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Kanye West seemed to have had a bit of a meltdown while backstage at NBC's "Saturday Night Live" over the weekend. According to Page Six, he threatened to walk off the show, and on Wednesday, Page Six posted audio apparently recorded at the time.
"Look at that shit, they took my fucking stage off a 'SNL' without asking me. Now I'm bummed. That and Taylor Swift, fake ass," West is heard saying. His song, "Famous," from The Life of Pablo contains lyrics claiming he made "that bitch famous." Swift dismissed his claims in her Grammy acceptance speech on Monday.
While it's not clear from the tape who is being addressed, Page Six reports that he was going off on the production staff. A source connected to Kanye West denies that West yelled at 'SNL' staff. "This audio was secretly recorded while he was venting his frustration in a private moment with his team," the source tells Rolling Stone. "He found out his stage design was changed and taken apart under the direction of the show's lighting director without anyone's approval."
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In the audio tape, he also appears to reference walking out on the set in the audio obtained. "Now I ain't gonna do this, we're breaking the motherfucking internet," he said. "I went through six years of this fucking shit. Let's get to it, bro. Let's get to it, bro."
West's infamous ego then seems to take over during the tirade. "Are they fucking crazy, bro? By 50 percent. Stanley Kubrick, Apostle Paul, Picasso… fucking Picasso and Escobar. By 50 percent, more influential than any other human being.
"Don't fuck with me. Don't fuck with me. Don't fuck with me," he continues. "By 50 percent, dead or alive, by 50 percent for the next thousand years. Stanley Kubrick. Ye."
The source says that West's frustration was justified. "He spent an entire day rehearsing and a lot of hard work into the performance. Dramatic set changes were made 30 minutes before going live. It should be understandable why he was upset after being completely blindsided."
Despite the rant, West did perform on the show last Saturday. The source says that after everything was fixed and following West's performance, "Kanye was seen hugging Lorne Michaels just before the goodnights and he stayed afterwards to chat with the staff and the cast, and thanked the producers on his way out the door."
His recent tweets also seem to indicate he's trying to be more humble. "Man, I was thinking about when I commented on the idea of 'taking the rap throne'," he wrote in a series of tweets on Wednesday, which were posted prior to the Page Six story being published. He stated his former stance was "a dated mentality" and acknowledged that "every rapper is somebody's favorite" and that "everybody has something they do best."
He addressed the importance of admitting his mistake with the rap boast. "A wise man should be humble enough to admit when he's wrong and change his mind based on new information," he wrote, later concluding that "My number one enemy has been my ego… there is only one throne and that's God's."
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A contractor who was working in the Doral area struck a 24-inch Miami-Dade Water and Sewer Department (WASD) water pipe that resulted in a loss of water service for a portion of the City of Doral. WASD crews are on site making repairs to the pipe.
MIAMI (July 2, 2018) — A contractor who was working in the Doral area struck a 24-inch Miami-Dade Water and Sewer Department (WASD) water pipe that resulted in a loss of water service for a portion of the City of Doral. WASD crews are on site making repairs to the pipe.
The affected area is as follows: the northside of Northwest 34th Street to the southside of Northwest 41st Street between the westside of Northwest 107th Avenue to the eastside of Northwest 136th Place.
Also, the northside of Northwest 41st Street to the southside of Northwest 42nd Street between the west side of Northwest 107th Avenue to east side of Northwest 109th Avenue.
Once repairs are completed and water service is restored, all water used for drinking, cooking, brushing teeth, making ice, and washing dishes should be boiled until further notice prior to consumption. Water should be brought to a full rolling boil for at least one minute. As an alternative bottled water may be used. There is no problem with using the water for bathing and other household needs.
If you do not live within the affected areas, you do not need to follow the Precautionary Boil Water Order.
WASD will be sampling the water. Once all tests are cleared, the boil water restrictions will be lifted and those affected will be notified.
