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Bratwurst in Beer
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Someday I'll figure out how to teach circles

Oh, circles.  How can I do you justice?

Circles present a dilemma for me.  I think it's because the way I typically introduce the standard equation of a circle is so abstract for something that is rather straight-forward.

The way I see most textbooks present circles, and the way I've presented circles in the past is very similar to this:

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Every semester I think, "Maybe I can make this derivation make sense to them this time around!"

And every semester I fail.  Miserably.  I mean, you can practically taste the glazed-over looks.  It doesn't matter how many times I say, "It's just the Pythagorean Theorem, guys!"  I've lost them.

So, I tried something different this time around.  It's still far from perfect, but the equation of a circle came much faster and from many more mouths than usual.  I did what most of us probably do when trying to verify a general concept:  apply it to a specific example.

I showed them this picture and asked them to relate the lengths of a, b, and r using the Pythagorean Theorem, and then find the exact lengths of a and b.  And, most importantly, how did they arrive at the lengths for a and b (without just counting units).

Then I showed them the same picture as before and asked for the same information, but this time--no grid, no numbers.  I told them to call the center (h,k) and the other point, which represents any point on the circle, (x,y).

They came to the result pretty quickly.

Some concerns I have with this strategy:  Do they understand the significance of x and y?  Did they just regurgitate the example from before without thinking about the fact that they're deriving a general equation? I desperately want to teach my students how to think abstractly and generally because, well, that's what pure mathematics is about.  But is it more important for some ideas than others?

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Christian Handke is Assistant Professor (tenured) of Cultural Economics at Erasmus University Rotterdam. He is program coordinator of the Master in Cultural Economics and Entrepreneurship. Since 2012, Dr. Handke also works as Senior Researcher at University of Amsterdam, where he participates in the research project on Copyright in an Age of Access. His research focuses on cultural economics and the economics of copyright, innovation and technological change, as well as the record industry.

In 2010, Christian received his doctorate in economics at Erasmus University Rotterdam with highest distinction. His dissertation was short-listed for the Boekman Dissertation Prize 2012. He also holds an M.A. with distinction in 'Science, Technology and Society' from Linköping University (Sweden) and a B.A. (Hons) in European Studies from the University of North London. Between 2003 and 2007, Christian was junior lecturer/researcher at Humboldt University Berlin, Centre for British Studies, where he participated in the research project on Commerce and Culture.

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Kudos must go to Zenit Saint Petersburg for somehow managing to eclipse Manchester United's imminent acquisition of Radamel Falcao by pulling off the highest-profile transfer deadline day signing in the history of the game.

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Montpellier owner Louis Nicollin has said he is ready to meet Diego Maradona to hold talks about the possibility of the Argentina legend taking over as coach of the Ligue 1 champions next season.

Nicollin has told the Midi Libre newspaper and RMC radio station that Maradona is a contender to succeed Rene Girard - and that his appointment would annoy Paris St Germain.

And the multi-millionaire has insisted he is serious, telling L'Equipe: "I didn't say that by chance. I've known for a few weeks that Maradona wants to coach in Europe and perhaps with us.

"If he wants to come and talk to us, we'll welcome him. It's always good to talk to people who want to join your company. So I'm wholly ready to meet him."

Maradona, 52, has been out of work since being sacked by United Arab Emirates club Al Wasl in July. The 1986 World Cup-winner's previous experience on the touchline had been limited to his native country, including a two-year stint with the national side.

"Maradona almost took the Iraq job, but turned it down due to security issues," Youssef Haijoub, of Sport Global Management, who L'Equipe said were Maradona's representatives in France, told the paper.

"Since stopping work at Al Wasl, he really wants to work in Europe. He's been approached by Italian and English clubs, but Montpellier interests him. They're a club with a history, honours, and their squad has several South American players such as [Vitorino] Hilton, [Emmanuel] Herrera and [Marco] Estrada.

"Mr Nicollin is interested - I'm convinced things can go well between them. Maradona is a warrior. He's a coach with a similar style to Mourinho."

Nicollin said Maradona's volatile temperament would not be a problem, but realised that his salary demands could be.

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Not that we're against the implied idea of any movie that depends on an ensemble cast — that's great. However, it boggles the mind that Emmerich would come out against including perhaps the most popular, bankable movie star on the planet as part of the ensemble in question in two massive forthcoming film events. We have to ask: Carlton Banks, driven insane by jealousy, acting as a cruel puppet master for Roland Emmerich in an attempt to pay back the Fresh Prince for stealing his spotlight? Carlton. It's not too late to end this madness. Please.

