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I don't know about most people, but I have a limited amount of money to spend on society memberships, so I'm constantly having to evaluate benefit vs. cost. I'd love to join many more, but I need to be selective.
I recently discovered the website for an historical society in an area of genealogical interest – close enough geographically that I could utilize their library and even attend meetings from time to time. I liked that their website had a detailed listing of resources. They had a current events widget. Looked great – I just needed to know about their membership fees, journals published, publications for sale, benefits for members, etc. But none of this information was on their website.
They did have a link to email them, which I did. I received an automated reply stating that if I didn't hear from anyone in 2 weeks, to call them. Really??
I checked their blog, hoping for more information, but it had only one entry and had not been updated in 7 weeks, except by spammers publishing links to questionable websites. Apparently no one at the society reads the comments of their visitors, legitimate or not. It was a disappointment, and needless to say, that particular society has been crossed off my list for membership. The porch light appears to be on, but nobody's home.
This experience got me thinking about what I, as both a potential new member and a former society volunteer, value in a genealogical or historical society.
1) I love to see an informative, attractive, easily navigated website. Especially one that's kept up-to-date with current happenings – it shows me that the society is alive and well. Things are happening there.
2) Current members should have easy online access to the information they need. Potential new members should be given good reasons to join – membership fees and benefits are important; contact information and queries that are attended to promptly is imperative. Show me why joining your society would be a great decision. If I didn't already have an interest, I wouldn't be at your website.
3) Societies should publish the best journal possible, and publish it regularly. I appreciate getting what I paid for.
4) On a society's website, I enjoy a short narrative on the history of the area, or some articles on historical local topics – I want to see how interested and excited a society is about their mission. An anemic society isn't going to excite potential or existing members much either.
5) Are there volunteer opportunities – proofreading, formatting, transcribing, etc. - that can be done from a distance. I'd like to get involved despite the fact that I don't live in the area. Is there some way that I can help you help us?
6) I love indexes! I'm elated to find an index with an easy way to get the original. For a small fee, payable quickly and easily by PayPal, the society will print and mail a photocopy of the record I need. I can order it, and get it in the mail a few days later. Awesome! And very forward-thinking!
7) A big bonus is a "Members Only" section of the website, where I can access selected library materials or search more detailed indexes. What a boon to members who live a great distance away, and a great reason to join the society, even if I can't get to the research library in person.
These are just a handful of things that are most important to me. How do *you* feel about it?


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A professional development session can leave a teacher feeling knowledgeable and excited, or feel like the session was a waste of their time.
I've had the benefit of working in three different districts; some were very laid back, and others were very uptight. I've seen both extremes as far as the PD spectrum goes; I've had great, and I've been subjected to bad, so I feel qualified to write on professional development.
When I came across the article 5 Ways to Fail at Design in the Harvard Business Review, I became inspired to relate it to teaching. I knew the points of design failure could aptly be used in the teaching profession, especially in regard to professional development failure.
Take these teachers' perspective tips on what to avoid when planning your next professional development.
Teachers like receiving insightful and innovative professional development with exciting methodology, but dislike when administrators then refuse to change any other part of the district/building/department.
Giving a teacher great professional development with exciting new technologies, new methods of teaching, and new products to play with, and then turning her back into the "same" building, with the "same" expectations is brutal. There is only so much innovation that can happen when only a few are excited. Other aspects have to change as well.
Teachers need a culture of innovation to blossom and if they have tools introduced to them, but then are never given the chance to run with those new tools…well, they won't run for long.
Teachers are disappointed when professional development is not useful to them where they are, in that moment. The crucial word is R-E-L-E-V-A-N-C-E.
The absolute worst PD I've ever been to was one that taught me to create a PowerPoint…in 2009! Really? It was an awful way to waste my time. I've been to a PD for graphic organizers (snooze), one for storytelling (and I'm not talking the digital kind…let's just say there was a walking stick that I was supposed to converse with), and even one on Foldables (okay…that one was fun but I'm not sure how useful origami is=).
My point is, I may be a little more technologically-advanced than others, but not quite as adept at assessing reading strategies as some. Please learn where your teachers are, and go from there. Differentiation applies to teachers as well as students.
Professional development that is solely organized around another school's success is bound to fail. Sure, all teachers want to learn what works in other schools. We want to hear about great RTI, fantastic test scores, and fabulous discipline techniques, but, one school's success has to make sense in a another school.
Good professional development stays true to the needs of a school and its' teachers; it can bring forth methods that have worked in other schools, but we can't just "copycat". PD in schools that work needs to be tailored to each district, and from there, each building.
Professional development that that is piecemeal, at best, will surely lose the interest of the teacher. Deciding on a direction a school will be going, and then handing out only the tiniest bits and pieces of information is hard for many teachers to swallow.
I know that there is another side of the coin– being overwhelmed–but many, if not most teachers can take on a challenge with a big chunk of information (and, give us a little credit…we didn't earn advanced degrees by being intimidated with a lot of information). Teachers don't like incoherence, and that's exactly what it feels like when we are given teeny bits of information or strategies in isolation. Give me something big to work with…small isolated pieces feel adolescent and frankly, really (really) boring.
The worst PD is condescending and patronizing. These awful PD's usually come from someone who is one of two things:
A.) One who hasn't been a teacher in years.
B.) One who has never been a teacher.
In either case, it's easy for condescension to creep in. It's important to remember that most teachers are active learners and also professionals.
*Please don't tell me to differentiate in my classroom while in a "one size fits all" PD.
*Please don't ask me to have a constructivist classroom while you're giving me a handout.
*Please don't remind me that I need to use inquiry…while you lecture.
*Following me? If you ask for something of my classroom, please return the favor in professional development, otherwise, it feels patronizing.
Excuse me for little bit of a soapboxy, but teachers need to grow as professionals. We want to stay on top of our game. Please help us by giving us the most innovative, relevant, tailored, differentiated, and professional professional development you can plan and you won't have a school full of angry teachers!
What tips do you have for successful teacher professional development? Share in the comments section!
Reprinted with permission from the author. Originally posted on author Jessica Piper's blog, Writing is Immortality.


