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Record this week: 6-1. Overall: 25-16, 1 game behind Toledo (DET).
5/8: A big fat 6 spot in the fifth gave Louisville a four-run lead, but theyd need a couple more insurance runs before holding off the Tides, 8-7. Gary Majewski tried hard to give it away in the ninth, but his bid to allow Norfolks Oscar Salazar a game-tying single was cruelly intercepted by SS Paul Janish and subsequently relayed to 1B Kevin Barker to end it. Despite his noble efforts, Gary was saddled with save #2 (5.63, 1 IP, 2 H, 1 ER, 1 BB). Starter Adam Pettyjohn got the win (W 3-0, 4.74, 5 IP, 7 H, 5 R, 4 ER, 1 BB, 2 K). Phillips made it eleven on the hit streak and three on the homer streak, pounding a grand slam for four of those fifth-inning runs. LF Jay Bruce picked up two more hits (.325) as well as an error and C Ryan Hanigan singled thrice (.417; does he get more than fifty percent of the PT yet?). CF Chris Dickerson drove in two with a single and double (.250).
5/9: Richmond (ATL) starter Francisley Bueno and four of his reliever buddies held the Bats scoreless, 2-0. Bueno outdueled Justin Lehr (L 3-2, 2.53, 7 IP, 4 H, 1 ER, 1 BB, 4 K), who turned in another great start. SS Paul Janish smacked a single, double, and triple (.287) but his teammates were little help. Todd Coffey served up a home run to noted slugger Barbaro Canizares (no relation to the racehorse) in the eighth. His ERA is now 8.31.
5/10: Five runs between the seventh and eighth allowed Louisville to BATS BACK and beat those bastardly Braves, 10-7. C Ryan Hanigans RBI double and a Janish two-run homer provided three in the seventh, while Phillips two-run two-base hit tacked on two more in the next inning. Earlier: LF Jay Bruce hammered a three-run homer (#6), RF Jolbert Cabrera picked up three hits and two RBI (.263, also a stolen base and outfield assist), and 2B Andy Green doubled twice and singled in five trips (.250). All of this offensive firepower obscured Our Man Homers first really poor start of the season (3.55, 4.1 IP, 11 H, 7 R, 6 ER, 2 BB, 1 K, 1 HR, WP). His bullpen picked him up, though, with Danny Herrera setting down five of six (0.00, 1.2 IP, 1 H, 2 K), the Majik Man forgetting who he was and mowing down six straight (W 1-1, 5.00, 2 K) and Jon Adkins picking up save #6 (0.83, 1 IP, 1 BB, 2 K).
5/11: Rained out- made up as a doubleheader the next day.
5/12: If there was any remaining doubt that Jay Bruce is ready for the big leagues, witness his at-bats in game one (a 7-0 victory) of Louisvilles makeup doubleheader with Richmond:
1st inning: line drive solo homer (#7) to right.
3rd inning: line drive double to left.
5th inning: line drive double to left, scoring one.
6th inning: grounded single to right.
Matt Maloney, by the way, threw a seven-inning two-hit shutout to chop his ERA from 6.27 to 5.23 (W 4-2, 2 BB, 7 K, PO, 116 pitches, 78 strikes). CF Chris Dickerson hit a solo homer (#1) off Scott Williamson.
Game two was a classic plane-to-catch 2-1 quickie, with Tom Shearn proceeding through six three-hit innings in just 62 pitches (W 6-1, 3.95, 3 H, 1 ER, 0 BB, 4 K) and Adkins picking up save #7 with a 1-2-3 ninth. Bruce singled in the fourth, Phillips doubled him in, and Hanigan eventually connected for a sacrifice fly to account for the two Bats runs. Jay also threw out a runner at second base to complete fourteen innings worth of stellar work.
5/13: Make it four in a row! Louisville scored three in the second, then a couple of insurance runs, a solid start from Adam Pettyjohn (W 4-0, 4.71, 6 IP, 4 H, 3 ER, 3 BB, 2 K) and strong bullpen work from Majik and Herrera completed a 5-3 win. Im going to stop making fun of Majewski for the moment; not only did he pitch two more scoreless innings (4.50, 1 H, 2 K), he also bailed out Tyler Pelland, who allowed both of the batters he faced to reach base. Garys got a 1.04 ERA in May after a 7.15 April, after all. Herrera walked one in the ninth but otherwise had no trouble notching save #1 (still 0.00 in the IL). SS Paul Janish, in his final AAA game for awhile (as he got the call to the bigs to replace Jeff Keppinger and his broken patella), drove in two runs. He hit a very solid .293/.343/.429 with four homers, 20 RBI, and two steals in 35 International League games. Much better than last years .221/.278/.317 50-game stint. In addition, 1B Kevin Barker was 2-for-3 with two runs scored and Bruce 2-for-4 with a RBI.
