BILLINGS, Mont. (AP) — In an April 16 article on former Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke taking a job with U.S. Gold Corp., The Associated Press erroneously reported that Zinke would receive up to $120,000 a year in expenses related to his consulting contract, citing a company filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
Zinke's consulting contract, also on file with the SEC, specifies that the maximum $120,000 total includes both expenses and $90,000 in consulting fees, paid in cash and stock.
At U.S. Gold Corp., Zinke will receive $90,000 in cash and stock for consulting fees. His consulting agreement also allows expenses, with fees and expenses not to exceed $120,000 annually, according to papers filed with the SEC.


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Ron was born on July 12, 1934, in Chicago, IL, grew up in Monee, IL and graduated from Crete-Monee High School.
On August 25, 1956, he married Alice Sovet and they lived in Monee until 1961 when they moved their family to the Winneconne area.
Ron was employed with Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources for 26 years. He was an avid outdoorsmen, enjoying hunting and fishing in the area.
Leah and Kevin Patrick, Winneconne; Charity, Todd, Keegan and Riley Carroll, Lakeland, TN; Casey, Jennie, Olivia, and Mason Patrick, DePere, WI.
Cathy and John Phillippi, Charlotte, NC; Megan Phillippi and Andy Kuester, Washington, DC; Joseph and Kristen Phillippi, Bowler, WI; Patrick and Emily Phillippi, Watertown, NY.
Evonne and Peter Schultz, Green Lake, WI; August Schultz, Seattle, WA; Gunnar Schultz, Green Lake, WI.
Ron is also survived by his sister, Jean Stelter, Manteno, IL; brother, Leroy Thrun, Jr., Steger, IL; and nieces and nephews from Illinois and Wisconsin.
He was preceded in death by his wife, Alice; parents, Leroy and Ethel Thrun; and sister, Grace Murphy.
A memorial service will be held at the home of Leah and Kevin Patrick.
The family would like to thank his hospice team from Ascension Hospice - Brad, Molly, Crystal, Vai, Kerry, and Joy for their compassionate care and support. They would also like to thank the staff at Webster Manor for their long-term support.
Evonne, we know you as the mother of August and Gunner through their proud grandparents, Elva and Melvin Schulz. Please accept our condolences on the loss of your father.
My thoughts are with you. Remembering all the great memories we had out in Poygan.
So many wonderful memories when I first moved to Winneconne and met the entire beautiful family.He is now in the arms of Our Father.
OB and the entire Thrun family, I am sorry to hear of your dad's passing. May fond memories ease your pain.
Thinking of you all with warm thoughts and prayers during this difficult time of sorrow. Blessings to you Leah and your extended family. Dennis & Linda.
So very sorry!! Love & Hugs to all of you!!
and our gatherings. Ill bet he is singing his favorite songs.


The premium merlot grapes for this wine were grown by Chris Scott in his fabulous 5 acre Oak Knoll vineyard. It was aged in the best american and french barrels for 16 months and then bottled unfined and unfiltered. Like the Similkameen landmark it is named after, this wine shows excellent structure, bold colour, and significant length. This is the 5th vintage we have put Oak Knoll merlot exclusively into Red Bridge.


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Many owners found it big enough to hold a change of clothes, but small enough to not be in your way on the bike or take up too much room in your office when you get to work.
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//  Recipe
//
//  Created by zhaoyou on 4/13/15.
//  Copyright (c) 2015 zhaoyou. All rights reserved.
//

#import "RecipeDetailViewController.h"

@interface RecipeDetailViewController ()
@property (weak, nonatomic) IBOutlet UIImageView *recipeImage;
@property (weak, nonatomic) IBOutlet UITextView *textBrief;
@property (weak, nonatomic) IBOutlet UITextView *textGuide;

@end

@implementation RecipeDetailViewController

- (void)viewDidLoad {
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        self.title = [self.recipeData valueForKey:@"name"];

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    // Pass the selected object to the new view controller.
}
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@end


This is an over 18s only event. ID is required for entrance. Do not buy a ticket if you are under 18 as tickets are non refundable and you will not gain access to the event.
The site is off the A1307 Cambridge to Haverhill Road. Wild Wood Event road signs will guide you to the entrance.
We want everyone to have a great experience www.festivalsafe.com has great advice on getting the most out of your trip to the woods.


So, about a month ago I submitted myself to try out the Boxee alpha. The other day, I got my access link! Woo woo!
This is just a quick note, because I haven't really had a great chance to sit down and pick through the interface, but I like what I see so far. I mean, they have OTH… so that's awesome.
I'm running Boxee on a Windows Vista Del XPS M1330, definitely not the ideal system to be running it on, but hopefully (fingers crossed) I can get my roommate to build a small-form Linux box to use as a "media center" in our living room.