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SAVAR, Bangladesh - "Save us, brother. I beg you, brother," Mohammad Altab moaned to the rescuers who could not help him.
He had been trapped for more than 24 hours, pinned between slabs of concrete in the ruins of the garment factory building where he worked.
"I want to live," he pleaded, his eyes glistening with tears as he spoke of his two young children. "It's so painful here."
Altab should not have been in the building when it collapsed Wednesday, killing at least 238 people.
No one should have.
After seeing deep cracks in the walls of the building on Tuesday, police had ordered it evacuated. But officials at the garment factories operating inside ignored the order and kept more than 2,000 people working, authorities said.
The disaster in Savar, an industrial suburb of Dhaka, the capital city, is the worst ever for Bangladesh's booming and powerful garment industry, surpassing a fire five months ago that killed 112 people and brought widespread pledges to improve the country's worker-safety standards.
Instead, very little has changed in Bangladesh, where wages, among the lowest in the world, have made it a magnet for numerous global brands. Companies operating in the collapsed building say their customers included retail giants such as Wal-Mart, Dress Barn and Britain's Primark.
On Thursday, hundreds of rescuers, some crawling through the maze of rubble in search of survivors and corpses, spent a second day working amid the cries of the trapped and the wails of workers' relatives gathered outside the Rana Plaza building, which housed numerous garment factories and a handful of other companies.
Rescuers on Thursday evening found 40 survivors trapped in a room on the fourth floor. Twelve were soon freed, and crews worked to get the others out safely, said Brig. Gen. Mohammed Siddiqul Alam Shikder, who is overseeing rescue operations. Crowds at the scene burst into applause as survivors were brought out, although no other details were immediately available.
An Associated Press cameraman who went into the rubble Thursday morning with rescue workers spoke briefly to Atlab, the man who pleaded to be saved. But the team was unable to free Atlab, who was trapped next to two corpses.
From deep inside the rubble, another survivor could be heard weeping as he called for help.
"We want to live, brother! It's hard to remain alive here. It would have been better to die than enduring such pain to live on. We want to live! Please save us," the man cried. It was not immediately clear if he or Atlab were among those later rescued.
After the cracks were reported, managers of a bank that had an office in the building evacuated their employees. The garment factories, though, kept working, ignoring the instructions of the local industrial police, said Mostafizur Rahman, a director of that police force.
Abdur Rahim, who worked on the fifth floor, said he and his co-workers had gone inside Wednesday morning despite seeing the cracks. He said a factory manager had assured people it was safe.
About an hour later, the building collapsed, and the next thing Rahim remembered was regaining consciousness outside.
Officials said they had made it very clear that the building needed to be evacuated.
The Bangladesh Garment Manufacturers and Exporters Association also had asked the factories to suspend their work.
"After we got the crack reports, we asked them to suspend work until further examination, but they did not pay heed," said Atiqul Islam, the group's president.
As crews bored deeper into the wreckage, the odor of decaying bodies wafted through the building. Bangladesh's junior minister for home affairs, Shamsul Haque, said 2,000 people had been rescued.
Maj. Gen. Chowdhury Hasan Suhrawardy, a top military officer in the Savar area, told reporters that search and rescue operations would continue for at least three days after the collapse.
"We know a human being can survive for up to 72 hours in this situation. So our efforts will continue non-stop," he said.
Meanwhile, thousands of workers from the hundreds of garment factories across the Savar industrial zone took to the streets to protest the collapse and poor safety standards.
Shikder said the death toll had reached 238 by Thursday night. The garment manufacturers' group said the factories in the building employed 3,122 workers, but it was not clear how many were inside it when it collapsed.
Dozens of bodies, their faces covered, were laid outside a school building so relatives could identify them. Thousands gathered outside the building, waiting for news.
TV reports said hundreds of protesters clashed with police in Dhaka and the nearby industrial zone of Ashulia. It was not immediately clear if there were any injuries in those clashes.


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Houston-born blog guru stays true to his roots
WordPress made Matt Mullenweg a multimillionaire
He was a computer nerd at an artsy high school. But, oh, what a difference a decade makes.
Matt Mullenweg, the Houston-born-and-bred founding developer of the ubiquitous WordPress blogging platform, is now a multimillionaire who was recently named one of the 10 people most actively "changing the face of the Internet."
When he came to town recently for the 10-year reunion of his graduating class from the High School for the Performing and Visual Arts, Mullenweg stayed at the swanky Museum District midrise apartment where he likes to get away from the East and West coasts.
He spent much of his time here in a rented Aston Martin luxury car, dropping in on friends from high school and hosting a party for the Class of '02.
One night he stopped by Fox Hollow in the Heights to watch fellow grad Major Crooner sing. Another night, he and his friends went to the Montrose-area wine bar Cha to hear a jazz trio featuring saxophonist Cory Wilson, another alumnus.
No one else at Cha seemed to recognize the soft-spoken, long-haired 28-year-old Mullenweg. Maybe they had not yet read Business Insider, which recently ranked him No. 4 among the 10 most influential people online for making WordPress "synonymous with blogging."
The young Internet mogul maintains offices in San Francisco and New York City, but Houston is where he comes to "recharge," he said. "It's a different vibe here."
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Why he's famous: Mullenweg was 19 when he co-founded WordPress, which has grown into a ubiquitous platform used by everyone from citizen bloggers to CNN journalists to White House staffers.
Where's he from: Born in Houston in 1984, he went to public schools, including the High School for the Performing and Visual Arts, and spent two years at the University of Houston before devoting his time to WordPress.
What he says about his hometown: "It's the most underappreciated city in North America," says Mullenweg, who spends more than two months of each year in Houston.
Mullenweg's work consumes most of his waking hours and takes him around the world. He escapes to Houston at least two months out of the year to see family and friends, chow down at Baby Barnaby's and Tiny Boxwood's and grab a workout at Crossfit West Houston.
"My friends here are way more balanced than people in other places," he said. His best friend is a Houston firefighter.
Mullenweg was just 19 when he co-founded WordPress, the publishing software used by countless bloggers and business websites, and he is the force behind it. He reportedly once turned down a $200 million offer for the company.
