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Gary Bedore's KU basketball notebook
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Kansas University's sleep-deprived basketball players didn't nod off in the Jayhawks' brand-new film room Wednesday afternoon.
They were wide-awake watching the highlights — and lowlights — of Tuesday night's narrow two-point victory over Memphis.
"That game was a wake-up call. We learned from it, especially from the tape," said senior guard Sherron Collins.
Collins hopped into bed about 3:30 a.m. Wednesday, after returning from St. Louis, site of Tuesday's nailbiter over the Tigers.
He was up by 8, in class at 9 and ready for practice and horror films by mid-afternoon.
"Offensively, we stunk," Collins said, referring to the Memphis game, not Thursday's 94-44 annihilation of Central Arkansas in Allen Fieldhouse. "We've got to move the ball. Against Memphis it was sticking too much. There was no offensive flow."
There was better flow versus an inferior opponent Thursday. Collins, Xavier Henry, Marcus Morris and Tyrel Reed each scored 12 points on a night big man Cole Aldrich wasn't much of a factor with seven points off 3-of-7 shooting.
"They took Cole out of the game. They double-teamed him the whole game," Collins said. "But overall we played a lot better."
Aldrich, like Collins, played a key role in the bounceback rout two days after KU's 57-55 victory over Memphis.
"Me and Cole talked to 'em," Collins said of their teammates following the Memphis scare. "We said we've got to get everybody on the same page. We've got to play better, more together, share the ball, move the ball. Coach said it wasn't intentional. We just didn't share it. Everybody did tonight."
Coach Bill Self said, looking back on the Memphis game, "It was a good lesson for us that we beat a good team on a neutral floor when we stunk, only because we guarded and rebounded. I take that as a positive coming out of there."
However, on Thursday, "I thought we moved the ball, and we took care of the basketball better. Rebounding stunk," Self said.
The Jayhawks, who were outboarded, 38-36, will pay the price for the inefficient board work, Thomas Robinson (11 rebounds, eight points) noted that the team will have to run 10 "22s" at practice — sprints as punishment.
"It's easy to let up in games like this when we are up early," Robinson said of a game in which KU used a 23-0 run to open a 31-5 lead. "We have to play hard the whole game."
There were several highlight-reel plays versus the Bears, including one by Robinson. He ripped home a two-handed dunk off a Xavier Henry drive and miss.
The ball whacked off the backboard perfectly to a trailing Robinson, making it seem like a pass.
"He called it afterward," Robinson said of Henry claiming it was a dish off the board. "That was off his miss, (but) it was perfect, a perfect pass."
Markieff Morris also had a put-back slam off a Reed miss. Morris finished with eight points and four boards; his brother Marcus had four boards to go with his 12 points. They combined for 20 points off 8-of-9 shooting with eight rebounds, three steals and two blocks.
Self was asked about the twins adding the dunk to their arsenal this season.
"For the twins to be as athletic as they are ... to find that (dunking) as taking energy away from you, making you tired, is sad. That's where they were last year," Self said.
"They were lazy. Let's call it like it is. This year they have more bounce, more energy. They are more confident, not worried about anything other than playing. They look so much more athletic and explosive than they were last year," he added, crediting trainer Andrea Hudy for helping them improve their vertical jumps by four or five inches apiece.
The bottom line is Self appeared to feel much better about his troops Thursday night than late Tuesday after he left Scottrade Center in St. Louis.
"If we're going to have to play a game after getting back at 3:30 or 4 in the morning on Wednesday and the quick turnaround and that game against Memphis was pretty draining, it was probably good that it was a game like this," he said.
Collins agreed.
"We were sound tonight. We played better," he said.
KU, which figures to return to its normal sleep routine, will meet Oakland at 7 p.m. Wednesday in Allen Fieldhouse.
Kinda hard to believe they weren't sleeping on the bus for 4 hours. Besides, they got plenty of sleep during the Memphis game.
What do you mean? Beating central ar kansas doesn't mean that we will automatically beat texass.
If we would have rebounded better this would have been a blowout! I'll trade rebounds for a few more points on the board. (like 50)
Soobawls-- I get your sarcasm perfectly. Nice job, hilarious and we all deserve it.
I want to hear from the CJ critics...any takers? LOL
I think he proved his maturity and ability. I feel much better knowing that if anything happened to SC, CJ could step in with some maturity and leadership!
EJ and TT are great athletes. They could probably take care of business, but CJ proved his ability to be a bit more consistent like SC. I just hope CJ learns the system as well as SC and is earning the respect as an elder on the team, the "old man."
Who cares about the undefeated crap...all that matters is we cut the nets down in April!! 40-0, 39-1, 38-2, 37-3...who cares? I see us as 39-1 with a great "chance" at 40-0.
36-4 or 34-6 with two banners. trumps 39-1
how do you eat an elephant? one bite at a time.
folks we should enjoy the ride.
batter up: Oakland.
CJ critcis- just the opposite.
You can't coach maturity try as we might.
Its gonna take CJ several games to get comfortable but I like the way he plays. He has basketball savvy and can shoot. Looks like Tyshawn may come in as an energy guy later on. Think smart Tyshawn Think smart.
Can scheduling actually have this karmactic effect!!??
1]Fort Hayes, Pittt State, Hofstra - warm-ups and get feet wet
2] Memphis - first away game challenge and team marker for progress
3]Central AK, Oakland, TennTech, AlcornST - initiate and improve on lessons learned
4]UCLA - Second, enhanced away challenge at appox.20% point of season.
5]Radford, Lasalle - second round of improving on lessons learned
6]Michigan, California, Belmont - tougher home challenge force growth and toughness; home streak could be in jeopardy
7]Temple - third tough away challenge, measure team progress
8]Cornell - one more round of improvement and correction
9]Tennessee - the toughest challenge and an away game to boot; final measure of team at 30% point of season before league starts.
10] BIG TWELVE - Games that no way we should lose: NU-home and away. CO-home and away, TT-home, ISU-home, BU-home,
Games that we should win but are traps: KSU-home, MU-home, ISU-away, A&M-away
Games that we will be tested: KSU-away,MU-away, OSU-away, TEX-away, OK-home
12 NCAA: first/second round - KU goes to Oklahoma City, OK - Excellent NCAA: third/fourth round - KU goes to St.Louis, MO - Huge Alumni Presence NCAA; FinaL Four - Indianapolis, IN - KU kicks a$$ and takes no prisoners!!!!!
PS Random thought....maybe Xavier will have so much fun playing with CJ that he sticks around another year!!!
Should be a solid Ku win, but dont't overlook Oakland. Picked to finish first in their conference, four starters return from a 23 and 13 team and they'll be hungry. Nothing like playing the #1 team in America to get you pumped.
42-0 is possible until a 1 shows up in the L column.
Indiana's 32-0 team had several close calls. I do believe every team that has gone undefeated had several close calls, and before every team went undefeated people said it was highly improbable that they could get through the season without an L. This team will have many close calls, and it is already widely said it will be highly unlikely for this team to end with a zero in the L column. But...
But the even distribution and youthfulness of talent on most good teams this year makes it possible for a talented, experienced team to do it; where as, the last two years, with KU's and BajaKU's incredibly experienced and talented teams, it was not feasible.
KU will have to improve steadily and stay a step ahead of the steadily improving opposition, but then that was exactly how Quinn Buckner said the '76 Indiana Hoosier team decided to view things, when they were undefeated early, but starting to struggle.
Knight said retired Long Island U great coach Clair Bee mentored Knight regularly through the season, but stepped in with decisive advice a third of the way into the season when the team began to struggle under Knights astute, but intensely negative criticism. Bee told Knight to cease the negative criticism and constantly emphasized the positive accomplishments of his very experienced team in the aspects of the game that he felt needed improvement. Knight followed the advice and from that point on the team steadily improved incrementally in exactly the directions Knight thought necessary.