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And of course, you've already noted that earlier this year Murdoch's News Corp. gave a couple million to Republican reelection efforts.

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This gets right down into the Machiavellian swamps here, but as third-party prospects go, setting yourself up as an alternate to the left and the right isn't just a necessary first step, it's currently strategic wisdom. There are a ton of people in the country right now who find both parties contemptible, and who think the president is hopelessly out of touch, and who think the New Right is off its meds. And here goes Bloomberg (allegedly) calling Obama a paragon of arrogance and (reportedly) slamming the Tea Party crowd as a bunch of louts in need of remedial English and geography lessons. Sounds crazy — so crazy it makes a certain kind of sense, if you're thinking like, I dunno, a legendary campaign strategist. Words I may soon have to swallow ... but if not, remember, you heard 'em here first.

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Ostashev V. E., I. P. Chunchuzov and D. K. Wilson (December 2005): Sound propagation through and scattering by internal gravity waves in a stably stratified atmosphere. J. Acoust. Soc. Am, 118 (6), 3420-3429. doi:10.1121/1.2126938

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A stably stratified atmosphere supports propagation of internal gravity waves (IGW). These waves result in highly anisotropic fluctuations in temperature and wind velocity that are stretched in a horizontal direction. As a result, IGW can significantly affect propagation of sound waves in nighttime boundary layers and infrasound waves in the stratosphere. In this paper, a theory of sound propagation through, and scattering by, IGW is developed. First, 3D spectra of temperature and wind velocity fluctuations due to IGW, which were recently derived in the literature for the case of large wave numbers, are generalized to account for small wave numbers. The generalized 3D spectra are then used to calculate the sound scattering cross section in an atmosphere with IGW. The dependencies of the obtained scattering cross section on the sound frequency, scattering angle, and other parameters of the problem are qualitatively different from those for the case of sound scattering by isotropic turbulence with the von Kármán spectra of temperature and wind velocity fluctuations. Furthermore, the generalized 3D spectra are used to calculate the mean sound field and the transverse coherence function of a plane sound wave propagating through IGW. The results obtained also significantly differ from those for the case of sound propagation through isotropic turbulence.

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Divisions: Physical Sciences Division
DOI: 10.1121/1.2126938
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Many a couple has split up because the two parties couldn't figure out how to make it work in the same space. Whether you're moving in with your boyfriend or coming together in the same place as husband and wife, you'll need to figure out how two grown people who are used to having their own space and doing things their own way are going to share the same bed, closet, bathroom, kitchen, etc. The Frisky has come up with a few helpful tips for moving-in together. 1) "Establish Ground Rules" Get things clear from the get-go to avoid unnecessary conflict. "Whether it's 'Keep the toilet seat down,' 'No stuffed animals on the bed,' or 'Dirty clothes go in the hamper, not on the floor,' getting clear on one another's guidelines will help keep the romantic spark between you alive," The Frisky says. 2) "Redecorate Together"  In order for the place to feel like your and his space, you both need to have input on what colors to paint the walls and where to move the couch -- "Collaborating on the decor will not only bring you closer," The Frisky advises. "It will give each of you a sense of ownership in your new abode." 3) "Divide and Conquer the Housework" "Nothing kills the mood faster than resentment over lingering dust bunnies in the bedroom," The Frisky reminds us. Split up the housework based on the chores that you don't mind doing and the ones that he prefers doing. That way you'll always know to clean the bathroom when it's dirty and he'll always know to do the dishes when the sink is full. 4) "Tackle Your Finances" Conflict over money is one of the most common reasons for a breakup. Before you move in together, talk finances. Continue to talk to each other about where you are financially after you move in together, too. "Set a common savings goal," The Frisky suggests. "...That creates a sense of shared partnership and helps you both stay on the same financial track." 5) "Get Out of the House" Just because you live in the same place together, doesn't mean you have to spend your Saturday nights there on the couch eating delivery pizza and watching another rented movie. "Resist the trap," The Frisky cautions. "It's essential to the vitality of your relationship that you get out and explore the world together." Other rules counsel to "maintain your privacy," "spend time apart" and "show your love." View the full list at thefrisky.com.
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Next week at the IGF pavilion we’ll be part of the IGF Student Showcase. We’ve printed out some nice business cards showing off the different games that make up the mxp volume. Feel free to drop on by Wednesday thru Friday and grab one (or all 8). We’ll be hanging around to talk with everyone and hang out with all the other awesome IGF teams.

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Congratulations to Savannah Beer and Addison Gullion for keeping up with the website and knowing what the video was all about - they got to decide what we did during part of practice and came up with a really good running drill for the team!