On his recent visit, he slumped on his couch, attired in a stylish button-down shirt, jeans and socks. His stereo played jazz as he reflected on how Houston shaped his life and career.
Before iPads and smart phones, computers were for geeks, and Mullenweg was one of them. His first computer project was to program music on an "ancient Macintosh" for one of his Johnston Middle School classes.
Asked how he got interested in computers, he said, "I don't know. Because my dad did it. That's why I took up the saxophone, as well."
His father, computer scientist Chuck Mullenweg, and his mother, Kathleen Mullenweg, a stay-at-home mom, now live in Katy. The younger Mullenweg grew up in the Meyer Park area.
While he was at Johnston, his father took him to meetings of the Houston Area League of PC Users to hear guest speakers. Nonmembers would drop off their computers and members, including Mullenweg, would fix them for free.
"You'd learn how users think," he said.
'Always had a smile'
In his teens, he and his nerd friends would drive around town to search for WiFi signals and then map them. He also started a technology club and a Palm Pilot club.
Rumor has it that while in high school he developed an online forum that enabled students to talk about their teachers anonymously. Asked if the rumor is true, he said, "Allegedly," and laughed.
In both middle and high school, he took private sax lessons from jazz musician and band leader David Caceres.
"I remember him being a very happy kid, always had a smile on his face, kind of like the way he is now," Caceres said. "He built two computers for me at my house and in 2000 he built a website for me, and that was pretty new at the time."
His friend Rene Ornelas, a Houston firefighter and emergency medical technician, recalls Mullenweg as a "cool nerd" who knew all the lyrics to every rap song. He was "so smart" and willing to share all he knew, Ornelas said: "He'd help me with ideas for my school papers."
Two years ago, Mullenweg paid for Ornelas' honeymoon in the Bahamas.
While in high school, Mullenweg recalled, he predicted to a classmate that "the Web is going to change everything," and it made the friend laugh.
He left the University of Houston after two years to devote his efforts to WordPress.
Money not motivator
Mullenweg's aim is to keeping the company growing, "ensuring that as the next billion people come online they have a free and open platform to publish with and have a voice."
He declined to disclose his net worth or his company's. It's been speculated in the press that he is worth upward of $40 million.
But accumulating money is not what he is about, his friends say.
"I think he's driven by his excitement of bringing people together," Caceres said, "uniting people on the Internet."
Mullenweg calls technology "incredibly democratizing." For $300 you can own the same hand-held computer a billionaire owns, he said.
Not surprisingly, Mullenweg has his own blog, ma.tt. Earlier this year, he used the blog to solicit donations for Charity: Water, a nonprofit organization that brings clean drinking water to people in developing countries. Mullenweg made his own contribution and traveled to Ethiopia to see a few of the wells, he said.
A recent New York Times feature, "Dating Profiles of High-Tech, High-Worth Bachelors," described Mullenweg as "a boyish blond with snowboarder stubble." But his high school friends don't see him as a high-roller.
"It's incredible - he's still so humble," said Elissa Rinehart, who graduated a year after he did and is now a wedding photographer in Austin. He could have dropped all his old friends, she said, to hang out with big shots.
"He's still the same dude," Rinehart said, "just better dressed."


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By Mira Smeirat Hanna, a young woman from the YWCA of Jordan
If I talk about my experience in this conference I would say that it has been good because it is a meeting of women and young women from across the region and we are exchanging ideas, experiences, opinions, and new methods. So I am glad that I was part of this conference where I had the chance to speak my mind and voice my opinions towards the issues related to justice, peace, women and human rights. Issues that we need to discuss in order to be agents of change. The atmosphere was great especially considering that we all come from one back ground which is the Arab nation. We shared the demands, needs and passion in addition to political, cultural and social problems and obstacles. We are one and we are all there to support each other and that was the case. I think is the YWCA Jordan is still on the beginning of the track to go towards the change of the core of the work because the name of the Y stands for young and still we don't have many young women and the authority isn't ours it's the old ladies' yet we can't start the real action before taking that into consideration.
So I was inspired by the activity of Lebanon and Egypt they have great youth activities and now we need a re-starting point to find the youth of YWCA Jordan and to be represented on the board. It's important that we see and meet with role models like Omar Bargouthy, he made a presentation at the conference that made a great impact on me. I want to do my best to work towards the idea of BDS. It was a life changing idea for me and such a model should be influential in attracting more young ladies to become members. Moreover, I gained new friends and new information regarding international laws of women rights and human rights too, new practical experience of presenting myself, my leadership, my personal knowledge and experience, my skills and voice. Meeting extraordinary women empowered and powerful even though they are married with children and old but still they are active and influential, all of that gave me the hope and enthusiasm that there are no borders. When I stand still, work hard and be myself and fight for my success and my values and never stop there will be no barriers because God gave me the capability and youth to use it well and face the world for creating a better world that I love and I want to see in the future. I wish to thank the YWCA for this opportunity.
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As if Cave Story wasn't enough, Nintendo has plenty more downloadable games coming out in the first half of 2010, from Art Style and WarioWare for WiiWare to a DSiWare fighter that puts you inside the game.
If you've been keeping up with the flood of Nintendo news this morning, you'll know that Cave Story hits WiiWare on March 22nd, but the WiiWare party starts on March 1st, when Capcom's Mega Man 10 makes the scene. Then on the 8th, Max & the Magic Marker arrives, charging players to use their Wii remote as a drawing tool, helping Max reach his ultimate goal, whatever that might be. Maybe he really wants to play Cave Story. Rounding out March we have WarioWare: D.I.Y. Showcase, a standalone WarioWare title featuring interoperability with WarioWare D.I.Y. on the Nintendo DS.
Two new WiiWare Art Style titles also make the lineup for early 2010. Rotozoa features a tiny creature that absorbs tiny colored organisms through its tentacles to grow larger, and Art Style: light trax features a techno-music backed race between colored light beams, which sounds a great deal like Bit Generation's dotstream, which is fine by us.
This spring will also see the release of Ghostfire Game's Rage of the Gladiator and a port of gorgeous PC puzzle platformer And Yet It Moves from Broken rules. Then, come the summer, we'll be treated to Super Meat Boy!, which needs no introduction.