5/14: More Bats bashing- they ran up eleven runs in this one to post back-to-back victories against the Scranton Wilkes-Barre Dunder-Yankees (incidentally, holders of the ILs best record). Final score, following an eight-run Bats second and then a five-run D-Y comeback in the eighth off Jim Brower (3.10, 1.2 IP, 5 H, 4 ER) and Todd Coffey (7.94, 1.1 IP, 3 H, 1 ER), was 11-6. Justin Lehr cruised through six (W 4-2, 2.41, 3 H, 1 ER, 3 BB, 2 K). Bruce had another crusher of a game- he reached base in all five plate appearances, finishing 3-for-3 with two walks, a double, a triple, a solo homer (#8) and three RBI! His line? .366/.398/.662. That includes a PlayStation-esque .468/.509/.872 in fourteen May contests. 1B Andy Phillips ran his hitting streak to 17 games with a pair of doubles and RBI (.327). CF Chris Dickerson, 2B Andy Green, LF Drew Anderson and DH Jolbert Cabrera all joined the multi-hit parade.
Notes: 5/9: LHR Bill Bray returned to the Reds. C Chris Kroski was sent back to Chattanooga. 5/11: RHR Justin Mallett returned from the DL, seven days after he went on it. 5/14: SS Paul Janish was called up by the Reds, with UT Mike Griffin promoted from Chattanooga to take the spot.
Record this week: 3-4. Overall: 21-19, 8 games back of Huntsville (MIL), fourth in division.
5/8: Tennessee (CHC) slapped around winless James Avery for five earned runs in the first three innings and held on, 6-4. Avery made it through five (L 0-2, 5.77, 8 H, 6 ER, 3 BB, 3 K, 1 HR, 3 WP) but its been a rough start for the pride of Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan. Pedro Viola pitched two solid innings (6.14, 1 H, 1 BB, 1 K, 1 IR scored) and Carlos Fisher and Josh Roenicke also turned in scoreless work. SS Chris Valaikas Southern League debut saw him smash a two-run bomb in his first at-bat. He later added a single and second run scored as well as a base on balls. (And got picked off third base.) RF Cody Strait hit homer #5 and 1B Tonys Gutierrez stroked three singles and walked in four trips (.337).
5/9: The Smokies held on to win, 3-2, despite the Lookouts scoring in both the eighth and ninth innings. BJ Szymanskis pinch-hit single drove in Cody Strait in the eighth, but Shaun Cumberland immediately grounded into a double play to end the inning. The following frame, Chris Valaika doubled and scored on Sean Henrys base hit, but Strait struck out to end the game. Starter Ben Jukich had a little hard luck (L 2-2, 2.41, 7.1 IP, 5 H, 2 ER, 4 BB, 5 K, PO).
5/10: C Craig Tatums fifth-inning triple scored BJ Szymanski (.281, 2-for-4) with the games only run in a 1-0 victory over Carolina (FLA). Starter Sam Lecure continued his Jekyll-Hyde act (W 2-2, 5.45, 5 IP, 6 H, 2 BB, 7 K, HB) and Derrik Lutz (3.14, 1 IP), Fisher (3.15, 2 IP, 2 H, 3 K) and Roenicke (save #7, 3.18, 1 IP, 1 H, 1 K) finished up.
5/11: Sean Henrys clutch pinch-hit RBI single tied the score at 3 in the top of the ninth, but Roenicke served up a game-losing solo homer to light-hitting Mudcats catcher Brett Hayes one out into the bottom of the inning. Josh (L 4-2, 3.86, 0.1 IP, 1 ER) continues to be unreliable in the late innings despite that huge fastball and high strikeout total (20 K in 16.1 IP). Robert Manuel continued to pitch great in middle relief (0.00, 2 IP, 1 H, 4 K; 20 K, 9 H, 2 R, 0 ER in 16 IP over 11 SL appearances) in relief of starter Ramon Ramirez (3.72, 6 IP, 8 H, 3 ER, 0 BB, 7 K, 2 HR).
