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Monday, December 16, 2019
Mavericks can survive until Luka Doncic returns from injury; Lakers should trade Kyle Kuzma
You never want to see a player go down due to injury, especially when that someone is Luka Doncic. The Mavs star has been having another historic season, and is a surefire MVP candidate early on. During the game against the Miami Heat on Saturday night, Doncic quickly exited in the first quarter after turning his ankle while driving to the basket. He was diagnosed with a moderate ankle sprain that is could keep him out until after Christmas. While losing Doncic for any amount of time is a significant blow, Dallas reportedly feels it "dodged a bullet"' as the injury could have been a lot more serious. In fact, Doncic was apparently seen by teammates running on the underwater treadmill at halftime.
Still, it doesn't help that the Mavericks' schedule isn't getting any easier this week. After facing the Milwaukee Bucks on Monday, they'll have dates with the Boston Celtics, Philadelphia 76ers and Toronto Raptors -- all among the East's best -- every other day. Without Doncic, Dallas will be lucky to win one game during that stretch.
Injuries have not been kind to Kyle Kuzma this season. He already missed four games to start the season after rehabbing over the summer from a left foot injury he suffered while playing for Team USA, and he's been sidelined for the past three games with a sprained ankle. In between that time, he's played 20 games for the Lakers, averaging 11.1 points and three rebounds a night. Both of those numbers are significant drops from his averages a season ago. Granted, he was starting in all but two games he played in 2018-19. This season, Kuzma has not been able to make a big enough impact for the Lakers coming off the bench.
Kuzma's minutes are down from 33.1 to 23.1 this season, mainly because he isn't a consistent enough shooter or strong enough defender to be on the floor. There's a reason Alex Caruso has received so much praise this season, because when he comes in the game he can knock down shots. That's something Kuzma can't do, and as strong as the Lakers have been to start the season, when it comes time for the playoffs they'll need all the scorers and defenders they can get their hands on to give them more of an edge. That's why trading Kuzma for another wing player would be the right move for the Lakers.
Read more here: CBS Sports
The Flat-Earth Fallacy
When Fantasy and Science Collide
Terry Pratchett and his Discworld series of novels may seem like fantasy to most of us, but to some the vision of a flat disc-like world is a reality…
Incredibly, right now in the 21st Century, there is a growing surge in popularity for the belief that the Earth is flat. Once dismissed as irrational fools that would eventually go away, they are now starting to fight back with ever increasing complexity in their arguments to support their misguided conviction. They say that society has been misled by government conspiracy into believing that the Earth is a globe, although the reasons for why such a conspiracy would be needed are a little less clear. The most common hypothesis put forward seems to be that it is in order to continue faking space travel and embezzle the funds left over.
Think about it for a moment… how many people would need to be in on this cover-up?
Pilots, astronauts, governments, Elon Musk and his SpaceX Company and all its employees, meteorologists and the whole scientific community would need to be collaborating on this, not to mention most of their family members.
The Russian Roscomos Space Agency and America’s NASA, have apparently been so successful in fooling society that the Earth is round that China, Europe and India have started their own space programs, and have joined in on the conspiracy.
You couldn’t make it up. Well luckily, you don’t have to because the Flat Earth Society has done it all for you. You can visit this website here and gaze at it in awe, possibly in much the same way as you would watch a chimp’s tea party, or watch me attempting to dance gracefully.
Trolls or Genuine?
After initially discovering this ever growing community of the Flat Earth Theory on social media, I assumed they were just another version of online trolls. It wasn’t until I read some of the comments that I realised they genuinely believed what they were saying, although I am sure some of them are just doing it to amuse themselves and laugh at the outraged replies to their comments. It’s almost like coming across a fully grown man who believes in Santa Claus and who has managed to make a rationale for every law of physics such a mythical character would need to break in order to deliver on his role.
It’s almost like coming across a fully grown man who believes in Santa Claus and who has managed to make a rationale for every law of physics such a mythical character would need to break in order to deliver on his role.
Celebrities are starting to be rolled out by the Flat Earth Society too.
Shaquille O’Neal, the former NBA basketball star and B.O.B. whose real name is Bobby Ray Simmons Jr a rap artist, are two of the most well-known of these. Rumours originating from a spoof website that President Donald Trump is a proponent are false, however.
So, enough of my incredulity, let’s have a look at some of the claims that ‘prove’ the Earth is a flat disc and not a globe at all…
The Claims
- Gravity is a lie.
- There is no curvature of the horizon.
- Satellites are a hoax and photographs of the Earth are photo-shopped, whilst Computer Generated Imagery is used to create videos of the planet’s global look.
- Water would fall off the planet’s surface if we are spinning on a globe.
- Space agencies are in reality using their huge budget to control missiles from space.