DSiWare explodes this year with the spring release of Nintendo's Photo Dojo, a fighting game in which you take photos of yourself, record sounds, and then become a character in a side-scrolling beat-em up. Sounds like an interesting use for that DSi camera we've been poking at for months.
Spring also brings Nintendo's Metal Torrent to DSiWare, a multiplayer shooter involving converting your opponent's bullets to cubes to increase your score, and X-Scape, also from Nintendo, which is an exploratory adventure involving exploring more than 20 planets, navigating 3D tunnels, and fighting giant robots.
It looks like Nintendo has a fine lineup coming, at least for the first half of the year. Things are beginning to look up for the weekly Nintendo Download.


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Kaching Karen
Last year a group of us went kayaking on the Kennebec. We did a little caching and had some fun. I'm willing to lead another trip. I'm looking at the weekend of June 2nd and 3rd. I was thinking at putting in at Fort Halifax (Winslow) and going to Augusta. There is a couple of options of joining us part way and there are caches at the beginning and at the end. Who knows, maybe I can plant one before hand in a fun spot.


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Funny how Apple's rumored to be getting into the TV business and then almost overnight, Microsoft is rumored to be getting into the game and now Lenovo, a company that primarily makes computers is also entering the battle.
The TV space is already crowded enough and yet Lenovo says it will sell a smart TV called "IdeaTV" in the first quarter of next year. The Chinese company didn't provide additional details on how it would approach a smart TV. It's rumored that the IdeaTV will take a simple approach, possibly by incorporating Google TV into it as Sony did last year.
However, any company entering the TV business is going to quickly find out that it's not a high-stakes market. Even Sony's CEO Howard Stringer admitted that his company loses money on every single HDTV it sells. How will Lenovo, a company with little experience building or securing precious large-screen panels fair?
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Unless Lenovo comes up with its own way to revolutionize the HDTV (just adding 3D doesn't count either), it's unlikely that its IdeaTVs will be able to differentiate themselves from Samsung, LG, Toshiba and even some of the less-known brands such as Vizio, Haier and Dynex sets.
Apple's approach is heavily rumored to be Siri-based and Microsoft is said to be in talks to license — not make — its Kinect sensor technology out to TV makers.
Black Friday went by without me upgrading my puny 26-inch LG LED TV I purchased last November, but I think it's good thing that I waited. It would appear some very interesting TV options are on the horizon.
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STERLING — — The Prairie Lady Mustangs wrapped up their season Thursday night with a pair of losses in the 1A District 4 tournament last night at the Bank of Colorado Events Center on the Northeastern Junior College Campus. The Mustangs were up against the third seed in Caliche, and the No. 2 seed in Peetz.
The Caliche Lady Buffaloes, the No. 1 ranked team in the state, only received the No. 3 seed due to conference considerations. They had the best overall record in the tournament.
Lady Mustangs started things out against the Peetz Lady Bulldogs, falling in three with scores of 16-25, 20-25, and 24-26.
Against the Lady Buffaloes it was more of the same, the Mustangs struggled the first two sets before turning it on to try and avoid elimination in the final set.
The Mustangs lost 16-25, 20-25, and 24-26.
Prairie ends it's season with a 6-11 overall record and 5-5 against conference opponents.
The team sends off two seniors, mid-blocker Erica Artis, and setter Alyssa Harms.
Both Caliche and Peetz move on to the final round on Saturday, where they will take on Weldon Valley and Fleming, who moved on after Tuesday.
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text: Helltown Friday The 13th Art Show Are you superstitious? Well, Helltown Workshop is! Well for the last two weeks of May anyways. Friday the 13th gave the Provincetown, Massachusetts gallery a chance to get very superstitious. Over 20 artists exhibited works that showcased the weird, the wild, the dark, the distressed, the silly and the mysterious side of our obsessions with Friday the 13th and superstitions… [Video and pictures of expanded page] [youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h_1Gdbh8XlE&w=560&h=349] The event, co-sponsored by Coastline Tattoo, Cape Cod Beer and George's Pizza Pub, showcased paintings, drawings, assemblage and sculpture from local, as well as invited guest artists from the tattoo community. Kris Smith and Scott Bruns of Coastline Tattoo (who are two of the partners in the five artist collective known as Helltown Workshop) put the word out to some of the tattoo artists they have shared space working with through the years. Fellow tattoo artists joining the exhibit this year were Ozzie Perez, Joy Less Posh, Chris Midkiff, Braden Kendall, Tony Edwards, Alice "No Where" White, Eric Eaton, Dave Steele and Adam Shields. The exhibit also featured the work of Joey Mars, Shawn Morris, Ramiro Davis-Comas, Kit-Kat Harrigan, Dan Langhans, Christina Gusek and Adam Mulcahy. A myriad of broken mirrors, black cats, devils, tarot cards, spiders, poison, twisted sailors and sea monsters all peered down upon the gallery goers during opening night, as good and bad luck floated about. Haunting dreams and debilitating insecurities all swirled around in a haze of excitement and mystery. The gallery is entering its third season with a full schedule of exhibits featuring low brow and outsider art from around the country. If you make it to the vortex tip of Cape Cod this summer be sure to check out the scene at Helltown Workshop: www.helltownworkshop.com


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Saturday, October 9, 2010
Impressions: Mia's Pizzas
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I went to Mia's once while I was on a break from hanging lights at Imagination Stage around the corner. The pizza I recall being good, but not great. The specifics of it are hazy. What I do remember is the beautifully tiled oven and the lovely wood-fire scent. I'll have to check it out again next time I'm home. My dad went recently and said he was fairly impressed, so it looks like I'll have someone to eat with.ReplyDelete
@Will: I'd heard that Two Amys was the best pizza in the D.C. area, but it's strictly Neapolitan, and I had already had Neapolitan on this trip (at Marco's in Denver), so that's why I opted for Mia's. I liked Mia's well enough, but I'd bet dollars to doughnuts that Two Amys is better.ReplyDelete
Two Amys probably is the best pizza in the DC area. On a good night their crust is as tasty as any I can recall having. Pupatella, in Arlington, made pretty excellent pizza out of a gas-fired oven in a cart. I dunno what their restaurant is like though. My folks also recently went to Facci, a relatively new addition to the neapolitan gang, and they came back with positive words. Though, I guess this is all pretty much useless info at this point.ReplyDelete
@Will: Not useless at all. I'll be back in DC at some point, so I'll definitely make a point of visiting Two Amys in the future, as well as a handful of other places.ReplyDelete


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In schools throughout the United States, March 14 is Pi Day. Why? March is the third month, so if we express "March 14" as a decimal, we get 3.14, which is the approximation for the number pi we learned all those years ago. The purpose of Pi Day is simply to celebrate the important and mysterious number pi.
