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Ohio State Forward Seth Towns Returning For Seventh Season
By Braden MolesApril 22, 2022 (3:51 pm)Basketball
According to a report from The Columbus Dispatch's Adam Jardy, Ohio State forward Seth Towns will be returning for his third season with the Buckeyes and his seventh in college basketball.
He last played for Ohio State in the 2020-21 season, missing last year with a back injury that required surgery. Ohio State and head coach Chris Holtmann hoped to see Towns return at some point, but he was officially ruled out for the year on Feb. 8.
Towns is expected to be fully healthy this season after suffering several season-ending injuries, including a knee injury that cost him two seasons at Harvard before his transfer to Ohio State.
In his only season on the floor with Ohio State in 2020-21, Towns appeared in 25 games, averaging 10.8 minutes, 3.8 points and 2.2 rebounds per contest. He hit double-digit scoring five times, scoring 12 points (his Ohio State career-high) in a conference tournament win over Purdue.
It was already announced this offseason that sixth-year senior forward Justice Seeing will return for the Buckeyes, while Holtmann will have to contend with the losses of E.J. Liddell and likely Malaki Branham, whose name remains in the pool for the upcoming NBA draft.
Ohio State is bringing in five players in the 2022 recruiting class and has already pulled guard Tanner Holden from the portal out of Wright State, and could be looking to add more this offseason.
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Johnny Burdell Fox, 61 was born March 17, 1956 in Jackson County and departed this life Wednesday, August 30, 2017 at his residence, being 61 years of age. He was the son of the late Ezart and Margie Redden Fox. He was a member of the Drip Rock Baptist Church.
He is survived by two children, Mark Fox and his wife, Tracy Fox of McKee and Margie Colleen Harrison and her husband, Paul Harrison of McKee; a sister, Wanda Feltner of Berea; and by four brothers, Hubie Fox, Bill Fox, Joe Fox and Jimmy Fox all of Irvine; five grandchildren, Jordan and wife, Tiffany Fox, Travis Fox, Tyler Harrison, Lyndsey Harrison, and Triston Harrison; and three great grandchildren, Colton Fox, Lakeyn Fox, and Carter Fox.
In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his wife, Brenda Hisel Fox.
Nana Orlena Tucker, 84, of Turpin Ridge Road in Irvine, died Sunday, September 3, at her home, following a long illness. She was born November 27, 1932, in Owsley County, a daughter of the late Arthur and Lucy Belle Simmons Childers. She was a former employee of K-Mart and had lived in Madison County most of her life. She was a member of the Baptist Church. She was preceded in death by her husband, Robert Lee Tucker.
She is survived by a son, Robert Lee Tucker, Jr. of Estill County; and a brother, Tom Childers of Ohio.
In addition to her husband, she is also preceded in death by a son, Daniel Jay Tucker; two sisters, Clara Childers, and Betty Childers; five brothers, Bob Childers, Joe Childers, Charles Childers, Doug Childers, and Tom Childers; and a grandson, Robert Lee Tucker III.
Graveside services will be conducted Thursday, September 7, at 11 a.m. at the Tucker Cemetery.
Glenn C. Walling, 74, of Lexington, husband of Peggy Lynn Reese Walling, died August 30. Born to the late Clyde and Cornelia Wolfinbarger Walling on Aug. 16, 1943 in Ravenna. He retired from Rand McNally after 35 years. He loved his family, which included dogs, cats, and birds. He also enjoyed antique cars.
In addition to his wife, he is survived by one daughter, Cheryl Ann Walling of Lexington; one brother, Jerry Walling and wife, Ramona Walling of Lawrenceburg; three grandchildren, Zachary Walling and Jacob Walling of Lexington and Tiffany Walling Parsons of Versailles; a host of nieces and nephews; and sisters-in-law, Barbara Hunt of Irvine and Margie Walling of Winchester. Besides his parents, preceded in death by one brother, Larry Walling.
Dorothy May Hall Williams, 94, of Irvine daughter of the late Frank and Grace Hall, died Wednesday, August 28, at Central Baptist in Lexington. She was preceded in death by her parents, Frank and Grace Hall; a brother, Troy Hall; her husband, Robert S. Williams; and her son, Robert "Bobby" S. Williams, Jr.
She was a member of Boone's Creek Baptist Church in Lexington, KY. She was an avid UK fan. She and her husband sang on the radio (WLAP) years ago where they had their own program, "The Bob and Dot Show". They enjoyed performing at different venues throughout the years.
She is survived by her daughter, Linda Grens; six grandchildren; seven great grandchildren; nine great great grandchildren; one sister, Agnes Dixon; and many nieces and nephews.
Services were held Thursday, August 31, with Bro. Marvin Neal officiating. Burial in Sunset Memorial Gardens. Pallbearers were Jeff Jones, R.B. Browning, Ryan Birchfield, Chayce Birchfield, Kirk Williams, and Richard Browning.


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Les indicacions de precaució formen part del formen part del Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labeling of Chemicals (Sistema mundialment harmonitzat de classificació i etiquetatge de productes químics, o GHS). Tenen la finalitat de formar un conjunt de frases estandarditzades que donen consells sobre el correcte maneig de les substàncies químiques i mescles, que pot ser traduït a diferents idiomes. Per tant, serveixen al mateix propòsit que les frases S, que estan destinades a ser substituïdes.

Els indicacions de precaució són un dels elements clau per a l'etiquetatge dels envasos en el marc del GHS, juntament amb:
 una identificació del producte;
 un o més pictogrames de perill (quan sigui necessari)
 una paraula d'advertència - ja sigui Perill o Precaució - quan sigui necessari
 indicacions de perill, que indica la naturalesa i grau dels riscos plantejats pel producte
 identitat del proveïdor (que podria ser un fabricant o un importador)

Cada declaració de precaució es designa per un codi, començant amb la lletra P i seguit de tres dígits. Les declaracions que corresponen als perills relacionats estan agrupats per nombre de codi, de manera que la numeració no és consecutiva. El codi s'utilitza per a fins de referència, per exemple, per ajudar amb les traduccions, però és la frase real la que ha d'aparèixer en les etiquetes i fitxes de dades de seguretat. Algunes frases de precaució són combinacions, indicades per un signe més "+". En diversos casos, hi ha una opció de fraseologia, per exemple "Evitar respirar pols/fum/gas/boira/vapors/aerosol": el proveïdor o agència reguladora ha de triar la redacció apropiada per al producte en qüestió.