I watched that great '76 team with considerable awe, but a great deal less insight about the game than I now possess. Knight, whom I detest as a human being in so many regards, did many great coaching jobs in his career, but this was by far the finest of his career. Why? Because he recognized what he had and admitted what he did not know and chose the right advice from the right mentor at the right time. This was not luck. This was the antennae of a great, but young basketball mind feeling, thinking and finding his way along the pathway to greatness with a team of players, who were a great bunch, but who lacked even one truly great player, which the perfect USF and UCLA teams possessed.
Going 32-0 without a truly great player means Knight did a fabulous job of coaching that team, even during a season that lacked any truly great opponents, but which still confronted IU with many very fine teams, nevetheless.
Bill Self is a wily devil, probably wilier even than Bob Knight, though perhaps not quite as brilliant a tactician before and during games.
Bill Self put his team in harms way against Memphis. He manufactured a scare for them. He didn't rev them up for that game at all. They were flat as pancakes the entire game. Self used a short, fiesty Memphis team to put a scare in his own team. It is as simple as that and he nearly got burned doing it, but he got away with it.
Instead of Self having to ride his team into the ground about not getting the big head, instead of Self having to persuade a big talent with a big ego (Xavier) and no experience that he had a long way to go and a short time to get there, Bill Self let Josh Pastner and Memphis do his coaching for him.
Bill Self wanted and created a close game by sending his team out flat.
He gambled that he had enough more talent that his seniors could pull the fat out of the fire when the time came. He looked so worried the whole game, because he feared he had gambled wrong. But lady lucked saved him at the end. Williams missed that shot.
Seasons are sensitively dependent on initial conditions.
The initial conditions of FHSU, Pittsburg State, and Hofstra were giving his experienced the big head in a big way. Self knew he had to turn the tide. He had to put the fear of god in them, because he knew from experience that players will only listen to coach's yelling and pushing for so long. Eventually, they need a scare, sometimes even a loss, to understand how hard the game has to be played, how much you have to protect the ball, how much you have to work together on offense to get the right shots to take, how much animal intensity you have to bring to defense and rebounding to be victors on the bad nights.
KU will easily win every game it plays on its good nights this season.
Self is coaching this team to win on its bad nights.
You win on your bad nights by not turning the ball over, by ferocious rebounding.
Look at the UCA game that followed the close Memphis game.
It was a blow out, but that is completely irrelevant. They shot 57.9% from trey; that is coincidence. At that rate, they would blow the Lakers out. High trey shooting percentage? Irrelevant to coaching objectives in the UCA game.
Self had only four objectives for the UCA game.
1 Improve ball movement.
2 Protecting the ball better.
3 Get Robinson some practice at rebounding, so he's good for 5 minutes of boarding each half.
4 Pimp Cole to puncture his big head.
Nothing else mattered to Self. They guy is a surgeon this time of year. He knows where and what he wants to cut on each game and he doesn't give a tinkerer's damn about sore throats and blisters and what else may ail you. Those he will treat in a later procedure. He is cutting tonight on the part the patient needs most to survive tonight.
Dr. Self made a house call on young Pastner and Memphis. He used the boy wonder, even pumped him up, so that Josh would be sure his outmanned team gave KU a good scare. Josh bit. He revved his team up for a game that the odds were against winning.
Josh left his team with a negative lesson. They played as hard as they could and choked.
Dr. Self left his team with a positive lesson. You stink up the floor and you are going to be lucky to win against even young teams with less talent. Respect every opponent. Cut no one any slack. Never bring your B game. You are a lucky bunch though. Luck is on your side. And special teams are not only talented, and tenacious, they are lucky too.
UCA is just the first of many incremental improvement experiences that special teams need to reach steadily higher and higher toward the stars.
Once upon a time, in a basketball season long, long ago, a Knight communicated to a Mighty Quinn, and Mighty Quinn communicated to the team that they had a chance to go all the way, if they just kept getting better every game. It was stupid to try to leap ahead, to try to do it all at once, to peak and sustain it, because you would only play some of your best games too early in the season. The key that a Knight grasped from a Bee, and that a Mighty Quinn grasped from a Knight was just to get enough better each game to stay ahead of the competition's improvement. With IU's talent and experience, doing that ensured that Indiana would peak in the National Finals. It meant they would be, as John Wooden endlessly preached one must be, at their best, each step of the way, when they needed their best, and at their peak in the final game.
This KU team does not have a Russell, or an Alcindor, or a Walton.
But it certainly has talent equal in quality, and deeper in number, than that '76 Indiana team. Collins is the equal of Buckner. Our two guard may not be as lock down good as IU's 6'7" Bobby Wilkerson, but we will have many 2s and they will be almost as good. Our 3 man will eventually be the equal of Scott May. Our rotation of 4s will be the equivalent of Tom Abernathy. And Cole is already the equivalent of Kent Benson. KU also has a great coach even more mature than Knight was in '76. Self also has three great mentors--Eddie, Larry Brown, and Del Harris. It also faces a field of top teams that are young and not blessed with any players of the ages, as IU faced.
If not now, when?
If not KU, who?
This experienced, talented, KU team and its coach are in the beginning of the same long dark corridor IU had to feel its way through for several stretches of its season.
The stars are aligned. The game space is favorable.
The only question is whether or not the Coach and players really get and live what retired Coach Claire Bee conveyed to Bob Knight, who communicated it to Quinn Buckner and his teammates. Does every member of the team understand that the team has get better every week, not just some weeks, not just after some games?
Perfection requires steady, relentless, incremental improvement, while all other less talented teams are riding roller coasters up and down in a general direction of up.
Perfection requires total concentration each day in practice.
Perfection requires playing through everything that stymies, frustrates, and bothers lesser players on lesser teams.
Perfection is not an exhausting jog up the trails of Mt. Whitney.
It is a relentless climb up Everest overcoming obstacles that break lesser men.
It is wonderful to be good.
It is great to be a champion.
But to be perfect is to go from here to eternity.
It is the highest goal.
It destroys any who covet it.
It eludes all who only hope for it.
It embraces only those willing to climb the highest mountain, willing to fall from the highest mountain, if necessary, willing to climb one step at a time, growing ever more confident in one's fellow climbers that together, and only together, it can be done.
Doubts are for old men, no longer able to climb, and young fools who evaluate risks, rather than look for the next higher foothold.
OakvilleHawk: you say games we will be tested and mention Tex away. Hope you are right, hope we get only a 'test'. Yet I've been in Austin to see 1st hand our last two games there - 2 & 4 yrs. ago and we were more than tested. We were spanked. I suspect Longhorns will be favored that night. Yes, it will be a good test. I suspect our last loss of the year. Hope we beat them down there, just know it is tough to do. They are very special this year and may lose less games than us overall season.
Jaybate: I also saw Scott May, Adrian Dantley, Kyle Macy some darn good players come into AFH those years with some fine teams. Didn't Oscar Robinson get 50 on us in AFH. Not sure we don't have an alcindor or walton, in Cole, who knows his top side with mentor Danny in his ear. Certainly, X is our Keith 'Jamal' Wilkes and you are right SC = Buckner. It's the improved play of the twins, that tops mr. abernathy and gives us hope for your worthy goal of perfection 42-0 yes it would be eternal. Where do we hide Taylor, under healthy CJ? TT isn't playing perfection right now, not even league champs level.
We were probably a row apart if you saw May, Dantley, and Macy, too. Did you see the guy two rows down from me throw a hail of ice shavings on Dantley? He was trying to hit Digger, but got Dantley. AD almost came up into the stands. :-)
We almost upset May's team the year before the perfect season, if I recall correctly. Bobby still had a lot of pepper with the salt in his hair and the hideous plaid sports coat that I now am kind of nostalgic for. Bobby and the Hoosiers took so many hails of shave ice I recall he refused to come back to AFH for quite some time. Ours was an irreverent, uninhibited, over-sexed, and unfortunately stylistically challenged generation, but we had to do something while Ted wound to the end of his Bruce Drake-ball career. :-)
I did not see Oscar put 50 up on the board in AFH, but I believe my brother and dad did. Correct me if I'm wrong, but I recall Oscar did it in a regional at AFH, and not to KU.