- The Arctic Circle is the centre of the disc and Antarctica is a 150-foot high wall of ice at the outer rim of the disc.
- NASA employees guard the rim.
- The sun and the moon are spheres (!) that move in circular motions 3,000 miles above the Earth, creating night and day.
- Albert Einstein was a fraud.
- An ‘Anti-moon’ causes eclipses
Continue reading here: The Flat-Earth Fallacy
Today in History: December 17
1399
Tamerlane's Mongols destroy the army of Mahmud Tughluk, Sultan of Delhi, at Panipat.
1861
The Stonewall Brigade begins to dismantle Dam No. 5 of the C&O Canal.
1886
At a Christmas party, Sam Belle shoots his old enemy Frank West, but is fatally wounded himself.
1903
Near Kitty Hawk, North Carolina, Orville and Wilbur Wright make the first successful flight in history of a self-propelled, heavier-than-air aircraft.
1927
U.S. Secretary of State Frank B. Kellogg suggests a worldwide pact renouncing war.
1938
Italy declares the 1935 pact with France invalid because ratifications had not been exchanged. France denies the argument.
1939
In the Battle of River Plate near Montevideo, Uruguay, the British trap the German pocket battleship Graf Spee. German Captain Langsdorf sinks his ship believing that resistance is hopeless.
1943
U.S. forces invade Japanese-held New Britain Island in New Guinea.
1944
U.S. approves end to internment of Japanese Americans. U.S. Major General Henry C. Pratt issues Public Proclamation No. 21, declaring that Japanese American "evacuees" from the West Coast could return to their homes effective January 2, 1945.
1944
The German Army renews the attack on the Belgian town of Losheimergraben against the defending Americans during the Battle of the Bulge.
1948
The Smithsonian Institution accepts the Kitty Hawk - the Wright brothers' plane.
1950
The French government appoints Marshal de Lattre de Tassigny to command their troops in Vietnam.
1952
Yugoslavia breaks relations with the Vatican.
1965
Ending an election campaign marked by bitterness and violence, Ferdinand Marcos is declared president of the Philippines.
1981
Red Brigade terrorists kidnap Brigadier General James Dozier, the highest-ranking U.S. NATO officer in Italy.
1989
Fernando Color de Mello becomes Brazil's first democratically elected president in nearly 30 years.
1989
The Simpsons, television's longest-running animated series, makes its US debut.
1990
Jean-Bertrand Aristide wins Haiti's first free election.
2002
Congolese parties of the inter Congolese Dialogue sign a peace accord in the Second Congo War, providing for transitional government and elections within two years.
2010
Mohamed Bouazizi immolates himself, the catalyst for the Tunisian revolution and the subsequent Arab Spring.
Source: History Net
Tamerlane's Mongols destroy the army of Mahmud Tughluk, Sultan of Delhi, at Panipat.
1861
The Stonewall Brigade begins to dismantle Dam No. 5 of the C&O Canal.
1886
At a Christmas party, Sam Belle shoots his old enemy Frank West, but is fatally wounded himself.
1903
Near Kitty Hawk, North Carolina, Orville and Wilbur Wright make the first successful flight in history of a self-propelled, heavier-than-air aircraft.
1927
U.S. Secretary of State Frank B. Kellogg suggests a worldwide pact renouncing war.
1938
Italy declares the 1935 pact with France invalid because ratifications had not been exchanged. France denies the argument.
1939
In the Battle of River Plate near Montevideo, Uruguay, the British trap the German pocket battleship Graf Spee. German Captain Langsdorf sinks his ship believing that resistance is hopeless.
1943
U.S. forces invade Japanese-held New Britain Island in New Guinea.
1944
U.S. approves end to internment of Japanese Americans. U.S. Major General Henry C. Pratt issues Public Proclamation No. 21, declaring that Japanese American "evacuees" from the West Coast could return to their homes effective January 2, 1945.
1944
The German Army renews the attack on the Belgian town of Losheimergraben against the defending Americans during the Battle of the Bulge.
1948
The Smithsonian Institution accepts the Kitty Hawk - the Wright brothers' plane.
1950
The French government appoints Marshal de Lattre de Tassigny to command their troops in Vietnam.
1952
Yugoslavia breaks relations with the Vatican.
1965
Ending an election campaign marked by bitterness and violence, Ferdinand Marcos is declared president of the Philippines.
1981
Red Brigade terrorists kidnap Brigadier General James Dozier, the highest-ranking U.S. NATO officer in Italy.
1989
Fernando Color de Mello becomes Brazil's first democratically elected president in nearly 30 years.
1989
The Simpsons, television's longest-running animated series, makes its US debut.
1990
Jean-Bertrand Aristide wins Haiti's first free election.
2002
Congolese parties of the inter Congolese Dialogue sign a peace accord in the Second Congo War, providing for transitional government and elections within two years.