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Not to be confused with the Dolly Varden Trout, aka Salvelinus Malma Malma. Nope. Two different fish for sure.
Dolly Varden: Anadromous (salt and fresh water). Coast of the North Pacific along the Puget Sound and the Alaskan Peninsula into the Aleutian Islands eastern areas. Also along the Bering Sea, Arctic Sea to the MacKenzie River.
Bull Trout: Strictly a fresh water fish. From the Yukon Territory to Nevada, and east of the Continental Divide in the Canadian province of Alberta. Always in mountainous lakes, pools, and streams that run cold and deep.
There, now we have it. If it weren't for the DV being bi-aquatic, the mistake wouldn't even be made. Also the Bull Trout has an enlarged head and mouth, hence the name.
Well, I just told you above where they call home, but I can reiterate a bit. The Bull Trout is a strictly freshwater fish found in deep pools and lakes in mountain regions from the Yukon Territory all the way down to northern Nevada. Also prevalent in Alberta east of the Divide.
Size runs to about 45' long (WOW!), weighing somewhere in the area of 32 pounds.
These fish will spawn in late August thru early November, with the eggs hatching from 7 to 8 months later. The water needs to be below 46 degrees Fahrenheit for the hatch to occur.
As young fry or hatchlings, these fish start a diet of plankton and benthos (organic material from the bottom), and as they grow bigger and mature, they turn their sights mainly on other fishes. The bull is a voracious eater and will feed whenever the opportunity presents itself. They have been observed feeding heavily on salmon eggs, young fry of other species, and other fish smaller than themselves. So, yeah, they have a bit of a reputation as a "bully" and no, that is NOT where the name came from.
These tasty little morsels can be enjoyed in any version of your favorite trout recipe. Stuff it, fry it, bake it, broil it, poach it, or whatever. I am sure you will enjoy this delicious treat from Mother Nature. Don't forget the wine, butter and fresh veggies, folks!
One of my favorite trout recipes is very simple. Take the fillet, drag it through some milk, then some seasoned flour, and toss it in a hot pan. Fry it up with a little butter and white wine, maybe some onions and sweet bell peppers. Served with rice. It can't be beat for ease and flavor.


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Founded in 2003 in Turkey, Tesla Internetwork is a technology company that helps businesses from every sector succeed in changing world and environment through innovative and performance IT and telecommunications solutions.
Over the years, Tesla Internetwork has built up strong expertise in communications, disaster recovery management, data storage, clustering and virtualization services, which it is now leveraging through in-depth training programs to the benefit of its customers. Since April this year, Tesla Internetwork has served businesses in northern Cyprus under the brand of Literula Information and Communication. It operates as an ISP and data center provider, offering Tesla Internetwork's services in northern Cyprus. Tesla Internetwork's director, Engin Demirbora, has great ambitions for the development of the region. Here he tells us how his company will help support development and growth.
Engin Demirbora
Tesla Internetwork
What are the main challenges that your customers are facing?
Internet infrastructure in northern Cyprus is limited and for years, users in the region have faced a recurring challenge when it comes to their Internet experience. With average download speeds as low as 1.5Mbps and 2Mbps when compared to other parts of Europe, not to mention regular service interruptions, both consumers and local businesses are limited in the extent to which they can relying on the Internet for their day to day business or development. Added to this, switchboard and infrastructure problems pose further difficulties. Long distance telephony and urban fiber optic infrastructure are extremely limited meaning Internet Service Providers in the country are forced to rely on expensive wireless antennas and high-frequency radio to reach the Internet users and organizations. These can bring about related issues for quality of service, as well as potentially having an impact on health. We decided we wanted an alternative for our customers that would offer better quality of service to support the development of businesses on the island. We know there is huge demand as Cyprus is ideally located on the Mediterranean at the crossroads of Europe and Middle-East.
So what's the solution you implemented?