Regarding my beloved, and disappointing Quantum T Taylor, I fear one of two things:
a) sickness/injury to himself or someone in his family; or
b) sulking about being given the glue job, after having been a star in U19 international play.
Really can't say which, but Self's careful avoidance of discussing him much in post game interviews suggests sickness/injury scenario to me.
But CJ is going to make a run for the job like there is no tomorrow,as there is none for CJ. And Brady will want some of those minutes starting January.
Rock chalk!
jaybate... close calls? Indiana? What close calls? I'm a Hoosier and old enough to remember that year and yeah, uhhh... there was one game in particular that was just a bit of a close call. In fact, Indiana never led throughout the entire game, from the beginning tip off until the final buzzer. They weren't even ahead at the buzzer, but a tip in fell in to put them ahead AFTER the buzzer went off. Yeah, that could be described as a close call. Bird's Sycamores trailed in one game and needed a half court shot at the buzzer to tie it to send it to over time too... though they didn't get the final game against Magic, still... yeah... there are always a few close calls. With the Jayhawks schedule, I'm assuming we'll get tagged with a loss eventually. There are just too many youngsters on our team and the schedule is too packed with strong opponents. Still, it is possible to make it all the way through. If any coach can do it these days, I'm thinking Bill Self can. But I really doubt it can work. Love it if it did.
you are correct it was in AFH and not against us so I was told, and it was a bit before my time as well yet heard about it.
one of the best players I saw in AFH in my opinion was Memphis Dana Kirk's Keith Lee and he was a monster yet played half speed for most of the game, it looked like point shaving that night as he could have scored at will. did you get that performance? memphis lost by point spread minus one and later Dana Kirk was endited for something.
I have vague memory of the old Xmas classics where we had two games in AFH in one night, KState played someone like UCLA and we played USC or something like that both games in Allen. What a night.
back to this year, RCJHKU
lighthawk...I was trying to put a positive spin on things...in my heart of hearts I've got us down for three losses for sure, Texas being the most likely. The only good thing is that Kansas will have played about two dozen games together and Withey/Morningstar will be available as added firepower.
Personally, after witnessing the Memphis game in person, I think the first loss is going to come a lot sooner than most of you are imagining...I'll leave it at that.
"Passing Wins Championships"
I remember Keith Lee well, but I think I missed the Keith Lee performance, because I had mono, or flu, or was it something in the UT?
Next, I recall those twin games as being called Sunflower Classics, or something like that.
Re: Dana Kirk--he was an assistant to Denny Crum before he took over at Memphis '79-'85. Kirk's descent into the nether regions of hoops has always fascinated me. Kirk was a pretty darned good coach (158-58 W/L) before he and his players went over the event horizon of inappropriate behavior. But the underbelly of his story was so much juicier than I remembered, at least according to his Wikipedia entry. To wit:
"Only a year after the Final Four appearance, Kirk was forced out after an investigation revealed he had committed several felonies. Moreover, the Tigers were found to have committed many NCAA violations. The Tigers were forced to sit out the 1987 NCAA Tournament, and were forced to vacate their Final Four standing from 1985.
"He was indicted by a federal Grand Jury on 11 counts of tax evasion, filing false income tax returns, mail fraud and obstruction of justice. At his trial, witnesses testified that he scalped tickets for as much as five times face value, took money from boosters to give to players and actively solicited kickbacks from tournament promoters. He served four months in a federal minimum-security prison in Montgomery, Alabama. After his sentence, he returned to Memphis where he hosted a sports talk show on WHBQ (AM). He has also published his autobiography "Simply Amazing, The Dana Kirk Story", where he talks about his years as a basketball coach.
"He is now retired and living in Memphis with his wife Denise, a successful attorney. If asked about any of the happenings surrounding his Memphis State years, he will only respond "I don't do negativity"."
Someone needs to write a book, or at least do a web site about the greatest coaches that joined the dark side, kind of College Basketball Confidential.com. There could be an annual award--the Tarkanian Award, or something. It might make some of the coaches that cut too many corners stop before it is too late.
There have been some really talented coaches with character issues.
I enjoy reading your posts, but is everything you write just based on assumption? You speak like you have some insight to HCBS thoughts. And can you please elaborate on the following statement?
"Josh left his team with a negative lesson. They played as hard as they could and choked"
Is losing to the number 1 team in the land by 2 pts/1 shot choking? Losing always sucks, and I'm sure hat Memphis hated going out that way...but REALLY? A negative lesson? Giving 100% for 40 minutes, and just coming up short facing a great team?
By the way, radio indicated that Cole was double and triple teamed much of the time. Apparently their coach didn't want Cole to be the guy that stomped them.
I was very impressed with CJ's first game. He showed greate poise running the point, made good passes, ran the offense well and made good decisions on when to shoot.
From a leadership standpoint I feel he has better qualities than Taylor. CJ staying healthy and productive will help Taylor come out of his funk and allow EJ to develop faster. The competition will pay dividends.
Robinson showed some good ball handeling skills with 1:30 left in the game beyond the arc. Anyone else see him dribble between his legs. I had to rewind it and watch it 3 times.
Soobawls- B positive! 40-0 baby yeah!! We just beat UCA!!! We're going to Disney World.;)
"We won 38 games at Memphis, more than anyone in the history of the NCAA. Do I think 40-0 is possible? Of course I do. First you have to believe.... I'd love to be the first person to do it."
Coach John Calipari, October issue of Sporting News
I so pray we meet coach cal again with his wildcats in INDY - but first 38 or so games to savor.
jaybate, this is merely from memory no facts yet I recall a leak of a phone call Dana 'taped' w/ Brown while he was still here as part of Dana plea bargain with either feds or NCAA...didn't get much play around here, nor should it.
ring any bells..
Oakville says, "3 losses for sure, Texas definitely one of them"
Are you a Misery fan or maybe a Mizzery fan?
Nice confidence.
Pike's Peak Smitty says, "Texas and Tenn look like tough games ahead, but with our 2 first team all-americans, bench, and coach of the year, bring it on!!!'
oh how i wish i had your time jaybate
I just read an earlier post of yours Oakville... sorry I dogged on you, it does look like you're an optimist.
I hope we win them all, but realistically think losing a few doesn't hurt at all. Look at UNC last year. Look at us in '08 when we lost at OSU. Seems like it's healthy to have a rough stretch in the middle... don't want to peak until March anyways. I just hope we never lose to MIzzery!
I didn't realize how Michigan and Tenn are going to be so good until now. Great! Bring it on! I'm hoping this team develops some good chemistry, that's all we lack right now.
Never heard of Kirk-Larry phone tape. Interesting. Let's hope it has been misplaced in the evidence locker in Louisville PD, or ESPN will do a huge story on it instead of covering KU games.
journalism students,
If any journalism grad students over at Flint Hall read this, please propose a masters thesi,s or Ph.d. dissertation, on regional and market size biases in qualitative and quantitative coverage by cable oligopoly sports news outlets.
Pick CBS and ESPN websites to study.
Pick KU, UNC, UCLA and Georgetown for programs to study.
Measure Headlines for Masters Thesis: --Count number of qualitatively positive headlines in Top Stories Box --Count number of qualitatively negative headlines in Top Storie Box (Note: Use focus group research methods to assess positive and negative stories)
Measure Headlines and Story Content for Dissertation:
Use total words, or total characters, not column inches for story content. Define positive and negative target words and phrases, then scan content for number of such phrases.
Compare in a matrix. Four Schools, 2 regions (east, non east), 2 media market sizes (Large, small).
Then watch your professors trying to get grants and not rock the boat refuse to be on your committees and run for cover.
PikesPeter, yes not only Michigan and Tenn but also the Gags. They will rock this year. Unlike'88 when the stars aligned, we won't require a smooth path to the glory land.
Danny's footwork in '88 and Danny's coaching footwork in '10, how fitting.
enjoy the ride, every game.
Several points to make here...
