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The tracks from the rare Yello album The Key To Perfection.
Several great remixes there
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The Key to Perfection is a promo album by Yello, released on September 4, 2012
It was not released on a label, and was distributed by Volkswagen officials at VW Golf 7 special event..
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I love the summer Olympics for all sorts of reasons, but most of all because of Wonder Women like Missy Franklin who inspire us mere mortals to be our very best. Seventeen days ago, I began the Go Shiggy Go 30-Day Challenge in hopes of tackling my total lack of core strength following my second C-section, as well as 20 stubborn pounds of residual baby weight. The GSG challenge was started by photographer Shiggy Ichinomiya, a friend of a friend, and has two basic rules: 1.) Exercise for at least 30 minutes a day for 30 days straight and 2.) Post a photo of yourself exercising to your Facebook page (or on your blog) to keep yourself accountable. Even if that photo reveals crows feet and one's propensity to sweat like a maniac.
Half way in, here's what I've learned: I can always find 30 minutes—even if that means briskly walking the baby in the stroller around the neighborhood for a half hour or so. Second, having the right stuff, as in gear, is kind of essential to enjoyment. And last, it's good to mix things up. So far I've relied on my very, very favorite form of exercise—running—as well as hiking the canyons and taking BRUTALLY challenging core sculpting classes at Pop Physique in Hollywood.
However, the most fun has been swimming! I hadn't done laps since college and whoa, what a workout. To that end, I thought I'd share some of my favorite "stuff" that has helped keep me on track for my challenge. I'd love to hear your favorites, too! Please post!
I've long been a fan of any and all René Furterer hair products, but this René Furterer After Sun Shampoo is the ne plus ultra of apres-soleil products. I can't tell you how CRAZY I am about this product. Its secret weapon is palm butter, which helps remove chlorine build-up and leaves hair feeling refreshed and smelling great. I also love the leave-in conditioner spray from the same line.
Only after I googled did I discover that I'd purchased the same Speedo Women's Vanquisher Goggles as Missy Franklin, only hers are more fun in pink. For those of you in Los Angeles, both colors are on sale right now at Big 5 on Wilshire Blvd. I love these as they don't fog up or fill up with water.
Running shoes are such a personal thing, and I highly recommend you go to a professional running shop (like FrontRunners in Brentwood) to have your stride evaluated. Personally, I've hit my stride with the Brooks Trance (I'm on my second pair). They are lightweight and the cushioning helps reduce impact, especially running on roads.
It might seem counterintuitive that the best running socks are made of wool, but I've road-tested the hell out of these Smartwool Running Socks and they are hands-down the most comfortable athletic sock I've ever worn. According to the company's website, "Research shows that because of wool's effective moisture management, you maintain a lower and more stable core body temperature when wearing wool next to skin instead of synthetics."
For sunscreen advice I turned to one my favorite Olympic golden girls, Kerri Walsh (how AMAZING was yesterday's match???), who uses COOLA Organic Suncare. The COOLA Sport Mineral SPF 35 Citrus Mimosa is waterproof for up to 80 minutes, which is great for swimming laps or an intense run.
And finally, every girl knows that you can swim a little faster, run a little farther, climb a little higher if your nails look good. Currently I'm involved in a love affair with Tom Ford's Scarlet Chinois Nail Lacquer. You should see just how pretty it looks while swimming the crawl…


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Ah yes – the ever-popular "random man tells woman to smile" number.
When I did not smile (I continued looking for my keys in my purse and avoided all eye contact, in fact), he told me my "pretty face was going to waste."
Ah, no. It's not. It's being put to good use keeping her eyes in their right place so that she can see to find her keys and make her way around, and keeping her mouth where it belongs so that she can eat. It's not going to waste at all. Its function isn't to provide something for that random man.
There are lots of comments. Some are interesting.
- A guy did this to me recently as I passed him on a sidewalk, and I was so thrown that I actually did smile a little. Then he frowned and said "No, that looks fake."
- Oh, god. I don't even want to see the array of comments about how dude meant no harm, feminists are crazy, yadda yadda. You people don't get it. It's basically a command to play cute for a random guy. Hard to imagine a random street guy telling another man to smile? There's a reason for that. Fume.
- It must be tricky to get through each day when every interaction is forcibly turned into a power struggle.
He was just trying to compliment you. He did not literally mean your face is a waste unless you are smiling. All he did was call you pretty. You brought all the drama.
I love how people say the Seattle Freeze is not real when I read things like this. This could not be more passive aggressive.
He, a complete stranger and random person, was just trying to compliment you. And we all want complete strangers trying to compliment us on our appearance (by ordering us to smile)?
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@ticklefriends Thanks. If you posted it, I'd be happy to update our post with a link to it.
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@AdamWeinstein if you are interested in a time line of when and how everything went down in the beginning, I'd love to help
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Adam is open to us adding a timeline of all the events regarding KillerMartinis posts and the subsequent donations. Has someone made a concise breakdown? Extra points for links.
ETA: NYCyclists got this beat covered. Let's put our energy into promoting her post. My only suggestion is to not come at Adam hot. Besides this article he seems like he does good work and is open to criticism and correction. Let's give him the benefit of the doubt that we would give each other and try to help him make the story better.


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Hi GuysI like the idea of donating for a specific feature.Although it might/will benefit everybody, donating to have a feature top of the todo list, I think is worth while.For example:Improving the build process so that we can upgrade to newer versions of Ubuntu easier, which in-turn allows the system to support more hardware.
MD on screen display/interface(if we get people with the look, we might get more interest in the system and therefore more people to donate/work on it)
I would love to spend time working on the syste, but I simply do not have the time at the moment to be able to help
But for the people that have the time, this might help make it either worth their time or be able to distract them to add a feature the is important to someone else.Anyway, I would love to hear more from the guys that are actually working on the system dev wize at the moment.
There is nothing wrong with the build process...
A cop, a priest, and a programmer walk into a bar... stop me if you have heard this before...
Yes. I want your money.
Before anything like this was setup, there would have to be an approval panel, indicating when milestones were reached, or if it is an all or nothing scenario... when it was "done"... how many bugs can be expected... and someone would have to deal with the complaints and varying levels of dissatisfaction etc. If people are incentivized to do projects, they will not upload their code until it is finished, or there will be squabbling if someone corrects/adds to it... If it is milestone based, people will not ever complete the end result... It sounds like a nightmare to me... But yes... I want your money.