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Dani Lyle - Stanford in New York
Major: Film and Media Studies
College year while abroad: Sophomore
About the photo: Me chilling in this cute part of the subway that I thought was pretty, wearing crocs (which I dont recommend wearing in NYC if you like your feet arches!)!
Questions and Answers with Dani
Why did you choose to study off campus in New York?
I chose to study in New York because I've always wanted to move there after college, see what being an artist in the big city is like, and this was my chance to test drive that. I knew that the New York program also gave students the opportunity to intern for credit. This allowed me to take classes I needed to graduate and add to my resume at the same time.
What were your expectations before you went and how did those change once you arrived in New York
I expected that I would live life like a student, but have the added perks of working and seeing the city as a side gig. For me, it felt very much the opposite. I felt like a real resident of the city, a real comic in the comedy scene, a real employee in the workforce, and the amazing school part of the program was kind of secondary to the amazing life I had started. I made so many friends from other colleges living in the EHS dorm and through my internship, and it opened my eyes to how many things I can take advantage of while being a student. The city itself is so vast and full of culture that I couldn't even get a total understanding of what it's like to live there. But I did get a taste and that was enough to get me hooked.
What were some of the academic benefits from studying abroad in New York?
The field trips were amazing. One of the classes I took was about the politicization of art and we got to go to professional art fairs, student galleries, exhibitions, world class museums and more! In the VR class, we traveled to the Tribeca film festival to see the latest in VR storytelling. Stanford is so wildly connected to alumni and resources in the city that I was blown away by every opportunity. We saw broadway shows and national landmarks as a part of our New York class, and we always had time to discuss our lessons with the group afterwards.
I learned that I am a lot more capable of taking care of myself than I think I am, all I have to do is dive in. The New York program offers a lot of opportunities, but it also encourages you to venture out independently. I spent many nights exploring on my own, getting lost, making new random friends. It was an incredible pause from campus where I got to see how my post-grad self would operate. In my quarters after New York, I've been much less anxious about graduating because I already know that I'll be able to navigate just fine.
What was the most challenging experience you encountered while you were off-campus and what did you learn from it?
The most challenging experience was definitely learning to juggle work, class, and everyday life. There's so much to do in the city, but you also have to learn to take care of yourself after a long day of class or work. The pressure to see everything and do everything exists in every study abroad program, but it feels especially pertinent in NYC where the entire city is moving so fast anyways. I learned that, in order to enjoy yourself and actually get value out of your time in New York, you need to take time to breathe and reflect. Otherwise it all rushes past in a blur. A night out on the town followed by brunch the next day is great, but you know what else is? Relaxing in your dorm and watching the New York sunset out of your window. Making time for yourself in NYC is something everyone does there, and only makes the sweet, fast-pace moments all the sweeter.
The speed of the people. They walk fast, order fast, expect fast results and fast-learning. Coming from California where the vibe is a lot chiller, this was an adjustment. I just learned to adapt after awhile. By the end of my time, California felt so slow to me. As for the culture in the city itself, it may be very American (it is of course in America) but it's also home to a large population of people from around the world. It wasn't really an adjustment for me personally, but it was a cool new atmosphere to witness.
What was your favorite part of your everyday life in New York?
My favorite part was taking the subway to work and then walking that final 10 minutes through Central Park to work. because New York is such a huge cultural phenomenon in popular media, it always felt somewhat cinematic to me, getting to be a part of the hustle and bustle. I really romanticized everything about New York: the views, the people, even the subway. It's extremely easy to do.
My other favorite thing was the independence. If someone wanted to do something I didn't want to do in the program, I just didn't do it. There was a whole other city of options, of people I'd met, of family I had in town. I could hop on the subway and be anywhere in the city easily with no help. I think that transportation and the need to stick with your program group are some of the limitations of other programs, but Stanford in New York really allows you to do whatever you want, no fear.
What was the most memorable experience you had while you were in New York?
I did a lot of stand-up mics while in New York and made a whole new group of friends in the city, separate from everyone in the program, in my internship, and in my circle of college friends. One of my shows went particularly well, and I had a lot of people coming up to me at the end and telling me that they thought I was working with cool material. Feeling like I could be funny in New York city was really big for me, and I don't think I'd still be pursuing comedy right now if I hadn't had that experience.
Independent, freeing, reassuring, inspiring, cinematic.
What was your favorite food you had in New York?
Dim sum!
My Dr. Scholl's gel inserts (your feet will never forgive you if you don't bring good shoes)
What was your favorite music/band that you discovered in New York?
Myles Cameron! My family-friend is an up and coming singer and I got to go to his first sold out concert in Brooklyn!