2010
Mohamed Bouazizi immolates himself, the catalyst for the Tunisian revolution and the subsequent Arab Spring.
Source: History Net
Top 10 Niche Brands Everybody Should Know 2020
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Marvel Studios' Black Widow - Official Teaser Trailer
The time line for this takes place within the MCU after Civil War and Before Infinity War (flashbacks mixed in). Also Black Widow wears different uniforms in the comics depending on the mission. The White is supposed to be for arctic missions. And the black is for espionage. On a side note here Red Guardian is Captain America. Just the Russian version also used for propaganda in the comics.
Anthony Davis Suffers Ankle Injury, But Lakers Defeat Hawks To Earn 14th Consecutive Road Win
The Los Angeles Lakers managed to pull off a close 101-96 win against the Atlanta Hawks.
The team’s offense got off to a slow start as they failed to scratch from the field until LeBron James was able to get to the basket for a layup. The defense soon picked up, turning the Hawks over and forcing misses to help ignite some transition opportunities.
Even with both teams struggling to get anything going, Atlanta managed to tie the game after hitting back-to-back threes. Anthony Davis looked to carry the offense toward the end of the quarter as he was able to convert on a few attempts but the Lakers trailed 24-25 heading into the second.
Dwight Howard fueled their defensive effort with a couple of blocks and a steal on Trae Young which helped them take the lead. Rajon Rondo also took advantage of Atlanta’s leaky defense with drives to the rim that resulted in easy layups.
Source: Lakers Nation
Today in History: December 16
1431
Henry VI of England is crowned King of France.
1653
Oliver Cromwell takes on dictatorial powers with the title of "Lord Protector."
1773
To protest the tax on tea from England, a group of young Americans, disguised as Indians, throw chests of tea from British ships in Boston Harbor.
1835
A fire in New York City destroys property estimated to be worth $20,000,000. It lasts two days, ravages 17 blocks, and destroys 674 buildings including the Stock Exchange, Merchants' Exchange, Post Office, and the South Dutch Church.
1863
Confederate General Joseph Johnston takes command of the Army of Tennessee.
1864
Union forces under General George H. Thomas win the battle at Nashville, smashing an entire Confederate army.
1930
In Spain, a general strike is called in support of the revolution.
1939
The National Women's Party urges immediate congressional action on equal rights.
1940
British troops carry out an air raid on Italian Somalia.
1944
Germany mounts a major offensive in the Ardennes Forest in Belgium. As the center of the Allied line falls back, it creates a bulge, leading to the name--the Battle of the Bulge.
1949
Chinese Communist leader Mao Tse-tung is received at the Kremlin in Moscow.
1950
President Harry Truman declares a state of National Emergency as Chinese communists invade deeper into South Korea.
1976
President Jimmy Carter appoints Andrew Young as Ambassador to the United Nations.
1978
Cleveland becomes the first U.S. city to default since the depression.
1998
The United States launches a missile attack on Iraq for failing to comply with United Nations weapons inspectors.
2003
President George W. Bush signs the CAN-SPAM Act of 2003, which establishes the United States' first national standards regarding email and gives the Federal Trade Commission authority to enforce the act.
Source: History Net
Henry VI of England is crowned King of France.
1653
Oliver Cromwell takes on dictatorial powers with the title of "Lord Protector."
1773
To protest the tax on tea from England, a group of young Americans, disguised as Indians, throw chests of tea from British ships in Boston Harbor.
1835
A fire in New York City destroys property estimated to be worth $20,000,000. It lasts two days, ravages 17 blocks, and destroys 674 buildings including the Stock Exchange, Merchants' Exchange, Post Office, and the South Dutch Church.
1863
Confederate General Joseph Johnston takes command of the Army of Tennessee.
1864
Union forces under General George H. Thomas win the battle at Nashville, smashing an entire Confederate army.
1930
In Spain, a general strike is called in support of the revolution.
1939
The National Women's Party urges immediate congressional action on equal rights.
1940
British troops carry out an air raid on Italian Somalia.
1944
Germany mounts a major offensive in the Ardennes Forest in Belgium. As the center of the Allied line falls back, it creates a bulge, leading to the name--the Battle of the Bulge.
1949
Chinese Communist leader Mao Tse-tung is received at the Kremlin in Moscow.
1950
President Harry Truman declares a state of National Emergency as Chinese communists invade deeper into South Korea.
1976
President Jimmy Carter appoints Andrew Young as Ambassador to the United Nations.
1978
Cleveland becomes the first U.S. city to default since the depression.
1998
The United States launches a missile attack on Iraq for failing to comply with United Nations weapons inspectors.
2003
President George W. Bush signs the CAN-SPAM Act of 2003, which establishes the United States' first national standards regarding email and gives the Federal Trade Commission authority to enforce the act.
Source: History Net
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