Thurs, Nov 10, 7-8P, Baserunners - Batting Cages.

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EU leaders will receive today (6 March) Ukraine’s interim Prime Minister Arseny Yatsenyuk at their extraordinary summit in Brussels, in which leaders are set to discuss a response to the escalation of the crisis in Ukraine.

Yatsenyuk, who is leading a caretaker government since 26 February after former President Viktor Yanukovich left the country, is expected to be given a treatment usually reserved for a head of state.

Yesterday the EU offered Yanukovich’s government 11 billion in financial aid for the next couple of years, provided Kyiv reaches a deal with the International Monetary Fund. The sum matches exactly Russian President Vladimir Putin’s previous offer, which had rewarded Yanukovich for not signing the Association Agreement (AA) with the EU.

The move can be seen as highly unusual by EU standards, especially after the numerous statements from EU officials that the Union was not going to enter a bidding exercise about Ukraine.

Russia doesn’t see the current Ukraine government as legitimate but EU diplomats who spoke to Brussels journalists yesterday insisted that Yatsenyuk’s government was legitimate, as it has been approved by two thirds of the Ukraine Parliament’s members.

Yatnesyuk will also be offered an acceleration of negotiations on visa liberalisation and and a free trade pact, both of which will be put on a fast track, EU diplomats said.

EU leaders are also widely expected to qualify Russia’s military incursion into Crimea as "an act of aggression" that was "in clear violation of Ukraine's sovereignty and territorial integrity" and which violates the UN Charter.

Although all options are on the table, it is less certain that EU leaders will agree any biting sanctions against Russia, with whom many countries have vested business interests. As surreal as it may appear, France is currently selling two warships to Russia, as part of a 1.2 billion deal that could mark the biggest-ever sale of NATO weaponry to Moscow.

France said EU leaders meeting in Brussels on Thursday could decide on sanctions against Russia if there is no "de-escalation" by then. Other EU countries, including Germany, are more reticent about sanctions.

One major decision expected from the summit is a date for when the AA could be signed with Ukraine. A high-level Ukrainian diplomat recently said that Kyiv wanted to sign the landmark agreement on the occasion of the regular EU summit on 20-21 March. But EU officials conveyed the message that the Union did not want to rush with the signature.

The EU summit takes place against the background of failure of diplomatic efforts to resolve the crisis in Ukraine in Paris yesterday, with Moscow and Washington at odds and Russia's foreign minister refusing to recognise his Ukrainian counterpart.

US Secretary of State John Kerry said discussions would continue in the coming days in an attempt to stabilise the crisis and he expected to meet Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov again in Rome today.

The US State Department in fact dropped its diplomatic niceties on Wednesday and all but accused Russian President Vladimir Putin of lying about events in Ukraine, publishing a list of what it said were 10 of his "false claims."

A "fact sheet" released by the State Department's press office said Putin had ignored or distorted the facts in "justifying Russian aggression in the Ukraine."

And NATO, at a meeting in Brussels, announced it was cutting back on cooperation with Russia to try to pressure it into backing down on Ukraine and suspended planning for a joint mission linked to Syrian chemical weapons. The alliance said it would step up engagement with Ukraine's new leadership.

The West is pushing for Russia to return troops to barracks, accept international monitors in Crimea and Ukraine and negotiate a solution to the crisis through a "contact group" probably under the auspices of a pan-European security body.

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Public Release:  Eavesdropping on bacterial conversations may improve chronic wound healing

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BINGHAMTON, NY - Listening in on bacterial conversations could be the solution for improving chronic wound care, says a team of researchers at Binghamton University, State University of New York. Their findings have been published in the Journal of Applied Microbiology.

"Bacteria, often viewed as simplistic creatures, are in fact very sociable units of life," said Alex Rickard, assistant professor of biological sciences. "They can physically and chemically interact with one another and are quite selective about who they hang out with. How bacteria might communicate in chronic wounds, however, was somewhat of a mystery."

Working with researchers and physicians at the Center for Biofilm Engineering at Montana State University and the South West Regional Wound Care Center in Lubbock, Texas, Rickard and a team of undergraduate researchers were able to identify specific types of chronic wound bacteria and to test their ability to produce cell-cell signaling molecules.

Partial gene sequencing allowed the team to identify 46 chronic wound strains belonging to nine genera. Further research inferred that close to 70 percent of those chronic wound strains produce a specific type of communication molecule - autoinducer-2 (AI-2). A smaller percentage - around 20 percent - produce a different type of communication molecules that are called acyl-homoserine-lactones (AHLs). Scientists already know that structurally different bacterial cell-cell signaling molecules are able to mediate cell-cell communication, including A1-2 and AHLs.