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science fiction (SF)
The country's earliest science fiction story is Al.
His career delves into the genre of science fiction.
This piece is Walden's first take on science fiction.
fiction novel (フィクション小説)
Her first fiction novel, The Devil In Us released in 2014.
Samuel Butler published "Erewhon", an early science fiction novel.
Melanine Benjamin published a third historical fiction novel in 2013.
fiction television (フィクションテレビ)
Dubbing is commonly used in science fiction television, as well.
Richard Faraday is an actor on a science fiction television series, "Star Peace".
He played Xander Toth in the military science fiction television pilot entitled "".
science fiction television (SFテレビ)
science fiction novel (SF小説)
It was inspired by the German science fiction novel series "Perry Rhodan".
God Game (novel) God Game is the title of a science fiction novel by Rev.
fiction television series
In 1993 she was cast on the science fiction television series "Babylon 5" as telepath Talia Winters.
Davros Davros is a character from the long-running British science fiction television series "Doctor Who".
fiction film (フィクション映画)
"Edge of Tomorrow" marked Beck's first science fiction film score.
The game was featured in the 1973 science fiction film "Soylent Green".
Anwar's feature-length fiction film as director is currently in development.
fiction writer (フィクション作家)
The science fiction writer Jules Verne was also a favourite.
David Yoo David Yoo (born 1974) is an American fiction writer.
The Telegraph (UK) called him a "masterful" science fiction writer.
science fiction film (サイエンスフィクション)
Silent Running (disambiguation) Silent Running is a 1972 science fiction film.
Later he turned to patriotic historical fiction.
It is historical fiction set in pioneer Florida.
"The Kingdom of This World" is a work of historical fiction.
She also wrote short fiction and travel essays.
Morrow's short fiction is gathered in two collections:
It included poetry, artworks, short fiction and reviews.
fiction and fantasy (フィクションとファンタジー)
E. Lily Yu E. Lily Yu is an American science fiction and fantasy writer.
Suspended animation is a popular subject in science fiction and fantasy settings.
Kristine Smith Kristine Smith is an American science fiction and fantasy author.
fiction short
McConnell also published several science fiction short stories in the mid-1950s.
C-Chute "C-Chute" is a science fiction short story by American writer Isaac Asimov.
Martin began selling science fiction short stories professionally in 1970, at age 21.
science fiction short
works of fiction
These districts often feature in works of fiction.
Mention of dark matter is made in works of fiction.
She published no other works of fiction.
She attends many crime fiction events.
He has written several collections of poems as well as crime fiction.
Suicide Hill Suicide Hill is a crime fiction novel written by James Ellroy.
Japan has a long history of producing science fiction series for TV.
Also in 2011, Ryan guest starred on the American science fiction series "Terra Nova", playing a murderer.
There was also a reference to Douglas Adams' science fiction series "The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy".
He is the father of late science fiction author Jay Lake.
Julie O'Neill Julie O'Neill is an English fiction author.
Phil Cummings Phil Cummings is a South Australian children's fiction author.
work of fiction (フィクションの仕事)
The book was Carter's third work of fiction.
It is the final work of fiction he published in his life.
M. V. Kamath says, "One must remember that this is a work of fiction.
speculative fiction (推論小説)
Many songs honor specific works in science fiction, fantasy, or speculative fiction.
This is a speculative fiction tale about a race war that could have happened in New York.
The novel has since come to be recognized as a masterpiece of Japanese speculative fiction.
science fiction writer
Bruce Elliott was a minor science fiction writer prior to working at "Rogue".
science fiction series
He has also penned two fiction novels, Us and The Wawona Hotel.
He is the author of more than fifty fantasy and science fiction novels.
The next week, the book was the 6th sold among fiction novels on Amazon.
science fiction author
David R. Palmer David R. Palmer (born 1941) is an American science fiction author.
Waters) (1938–1998) was an American magician, writer about magic, and science fiction author.
Her specialty was detective fiction.
John Straley John Straley is a poet and author of detective fiction.
Émile Gaboriau was a pioneer of the detective fiction genre in France.
The game pays homage to Kaiju and 1950s science fiction films.
The first Romanian fiction films are wrapped in an aura of legend.
The inventions that the aliens use reminds us of science fiction films.
adult fiction (アダルトフィクション)
She is an editor at Éditions À dos d'âne, a publisher of young adult fiction.
Holly Bourne Holly Bourne (born 6 May) is a British author of young adult fiction.
Mike Mullin (author) Mike Mullin is primarily known as a young adult fiction writer.
fiction short story (フィクション短編)
Cease Fire (short story) "Cease Fire" is a science fiction short story by Frank Herbert.
The Pi Man "The Pi Man" is a science fiction short story by American writer Alfred Bester.
fiction stories
Genetic engineering features in many science fiction stories.
Circumbinary planets are common in many science fiction stories:
It is based on the paranormal fiction stories of the SCP Foundation website.
Many authors write fan fiction under pseudonyms.
How does it, for example, apply to the complex issue of fan fiction?
On its own, this would qualify the novel as no more than fan fiction.
fiction writers
The concept has been popularized by various science fiction writers.
His work was largely criticized by New Wave science fiction writers.
Nevertheless, Moore's work paved the way for many other female speculative fiction writers.
science fiction novels
The phrase has been attributed to Ed Howdershelt, who self-publishes science fiction novels on the Internet.
He has written over 300 Chinese-language "wuxia" and science fiction novels, and more than 400 film scripts.
pulp fiction (パルプ・フィクション)
He supported himself by writing pulp fiction, often under pseudonyms.
The characters of "The Big O" fit the "noir" and pulp fiction archetypes.
The show is a hybrid of multiple genres, including the Western and pulp fiction.
These are often shown in use in science fiction films (see below for examples).
science fiction stories
Flying cars are also a popular theme in fantasy and science fiction stories.
Norman was with the paper until 1966 when he left to focus on his fiction writing.
for his B.A.., and Columbia University for a Master of Fine Arts in fiction writing.
This tendency is in contrast to Le Guin's science fiction writing, in which change is shown to have value.
Midnight Street Midnight Street is a British horror fiction magazine founded and published by Trevor Denyer.
Chaosium's major titles have included the roleplaying games "Call of Cthulhu" based on the horror fiction stories of H.P.
Small Changes Over Long Periods of Time "Small Changes Over Long Periods of Time" is a 2017 horror fiction novelette by K.M.
Fenrir also appears in at least three Young Adult fiction books.
The CDs are also good sources for science fiction books and other period material whose copyright has expired.
The library, however, lacks variety - there is a dearth of fiction books (novels, timeless classics, poetries, etc).
interactive fiction (インタラクティブフィクション)
Its spirit can also be seen in interactive fiction.
Spider and Web Spider and Web is a piece of interactive fiction written by Andrew Plotkin.
Lost Pig Lost Pig is a comedic work of interactive fiction about an orc retrieving an escaped pig.
fiction authors
thus the star has attracted the attention of science fiction authors and game developers.
More recent science fiction authors illuminate what they contend are injustices that are still prevalent.
Printed in 2003 and edited by Michael Barry, it contains stories from several Australian speculative fiction authors.
Ackerman also used the paperback series to promote science fiction short stories, including his own on occasion.
young adult fiction (ヤングアダルトフィクション)
from 1975-1977 he was author and editor of the Norwegian science fiction magazine NOVA.
Rayer was largely associated with the John Carnell era of New Worlds science fiction magazine.