1) To all those complaining about the "cupcakes" and claiming there is no benefit to playing those games... You have a basketball IQ of -12. When you have 4 freshmen who are expected to contribute and a sophmore who's being asked to play the 1 who doesn't have his head on straight, these "cupcake" games are invaluable and will pay big-time dividends down the road. I could go into more detail, but then I'd have to change my handle to Hallabate...
2) With the combination of what I saw from C.J. on the court the other night and his age (ie. maturity) it could very well be a short stay for Tyshawn in the starting lineup. C.J. was confident with the ball, made good decisions, didn't turn it over and knocked down shots. He did everything T.T. is not doing at this point. Albeit in limited minutes. But if we got a true glimpse of what this guy is... watch out. We'll be better than I thought we would be, and that's pretty damn good. Plus, he will obviously have instant on-court chemistry with X. That's a huge point to consider as well. With the depth we have at the guard position combined with the expectations for this team, Taylor will be on a shorter and shorter leash as the year goes on.
3) Cole is fine, nothing is wrong with Cole. I repeat, Cole is fine. He had an off night, it happens to everyone. Also, two games stacked back to back like that (particularly for a big man early in the year) probably took it's toll on him. Especially considering the effort he put in on Tuesday in 30 minutes of PT.
4) The dicussion of 40-0 is pointless, maybe fun to imagine, but pointless. I'd rather go 25-15 and cut the nets down, than go 39-1 and not. The 76' Indiana comparisons are stupid. This stuff drives me crazy! You CANNOT objectively compare athletes, teams and sports separated by more than 30 years from each other. It doesn't work, won't ever work. If you brought Wilt in his prime to the current NBA, there's no way he ever scores anywhere near 100 in a game, Babe Ruth MIGHT make a major league roster and Mark Spitz wins 0 gold medals at the Olympics. So in the future, when tempted to contemplate the comparison of different eras, DON'T!
5) I've watched several ball games this fall and we're as good or better than anyone at this point, and we have a match-up advantages against everyone. Plus, I truly believe that we have a higher ceiling than any Top 25 team. I'll say it again, once Coach gets the defense where he wants it to be... It's ours to lose. But the D has quite a ways to go yet.
Rock Chalk!!!
P.S. Just watched the end of LSU vs. Ole Miss football game. LSU's coaching staff gets the Idiot Coaching Decision Award of the Year... You thought Belichek caught hell after the Indy game last week... This one takes the cake! Go watch the hightlights! Oh my dear Lord, what an idiot! Worst clock management in the last 40 seconds I've ever seen... peace
While I personally like Hallabate as an alternative alias for you, I fear it is too derivative. How about something like Hallatosis? :-)
Can't speak for others, but I'm not against cupcakes given current money dynamics of the game. Everyone has to do something to keep the lights on. Avoiding home and home series is an effective way to make extra gita.
Alas, playing cupcakes does cheapen the competition and ridiculously inflates the W in W/L statements.
Sorry, but there's no getting around it.
Playing a UCA just is not as challenging as playing a school from the bottom half of the SEC, Big Ten, or Pac Ten would be (which would require a home and home), and some of those bottom half teams of major conferences are pretty darned bad. Think Colorado in the B12.
To give you an idea of how bad the cupcakes are, Bzdelik's pitiful Colorado Buffaloes are now 3-0 against Arkansas Pine Bluff, Coppin State, and Texas Southern, but they do have much more money than if they had played home and homes with schools from the bottom halves of major conferences.
Hallatosis Redux:
The dicussion of 40-0 is pointful, and fun to imagine, but utterly pointful. I'd rather go 39-1 and cut the nets down, than go 25-15 and not. The 76' Indiana comparisons are astute counterfactual inference any one but an intellectual dwarf sees it. This stuff drives pea brains crazy! You CAN through analogy and counterfactual inference compare athletes, teams and sports separated by centuries from each other. Wilt is better than Cole. It works, will always work. If you brought Wilt in his prime to the current NBA, there is every way he scores anywhere near 100 in a game, if is allowed the same number of FGAs and FTAs. Babe Ruth would certainly be a huge start and Mark Spitz, with all of today's training and diet regimes wins just as many gold medals, if he were the only great swimmer at the Olympics, as was the brilliant young man this past Olympics. So in the future, when tempted to contemplate the comparison of different eras, DO IT! Only intellectual dwarves unfamiliar with techniques of adjustment and counterfactual inference, and so on whine about doing it.
So what you're saying is that back in the day, the athletes were just as good as now, but the coaches and trainers weren't... Only intellectual dwarves unfamiliar with techniques of factual inference and common sense, and so on feel the need to express themselves in a manner that utilizes elaborate dictation and the inference of a supreme intelligence through expansive venacular... Or as I would say it, talks a lot, but never really says much.
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Automatic and Adaptive Preprocessing for the Development of Predictive Models
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Data preprocessing is a high time consuming task in data mining because a lot of manual work and expert knowledge is needed to clean and prepare data for the building and exploitation of predictive models. My project will investigate how to deal with common problems in raw data such as missing values, outliers, noise or concept drift in online predictive systems and how to make it autonomously without human interaction. For that, an automatic and adaptive framework for the preprocessing of raw data is proposed.

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Minister of Justice Urmas Reinsalu (IRL) appeared in ERR's Aktuaalne kaamera newscast on Wednesday evening after a failed attempt by the opposition to remove him from office. The coalition is stronger than before, not split as the opposition suggests, Reinsalu said.
"I believe that this government coalition is stronger psychologically, not weaker, after today's debate," Reinsalu said on the evening news program of ETV.
"I believe that this government is psychologically stronger after today's debate, not weaker," Reinsalu said, adding that the coalition's ability to agree on a coordinated course of action was a sign of strength.
In the vote of no confidence against Reinsalu introduced by the opposition Reform Party, Free Party, and Estonian Conservative People's Party (EKRE) the coalition decided not to vote at all. Apart from Social Democratic MP Hannes Hanso, all three coalition partners' MPs abstained, leading to only 46 votes in favor of the motion with 81 members participating.
For the motion to succeed, the opposition parties would have needed 51 out of the Riigikogu's 101 votes to back it.
After Center Party MP Oudekki Loone's decision not to vote to oust Reinsalu, the opposition actually had one less vote on its side than signatures on the motion it submitted.
Before the vote Reinsalu once again published an apology for his earlier statement, in which he had said that he "regrets having condemned violence against women" in connection with the case of NO99 director Tiit Ojasoo (ERR News reported).
EKRE: Reinsalu deliberately caused scandal to distract from president
Among the statements of the parliamentary groups leading up to the vote was that of EKRE's Martin Helme, who once again criticized both Reinsalu's party, the Pro Patria and Res Publica Union (IRL), and the Social Democrats.
Reinsalu chose his words very deliberately, Helme said. The noise the minister made serves to drown out the fact that the real issue at hand is the choice of President Kersti Kaljulaid of NO99 and Tiit Ojasoo for the cultural part of the Independence Day reception in Estonia's centennial year, and that it is really the president who made a decision that shows little appreciation of the issue of violence against women.
Though President Kaljulaid isn't a party member, she did belong to one of IRL's precursors in the early 2000s, which is why EKRE have repeatedly placed her in the political camp and company of the Pro Patria and Res Publica Union.
Helme also criticized the Social Democrats, who at that point had annonced their tactical decision not to vote. After years and years of working the issue as part of their political platforms, the Social Democrats suddenly were nowhere to be seen, he pointed out.
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The Guernsey-domiciled Hadrian's Wall Secured Investments has become the first London Stock Exchange (LSE) Main Market initial public offering (IPO) of an investment company in 2016.
The company raised initial gross proceeds of £80 million following an initial placing and will invest primarily in UK commercial loans secured by a range of assets, including equipment, plant and machinery, real estate and trade receivables, to provide capital to under-served segments brought about by ongoing financial disintermediation.
Hadrian's Wall Capital Limited has selected Praxis Fund Services as administrator and International Fund Management Limited (IFM) as alternative investment fund manager to the fund. Both are part of the PraxisIFM group of companies.