"Based on our findings, we think that most resident species - the 'good' bacteria that live on us and don't cause disease - produce AI-2 while the pathogenic species typically produce AHLs," said Katelynn Manton, who was part of the undergraduate team and is now pursuing her doctorate. "And it didn't seem to matter what kind of chronic wound we looked at - diabetic ulcers, vascular ulcers or environmentally induced chronic wounds. They all indicated a presence of possible AHLs or AI-2s."

For Randy Wolcott, director of the Southwest Regional Wound Care Center, a clearer understanding of how these bacteria function is particularly important. "AI-2's may be the best explanation why our commensal Coagulase Negative Staphylococci and other synergistically helpful bacteria are immensely beneficial to us when they reside in a normal skin environment," he said. "However, when they turn or are coerced to a dark side in a wound or infected medical device, they can cause so much devastation and death."

According to Rickard and his team, the typically pathogenic bacteria communicate in one language, the 'good' bacteria in another. The big question now is whether any of them are bilingual and can listen in on one another's 'conversations.' Being able to interpret - or perhaps even guide - these cell-cell signals may be important factors in how wound development could be influenced.

"Can we steer pathogenic bacteria away from what is, in essence, a 'mob' mentality and prevent them from communicating," said Rickard. "Or can we tell the mob to do one thing when they should in fact be doing something completely different?"

Manipulation of cell-cell signaling has the potential to be an effective strategy for wound healing, particularly in influencing 'bad' bacteria -which are particularly resistant to antimicrobials. Typical chronic wound bacteria such as Pseudomonas aeruginosa tend to have an entire repertoire of aggressive tactics that allow them to maintain a strong presence in chronic wounds. As a result, they are able to multiply rapidly, driving out the resident species and hampering wound healing.

"When bacteria form biofilms, as they do in chronic wounds, they become protected from killing by antimicrobial agents," said Phil Stewart, director of the Center for Biofilm Engineering at Montana State University. "Topical antiseptics, systemic antibiotics, and the body's own defenses are unable to clear these infections. We need alternative strategies - such as jamming bacterial communication - to help weaken the biofilm defenses. Listening in on the bacterial signals may also provide a way to diagnose the state of a chronic wound."

Funded by two grants from the National Institutes of Health, Rickard is hoping to expand the study.

"I have been very fortunate to have access to a terrific range of top-notch undergraduate researchers here at Binghamton University," said Rickard. "And I will be tapping in to this resource yet again when we tackle the next phase of this project. Our goal is to include a wider range of wound types and compare the types of signals present. By doing this, we expect to be able to develop novel methods to monitor wound healing and ultimately prevent the establishment of chronic wounds."

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EA trademarks nineties classics

Road Rash, Wing Commander, Bullfrog IP.

EA has filed four new trademarks for four very old game titles from its intellectual property vaults: Populous, Theme Park, Road Rash and Wing Commander.

Tireless trademark digger superannuation made the spot, as usual.

It was only yesterday that we reported EA studio boss Harvey Elliot's enthusiasm for revisiting the Bullfrog classics Populous and Theme Park. EA bought the rights to them when it bought Peter Molyneux's Bullfrog in 1995.

The same goes for the much-loved space combat epic Wing Commander, created by Origin Systems back in 1990, a couple of years before EA bought the company.

Road Rash is all EA's own work, a combative motorcycle racing game that first appeared on the Mega Drive in 1991. A return for the series has been rumoured for some time.

It's all gone a bit early nineties round EA's house. We'll keep an eye out for further signs of resurrection.

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2012-13Top 16Round 13
March 29, 2013 CET: 16:30

Team Stats

Ave.   Ave.
78.8 Points 76.4
32.6 Rebounds 33.0
9.0 O. Rebounds 10.3
23.7 D. Rebounds 22.8
19.0 Assists 15.4
5.7 Steals 5.6
4.0 Blocks 2.1
12.3 Turnovers 12.9
53.8 % 2PT 51.4 %
37.9 % 3PT 36.2 %
76.9 % FT 77.5 %
87.1 Index 79.3