Fantasy Magazine Fantasy Magazine was an American online fantasy and science fiction magazine.
Aged 44, Smith now virtually ceased writing fiction.
Yulsman began writing fiction in the early 1980s and published two novels.
In 1988 she moved to Vancouver, British Columbia, and began writing fiction.
Chaplin has also been characterised in literary fiction.
So genre-busting within the publishing world has become a type of literary fiction.
New Island publishes literary fiction, poetry, drama, biography, politics and social affairs.
fiction drama
Kirill (web series) Kirill is an online science fiction drama.
Night Sights Night Sights, also known as The Void, is a 2011 science fiction drama film.
Since 2016, he has had a recurring role as Ed in the science fiction drama series "Humans".
science fiction drama
fiction genre
All of his work was in the western fiction genre.
Occasional critical articles on the weird fiction genre still appear, e.g.
fiction story (フィクション物語)
Sterling's first ever science fiction story, "Man-Made Self", was sold in 1976.
The Fun They Had "The Fun They Had" is a science fiction story by American writer Isaac Asimov.
both fiction
She writes both fiction and non-fiction about topics including sexuality and the role of women throughout history.
Sharat Kumar Sharat Kumar (born 29 July 1937 in Meerut, India) is an Indian writer of both fiction and nonfiction.
Julius Fast Julius Fast (April 17, 1919 – December 16, 2008) was an American author of both fiction and non-fiction.
fiction film directed (フィクション映画監督)
Io (film) Io is a 2019 American science fiction film directed by Jonathan Helpert.
Star Crystal Star Crystal is a 1986 science fiction film directed by Lance Lindsay.
The Orion Loop The Orion Loop () is a 1980 Soviet science fiction film directed by Vasily Levin.
science fiction authors
During his career as a literary agent, Ackerman represented such science fiction authors as Ray Bradbury, Isaac Asimov, A.E.
fiction and nonfiction (フィクションとノンフィクション)
She enjoyed a long career as a fiction and nonfiction writer.
Meish Goldish Meish Goldish (born Tulsa, Oklahoma) is an author of fiction and nonfiction books and poetry.
Naomi K. Lewis Naomi K. Lewis (born 1976) is a Canadian fiction and nonfiction writer who resides in Calgary.
fiction book
The novel is the most common form of fiction book.
His second fiction book, the sequel to his first, was "Pralay: The Great Deluge".
Lloyd contributed bits from an unpublished science fiction book of his own, called "GiGax".
In 1982 he composed the score for John Carpenter's science fiction horror movie "The Thing".
Day of Wrath (1985 film) Day of Wrath () is a 1985 Soviet science fiction horror film directed by Sulambek Mamilov.
His design was a science fiction horror concept wherein scientists on the Moon open a portal that aliens emerge from.
It launched Southworth's career as a writer of popular fiction.
DARPA is well known as a high-tech government agency, and as such has many appearances in popular fiction.
In his career, he mostly produced popular fiction for boys, as well as sportswriting and guides for writers.
science fiction magazine
fiction and poetry
She also writes fiction and poetry.
The publication combines artwork with fiction and poetry for a unique aesthetic.
"Index on Censorship" also publishes short works of fiction and poetry by notable new writers.
fantasy fiction (ファンタジー小説)
"The Vampyre" is often viewed as the progenitor of the romantic vampire genre of fantasy fiction.
Eventually, he became one of the most influential science fiction and fantasy fiction artists of all time.
DAW can claim to be the first mass market specialist science fiction and fantasy fiction publishing house.
fiction action (フィクションアクション)
She had a small role opposite Scarlett Johansson in the 2014 science fiction action film "Lucy".
In 2016, Free starred as Woody in Rooster Teeth's science fiction action comedy film "Lazer Team".
is a made-for-television science fiction action film which originally aired on November 29, 1994 on CBS.
fiction thriller
The song was also used in the found footage science fiction thriller "Project Almanac" (2015).
"Countdown: Armageddon") is a 2009 American science fiction thriller film direct-to-video film.
The film is a dystopian science fiction thriller set in the near future in a more authoritarian America.
science fiction action (SFアクション)
science fiction story (SFストーリー)
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fiction works
The concept of cloning, particularly human cloning, has featured a wide variety of science fiction works.
Poe's best known fiction works are Gothic, adhering to the genre's conventions to appeal to the public taste.
It is one of a group of speculative fiction works in its generation that took a position, pro or con, on feminism and gender roles.
fiction convention
The club runs an annual science fiction convention, Boskone.
By most counts it was the fourth-oldest science fiction convention.
By many counts, it was the third-oldest science fiction convention.
science fiction writers
While a few Romanian science fiction writers were translated into English, none proved popular abroad.
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fact and fiction (事実とフィクション)
It is composed in a mixture of fact and fiction, which is something of a speciality of the author.
Once again, Rotger weaves fact and fiction, reporting on a «war zone» mostly set within the family circle.
It's a great mix of fact and fiction that blends together to make an interesting plot and great page-turner."
fiction comedy
() is a 1991 Soviet science fiction comedy film directed by Roman Yershov.
Lajka Lajka (in English: "Laika") is a 2017 Czech science fiction comedy animated film.
And in 1996 he starred in the science fiction comedy "Space Truckers" directed by Stuart Gordon.
first science fiction
The book has the distinction of being de Camp's first science fiction novel, and Miller's only novel.
In the same year, he published his first science fiction novel, "Dartana", through Rocco's imprint Fábrica231.
writer of fiction
He is also an accomplished writer of fiction, poetry, and drama.
Tracie Howard Tracie Howard is an African-American writer of fiction.
He was an accomplished amateur painter and a writer of fiction and non-fiction.
science fiction comedy
poetry and fiction
Giramondo began its publication of poetry and fiction in 2002.
Ranjon has been writing poetry and fiction in both Bengali and English.
Gilder also wrote plays, poetry and fiction and contributed to music periodicals.
fiction magazines
Krenkel provided illustrations to several science fiction magazines.
Jean is doubtful, suggesting the idea of torus-shaped space stations hadn't yet made it into the science fiction magazines of his youth.
American science fiction magazines first appeared in the 1920s with the appearance of "Amazing Stories", a pulp magazine published by Hugo Gernsback.
fiction anthology
Wollheim edited the first science fiction anthology to be mass-marketed, "The Pocket Book of Science Fiction" (1943).
Part of the science fiction anthology series "Black Mirror", "Bandersnatch" allows the viewer to make choices that affect the resultant story.
They also worked on the 1981 science fiction anthology movie "Heavy Metal" and "The Body Electric", an animated movie featuring music composed by the Canadian rock band Rush.
fiction horror film (フィクションホラー映画)
Shake, Rattle and Roll XIV : The Invasion Shake, Rattle and Roll Fourteen: The Invasion is a 2012 science fiction horror film directed by Chito S. Roño.
During his musical break, he made his film debut in the 1998 science fiction horror film "The Faculty", which received mixed reviews, but was a box office success.
fiction novel written (書かれたフィクション小説)
The Money Dragon The Money Dragon is a historical fiction novel written by Pam Chun in 2002.
The Necessary Beggar The Necessary Beggar is an adult science fiction novel written by Susan Palwick.
Semper Mars Semper Mars: Book One of the Heritage Trilogy is a military science fiction novel by American writer Ian Douglas.
In Enemy Hands (novel) In Enemy Hands is a military science fiction novel by American writer David Weber, first published in 1996.
Formula fiction is similar to genre fiction.
The journal's title came from the founding editors' taste for great storytelling in genre fiction.
It is similar to genre fiction, which identifies a number of specific settings that are frequently reused.