"We are delighted that Hadrian's Wall Capital Limited has chosen to domicile their new London Stock Exchange listed fund in Guernsey and utilise the services of International Fund Management Limited as alternative investment fund manager and Praxis Fund Services Limited as administrator. We are looking forward to a long and prosperous relationship with Hadrian's Wall Capital Limited," said Chris Hickling, managing director, International Fund Management Limited.
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Advocate Morgan said: "Uncertainty regarding the EU referendum has prevented a number of IPOs from going ahead this year. Guernsey is seen as a jurisdiction of choice for entities listing on the LSE and Carey Olsen is well known for its funds experience. We advised on over 60% of the Guernsey-domiciled investment company IPOs in 2015."
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Taylors Wines Tastes Data-Driven Financial Success with Board
Board International, the # 1 decision making platform for organisations of any size, has announced that Taylors Wines is using Board for integrated planning, analysis and reporting as part of its strategy to become a data-driven business.
Board International, the # 1 decision making platform for organisations of any size, has announced that Taylors Wines is using Board for integrated planning, analysis and reporting as part of its strategy to become a data-driven business.
Taylors Wines, a family-owned winery that crafts great Australian wines in the Clare Valley, South Australia, wanted to make a greater amount of information available to its management, sales, marketing and finance teams - wherever they happened to be working. The business utilises data to support sales growth in stores, restaurants and bars that stock Taylors Wines; to better understand demand and use that to manage stock levels and production; to measure the impact of winning international wine competitions on sales; and to accurately track rebates it paid out to customers.
Prior to the Board deployment, Taylors Wines was running its business off just three reports: a direct sales report updated daily, a monthly P&L, and a static PDF produced monthly for its area sales team.
All the reports had limitations: the direct sales and P&L reports could only be interrogated by finance, meaning many emails from people trying to understand what data sat behind the results in front of them. The static PDF report, meanwhile, was hard to read on iPads used by the area sales team.
"Finance was spending so much time creating reports rather than analysing them," said Hamza Jinwala, Finance Manager, Taylors Wines. "Our main goal was to make information available to people on the go, as and when they need it, without relying on us. Instead of relying on a sales analyst or finance team members if and when they wanted to get the information, we wanted to let them just go and get the information themselves."
The Board reporting tool primarily runs on top of Taylors Wines' data warehouse and also links directly to other internal data sources such as customer relationship management (CRM) and various Excel worksheets. The organisation has increased the number of reports it produces from three to over 100, unlocking latent demand for data and value for the organisation. Where area managers were previously only measured on revenue, now they also use Board to track who sells what ranges and brands, where they are running in-store promotions and retail displays, and other metrics. They use Board to identify gaps, opportunities and to create a shortlist of customers to visit. These are all new capabilities. In addition, we have a dashboard and get the information updated to sales managers every week or more frequently if we want to. Long-term profitability and stock levels can also be easily measured.
"We've been able to create a long-term forecasting model whereby we can actually look at what our profit is going to look like for the next five years, and based on that we can discuss what sort of initiatives we're able to afford in the future," Jinwala says.
"We also used to hold quite a bit of safety stock just so we didn't run out, but now with Board we are producing weekly forecasts that are fed into the production planning schedules so they can be changed to avoid running out of stock and losing sales. Board makes it easier to reliably check rebate claims filed by customers we've got hundreds of customers who would send in their rebate claims. We wouldn't even bother checking whether they were correct because there was no source to check them against. Now we just go into Board and look at whether the claim is valid or not," Jinwala says.
Another major benefit of Board is that Taylors Wines can see how winning wine medals and displaying these on its bottles impacts sales. Prior to Board, the impact on sales was completely unknown. "Depending on the type of medal and prestige of the competition, we've seen a 15 to 20 percent increase in sales on bottles with more than two medals on the label," Jinwala says. "We didn't know this before or even enter that many wine shows, but as we've started tracking the sales uplift via Board, we've been able to enter more wine shows and win more awards." Board occupies a critical place in Taylors Wines' operations.
"It's just simple things we now take for granted. From a company perspective it was a great decision to deploy Board because we were able to become more efficient and achieve cost savings. And because everyone is so much more self-sufficient, the finance team is now free to concentrate on bigger and better things," Jinwala adds.
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Budleigh Salterton is a small yet beautiful town situated on the coast in East Devon. Many British people and not only come here to relax and spend a few days far from the noisy and busy city. If you decided to do the same, then we are going to show you a few excellent accommodation places where you will have all the desired comfort.
Rosehill Rooms & Cookery – B & B
We strongly recommend you this 2-star accommodation which is located nearly 9 km away from the Powderham Castle and around 30-minute walk from the World of Country Life. The airport is also very close, at only 20 minutes driving. The luxury rooms are equipped with climate control, a comfortable sitting area, a work desk, free WiFi, and a multi-channel TV. The bathroom doesn't only have a shower but a bathtub as well. Some of the rooms overlook the garden. Private parking is available on site and it is free.
Quentance Farm
This rural B & B is a very quiet place where you will have the chance to relax and not listen to all sort of noises like cars, dogs barking, and so on. It has wonderful sea views and it is the perfect accommodation for anyone who travels with children. In the evening you can enjoy a drink in the cozy guest lounge with open fire and a beautiful garden. All the rooms from here are very clean and airy and they have a wash basin, multi-channel TV, central heating, free WiFi, and coffee & tea making facilities.
The King's Arms
Fifteen high-quality rooms are waiting for you at The King's Arms. The bar from here is serving very fine wines and the restaurant offers only fresh food prepared with local ingredients from the King's Arms' farm shop. You can relax and enjoy a drink on the outside terrace area. After we have seen the pictures of this Inn, we can say that it is a place where you will certainly have a fantastic time. If you do not have a partner but you want to spend a few amazing days here, then we suggest you look for an escort. In England, just like in many other countries there are plenty of beautiful girls that work as escorts. They are actually paid to do whatever the client wants. If you want to take an escort with you for a few days in order to not feel lonely, then you should definitely do it.
Stable Cottage, Anchoring Farm
If you want some privacy and tranquility then you should choose this lovely accommodation. The Stable Cottage has lovely rooms, and it is a quite small and intimate location. It is very close to several beaches and amazing coastal walks. The bedrooms have cozy dressing gowns, TV, air-conditioned, gas log burner, free WiFi, and a private patio. Also, there is a large range of interesting books that anyone can read for free. At Stable Cottage, you will have the necessary comfort for enjoying to the fullest your vacation.
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Roku Is Introducing an OTT Advertising Measurement Service
Marketers are getting a way to quantify their investment
As TV viewing habits continue to change significantly, marketers are searching for other ways to engage with these fragmented audiences. For instance, more and more marketers are shifting a large chunk of their advertising budget to over-the-top, or OTT, services which draw a growing number of viewers away from traditional TV, particularly those from the younger demos advertisers covet.
But the marketers who are moving a significant amount of their ad spend to OTT want help quantifying how effective their ad campaigns are and a way to validate results.
And that's where streaming TV company Roku comes in. Today, the company is introducing a new measurement suite called Roku Ad Insights that lets brands and agencies measure how effective their marketing is on OTT in four ways.
There's a Reach Insights tool, which marketers can use to quantify their ad campaigns by demo across linear TV, desktop and mobile. Tune-In Insights lets TV networks and media owners measure the effectiveness of ads and the viewership lift they provide by demo across the Roku platform, linear TV, desktop and mobile. Cord-Cutter Insights provide information to marketers about cord cutters, the people who don't have pay TV, to ensure their campaigns reach this ever-growing segment of the entertainment-consuming population. And there's Survey Insights, which allows marketers to gather feedback quickly on how effective the ads actually are among Roku's audience. This is done via a live on-screen survey marketers can use to learn what viewers are thinking in real time, as opposed to having to contact them later or using an off-device method.
All in all, the Roku Ad Insights measurement tool is derived from first-party viewership data on the Roku platform from the 19 million active Roku accounts—active accounts is Roku's rough corollary to households—that stream billions of hours of content on TV, mobile and desktop, and it endeavors to help nearly half of the top 200 advertisers by spend that advertise on Roku better quantify and measure their OTT investments.