Player Stats

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13.3 / Davis Points 13.5 / Lampe
5.4 / Davis Rebounds 6.0 / Lampe
1.6 / Davis OR 1.9 / Lampe
3.8 / Davis DR 4.1 / Lampe
6.3 / Planinic Assists 4.5 / Heurtel
1.2 / Planinic Steals 1.1 / Bjelica, N.
1.2 / Monia Blocks 0.6 / Pleiss
3.1 / Planinic Turnovers 2.2 / Heurtel
60.7 % / Vyaltsev 2PT 75.0 % / Cabezas
100.0 % / Davis 3PT 50.0 % / Oleson
100.0 % / Koponen FT 95.5 % / Cabezas
16.0 / Davis Index 13.1 / Lampe

Ave.   Ave.
0-0 Final Four 0-0
0-0 Playoffs 0-0
7-5 Top 16 6-6
6-4 Regular Season 4-6
13-9 Overall 10-12

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The Take

The hottest clash in the penultimate week of Group F action takes place in Russia, where BC Khimki Moscow Region hosts Caja Laboral Vitoria on Friday. Both teams have legitimate playoff aspirations, though one’s will take a hit with a loss. Khimki is among four Group F teams tied for second place with 7-5 records; Vitoria trails them by one win. Coach Zan Tabak’s side could potentially see its chances end if it loses and Montepaschi Siena wins later in the day. Vitoria needs not only to win, but point difference could play a major role in a potential tiebreaker, so every basket will count. Khimki beat Caja Laboral 71-83 last month in Vitoria behind 20 points from Paul Davis.

Khimki comes off a big win over Fenerbahce Ulker in which reserve guard Petteri Koponen dominated. If he can become a major player for Coach Rimas Kurtinaitis alongside bona fide stars Zoran Planinic and Paul Davis, Khimki will be infinitely tougher to stop. As is, Planinic’s wizardry at point guard and Davis’s brilliance at the pivot have made Khimki a contender. Caja Laboral will try its best to overcome those stars with big names of its own. Maciej Lampe and Tibor Pleiss will try to make things tough for Davis and Kresimir Loncar over 40 minutes at the center position, while Fabien Causeur and perhaps even Fernado San Emeterio try to stop Planinic. Thomas Heurtel and Omar Cook lead the Vitoria attack and will try to create for Lampe and versatile forwards Andres Nocioni and Nemanja Bjelica. Nocioni’s leadership and feistiness could be keys for the visitors. Khimki has Vitaly Fridzon and Koponen pegged to stop Cook and Heurtel in another important matchup. Big games from streaky scorers K.C. Rivers and Sergey Monya could also boost the hosts.

One unpredictable key to the game could be fouls. If either Lampe and Davis gets a chance to operate inside with the other team weakened by fouls, that player and team grabs a huge advantage. Much will be expected from Planinic, the most-experience Euroleaguer for the hosts, who are facing as much pressure as the team has ever known this close to the playoffs. Nocioni has many veterans to help him, but the Argentine could play the biggest role for Vitoria as the club aims for a critical win to take the next step towards the playoffs. Don’t miss this early Friday tip-off!
Tuesday, March 26, 2013

Game Notes

Khimki leads the league in assists with 19.0 per game.

Twelve different players have appeared in the starting lineup for Khimki at least once this season; no player has started every game.

Rimas Kurtinaitis coached Caja Laboral big man Milko Bjelica for two seasons at Lietuvos Rytas Vilnius between 2008 and 2010. Together they won the 2009 Eurocup, back-to-back Lithuanian League and Cup doubles plus the 2009 Baltic League.

Zoran Planinic spent two seasons at Caja Laboral - then Tau Ceramica – between 2006 and 2008. During that time he helped the team reach back-to-back Euroleague Final Fours and win the 2008 Spanish League title. The current Laboral roster is devoid of players from Planinic’s time with the team.

Now in his ninth Euroleague season, Zoran Planinic is averaging career highs in scoring (12.9 ppg.) and assists (6.3 apg.).

Vitaly Fridzon has made at least 1 three-pointer in 20 consecutive Euroleague games.

Fridzon has made 9 straight free throws in Euroleague action.

Petteri Koponen is a perfect 21 for 21 from the free throw line this season.

Koponen came off the bench for season-highs of 23 points and 7 assists en route to Top 16 Game 12 bwin MVP honors last week against Fenerbahce Ulker.

Paul Davis has scored in double figures in 15 consecutive Euroleague games.

Davis has blocked at least 1 shot in five straight and eight of his last nine Euroleague games.

Davis matched his season high with 20 points in a 71-83 road win at Caja Laboral last month.

Maciej Lampe has scored in double figures in 10 straight Euroleague games.

Lampe spent three seasons between 2006 and 2009 at BC Khimki Moscow Region. During his time there he helped Khimki win the 2008 Russian Cup and reach the 2009 Eurocup title game. The only player that remains on the roster from Lampe’s time is Vitaly Fridzon.