5/12: Ooh, two days in a row. This one hurt. Chattanooga built a 6-0 lead over Carolina after five and a half innings, but the Mudcats scored five in the seventh and three more in the eighth to beat the Lookouts, 9-7. The culprits: relievers Mike Hrynio (22.50, 0.2 IP, 4 H, 4 ER, 1 HR), Derrik Lutz (3.68, 0.1 IP, 1 ER, 2 BB) and Pedro Viola (L 0-2, BS #1, 7.47, 1 IP, 3 ER, 2 BB, 1 K). Starter Daryl Thompson kept his personal freight train rolling (1.28, 6 IP, 4 H, 1 R, 0 ER, 4 BB, 5 K, 9 GO/4 FO). Only four of the seven Lookout runs generated runs batted in; three Carolina errors helped them score a couple of unearned runs.
5/13: Chattanooga managed to break its modest losing streak by scoring six runs off Mudcats/Marlins prospect Brett Sinkbeil in the first two innings, then clinging on for dear life, 6-4. This time Roenicke came through and got the save, #8. Carlos Fisher added two scoreless (2.86, 1 H, 2 BB, 1 K). Starter James Avery got the win (W 1-2, 5.26, 5 IP, 5 H, 2 R, 1 ER, 3 BB, 4 K), but, sadly, Robert Manuels no-earned-runs streak comes to an end at 23.2 innings between the FSL and the SL. He was charged with two in one inning of work (1.06). 2B Mike Griffin lashed three hits and a HBP in four trips (.289) in his final SL game for awhile; he was called up to AAA to replace Paul Janish. Tatum also drove in two with a pair of hits.
5/14: Second verse, same as the first- six runs in the first two and then zeroes. Starter Ben Jukich threw the Lookouts first nine-inning complete game of the year, scattering six hits (W 3-2, 2.34, 2 ER, 1 BB, 4 K, WP). Gutierrez and 2B Eric Eymann each drove in two, with Valaika adding two hits and a RBI (.222). RF Shaun Cumberland was 2-for-4 with two runs scored and steal #4 (.311).
Notes: 5/9: C Chris Kroski replaced C Chris Denove (sent to Sarasota). 5/14: 2B Justin Turner came up from Sarasota to replace Mike Griffin and join his double-play partner Valaika.
Record this week: 3-3. Overall: 21-18, four back of Fort Myers (MIN).
5/8: Todd Fraziers first FSL at-bat resulted in a key first-inning sacrifice fly. (After that, the left fielder was 0-for-3.) RF Chris Heisey followed soon after with an RBI single, and the Reds made those two runs (along with 1B Jason Louwsmas RBI knock to score Heisey in the fourth) stand up through a Daytona (CHC) ninth-inning rally, 3-2. Starter Daniel Guerrero allowed two singles, two doubles, and zero walks in seven phenomenal innings (W 2-2, 5.68, 6 K). Lee Tabor pitched the eighth and Ramon Geronimo survived the fouling of his 0.00 ERA to get save #3 (1.02, 1 IP, 3 H, 2 ER, 1 K, WP- still 8 H, 3 BB, and 23 K in 17.2 IP for the 24-year-old). Heisey didnt make an out all evening, finishing 2-for-2 with a run scored, two walks, a RBI, and his eighth stolen base.
5/9: Daytona beat on reigning FSL Pitcher of the Week Travis Wood (L 3-3, 2.60, 4.1 IP, 8 H, 5 R, 3 ER, 1 BB, 3 K, 1 HR) and reliever Misael DeJesus (7.24, 0.1 IP, 5 H, 4 ER) in a 10-3 rout. Wood didnt get much help from his defense, either, as Sarasota committed three errors, two by Juan Francisco at third. Camilo Vazquez (6.15, 2.2 IP, 2 K) and Ruben Medina (3.60, 2 IP, 4 K) pitched well in mopup duty, but the Reds bats werent up to it. RF Chris Heisey lashed three hits and stole base #9 (.289) and DH Michael DeJesus hit his first homer.