Roku sees its new product as a way to improve the over-the-top universe as a whole.
"We don't see this as competitive with anyone else," said Roku head of ad research and measurement Dan Robbins. "I think what makes Roku unique compared to other companies in the space is that while others haven't really leaned into measurement, we believe it's essential to move OTT and streaming TV forward. We work closely with Nielsen and others to lean into transparent third-party measurement in our platform. We look at this as a way to continue to evolve that as a way to bring all of the different data, ad-tech and media assets that we have to the forefront."
As with any audience measurement tool, privacy is a concern, and it's something the company takes seriously.
"One of the great things about this measurement suite is that all the insights and aggregation happens within our house and so we have the tools do this," Roku gm Scott Rosenberg told Adweek. "It's also happening on an aggregated basis across pretty large segments. We're not providing individualized data as an output of any of these products that we're launching here."


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Hello, friends! Thanks for joining me on my Italian adventure. Over the next several months, I'll unpack more of this trip and its correlation to my upcoming novel, but for now, I'm limiting myself to 10 top moments, one for each day I was in Italy.
Day 1: The Streets of Orvieto
After an eventful rental car experience in Rome and finally finding our Air B&B in Orvieto, my colleague and I enjoyed a few moments roaming the cobbled streets before settling into our adorable apartment. After all, this was a working trip as well as an adventure.
Day 2: The Duomo in Orvieto
This breathtaking cathedral is a centerpiece of what might be the most charming, authentic city in Italy. Of course, I'm biased and haven't even scratched the surface of Italy's hidden gems, but there was nothing fake or superficial about this place. It was consistently the same whether I was visiting a back street or main attraction.
Day 3: Pizza in Civita di Bagnoregio
This place is a literal city on a hill. The views are breathtaking, and I should probably choose one of my landscape shots as my featured image, but you guys!! This was also the place I experienced my first Italian pizza. Enough said. (For actual pictures of this beautiful town, visit my Facebook page.)
Day 4: Walking Tour of Rome
I will never forget the day my colleague and I walked fifteen miles on a self-guided tour of Rome. The trek started at the Colosseum, so this picture seems appropriate.
Day 5: Fort Michelangelo at the Port of Civitavecchia
Nicknamed "The port of Rome," Civitavecchia is a hub for cruise ships and tourists entering Italy. I gushed over it for a similar reason, because it is the point of entry into Italy (and the international scene) for my heroine Portia in The Reactionary (Coming 2019).
Day 6: Gelato in Palermo
Italian gelato is all it's promised to be and more. My go-to flavor was fragola or strawberry. Delish!
Day 7: The Beach at Palermo
Naturally, the Florida girl in me feels at home on any beach, and Palermo's was stunning! The water was a refreshing temperature and oh so very blue.
Day 8: Prickly Pear in Valguarnera
Have you ever eaten the prickly pear fruit? I never had, but it tastes as sweet as candy! Note: The locals eat the seeds, so just chew them and pretend to be Italian.
Day 9: Scala dei Turchi
My friend Maria promised me that the cliffs and beach in Agrigento would fast become my favorite place. How right she was! These pearly white cliffs and the sparkling blue waters of the Mediterranean were like nothing I've ever seen before.
Day 10: Cappuccino in Valguarnera
Before we returned to Palermo, we spent the morning with Maria's family. Like many other days, breakfast consisted of a chocolate or cream brioche and a cappuccino. Yes, I'm basically in withdrawal at the moment.
Thanks for sharing in this adventure with me!
~ Kristen
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Note: You are currently viewing documentation for Moodle 2.3. Up-to-date documentation for the latest stable version is available here: External tool.
The external tool enables Moodle users to interact with [LTI]-compliant learning resources and activities on other web sites. For instance, an external tool could provide access to a new activity type or learning materials from a publisher.
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So back at PMA we caught a glimpse of some rather strange-looking Alpha prototypes. Some time afterwards, we saw some interesting interface concepts. And now — well, now we're seeing Sony's entry into the big-sensor/no-mirror semi-EVIL camera category. If that's even a category. I don't even care what category it is, because this thing looks awesome.
Updated with more info on lenses and the NEX-3's big brother, the NEX-5.
It's called the NEX-3 and it has a nice big sensor and E-series lens mount. That lens on there is an Alpha f3.5-5.6/18-55mm, but of course you could put a nice, compact prime on there when they come out with one and make it a more maneuverable package. Update on lenses: there will also be a 16mm f/2.8 (~24mm equivalent) shipping at the same time, and an 18-200 f3.5-5.6. There will also be an adapter for your already-purchased Alpha lenses (G-series, I think).
The LCD is not a touchscreen, though. I thought it was going to be, but it's all managed via a wheel and a few buttons. Good news, though: it flips up like crazy and lets you shoot from weird angles. I like the look of the flash, too, with its adjustable height and angle. Very smart. There's an electronic viewfinder for around $300.
I must say, I really love the whole look they've got here. It's agreeably simple, elegant even. The reviewer is bullish about the camera in general, though it's hard to get a good idea of its performance without some serious technical comparisons. Here are the relevant specs:
- 14 megapixels
- APS-C CMOS sensor (same as in many consumer-level DSLRs; bigger than M4/3)
- Sony E-series lens mount
- Shutter speed: 1/30th to 1/4000th of a second (no long exposures?)
- 1920×1080 video shooting (no framerates mentioned)
7FPS2.7FPS burst shooting, 7 in special mode
- Memory Stick and SD card slots (SDXC supported)
- 3″ LCD (921,600 pixels reportedly, could that be? Not 921k dots?)
- Price: $550 (with kit lens) – $650 for NEX-5
Sample shots and more pics of the camera over at Digital Photography School.
Update: Oops! Looks like that stuff wasn't supposed to go live yet. DPS has taken it down. However, Quesabesde has even more info, including stuff on the NEX-5 as well. The 5 will be chunkier and will actually shoot at… 1080i? Wait, that can't be right.
Yes, it seems there is some conflicting information. But rumored specs put the NEX-3 with 720p and the NEX-5 with 1080… something. Also, burst speed is actually pegged at 2.7FPS at full resolution it seems that 7 is a special mode, probably with reduced resolution (still handy). The pricing is a little confusing, too, but all will soon be made clear, I'm sure. The leaks suggest these were supposed to go live tonight or tomorrow around the same time. Publishing errors like this do happen. In the meantime, here are the NEX-5 pics:
and the NEX-3 from the top for comparison:
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Online transactions are booming in New Zealand. VISA recently reported earlier this year that New Zealanders spent NZ$56.51 million in ecommerce sales using Visa cards in March 2005, up from NZ$31.51 million in March 2004. Research also shows that there are more than 1.4 million New Zealanders registered to bank online (this represents 35% of New Zealand's total population). So, why do we have the confidence to send credit card and other personal information over an open network like the Internet? In short, online businesses implement and maintain practices, policies and procedures that aim to make online transactions as secure as technologically possible.
A secure interface
It is essential that an online business offers a secure interface to transfer its customer's credit card details and other personal information from the customer's browser to the online business' server. Secure Socket Layer ("SSL") is the industry standard in security technology for creating an encrypted link between the customer's browser and business' web server. This link seeks to ensure that all data in a customer's transaction is processed in real time, free from interception and tampering. In order to generate an SSL link, the business' web server needs to have a SSL certificate. Thawte, Verisign and Instant SSL all offer SSL certificates, which can cost a little as NZ$99 plus Goods and Services Tax for a single domain.
Technology savvy web users can easily tell the difference between a secure and an insecure site. A secure site, when configured correctly, will cause a locked padlock icon to appear on the web user's web browser. By contrast, an insecure site may trigger a warning, to be displayed when the web user attempts to submit his or her personal details, which will usually kill off any prospect that the transaction will be completed.
Privacy and security policies
Compliance with legal requirements is also important. An online business needs to put in place and have privacy and security policy statements readily available on its website. Customers look to those policies as an indication that the online business has secure systems in place to help prevent authorised use of, or access to, the customer's information.