Nemanja Bjelica has made at least 1 three-pointer in 13 of his last 14 Euroleague games.

Fernando San Emeterio needs 1 more three-pointer to reach the century mark for his career.

Omar Cook was a teammate of Khimki forward James Augustine at Valencia Basket during the 2010-11 campaign. Together they helped the club within one win of the Euroleague Final Four.

Tuesday, March 26, 2013

Quotes Head Coaches

Khimki Moscow Region
"The Euroleague Top 16 comes to an end and four teams are tied at the moment, so the upcoming victory is important not only for us. Moreover, we are playing at home and have our home court advantage. Our opponent is a good team, I can mention Lampe, Nocioni and Cook. They are experienced players with a good shot. Actually, like all Spanish clubs, Caja Laboral likes fast attacking basketball, and they do not care where they play – at home or on the road, the strategy and the speed are not changing. As for us, we went back to the same rhythm, so mentally and physically we are ready."
Laboral Kutxa Vitoria
"We have already proved that we can win in difficult moments. Khimki is an experienced team that knows how to read the game and punish the opponent. They have great balance with the inside and outside game. It's an important game for both teams, as both have to win to keep our options. I only want to think about this game. Winning would be a great step forward, getting also the point differential would be a giant step."

Khimki Moscow Region
"Caja Laboral is a very tough opponent like any team in the Euroleague, so it will be a hard game. The match is important for both teams, everyone will make every effort to win. We have prepared a number of defense and attack combinations against them, the coaches pointed out the weaknesses of the opponent. At the same time, we play at home in front of our fans, so it will be a great plus for us. If we play 100 percent and do our best we may beat any team. I may point out Lampe, Nocioni, Causeur and San Emeterio in Caja Laboral; all of them may score 20 points and more, so we have to stop their leaders."
Laboral Kutxa Vitoria
"We want to play a serious game in Russia to find a win that would be very good for us. It will be like a final for both teams. It's difficult but not impossible. We must improve our balance in the game, avoid ups and downs and try to manage the lead if we can get one. There are chances for everyone, and ours start with a win in Russia. We know it and we go for it."

Caja Laboral claims season-saving win at Khimki

In one of the best games so far this season, Caja Laboral Vitoria improved its chances to reach the playoffs from Top 16 Group F by edging BC Khimki Moscow Region 82-86 on the road on Friday. Both teams are now tied at 7-6 in Group F and retain chances to make it to the playoffs. Andres Nocioni paced the winners with 24 points. Maciej Lampe added 21, Nemanja Bjelica scored 13 and Fernando San Emeterio got 10, while Omar Cook dished 11 assists for Vitoria. Paul Davis led five Khimki scorers in double digits with 15 points. Sergey Monya added 13, Petteri Koponen and James Augustine each had 12, K.C. Rivers 10 and Zoran Planinic dished 9 assists for the hosts. Nocioni had 11 points in the first quarter and a buzzer-beating basket by Nemanja Bjelica gave Vitoria a 19-22 lead after 10 minutes. An outstanding Monya allowed Khimki to regain the lead, 32-31, midway through the second quarter. Vitoria found a new go-to guy in Lampe, who helped the guests to restore a 43-46 edge at halftime. Nocioni and Lampe kept leading Vitoria after the break as the guests to extend their margin to double figures early in the fourth quarter. Nemanja Bjelica took over right after that to boost Vitoria's lead to 63-79. It didn't last long, however, as Koponen, Vitaly Fridzon and Davis fueled a 17-2 run that brought Khimki back in the game, 80-81. But Nocioni downed a critical three-pointer and free throws by San Emeterio sealed the outcome with 0.4 seconds left.

First quarter: Nocioni takes charge, puts Vitoria ahead

Nocioni split free throws early in the game and a running layup by Milko Bjelica gave Vitoria a 0-3 lead. Egor Vyaltsev got Khimki going with a backdoor layup, which Nocioni bettered with 3 foul shots. Zoran Planinic made free throws and fed Kresimir Loncar for an easy basket that tied it at 6-6. Nocioni kept pushing Vitoria with a power layup. K.C. Rivers answered with a driving basket. Vyaltsev shined with an acrobatic fast break layup that gave Khimki its first lead, 10-8. Tibor Pleiss took over with a put-back slam, but Rivers answered from downtown. Nocioni nailed a triple in transition and David Jelinek added a layup-plus-foul to restore a 13-16 Vitoria margin. Vitaly Fridzon came off the bench and immediately delivered with a corner triple and a driving layup. Nocioni provided a highlight with a huge put-back layup and free throws by Maciej Lampe gave Laboral a 17-20 edge. A fast break layup by Koponen and a buzzer-beating basket by Nemanja Bjelica fixed the score at 19-22 after 10 minutes.