5/10: Ace Jordan Smith continued his unstoppable start, coming within one out of a complete game (W 6-1, 1.45, 8.2 IP, 5 H, 1 ER, 0 BB, 4 K) in a 5-1 victory. After Smith allowed an RBI double with two outs in the ninth, Sean Watson came on to strike out the last man. Smith, 22, a sixth-round pick in 2006 out of Southern Nevada Community College, has walked just five and allowed just one home run in 56 innings this year. Last season at Dayton, Jordan was 10-8 with a 3.84 ERA in 26 starts. The Reds offense hammered out twelve hits, including four by Francisco (.295, 2 2B, RBI, another error). Frazier, at first base, slammed a seventh-inning two-run homer (#1 in FSL, #8 for the year) to go with his single, double, run scored, and RBI from before. He was 0-for-8 with Sarasota prior to this game.
5/11: Off day.
5/12: Starter Alex Smit had his best outing of 2008, whiffing eight Fort Myers (MIN) Miracles in six innings as Sarasota smacked 13 hits and rode to an easy 7-2 win. Smit (W 3-3, 4.85, 3 H, 1 ER, 2 BB, WP) had better control than normal as well. The Reds beat up Miracle starter Jeff Manship for six earned in four innings, giving last seasons fifteen-game winner his first loss of the year. LF Michael DeJesus was 3-for-5 with a triple, two runs scored, and two RBI from the leadoff slot (.311), with SS Jose Castro, CF Drew Stubbs and DH Juan Francisco each picking up two hits apiece. Frazier played third in this one and was 1-for-4 with an RBI, a caught-stealing (of third!) and a throwing error. Hes hitting .267.
5/13: Bad night for Raffi Gonzalez- he gets nailed for seven earned runs and a pair of homers in just four innings (L 2-2, 6.35). Sarasota mounted a comeback after falling behind seven-zip, but never got closer than two as Fort Myers locked up a 10-6 win. 3B Juan Francisco pounded two homers, both two-run shots, off Miracle/Twins prospect Deolis Guerra (part of the Johan Santana deal with the Mets this offseason). Thats seven homers for Juan. C Chris Denove was 2-for-2 with a pair of walks and Frazier 2-for-4 with two runs scored, a walk, and RBI.
5/14: Stubbs slammed his second homer of the year to tie Fort Myers at 3 in the top of the sixth, but the Miracle got to Logan Ondrusek for two in the bottom of the inning and then relied on the bullpen to win it, 5-3. Ondrusek (L 0-1, 4.01, 2 IP, 3 H, 2 ER) was in relief of Daniel Guerrero (5.65, 5 IP, 6 H, 3 ER, 2 BB, 5 K, 1 HR). RF Chris Heisey singled twice and doubled in four trips (.292). Stubbs added a single to the solo bomb and is now hitting .276/.354/.448 with 46 Ks in 38 games- a virtual carbon copy of his 2007 in Dayton. He has improved his baserunning, however, getting caught just twice in sixteen steal attempts versus fifteen of thirty-eight last year.
Notes: 5/9: C Chris Denove joined the S-Reds, while C-INF Justin Tordi was placed on the temporarily inactive list. 5/12: 1B-OF Daniel Dorn was activated and officially moved down from Chattanooga. OF Dan Perales was also activated and sent to Dayton. C Anthony Esquer and OF Luis Soto (free agent signee this offseason) were released. Esquer, 23, a 24th-round pick in 2006 out of Cal Poly Pomona, hit .331 in Billings that year but has struggled at the dish ever since, batting just .213 between Dayton and Sarasota in 2007 and .148 in eight games between the two levels this year. Soto, 22, hit .162 in 14 games. Hed previously been signed by Boston and brought to the states in 2004. 5/13: LHR Camilo Vazquez was placed on the inactive list and LHR Steven Otterness reactivated to take his spot. 5/14: INF Jacob Kahauleilo returned from extended spring training to take the promoted Justin Turners spot. 3B Juan Francisco also went on the reserve list with Vazquez for some reason.
Record this week: 3-3. Overall: 21-15, first place- one ahead of West Michigan (DET).