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Map, Pictorial, Long Island and Eastern Seaboard, Sunken Treasure, Melbourne Brindle, Vintage Print, 1958
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An Authentic Map of the Eastern Seaboard from Gloucester to Delaware Bay Showing Locations of Sunken Treasure
United States Treasure Maps, Litchfield, Connecticut: 1958
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Pictorial map of the Eastern Seaboard of the United States from Gloucester, Massachusetts, to Delaware Bay, numbered with locations of shipwrecks, referred to here as "sunken treasure." The main map prominently features Long Island and the New England coastline along Long Island Sound. Two inset maps show Cape Cod and Southern New Jersey and Delaware respectively. Mountains and forests are drawn pictorially. Sailing ships and a spouting whale are illustrated in the ocean. The waters of Long Island Sound and the Atlantic Ocean are shaded with a hatched wave pattern. According to a box in the lower right corner, the information on the map is, "Taken in part from a map drawn in 1774 by Thos. Jefferys, Geographer to His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales." A decorative cartouche upper center has the titled within a neoclassical architectural border decorated with a mermaid and a merman and drawings of spyglasses and chests such as might be found with a shipwreck. There is also a decorative compass rose with rhumb lines along the right side of the map. State lines are indicated by dashed lines; major rivers and coastal towns are labeled. The map was originally issued with a separate "key to wreck locations," no longer present with this example.
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Map, Pictorial, Long Island and Eastern Seaboard, Sunken Treasure, Melbourne Brindle, Vintage Print, 1958 quantity
Categories: Maritime, New England States, New York State & Long Island Tags: 20th century, antique map, brindle, gloucester, jefferys, litchfield, long island, maritime, New England, new york, seaboard, shipwreck, treasure, treasure map
Melbourne Brindle was an Australian-American artist and illustrator. He was born in Melbourne Australia. In 1918, his family immigrated to San Francisco, where he later studied art. During World War II, Mr. Brindle designed War Bond posters. He published illustrations and covers for the Saturday Evening Post and other magazines. His book 20 Silver Ghosts of his paintings of Rolls-Royce cars was published in 1971 and reprinted in 1979. Between 1971 and 1982 he designed a number of stamps and cards for the United States Postal Service. In 1958 United States Treasure Maps published two "sunken treasure" pictorial maps of coastal shipwreck locations, one of the Eastern Seaboard and one of Florida, the Gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean. Works by Brindle are in the collections of the Air and Space Museum in Washington, the Society of Illustrators and others.
Full publication information: Authenticated and Published by United States Treasure Maps, Litchfield, Connecticut. Melbourne Brindle, del., Bridgewater, Connecticut. Copyright 1958 by United States Treasure Maps, Litchfield, Conn.
Condition: Generally very good with the usual overall light toning and wear.
Pace, Eric. "Melbourne Brindle, Artist and Designer Of Stamps, Dies at 90." New York Times. 2 October 1995. p. 12. https://www.nytimes.com/1995/10/02/obituaries/melbourne-brindle-artist-and-designer-of-stamps-dies-at-90.html (6 January 2021).
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Q: How to find a specific code source using dev tools and then find it in FTTP I'm quite new in programming, so I encounter a lot of problems. For example I am editing a WordPress theme and I use inspect element to determine what kind of HTML code needs to go, but then I always struggle to find the specific location of a file (using FTP) where the code sits for me to edit it or add something new. Can some one please help me understand how can I achieve some thing like that? Because it is such a drag to open every .php file and ctrl+f in hope of finding the specific line. It seems so easy to work with CSS but when it comes to HTML I always can't find what I am looking for.