Second quarter:Lampe heats up as visitors remain on top

Davis split free throws early in the second quarter and a three-pointer by Lampe allowed Vitoria to take a 20-25 edge. Monya answered from downtown and a turnaround jumper by Davis tied it at 25-25. Nemanja Bjelica joined the three-point shootout before Monya scored in the low post. Lampe took over with a layup-plus-foul, good for a 27-31 Vitoria margin. Monya knocked down a baseline jumper and a catch-and-shoot three-pointer that restored a 32-31 Khimki lead. Fernando San Emeterio scored in penetration and a fast break layup by Lampe gave the guests some fresh air, 32-35. Davis ignited the crowd with a wild slam, but San Emeterio did better with a triple. Rivers shined with an up-and-under layup and a baseline jumper by Davis tied it at 38-38. Nocioni banked in a close shot and a three-pointer by Koponen put Khimki back ahead, 41-40. San Emeterio scored again, Augustine made free throws and a close jumper by Lampe gave Vitoria the lead, 43-44. Lampe dunked to fix the halftime score at 43-46.

Third quarter: Lampe, Nocioni keep rolling

Augustine scored down low immediately after the break and a three-pointer by Monya restored a 48-46 Khimki lead. Vitoria was held scoreless until Lampe stepped up with a close basket. Nocioni made free throws, but back-to-back layups by Loncar gave the hosts a 52-50 edge. Fabien Causeur split free throws and a corner triple by Cook provided another lead change, 52-54. Nocioni fired in a bomb from downtown, as Khimki put Davis back on the floor to improve its offense. Lampe took over with a backdoor layup that made it a 7-point game midway through the quarter. Davis and Causeur scored around the basket and Nocioni downed another triple to make it a double-digit game, 54-64. Augustine tried to ignite the hosts' comeback with a fast break layup, but Lampe matched him with a jump hook. Augustine kept pacing Khimki with a tip-in and a jump hook. Causeur made free throws to keep Vitoria way ahead, 60-68, through three quarters.

Fourth quarter: Vitoria holds off Khimki's wild rally

Nemanja Bjelica stepped up with a follow-up layup early in the fourth quarter. A three-pointer by Causeur soon broke the game open, 60-73, with over eight minutes to go. Rivers sank a fade-away jumper that Nemanja Bjelica bettered with a triple. Koponen split free throws only to see a red-hot Nemanja Bjelica answer from way downtown to make it a 16-point game, 63-79. Koponen joined the three-point shootout and a jumper by Augustine brought Khimki within 68-79. Koponen buried another one from beyond the arc to give the hosts hope at. After Lampe split free throws, Davis shined with a put-back basket. San Emeterio soon gave Vitoria a 73-81 margin. Fridzon struck from downtown and Davis swished a mid-range jumper to bring Khimki back in the game, 78-81, with four minutes left. Vitoria kept struggling to score right when it mattered most and Rivers shined with a wild driving basket for an 80-81 Khimki deficit. Nocioni silenced the crowd with a triple in the next-to-last minute and Davis made free throws for an 82-84 score with 45.4 seconds left. Lampe missed down low, giving Khimki a chance to tie the game in the final seconds. However Koponen missed a floating jumper and San Emeterio's free throws allowed Vitoria to seal a good-as-gold road win.