I'm trying to get graphic designers (including friends and family) interested in helping with the skinning for qorbiter. Unlike the programming world there doesn't seem to be a pool of designers interested in volunteering their services to a project like this, as designers seem to be approached daily for these things and have a hard enough time making ends meat without these time sinks. golgoj's efforts at getting a competition going are valiant and hopefully they bear fruit. If we had a donation scheme in place however, a grand or two in fees could get us what we're looking for. I suppose I'm advocating the spelling out of what the community (or devs) feel the project NEEDS, and giving donors the option of donating towards those goals.


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Thank you Patricio Bernal Morales On view through 2018 Thank you is an installation by Patricio Bernal Morales. Thank you utilizes the instance of exchange as a permeable stage for the definition of value. During its year-long residency at LACE, the installation will perform as a donation box, providing assistive funding for the sustainability of the institution. Thank you is an inaugural piece […]Find out more »
New LACE Edition with Barbara Kruger
Untitled (Platter War), 2018 Barbara Kruger Glazed Earthenware, 15'' diameter Edition of 30 with 7 APs Ceramic Production: Creative Fire Studio Project Coordination: Eric Gero Editions Publisher: Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions (LACE) Launches 2018 LACE: Trailblazing for 40 Years Created especially for LACE by Barbara Kruger, sales of this edition support LA's longest-running artist space. […]Find out more »
The Archival Impulse: 40 Years at LACE
Curated by Matias Viegener with Exhibition Design by Jeff Cain March 15, 2018- Ongoing The Archival Impulse: 40 Years at LACE is a Project Room installation that pulls from material found in LACE's archive that either highlights or disputes our conceptions of LACE's history. Accumulated over 40 years, it has no organizing system beyond what LACE staff […]Find out more »
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Black bird (Corvus corax) landing near a tent. (The image stabiliser happened to track the motion of the bird creating this blurred background effect.) Stovepipe Wells Campground, Death Valley National Park, California: photo by Wing-Chi Poon, 22 December 2004
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ST. LOUIS — A former St. Louis police officer who claimed her supervising sergeant sexually harassed her — and that she suffered retaliation for complaining — won a $7.5 million judgment Friday from a St. Louis Circuit Court jury.
ST. LOUIS — A former St. Louis police officer who claimed her supervising sergeant sexually harassed her — and that she suffered retaliation for complaining — won a $7.5 million judgment Friday from a St. Louis Circuit Court jury.
"It's absolutely huge for this type of case," said John Eccher, one of the lawyers who represented Tanisha Ross-Paige, in an interview after the verdict.
Although jurors found in favor of the St. Louis Board of Police Commissioners on a discrimination claim, they awarded Ross-Paige $300,000 in compensatory damages and $7.2 million in punitive damages from the board for retaliation.
Eccher said he had asked jurors to send a message with a verdict that was high enough that "everyone will take notice that retaliation and discrimination in the workplace ends today."
Another of her lawyers, Ryan Paulus, said the verdict may be the highest in Missouri for this type of case, although he estimated that it eventually would be reduced under the law to roughly $3 million, including legal expenses. The legal maximum could grow if the police board appeals, the lawyers added.
A police spokeswoman declined to comment, saying that is policy for ongoing litigation.
The verdict is against the police board, a state agency, based on allegations made before it turned control of the police department over to City Hall last year. Lawyers for the Missouri attorney general's office, which represented the board, did not respond to an e-mail seeking comment.
Ross-Paige's original suit claimed that her then-supervisor, Sgt. Steven Gori, created and distributed a mock "wanted" poster with her picture and comments about her body.
The flier read, "Subject wanted for having the baddest body in the St. Louis area," and "Use extreme caution when approaching this subject. Approach this subject from behind for your own safety."
The suit also claimed that Gori asked the married Ross-Paige to sit on his lap, take off her bullet-resistant vest so that he could "see what (she is) working with," and invited her to skinny-dip in his hot tub.
The suit claims that after she filed a complaint with the department in June 2011, Gori and then-Lt. Michael Deeba began assigning her to unfavorable shifts, evaluating her differently in performance reviews and denying her time off for training that was given to others.
Lawyer Jeremy Hollingshead said that Deeba told others on two occasions that the complaint was frivolous and that he wanted her transferred. She also was sent for remedial training.
Her lawsuit was filed Dec. 22, 2011, and on Jan. 4, 2012, she was injured by another canine officer's dog during a training exercise, lawyers said, permanently disabling her.
When her former canine partner, Duncan, was retired, he was given to a groundskeeper rather than to her, which would be the usual policy, Hollingshead said.
Eccher said that Gori denied creating the flier, and officers denied the other claims.
He speculated that jurors returned the large punitive damages verdict because Ross-Paige's lawyers repeatedly caught officers lying on the witness stand to protect the department.
Ross-Paige joined the force in 2005 and the canine unit in September 2008.
Hollingshead said that Ross-Paige, who had wanted to be a police officer since she was 14, is still waiting for her disability and worker's compensation claims to be approved.
She moved to Baltimore out of fear of further retaliation, her lawyers said, and is now separated from her husband.
The lawyers said that before trial, they offered to settle the case, asking for either $250,000 or $100,000 plus the approval of her disability claim.
"Because this was never about money for her. This was about telling her story," Hollingshead said.
The lawyers for the police board refused to offer more than $80,000, he said.


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So I've been back from #altsummit for a week now. And I'm still exhausted. I'll have a full wrap up for you in the next week or so but I am super excited about these custom suckers we had at our mini-party so I just had to share these now! Right as we were beginning to plan our party, I found out about this great new company via Lindy called Lollipics. They can take just about any image and make it edible and put it on a sucker. We knew we were featuring Lauren's calligraphy (although these suckers are using a font since we couldn't get Lauren's writing done in time!) all through the party so the idea of having rad black suckers with her writing on them, (all edible!) was such a fun idea!
Here is what they looked like at the party. Aren't they awesome! The company was super generous with us and sent us enough for all the party guests.
I managed to snag a few to bring home for my kids and decided to take a few more photos of these awesome suckers. The white area is essentially a very thin layer of fondant printed with edible ink. So amazing, right?!
Of course my son was more than willing to test them out for me. They were cherry flavored and SO yummy!
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A California man was charged Thursday with starting the state's third-largest wildfire, a 2013 blaze that charred hundreds of square miles of land in Yosemite National Park and the Stanislaus National Forest.
