew I needed to get a Quad! I wanted to keep pace with the new plug ins that became available. The increase in power allowed me to use an incredible number of my favorite plugins. To me, the most amazing thing about UAD, is the care and respect shown to long-time customers by creating the rebate plan,
I always use NEVE EQs and several compressors powered by UAD-2 for each drum parts of VST instruments when composing. UAD-2 QUAD is powerful enough to trim every sounds of kick, snare, hat, toms, crush and ride, also overhead. This makes big difference in my drum unit. It turns lively so much.
EMT-140&250 are also my favorite. Those are unique in UAD and you can't find them in other plug-in distributors. They will give some organic reverb to your vocals and guitar solo.
One thing I have to tell is that if you use UAD-2 DSP, soon you need more. I chose a UAD-2 QUAD for myself, but it is not enough to put plug-ins into every channel which I wanted to use them. I might buy another QUAD card, that is a problem.
When the UAD-2 systems came out, I already had four UAD-1 cards in an external expansion chassis. I bought the UAD-2 QUAD and had it running in a slot in the computer (not in the expansion slot) at the same time as the UAD-1 cards. They worked together without any problems. However, as I was hoping, the UAD-2 was more than powerful enough to replace the four UAD-1 cards. So, I eventually sold the UAD-1 cards and the expansion chassis to simplify my hardware setup.
I'm loving all the UAD plug-ins and the UAD-2 Quad gives me more than enough power for almost every mix I do. With some of the new intensive DSP plug-ins, I can occasionally manage to max out the card, but that is fairly rare, and I can also freeze tracks to free up some DSP when needed.
The only negative I have to say about the UAD-2 QUAD card I have (which is one of the earliest ones), is that the PCI-E connector is very small, and didn't fit very tightly into the slot on the original computer I had it in. Plus, it didn't seem to line up correctly with the backplane of the computer, so when I screwed it down, it was angle slightly, and sometimes it wasn't making proper contact in the slot, and one or two of the QUAD's processors wouldn't show up, or sometimes the entire card wouldn't even show up, and I'd have to shut down, and reseat it in the slot. I ended up have to loosen the screw on the card itself that held the backplane bracket so that I could pull that bracket a little further back to allow it to fit better into my computer.
I have since built a whole new studio computer system, and the QUAD seems to fit tighter and lines up slightly better with the backplane in the new computer, although it's still not a perfect fit. But, no problems so far with the card not being recognized.
Even with my new i7-950 based system, which can handle quite a bit of plug-ins all on its own (I also own Waves Mercury + SSL, plus many other Native plugs), the UAD-2 Quad is a major part of my mixing arsenal. UA makes great sounding plugs that I rely on for every mix, even though I have other similar native options. Something about the UAD versions just sound right to me and seem to be easier to dial in to get the sound I want.
Service department was incredibly helpful in solving my problems with my card. They replaced it immediately. I swear by my card. I can't live without it! It brings my mixes to life. It's like having 10 racks full of processing at you fingertips. How did we ever do without this?
Universal Audio ROCKS!!!!!
Wow, this things got some juice! I recently upgraded from XP to Windows 7.
I upgraded from 2 UAD-1 PCI cards to the UAD-2 DUO. I opened up some of my old mixes that were tapped out, and man, there's plenty of power to spare.
I didn't even bother installing the UAD-1 cards, there's plenty of power with just one UAD-2 DUO card.
Now I have to check out some of the new UAD plugins, can't wait!
I have Pro Tools HD 2 with last Pro Tools HD 10.2 software.
I've used and tried tons of DSP plugins (TDM) ad native plugins (Waves, McDsp, Heat, Avid, Soundtoys, Softube, etc.)
I was thinking that adding a UAD-2 to my system would be ... something you can live without: well, I was wrong !
UAD-2 Nevana adds a lot of realism to my mix and using Neve plugins seems using the real thing: you have the sense of using a real knob with a real reaction.
I'm still using TDM and native plugins: I was wrong in the sense that UA plugins add a lot (a very lot) of colors in your palette, and are something different in the sense that I think they're the "retina display" of your sound ! Luca from Bologna, Italy
The Good:
I finally upgraded my old UAD1 card for the UAD2 Duo. I'm loving the increased DSP power; I can use UAD plugins on far more tracks than before.