In the St. Bonaventure Department of Mathematics, Pi Day festivities begin precisely at 1:59 p.m. and end precisely 2 hours 65 minutes later. Like the date of Pi Day, these figures are derived from the digits of pi: to eight digits beyond the decimal point, pi is about 3.14 159 265. Our celebrations occur in and near De La Roche 301 and include pie (naturally), pi-ounce bags of m&m's (really), Pi Day songs (naturally), a giant Pi Day display, and an opportunity to find your birthday in the digits of pi. Pi Day at SBU is sponsored by the SBU Student Chapter of the Mathematical Association of America. In the fall, the SBU Student Chapter sponsors Integral Day.
On this page, you'll find more about Pi Day at SBU and more about the fascinating number pi. The Pi Day page is maintained by Dr. Chris Hill (email@example.com).
Pi is defined to be the ratio between the circumference C of a circle and its diameter d. Thus, π = C/d. Implicit in this definition is a fact from geometry: in the Euclidean plane, the ratio of the circumference of a circle to its diameter is the same for every circle.
Calculus has been used to prove that pi is irrational, which implies that the digits of pi go on forever without settling into a repeating pattern. Using powerful mathematics and powerful computers, pi has been computed to over twelve trillion digits. The digits of pi do not appear to have any pattern whatsoever---they seem to be random. It's remarkable that from such simplicity (π = C/d) comes such complexity (the digits of pi).
The idea of "Pi Day" originated with physicist Larry Shaw, who organized the first Pi Day celebration at the San Francisco Exploratorium in 1988. Almost exactly twenty-one years later, on March 11, 2009, the U.S. House of Representatives passed a resolution proclaiming March 14 to be National Pi Day. The resolution encourages schools to teach their students about pi and to "engage them about mathematics." On behalf of the thousands and thousands of people who have enjoyed Pi Day and were, as a result, engaged about mathematics, thank you Mr. Shaw!
On this page, the following (common but not universal) convention is used: when counting digits of pi, the initial "3" is skipped. For example, pi to eight digits is 3.14159265.
At the following pi-related web sites, you can learn more about pi, gaze at the digits of pi, search the digits of pi, listen to pi, match wits with pi, or buy cool stuff celebrating pi.
Happy Pi Day (By LaVern Christianson. Sung to the tune of "Happy Birthday.")
Happy Pi Day to you,
Happy Pi Day to you,
Happy Pi Day everybody,
Happy Pi Day to you.
Oh Number Pi (By LaVern Christianson. Sung to the tune of "Oh Christmas Tree.")
Oh, number pi
Oh, number pi
Your digits are unending,
Oh, number pi
Oh, number pi
No pattern are you sending.
You're three point one four one five nine,
And even more if we had time.
Oh, number pi
Oh, number pi
For circle lengths unbending.
Oh, number pi
Oh, number pi
You are a number very sweet,
Oh, number pi
Oh, number pi
Your uses are so very neat.
There's 2 pi r and pi r squared,
Four-thirds pi r cubed---don't be scared.
Oh, number pi
Oh, number pi
We know that pi's a tasty treat.
American Pi (All rights reserved, lyric © 1997--2007 Lawrence Mark Lesser. Sung to the tune of Don McClean's "American Pie."
Each row contains 50 digits (ignoring the initial "3"). One curious feature of this segment of pi is the appearance of six consecutive nines, beginning at digit 762. This sequence of nines is called the Feynman point, after physicist Richard Feynman.
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I love being a mom - 365 days a year - or nearly that many.
Motherhood is a daily (and middle-of-the-nightly) event, but it's right around this time each year I find myself contemplating the value of my role in providing guidance, direction, leadership and healthy snacks to my children. After decades of soul-searching, I think I finally understand why.
Summer vacation. School let out last week. We are on the tenth day of summer break and I woke this morning with the realization we have a full 84 consecutive days remaining before this escapade of ours is over. One week down, 12 to go. I did the math and numbers don't lie.
They'll spend their mornings and afternoons here - 24/7. Day in, day out. Eating in the family room. Playing basketball in the driveway. Eating in their bedrooms. Not flushing. Eating in the screen porch. Creating their own definition of what it means to make a bed. Eating - anywhere but the kitchen. Discarding various items of clothing in the yard because they got hot. Eating - again. Running outside in their stocking-feet because they can't find their shoes. Eating - still. And so on.
For the next three months (84 days, but who's counting?) I will be two steps behind them, trying to keep the refrigerator full and the laundry pile empty, while summer reading assignments pile up like cereal bowls in the sink, crumbs on the counter and flip flops by the back door. At first, I will make efforts to keep up with this entity called summer, but will gradually give in and come to accept a life that includes disheveled hair, disheveled beds and disheveled schedules.
The season is meant for fun. I understand this. I embrace this. I'm just not sure, sometimes, if I could ever be fully prepared for the unabashed, uninhibited warm weather glee that emanates from my offspring June through August. Better put, how many Reese's wrappers found in the laundry is too many? Can there be too many? I guess I should be thankful they were empty. Chocolate stains are difficult. Then again, I could've used a little sugar pick-me-up.
While we're still in the infant stages of summer (audible sigh), the excitement's already started at our house and I'm not referring to the joy generated this morning when I discovered toothpaste globs in the sink.