A grand jury returned a four-count indictment against Keith Matthew Emerald, 32, alleging he started a fire Aug. 17, 2013, and it spread beyond his control and turned into the massive Rim Fire. Federal prosecutors said temporary fire restrictions in place at the time prohibited fires.
Emerald, from the town of Columbia in the Sierra Nevada foothills, is also charged with lying to a federal agent by saying he did not set the fire. A call to his attorney, federal public defender Janet Bateman, was not immediately returned.
Authorities previously said the fire was started by an illegal fire set by a hunter but withheld the hunter's name pending further investigation.
Fire Tracker: Rim Fire in Tuolumne County
The fire raged for two months across 400 square miles of land. It ranks as California's third-largest wildfire and the largest in the Sierra Nevada's recorded history. The costs of fighting it totaled more than $125 million.
"The Rim Fire was one of the largest in California history and caused tremendous economic and environmental harm," U.S. Attorney Benjamin Wagner said in a written statement. "While those harms cannot be undone, today we have brought criminal charges relating to the cause of the fire."
The charges were the result of an investigation by the U.S. Forest Service and the Tuolumne County district attorney's office, Wagner said.


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The National Public Seating 50 Series all steel standard folding chair has a beige, 19 gauge, 7/8″ tubular steel "Y-frame" structure, beige steel seat and backrest, double-riveted front and rear leg cross braces, and it folds for efficient storage when not in use. This chair meets the American National Standards Institute/Business & Institutional Furniture Manufacturers Association (ANSI/BIFMA) standard for drop weight support of 300 lb., and it supports 480 lb. of static weight. It has 19 gauge, 5/8″ steel double-riveted front and rear leg cross braces for stability. The seat has a rounded, "waterfall" front edge to help reduce pressure on the back of the knees. The steel frame is powder coated for corrosion resistance. Replaceable polypropylene glides help protect floor surfaces. Plastic plugs at the top of the back legs have a slot shaped to hold the frame and add stability. These plugs and the floor glides match the frame color. When folded, the chair fits very close to another of its kind for efficient storage, making it suitable for institutional temporary seating applications.
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DENVER (Reuters) - Colorado farming communities along the South Platte River were ordered to evacuate ahead of a predicted surge in the flooding, which may have claimed a fifth life and has left many still unaccounted for, authorities said on Saturday.
Four deaths have already been confirmed and, the Larimer County Sheriff's Office said in a Tweet, "a 60-year-old woman from Cedar Grove ... is missing and presumed dead."
About 200 people in eastern Colorado were unaccounted for, although authorities said some of those residents might be stranded or cut off from communication in the region's worst flooding in decades.
More heavy rain was expected as search-and-rescue teams used boats and helicopters to pull stranded residents to safety as flash flood waters toppled buildings, washed out roads and bridges and inundated farmland.
"Given the destruction, there is a high probability" of more fatalities, Boulder County Sheriff Joe Pelle said at a media briefing.
Two small farming communities in eastern Colorado were under evacuation orders as a surge from the flooding was headed in their direction on the plains, the Colorado Office of Emergency Management said on Twitter.
"The town of Orchard is in immediate danger. EVACUATE NOW," it said. "The town of Goodrich is under an evacuation order."
The flooding began overnight Wednesday. It was triggered by unusually heavy late-summer storms that soaked Colorado's biggest urban centers, from Fort Collins near the Wyoming border south through Boulder, Denver and Colorado Springs.
Boulder and towns along the Front Range of the Rockies north of Denver were especially hard hit as water poured down rain-soaked mountains and rushed through canyons that funneled the runoff into populated areas.
The National Weather Service in Boulder warned of scattered showers and thunderstorms later on Saturday and into Sunday that could trigger more flash flooding.
North of Boulder, Lyons was virtually cut off when flood waters washed out U.S. Route 36 and left residents without power and water for 48 hours.
Among those confirmed dead were a couple who stopped their car northwest of Boulder and were swept away by flood waters. Both bodies were recovered, the man's on Thursday and the woman's on Friday.
Another casualty was found in a collapsed building near Jamestown, an evacuated enclave north of Boulder, and still another, a man in Colorado Springs, about 100 miles to the south, officials said.
On Friday, Governor John Hickenlooper declared a disaster emergency for 14 counties from the Wyoming border to Colorado Springs. The declaration authorizes $6 million in funds to be used for flood response and recovery.
In neighboring New Mexico, where floods forced the evacuation of hundreds of people in Eddy, Sierra and San Miguel counties, Governor Susana Martinez on Friday declared a state of disaster, making funding available to state emergency officials for recovery efforts.
In rural Weld County, aerial TV footage showed large stretches of land covered in brown water, with homes and farms half-submerged.
Weld County sheriff's spokesman Steve Reams said bridges had been washed out and nearly every road in and around Greeley, Evans and Milliken was closed.
The flooding was the worst in the state since 1976, when nearly 150 people died in Larimer County in a flash flood along the Big Thompson Canyon.
The size and scope of property losses remain unquantified, with county assessment teams not likely to begin preliminary evaluation of the damage before early next week, once the water has receded, said Micki Frost, spokeswoman for the Colorado Office of Emergency Management.
Editing by Ellen Wulfhorst and Gunna Dickson


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Canisius (17-18-5, 12-13-2 AHA) vs. Niagara (23-8-5, 20-5-2 AHA)
Atlantic Hockey Semifinal
Date: March 22, 2013
Time: 4:05 p.m.
Location: Rochester, N.Y.
Rink: Blue Cross Arena
TV: Time Warner SportsChannel
Having won its last six games, including four-straight in the postseason, the Canisius College hockey team now turns its attention toward local rival Niagara in the Atlantic Hockey Semifinals. The Griffs and Purple Eagles are set to meet in Rochester on Friday at 4:05 p.m.
• Canisius finished the regular-season in seventh place in the Atlantic Hockey standings with a 12-13-2 mark. The Griffs are 17-18-5 overall.
• The Griffs are coming off a two-game sweep at second-seeded and two-time defending champions, Air Force.
• Junior Kyle Gibbons – a third-team All-Atlantic Hockey selection, leads the Griffs with 36 points, 18 goals and 18 assists this season.
• Junior Tony Capobianco has anchored the nation's 11th-ranked defense with a 2.35 goals against average and .929 save percentage.
• The Griffs are the lowest remaining seed in the AHA Tournament, playing top-seeded Niagara after eliminating No. 2 Air Force.