The Bad:
I really miss the Nigel guitar suite. That thing was an unsung hero, especially (surprisingly enough) on my bass tracks.
The Ugly:
The harsh fact is that these cards are expensive. For a proffessional studio, I'd say it's a no-brainer, but for a project studio like mine, well, let's just say my wife will not allow me to buy anything else music-related for a while.
Let's not pull any punches here. This is a little bad boy DSP processor. I replaced my 1E with it and it out pro-forms it. Sweet like candy. For the price it's the best way to get onto the platform. Expansion has been made so easy due to the fab drivers just keep adding cards. To keep it real, everyone who's anyone and no ones use these cards. It's a must.
In this age of powerful computers with Quad processors and a jillion cores in your CPU, why buy extra hardware cards to process audio?
That's the question I asked myself when I was considering buying UAD cards. But after researching all the possibilities, and going on the forums and seeing how good the support from the company was (very important to me!), I took the plunge.
I liked the results so much that I bought a second UAD-2 card. The sounds are just so darned good, and the processing cards lets my Mac use all its power for Logic and any native AU plugins I'm using.
The UAD plugins work as advertised, and any time I had questions the tech support was immediate. That's the second time I've mentioned support, because I feel it's SUPER important when dealing with high end cutting edge stuff like audio recording. And software updates are regular, free, and smush any bugs.
Basically, I feel very well taken care of and I feel like this company really understands musicians. Yeah, the stuff is a little pricey, but I'm happy to pay it since it works right the first time and every time. That alone is worth the price.
I'm so glad I spent the money on this instead of the Waves plugins -- so many problems with those and vastly overpriced. (I know some people run both, but I'm an a limited budget). On a limited budget, every dollar counts -- and my UAD dollars are very cost effective.
I don't mean to ignore the most important thing of all -- awesome sounds!
Misinformed sales people and poor customer support made the upgrade to UAD2 platform from a UAD1 card a horrific experience. Lost over a thousand dollars of registered plug-ins on original card and got "sorry about that" as a peace offering. The product is "okay" not any better than others available, but don't expect any help from the customer service department. They will not go the extra mile to help a customer no matter how much you have invested in their products. Unless of course you're somebody famous. Guess where that left me. Save your money, stick with packages less costly and more customer friendly. I had to rate this a 1 star as it wouldn't let me leave it blank, which is what it deserved.
About a month ago I purchased the UAD-2 SOLO DSP Accelerator, At first I was not impressed with these effects, I auditioned almost all of them at the same time.
Then I started to use a few of them together, the sound improved a lot.
Now I have a $500 voucher, that came with this system, to buy effects and I can't decide what to buy because the 14 days trial expired.
It would be nice if Universal Audio would allow to reaudition these effects even if they would put in a click every minute or so.
My advise to anyone buying this system, audition only a few effects at the time.
The UAD-2 Duo is not powerful enough to justify its cost. Like everything else at Universal Audio, it is over priced. Fortunately, I didn't have to purchase it - it came free with my LA-610 MkII, which is also over priced (like all Universal Audio Products). Getting the combination for just the price of the LA-610 MkII amounted to a reasonable purchase so I would recommend only buying these products when there is a comparable sale. Also, the UAD-2 Duo will prove frustrating due to its lack of power (I can't image what a one-processor version would be like let alone the original UAD-1!!). Wait until the Quad version is offered free with another product you're interested in before purchasing. Unfortunately, the plugins are also very expensive so you're committing to a pretty expensive endeavor. As for the performance of the plugins, they are generally good. You can find most of them in less expensive versions from other companies however that are just as good. UA's unique ones are where the value is (Cooper, Massive Passive...) so if you get a Quad for free and stick with those, it can be a reasonable investment.
Added to my Flexi card. Now the power drain on the computer is almost as expected, in the ProTools LE world.