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NFL commissioner Roger Goodell said Saturday that there's "no question" a team could be successful in London, though challenges remain.
NFL teams first started playing games in the United Kingdom in 2007, and Sunday's contest is the last of three there this year.
—San Francisco 49ers receiver Pierre Garcon will miss Sunday's game against the Arizona Cardinals due to shoulder and knee injuries, the team announced.
Garcon was listed as doubtful on Friday's injury report before the team downgraded him on Saturday. Garcon didn't practice all week while nursing the ailments.
The 32-year-old Garcon has 21 receptions for 230 yards and no touchdowns this season.
—Jeremy Maclin's hopes of landing with a team this season are over, according to the NFL Network's Mike Garofolo.
Maclin, 30, will have surgery to repair a nagging hamstring injury and focus on returning next year instead.
The free-agent wide receiver was cut in March after a disappointing season in Baltimore, finishing with 40 catches for 440 yards and three scores. The Ravens saved $5 million against the salary cap by releasing him.


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Q: After I publish new website version, IE 11 / Windows Phone browser say: "This page can't be displayed", other browsers work I made a .NET MVC4 application that uses jQuery Mobile. When a user visits the website, it looks for a cookie, so it can retrieve the user information. If it find the cookie, it will store the userprofile in the session, otherwise it will create a new userprofile which will also be stored in the session. If the sessions is not found, it will look for the cookie again or create a new profile. The application is hosted on a Server-Farm of 3 servers.
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*Then I do a update to the website (update the binaries), which will cause IIS to recycle.

*I hit refresh on the Android browser / Chrome browser, no problem, everything works.

*I hit refresh on the Windows Phone browser / IE11, and it will show: "This page can't be displayed"

Any of you got any ideas what could cause this?

A: I was overloading the browser with cookies, IE didn't like that. Fixed the cookies, fixed IE problem.

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Watch: The arsenal of health – how GM and Ceva Logistics shifted the supply chain to support the relief effort
In this special session at Automotive Logistics and Supply Chain Live, General Motors' Miguel Tavara and CEVA's Dave Dudek detail how GM pivoted its manufacturing and logistics to produce ventilators and supply equipment, and what lessons were learned.
Watch: Believe the hype! What Hyperloop technology means for the (near) future of logistics
Hyperloop technology sounds futuristics but Hyperloop TT is already implementing a number of projects in logistics, including infrastructure in Dubai to port operations at the port of Hamburg. Chief strategy officer Juan Quintana details the company's plans at Automotive Logistics and Supply Chain Live.
Watch: Launching start-up automotive supply chains
As new entrants, tech firms and EV start-up companies jump into the supply chain, this panel at Automotive Logistics and Supply Chain Live explored the logistics requirements with insight from startups Rivian and Ineos Automotive, and supply chain specialist Kuehne + Nagel.
Watch: Spotlight on the Indian supply chain
Watch this panel discussion from Automotive Logistics and Supply Chain Live on key challenges from the crisis, digitalisation developments and opportunities for the automotive supply chain in India featuring logistics experts from FCA, JCB and Smart Links Technology.
Watch: How Volkswagen is charging an electric revolution in its supply chain
As Volkswagen Group gears up to manufacture 1.5m EVs per year by 2025, it is transforming its supply chain. Danny Auerswald, who leads the carmaker's all-electric factory in Dresden, explains how Volkswagen is transforming plants and logistics to meet its electric and sustainability targets during Automotive Logistics and Supply Chain Live.
Watch: Commercial vehicle supply chains with Scania and MAN
The supply chain and logistics requirements for commercial vehicles, including trucks and buses, can vary significantly. During a panel at Automotive Logistics and Supply Chain Live, supply chain leaders from MAN and Scania explain how they are optimising networks and responding to the crisis.
Watch: PwC study shows how electrification will transform European vehicle product portfolio and value chain
Electrification is powering ahead in Europe, with manufacturers set to launch a large array of lower cost and more premium vehicles this decade that will increasingly compete on price and total cost of ownership with ICE vehicles. Christoph Stürmer presents a PwC study that reveals opportunities in product types as well as where Europe can make gains in its supply chain.
Watch: Why Volvo's Martin Corner thinks there has never been a more exciting time for automotive logistics
Volvo Cars' head of global logistics thinks the supply chain has a long way to go to match the digital, visibility and flexibility requirements of the automotive sector, but he also tells the audience of Automotive Logistics and Supply Chain Live that electrification and new distribution models provide an opportunity for positive transformation.
Start-up vehicle makers demand more from their logistics providers
Automotive start-ups are well-known for changing the rules when it comes to the cars they produce, as well as their sales and distribution models, but they are doing things a little differently when it comes to supply chains as well, demanding agility and flexibility from logistics providers not normally seen with traditional OEMs.
Tesla plans deep vertical integration of battery supply
Tesla has revealed a host of production innovations to make lithium-ion battery manufacturing more efficient and reduce costs, including in-house battery cell production, which could cut the miles travelled for the battery production by 80%, and the reduction of the cobalt content of the cathode, which would bring further supply chain savings
OEM cooperation has the potential to reduce empty rail miles, says Glovis
Carmakers need to collaborate on shared rail wagon loads to reduce empty rail miles where feasible and technology provides the means to make the most of existing capacity according to speakers at last week's Automotive Logistics and Supply Chain conference
Japan-UK free trade deal will benefit automotive industry
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Yazaki's proactive, risk-averse approach to the crisis a success, says Bo Andersson
Yazaki is taking a more strategic and coordinated approach to the automotive supply chain as it continues to stabilise production in the wake of the coronavirus crisis. Bo Andersson, Yazaki's president of Europe and CEO and president of North America, says the company is looking for opportunities to consolidate and improve logistics planning and control, including through the use of third party logistics (3PL) providers, greater localisation, communication and inventory planning
Fully automated microfactories mean more resilient manufacturing says Arrival
Electric commercial vehicle maker Arrival could have as many as 1,000 automated microfactories operating by 2026, with the first now under construction. Localised supply is a priority and the manufacturing and logistics will be supported by industry 4.0 technology
Digital tools promise a more resilient supply chain post-Covid
If Covid has taught the automotive sector anything it is about the importance of resilience in the supply chain. The investment needed to ensure that however, comes at a time of economic uncertainty when the industry as a whole is looking for cost reduction.
Collaboration is key to achieve sustainability goals
Sharing information between companies and ensuring regulatory alignment between regions is crucial if the automotive industry wants to take real steps towards more sustainable supply chains. Panellists from logistics provider Kuehne + Nagel and CSR Europe, the European Business Network for Corporate Sustainability, came to the conclusion at this week's Automotive Logistics and Supply Chain Live conference
Now is the time to get vehicle distribution out of the stone age
The number one strategic challenge for the automotive logistics sector right now is in matching vehicle distribution with demand through new channels of communication and different levels of service. According to Volvo Cars' logistics chief Martin Corner, the future depends on better collaboration between carmakers and their LSPs on adapting the outbound supply chain to accommodate the growth of electric vehicles.
Automotive Logistics and Supply Chain Live Overview
The first Automotive Logistics and Supply Chain Live virtual conference is here, with more than 70 speakers and 30 sessions. Read this overview for insight into the key topics and theme, including electric vehicle and battery supply chains, sustainable supply chains, digital transformation and supply chain resilience. Featuring interviews and keynotes from leading carmakers, tier suppliers, logistics providers and supply chain and trade experts.
A cloud with a silver lining
Renault's collaboration with technology giant Google extends back to 2019, when the companies announced that the French carmaker had begun using Google data services to refine its manufacturing process. Roll forward a year and the global pandemic has disrupted supply chains and distribution channels across the automotive sector, accelerating the need to accurately forecast demand and optimise supply by integrating data from multiple sources and analysing it in real time.
Meeting increasing demand for EVs in Europe depends on better battery supply
Carmakers are investing colossal sums of money into low and zero-emission powertrain technologies. Even before the coronavirus crisis infected the finances of most manufacturers the survival of many of them hinged upon a return on investment and a successful transition to electrification over the coming years.