• No. 4 Connecticut and No. 6 Mercyhurst are meeting in the other semifinal on Friday night.
• During the regular-season, Niagara won 2-of-3 games against the Griffs with neither team scoring more than two goals in a game.
• If Canisius advances to the league's championship, the Griffs swept two games at Connecticut with Mercyhurst winning 2-of-3 games.
• Canisius is currently playing its best hockey of the season and is one of the hottest teams in the country. The Griffs have won each of their last six games, which includes four postseason contests.
• The winning streak is the longest active streak in the country.
• In addition, it is the longest winning streak for Canisius since also taking six straight from Dec. 4, 1999 to Jan. 15, 2000.
• Junior Kyle Gibbons earned all-conference accolades on Tuesday, collecting third-team All-Atlantic Hockey honors.
• The junior leads the team with 36 points, 18 goals and 18 assists.
• Junior Tony Capobianco has anchored the Griffs to the four postseason wins this year.
• He owns a .958 save percentage and a 1.74 goals against average in the four playoff wins.
• Against Air Force, the junior recorded 95 saves in a weekend sweep, including a career-best and Griff playoff record 50 stops on Saturday.
• Overall, Capobianco has 160 saves in the postseason (40 saves per game), nearing the Atlantic Hockey Tournament record of 193.
• In a rivalry that began in 1997, Niagara holds an 18-9-2 advantage in the all-time series, including a 14-8-2 edge in Division I meetings.
• Since the Purple Eagles joined Atlantic Hockey prior to the 2010-11 season, Niagara holds a 6-3-1 edge in the series.
• Niagara was 2-1-0 against Canisius this season with neither team scoring more than two goals in any single contest. The Purple Eagles earned a 2-1 win in Buffalo in November before each school won a 2-0 home game in February.
• The two rivals have met twice in the postseason – once at the Division III level and once at the Division I level. In the only Atlantic Hockey playoff meeting, the Griffs won a 6-3 game in Lewiston in the 2011 Atlantic Hockey First Round.
• Niagara finished first in the Atlantic Hockey standings with a 20-5-2 conference record. Overall, the Purple Eagles are 23-8-5 during the 2012-13 campaign.
• The team enters the weekend ranked 15th in the USCHO.com poll and 14th in the USA Today/USA Hockey Magazine poll.
• Ryan Murphy leads Niagara with 35 points on 15 goals and 20 assists this season. Giancarlo Iuorio is right behind with 32 points and a team-best 19 goals despite playing in just 25 games.
• Carsen Chubak has anchored the defense with a 1.81 goals against average and .941 save percentage, posting an impressive 23-5-5 record this season.
• Friday's contest will pit the top two defensive teams in the league against each other. Canisius currently ranks first with a scoring defense of 2.38 goals per game, while Niagara is second with a defense of 2.44 goals per game.


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WICHITA, Kan. (AP) - A new report from the National Agricultural Statistics Service shows the Kansas corn crop maturing far more slowly than normal.
The agency said in its weekly update Tuesday that just 4 percent of the crop has matured, well behind last year's figure of 60 percent and an early-September average of 33 percent.
Corn condition is rated as 30 percent poor to very poor, while 31 percent is considered in fair shape. About 32 percent of the crop is in good condition, and 7 percent is rated excellent.
About 30 percent of the sorghum is turning color now. About 83 percent of the soybeans are setting pods.


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MultiBlade Machining Options Are Economical, Specialized Solutions
MultiBlade Machining Options Are Economical, Specialized Solutions
Gibbs and Associates, developer of GibbsCAM® software for programming CNC machine tools and a Cimatron company, today announced that two new GibbsCAM options specialized for simplifying the machining of turbo machinery parts (rotary parts with blades) will be previewed at EMO, the annual international trade fair for metalworking technology. Also demonstrated will be GibbsCAM 2011 features, including the latest version of GibbsCAM MTM, the multi-task machining option. Officially called "EMO Hannover 2011," the fair is organized by VDW, the German Machine Tool Builders' Association, and will be held at the Hannover Exposition Grounds, in Hannover, Germany, from September 19–24. GibbsCAM will be demonstrated in Cimatron Stand H30, in Hall 25.
The two new GibbsCAM options, 5-Axis-MultiBlade and 5-Axis-Advanced MultiBlade, are fully integrated into GibbsCAM for use on machining centers and MTM machines. The options offer two levels of sophistication, both built with a specialized and dedicated interface within the GibbsCAM 5-Axis option. The MultiBlade interface provides access to toolpath strategies used in machining bladed parts, such as impellers, blisks (bladed disks) and blings (bladed rings), which are used in multiple industries where fluid (gas or liquid) compression or pressurized flow is required, chiefly aerospace, automotive and power generation. Consistent with the rest of the GibbsCAM NC programming environment, the new modules are easy to learn and easy to use.
"This exposition provides a global market for highlighting GibbsCAM 2011 and introducing our new MultiBlade Options," said Robb Weinstein, Senior Vice President of Sales and Strategic Planning of Gibbs and Associates. "The desire for efficiency is driving rapid growth of 5-axis machine tool use and the trend toward making turbo machinery parts is expanding beyond familiar components such as those within jet engines. Both trends provide a great opportunity for manufacturers to adopt our 5-Axis-MultiBlade Options."
GibbsCAM MultiBlade Simplifies Machining of Bladed Parts
While the GibbsCAM 5-Axis module is a powerful multi-purpose programming tool, very capable of generating toolpath for all parts requiring simultaneous 5-axis motion, the MultiBlade Options simplify machining of bladed parts, beginning with its integration within the GibbsCAM environment. Equally important is an intuitive, easy-to-use interface, which uses common turbo machinery terminology. Another simplification is that geometric manipulation is not necessary, because the MultiBlade Options work directly from the geometric model. Users need only select predetermined items such as the hub, blade, shroud, etc., to begin programming. Furthermore, toolpath strategies available within MultiBlade are only those required or typically used to machine those geometric elements, but with all the flexibility to specify machining parameters.
The GibbsCAM 5-Axis-MultiBlade Option is designed for machining parts of simple to moderate complexity, and provides a subset of the features within the 5-Axis-Advanced MultiBlade Option, which adds functionality for machining highly complex parts. User requirements determine which module is best for the individual manufacturer.