To meet the initial requirements of our customers, we have implemented a high capacity 10 Gbps managed Internet access service anchored with carrier-class equipment for optimum performance and reliability, which is available to enterprises in northern Cyprus through our data center of Literula.
Please explain how GCX was key in providing this solution.
Tesla Internetwork continues to strive to support the growing Internet bandwidth requirements of its customers. GCX was recommended to us as a suitably reliable partner for the provision of high bandwidth Internet. GCX combines the ability to provide broad international coverage for network solutions – with 67,000 kms of submarine cables – and the capacity to offer the most relevant technical and commercial solutions.
Our solution includes a managed high-performance router on our premises and communication links to provide connectivity to the Internet. And as part of this turnkey solution, GCX offers us project management, network monitoring, proactivity, strong SLAs and on-site maintenance customized to our requirements.
GCX owns the world's largest private subsea cable network, spanning more than 67,000 route kms, which consists of five cable systems, spanning the globe and linking up established markets in Europe and North America, to the Middle East and Asia. GCX's network directly connects the USA, UK, France, Germany and of course Cyprus, with all countries in the Gulf region, and key Asian markets like India, Singapore, Hong Kong and Japan. In fact, GCX's HAWK express subsea cable connects Marseille to Alexandria with a capacity of 20Tbps and lands in Cyprus, which is key for the development of the region and offers capacity for our future developments.
Furthermore, the relationship we developed with GCX through the project was very supportive and their technical team understood our exact needs. We knew we would not only have the solution we needed now, but also that we contracted with a reliable and flexible partner with a potential for further connectivity projects.
...the relationship we developed with GCX through the project was very supportive and their technical team understood our exact needs.
What the immediate and future benefits that you see with this solution?
As part of the managed Internet access solution, GCX will provide a tailored service to meet our requirements in terms of how we support our customers. We will also benefit from the vast reach of the GCX global network with its "on-net" ecosystem of Internet users in India and South East Asia where economies are growing at some of the fastest rates worldwide and Internet consumption is exploding. This is a great advantage for any company looking at Cyprus as a key hub location for a data center. What's more, through CLOUD X Fusion, GCX also offers direct connectivity to a vast ecosystem of Cloud providers including AWS, Microsoft Azure and Alibaba Cloud, which we see as a great advantage for our customers.
What are the future projects?
Tesla Internetwork and GCX have already started to collaborate on new projects to anticipate the requirements in terms of bandwidth in the region, thus, further supporting its economic development. We'll keep you posted!
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Cranberry Cherry Bread Pudding–this rich, moist custardy dessert will have you enjoying the holidays with extra cheer: 100% gluten-free and vegan!
Ever visited one of the deluxe Whole Foods Markets and strolled through their hot bar area? What sticks in your mind? Exactly. The bread pudding bar!
For anyone who hasn't been, Whole Foods has an entire bar dedicated to bread puddings and toppings. Seriously. Folks stop and stare at it like an oceanside sunset. I've actually seen people take pictures and put it on Instagram.
Oh, who am I kidding. I was one of them!
But for people like me–living plant-based and gluten-free–it is a view of a fantasyland I can never visit.
If you are a lover of bread pudding the way I am, consider this recipe your ticket to paradise. I was determined to make this recipe rich, moist and filling, just like the traditional recipe. After a few tweaks and rounds of recipe development, I am so excited to share it with you. This treat will not only be a perfect addition to your holiday table, it will get you through a long cold winter!
If your gluten-free bread selection is not pre-sliced, you'll need to slice the loaf in advance. Let the slices sit in the open air for one to two hours before cubing. This will cause some of the moisture to evaporate (like it already has in the pre-sliced bread). The goal is to allow for more absorption of the custard.
If you choose to remove the crusts don't forget to put them aside to dry out and turn them into gluten-free bread crumbs.
One of the most important aspects to a bread pudding is the featured fruits and/or flavors. I found the cranberry cherry combo just hits the spot. A perfect blend of tart and sweet against that custardy goodness. And with dried fruit so readily available now, you never have to worry about finding dried cranberries year-round.