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Aivo Udras, né le  à Võru, est un biathlète estonien.

Biographie
Aux Championnats du monde 1992, il remporte la médaille de bronze à la course par équipes, avec Hillar Zakhna, Urmas Kaldvee et Kalju Ojaste. Dans la Coupe du monde, il obtient le deuxième meilleur résultat de sa carrière en 1992 à Oslo avec une  place.
Zahkna prend part aux Jeux olympiques en 1992 et 1994, où il prend la seizième place, sa meilleure performance individuelle. Il prend sa retraite sportive à l'issue de la saison 1993-1994.

Palmarès

Jeux olympiques d'hiver

Légende :
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Championnats du monde
Novossibirsk 1992 :
 Médaille de bronze de la course par équipes.

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Naissance en mars 1970
Biathlète estonien
Biathlète (homme) aux Jeux olympiques d'hiver de 1994
Biathlète (homme) aux Jeux olympiques d'hiver de 1992
Naissance à Võru
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The right of switzerland was selected not the trusts. But 200 managers offer in Switzerland these vйhicules investment from Great Britain. And that is the swiss association of the branch rйclame a better contrфle, as explained in the Tages-Anzeiger in its йdition of June 26, 2017.
Alexandre von Heeren, prйsident of the swiss Association of companies of the trust (the Swiss Association of Trust Companies – CLSS), rйclame a duty to license for managers, monitoring semi-йtatique and a minimum shareholders ' equity.
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Actions: Promotes blood and Qi circulation, relieves pain.
• Blood and Qi stagnation: pain – chest, abdomen, epigastrium, limbs, hernial, trauma, and especially dysmenorrhea. This is the premier analgesic herb.
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• Toast or fry in vinegar to enhance its blood circulating properties.
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Jin: Focuses on the liver.
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NAH: Contains the alkaloid bulbocapriine, which has been used for Parkinson's, Meniere's, convulsions.
Hsu: Tranquilizer, analgesic, spasmolytic, anti-ulcerative agent.
DY: When used alone or with small amounts of other herbs, use up to 50g in decoction or 10g directly as powder.
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• A medicinal for the qi within the blood. It moves the Yang aspect of the blood. It disperses Qi stagnation in the blood and blood stagnation in the Qi. It is, therefore, a medicinal which quickens simultaneously the Qi and blood, but which, nevertheless, has more of its action on the blood than the Qi.
– 2. Liver depression Qi stagnation transforming into liver heat or fire.
– This combination is a major analgesic which can be added to other prescriptions when pain is a key manifestation of the disorder and especially if this pain is due to Qi stagnation and blood stasis. If there is a headache, add Chuan xiong and Hong hua. If there is chest pain, add Jie geng, Zhi ke, and Xie bai. If there is lateral costal pain, add Chai hu and Yu jin. If there is stomach and epigastric pain, add Mu xiang and Dan shen. If there is lower abdominal pain, add Mu xiang and Tao ren. If there is lower abdomen pain occurring on both sides of the abdomen in the area traversed by the liver channel, add Wu yao and Xiao hui xiang.


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Tovah Martin enjoys the way spring unfolds – slow and nice.
Martin will chat about trees, greens and one of her favorite seasons this weekend, in the 31st yearly Capital District Garden & Flower Show. The backyard party at Hudson Valley Community College in Troy begins Friday and runs through Sunday.
Gardening author Martin, whose newest book "The Garden in Every Season and Sense" will hit bookstores this April, will speak in two conventions on Sunday. The very first, "Boot Camp for Your Senses," will take place; the next, "Gardening When the World Depends on Us," will be held at 2 p.m.
The weekend will comprise full-scale backyard displays, floral competitions, a marketplace and tastings from New York State wineries.
* Vibrant arrays of fragrant flowers.
* Trickling water out of waterfalls and ponds.
* Plants, bulbs, flowers and seeds offered for sale.
* Soil testing by Cornell Cooperative Extension (minimum contribution $1).
* A garden cafe featuring soups, salads, sandwiches and coffee.
* Lectures, workshops and live blossom and cooking demonstrations.
Lectures will include coping with landscaping builders, urban wildlife control, herbal tea out of garden crops, the art and science of plants, problems with trees and shrubs and designing a garden that is glorious. A complete list is available in the garden show website, www.gardenandflowershow.com.
Martin believes spring is a year for the senses.
Gardening – and the planet – will be another subject for discussion.
That's because people are not.
During the "world" lecture, Martin may also talk about clover. If people have the low-growing plants in their lawns, she stated, they should not try to remove them. Clover can be an advantage.
Martin is constantly hoping to interest and start people into the gardening life. Straightforward flowers like marigolds and geraniums will provide color all summer. Plus it's easy to begin.
While portions of the Northeast obtained snow this past week, Martin is through with all winter. She will not allow winter back into her life, even though cold temperatures show up at Hudson Valley Community College this weekend.
Reach Gazette reporter Jeff Wilkin in 518-395-3124 or in wilkin@dailygazette.com.
WHEN: Friday, 10 a.m. – 8 pm Saturday, 9 a.m. – 7 pm Sunday, 10 a.m. – 5 p.m.
HOW MUCH: General admission, progress, $12. Tickets on website $14. Two-day pass, $20; three-day pass $30. Partial proceeds from each ticket sold will benefit Wildwood Programs.