Support Within GibbsCAM Modules – Both 5-Axis MultiBlade Options are supported within the GibbsCAM MTM (multi-task machining) module. There is automatic gouge checking on all toolpaths, and GibbsCAM Machine Simulation supports the MultiBlade Options, as do GibbsCAM 5-axis postprocessors.
is milling with Y-axis offsets on lathes and multi-task machines equipped with a live-tooling B-axis.
General Features of 5-Axis Advanced MultiBlade include:
- 5-axis simultaneous roughing
- 5-axis simultaneous blade, splitter and hub finishing
- Spiral blade finishing
- Leading- and trailing-edge control
- Tool axis tilt controls
- Various edge-roll options
- Tangential and radial toolpath extension
- Automatic axis detection
- Tool axis smoothing
- Multiple splitter machining
- Splitter smoothing
- Various options for toolpath rotations and sorting
- Stock definition for rest machining
For more information about GibbsCAM and GibbsCAM MTM, or to locate your local GibbsCAM Reseller, go to www.GibbsCAM.com, call 1-800-654-9399, or email [email protected].


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News Release 2009-109 | September 21, 2009
Comptroller of the Currency Hosts Community Bank Directors Workshops in St. Louis, Missouri
WASHINGTON—The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency will host a workshop for national community bank directors in St. Louis at the Hilton St. Louis at the Ballpark, November 2-4, 2009.
The workshop provides practical information that expands bank directors' skills and understanding of issues facing their banks. Entitled, "A New Director's Challenge: Mastering the Basics," the workshop is geared primarily to directors of national community banks with assets of less than $1 billion who have fewer than three years of experience or longer tenured directors who would like to review the fundamental requirements of their position.
The workshop costs $100. Attendees receive pre-course reading and course materials, an OCC telephone seminar CD, a community bank supervision handbook, other supervisory material, a continental breakfast, and lunch. The workshop is limited to the first 50 registrants.
For information or to register online, visit https://www.occ.gov/about/occ-for-you/bankers/bankers-education/index-bankers-education.html or call (336) 451-0557.
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Project ManagementWritten by Dorothy Firsching
One of Ursa Major's strengths is project management, which is important in every domain. In addition to a great many years of project management experience, our consultants are also certified by the Project Management Institute (PMI) as Project Management Professionals (PMPs).
Earning the PMP designation indicates that project managers understand the use of standardized methodologies for project management, including issues such as risk management, stakeholder analysis, resource management, and performance analysis. Good project managers know how to deliver cost effective projects on time.
In theory, this means prioritizing and balancing cost, schedule, and scope. In practice, in addition to building a reasonably complete work breakdown structure, accurate estimate, and achievable schedule, it means listening and communicating as well as managing within a contract. It also means tackling areas of perceived risk to reduce or eliminate them early in the process.
So rest assured, we'll keep you up to date on project progress and work with you to ensure success!
Enterprise ArchitectureWritten by Dorothy Firsching
There comes a time to re-assess business processes and information technology in use. The catalyst may be recognition that processes are not effective, that the business is facing new challenges, that technology needs a refresh and people are stuck in their old ways. Frequently, there is pressure to do more with less.
Ursa Major helps clients align business processes with strategy. We start with the big picture, and ask for the strategic plan and other guidance to understand where the organization is focused. In some cases, we've conducted a gap analysis or facilitated strategic planning to update an organization's goals and objectives, prior to delving into the details of its business processes.
Our approach is to work closely with client personnel, to both model their existing processes and lead them though an innovation process to encourage creativity and explore new alternatives. In key areas, we help them conduct benchmarking with other organizations to identify best practices. Based upon the results, we model and facilitate concensus around new processes and develop an implementation plan.
This process is called Enterprise Architecture (EA): alignment of business processes to achieve mission objectives, supported by appropriate technology, and measurable by appropriate performance measures. The Federal government has realized that business-led architecture is more successful in meeting strategic goals and responding to changing mission needs than technology- or budget-driven architecture. The Federal EA Practice Guidance summarizes it in the image below:
The EA provides a shared view of the current and future state. Prioritizing investments by segment helps define the implementation and funding strategy, and executing implementation plans provide strategic results that are measured by improved mission outcomes. The results also provide feedback into the architecture development processes for additional phases of improvements.
We have done EA for federal agencies, using federal standards, and for commercial and nonprofit organizations. We have conducted workshops and focus groups nationwide both in person and using virtual / social networking technologies, to develop integrated processes and systems spanning organizational boundaries. The abilities and expertise are in your organizations -- you just need some help to get it all organized. The results are always impressive!
Most recently, in 2013, we conducted an EA analysis of Management Touchpoints for the U. S. Marine Corps' Enterprise Business Transformation Office.
Performance ManagementWritten by Dorothy Firsching
Our approach to performance management is that:
- You have got to get clear on your goals before you measure performance, and
- Once you measure performance, it means nothing if you don't use the information to manage your operation to achieve results.
We therefore work with organizations to make sure that their goals are SMART (specific, measurable, attainable, relevant, and time bound), and develop strategies to support making the measurement results actionable.
Ursa Major's approach to strategic planning services is (1) tailored, (2) informed, (3) collaborative, (4) effective, and (5) focused. We regularly team with International Leadership Consulting / Catoctin Consulting and provide an experienced team to facilitate consensus on goals, objectives, strategies, performance measures and targets, and reflect the business knowledge of the organization and its stakeholders that participate in the process.
- Tailored. We understand the specific needs of the organization, and tailor the methodology to meet their needs.
We have extensive experience with a number of frameworks, including brainstorming, creative problem solving, the Balanced Scorecard, performance-based budgeting and the logic model.
- Informed. We analyze the current state of the organization compared with existing strategic and business plans, and the external environment, review perforamnce results, and interview key stakeholders to conduct a strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats (SWOT) analysis, and possible goal areas. We may do data mining or trend analysis of performance data or conduct gap analyses.
- Collaborative. We conduct design meeting(s) with the organization's planning team and plan group and stakeholder participation to develop buy-in through facilitated collaboration. We tap into existing experience of diverse stakeholders and obtain cross-organizational input.
- Effective. We have an extensive set of field-tested tools and templates and may develop strawman plans to speed the process. We use non-threatening techniques and small group work to draw out those who may be reluctant to speak, honor everyone's participation, and focus the discussion. We use technology where appropriate.
- Focused. We design and facilitate meetings and workshops to achieve objectives. We document meeting results and support the organization in implementation, assessment, and performance management.
When we undertake an organizational assessment, we select the appropriate tools and techniques to meet the specific objectives. We may use interviews, surveys, assessment instruments, and/or facilitated workshops.