5/8: A seesaw matchup with Great Lakes (LAD). The Dayton bullpen just couldnt get those crazy Loons out, as two runs in the sixth and three more in the eighth finally finished the Dragons, 9-6. Loss to Phil Valiquette (0-1, 4.50, 0.1 IP, 2 H, 2 R, 1 ER) but Jeff Jeffords also had trouble (1.93, 2.1 IP, 4 H, 3 ER). Starter Matt Klinker kept his team in the game (3.38, 5 IP, 7 H, 4 ER, 2 BB, 3 K, 1 HR). DH Logan Parker homered in his first 2008 appearance, a two-run shot, and also singled and scored another run later. LF Keltavious Jones, quietly putting together a very strong season in the leadoff slot, socked homer #3 and finished 2-for-5 (.330). CF Justin Reed also hit #3. C Devin Mesoracos first game saw him go 1-for-4 with an RBI and a walk- he grounded out to short in the second, walked in the third, singled in a run in the fifth, and struck out swinging in both the seventh and ninth.
5/9: Rained out.
5/10: Makeup doubleheader time once again! In game one, the Dragons piled up five runs in the first and seven total after three, then hung on to win, 7-6, as the Loons scored in each of the last four innings. Luis Montano (W 5-1, 2.68, 5 IP, 8 H, 5 ER, 3 BB, 2 K, 3 HR) wasnt sharp. Joe Krebs got the last out for save #4. DH Logan Parker provided four of those five first-inning runs with a grand-slam homer (#2). Jones reached base four straight times, two by single and two by walk. Keltavious was also responsible for the games key defensive play- he, with relay help from 1B Michael McKennon as well as Mesoraco behind the dish, threw out Great Lakes Brian Matthews at home to end the seventh and prevent the Loons from tying the score! Devin singled in three trips (.286).
Game two saw Scott Carroll make a bid for his third straight dominant start, but the Loons rallied for four runs in the top of the seventh off Carroll and Krebs (BS #1, 1.37, 2 H, 2 ER, 2 BB) and win it, 5-2. Carroll finished with a quality start but a loss (L 1-2, 3.16, 6.2 IP, 6 H, 3 ER, 1 BB, 4 K). RF Denis Phipps singled and doubled, matching his output from game one (.325). 3B Brandon Waring also had two hits (.310). LF Brandon Menchaca, who played himself from a starting role to the bench with a 7-for-64 (.109) start, showed some signs of life with a single and double in four trips (.132). (He was subsequently sent back to extended spring training anyway.)
5/11: Rained out.
5/12: The Dragons survived both three errors in the field as well as three hits at the plate to nip Lansing (TOR), 2-1. Dayton got one run in the third on a single by 2B Kevyn Feiner, a double by SS Angel Cabrera (.186, also responsible for two of those three errors) and a groundout by CF Justin Reed. Their other run came in the fifth when Cabrera walked and came all the way around to score when Reeds single resulted in a throwing error on Lugnuts CF Darin Mastroianni. Starter Curtis Partch made it back-to-back great starts by pitching six two-hit innings (W 2-4, 4.71, 6 IP, 2 H, 1 R, 0 ER, 1 BB, 7 K). Phil Valiquette struck out six more over three shutout innings for the long save (#1, 3.71). OF Dan Perales, the payment from Arizona for Jon Coutlangus, was 0-for-4 with two strikeouts in his first Reds-organization game.
5/13: Denis Phipps eighth-inning RBI single snapped a 2-2 tie and pushed the Dragons past the Lugnuts, 3-2. Both DH Jason Bour and Waring had two doubles and C Jacob Long added another with a pair of walks. Starter Enerio del Rosario pitched six strong (1.13, 4 H, 1 R, 0 ER, 0 BB, 5 K) but it was Tyler Rhoden who got the win despite giving up the second Lansing run in the seventh (W 1-0, 1.35, 1 IP, 3 H, 1 ER, 1 BB, 1 K). Terrell Young set down six straight for his first save (3.24, 1 K).
5/14: Lansing smoked Dayton, 8-0. Matt Klinker (L 2-2, 4.11, 4 IP, 6 H, 4 ER, 2 BB, 5 K) got the loss, with struggling lefty Jamie Arneson absorbing the other runs (9.15, 1.1 IP, 5 H, 4 ER). One of Daytons four singles was courtesy of Devin Mesoraco, now hitting .231 (3-for-13).
Notes: 5/12: OF Dan Perales was activated from the Sarasota DL and moved to Dayton. He replaced OF Brandon Menchaca, who was sent to extended spring training.


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Clean, quiet and friendly, Zebra Crossing is situated at the foot of Table Mountain close to cafe's, cinemas, supermarkets and museums. Centrally located just up from trendy Kloof street, 5 minutes walk from vibrant Long street , 5 minutes by taxi from the Waterfront and Table Mountain Cableway and within easy reach of Cape Town's famous beaches.