This weekend while I was running errands, they called to say they'd broken a window. This honesty might have been perceived as virtuous in a different scenario. I wasn't concerned with virtue; I was concerned with shards of glass. Every mother knows it isn't summer until a window gets broken. At my house, the season has officially begun. I am proud I didn't lose my cool or yell and scream into the phone. Instead, I asked the smart and savvy question: Interior or exterior pane? I didn't inquire about bleeding or injury, because my mom-tuition told me it wasn't necessary. (No one was screaming in the background.)
Good news. Turns out the crash site involved an interior window, which automatically puts the project at a lower priority for fixation. Bad news. It was the same window my husband replaced about a month ago - when the boys broke it the first time. I knew this latest collection of broken glass was going to make my husband appreciate being a father just as much as I love being a mother. God bless the children for reaching out and meeting our needs in such unexpected and unwarranted ways.
Lost shoes. Candy wrappers in the laundry. Unmade beds. Summer reading looming in the last dark corners of August. Broken windows. I don't mind any of it - much. But don't tell my kids. They think 84 days is a really long time, and although I pretend to agree, I understand this is all so fleeting.
Broken windows are easily fixed. You get a new pane of glass and put it where the old, broken one was and you're good to go - sparkling and bright like new tennis shoes on the first day of school.
Children aren't panes of glass (nor are they pains in the glass). They grow up. You can't put them back to where they were again because that place is gone with the setting sun. Today is all you've got. So, you work to make it a good one - all 84 of them.
Jill Pertler is an award-winning syndicated columnist, playwright and author of "The Do-It-Yourselfer's Guide to Self-Syndication" You can read more columns at the Slices of Life page on Facebook.


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homosexuality, a term created by 19th cent. theorists to describe a sexual and emotional interest in members of one's own sex. Today a person is often said to have a homosexual or a heterosexual orientation, a description intended to defuse some of the long-standing sentiment among many Westerners that homosexuality is immoral or pathological. Homosexual practices are not afforded any special moral or psychological significance in many other cultures. A survey of 190 societies around the world (1951) reported that homosexual practices were considered acceptable behavior in approximately 70% of them.
The description of homosexuality as an orientation also suggests, as some contemporary theorists have argued, that the boundaries between "homosexual" and "heterosexual" are not necessarily rigid. Some studies have indicated that most individuals have some erotic interest in both sexes, whether overt or not. The open expression of interest in both sexes is known as bisexuality. Transsexuals are distinguished from homosexuals by the feeling that they are really members of the opposite sex. Male and female homosexuals are now commonly known as gays and lesbians, respectively.
Theories of Homosexuality
Psychiatric theories of homosexuality have included the following: that homosexuality is a regression to the earliest (oral) stage of development; that most families of homosexuals are characterized by an overprotective mother and an absent father; or that homosexuals fear engulfment by a dominant mother in the pre-Oedipal phase. Some authorities have suggested that homosexuality may be an expression of nonsexual problems, such as fear of adult responsibility, or may be triggered by various experiences, such as having sexual relationships with members of one's own sex at an early age that prove to be very satisfying. Arguments regarding the roots of lesbianism include disappointing heterosexual love experience, a father who displays distaste for men who express interest in his daughter, and memories of abusive relationships with men.
Many of these theories have been discredited in recent years, particularly by those who cite biological causation. Some researchers have contended that a disruption in the hormonal processes of the mother while she is pregnant may be one explanation. Simon Levay, a neurobiologist at the Salk Institute, has suggested that homosexuality may be related to brain functioning, as part of the hypothalamus in homosexual men is about a quarter to half the size it is in heterosexual men. Subsequent studies have shown that homosexual men react to certain substances believed to be human pheromones differently from heterosexual men. Several studies have pointed to a genetic predisposition governed by one or more genes on the X chromosome.
Other recent studies, while not directly supporting biological explanations for homosexuality, suggest that it may be a predisposition that can be detected at an early age among children who do not appear to have traditional gender identification. Whether it can be easily detected or not, most theorists agree that homosexual orientation tends to arise at an early age. Substantially fewer studies of homosexuality have been performed among lesbians, perhaps because of the greater stigma which is often attached to male homosexuality in many Western cultures.
The American Psychiatric Association no longer considers homosexuality a disorder, unless sexual orientation becomes an object of distress for the individual. In such cases, the individual—referred to by psychologists as ego-dystonic—may choose to seek psychiatric treatment. Also, beginning in the late 20th cent., biologists more openly examined and discussed the occurrence of homosexual behaviors among animals, which has been documented in several hundred species. Such behaviors, which may include courtship, sexual contact, bond formation, and the rearing of young, are found both in wild and captive animals. Many gay-rights activists have criticized the various theories which try to "explain" homosexuality, particularly those that treat it as an illness in need of treatment.
The Gay-Rights Movement
In the United States today, the law's approach to homosexual acts has varied from state to state: In most states, unharmful private sexual acts of any kind between consenting adults were by the late 20th cent. considered to be outside the province of legal authority. The Supreme Court upheld state laws prohibiting homosexual conduct in 1986, and gay activists subsequently focused their efforts on overturning antisodomy laws in those states that retained them; in most, the laws applied also to heterosexuals but were seen as likely to be used chiefly against homosexuals. By 2003, when the Supreme Court reversed its 1986 decision and voided all antisodomy laws, 13 states still had such laws. In recent years, gays and lesbians have struggled to gain rights accorded other Americans as well as public acceptance, but the Judaeo-Christian tradition's condemnation of homosexuality as immoral has made such goals as acceptance of same-sex marriage and adoption by gays elusive. The Clinton administration's much discussed "don't ask, don't tell" policy, announced as a way to allow gays in the military to serve without fear of discharge or other penalty as long as they did not reveal their sexual orientation, appears to have done little to change the precarious status of gay soldiers.
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Shipping food overseas is inefficient, possibly destructive say food aid groups
By Mary Clare Jalonick
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WASHINGTON (AP) — Food aid groups are urging the Obama administration to overhaul the way the United States helps starving people abroad.
The White House will not say whether Obama's budget proposal, scheduled to come out next week, will seek to change the way foreign food aid is distributed. But food aid groups, farm groups and their allies in Congress are preparing for the possibility.