Great product!
only caan say you rock the best plug ins the prooos
I love UAD plugins from years..
the quad card is great..
so i used the "trade in" giving you back my 2 old uad 1..
i choose the pci express card because i use win 7 x64..
and at now there are no windows drivers for Satellite..
i wish in the future to have 1 apollo and 3 Satellite all Quad ..
i would like to have all the plugins licences.. but to much money for now..
Now i need some months collecting cash ..
and i'm plannig to buy:
Ampex ATR-102 Mastering Tape Recorder
Studer® A800 Multichannel Tape Recorder
Roland® RE-201 Space Echo Tape Delay
Lexicon® 224 Digital Reverb
Cooper® Time Cube Mk II Delay
FATSO™ Jr./Sr. Tape Sim. & Compressor
Maybe...Can I have one years demo Time?
Many thanks
generally i really like your products. i think your products excellent.
everything im writing here come with deep concern to the future of your company since i honestley think your company is the audio software crown jewl in so many aspects.
generally, music/recording/mixing is just a hobby for me (30 years some hobby...)
as u can see i spent lot of money on your cards + plugins + just bought a quad.
but.... i begin to wonder if it was a good decision.
the cards are very expensive + the plugins as well. now days computer/hardware got stronger, market flooded with very good plugins. decision much harder now.
it is my opinion UA have to cut the prices of one of the two : cards or plugins.
my job in "real" life is a manager for software/hardware company. i know the price for planing, testing + manufacturing and distrabuting cards and the price on the cards are expropriated.
so my first wish.. lower prices for cards.
my favorites plugins : 1) lexicon 2) manley 3) fatso.
my wish list (order by priority) :
1) dynamic eq like glissEq (where u can see the waveform structure and changes)
can be expantion to cambridge
2) more presets, please! a function within your website to exchange preserts. naming preset with what they good for, not meaningless name
3) more mastering tools.
The sound quality of UAD plugins certainly is great. However, I have been waiting for native RTAS plug-ins ever since I invested my first dollar into UAD plugins. I am not asking for TDM, RTAS will already work for me. ProTools is industry standard and as long as UAD plug-ins are wrapped VST plug-ins (and thus have technical limitations) they can never be high end top of the line go to plug-ins. For the mainstay of my work, I will stay with Waves.
I would have liked to know that new developments and models of plugins are going to release in the future.
I know what this could do with pro tools, but I've had such a battle over the past year trying to get it to operate flawlessly with a 003... and fighting the lag....It just wore me out. I only use it at the very end of my workflow, when I am damned sure I've saved.


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advantage of having rondo than rose/westbrook
posted at 8/8/2013 12:56 AM EDT
similar injuries right?
but the thing is
rondo is not as athletic as rose and westbrook
but coming from acl injuries? rose and westbrook will definitely affect their game.
i mean rose and westbrook uses their leaping ability to score while rondo played like a typhical pg
he doesnt have to jump as high as westbrook and rose to contribute or to help the team.
look at steve francis and baron davis how they ended their respective careers.
thats how valuable rondo is despite of his injury.
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Re: advantage of having rondo than rose/westbrook
posted at 8/8/2013 1:24 AM EDT
I thought that Westbrook just had a meniscus tear and an ACL injury.
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posted at 8/8/2013 1:28 AM EDT
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Be careful Ticket! Rally & Karl might attack you for making the thread like that...
On the topic of the thread, Rondo isn't as athletic as Rose or W-brook but he uses his quickness quite often to take his man of the dribble and since the jumper isn't his strength he might struggle unless he develops it more (which he's capable of doing).
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posted at 8/8/2013 2:34 AM EDT
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On the topic of the thread, Rondo isn't as athletic as Rose or W-brook but he uses his quickness quite often to take his man of the dribble and since the jumper isn't his strength he might struggle unless he developes it more (which he's capable of doing).
[/QUOTE]Sorry Fields, that's where the Haters' respectfully disagree. And if you were by chance correct, I would dislike him even more for wasting 8 years relying on his athletic gifts alone and choosing not to take the next step. If it turns out that he can improve then I would place the blame squarely on him for not having a 2nd ring during the Doc era.