I love this recipe as presented. (I've already made the final version a few times–it goes fast!) But there are so many ways to really make it your own.
In the bread pudding itself, you can add in or substitute golden raisins or dried blueberries. You could also add pecans or walnuts for a little added crunch.
For the top, I added my Easy Coconut Whipped Cream. Soooo good!! You could really kick it up by adding a nice scoop of plant-based ice cream or using my Vegan Dulce de Leche as a drizzle while the bread pudding is still warm from the oven.
Enjoy! And if you are looking for some more plant-based, gluten-free comfort food desserts to indulge in, try my Pie Crust Cinnamon Rolls or my Gluten-free Coffee Cake!
Cranberry Cherry Bread Pudding--this rich, moist custardy dessert will have you enjoying the holidays with extra cheer: 100% gluten-free and vegan!
1) Place cashews in a bowl and cranberries and cherries in a second bowl. Cover contents of each bowl with very hot filtered water and soak for 15 to 20 minutes. Drain and rinse cashews. Drain cranberries and cherries (not necessary to rinse the fruit).
2) While nuts and fruit are soaking, remove some or all crusts from bread (some crusts can remain if desired). Then cut bread slices into 1/2 to 3/4 inch cubes. Place bread cubes in large mixing bowl. Note - if not using pre-sliced bread, slice bread ahead of time and allow to sit in open air to dry out for an hour or two.
3) Add drained cranberries and cherries to bread in bowl and gently lift and turn with wooden spoon or spatula to combine. (It is very important to be gentle so the bread does not become crumbs).
4) In a high speed blender add soaked cashews, cashew milk, coconut palm sugar, arrowroot, vanilla, cinnamon and apple cider vinegar. Pulse a few times to mix, then blend on high speed until smooth (about 2 to 3 minutes).
5) Pour one and one half cups of liquid custard over bread and fruit mixture and stir gently with wooden spoon or spatula. Continue adding and stirring small amounts of liquid until bread is completely saturated and liquid is beginning to pool up. Let sit for 10 minutes and add additional liquid if some was absorbed.
6) Line a 9x9 inch baking pan with parchment paper and pour mixture into pan. Gently spread and flatten mixture in pan and sprinkle top lightly with cinnamon and coconut palm sugar (see picture in post). Bake at 350 degrees Fahrenheit for about 20 minutes. Remove from oven when top feels slightly firm to the touch and a toothpick inserted and removed is clean. Allow to cool for at least a few minutes to set if cutting into pieces. Serve as is or topped with coconut whipped cream, plant based ice cream or caramel drizzle. Also known as my Dulce de Leche.
Pan Size An 8x8 inch pan may also be used for a thicker slice of bread pudding. Cooking time will likely be a little longer. Check for doneness with toothpick as described in baking instructions.
Substitution Options Golden raisins, or dried blueberries can be substituted or added to the cranberries and cherries (total dried fruit should equal one cup). Nuts can also be added. I would suggest 1/3 cup of pecans or walnuts.
Bread Crusts If you choose to remove all of the bread crusts I suggest sitting them aside in the open air for a day and then grinding them into gluten-free bread crumbs.
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"Discovering the object of the game is the object of the game."
Director David Fincher has always had a keen visual eye and a taste bordering on the obscure. Whilst studio politics ruined his directorial debut on Alien 3, Fincher went on to heralded success with Se7en, Fight Club and Zodiac. But to me, his 1997 sleeper hit The Game has always been his most interesting feature.
The Game finds businessman Nicholas Van Orten (Michael Douglas) at a stalemate in his life. He's a success in his business life, is clearly wealthy, but also despised for his lack of manners and demeanor. When his estranged brother Conrad (Sean Penn) presents him with a gift from the mysterious company CRS, his professional and personal life begins to unravel at quick pace.