At issue is whether the government should ship U.S.-grown food overseas to aid developing countries and starving people or simply help those countries with cash to buy food. The United States now donates much of its food aid by shipping food abroad, a process many food aid groups say is inefficient at best and destructive at worst.
Former President Bill Clinton said after the 2010 earthquake in Haiti that U.S. policies to flood developing countries with agricultural imports — a boon to rice farmers in his native Arkansas — had been a mistake after many of Haiti's own rice farmers were put out of business.
Three years later, aid groups are pushing Obama to make the kind of change Clinton argued for and send cash in lieu of crops.
Sending crops abroad has long been a profitable enterprise for American farmers and shippers, and those groups are strongly opposing any changes to the program.
But several food aid groups say times have changed and argue that shipping bulk food abroad is too expensive when government budgets are tight and developing countries need every dollar. Particularly controversial is the process of what is called "monetization," or selling the food once it arrives overseas to finance development projects. A 2011 report by the Government Accountability Office found monetization cost the U.S. an extra $219 million over three years, money that could have been used for other development projects.
Aid groups are split on the point, since some finance their activities through monetization. But major aid groups like Oxfam and CARE say the process can destroy local agriculture by dumping cheap crops on the market at a price too low for local farmers to compete.
The food aid groups are pushing Obama to shift all or part of the average $1.8 billion spent on the program annually to other cash development accounts. But if the administration does propose a change, it could be in for a tough political battle.
Worried that an overhaul of the Food for Peace program could come in Obama's budget, a bipartisan group of 21 senators wrote a letter to the president in February asking him not to make changes.
"American agriculture is one of the few U.S. business sectors to produce a trade surplus, exporting $108 billion in farm goods in 2010," the senators wrote. "During this time of economic distress, we should maintain support for
the areas of our economy that are growing."
The letter was signed by Michigan Democratic Sen. Debbie Stabenow, the chairwoman of the Senate Agriculture Committee, and Arkansas Democratic Sen. Mark Pryor, the chairman of the Senate subcommittee that controls agriculture spending. The top Republicans on both of those panels signed the letter as well, as did Senate Appropriations Chairwoman Barbara Mikulski.
Farm groups say the program is also a public relations tool for the United States.
"Bags of U.S.-grown food bearing the U.S. flag and stamped as "From the American People" serve as ambassadors of our nation's goodwill, which can help to address the root causes of instability," several farm and shipping groups wrote in a February letter to Obama.
"These are the kinds of things you don't want to make dramatic quick changes to," said Roger Johnson, president of the National Farmers Union, one of the groups that signed the letter.
But aid groups say change is a long time coming. Gawain Kripke of Oxfam said his group estimates that by spending the same amount of money, the United States could provide assistance for 17 million more poor people by changing the way the aid is distributed.
Blake Selzer of CARE said he is encouraged that food aid is being discussed.
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Orion continued its quest for world (well, advisor industry) domination on Monday with the release of Discover, a new app that allows RIAs to design their own online prospecting tools in the form of client questionnaires to capture and connect with prospects prior to their initial meetings. More specifically, advisors "can develop customized questions and request relevant data, including information regarding savings, insurance and current investment holdings, helping to ensure that their first encounters with potential clients are meaningful and productive," according to the company.
Meant for mobile devices,including tablets, Discover can be embedded on any website to drive leads, collect data, provide analytics and produce custom materials. Advisors can write their own questions to address the exact topics they wish to cover, or they can select from the suggested questions included in the app; response options include drop-down menus, sliders and open-text boxes. With this information, advisors can use Discover to provide a free overview of the prospect's financial situation, providing a compelling introduction to their services even before the initial meeting.
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Founded almost a decade ago, Orion was formed to address the technology needs of its sister company, a fee-only independent registered investment advisor whose growth was constrained by what it believed to be its existing portfolio management platform. Unable to find the right solution, Orion built its own.
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Organization buys cemetery plots to block Powell's burial near sons
SEATTLE -- Josh Powell's surviving relatives want him buried at the same cemetery as the two young sons he killed, in a plot just overlooking their grave, the city manager in Puyallup said Wednesday.
Powell's relatives visited the public Woodbine Cemetery and selected a plot just up a hill from the boys, about 80 to 100 feet away, City Manager Ralph Dannenberg told The Associated Press.
The grave, which is in clear view of the boys' plot, has already been dug and was covered with plywood Wednesday. The Powells haven't paid for it yet, and any sale is being put on hold because the parents of Powell's missing wife have promised legal action, Dannenberg said.
"We don't have any rules or procedures regarding refusing plots to anyone," Dannenberg said. "We're going to wait to see what the outcome is in court."
Pierce County Sheriff Paul Pastor and Detective Ed Troyer, who heads the anti-crime organization Crimestoppers of Tacoma-Pierce County, responded by buying the two plots on either side of the boys to make sure Josh Powell didn't wind up there. The cost is being paid by Crimestoppers, other organizations and private donations.
"We might not be able to keep Josh Powell out of the cemetery, but it's way better than having him right next to the boys," Troyer said.
Powell was a suspect in Susan Powell's 2009 disappearance from their home in West Valley City, Utah. He attacked his sons with a hatchet and exploded his house in a gas-fueled blaze, killing himself and the two boys on Feb. 5.
More than 1,000 mourners attended the boys' funeral Saturday. They were later laid to rest in a single casket at Woodbine, and the Coxes hope to bury Susan Powell there too if her remains are ever found. Troyer said Crimestoppers would allow Susan Powell's family to use the plots as they saw fit, and if Crimestoppers raises money beyond the cost of the plots, any extra could be spent on memorials.
Attorney Anne Bremner, who represents Susan Powell's parents, Charles and Judy Cox, says she will seek a temporary restraining order to block Josh Powell from being buried there. She said she could pursue claims against the city for emotional wrongs and outrage on behalf of the Coxes if the burial goes forward.
"For him to be buried near those kids is just unthinkable," Bremner said. "For God's sake, for them to lose Susan first, and then the boys, and now this? Just give these people a break."