This is The Studio Downunder, in the basement of our house. I do all my art there.
Art has been my passion throughout my life. The first time a teacher praised me for my work was in the third grade. I created a russet colored horse against a burnt orange cliff. I was hooked from then on!!! I've lived in 7 countries with my husband, Bill, and I've studied Art in all of them. I love to paint animals, birds, and plants, with bright, joyful colors. Recently I was going through some older written exercises inspired by Julia Cameron's Artist Way, and I saw that I believed one of my creative blocks from my college days was a comment one of my painting professors made saying that I had the artistic sensibilities of a 12 year old. I carried this with me as a negative comment until this week when I realized the guy must have been psychic!!! Now I'm illustrating and writing books for 12 year olds, and I'm loving it. Amazing, right? My children's books are filled with animals with Olivia Ocelot as the main character. Olivia has sloths, howler monkeys, jaguars, iguanas. owls, and hundreds of other birds in her neighborhood. Her neighborhood is a lush, tropical rainforest in Costa Rica with orchids, palmettos and palm trees all over. I want Olivia Ocelot to become a household name with children's books, wall art, clothing and dishes all decorated with her face. I think Ocelots are about the coolest cats on the planet. I'm working on the sequel now which is set in the desert in Arizona. I have a head start on this book because we lived in Arizona for 3 years.
I've been an artist all my life. I've always loved painting, and Tapestry weaving - painting with yarn and fiber. Lately, I discovered children's book creation. Bill and I were fortunate to live in 7 countries and 7 states with Computer Design jobs.
Bill was born in Detroit. He spent 4 years in the Air Force at Plattsburgh Air Force Base, Anne's hometown. Afterwards Bill got into car design. Together he & Anne traveled the world while he worked for famous companies like Volvo, Porshe, BMW.


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US Open-mesterskabet i herresingle 2022 er den 142. turnering om US Open-mesterskabet i herresingle. Turneringen er en del af US Open 2022 og bliver spillet i USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center i New York City, USA. Hovedturneringen med deltagelse af 128 spillere bliver spillet i perioden 29. august - 11. september 2022, mens kvalifikationen afvikles den 23. - 26. august 2022.

Mesterskabet blev vundet af Carlos Alcaraz, som i den 3 timer og 20 minutter lange finale besejrede Casper Ruud med 6-4, 2-6, 7-6(1), 6-3, og som dermed vandt sin første grand slam-titel. 19-årige Alcaraz blev samtidig den yngste vinder af en grand slam-titel i herresingle siden Rafael Nadal ved French Open 2005 og den yngste US Open-mester i herresingle siden Pete Sampras i 1990. Og spanieren kom ikke sovende til sejren: i både ottendedels-, kvart- og semifinalen måtte han bruge alle fem sæt til at besejre sine modstandere, og i sine syv kampe var han i alt på banen i 23 timer og 39 minutter, hvilket var det længste tid en spiller havde spillet i en grand slam-turnering indtil da – en statistik, som var blevet ført siden 1999.

Resultaterne medførte endvidere, at 19-årige Alcaraz overtog førstepladsen på ATP's verdensrangliste som den yngste spiller, siden ranglisten blev introduceret i 1973. Finalen var i øvrigt reelt et opgør om at blive nr. 1 på ranglisten, idet det allerede inden kampen stod klart, at vinderen ville avancere til ranglistens førsteplads, og som følge af nederlaget måtte Ruud tage til takke med en placering som nr. 2, hvilket dog også var personlig rekord for ham. Med en samlet alder på 42 år blev Alcaraz og Ruud det næstyngste top 2 i ranglistens historie, kun overgået af Jimmy Conners (22 år) og Björn Borg (18 år) i 1975.

Ruud var i sin anden grand slam-finale efter at han tidligere på året havde tabt French Open-finalen til Rafael Nadal.

Kvarfinaleopgøret mellem Carlos Alcaraz og Jannik Sinner, der varede 5 timer og 15 minutter, blev vundet af førstnævnte med 6-3, 6-7(7), 6-7(0), 7-5, 6-3 efter at han i fjerde sæt havde afværget en matchbold sluttede først kl 02:50, hvilket var den seneste afslutning på en kamp i US Opens historie.

Dette var den første udgave af US Open efter at de fire grand slam-turneringer havde indført et fælles kampformat med en tiebreak til 10 point ved stillingen 6-6 i femte sæt, hvilket ændrede det tidligere kampformat ved US Open-mesterskabet i herresingle, hvor der siden 1975 var blevet spillet et tiebreak til 7 point i femte sæt. Pedro Cachín og Aljaž Bedene blev de første spillere til at afprøve det nye format, da Cachín vandt deres møde i første runde med 6–4, 6–3, 5–7, 1–6, 7–6(10-6).

Efter Ruslands invasion af Ukraine tidligere på året tillod tennissportens styrende organer, WTA, ATP, ITF og de fire grand slam-turneringer, at spillere fra Rusland og Hviderusland fortsat kunne deltage i turneringer på ATP Tour og WTA Tour, men de kunne indtil videre ikke stille op under landenes navne eller flag, og spillerne fra de to lande deltog derfor i turneringen under neutralt flag.

Pengepræmier og ranglistepoint

Den samlede præmiesum til spillerne i herresingle androg $ 24.443.600 (ekskl. per diem), hvilket var en stigning på godt 5 % i forhold til året før.

Hovedturnering

Deltagere

Hovedturneringen har deltagelse af 128 spillere, der er fordelt på:
 101 direkte kvalificerede spillere i form af deres ranglisteplacering pr. 18. juli 2022 (seks uger før turneringens start).
 8 spillere, der har modtaget et wildcard (markeret med WC).
 16 spillere, der har kvalificeret sig til hovedturneringen fra kvalifikationsturneringen (markeret med Q).
 3 lucky losere fra kvalifikationen (markeret med LL).

Seedede spillere

De 32 bedst placerede af deltagerne på ATP's verdensrangliste pr. 22. august 2022 blev seedet:

Følgende spillere, der eller ville være blevet seedet, meldte afbud til mesterskabet:

Wildcards

Otte spillere modtog et wildcard til hovedturneringen. Deres verdensranglisteplacering pr. 19. august 2022 er angivet.

Kvalifikanter

16 spillere kvalificerede sig til hovedturneringen fra kvalifikationen. Se også afsnittet Kvalifikation.

Lucky losers

Følgende spillere gik videre fra kvalifikationen som lucky losere.

Resultater

Ottendedelsfinaler, kvartfinaler, semifinaler og finale

Første, anden og tredje runde

Kvalifikation

I kvalifikationsturneringen spillede 128 spillere om 16 ledige pladser i hovedturneringen. Heraf havde ni spillere har modtaget et wildcard (WC). Kampene blev spillet i USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center i New York City, USA i perioden 20. - 23. august 2022.