Family friendly, we are generally considered to be one of the quieter hostels in Cape Town. Facilities include leafy garden and courtyards with barbeque, fully equipped kitchen, Cafe' with internet access and the Blue Skies Travel Center for all travel arrangements. Some of the rooms have good views of Table Mountain. We also provide comprehensive information, arrange airport shuttle, inexpensive car hire and tours.
Established in 1993 Zebra Crossing is featured in various travel guides including Rough Guide and South African Handbook. Footprints South Africa list us in their top ten and 'Let's Go Recommends'
Lonely Planet (2000 edition) say 'A good piano and a good atmosphere. It's one of our favourites'
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I had an amazing stay here over new years. Many of us came in after dawn and chatted on the couch. We played cards and shared stories. There is a family atmosphere here. Thanks.
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Clean, close to the Long-Street, few-minutes-walk to the city, friendly staff, fair prices, more silence than the backpackers at the long street
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Well situated for shops / restaurants / bars, town centre was within walking distance. Room was basic but fine and clean enough. Had all the facilities we required and the staff were friendly and helpful. The only down side was the traffic noise in the mornings as it is by a busy road. That said I would gladly go there again and recommend it to others.......
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Reed Arts Week (RAW), a series of performances, exhibitions, and lectures, will be held from Wednesday, February 27, to Sunday, March 3, at various locations on the Reed College campus. The theme of this year's RAW is "Artifacts," with an emphasis on how we interpret and ascribe value to objects, ideas, and cultures within a society. This year Reed will host a variety of performers, painters, filmmakers, dancers, and lecturers, including Danny Hoch, an internationally renowned solo performer, writer, and actor.
All events are free and open to the public, with the exception of Hoch's solo performance, Miranda July's multimedia film event, and the dance and music performances of Teresa Mathern, Minh Tran, and the Portland Taiko Ensemble; a limited number of tickets for these events are available to the public. Ticket prices, show times, locations, and artist bios follow. Maps showing the location and times of student artwork will be available on campus. For more information call the RAW hotline at 503/777-7708, or visit http://web.reed.edu/raw. Tickets can be purchased after February 4 at http://bookstore.reed.edu, or through Ueli Stadler at 503/777-7758.
Danny Hoch: Jails, Hospitals, & Hip-Hop
Performance: Friday, March 1, 7:30 p.m., Kaul Auditorium
Tickets $12, in advance or at the door
Inspired by what he calls "structured improvisation," Danny Hoch has created a solo act that illuminates what is unheard, unspoken, and desperately needed for contemporary youth and culture. He has toured over 50 states and is the recipient of numerous awards, including a 2000—01 fellowship from the New School's Vera List Center for Art & Politics. Jails, Hospitals, & Hip-Hop and Some People was published in 1998 by Villard Books, while the film version of JHH received the Best of the Fest award at the New York International Latino Film Festival and an Urbanworld Film Festival award. Hoch has also appeared recently in several feature films, including the current hit Black Hawk Down, Spike Lee's Bamboozled, and The Thin Red Line.
David Wilson, founder of the Museum of Jurassic Technology
Lecture: Wednesday, February 27, 7—8:30 p.m., student union
Free and open to the public
David Wilson was recently awarded the prestigious MacArthur "genius fellowship" for his masterful ability to force "reinterpretations of our understanding of science, natural history, mythology, and vernacular art forms." For RAW he will discuss the function of the museum through history, while focusing on "Lower Jurassic technologies." Tucked in the heart of Los Angeles, Wilson's museum has attracted national attention for its emphasis on eccentric technologies, histories, and natural phenomena. Wilson and his museum are the subjects of Lawrence Weschler's book Mr. Wilson's Cabinet of Wonder.
Miranda July: How I Learned to Draw
Multimedia and film performance: Thursday, February 28, 7 p.m., student union
Tickets $5, in advance only
Miranda July is a prolific multimedia performer and video artist based in Portland. Her videos have been screened at the Museum of Modern Art, the Guggenheim Museum, and the International Film Festival in Rotterdam. Her video Nest of Tens will be included in the 2002 Whitney Biennial. July has directed a music video for Sleater-Kinney and made her acting debut in the highly acclaimed feature film Jesus' Son. Her broad range of work is both energetic and consistently innovative.
