 some quarters for his body language after Thursday’s shock home loss to Tasmania, battled through the first three quarters on Saturday, but seemed to fire up after a verbal spat with the Hawks’ Deng Deng.
The American was well supported by his import colleagues in former Hawk Antonius Cleveland and Robert Franks, both of whom scored 16, with the former missing just one of six field-goal attempts.
Veteran centre Daniel Johnson added 10 points and eight assists while Anthony Drmic scored nine.
Deng topped Illawarra’s box score with 18, and Tyler Harvey contributed 16, but hit just four of 15 from the field, under pressure from old teammate Cleveland.
Adelaide started much better against the Hawks than on Thursday, when they ended the first quarter down 32-10 to the JackJumpers.
They surged to a 9-2 lead and were up by eight and six at quarter and halftime respectively.
While they lost momentum in the third it was a much-improved performance after their midweek shocker, and underlined the potential shown in their recent win over NBA side Phoenix.
“We disappointed ourselves, so we just wanted to come back and redeem ourselves and have a good game,” Randall said.
The 36ers win ended a run of five successive away victories from different teams across this season’s competition.
Welcome Dr.Harendra Singh,CSIR-Central Institute of Mining and Fuel Research,India to be committee menber!
Coalbed methane, Shale gas, Methane sorption studies, GHG emission, Safety in underground coal mines from methane emission, Degree of gassiness of coal mines, Recovery and utilization of CMM/VAM and mathematical modeling of air pollution.
Dr. H. Singh is a Senior Principal Scientist and Head of Section of Nonconventional Gases, CSIR-Central Institute of Mining and Fuel Research, Dhanbad. He obtained his M.Sc. degree from BBRA Bihar University, Muzaffarpur and Ph.D. degree from Indian Institute of Technology (ISM), Dhanbad. He has successfully completed more than 150 Consultancy projects, 10 Industry sponsored projects and 3 Grant-in-Aid projects on coalbed methane and mine gases. He has more than 30 research publication in technical journals and proceeding of national/international conferences. He has guided more than forty B.Tech/M.Tech./M.Sc. students for their project work on coalbed methane, GHG emission and safety in underground coal mines. He has successfully organized two courses on Exploration and Exploitation Techniques of Coalbed Methane and Analysis of Mine Gases by Analytical and Portable Instruments. He has also worked as Head of Miners Safety Equipment Laboratory of the institute from August, 2007 to May 2016. He is a member of ET10 and CED22.5 committees of Bureau of Indian Standards, New Delhi. He is a Life member of The Indian Science Congress Association (ISCA), Kolkata, The Mining Geological Metallurgical Institute of India (MGMI), Kolkata and The Indian Mathematical Statistical Society.After the deafening force and noise of the winds and the crashing of the sea. In the silence that will come back in the days ahead, the reality of what has happened to the beautiful islands in the Caribbean over the past few days will hit so hard.
When the waves just lap gently on the sea shore once again and the sun is shining who could have imagined the devastation that Mother Nature could have inflicted upon the lives of these people?
Many are lost, and others walk about almost without a cause in their lives, almost in disbelief looking for that which was once their home. A home that was so precious not because it was worth thousands of pounds, but because in that place people felt so safe.
That was until nature came along and life became so different for these people.
We look at our television screens and say, "that's so awful I really feel for those people!" But friends we really have no idea do we? Not even a glimmer of how these folks feel. We try to understand but we are not walking in their shoes. Lives and homes and belongings all gone.
In those hours, in the aftermath life was broken for those people, many souls. Their lives were taken unsparingly, and life will never be the same for those left behind. Yet through their strength to survive they will in time rebuild and look to a future once more.
Our prayers and our thoughts reach out to these people, and I know that so many of us have sent out love and healing to them already probably every day in fact. How fortunate we are, and yes - how we should count our blessings.
Many thoughts will go out in the coming days for the rest of those countries that will be in exactly the same situation as the Bahamas as the storm carries on in its relentless path until finally it blows itself out.
You never know where inspiration will come from, as Minister Alan Rawnsley has found...Flight delays on Tuesday morning at Mumbai Airport, as a Dog was found on the runway.Airport authorities are clearing the flights as they had to shut down the runway for repair, when a Dog cross the threshold and enters the runway. At that time everybody on the airport was stressed by the Dog and flights...
RAK Airways to begin flights to Sudan in December...
All cleaned up and working. Even the bottom of the case got a complete refresh.
Rev-0 fresh out of the UPS delivery packaging. I was actually impressed the machine wasn’t damaged. The box was barely big enough for the machine and everything was shoved and stacked inside. The joystick was still plugged in.
First look inside the Rev-0 before powering up. Only a few chips needed replacing to make it all date correct and perfect.
The front was nearly perfect, but the back had rework and damage from a screw in the case.
Since Apple-1 are so similar and have no serial number, if the memory block wiring isn’t distinct, I might flip a single chip upside for pics to I can tell which board it is.
If those big blue caps go boom, it’s a very expensive failure. I always test the ESR and try to reform the caps.
Richard Heslett, Senior Product Manager, Christie, introduced the Christie Interactivity Kit and Christie Jumpstart.
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# verification

This plugin provides a simple verification system.

The initial implementation forces you to pass a captcha to get access to the server.
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It's not taking US duo School Of Seven Bells much time to churn out plenty of decent music, and new EP 'Put Your Sad Down' came as a bit of a surprise being so soon after their previous release. Still, can't complain, their sound may be changing slightly and possibly heading in a more commercial direction, but songs like free taster 'Secret Days' prove they're still worth investing in.
If you preferred School Of Seven Bells when they were a bit more shoegazey then you should find plenty of love for Nothing. With a few free tunes available on their Bandcamp page you can investigate more there, or go and buy new EP 'Downward Years To Come', the fuzz-heavy title-track from which you'll find for nothing below.
Having spend a good amount of time touring and recording, London trio Waylayers release a new single, 'Magnets' this week. You'll find it to stream on the usual places, although we're enjoying the B-side just as much. 'Love