Følgende 16 spillere kvalificerede sig til hovedturneringen:

Følgende spillere kvalificerede gik videre til hovedturneringen som lucky losere:

Resultater

Se også
 US Open-mesterskabet i damesingle 2022
 US Open-mesterskabet i herredouble 2022
 US Open-mesterskabet i damedouble 2022
 US Open-mesterskabet i mixed double 2022

Eksterne henvisninger
 US Open

Noter

US Open 2022
2022
ATP Tour 2022


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The Pitt News • March 14, 2017 • https://pittnews.com/article/117812/sports/pitts-seniors-reflect-college-careers/
Swan song: Pitt's seniors reflect on college careers
Pitt seniors Jamel Artis, Chris Jones, Sheldon Jeter and Michael Young (left to right) opened up about their memories at Pitt and future plans following the Panthers' season-ending loss at the ACC Tournament. John Hamilton | Visual Editor
By Steve Rotstein | Sports Editor
When the visitors' locker room inside the Barclays Center opened to reporters moments after Pitt's season-ending 75-63 loss to Virginia in the second round of the ACC Tournament, the room was silent.
The post-game spread of food and drinks went mostly untouched. As the players sat side by side at their cramped lockers, some took off their sneakers and put away their Pitt script gear for the last time of the season, while others did so for the last time in their career.
Some stared straight ahead, reflecting on a bitter end to a lost season.
Four players in particular seemed more distraught than others — the team's four seniors who knew for sure they had played their final game in a Panthers uniform. There would not even be a postseason run in the National Invitation Tournament or College Basketball Invitational for Jamel Artis, Sheldon Jeter, Chris Jones and Michael Young. Just like that, a few minutes past the stroke of midnight on a Thursday in Brooklyn, New York, it was over.
After taking some time to reflect, the four seniors opened up about future plans, their Pitt careers and how it feels knowing they've played their final game as Panthers.
Pitt senior forward Sheldon Jeter scored a career-high 29 points in Pitt's 80-66 win over the then-No. 17 Florida State Seminoles Feb. 20. John Hamilton | Visual Editor
Sheldon Jeter
Of all the players in Pitt's locker room, Sheldon Jeter seemed to be taking the defeat the worst. He was still wearing his game uniform, staring idly at the ground. He took long pauses to gather his thoughts before answering questions.
"It's a lot of reflection, looking back on things," said Jeter, an administration of justice major. "I wish it would have ended differently, but it didn't. I'm just trying to come to grips with it, that's all."
After rebounding from a slow start to his senior season, Jeter played the best basketball of his career down the stretch, including a 29-point performance in Pitt's 80-66 win over then-No. 17 Florida State. He tied his personal-best mark of 8.1 points per game this season while leading the team with a career-high 7.3 rebounds per game.
Still, he wasn't satisfied with his performance in his final game — in which he finished with five points and seven rebounds in 31 minutes — or his season performance as a whole.
"I feel like I let a lot of people down, all-around with that performance today," Jeter said. "Really wasn't happy with my performance this season. I just felt like I let a lot of people down."
The 6-foot-8 senior forward from Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania, attempted to return home to play for the Panthers after spending one year playing at Vanderbilt under Pitt's current head coach, Kevin Stallings.
Stallings blocked Jeter's transfer, forcing him to sit out a year at Polk State Community College in Florida before spending the last three seasons at Pitt — the last of which he played under his former coach.
"No matter what the circumstances were, I just always played the cards that I was dealt," Jeter said. "When things got hard, I didn't try to run away. I feel like I tried to meet every single challenge, and it just didn't end how I wanted it to."
Pitt senior guard Chris Jones averaged 6.1 points per contest in 129 games over his four-year career. John Hamilton | Visual Editor
Senior guard Chris Jones maintained his typical calm demeanor, but was still noticeably less upbeat than normal.
"It's tough," Jones said. "That's all I can really say. It's not something that's easy to deal with, obviously. When you're a senior you want to go out with a bang. It's hard."
Jones, standing at 6-foot-6, averaged 7.2 points, 3.0 rebounds and 2.2 assists per game in his final season, while scoring 6.1 points per contest in 129 games over his four-year career. He said he'll look back fondly on his time at Pitt despite the disappointing finish.
"Every second of it I cherish," Jones said. "I loved it, and that's all I can say."
Jones hasn't yet decided where he'll go from here. The communication major has only one thing on his mind now: graduation.
An avid TV and movie fan known to offer his opinions — and sometimes even ratings — on popular releases on Twitter, Jones didn't rule out a future as a TV or movie critic.
"All I know is, after spring break I'm going to go to class, " Jones said. "Stay posted. We'll see," he added with a smile.
Pitt senior Jamel Artis was a two-time All-ACC honoree and set a program record with 32 second-half points in a 43-point performance against Louisville earlier this season. John Hamilton | Visual Editor
Jamel Artis
Senior point guard Jamel Artis will go down as a bit of an enigma. He was one of the most dynamic, versatile and talented players in program history, but always seemed like he could have reached a higher, untapped level of play.
The 6-foot-7 senior flashed that potential earlier in the season with a 43-point game against Louisville, including a program-record 32 points in the second half. Still, going out without one final chance to experience March Madness left him wanting more.
"I wish this one would have went a little bit better," Artis said. "I always want to play in the NCAA Tournament, so not making it this year … kind of hurts not playing a college basketball game again."
Artis received an All-ACC honorable mention selection after averaging 18.2 points, 4.9 rebounds and 3.3 assists per game as a senior. As a sophomore, he earned a third-team All-ACC spot after averaging 13.6 points, 6.0 rebounds and 2.3 assists per game.
In three years together with his teammate and best friend Michael Young, Artis comprised one half of one of the ACC's most formidable duos. Their combined scoring average of 38.3 points per game led the conference in the 2016-17 season.
"I think me and Mike Young had a successful year. I wouldn't want to play with any other guy," Artis said. "He'll probably go to a different team than me if we do get drafted. It's going to be kind of hurtful not playing with him … hopefully we play in the summer league."
Like Young, Artis' basketball career is likely to continue beyond his days as a Panther, either in the NBA or overseas. The communication majors could have left after their junior season and entered the NBA Draft, but chose to stick around one more year to show off their skills.
Now it's time for them to prepare to make the jump to the pros.
"I'm going to get ready for the next level," Artis said. "I'm going to grind this summer and try to make my dream come true."
Pitt senior forward Michael Young is a two-time All-ACC selection and finishes his career as one of the most prolific scorers in Panthers history. Elaina Zachos | Senior Staff Photographer
Senior forward Michael Young remained seated at his locker, answering questions with his trademark stoic expression as other players and reporters began filing out.
"Looking back on the last four years, I'm just thankful," Young said. "To have met a lot of people, made a lot of great relationships either with players or coaches… that's what I'm proud of."
Young was almost at a loss for words when trying to express what his four years at Pitt playing alongside Artis were like.
"The fact that we might have played our last game together hasn't really set in at this point," Young said. "I'm thankful for him. He's not blood, but he's more than blood to me … Jamel is somebody that I'd die for, and no matter where we are, we're never apart."
With virtually no chance of the two playing professionally for the same team, Young said that won't stop him from calling Artis every day to check on how he's doing. If they do make it to the NBA, Young plans to check his best friend's stats every day and watch every game he can.
"I'm going to do whatever I can," Young said. "But I'm going to be there and he's going to be there."
A native of Duquesne, Pennsylvania, Young earned third-team All-ACC honors for the second year in a row after averaging a career-best 19.6 points per game in the 2016-17 season, along with 6.8 rebounds and 2.7 assists per contest.
The 6-foot-9 forward scored 648 points as a senior — the fifth-highest-scoring season in Panthers history — and he finished six points shy of becoming one of Pitt's top-five scorers for his career. But Young values winning, so he doesn't consider himself one of the very best to play for Pitt — though he does believe he's part of the conversation.
"I didn't win a lot so I wouldn't put myself up there, but I would definitely say I'm one of those guys where when you're talking about Pitt and Pitt's history, you should mention me," Young said. "Ten years from now, once people look back, I think I'll be remembered as a Pitt legend, as a Pitt great."