It would be like a beautiful woman just getting by on her looks and not cultivating her mind. More often than not it turns out ugly...
posted at 8/8/2013 2:58 AM EDT
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Honestly i see it the same way. And his recent injury just shortened a period of his prime years. So i base my assumptions on last year's stats which say that he's one of the most efficient mid-range shooters (it means that he still develops). Plus he's still young and has got 4-5 very good years left in him.
Anyway if a decision about Rondo (trade or keep) helps the team i'll be all for it.
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posted at 8/8/2013 6:20 AM EDT
Id have to disagree in a way... Rose and Westbrook are obviously better players and more athletic than Rondo... However, not sure either one of them rely on athleticism to function on the court more than Rondo needs to.
Rose & Westbrook have far more skills, can shoot or post opposing PGs and play straight up defense.. .Rondo on the other hand doesnt possess these skills and therefore needs to defer to athleticism almost 100% of the time to have effectiveness.. like letting his player breeze past him with little resistence so he can attempt another swipe from behind takes quickness.. ... or dribbling the ball non stop until maybe he finds a seem and quickly shoots in for a layup or dish takes extraordinary conditioning
Theres not much Rondo does that doesnt fall into the category of athleticism... so although the other two possess more athleticism than Rondo, neither relys upon it for their game as much as RR needs to
posted at 8/8/2013 7:31 AM EDT
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LOL! You're funny!
How exactly does playing straight up defense take less quickness? You wrote it yourself: "little resistence"! Little resistance requires little strain and little energy loss and little athleticism! I mean even a non-athletic player can play little resistance defense and then just try to swipe the ball from behind!
You contradict yourself!
Not to mention that both Rose and Westbrook like to dunk (a lot!) and the dunks are not easy if your are not very athletic and a 7-footer contests your attempt.
posted at 8/8/2013 7:44 AM EDT
[/QUOTE]Straight up D takes desire and discipline, two qualities Rondo doesnt possess much of. He'd prefer to let his opponent breeze on by and so Rondo can use his quickness and athleticism there to attempt a stat building steal...
Regarding dunks, cmon... Just about every player in the NBA can dunk the ball, including Rondo. Youre missing the point and Im not surprised coming from a Rondo groupie.
The point being Rose may dunk the ball but he doesnt need to dunk the ball every time to score...why? because he has skills Rondo doesnt possess, like a jumper, fall away etc etc etc ... Rose doesnt have to rely upon pure athleticism to be effective like Rondo does
Is any of this getting through to you??
posted at 8/8/2013 8:19 AM EDT
Is any of this getting through to you??
I'm pretty sure that Steve Nash has got desire and discipline. If it takes desire and discipline then why is Steve Nash not using it to play straight up defense? Don't bother i can help you with that one! The answer is... Just not athletic enough! By the way have you ever seen Steve Nash's thunderous dunks? Pretty sure there must be hours of youtube video where Nash windmills and posterizes people right and left!
The point being Rose may dunk the ball but he doesnt need to dunk the ball every time to score...
Yet he dunks it a lot! And his jumper (as well as Westbrook's) isn't so effective. Maybe they can develop it but for now neither Rose nor Westbrook is an effective shooter.
I wonder what else you'll say next time. Maybe something like T-Mac or Carter didn't use their athleticism as much as Rondo...
posted at 8/8/2013 8:27 AM EDT
[/QUOTE]WOW, out of the hundreds of NBA players you pick out one of the oldest and shortest to make a point about dunking LMAO I dont think anything more needs to be said about that.
Also, Rose dunks alot?? Take a guess how many dunks Rose averages per game? You really are uninformed and grasping for straws. Watching too much ESPN highlights which apparently form your opinions
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posted at 8/8/2013 8:33 AM EDT
Rondo losing half a step???
OMG.... he will suddenly wish he had worked on his FTs and mid range game in HS instead of playing with his pudding, rollerskating his time away... and later interning at GQ magazine.
Unless of course, b-ball for him is only a stepping stone to an elite career
designing .......
...... clownsuits.
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posted at 8/8/2013 9:30 AM EDT
Be careful Ticket! Pud, Rally & Karl might will attack you for making the thread like that...
Sorry, but I had to correct the first part of your post (see in bold).