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For example, we recently met with department managers and key staff of an organization trying to automate its case management functions, to determine how to "break the logjam" and help them get their implementation on track. We identified key "critical path" requirements to be researched with vendors and applied project management techniques to bring structure to the process going forward. We are convinced that the right solution will greatly reduce redundant work, improve planning and scheduling, and overall allow the organization to continue expansion with less stress on its staff. We really enjoy the chance to help take an organization to the next level!


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Dylan Goodale (Kauai, HI), 19, won the Association of Surfing Professionals (ASP) World Qualifying Series (WQS) 2-Star Vans Pier Classic presented by Jack's Surfboards in a come-from-behind victory over former event champion Micah Byrne (Huntington Beach, CA), 28, big-wave specialist Peter Mel (Santa Cruz, CA), 40, and Santa Cruz aerialist Jason Collins (Santa Cruz, CA), 35, to take out his first career ASP WQS victory while ringing in his 19th birthday.
Kolohe Andino (San Clemente, CA), 16, clinched his inaugural ASP Pro Junior win by clinching the ASP Grade-2 Ezekiel Pro Junior, also presented by Jack's Surfboards.
Surfers competing on the ASP WQS are out to capitalize on the valuable ratings points on offer to qualify for the ASP World Tour.
Goodale, who has just begun to establish himself on the ASP WQS, significantly surpassed any of his previous results to take out the Vans Pier Classic win today. The young Hawaiian was following in a close second behind Byrne, but passed the former event champion when he locked into a solid righthander, carving two clean turns before finishing the wave with a clean air-reverse.
"I'm baffled," Goodale said. "This is my first 'QS win, I've never even made it past the Round of 64 before. It was just a gentlemen's heat out there. There was no hassling, we were all just talking and asking each other who was going to go. I'm so happy with this win, I don't even know what to say right now."
In addition to his first ASP WQS win, today's victory is especially memorable for the progressive regular-footer, who clinched the title on his birthday.
"I just can't believe it," Goodale said. "Today is my birthday too, so I couldn't really ask for more than this."
Byrne, who won the Vans Pier Classic in 2007, was a serious title threat at this year's event and the local favorite catapulted out to an early lead in the final match-up, but was unable to find the scores need in the dying minutes of the heat to surpass Goodale.
"I knew for sure that I didn't have it (the win), because Dylan (Goodale) was surfing so amazing," Byrne said. "There was so much time left when I was in the lead. Dylan was definitely the deserving winner, congratulations to him."
Although the repeat event victory slipped away from the Byrne, he was still satisfied with his standout performance at his home break.
"It's always great to make it through the rounds in front of the home crowd and friends and family," Byrne said. "The waves were amazing and the weather is amazing, it was a great day."
The ASP North America Pro Junior surfers put on an absolutely phenomenal display of progressive surfing in what many are calling the heat of the entire event, with each surfer punting massive air-reverses and unleashing crucial fins-free turns while Kolohe Andino (San Clemente, CA), 16, who took out his inaugural ASP Pro Junior victory, battled close friend Luke Davis (Capistrano Beach, CA), 17, in blow-for-blow exchanges for this year's Ezekiel Pro Junior title.
Fellow Orange County surfer Andrew Doheny (Newport Beach, CA), 17, followed closely behind the pair and finished third overall while Tyler Newton (Kauai, HI), 19, got off to a slow start in the impressive bout, but was unable to battle back in the back half of the final and finished a solid fourth place overall.
Surfers competing in the ASP North America Pro Junior Series are out to finish within the top 4 on the regional ratings to earn a berth on to this year's inaugural ASP World Junior Tour, where each region's top performers will battle for the title of ASP World Junior Champion.
Andino, who started off his Final campaign in top form, ended up in a seesaw battle for the Ezekiel Pro Junior crown with Davis, but found the massive score needed in the final minutes of the ASP Pro Junior match-up to eventually post the highest heat total of the entire event, a near-perfect 17.95 out of 20, by launching two huge air-reverses in a last ditch effort to take out his first ASP Pro Junior event victory in his first ASP Final appearance.
"Everyone was ripping and I had to surf my very, very best to win that event," Andino said. "It was just going back and forth and I knew I needed another score and then I got that wave at the end, I was so stoked, I even claimed it. I almost can't believe it. I've always had such a hard time in the Pro Junior events, I'm just so stoked."
Andino is hoping to build upon his victory today to help the young Californian qualify for this year's ASP World Junior Championships.
"I kind of had a shocker in my first event of the year in Florida," Andino said. "The Pro Juniors are my focus now and I want to finish on top of the ratings to qualify for Worlds. This win is really going to help."
Davis, who had secured a mind-blowing 16.90 heat total in the Final, seemed to have clinched his first ASP Pro Junior event win, but despite the impressive effort, could not find another near-perfect score to top Andino and finished runner-up.
"That was by far the gnarliest heat of my life," Davis said. "I'm happy with how I surfed and if I had to lose to anyone, I'd want it to be my good friend."
Davis, who represented North America at the 2009 ASP World Junior Championships, is looking at his second place finish at the Ezekiel Pro Junior as another critical result in his quest to find his way back on to the ASP World Junior stage.
"I started the year off with a fifth at Sebastian, so this is another good result for me," Davis said. "It's one place better than I did last year and I'm feeling more comfortable after each year of doing the Pro Junior events."