Teresa Mathern, Minh Tran, and the Portland Taiko Ensemble: Evidence of Division, Verses, One, New Work, Elements
Dance and drumming performance: Saturday, March 2, and Sunday, March 3, 7 p.m., Gymnasium II, sports center
Tickets $8, in advance or at the door
Teresa Mathern is core artist and past director of Conduit, an organization dedicated to advancing contemporary dance and movement forms. Mathern has taught and performed throughout the United States, and her work often incorporates media such as images, text, live music, and film. Minh Tran is prominent in Oregon's dance community, both as dancer and choreographer. He has received numerous awards and grants, most recently New York's Dance Theater Workshop Suitcase Fund for his Mekong Project. Tran's approach to dance draws on both his Vietnamese background and his commitment to breaking down cultural and racial barriers. Established in 1994, the award-winning multiethnic Portland Taiko Ensemble has been honored by the National Endowment for the Arts, and they were chosen by the American Composers Forum to represent the state of Oregon in a national music project. Their exuberant music weaves rhythm, melody, humor, and movement together into both traditional and contemporary compositions.
Evelyn Roth: Whale
Installation: Wednesday, February 27, 8:30—10:30 p.m., quad next to Old Dorm Block
Free and open to the public
Evelyn Roth, a Canadian native who lives near Adelaide, Australia, has made an international effort to combine art with environmentalism. Roth, who began her career in the 1960s, has worked in a variety of different mediums, such as dance, sculpture, film, and knitting and crocheting out of recycled natural fibers. Her work has been shown in galleries in Australia, Canada, and Brazil, and has been featured at the Commonwealth Games in Victoria, Spokane Expo '74, Vancouver Expo '86, and other festivals worldwide. She has recently been constructing inflatable objects that bear an ecological meaning. For this year's RAW, Roth presents a huge inflatable nylon orca whale, with a storyteller inside.
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TRCA-FarmStart McVean New Farmers Project
The McVean New Farmers project is a partnership between Toronto and Region Conservation (TRCA) and FarmStart. The New Farmers project is based on the historic McVean property located within the Claireville Conservation Area, in the City of Brampton which is owned by TRCA. The project is the first of its kind in Canada, leading the way towards sustainable, local agriculture that serves the needs of growing urban and peri-urban communities and protects the local greenspace and ecosystems. By encouraging new farmers and products and promoting local food production and community engagement, this farm project will allow community members to access and connect to the source of their food: to know and value the land on which is it grown and those who have grown it.
Sustainable Near-Urban Agriculture
Toronto and Region Conservation recognizes that sustainable near-urban agriculture supports not only healthy rivers and regional biodiversity through soil regeneration, ecological restoration, and ecosystem integrity, but it is also a critical component of sustainable communities
In 2008, fifteen hectares (thirty-seven acres) were leased to FarmStart on a renewable lease to support and encourage a new generation of farmers to develop locally based, ecologically sustainable and economically viable agricultural enterprises. This was the first time TRCA entered into a multi-year lease agreement, to promote good stewardship practices on the land and infrastructure investments. Until the introduction of TRCA's new Sustainable Near-Urban Agriculture Policy (2008), TRCA has always had annual leases. Toronto and Region Conservation is also working with FarmStart to provide infrastructure support, such as rain water collection harvesting systems, fencing, irrigation, storage facilities, and market buildings. In addition, TRCA is supporting the project through stewardship and educational programming beginning in year three of the lease.
FarmStart is a not for profit organization, established in 2005 to support and encourage a new generation of farmers to develop locally based, ecologically sound and economically viable agricultural enterprises.
New Farms Incubator Model
The McVean New Farmers project follows New Farms Incubator model based on the successful Intervale Farms Program near Burlington, Vermont and FarmStart's first incubator farm project at the Ignatius Farm in Guelph. The program is aimed at anyone who is ready to start a viable, locally oriented, ecological farm. This could include: those from non-farm backgrounds who have developed relevant knowledge and practical agriculture experience; those from conventional farms who wish to farm ecologically and do not have access to land and/or capital; new immigrants with agricultural experience; and those with innovative and ecological farm related enterprise ideas.