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Steve Downing, another attorney for the Coxes, said his office received a series of anonymous calls Tuesday afternoon reporting that Josh Powell's relatives had visited the cemetery. Concerned, he emailed the city of Puyallup, south of Seattle, on Tuesday night and asked to be notified of any plans to bury Josh Powell there.
"Same cemetery, different destinations," was what he initially told his clients about the matter. But after speaking with the Coxes further, he said, they feared "they couldn't go see their daughter or their grandsons with any peace at all" if Powell's remains were nearby.
Josh Powell had always claimed that he didn't know what happened to his wife. He took the boys -- then 2 and 4 -- on a midnight camping trip in freezing weather in the Utah desert, he said, and when he returned home the next day authorities were at the house looking for her.
Weeks later, he moved the boys to his father Steve's home in Puyallup. After Steve's arrest on voyeurism and child pornography charges last fall, the boys were removed from the house and turned over to the Coxes.
On Feb. 5, a social worker brought them to Josh Powell's rental home for what was supposed to be a court-sanctioned supervised visit. Powell let the boys inside, locked the social worker out, and killed them. A judge had recently ordered that Powell undergo a psycho-sexual evaluation if he hoped to regain custody, and in a last-minute message to his sister he said he couldn't live without his boys.
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This got me very mad. They ranked NYK 33-49 again! What do you think about this prediction? And what is your 07-08 NBA standing prediction?
This got me very mad. They ranked NYK 33-49 again! What do you think about this prediction? And what is your 07-08 NBA standing prediction?
all im a say theres going be improvements from last year
We will be at least .500 and should be anywhere from the 5th to the 8th seed in the east.
Yeah seriously, I think there will be improvement at least at the 500 spot its not like Im sayin it because I am a Knicks fan, its goin happen if we healthy*Hopefully*
damn man - NY gets no love lol
33/49 and last place in the division???
45 wins for the knicks this season!
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I believe the knicks will improve, how much I don't know, I'd think around .500. But you can't get mad, at NBA estimates, with our lack of success after big trades in past years. They could actually be right! With the addition of KG and Allen to boston, they are bound for improvement. Philly is a young tough team, although, I think the Knicks will finish better than Philly. also short changed NJ, and I think over estimated toronto. I can see the knicks 4th in the atlantic, behind boston, toronto, NJ. All we can do is wait and see, maybe, being projected dead last will make these guys angry and they'll seek revenge by beating down the atlantic! One can hope and dream, no matter how unrealistic.
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41-41 seems like a viable option to me. But that site is bull cause Boston isn't going to win 54 games. There much improved but there one injury to Paul Pierce or Ray Allen (which is very likely, loooking at there recent track record) to being a very mediocre team. I don't expect the Knicks to get any great predictions from the preseason publications, because what have we done in the past to warrant any good press. The only thing that upsets me is that they have Phila ahead of us.
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way ahead of philly and NJ
damn i wish i could say 50-32 at least !
This upsetting to me too. But its just a projection, and I don't think there was much thought put into it. Since it seems like they just copied our standing from last year. Like someone said previously its ok to be under the radar and maybe all the doubts will just fuel our team. I am sure with this team we can get 45 wins if not more this year. Especially if we get Artest.
I guess our last three previous seasons has alot to do with the projection report.
However, the phenominal performance of career ALL-Star Keven Garnett along with two other All-Star teammates Pierce & Allan has taken this Projection Report by storm giving their Boston Team a 54 WIN season.
The conclusion of this Projection Report for Knick-Fans is that they see no improvements in the Knicks adding Zach Randolph 23/10 perfomance with Eddy Curry, and the Tandem of Marbury & Crawford (33 WIN season).
With a healthy David Lee, Balkman, Q.Rich, Crawford, and Nate Robinson for 71 games this Knick Team is a 41 WIN season (this is what the Projection Report is not including, because Head Coach Isiah Thomas dont include them over his other Favorite Players).
Knicks should ATLEAST have 41 wins. If not, I'll be very disappointed once again.
Hey guys. Ive been reading this site for years, and glad I finally became a member and can post. This is a great day.
Anyway, I agree with Metro. I think .500 is a good barometer for the knicks. 41-41 will probably mean a playoff berth as well, so this should be our expectation. Anything less, and that should probably be the end of the Isaiah regime. I dont want to be a downer but I hope we hold ourselves to higher expectations this year and take action if they are not reached.
Let us not underestimate the chemistry factor. I dont think this projection is a great injutsice, considering the promises and disapointments of the past. I think we will do better but lets no start pumping them up until we see a few games.
Hey Sandyman33 welcome to the forums man! Good post.
This is a very hard question to answer because we do not know if the Knicks will play another "One on One" B-Ball season, or if they will let their best complimentary players get plenty of playingtime (Q.Rich, Balkman, Lee, Nate, Collins, and Rookie Demetris Nichols)??????
The Nets Jason Kidd will lead the Nets to be the Atlantic Division Champs.
The Cavs & Bulls will fight it out for the Central Division Champs.
The Heat & Wizards with another addition player will fight it out for the Southeast Division Champs (Wade will be in full form in January, and never sleep on Arenas & Jamison with Coach Eddie Jordan Defense backing them up.).
Above you have Five Teams that will be in the Eastern Conference Postseason Games.
Now you have Teams like Detroit whom is a Post Season Team with their Four Meshing Starters, the Boston Celtics with their Three Super All-Star Players that will do any means neccesary to be a Post Season Team in the Eastern Conference with a Healthy (70 games) KG, And than you have the Raptors with Complimentary PG-TJ Ford giving all his teammates confidence that they are now a Post Season Team as long as "Barg & Bosh" keep adding offense & Defense in the frontcourt the rest of the team will do their part.
That is 8 Postseason Teams above in the Eastern Conference that only have a threat from a couple of other Eastern Conference teams for the 7th and 8th spot.
!) The "One on One Knicks,
2) The duo of Howard & Lewis Magics,
3) and is the young Bobcats ready to compete at the next level over a healthy Bucks team that may make some last minute noise.
Great post, I think you summed it up, everything except, i believe your over estimating NJ. I also think the Knicks may do better. than 33 wins, but I think it will be hard to crack the top 8 teams. We'll see.
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这个活动已成为官方的 Eclipse Day 中国
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