 Rush leads the league at.524 from the arc, a pace that if maintained would rank as the second-best 3-point percentage in NBA history (to Kyle Korver's.536 with Utah in 2009-10). Klay Thompson (.452) and Stephen Curry (.450) are also among the league leaders as the Warriors rank second in the league at.396.
Where they tend to struggle is up front. Though David Lee (19.3 points, 9.8 rebounds) is highly productive at power forward, Andris Biedrins plays only a part-time role as the starting center for a team that is at its best when playing small. The Warriors have been outrebounded by 4.5 per game, ranking 29th in the league, but they outrebounded the Pacers 45-43 in the Jan. 20 meeting in Oakland. That one came down to the final sequence, as George Hill stole the ball from Ellis and went the distance for the clinching layup in a 94-91 Indiana win.
KEY MATCHUP: The Pacers enjoyed a 54-28 frontcourt scoring advantage in the last meeting as Granger scored 26, David West 18 and Hibbert 10 (with 16 rebounds). The Warriors, on the other hand, carried a 37-13 edge in the backcourt as Ellis (25) and Curry (12) got the best of Paul George and Darren Collison. Whichever team plays best to its strength will have the advantage.
QUOTE MARKS: "Coach (Vogel) is doing an outstanding job, they're loaded with talent, great depth. They're a team not only for today but set up for the future. Really happy and proud of what they're doing." - Jackson on the Pacers
INJURY REPORT: For the Pacers, Jeff Foster (lower back) is day-to-day. For the Warriors, Kwame Brown (torn right pectoralis) is out, while Stephen Curry (tendon strain, right foot) is day-to-day.
BROADCAST INFO: The game will be telecast at 7 p.m. on Fox Sports Indiana with Chris Denari and Austin Croshere calling the game with the pregame show starting at 6:30. The radio broadcast will air on WIBC 93 FM, featuring Mark Boyle and Bobby "Slick" Leonard, with Kevin Lee hosting the pre-game and halftime shows.
INTERACT: You can get in-game commentary from this group of Pacers personalities throughout the game on Twitter.That makes sense. I've been running a max CHC/high CHD build, but pre WONY it had almost no armor. Haven't hit 40 yet, I'm at 39 right now, and so far I haven't had many issues aside from getting stuck in a bad position, but most of the complaints I've heard have come from past 40 and the harder difficulty content, which I haven't run yet. Unfortunately my Nemesis is obsolete at this point, so I'll have to wait and get another as a drop, I used to use it as a secondary at all times with an AR and it worked pretty well.As the holidays are upon us, you or someone you love may be shopping for a gift for someone with a movement disability. For many, this can be an overwhelming prospect. What is an appropriate gift for a child? What about an adult?
Fortunately, there are a wide variety of online resources published specifically for those with a range of disabilities, including fine motor, gross motor, sensory and movement.
Each year, Toys “R” Us publishes a Toy Guide for Differently-Abled Kids. Each toy is categorized by a skill in which the toy enhances and can be sorted by age range as well as gender and special need.
The guide is a collaborative effort between the retailer and the National Lekotek Center (http://www.lekotek.org/), an non-profit organization that provides services around therapeutic play for children with special needs.
You can view this year’s guide at http://www.toysrus.com/shop/index.jsp?categoryId=3261680.
Another resource provided by the National Lekotek Center, Able Play (http://ableplay.org) provides research and reviews on toys for children of different abilities. The website organizes products by both the type of product — educational, pretend, outdoor, and arts and crafts are just a few of the categories listed — as well as developmental skills, including sensory and physical among others.
Fat Brain Toys (http://fatbraintoys.com) creates a comprehensive resource guide with products categorized by special need, which range from autism and blindness to physical and developmental delays. Unique to this site is that an adult (or older child) can create a gift registry to request specific gifts. Fat Brain also has physical stores in Kansas and Nebraska.
To explore the guide, visit https://www.fatbraintoys.com/special_needs/.
Although its most recent gift guide is from 2014, the Reeve Foundation offers a large selection of gifts for all ages with paralysis.
The Home & Kitchen suggestions include Dining With Dignity Silverware (http://www.diningwithdignity.com/our-products/), designed for those with limited hand mobility.
Other suggestions include a food chopper and tube squeezer as well as a Keurig coffee maker.
The Helpful Living suggestions include Fiskars scissors (http://www2.fiskars.com/Sewing-Quilting/Products/Scissors-and-Sharpeners), which are designed again for those with limited dexterity, as well as uDrink (http://www.u-adapt.com/udrink.html), a product to assist in holding beverages to prevent spilling.
Blogger Emily Ladau has begun compiling an extremely unique list of gifts on her website (http://wordsiwheelby.com) that are not only very appropriate for someone with a disability, they’re also all created by disability-owned small businesses. This year’s items include care package subscriptions, jewelry, artwork and ornaments.
Hopefully, these websites will give you inspiration as you finish your holiday shopping this month. And … we may be just a bit biased … but we also think TabletTable makes a great holiday gift! Happy holidays!Audio waves of Tremonius.
Audio logs are one of the collectibles you can find throughout the Halo Infinite campaign. There are three different types of audio logs you can find; UNSC, Banished, and Spartan. There is one audio log that can be found in the Outpost Tremonius mission. Here is where you can find it.
Outpost Tremonius is the third mission you will undertake in the Halo Infinite campaign. This mission starts after you defeat Tremonius and ascend to the surface of the Halo ring. Once you get off the elevator, progress through the mission until you open the door to the outside. Immediately after opening the door, enemies will fly in and the area will soon become a battlefield.
Take out the enemies before searching for the audio log. This will make everything easier. From where you are first exposed to the outside elements, follow the path forward and go under the large overhanging structure. Before getting underneath it, you should notice some weapons and containers to the right against the cliff. The audio log can be found leaning up against the containers.In testing times for the industry and of course the wider world, some positive news as Cyan Tec have recently been credited as an ABB Value Provider. Over the last few years, Cyan Tec have provided complex, modular and bespoke automation with the integration of many ABB robots. This includes for laser applications such as cutting and welding, as well as assembly, test and material handling systems for a wide range of industry sectors.
Cyan Tec are very excited to be a part of an elite group of companies that make up the ABB Value Provider scheme and are looking forward to supplying innovative automation solutions using ABB robots and other ancillaries in the future.
Ahead of the Canadian Screen Awards, the 2019 Members Lounge features a week of great panels and discussions. Below is a list of where you can find DGC Members speaking through the week at CSI Spadina - 192 Spadina Ave (click on the titles for additional information), all panels are free for DGC Members.
The Power of the Image - 1:45 p.m.
Post-Production Excellence on the Global Stage - 3:15 p.m.
Post-Production Excellence on the Global Stage is a dynamic panel discussion that examines the growing global recognition of Canadian television’s post-production landscape, by delving into case studies of success stories: The Expanse, Altered Carbon and The Handmaid’s Tale. We’ll hear from venerated industry pros who share their insight into the creative collaboration process that shaped these projects from the production stage, through to editorial, colour grading, and sound. Gain insider knowledge about how these pros achieved exemplary post-production execution. PPS Lori Waters and PE Gillian Truster are panelists.
In Conversation with J. Miles Dale - 1:00 p.m.
The New Guard | Dismantling the Status Quo - 2:30 p.m.
The New Guard | Dismantling the Status Quo is a candid panel discussion with a new generation of Canadian feature filmmakers who are prescribing their individual path to success, on their own terms. Director Gloria Kim is a panelist.
In Conversation with Vincenzo Natali - 2:30 p.m.
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