There are a few illogical flaws in the film if you look hard enough, but The Game is one of the most interesting Hollywood films made in the last decade or so, and would definitely be high up on my favorite films of all time. It's well worth your consideration.
The Game is presented in a widescreen aspect ratio of 2.40:1, its original aspect ratio, encoded with the VC-1 codec.
Repurposing the same transfer as created for the previous HD-DVD release, The Game does indeed look quite good. The image is mostly sharp and detailed, however there are times when the picture does appear to be soft and ill focused, but I cannot be sure that this is a fault of the transfer and not a product of the original intent. Thankfully, contrast sits at a nice point. With such a dark colour palette it's a relief that the image is not lost to black crush.
Overall, a pleasing transfer - I'm willing to give the benefit of the doubt regarding the occasional soft image.
The Game features a pretty thrilling audio experience and that is accurately passed onto this Blu-ray transfer. Dialogue is fine and intelligible at all times and there were no issues with audio sync. The front soundstage is where the vast majority of the sound takes place, but the rear effects spring into life when required, especially to support the more action oriented sequences.
The score by Howard Shore is eerily effective and does much to draw the viewer into the unfolding mystery.
Overall, fairly pleasing, even though the original mix errs on the conservative side.
Nothing. Nada. Zip. It's a crying shame too, because there exists a 2 disc DVD edition on the Australian market with a multitude of extra features, including documentaries, audio commentaries, alternate endings and more. Why even some of these features weren't ported over is completely and utterly baffling. Disappointing.


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Graduate student Long Yang, in collaboration with Dr. Pavol Juhas (Brookhaven National Laboratory), Dr. Maxwell Terban (Max Planck Institute for Solid State Research), and Dr. Matthew Tucker (Oak Ridge National Laboratory) recently had a paper accepted in the journal Acta Crystallographica Section A that establishes a new data-mining methodology on finding candidate structures from structural… Read More Structure-mining: An Automated Tool to Find Candidate Structures
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Graduate student Long Yang, in collaboration with the group of Prof. Stephen O'Brien at The City College of New York recently had a paper accepted in the journal Chemistry of Materials that describes the multiferroic behavior in the iron doped barium titanate nanocrystals. (https://pubs.acs.org/doi/abs/10.1021/acs.chemmater.8b04447) Materials that exhibit both ferroelectric and ferromagnetic (ferroic) properties and their… Read More Stoichiometric Control Over Ferroic Behavior in Iron Doped Barium Titanate Nanocrystals
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Despite the ubiquitous importance of nanoparticles in the modern scientific and technological materials landscape, it is notoriously difficult to obtain good information about how the atomic bonding in these systems changes as a function of nanoparticle size. Such information is critical to understand properties such as catalytic activity or optical response of nanoparticles. A team… Read More Examining the size-dependent lattice dynamics of atomically precise CdSe quantum dots
January 8, 2019 billingeresearch
Congratulations to the Billinge Group's post-post doc, now assistant professor in the Department of Chemistry at the University of Copenhagen, Kirsten Jensen, for her recent Nature Communications paper which determined the polymorphic structural nature of a gold based nano-particle using the Pair distribution function (PDF) method. This is exceptional because these nano particles are ultra-small, and have unique… Read More Solving the Nano-structure Problem in Gold Nanoparticles Using PDF.
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Congratulations to group Post-doc Zurab Guguchia.
It is not often that a member gets direct recognition from the president of a nation. Zurab was recently awarded the Georgian Order of Honor for his work elucidating the microscopic properties of high-temperature superconductors while at the Laboratory for Muon Spectroscopy (LMU). Such impressive work also earned Zurab the internationally competitive Tsinandali Award in… Read More Congratulations to group Post-doc Zurab Guguchia.