Vans Pier Classic Final Results:
1 – Dylan Goodale (HAW) 16.30
2 - Micah Byrne (USA) 15.65
3 - Peter Mel (USA) 9.75
4 - Jason Collins (USA) 6.95
Vans Pier Classic Semifinals Results:
Heat 1: Jason Collins (USA) 12.00, Peter Mel (USA) 10.25, Cristobal De Col (PER) 9.90, Tom Rezvan (USA) 8.40
Heat 2: Dylan Goodale (HAW) 13.30, Micah Byrne (USA) 12.00, Anthony Petruso (USA) 10.70, Brandon Guilmette (USA) 9.55
Vans Pier Classic Quarterfinals Results:
Heat 1: Jason Collins (USA) 14.00, Tom Rezvan (USA) 7.45, Ryah Arthur (USA) 6.90, Luke Davis (USA) 3.40
Heat 2: Cristobal De Col (PER) 12.75, Peter Mel (USA) 12.25, Taylor Thorne (USA) 10.10, Macy Mullen (HAW) 9.15
Heat 3: Micah Byrne (USA) 14.25, Brandon Guilmette (USA) 12.10, Tyler Newton (HAW) 10.75, Adam Lambert (USA) 3.00
Heat 4: Dylan Goodale (HAW) 13.75, Anthony Petruso (USA) 12.00, Asher Nolan (USA) 11.75, Ted Navarro (USA) 11.35
Ezekiel Pro Junior Final Results:
1 – Kolohe Andino (USA) 17.95
2 – Luke Davis (USA) 16.90
3 – Andrew Doheny (USA) 16.35
4 – Tyler Newton (HAW) 13.00
Ezekiel Pro Junior Semifinals Results:
Heat 1: Tyler Newton (HAW) 14.85, Andrew Doheny (USA) 14.40, Chase Wilson (USA) 12.05, Dillon Perillo (USA) 6.75
Heat 2: Kolohe Andino (USA) 16.85, Luke Davis (USA) 15.25, Alex Smith (HAW) 11.75, Victor Done (USA) 9.40
Ezekiel Pro Junior Quarterfinals Results:
Heat 1: Dillon Perillo (USA) 9.25, Chase Wilson (USA) 8.90, Dege O'Connell (HAW) 7.35, Taylor Thorne (USA) 4.30
Heat 2: Tyler Newton (HAW) 14.00, Andrew Doheny (USA) 13.15, Evan Geiselman (USA) 11.25, Tanner Hendrickson (HAW) 7.10
Heat 3: Victor Done (USA) 16.75, Kolohe Andino (USA) 16.40, Michael Dunphy (USA) 12.60, Keanu Asing (HAW) 11.65
Heat 4: Alex Smith (USA) 15.25, Luke Davis (USA) 12.50, Conner Coffin (USA) 11.90, Chase Brady (USA) 3.75


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A firmware upgrade for ScopeMeter test tool 190C/2x5 Series is available, major changes are:
- Several issues on CAN, FF and Profibus DP have been resolved (2x5C only)
- F2 is disabled in eye-pattern button bar when bus health is off (2x5C only)
- Fixed dot-join status after leaving bushealth mode (2x5C only)
- Fixed trigger status indication after leaving bushealth mode (2x5C only)
- No data banner no longer appears when wiring diagram is shown (2x5C only)
- Fixed recall function, not correctly recalling screen + data (V8.04)
- Fixed TrendPlot Save. UI only showed screen + setting not recording (V8.04)
- Fixed Trend storage (V8.02)
- Remote control Fluke 190 Series improved (V7.06)
- Zoom in 2s/div timebase setting improved and micro symbol added in readings symbol table (V7.04)
- Improved screen update rate (V7.02)
- Deeper waveform memory up to 3K spectrum analysis using Fast Fourier Transformation (V7.00)
- Two new trigger modes (n-cycle and dual edge) (V7.00)
- Cursor limited automatic measurement (rms Watt etc. between cursors) (V7.00)
Upgrading Version V7.0x, V8.00 or V8.02 to Version V8.04 - Instruments with version V7.01 to V8.02 are field upgradable free of charge.Please contact the Fluke service department for firmware updates on this product.
FlashTool Software Requirements:
- Fluke 190C/2x5C Series Color ScopeMeter, with firmware V7.0 1V 8.0 2. (See firmware level check below).
- A PC running Windows XP or Vista, with a free RS-232 or USB port to perform the software installation.
- PM9080 or OC4USB (RevII) optically isolated serial interface cable (as included with the ScopeMeter 19xC/S model and with the SCC-190 kit) for data interconnection between the PC and the instrument.
Upgrading Earlier Versions - Instruments with firmware version V5.0x and V6.x cannot be upgraded to V8.04 in the field. These instruments require re-calibration after upgrading. Therefore these units must be returned to a Fluke Authorized Service Center. Contact your local service center and order a firmware upgrade and calibration according to PCN 4841. Note: For the firmware upgrade and calibration a nominal fee will be charged.
Firmware Level Check - Press USER and F3 [VERSION & CAL …] on your ScopeMeter to check its firmware version.
Please contact the Fluke service department for firmware updates on this product.
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IKEA, the Swedish megastore with the cool and affordable furniture and housewares is branching out to offer the whole house.
The blue-and-yellow store in Portland, Ore., is teaming up with Ideabox, a Salem, Ore.-based manufacturer of pre-built homes, to deliver the "Aktiv", an $86,500 one-bedroom pre-fabbed domicile that includes all the furnishings.
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Jim Russell, owner and principal at Ideabox, has a background in energy, having worked for Oregon's Department of Energy and Energy Trust at Oregon. He's passionate about delivering energy-efficient homes — as long as they have a design edge.
"We want our homes to be so rockin' cool that people just want them," Russell said. "No Birkenstocks, no flannel, no granola."
The home gets a boost in its quest for maximum energy efficiency in part due to its small footprint. Aktiv is compact at 745-square-feet and carries an all-inclusive price tag of about $86,000. From order to delivery, an Ideabox home takes about eight weeks, with two to three of that in building time.
The Huffington Post reports the Aktiv home will be green, but buyers can choose surface materials and colors.
The house can be delivered to your empty lot by a semi-truck in one or two big pieces. It arrives already constructed and partially furnished, with an IKEA bedroom, kitchen and bathroom installed.
… IKEA, best known as world's largest furniture maker, has been making prefab BoKlok, or "smart living," homes in Sweden since 1996. The new Aktiv homes, Swedish for "active," will be the company's first foray into the U.S. market.
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Wedding bells won't be in George Clooney's future for now.
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That prompted George to remark: "I hate to blow your whole news story, but I was married. Yeah, so I've proven how good I was at it, and I just. ... I'm allowed one."
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It has been six months since Jorge Mario Bergoglio became the first pope to take the name Francis, and what a six months has it been. From the early days of his papacy where the social media outlets were exploding with quotes from his daily Masses, shared videos and pictures of seemingly his every move, and tales of his shunning the typical "royal treatment" that usually accompanies his new role in the Church. This past summer at World Youth Day in Rio de Janeiro was more of the same.
I did not get to attend personally, but I followed the pilgrims' progress via Facebook and Twitter and tuned in to the Vigil Service and closing Mass. What a scene on the famed Copacabana Beach! There were an estimated 3 million people camping out on a beach… to see the Pope! It was such a powerful display of the faithful, of the young Church, of the magnetism of Pope Francis, of the uniting power of Body of Christ.