A specialist IT lawyer should review or prepare those policy statements. Online New Zealand businesses have particular obligations under the Privacy Act 1993 (NZ) to inform the customer:
- what personally identifiable information is collected through the business' website and who is collecting the information;
- how the customer's information is used;
- with whom is the customer's information shared , such as direct marketing firms, partners and advertisers;
- the security safeguards that are in place to protect against loss, access, use, modification, disclosure or other misuse of the customer's information; and
- how the customer can correct and access the personal information collected.
Web technology is not bullet proof. Therefore, an online business' security policy should avoid claiming that online transactions on its website are "safe" or "secure". Instead, the security policy should use a statement like "We are committed to protecting the privacy and security of your personal information" and describe in detail the procedures undertaken by the online business to protect its customers' information.
The security policy should also explain some helpful tips for the customer's own web security. It's not well known, but a customer cannot guarantee that his or her online transaction is safe and secure unless he or she has a secure browser. A basic precaution is to avoid public computers, such as those in Internet cafés. NetSafe, New Zealand's Internet safety group, recommends that customers undertake the following safety steps:
- enter a website by typing in the URL;
- never follow a link from an email to a secure website;
- change your password regularly;
- don't use the same passwords on different sites;
- don't share or write down your passwords or save them to your computer;
- install a basic firewall and an anti-virus programme;
- don't leave your computer unattended when engaged in an online transaction;
- always log out when ending a secure transaction; and
- look for the padlock at the bottom of the screen, which denotes a secure, encrypted session.
Why do businesses bother allowing payment online?
You might ask yourself whether the cost of implementing these policies and procedures is worth it for a business. The answer is generally "yes". The ability to allow transactions online may offer many benefits that are not otherwise currently being realised by a business.
Increased customer satisfaction maximises sales. In particular, the technology for online transactions enables a business to accept the payment type that customers demand, and customers can sometimes make payments in the currency that the customer prefers and understands. Customers enjoy the convenience of conducting their personal transactions online. Transactions can be undertaken anytime and these days, with wireless technology, virtually anywhere as well.
Business efficiency is also improved. Once the payment system is up and running on the business's website, it is generally easy to operate and maintain and the overall effectiveness of the business' website is significantly increased.
If you thought that the only businesses that were permitting online transactions were goods vendors in the 'Amazon' mould, it's time to reshape that thinking. Today, customers conduct online banking, and can use their credit cards to pay online for airline tickets, their groceries and a range of other goods and services. Perhaps, in the near future, we might see lawyers accepting online credit card payment for their services and offering air points upon payment of their invoices too!
Daniel Gill specialises in Technology, Media and Communications law. He is part of the Corporate and Financial Services team of the Australasian commercial law firm, Phillips Fox.
Because of the generality of this update, the information provided herein may not be applicable in all situations and should not be acted upon without specific legal advice based on particular situations.
© Phillips Fox 2005. All rights reserved.


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The sport is usually associated with steroids, spray tans and bizarrely bulging muscles, but for some competitors in Alaska, drug-free bodybuilding isn't about vanity, it's about therapy.
After 24 years as an Army Ranger and a grueling tour in Afghanistan, Frank Loomis retired, joined the police and started having a mid-life crisis. His solution? Start training with Mr. Alaska. KSKA's Anne Hillman followed Loomis from training to his first masters level competition.
Personal trainer Al Wilson calls out instructions to 54-year-old Frank Loomis at one of the gyms on JBER.
"Ok, gentlemen, prepare for a front, double bicep. Roll open. Roll open in a wide circular motion. Pull those elbows back," Wilson said.
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Loomis is preparing to enter his first masters competition and he has just two more days to perfect his look. He tries to smile as he stands in awkward poses that accentuate different muscle groups. His goal is to look like a human anatomy model, and even subtle things help.
"Squeeze them butt cheeks, squeeze them butt cheeks, flex, flex. There you go! Hold it. Breathe. Head up," Wilson said.
Even dressed in a sweatshirt and a track suit, Loomis looks well-groomed. His clean-cut, stark white hair and black rimmed spectacles show his age more than his thick-set body. Clothed, you can tell he's fit, but you would never know he's a body builder until he flashes a calf with more definition than a Michelangelo sculpture.
Loomis says Wilson inspired him to push his body to a new limit.
"I love this man," Loomis said. "He saw me…basically my stomach was way out to here."
"He basically looked pregnant," Wilson said.
But since they started training together, stocky Loomis has lost more than 40 pounds. He says he wasn't always overweight, especially when he was an Army Ranger.
"I was skinny, had no hair, cocky, and fearless," Loomis said.
He enlisted straight out of high school in 1980. Over the decades, he was stationed in Grenada, Panama, Thailand and Korea. Then in 2002 he was sent to Afghanistan.
"Unfortunately we got sloppy one time and we got engaged and were in a fire fight," Loomis said. "It's just one of those things I don't like talking about. It's why I still don't go hunting these days."
Loomis says he was diagnosed with PTSD and took a desk job training other soldiers. When the Army asked him to go back to Afghanistan in 2004, he decided to retire instead. He joined the police force at JBER and he still worked out some to manage his anger, but he was depressed and just let his body go. Then he hit his 50s and his midlife crisis.
"It was either a new sports car and a new girlfriend, or keeping going to the gym and competing," Loomis said. "So I'm competing."
Loomis says he met the world's strongest man, and then Wilson, a former bodybuilding champion, and he felt inspired. He wants to achieve some of what they have, though it takes discipline. Every morning he lifts weights and every afternoon he does two to three hours of cardio exercise. Loomis hasn't eaten dairy or unhealthy carbs for about four months.
"I'm dreaming of pizzas chasing me," he said.
By the end of the practice, Loomis says he feels confident, like he's a good role model for all the young kids he works with on the police force.
On Saturday morning he shows up for the competition, ready to impress the judges with his new body.
Loomis quickly befriends 63-year-old Grand Master Ken Babich. They stand around in their tiny, shiny bikini shorts.
"You know it's good thing I didn't wear my blue shorts," Babich said, laughing. "That would have been awkward."
Babich shows Loomis how to properly apply oil to his newly bronzed skin and gives him tips on his presentation. For the older folks, the competition is less fierce.
"So if you hear me talking to you, I'm not trying to make you laugh. I'm just saying like "lean back," Babich said.
"No, perfect," Loomis said.
"They're not going to say anything," Babich said. "We're senior citizens here."
"I know I told them I had to check in my cane when I came in," Loomis laughed.
And finally it's time.
"So let's bring out the Master's Class in the Anchorage Pro-Am," a competition official said as the audience applauded.
They stand in front of the panel of judges, turning on all sides, flexing their abs, lats, and triceps. The judges are looking for muscle definition and symmetry. The whole thing takes about five minutes.
"I hope I did ok out there," Loomis said.
"How do you feel?" I asked.
"I don't know for sure, because it was so quick," Loomis said. "And you couldn't see your competitors."
"But I had fun; it was great."
Loomis waits all day to hear the results at the evening show. He takes third place out of three. But if last place bothers him, Loomis doesn't show it.
"I'm good. I'm happy," Loomis said. "I came from a broke man when I retired to a healthy man now. Healthier…and wiser."
Loomis puts on some clothes and heads out to get a pizza. He has a few weeks off before he starts gearing up to compete for Mr. Alaska in April.


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A Heart Renewed
A Heart Renewed
Lent is the season when we are called to be more fervent in our Christian life of prayer, penance, and acts of charity toward those in need. We are called to remember our Baptism and prepare ourselves to renew our Baptismal vows. It is a time to turn back to the Lord and realize our need and dependence on God for everything.
These Lenten exercises of prayer, penance, and charity join together so as to bring us to conversion—a heart renewed. It is in the Holy Spirit that our hearts are made clean and turn to the Lord.
All of us at Hope and Purpose Ministries pray that the prayers contained in this book will, each day of Lent, be a blessing. May this book bring you closer to Jesus on the way to Calvary and to Jesus, the Risen Lord!
This Lenten book is for Year B.