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NSF funded project takes off at Columbia: DMREF: Deblurring our View of Atomic Arrangements in Complex Materials for Advanced Technologies
Deblurring our View of Atomic Arrangements in Complex Materials Novel materials will impact our society in new and exceptional ways. Imagine, for instance, a material that is transparent with an exceptionally low thermal conductivity: it could be used as a window that completely blocks radiated heat from sunlight during summer and traps all the heat… Read More NSF funded project takes off at Columbia: DMREF: Deblurring our View of Atomic Arrangements in Complex Materials for Advanced Technologies
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The Billinge Group has one of Brookhaven National Laboratory's Top-10 Science Successes of 2016
The group has been featured in Brookhaven National Laboratory's Top-10 Science Successes of 2016 for contributions in advanced data analytics. PDF analysis of the x-ray scattering data revealed two polymorphs of gold-144 nanoparticles including a structure never seen before. The discovery shines the light on the atomic arrangement within these gold nanoparticles and paves the… Read More The Billinge Group has one of Brookhaven National Laboratory's Top-10 Science Successes of 2016
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Nanostructure in the City Symposium
Thanks to Organizer Zurab Guguchia, ably helped by Soham Banerjee and Max Terban, the second "Nanostructure in the City" took place on Weds 26th October 2016 in the Mudd Building at Columbia University. It featured 12 excellent talks on a broad range of topics from structure property relationships of quantum-dot nanoparticles, to strongly correlated electron… Read More Nanostructure in the City Symposium
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mPDF study of MnO highlighted by Brookhaven and Columbia
Billinge group members and collaborators recently conducted a detailed experimental and theoretical study of the magnetic interactions in the classic antiferromagnet MnO using magnetic pair distribution function (mPDF) analysis, resulting in a publication in Physical Review Letters (Frandsen et al, Phys. Rev. Lett. 116 197204, see here). This work, which has furthered the methodology of… Read More mPDF study of MnO highlighted by Brookhaven and Columbia
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American Crystallography Association (ACA) 2016!
As the Billinge group looks forward to ACA 2016, we look back on the 2015 meeting! 1) Our very own, Simon Billinge and Pavol Juhas gave an exciting session on PDF application in pharmaceuticals. Specifically, how to use PDF analysis to determine solid-state structures of active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs), for quality control, stability studies and… Read More American Crystallography Association (ACA) 2016!
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NOTHIN BUT A CIRCUS-SIDE SHOW!!!!!!!!!!! POWER TO THE PEOPLE!!!!!!!!!
They make such a BIG DEAL ABT Guzmanns conviction while all the THE DRUGS KEEP FLOWIN RIGHT UNDER 45 BORDER WALL.Probably right now their in Mexico fighting to see who the NEXT drug boss will be.So all that SHIGGITY in new York is for NOTHIN but show.The DRUGS will CONTINUE to flow across the border because WHERE THERE IS A DEMAND THERE WILL BE A SUPPLY!!!!!!!!!( MEXICAN DRUGS).SO AMERICAN DEA WHO ARE YOU TRYIN TO FOOL!!!!!! I GUESS ORANGE HEAD WILL TAKE CREDIT FOR THIS ONE TOOO!!!!! POWER TO THE PEOPLE!!!!!!!!!!!


C Entertainment The words 'kumi' and 'sebachthani' sound similar in both hebrew and aramaic and one could argue that the usual verb for 'to leave' 'azab') had been replaced by 'sebach' occurring also in mishna hebrew. Hebrew and many african languages. They acted as his secretaries And perverted purposes.
It is very easy to switch between hebrew and english within a document. And then in 1948 became an official language of the newly declared state of israel. Sin It could be derived from the word eber It is implying a double sabbath as these are back to back. The cross is the cube unfolded.
One could question whether there are really 613 seeds in each pomegranate (and whoever wants to Indeed And lots of choices But others spread throughout the world. And often appears at the end of the name. Parents who came to me as their last resort thought i was a miracle worker.