A: If you are using Linux, you can use the grep command. It will search in all of the files which you specify. Another option is to use it via SSH to your hosting account. For example:
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Chrome and Mozilla's developer tool is showing in which file is the element. For example, click on Inspect in Mozilla --> Styles --> In the right column you will see the style (CSS) and you can check the file. If you check this website's style the body class is in all.css file.
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The QC 1500 has a 16" x 16" square grated grille. It is bright white, it blends in really well with everything else in the ceiling. The intake can be placed either on the ceiling or can also be installed on the wall. Sometimes, there might not be an attic space, or very little attic space above a specific room. A lot of times, there is attic space on the wall maybe leading to a hallway attic. If you do choose to place this fan on the wall, you will need a QC 1500 vertical wall adapter. The purpose of this adapter is to let the dampers close correctly. Dampers are used to stop heat and cold loss inside the home. Without this adapter, air will escape from the house to the attic or the other way around. Energy Saver motors allow this whole house fan to move 1468 CFM yet draws just 61watts of power. And, at just 43 db, it is truly whisper quiet. The QC ES-1500 is perfect for bedrooms, allowing for individualized, zoned control, reducing your electricity costs even more. You will be amazed at the savings.
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The Black-throated Gray Warbler is an uncommon spring and fairly common fall migrant on campus in April and September-October. It is a common spring and fall migrant, and rare wintering bird in southern California. The sycamore trees that line the front of the campus are often the best places to find flocks of migrant warblers.
Male Black-throated Gray Warblers can be identified by their broadly black-and-white striped heads with yellow lores (area between the bill and the eye) and black throat, gray upperparts, and white underparts with black streaking down the sides. Females have a mostly white throat and show dark gray instead of black.


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Take 1 UBE to be licensed in 10–or more–states?
There's a movement afoot that could be huge for NL member attorneys who want to expand into surrounding states. It's the push for other jurisdictions to adopt the Uniform Bar Examination (UBE).The Uniform Bar Examination has been adopted by these 10 jurisdictions: Alabama, Arizona, Colorado, Idaho, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, North Dakota, Utah, and Washington.
Some states have reciprocity, but many do not. Law firms that want to practice in adjoining states without reciprocity are being forced to have at least one firm member pass the bar and become licensed to practice in the states where they have the opportunity to expand. In the case of debt collection attorneys, opportunities frequently arise that cross state boundaries.
You can find information on the UBE website regarding the administration of the UBE exam and what actions jurisdictions that adopt the UBE can continue to determine on their own.
What have you heard about the UBE in your region of the country?
Have you heard about other regions that are working to adopt something similar? Is yours one of them?
How do you think that expanding the areas that adopt the exam will impact the debt collection industry?
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I do not think it is a good idea. The law is different in each state. One exam for all the states tends to standardize something that is not standardized. I realize the exam is different than the actual practice of law, but I still think the distinction is important. As it is now, people do not understand all the different types of law and law practice. One uniform exam will make it even harder for people to understand this difference.