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MIS approaches in hernia repair: review of best practices Where does the Lap IPOM fit in?- Matthew Goldblatt, M.D.
okay. As we come back from the break, we're gonna just head right back into it. So we're gonna have, um, Dr Goldblatt and doctor cop people talk about minimally invasive hernia repairs next. All right, well, thanks again. Um, you know, for Gore for supporting this, this is a great educational opportunity for for all of us. And, um, I always learn a lot from these courses. As I've already mentioned in my first talk, I learned a lot from these guys. So hopefully you're all picking up stuff. I'm gonna talk a little bit about laparoscopic and robotic repair. I'm gonna save some of the laproscopic stuff for will here. But there's, You know, there's some pretty old data on laproscopic repairs, and And this is, you know, early 2000s at the turn of the century here, and it was looking at retrospective and randomized series. Uh, Mike Rosen put together this nice little review of, uh, of some of the papers out there, and basically, Uh, what they found was that there was a basic, you know, a higher recurrence rate with the laproscopic prepares, but lower complication rates. So, um, that was early on in the experiences. This is a study, um, that was published in annals of surgery. Uh, in 2011, looking at laproscopic versus open abdominal wall repair. Looking at this is sort of the beginning of the nice quip data explosion. And they tried to sort of normalize using some advanced statistics to try to reduce bias based on non random ization, which, as you know, is impossible. And certainly for those of us who do open and minimally invasive repairs, they're just two totally separate separate animals. And I don't think a statistician can normalize for that. But when you go through and look at these massive data fields and you can, you know, normal T tests and that type of thing, we're not designed for thousands of of subjects in each arm because it's it doesn't take much of a difference to show a, uh, you know, less than 0.1%. But certainly the laproscopic repairs had lower. Morbidity had lower surgical site infections, which makes sense. If you're not making a big incision, you probably have a less chance of a surgical site infection. Um, urinary tract infections were actually higher in the laproscopic group. But I would argue that if you've only got a 0.4 p value with massiveness quick databases than there, I would say that there isn't a difference. And then pes were were higher in the open group, which which also makes a little bit of sense. They're usually bigger repairs and more time on the operating table. But it also depends. So we know that this is not the patient that you're gonna do a laparoscopic repair. I mean, you gotta open fistulas and that type of thing. So if you're gonna do a laparoscopic repair, a lot of things have to happen. Skin's gotta be closed. Um, certainly if if you've got a skin graft on the bow, you you You may be able to peel that skin graft off the off the bow off the skin graft from the inside. But that skin is gonna die. And so that's not the not the operation you're gonna choose. And then we, um no, that's interesting. Same study, Um, fewer complications in laparoscopic and shorter hospital Stay. All right, so, um, some of the predictors of surgical site infection, um, is a post hoc analysis looking at ventral hernias in, uh, the V A. And this was actually randomized multi center. And and they certainly found that there was a higher rate of surgical site infections in the open repairs versus the laparoscopic, as you would anticipate. And they showed that the case volume of the surgeon Also had a big play in here. So if if the surgeon had less than 75 case experience, um, and they had a more blood loss, then, uh, then there's going to be an increased risk of infection. So so certainly there's a learning curve associated with any of these repairs. I'm not going to show. I'm going to skip past this, but, um, but here's a patient. Let me see if I can move backwards here. Well, have frozen in there. Look at that. Here we go. Um, so this is just a hernia repair. I'm gonna tackle laparoscopically, and you can see here. See if this place there we go. Um, so, just like any any of the first step you have to do is take down the adhesions, so we'll take down, um, these small ballot, he Asians, you know, I've I do most of my repairs, uh, robotically now. And so, um, it's just it's actually seems kind of weird using these primitive sticks. Um, but, you know, this is a piece of cynic or, um and, uh, you know, we sowed some some Esteban's futures to that, and we're bringing it up through some trans fashion, uh, incisions bringing the mesh up towards the anterior abdominal wall. Um, I and then we were able to attack the mesh. Um, using absorb, attacker. Um, we're gonna talk about cynic or a little bit later. Uh, today, but, um, it's a It's a nice hybrid mesh with a combination of an absorbable and a permanent mesh. Um, really great, um, strength and in growth. And in a situation like this, where I am bridging that defect, I think it's a great, um, great material for that. It's incredibly strong. Um, I have I've yet to see anything close to a a mesh of re fracture because it's just it's just unbelievably strong and and we'll talk about that later. I would have Yeah, and that's the big difference, I think. And now a lot of people do their laproscopic repairs and close the fashion. Um, I just have had just horrible experiences with that. First of all, you're using the Carter Thomason and taking multiple stabs through the through that right over that hernia defect. Um, you know, you end up having about six or eight of them, you're pulling it tight. I've seen a lot of them ripped through. I've had I just don't like that, um, that even that couple millimeter incision right over that thin hernia sac Because the whole point of doing a minimally invasive approach is to decrease your wounded complication. If you get even a little complication at that small little stab site, you're right over the mesh at that point. So all right. So what about the robot, then? Well, I've already shown a couple videos earlier about doing retro rectus repair with the robot, which is basically doing an open operation and converting it to a minimally invasive and in the history of of minimally invasive surgery, when you can go from open to M. I s. That's where the big advantages are found. So I think when you when you look at the robot and you say, Well, I'm gonna do Let's look at laparoscopic inguinal hernias and compare them to robotic inguinal hernias. I don't think you're going to find a difference. In fact, I think you're going to I still like to do my inguinal hernias laparoscopically. I feel like I do a better job as a step that I do as a tap because my biggest concern is when I lift that flap up to close it, that I could inadvertently fold the mesh and you're gonna get a recurrence Posterior lee. Um, and you're really splitting hairs as far as the advantages that we normally see length of stay, um, you know, return to work all that type of thing. So But if you can If you can look at taking an open operation and converting it to an M. I s operation. Now you're gonna see a massive change in length of stay surgical site infection. I put marketing on here