Maciej Lampe - Caja Laboral - EB12
Friday, March 29, 2013
Attendance: 4210
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Khimki Moscow Region19241722
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Khimki Moscow Region19436082
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Khimki Moscow Region
  Rebounds Blocks Fouls
# Player Min Pts 2FG 3FG FT O D T As St To Fv Ag Cm Rv PIR
5 AUGUSTINE, JAMES 28:51 12 5/6   2/3 2 3 5 2 1       1 3 20
7 FRIDZON, VITALY 22:45 8 1/3 2/5     2 2 3 3 3     5 1 4
8 KOPONEN, PETTERI 27:08 12 1/4 3/5 1/2 1 1 2 2 1 1   1   1 10
9 VYALTSEV, EGOR 13:37 4 2/2 0/1         1         2 1 3
10 LONCAR, KRESIMIR 13:31 6 3/4       1 1         1 3 3 5
11 RIVERS, K.C. 25:03 10 5/5 0/2 0/1   3 3 2 1       2 3 14
12 MONIA, SERGEY 21:29 13 2/3 3/5     1 1     6 2 1 1   5
13 KHVOSTOV, DIMITRIY DNP - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
21 ZHUKANENKO, ALEXEY DNP - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
34 PLANINIC, ZORAN 21:52 2     2/2   1 1 9 1 3     4 2 8
40 DAVIS, PAUL 25:44 15 6/8   3/4 4 3 7 3 1 4     3 5 21
44 NIELSEN, MATT DNP - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Team           2 4 6               6
Totals 200:00 82 25/35 8/18 8/12 9 19 28 22 8 17 2 3 21 19 96
        71.4% 44.4% 66.7%
Min: Minutes played; Pts: Points; 2FG M-A: 2-point Field Goals (Made-Attempted); 3FG M-A: 3-point Field Goals (Made-Attempted); FT M-A: Free Throws (Made-Attempted); Rebounds: O (Offensive), D (Defensive), T (Total); As: Assists; St: Steals; To: Turnovers; Bl: Blocks (Fv: In Favor / Ag: Against); Fouls: Cm (Commited), Rv (Received); PIR: Performance Index Rating
Laboral Kutxa Vitoria
  Rebounds Blocks Fouls
# Player Min Pts 2FG 3FG FT O D T As St To Fv Ag Cm Rv PIR
00 COOK, OMAR 20:50 3   1/3         11 3       1 1 15
5 NOCIONI, ANDRES 29:22 24 3/5 4/7 6/7 4 2 6 1 1 2 1 1 4 4 24
11 BJELICA, MILKO 19:22 2 1/3 0/2     2 2 2 1   1   3 2 3
19 SAN EMETERIO, FERNANDO 21:34 10 2/3 1/1 3/4   2 2 1 2 1   1 1 4 14
21 PLEISS, TIBOR 15:34 2 1/2     1 1 2           2   1
22 HEURTEL, THOMAS 19:10     0/1         5   2     1 1 2
25 JELINEK, DAVID 8:59 3 1/2 0/3 1/1 1   1     1       1
30 LAMPE, MACIEJ 24:26 21 7/10 1/1 4/5 1 3 4     1     3 4 21
44 BJELICA, NEMANJA 20:38 13 2/3 3/8 0/2 3 3 6 1   1 1   1 1 12
55 CAUSEUR, FABIEN 20:05 8 1/2 1/3 3/4 1   1 1 2 1     3 3 7
Team           1 1 2     1         1
Totals 200:00 86 18/30 11/29 17/23 12 14 26 22 9 10 3 2 19 21 100
        60% 37.9% 73.9%
Head coach: TABAK, ZAN
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Head Coaches

Khimki Moscow Region
"We missed a good chance to win. We started roughly and allowed the opponent to take 9 offensive rebounds in the first quarter; it’s the same disease that was in the game with BC Krasnye Krylia a couple of days ago. We needed to play the whole 40 minutes like the last eight. We have reserves, but just could not use them in the beginning of the game. So it would be illogical to blame our loss on tiredness. Problem number one was Nocioni, who played a great game like in his best years, he scored a lot of points, took rebounds and gave the team energy. The current situation is not very good, but nothing is lost right now. We have a road game next week. We will prepare and fight to the end."
Laboral Kutxa Vitoria
"First of all, we needed this victory to keep our options open all the way to the end and are hoping for the rest of the results in our group tonight. This win gives us an opportunity in the last game at home to resolve this Top 16 in our favor and to be able to go to the next part of the competition. As for the game, the home team made a lot of difficult shots in the first half, they were really hard offensively. Overall, in the end of the game BC Khimki was better than us with two- and three-point percentage. So it’s a big victory for us in this condition, a win over this kind of a team."

Khimki Moscow Region
"Our fans made us make a comeback and return to the game, all of them supported us and we were as a single whole. In the very end we did not have a bit of luck. It’s a pity we put so much effort to the run, only one shot divided us and we had a lot of time for an attack. We could take a risk and throw a three-pointer or play in transition to have a potential foul. But no one blames Petteri Koponen, we win and lose together, because we are a team."
Laboral Kutxa Vitoria
"We played well and came out with a win today. We were upset with the first game in Spain because BC Khimki played harder than us, but today we played harder. Our opponent showed great shooting percentage after the first half, which was some kind of unreal, but we continued to play well in the third quarter and relaxed a little bit in the fourth, so BC Khimki came back. It was great to be back to Khimki, to this wonderful arena. I spent three years here and have great memories. It’s always nice to come back to these fans. In the very end our opponent made some crazy shots but luckily we were able to win down the stretch."
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