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Gov. Sam Brownback's administration is proposing to cut $112.8 million in state spending out of what's left in the current fiscal year, with possibly even more cuts in the next fiscal year that begins July 1, in order to balance the state budget in the wake of sagging state revenues.
At the same time, though, Budget Director Shawn Sullivan dismissed the idea, now endorsed by a large number of Republican lawmakers, of scaling back some of the tax cuts Brownback championed in 2012 and 2013.
The proposed cuts are the administration's response to a new report issued Wednesday in which state budget officials lowered their estimate of how much revenue the state will take in this year and next year by $228.6 million.
That includes a $93.9 million reduction for the current fiscal year, which ends June 30, and another $134.7 million for the new fiscal year that begins July 1.
Looking only at tax revenue coming into the state, the new forecast is $347.8 million below the previous estimate, which was released in November. But that figure is offset by increases in other nontax revenue sources, as well as previously-approved transfers into the general fund from other funds.
Raney Gilliland, who heads the Legislature's nonpartisan Research Department, said the new, lower estimates reflect a more pessimistic forecast of the Kansas economy overall, citing depressed prices for agricultural commodities as well as oil and gas. He also said officials have lowered their expectations about growth in Kansas employment and personal income.
"And then you couple that with some of the overall weakness in the worldwide economy and some unknown factors, all of those factors are included, in addition to a list of many other factors, that are considered in the revenue-estimating process," he said.
The biggest contributors to the lowered estimates were the forecasts for individual income taxes, which officials lowered by $233 million over both fiscal years, and retail sales taxes, which were lowered by $60 million.
Overall, the new forecast predicts total revenues flowing into state coffers to be just over $6 billion this year, or 2.4 percent more than in Fiscal Year 2015, and almost $6.2 billion in the next fiscal year.
By law, both the governor and Kansas legislators are required to use those estimates in crafting the state's budget each year.
At a Statehouse news conference, Sullivan outlined three options for balancing the budgets for both fiscal years.
All three options include extending for another year the 3 percent "allotment" cut to state universities, which Brownback ordered for the current fiscal year in response to monthly revenue shortfalls in February. That amounts to more than $17 million each year for all six state universities, including more than $4 million each year for Kansas University and $3.2 million for the KU Medical Center.
All three options also include sweeping $70 million this year and $115 million next year out of the state highway fund. That represents virtually all of the general sales tax revenue that is currently earmarked for highways, and it would mean delaying all future highway expansion projects that are slated as part of the 10-year transportation plan known as T-Works that lawmakers first authorized in 2010.
That would not affect the ongoing South Lawrence Trafficway project or the "Gateway" project in Johnson County because contracts for those have already been awarded, Sullivan said.
In addition to those measures, Brownback's "Option 1" calls for selling off part of the state's interest in future tobacco settlement money to raise an estimated $158 million in the next fiscal year, a process known as "securitization," which lawmakers have previously dismissed out of hand.
Sullivan said the plan calls for keeping roughly $42 million a year in tobacco money, which is currently used to fund children's programs, including early childhood education and health screenings. And while he conceded it would represent only "one-time money" and would not address the structural shortfalls in the state budget, he said it would be enough to give lawmakers time to address those structural issues through savings and efficiencies that were recommended in a recent report by the consulting firm Alvarez & Marsal.
Still, advocates for those children's programs said they oppose any attempt to securitize the tobacco settlement.
Sullivan called Option 1 the governor's preferred option, but he offered two other scenarios that would likely stir even more controversy.
Under Option 2, in addition to the higher education and highway cuts, Brownback proposes delaying the scheduled repayment of about $92 million, plus interest, to the Kansas Public Employees Retirement System, which Brownback delayed earlier this month in the wake of another monthly revenue shortfall in March.
And under Option 3, he proposes across-the-board spending cuts of 3 percent to 5 percent for all state agencies, including K-12 education and Medicaid.
The cuts to education would not include state aid for bond and interest payments or for "equalization aid" mandated by the Kansas Supreme Court. But it would affect the general block grants that schools now get and would raise new questions about whether the state is providing adequate funding for schools, as required under the Kansas Constitution.
"I'm sure the Legislature would need to consider that," Sullivan said.
Kansas Democrats were quick to criticize the governor's plan.
The House and Senate budget committees will begin reviewing the new budget numbers and consider the governor's three options when they get together Thursday and Friday.
Those meetings come in advance of the full Legislature returning to the Statehouse next Wednesday for the start of their wrap-up session.