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Sioux Kids Club
We live in a state without professional sports, but luckily we live in a city with a great university and fantastic athletics that really invites the local community to be a part of the UND tradition. Your kids ages 3-14, in eighth grade or younger can join the Sioux Kids Club. You must rejoin Sioux Kids Club every year to renew your membership and receive a NEW t-shirt and other fun stuff!
Join the Sioux Kids Club today for a behind-the-scenes look into how Sioux athletes become part of championship teams! As a member, you will also help Fighting Sioux athletes go to college! Sioux Kids Club membership dollars directly support the Fighting Sioux Club, in the form of the Sioux Kids Club Impact Scholarship. In the 2010-2011 season, Sioux Kids Club membership dollars raised $11,680 for the Impact Scholarship which is divided up among two Fighting Sioux athletes each year.
What does my $25 membership include?
- FREE admission to all home games for volleyball, women's hockey, men's and women's basketball and football!
- FREE admission to one 2011-12 men's hockey home game
- Opportunity to interact with Fighting Sioux coaches and student-athletes at exclusive Sioux Kids Club events.
- Official Sioux Kids Club 2011-12 T-shirt
- Sioux Kids Club membership card
- Official Sioux Kids Club Birthday Card
- Sioux Kids Club Fan Button
- Official monthly e-newsletter
- Opportunities to be the Sioux Kids Club Captain of the Game
Captain of the Game
Want to have an all-access tour of the locker room, have your name announced at the game, or even take the field, ice or court with your favorite Sioux athlete? Only Sioux Kids Club members have the opportunity to be selected as Captain of the Game. Once you become a member, remember to check the sports in which you would be interested in being the Captain for. Captains are selected at random.
How do I register?
- Visit www.fightingsioux.com
- Visit the Ralph Engelstad Arena Sioux Shop during regular business hours: Monday through Saturday, 10 AM to 6 PM; Sunday 12 to 5 PM.
- Visit First State Bank during regular business hours: Monday through Friday, 8 AM to 5 PM.
If you have any questions, please contact Lisa Alphson, marketing coordinator, at firstname.lastname@example.com or 701-777-0726.
Join now! The first home football game is THIS THURSDAY, Sept. 1 UND vs. Drake @ the Alerus Center!


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Through its inspiring story, beautiful music, and charming choreography, The Nutcracker is a celebration of the joyous holiday season. Every year The Nutcracker takes us on an unforgettable journey with young Marie as she travels from her home on Christmas Eve to the Kingdom of Snow and the Land of the Sweets. For adults, it is a time to relive cherished memories of childhood. For children who wait with breathless anticipation for the holidays to arrive, it is the opportunity to create new memories. For everyone, it is a time for sharing and giving among family and friends. Performances take place at the historic Athenaeum Theatre in Lakeview.
Friday, December 13 at 7pm
Saturday, December 14 at 2pm & 7pm
Sunday, December 15 at 2pm
Thursday, December 19 at 7pm
Friday, December 20 at 7pm
Saturday, December 21 at 2pm & 7pm
Sunday, December 22 at 2pm


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In the winter time, chickens naturally slow down their egg production. If you have a lot of left over eggs and would like to preserve them for baking and cooking during the winter, then this is a good way to preserve them. This method is called Water Glassing. You will need Hydrated lime or Pickling lime. You can buy 50 LBs of it online for less than 40 dollars. Also, look for it at your local hardware store. The homesteader in the video below mentions that you may be able to find it there for 10 dollars there. Here is the link to the product listed on the Home Depot website but it does not have a price and you can only buy it at the store.
When you use the hydrated lime, you do not need any cold storage for the eggs and can store the eggs for about 8 months. You should not do this process with store bought eggs because the pores are exposed so the lime will go into the eggs. You will use 1 quart of clean water to 1 ounce of hydrated lime and then mix.
For more detail instructions, click on the video below from Homesteading Family. For more information on Water Glass preservation, click here.


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Take care for your health
A multifunctional sports hall is available to those who devote particular attention to their physical form. Area of 225 m2 is designed and decorated to fully satisfy the needs of sport amateurs. Sports hall is equipped with devices for different types of exercise, equipment for fitness, aerobics, body building, and other cardio and basic exercises to shape your body and keep fit.
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What Are the Child Custody Rights in Divorce Cases?
Attorney lawyer November 20, 2018
The most important and complex issue in a divorce case is 'Child Custody'. Both husband and wife, use child custody as a medium to establish the guilt and fault of the other party. In India, Guardian and Wards Act, 1890 is empowered to determine the issue of child custody.... Read more


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What I Wore This WeekFriday, July 01, 2011
My sister called me on Monday and asked, "So you're really going to take a picture of what you wear everyday?"
Yes, Becky. I was and I did.
And Kristin was right when she said it was boring.
Well, maybe not boring. It was fun taking a picture every morning, but I thought the end result would be much more interesting than it really is. I look at the series and think, "Yuck. Who on earth is interested in these outfits?"
And it feels very self-involved.
But I took the pictures and made this little series thing, so I will finish this post and move on.
{Warning: I do not put on make-up before I leave the house. That's what red lights are for.}
Monday: No, it was not Dress Like a Pirate Day at work. Nor did I go sailing. Nor did I think those bermuda shorts looked that tight on me. I really don't love bermuda shorts anyway on me because I just don't have the legs for them but I've started wearing them to work this summer since shorts aren't really an option. I'm re-thinking this outfit… Top: H&M this season, belt: Old Navy ($15) this season, shorts: The Limited circa 2006, sunglasses: Kenneth Cole from Marshalls ($10).
Tuesday: I actually really like this outfit. I think it's cute and very comfortable and easy to work in. I am obsessed with this light sweater from J.Crew Factory I bought this spring and wish I'd bought one in every color. Top: J.Crew outlet, shorts: Editor shorts from Express circa 2006 {apparently 2006 was the year of the long short}, sandals: Target circa 2009 {I wear them all.the.time.}, necklace: Target 2010 {I really splurged here, this necklace was behind the glass case…}
Wednesday: Easy outfit. Just hope my hair looked better in person! Top: Ralph Lauren polo circa CLASSIC, pants: Old Navy perfect khakis rolled up {I LOVE these pants and if they made them in more colors, I'd probably never buy pants from J.Crew again!}, belt and flip-flops: J.Crew.
Thursday: Another easy outfit. I overslept this morning and it's a go-to for me. T-shirt: Target circa 2006? {I have this shirt in 3 different colors—it is so soft and fits perfectly. Love.}, pants: J.Crew Classic Chinos, necklace: same one from Tuesday, shoes: pom-pom flats from Old Navy last winter ($20, wear them constantly),
Friday: Overslept again this morning {this is what happens when my husband is out of town…} and am always tired by Friday so I wanted to be comfortable. I could live in these brown palazzo pants from The Limited. They are OLD but make very regular appearances in my wardrobe in all seasons. Summer, fall, winter… I love them all year. Top: Old Navy ruffle tank, pants: The Limited circa 2005? Too early for accessories.
Pretty uninspiring huh? You can tell where my favorite places to shop are! But I'm not sure there will be another "What I Wore" post—I feel self-conscience already… Except I may try it one more time, but the challenge would be to put together five completely new outfits. We'll see.
So, are you judging me on the age of my wardrobe yet??
Happy Friday and Happy 4th!! Tyler is still in Israel and having a great time, and I'm off to drink a margarita at any outdoor Mexican restaurant that will seat me…


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What is Add to Weight in the Package Setup?
This feature allows you to account for any additional weight that your box and/or packaging will add to a shipment to avoid insufficient postage issues.
It is accessed in PACKAGE SETUP under the Shipment Settings column of the SETTINGS page.
- This option adds a specified weight to the shipment weight when the associated package is selected. To update a package, click +Add New.
- To be clear, this an additional, non-editable weight that will be added to the shipment weight. For example, if the package box weighed 4 oz before you put a product in it, you would set the Add to Weight
Every time you select this box for shipping, we will include the added weight to whatever the shipment weight is for the rate quote.
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