Agree about RR's quickness. Hope he regains it by the end of the season.
Also, wanted to add that RR has a skill that won't be affected by his injury and DR and RW don't come close - court vision (IMO).
posted at 8/8/2013 9:41 AM EDT
LMAO! Was Nash old 10 years ago too? 15 years ago? Did he play a good defense back then? Use your brain, man!
Rose dunks a lot if we compare him with Rondo. I know he's not Griffin who averages ~3-4 dunks per game. The point is he uses his freakish athleticism pretty extensively. Or he tore his ACL just jogging around?
Again, why don't an average NBA player just play straight up defense since it takes less athleticism than the little-resistence-and-then-try-to-swipe-tha-ball-from-behind strategy?
posted at 8/8/2013 9:53 AM EDT
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Thanks, sinus! They couldn't resist! Just like Karl said: "...little resistence (sic)." LOL
And you're spot on about court vision.
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posted at 8/8/2013 2:42 PM EDT
This might be one of the first time I agree (mostly) with Karllost.
1: Rondo relies very much on his athleticism. If more than Rose and Wesbrook remains to be seen, but Rondo is defenitely is no Dirk or PP who don't rely on athelticism.
2: "Straight up defense" is as much relying on athletic skills as attitude. Rondo lacks the latter, not the first. To have some success with a "going for steals D", athletic skills are as least as important as for straight up D. Just ask Mr. Iverson.
3: It is very difficult how players develop when they get old. Vince Carter (as an example cause he was mentioned here) was relying only on his athletic abibilties when he was young, BUT he had a great year last year despite being old. He was one of the most efficient SGs last season despite being 36 yeasold.
4: Stop this Rondo is a great shooter. Just because he shoots completly open jumpers from mid range fairly well (on a limited sample size/volume), he is not a good shooter. Lets see if he is still shooting a nice %, if he is a step slow, has no one to pass the ball to, and is played straight up. If you want to age well as a perimeter player, a reliable three pointer is a major aspect. And Rondo (yet) doesn't have one.
5. I thought Westbrook had just a torn meniscus, which is less severe as an ACL. http://sports.yahoo.com/blogs/nba-ball-dont-lie/russell-westbrook-tears-meniscus-knee-surgery-no-return-165607637.html
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posted at 8/8/2013 6:29 PM EDT
Excellent points, but don't expect it to make a difference. You could also mention how he has made all defense teams been in the top five for defensive player of the year and so on and so on. Won't matter. They see what they want to see.
posted at 8/8/2013 6:37 PM EDT
Rondo does not rely on athleticism as much as D-rose. or Westbrook. Those guys need speed and explosiveness to finish. They are scorers first. more in the Dwayne Wade mode than that of a classic point guard.
Rondo, relies on his quickness sure, but his best asset is not going to the rim jumping over everyone, absorbing contact and scoring. His best asset is court vision and knowledge of the other team's defense (he's an avid film watcher.)
Even if he is a step slower, his vision isn't going anywhere. His giant hands that aid his ball fakes aren't going anywhere. His obscenely long arms aren't going anywhere. His ball handling isn't going anywhere.
And Rondo's tear was partial. the Injury not as bad. Rondo, has a much better chance than those guys of being the player he was before.
posted at 8/9/2013 12:52 AM EDT
In response to Gasthoerer's comment:
In some ways I think that Rondo was trying to adjust to the declining situation. At the same time, it did appear that he started chasing unnecessary assists. Regarding his shooting woes, that can't be defended. But we can't ignore that fact that he compensates for it by scoring very efficiently.
There is no doubt that Rondo has limitations. At the same time, he has unusual brilliance. However, I doubt that he will be able to develop the super star consistency. His ceiling will be a high quality star.
posted at 8/9/2013 1:09 AM EDT
In response to jtkl's comment:
Straight up D takes desire and discipline, two qualities Rondo doesnt possess much of. He'd prefer to let his opponent breeze on by and so Rondo can use his quickness and athleticism there to attempt a stat building steal...
Well, i realize that but it's really funny to read some of the stupid things they post here. Although it'd be much better if they were posting something substantial.


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