because I mean, let's face it, if you're the only person in town not using the robot, a lot of patients are looking for the surgeon whose using the robot. So, um, you're gonna lose some of that market share to the guy down the road who is doing all their stuff robotically some of the potential drawbacks. It certainly takes longer. At first there's a learning curve. There's no doubt it's more expensive. I don't even like to get involved in the in the in the discussion about how well the hospital bought the robots. So it's really you can't advertise the cost of the robot. Her case. I'm like, Well, try to explain that to Delta when you're sitting on a seat on the airplane, you know, like you're flying to L. A. Anyway, I'm just gonna sit here. The seat was open like, yeah, you still have to pay for that seat. So I mean, and and it's amazing how, Yeah, it was one thing when the robots first started and people were using them as coat hangers. But now that everyone is using the robot, my hospital has now bought three robots, and they're looking to buy two more robots. So it to sit here and say that you can't use the cost of the robot is probably not a good a good argument. So just admit it. It's more expensive, but there are things I can do with it that are great. Um, I can get you know, some of these big ventral hernia is done and roughly the same amount of time. It probably takes a little bit longer because I am closing the fascia and I'm sewing the mesh in. There is no doubt in my mind that I can sit there and tack the perimeter of that mesh in about 5 to 10 minutes and it takes me, especially with trainees. It takes me usually a good hour to just so all the way around that thing. So it does take longer, but I do think there is a difference in pain. Those tax hurt a lot. Um, and if I don't take a massive bite with my stitch when I'm sewing around the perimeter, um, I really do think that there's less pain with the robotic iPod. So, you know, let's see you having trouble with this, All right? So just a quick little video here to demonstrate sort of the concept of closing the fashion. The first thing is that all that fat, which we all have, is just It's not in any way helpful to anything. Um, so I just take it down Now if you're gonna use it, you're gonna try to do a prepared meal repair. Um, then that fat and that parent he'll flap is your friend. But in this case, I'm doing an iPod, so I'm just gonna I'm gonna remove it. I'm gonna try to take the hernia sac out if I can. This one came out really nicely. Some of them don't. I don't mind leaving it in there. You get a little Ciroma. It's not the end of the world, but And I slowed this down so that you could see it. But this is a This is, you know? I mean, the nice thing is, you can close the fashion, and most of us are using these, um, these barbs futures the strata, fixes fixes and the locks. I don't really have any relationship with either of those two companies, and I think they both have their pros and cons, but they're roughly the same. And most of us just have a contract with one of the future companies, and they're pretty good. Um, and you can get everything closed. Yes. Let's show it again. Um, So, um, some of the data out there This is a decent study. Looking at robotic assisted abdominal wall surgery and a systemic review. And and they basically showed that, um comparing. So they compared robotic with open and robotic with laproscopic. And certainly when you look at robotic and open, it has a longer operative time but a shorter length of stay. And, um, and if your hospital is questioning the cost, I mean, I'm sure, like most of you are Hospital is is full all the time now between covid and flu season and and just trying to get, you know, the most out of every square inch of the hospital. They don't want to build new new wings. They just want to fill it to capacity. So we are. We are full and we have, um, I know they make any time. They give me a dollar figure. I know it's it's a lie. So they basically said, If you can take a day off of a hospital stay, it's worth about 1000 bucks, Which, to me means it's probably worth about 2-5 times that. But that's what they that's what they're telling me. So if I if I spend an extra hour in the operating room, but I can save two days on the hospital today. It's worth every penny of the robot and and my and my time, Um, and the and the patients do better. And and that's that's what we're in this for. This is that study looking at the operative time. When you look at at robot versus open, you've got a clear advantage to the open as far as operative time. Um, and when you look at robot versus lap, there's even, uh, an advantage to the laproscopic operative operative time compared to the robot. But when you look at length of stay, um, the robot length of stay is, um, is certainly favorable compared to open. But when you compare robot versus laproscopic, it's kind of, uh, there really wasn't a clear difference. So, um, they claim that it is a slight favor for the laproscopic, but I think it just depends on the type of procedure you're doing. I'm not going to show this video again. I showed it earlier, Um, but this is the problem if you're not careful, especially doing a retro rectus repair, Um, and you know, is that you get the patient who shows up with the early postoperative bowel obstruction. Um and so this, of course, this guy came in on a Sunday afternoon. I wasn't on call, so my my partner admitted him put an n g down. And the first thing I heard about when I heard I heard about this Monday morning was it was like, get a CT scan. Um, and they just said, Oh, no, it's just an alias. That's about it. Don't worry about it. And the CT scan showed that I had a break in my posterior sheath. Um, and you can see here a nice a nice little mechanical bowel obstruction from a sort of intra parietal hernia. So I'm not blaming the mesh. This is not this. That was a piece of self sticking mesh up there, but, uh, so here I here I spent all day. Uh, you know, this is one of my first robotic retro rectus repairs, and I'm telling them all the advantages of of not having, uh, you know, mesh in the abdomen. And so how did I fix this? I sewed it closed, and then I put in an iPod to fix it. But again not, uh, not the mesh your we're going to talk about today. But this is what you gotta do to try to salvage these things. Um, so it's less than ideal. So that's that's the reason why I would, um, strongly considered doing. Now I'm doing it steps. So I'm using the hernia sac and using that that fat pad as my post your sheet, Um, and my post your closure. Um uh, sometimes I'll sew in a piece. I'll even cut out and save that hernia sac, and so it in separately if I need to. But if I'm going to do it, retro rectus, I'm going to try to keep it, um, without having to put too much tension on that Post your sheet. If you are doing a traditional repair and you're doing a double docking and you're trying to get that post your sheath closed and the data there's some data out there to suggest that you have a much higher incidence of tars of having to do a tar just to get that post your sheath closed. And so you see these 46 centimeter hernia repairs with bilateral tars. That's probably wasn't necessary. So if you can have some of these other tricks to get that post your sheath closed without doing a tar. Probably better for the patient. So that's sort of my my half of this. Well, it's probably got some better stuff to talk about here.