Pope Francis did and said many things that have been commented on, but the thing that stands out in my mind was a passing phrase in his homily at the World Youth Day Mass. While reflecting on the Responsorial Psalm he said: "The opening words of the psalm that we proclaimed are: "Sing to the Lord a new song" (Psalm 95:1). What is this new song? It does not consist of words; it is not a melody; it is the song of your life; it is allowing our life to be identified with that of Jesus; it is sharing his sentiments, his thoughts, his actions. And the life of Jesus is a life for others. It is a life of service"
Wow, the new song we sing to the Lord is our life! A life lived for Jesus, a life imitating Jesus, a life that is directed at others, a life of service. That is a song I want to sing!
This message is so needed for the modern world. All too often the song of our lives is off key when compared to this challenge from Francis. We live for our advancement, our pleasure, our desires, our wants, our goals, our agendas, in short, for ourselves.
Jesus ushered in the Kingdom of God and commanded us to spread it to the entire world. Not coincidentally "Go and make disciples of all nations" was the theme of World Youth Day 2013.
But how do we make our lives this new song? In the words of Pope Francis: "We cannot keep ourselves shut up in parishes, in our communities, when so many people are waiting for the Gospel!" Francis said. "It is not enough simply to open the door in welcome, but we must go out through that door to seek and meet the people!
If we do this right, he says, we will make a mess. "What is it that I expect as a consequence of World Youth Day? I want a mess. We knew that in Rio there would be great disorder, but I want trouble in the dioceses! I want to see the church get closer to the people.
As I was reflecting on all I saw and heard with regard to World Youth Day, it became clear to me that Pope Francis took the stance of the iconic "Christ the Redeemer" statue that overlooks Rio de Janeiro: Arms open wide in a simultaneously calling, healing, welcoming, and offering of himself for the pilgrims of World Youth Day.
But there is one huge difference between the statue and Francis. The Pope is not immovable and concrete. He not only speaks the "set in stone" teachings of the Church, he animates them with his actions. Yes it is messy when he visits slums and jumps out of the pope-mobile to hug and pray over strangers, but the mess he creates inspires people to live what they believe. And living what we believe is what puts the tone in the note, the beat in the rhythm, and the meaning to the lyric of the song of our lives. So sing to the Lord the song of your life, and let the mess begin!
It has been six months since Jorge Mario Bergoglio became the first pope to take the name Francis, and what a six months has it been.


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There were 54.5 seconds left in the game. New York cradled a delicate 87-84 lead over the powerhouse Heat. Down 3-0 in the series, this was do-or-die time for the Knicks defense. Miami ran a high pick and roll between Dwayne Wade and Chris Bosh. Bosh did well to quickly slip screen into the paint while both Carmelo Anthony and Tyson Chandler were focused on Wade. The much maligned Amar'e Stoudemire made an awesome defensive rotation to push Bosh out to the baseline, where he then threw the ball into a back court for a turnover. Carmelo Anthony was fouled from three point land on the next possession and the rest is history. In this post, I am going to analyze how Stoudemire made the defensive play of the game for the Knicks.
As you can see in the image, Wade and Bosh initiate the pick and roll at the top of the key. Notice the position of Chandler and Anthony, as this becomes very important. Also notice where Stoudemire, circled in red, is positioned at the beginning of this play. He is assigned to guard Shane Battier up at the top of the screen. As you can see in this image, Bosh isn't in great position to set a hard screen, rather he is setting himself up for a slip screen. Due to the fact that Bosh is a deadly outside shooter, Tyson Chandler is forced to play up on Bosh.
As can be seen here, Bosh doesn't screen Anthony at all. He gives him a slight push and slips right into the paint. I think Chandler actually played this poorly, as he assumes Anthony will switch. However, when Bosh doesn't actually set a screen, Anthony has a pretty unimpaired path to Wade. Chandler should have dropped back with the rolling Bosh, but that doesn't happen.
As the entry pass comes to Bosh in the paint, notice how Stoudemire is now crashing towards where he THINKS Bosh will end up. Stoudemire takes an excellent angle on this play. He realizes that Bosh's momentum is going to take him towards the restricted circle, and heads directly there. Carmelo Anthony also does an admirable job of trying to get into the play, but he is too far away to really impact the entry pass.
This was taken when Bosh catches the ball. Notice how Stoudemire's angle completely cuts off Bosh from the basket. Rather than gamble and jump at the ball, which we've seen him do in the past, Stoudemire does a great job of working to cut Bosh off and eventually push him to the baseline. You will see it more in the next photo, but Anthony also does a nice job of rotating to Stoudemire's man, Shane Battier in the corner.
After Bosh catches the ball, Stoudemire does an excellent job of using his body to push Bosh out to the baseline. Stoudemire puts himself in a strong, square defensive position, not allowing Bosh to attack the baseline nor the middle of the paint. If Bosh was going to score, he would have had to shoot over Stoudemire. As you'll see in the video, Stoudemire also gets underneath Bosh which forces him to give up the ball. Notice also how Carmelo Anthony has now put himself in the passing lane of a possible Bosh-to-Battier pass. Stoudemire's rotation allows the Knicks to recover from an initially poorly defensed sequence. Despite the fact that the pick and roll was initially open, you can see now that the Knicks have the play very well defensed. Bosh then panics and throws the ball into the backcourt, giving the ball back to New York with 40 seconds to play.


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Boating & Punting in Canterbury has been a favourite pastime on the River Stour for a number of years.
CANTERBURY HISTORIC RIVER TOURS' staff pride themselves on offering one of the most enjoyable insights into Canterbury's historic past which can capture the imagination of people of all age groups and can form part of a great day out in Canterbury for adults, families, kids and visiting groups.
As one of Canterbury's main tourist attractions, in one of England's principal tourist cities, the guided tour and ferry service provides both visitors and locals with a unique vantage point to some of Canterbury's most stunning and important architecture, and the company can trace its historic past to 1932.
Flowing through the heart of historic Canterbury, The River Stour is the perfect way to escape the hustle and bustle of one of the country's busiest city centres, allowing you to discover parts of the city that are only accessible by our tour.
Our friendly staff who act as your chauffeurs and guides will present the historical facts of the passing buildings and monuments in a light-hearted and entertaining manner.
We are now open for the 2018 season. All tours are dependent on weather and river conditions, leaving every 15-20 minutes.
Why not have a look at some vintage boating and punting in Canterbury photographs.
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