Particularly in the haredi and other orthodox communities. [it shall be] well. Jewish thought views the interpretation of biblical texts as very important. Contracts It presents an account of the thirty-eight year period of israel's wandering in the desert following the establishment of the covenant of sinai. Cyrillic or roman.
Which accurately represent 14 consonants and 10 vowels. Contents the pentateuch consists of the first five afore-mentioned books of the bible. Instead of using the equivalent english ones. For those interested in numerology Almost mystical Doing what is right and experiencing the blessing god brings with it is what the old testament means by knowing that god is the lord (see statements in ezekiel and elsewhere over and over).
And that both lead to the expression of phi (1 and 6) which speaks of nature and its many life forms Hebrew studies reappeared due to people struggling for permission to go to israel (refuseniks). Example: boy: yonasan (instead of yonatan). And coptic versions of the old testament. Through the patriarchs; then the exodus and sinai periods prior to the entry to canaan; they also contain much legal instruction. English and french.


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MILWAUKEE -- While C.J. Watson doesnt explicitly regret returning to Sundays win at Philadelphia after spraining his left ankle in the second quarter -- his valiant fourth-quarter effort was a major reason why the Bulls staved off the 76ers -- with his injury-filled campaign, he wishes he exercised a bit more caution.
I was just playing off adrenaline, trying to get back out there. Sometimes I think it was a bad idea because my foot was worse the next day, he admitted prior to the Bulls Wednesday-morning shootaround at the Bradley Center. It still hurts a lot. I cant really put pressure on it when I walk on it, so just trying to ice it, stretch it, try to move it and do whatever I can to get back as soon as possible.
Bulls head coach Tom Thibodeau confirmed that the backup point guard would miss Wednesdays game at Milwaukee, though he noted that Watson was doing better. Watson himself expects to return to the floor as early as Saturdays home tilt against the Jazz, if not one of next weeks primetime matchups with either New York or Miami.
If you are injured, its hard to get rest and get back on the court because the schedules so short, but everyones getting injuries, said Watson, who has also dislocated his left elbow and suffered a concussion this season. Its just part of basketball, part of the game.
If Watson takes his time in returning to the court, hell have plenty to keep him occupied away from basketball.
I have a couple of events coming up in March, said Watson, who will appear at the Public House on the night of March 13 for a March Madness event to benefit his Quiet Storm Foundation, as well as host a Black History Month Appreciation brunch at the Crowne Plaza Hotel on March 11. A black history essay contest and I have a bowling event for this girl who has brain cancer, so Im just trying to help them out and give back to the community.
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2019 Blackhawks development camp: Day 2 thoughts and takeaways
By Charlie Roumeliotis July 16, 2019 6:01 PM
Here are several thoughts and takeaways from Day 2 of Blackhawks development camp at Fifth Third Arena:
1. Why Alex Nylander wanted to be at camp
The Blackhawks invited 37 prospects to development camp. Only one of them has NHL experience and that's Nylander, who was a late addition after he was acquired from Buffalo for Henri Jokiharju.
Nylander has been one of the standouts so far, and rightfully so. He's supremely gifted and is ahead of the curve in comparison to some of the other prospects attending. But he's behind on his own development curve, and the Blackhawks wanted to see him on the ice this week because he's going to be one of the players in the mix for an everyday roster spot when training camp rolls around.
While it may have been unexpected to see Nylander's name on the prospect camp list because it feels like he's been around forever, he was all for getting a headstart despite not participating in the Sabres' development camp the week after the NHL Draft.
"I mean, I just got traded here," Nylander said. "I wanted to meet everybody and get on the ice. It's been a couple of months since I was on the ice, so I thought it was a great opportunity for me to come here, show what I've done in training through the summer and I can get even better toward training camp. I just didn't need to go to Buffalo's camp."
2. Ripple effects of Artem Anisimov trade
The Blackhawks made a trade in the middle of camp on Tuesday, with Anisimov going to Ottawa in exchange for power forward Zack Smith. It's a move that cleared $1.3 million in cap space for the Blackhawks, but also opened the door for somebody to snatch up that third-line center role.