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Final consultation on the European framework for action on integrated health services delivery
July 28, 2016 | Miriam Galvin
Final consultation on the European framework for action on integrated health services delivery, 2-4 May 2016, UN City Copenhagen
After three years of development, WHO Europe's framework for action on integrated health services delivery will be formally presented to the 53 Member States of the WHO European Region during the 66th Regional Committee in September of this year. The framework comprises a whole range of documents and tools outlining the different elements of integrated health services delivery including good practice examples from across the region. Transposing the concepts of the WHO global framework to the European context, it aims to facilitate the design and implementation of integrated health services delivery, to define key elements of system transformation in order to support integrated care, and to provide a guide for the change process towards achieving these goals. IFIC has been involved throughout the development process as expert consultants, with Dr Nick Goodwin providing feedback and input for the conceptual development and change management elements, Dr Lourdes Ferrer writing the background document on people engagement, and Dr Viktoria Stein coordinated and facilitated the process during her time at WHO Europe.
During the final consultation all of the elements and areas for action were presented to an eclectic audience of Member State representatives, partner organisations and international experts. The two days provided an impressive overview of the European framework for action and reinforced the necessity for transformational change throughout the European health systems towards truly people-centred and integrated health services delivery. The framework will thus provide a ready-to-use guide for services transformation and support integrated care development. IFIC is honoured to have been part of the development of the European framework for action on integrated health services delivery and congratulates WHO Europe's HSD team for the excellent product.
See all relevant publications pertaining to the framework here
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UNICA4EU Press Release launched!
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Answer: From the symptoms it is clear that there is no option available from vCenter server except you can see Events & Tasks to understand if any action performed before it went to hung state.
With all these symptoms let us identify the ESXi host on which VM is running and get the root password either from your Team Lead or Tool where you can get the shared ID password.
Determine the host on which the virtual machine is running. This information is available in the virtual machine's Summary tab in VI Client. Subsequent commands will be performed on, or remotely reference, the ESXi host where the virtual machine is running.
Three power-off methods are available – Soft is the most graceful, hard performs an immediate shutdown, and force should be used as a last resort.
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You use similarly to say that something is similar to something else.
Most of the men who now gathered round him again were similarly dressed.
You use similarly when mentioning a fact or situation that is similar to the one you have just mentioned.
A mother recognises the feel of her child's skin when blindfolded. Similarly, she can instantly identify her baby's cry.
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Will The Real Lonzo Ball Please Stand Up?
Sudeep Tumma
Popular to contrary belief, I do not hate Lonzo Ball. The truth is I like Ball. I think he has the chance to become a very solid player who elevates the play of his teammates. While it still baffles people on whether Ball is a bust or not, it's been clear to me since draft night.
It's not hard to see why Ball was touted as the Los Angeles Lakers' next superstar. The "out of this world" passing vision, the shooting stroke, the ability to make his teammates better. Let's not forget his 6' 6" 190 lbs frame, excellent size for a point guard. He was a scout's dream, having all the tools to develop into a superstar. The comparisons to Jason Kidd, Magic Johnson were too obvious to miss.
But wait, I thought Lonzo had a terrible season? We'll get to that later.
First, we rewind to 2016 where Ball first stepped onto the scene. The UCLA Bruins landed Ball and TJ Leaf, the #4 and #13 recruit respectively. Coach Steve Alford had reloaded their roster, UCLA looked poised for a strong season.
What happened that season was almost unprecedented. UCLA averaged an insane 90.4 points per game, easily tops in the NCAA. Lonzo Ball was the engine that kept them going, a hand in glove fit with UCLA's high tempo offense. Ball made play after play, kept the defense off balance with his pristine passing ability. Ball ended up having a fantastic season, with great numbers all across the board.
Fast forward to March 24th, 2017, where UCLA was in the midst of a March Madness run which could have define Ball's legacy. Going up against star guard De'Aaron Fox and the Kentucky Wildcats, one of the strongest teams in the nations, it was must-see TV.
UCLA lost the game 86-75 in heartbreaking fashion, coming to close what was a strong and resurgent season for the Bruins.
Soon after that Ball declared for the NBA draft. Ball presented a strong case for the #1 overall pick. Scouts could not decide who they liked better, Washington star Markelle Fultz or Lonzo Ball. The LA Lakers seemed like a dream fit for Ball and the Lakers. Coming from Chino Hills, LA to UCLA to the LA Lakers. The hype around Ball spread all across America, a wildfire that could not be stopped.
I, however, had a different stance on Ball. While everyone had him pegged as a star, I did not view Ball as a franchise-changing talent. I saw him as an extremely valuable role player, one who would make his teammates better.
But he was a superstar in college! So was Jimmer Fredette. It doesn't always translate.
Despite Lonzo Ball converting 76% of his layups in college, he is not a good finisher. If you watch a game of his from UCLA, almost all the layups he attempted, were uncontested or had a high chance of converting. What does that mean? Ball is afraid of contact. There is simply no way to be an elite NBA point guard and be afraid of contact. Any and every elite point guard in the NBA loves contact and invites it, often finishing through contact and/or gets fouled. Even the 5' 9" Isiah Thomas loves contact and finishes through it with regularity. This was the biggest concern for me, a player who is afraid of contact can never become an elite scorer or player for that matter.
Ball is very good at finding gaps in the defense. When he sees a gap he attacks and gets to the rim, or penetrates and hits a teammate for an easy basket. Those lapses in the defense seemed to be there for Ball almost every night in college. These lapses did not exist against the elite defense in the NBA. The nights he went against elite defenders in college, Ball struggled mightily. On that March 24th game vs Kentucky, elite defender De'Aaron Fox shut down Ball, limiting him to 10 points on 4-10 FG and 1-6 3PT. Ball does not hold up against good defense, something he saw almost every night in the NBA.
The lack of a mid-range shot was also destined to hurt Ball's productivity. Doesn't seem like a big deal, right? All the elite point guards have mastered the pull up mid range. John Wall, Russell Westbrook, Chris Paul, to name a few. Ball abused the pick and roll in college. Without a stable mid-range shot, the help defender would simply drop down to the roller, leaving Ball in limbo as there is no drive and no pass for him to make.
Much was made about Ball's defense. Frankly, he was an awful defender in college. UCLA did a great job of disguising that with switches and zone defense. Once arriving in the NBA however, Ball tremendously improved his defense. He showed a good nose for the ball using his incredibly high IQ to average a healthy 1.7 SPG.
Ball's unorthodox shooting form has come to become a meme of basketball players and fans everywhere. This form does not concern me however, if it goes in, it goes in. What does concern me is the limitations and constrictions of his form. The subsequent lack of pump fakes and dribble drives from it. Ball always seems to do the same move, the lefty stepback pull up 3. In the NBA he was not able to use his stepback as effectively, as he went against tougher and smarter defenders.
One of the biggest issues I saw with Ball was how reliant he was in the transition game. While being good in the fastbreak is not a bad thing by any standard, Ball would get a majority of his points/assists in transition. He never showed any real prowess in the half court.
Take a look at this play, a simple pick and roll with TJ Leaf setting a screen for Ball. This forced Pacific to get a big man switched onto Ball. UCLA got the result they wanted, or did they….
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Turns out Pacific did their homework. Pacific immediately switched on the play, covering Ball's two favorite things, the pull up 3 and the pass to the roller (keep in mind the lack of the mid range option). Any elite guard would be drooling after this switch, ready to toast the opposing big man. They would put their head down and take the ball straight to the rim. Instead, Ball can not create and gets rid of the ball. Why? He's scared of contact.
June 22nd rolled around and the NBA draft was finally upon us. Like a perfectly orchestrated script, Ball was drafted by the LA Lakers. Ball went on to have a rough rookie season for the Lakers, to say the least. On the outside, the numbers don't look too bad, the 10.2 PPG, 7.2 AST, 6.9 RPG, 2.6 TOV. But take a look to your left and you see the extreme inefficiency from Ball, shooting 36.0 FG% and 30.5 3PT%. A far cry from his 55.1 FG% and 41.2% 3PT% at UCLA.
Who is Lonzo Ball?
Taking a look at the advanced stats, you can see just how disastrous this season was for Ball. Take a look at the comparisons between UCLA and the Lakers. His player efficiency rating came crashing down from an elite 24.7 to a tumultuous 12.5. His offensive win shares, the estimate of how many wins are contributed from a players offense fell from 4.8 to 2.5. Box plus minus is an estimate of how many points per 100 possessions a player contributed above a league average player, Lonzo Ball's came crashing down from 12.2 to 1.7.
For all the negatives in Ball's season, there were some solids. His passing vision was still A+ when opportunities presented themselves. He displayed fantastic ability to rebound the ball. He became a much better defender. He still excelled in transition. Unfortunately none of these things translated to wins for the Lakers.
Simply put, Ball tried to be a player he is not. It is not all his fault however, with the whole world expecting him to be this star, he is forced to try to play into that role. In his first game of the NBA season, Ball was shut down for 3 points, 4 assists, and 9 rebounds on 1-6 FG. The next game he went off for 29 points, 9 assists, and 11 rebounds on 12-27 FG. The difference? The first game was against the elite defense of Patrick Beverley, while the second was against the non-existent perimeter defense of the Phoenix Suns. Once again, Ball showed he cannot hold up against strong defense, while excelling against bad defense.
Lonzo Ball struggled with his shot mightily in the NBA, he not only couldn't create space with his stepback, defenders would simply leave him wide open from the 3 point line and let him fire away. He responded with games like this.
Ball needs to understand when he is wide open it is not always a good shot. There is a reason he's open. The 1-12 3PT type stat lines are concerning, not the misses, but the shot selection. The smart players who can't shoot don't try to shoot.
The element of not being able to shoot certainly harmed Ball's numbers. But the reality is, even with a shot, Ball can never be a true star without an aggressive "want it" mentality. You can teach a player to shoot, you can't teach him a mentality. Which brings me to my next point.
This is Rajon Rondo.
Just kidding, this is actually Rajon Rondo.
Rondo is currently the point guard for the New Orleans Pelicans. This past season Rondo averaged just 8.3 PPG and 8.2 APG in what I consider his best season. Huh? Sure Rondo has had multiple seasons averaging a double double, but to me, this was his most impressive work. Operating as the 3rd or 4th best player behind Jrue Holiday, Anthony Davis, and DeMarcus Cousins (before the injury), Rondo focused on making his teammates better. As a pass-first point guard, Rondo set up the offense, controlled the pace of the game, acted as a true floor general.
Rondo's presence is what allowed Jrue Holiday and Anthony Davis to achieve career-best numbers across the board. All-world talent Anthony Davis had an MVP-caliber season, without Rondo, however, he would not have put up those same numbers.
You can see the obvious spike in PPG for Jrue Holiday, from 15.4 to 19.0. The FG percentage rose from 45.4% to 49.4%. He also set a career high in effective field goal percentage with 54.3%. Jrue Holiday had his best year, after switching to shooting guard for the first time in his career. He was playing much more without the ball, feeding off Rondo's playmaking ability.
Now take a look at Anthony Davis' production. While the bump in PPG doesn't seem large (28.0 to 28.1), he boosted a career high in field goal percentage at 53.4%. He also set a career high in 3 point percentage with 34.0%. His effective field goal percentage has never been higher at 55.2%. AD was a huge beneficiary of Rondo's presence, catching lobs, passes in transition, Rondo would get AD the ball in spots where he could succeed.
So why am I telling you all this? Let me explain.
For Lonzo Ball to succeed he must begin to play the way Rondo does. Playing as a strict pass-first point guard working as the 3rd or 4th best player on the team. Before you go saying, "but the Lakers suck," take a look at their roster. Brandon Ingram is a budding star, Kyle Kuzma looked like the ROY to begin the year, Julius Randle just averaged 16.1 PPG in a career year. Lonzo is already the 4th best player on this team.
Kyle Kuzma benefitted greatly by Lonzo Ball's presence. Kuzma's game is built on catch and shoots and dribble drives, shots only made possible by the passing vision and unselfishness of Ball. Despite his struggles this season, Ball has already shown he can elevate other player's game.
Rondo and Ball had different upbringings. Rondo played the first several years of his career with future hall of famers Paul Pierce, Kevin Garnett, and Ray Allen. Meanwhile, Ball was brought directly into the spotlight, expected to be the main focal point of the offense with a very young and inexperienced team around him.
After several years of grooming, Rondo was asked to become the focal point of the Boston Celtics. He averaged a double-double most seasons during that tenure, but it never really translated to the win column. Rondo then started to deal with injury concerns, locker room issues, leadership questions. As a result, the Boston Celtics traded him to the Dallas Mavericks in December 2014. Rondo couldn't seem to last there either. He then bounced around the league for several years, battling off the court issues, inconsistency, other issues. Rondo couldn't seem to find a home.
He has finally found his niche with the Pelicans. As a pass-first point guard, he elevates the play of his teammates, plays strong defense, helping his team rack up wins. Rondo only holds a 15.3 PER, but the impact on his team is more than evident in the win column.
Not every player is a star and that's okay. Andre Iguodala, Al Horford, Nicolas Batum, to name a few. They're not stars and likely never will be, but they contribute to their teams in many ways, all while being very efficient. Their #1 contribution to their team is in the W column.
Lonzo Ball's rookie year has everyone scratching their head, it's fair to question what type of player he will develop into. If Ball can take a page out of Rondo's book, understand what it takes to win and sacrifice, Ball will develop into a very solid and efficient role player. A player who will make his team better, and subsequently help them win. He will be the type of player every team would love to have.
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