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Love this little deck! Small and poker sized, perfect for doing a Grand Tableau spread using all of the cards!
I am super fond of the orange to red color and design of the back and the rabbit and roses motif throughout the images on the deck.
The images have the same type of vintage collage artwork that is used in the White Rabbit Oracle decks. I did a review of those last week that you can read HERE.
This deck has male/female CHILD cards and an extra MAN and WOMAN card, so 39 cards in all. If anyone is hesitating on buying this, don't! Get it!
Comes in a small plastic case so perfect for throwing in your pocket or purse and not getting the cards messed up or dog-eared. Highly recommend.
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As 'crazy' NBA draft nears, will Portland Trail Blazers look to trade?
Published: Jun. 19, 2018, 10:55 p.m.
Joe Freeman | The Oregonian/OregonLive
TUALATIN -- A tantalizing teenager, a Bosnian with upside and four fringe NBA draft prospects auditioned for the Trail Blazers Tuesday morning, the last of 30 draft hopefuls to participate in predraft workouts at the practice facility in Tualatin.
The six-player group offered the Blazers one final taste of potential targets, just two days before Thursday's NBA Draft, as they debate what to do with the No. 24 overall pick.
But as the Blazers enter the last stages of draft preparation, it's fair to wonder: Will any of the prospects -- or any prospect at all -- hear their name called when Portland goes on the clock Thursday?
The rumor mill is already churning, and most, including the prospects themselves, are forecasting a topsy-turvy draft rife with trades and unpredictability.
"There's going to be so many trades and stuff like that in the draft, I have no idea," Blazers draft target Troy Brown Jr. said last week, when asked where he thought he might be selected.
Josh Okogie, another Blazers target, offered a similar assessment: "This draft is crazy."
The craziness should only play into the Blazers' hands on Thursday. After surpassing expectations by winning 49 regular-season games, earning a Northwest Division championship and claiming the third seed in the Western Conference, the Blazers flamed out in the playoffs, enduring a first-round sweep against the New Orleans Pelicans. The humbling exit exposed a few warts, including a lack of experience, so as much as any time in recent memory, the Blazers seem best suited to trade out of the draft to pursue veteran help.
The NBA's second-youngest roster needs to get older, not younger, a notion President of Basketball Operations Neil Olshey, who has not spoken to local media since exit interviews in May, reinforced during an interview earlier this month on ESPN.
"I think we have to take advantage of the fact that the playoff series against New Orleans definitely exposed some deficiencies we have in terms of experience on the roster," Olshey said June 5th on ESPN's "NBA Draft: On the Clock."
"We've been building around (Damian Lillard) and CJ (McCollum). We've been playing ... in the margins a little bit, trying to resurrect certain players, find diamonds in the rough, develop our draft picks. It's time now to realize we're going to be a consistent playoff team and now we need to make decisions based on having players on the roster that are able to perform at a high level come April and May ... We need to kind of view our future this summer through the lens of: How are we going to be more impactful and play at a higher level come playoff time next year?"
In addition to the 24th pick -- and some rather expendable overpaid veterans -- the Blazers have two trade exceptions to dangle in potential deals: A $13 million exception acquired when they moved Allen Crabbe to the Brooklyn Nets and a $3.5 million exception attained when they traded Noah Vonleh to the Chicago Bulls. The exceptions, though rarely used, theoretically allow the Blazers to trade for players totaling up to those salaries without sending equal money back. That could be appealing to rebuilding teams or organizations looking to shed salary.
Of course, a trade requires at least two willing partners, and the combination of the No. 24 pick and a salary dump might not be enough to land veteran help.
If the Blazers end up using their pick, they could add help on the wing behind Moe Harkless, Evan Turner and Al-Farouq Aminu. Twenty-three of the 30 prospects who visited Portland for predraft workouts were wings or guards, with many projecting to be coveted "3-and-D" players. Cincinnati's Jacob Evans, Villanova's Donte DiVincenzo, Tulane's Melvin Frazier, IMG Academy's Anfernee Simmons, Creighton's Khyri Thomas, Ohio State's Keita Bates-Diop, Dzanan Musa of Bosnia, Georgia Tech's Okogie and Oregon's Brown were the headliners.
Owner Paul Allen, who lives for the draft and historically watches workouts featuring serious draft targets, notably did not sit in on any predraft workouts this summer, which only fuels speculation the Blazers are looking to deal. That said, Allen's right-hand man, Bert Kolde, watched two of the five workouts, scrutinizing Bates-Diop, Frazier, Brown, Okogie, Thomas and UCLA's Aaron Holiday, among others.
Also of note, Simons, 6-foot-4 shooting guard who went through Tuesday's workout, was the only prospect to audition for the Blazers twice during the predraft process. Simons, an intriguing 19 year-old prospect from Florida who spent one year in postgraduate school and skipped college, said the Blazers asked him to return for a second look. And the interest is mutual: Simons skipped a scheduled Tuesday workout with Memphis to return to Portland.
"I feel like they wanted me more," Simons said of the Blazers.
Simons, a self-described "late-bloomer" who sprouted from 5-9 to 6-3 during his first three years of high school, is a fringe first-round prospect with athleticism and long-range shooting touch. Should the Blazers try to acquire a second-round pick -- or end up keeping No. 24 -- he could be a target.
Also, if the Blazers can't orchestrate a draft-night trade, they could go the "draft-and-stash" route, selecting an international prospect and stashing him overseas. For a team that likely will become a luxury tax payer this summer, that would save millions. Musa, a raw and confident 6-8 guard/forward who played two seasons on the Bosnian National Team alongside Blazers center Jusuf Nurkic, participated in Tuesday's workout. He said that while his preference would be to join the NBA next season, he would be open to continuing to develop overseas.
Draft-and-stash? Keep the pick?
Trade for a veteran?
It's all part of the intrigue of what figures to be a "crazy" draft.
Joe Freeman | jfreeman@oregonian.com | 503-294-5183 | @BlazerFreeman


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Learners are asked to activate their prior knowledge and understanding about different foods and cuisines from around the world and to locate the countries associated with those cuisines on maps and atlases. Each group of learners researches a different world cuisine, producing a historical time line to show influences on the cuisine and report their findings to the class in the form of a planned two minute presentation.
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