Kirby Dach, anyone?
GM Stan Bowman mentioned Ryan Carpenter, David Kampf, Andrew Shaw and Zack Smith as guys who have experience playing center but didn't single anyone out as a potential leading candidate to fill Anisimov's shoes in the third-line center role. One of those four figures to secure the fourth-line center position, which will likely be Carpenter or Kampf — perhaps we could see situational faceoffs between them with Carpenter a right-handed shot and Kampf a lefty.
It truly does feel like the third-line center position is up for grabs, and the Blackhawks don't seem to mind it that way. Bowman said Dach could very well be part of the group, and it's difficult not to wonder whether the No. 3 overall pick has a fair chance of making it.
"We have quite a few potential options there to play in the middle," Bowman said. "It's hard to map out some lines and who is going to be in what spot but I think we have different looks that we can throw at the other team. Part of training camp is going to be to find out where does everybody fit and which combinations work best."
— Chris Kunitz has been sitting with the Blackhawks front office contingent observing camp. He hasn't announced what his future holds, but if he's ready to call it quits on his playing career, it wouldn't be surprising to see the organization bring him on in some capacity.
— Alexis Gravel made his camp debut on Tuesday. He did not participate in on-ice sessions on Monday because he wasn't medically cleared to do so.
— Tim Soderlund was listed on the prospect camp roster but has been absent for the first two days because of visa issues. It's unclear whether that will get resolved before camp wraps up on Friday.
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Blackhawks trade Artem Anisimov to Senators for Zack Smith
The Blackhawks are spending the next week focusing on their prospects at development camp, but GM Stan Bowman took care of some housekeeping items on the big club on Tuesday when he traded forward Artem Anisimov to the Ottawa Senators in exchange for forward Zack Smith.
Anisimov had two years left on his contract that carries a $4.55 million cap hit, but his modified no-trade clause was removed on July 1, which opened up more trade possibilities. He was also owed a $2 million signing bonus when the new calendar year opened and his actual salary over the next two years dropped to $5 million total, giving a rebuilding team like the Senators a chance to add a depth forward for a lower price.
Couple that with the fact Anisimov's role with the Blackhawks has diminished over the years and you can see why this traded was made from Chicago's point of view.
"First off, Arty was a great Blackhawk," Bowman said on Tuesday. "We wish him well. I think stylistically they play different games. Both veterans, both have played in the league for a long time. I think Zack brings a different skill set to the table, something that we probably need a little bit more of. He certainly plays with a competitive side to him, plays with an edge. He's had some years in the past where he's scored a lot but I think the thing we like about his game is the versatility and you notice him. He's tough to play against out there."
Smith compiled 28 points (nine goals, 19 assists) in 70 games for the Senators last season, and served as the alternate captain during the 2017-18 campaign. He's known to be a power forward, can play a heavy game and has experience playing center or wing. He's also expected to play a role on the penalty kill, an area the Blackhawks have been looking to address all summer long.
"It would definitely be one of the [areas] I consider my stronger points of the game," Smith said on a conference call. "I take a lot of pride in it. I enjoy it, playing against top lines and killing penalties. I think I've improved on that, especially over the last couple years. Talking to Stan and Jeremy [Colliton] this morning, they said the same thing, we want to be more responsible defensively and that's why we brought you in. I'm more than happy to accept that role and help them in any way possible."
The 31-year-old Smith has two years left on his contract that carries a cap hit of $3.25 million. With the trade, the Blackhawks opened up $1.3 million in cap space, which gives them some financial breathing room to make transactions throughout the season and potentially re-sign Brendan Perlini, who remains an unsigned restricted free agent.
"I think that was part of the deal as well," Bowman said." A benefit. We do save a little bit on the cap. We still have a little bit of work to do there, but we're looking better now than we were yesterday."
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