- Land
- Facilities and Equipment
- Cooperative Marketing
- Horticultural Inputs
- Mentorship and Training
The McVean farm is situated in the middle of a growing and diverse peri-urban neighbourhood. There are many attributes to the McVean property that lend this parcel of land considerable cultural heritage value. These include the barn, surrounding vegetation, archaeological potential, cultural landscapes and remains of buildings that once stood on the site, in addition to the historical associations with the McVean family. Originally a wheat farm, the McVean property is associated with a very prominent early settler, Alexander McVean and his family, and is the oldest farm in Brampton dating back 150 years. Significant features include a very rare double English Wheat Barn built by the McVean family in the 1840s. Another feature is a grist and saw mill, one of the first in this area, built by Alexander McVean on a branch of the Humber which ran through his property.
McVean's Heritage Designation
In the summer of 2005, the McVean property was designated as a "Category A" heritage resource by the City of Brampton. A heritage designation recognizes the importance of a property to the local community; protects the property's cultural heritage value; encourages good stewardship and conservation; and promotes knowledge and understanding about the property. It also helps to guide future changes to the property so that heritage attributes of the property can be maintained.
Current Activities
Now in its first year of production, the facility accommodates four farm enterprises, several ?test croppers' and a test plot of world crops. The 2008 season has seen a total of five acres being farmed and producing a wide variety of crops including garlic, tomatoes, beans, lettuce, beets, rutabagas, celery, zucchini, strawberries, herbs. As well, some ?world' crops were grown, including okra, callaloo, chiles, bitter gourd and hot peppers.
It was overall a successful season, with farmers reporting good yields. Other contributing factors to success were the support and learning gained from the interaction between farmers, as well as the access to resources provided by FarmStart and TRCA.
- Who are the new farmer participants
- Funding
- Partnerships
- Testimonials
Future Direction
FarmStart hopes to build on the success of the 2008 season at the McVean Farm in various ways:
- Increasing the number of participants
- Expanding production area
- Increasing area for test crops
- Establishing infrastructure
- Implementing soil management through cover crops
- Introducing farm gate sales
- Development of a farm project business plan
- Development of business plans for participants
- Providing more opportunities for public engagement
Land:Parcels from a fraction of a half hectare to four hectares (one to ten acres) are available at the McVean Incubator Farm, where participants have access to land and infrastructure to help them start a farm. Soil tests have been conducted and organic amendments and cover crop rotation are used as needed to ensure soil fertility. The certification process has started. Full organic certification is anticipated for the 2009 season. Land is also available to community groups in Brampton that may wish to establish community garden programs.
Facilities and Equipment:Irrigation, equipment, storage and washing facilities are available to participants. Farmers can access these as needed and pay a rental fee for the usage. This helps farmers to develop and run their farm businesses without the often prohibitive upfront investment in land, infrastructure and equipment.
Cooperative Marketing:FarmStart supports cooperative marketing efforts by participants. A farm market building will be constructed when required by participant farmers to allow for direct sales of crops to the public. Assistance is available in conducting or accessing market research for specific crops and livestock. Participants are also encouraged to consider value added measures to enhance income from their crops.
Horticultural Inputs:FarmStart assists participants in sourcing planting materials and custom work as required by individual farm operations.
Mentorship and Training:Mentoring and training are an important part of FarmStart's programs. Business planning and management courses are conducted on a regular basis, and participants are referred to a wide range of training courses and mentorship opportunities offered by partner organizations such as the Ecological Farmers Association of Ontario, Farmers Growing Farmers, and others. The Farm Manager and Program Manager act as mentors as well as providing technical and practical support to participants on site as required.
double English Wheat Barn:Possessing a high degree of architectural integrity, it is quite unique in that very few were built and fewer still exist in their original form today. The McVean Barn was built specifically for the processing of wheat using 'winnowing', an ancient method of using the wind to separate the wheat kernel from the chaff. It provides evidence of one of the first European architectural techniques adapted to Upper Canada's farming operations. The barn remains on its original foundation.
Who are the new farmer participants:
- Afri-Can Food Basket
- The Cutting Veg
- Matchbox Garden and Seed Co.
Funding:AddThis project is funded in part through contributions by:
- Agricultural Management Institute (AMI)
- Toronto and Region Conservation
- Region of Peel
- The Friends of the Greenbelt Foundation
- Laidlaw Foundation
- Metcalf Foundation
- Catherine Donnelly Foundation
- Agri-Foods Canada
- Agricultural Adaptation Council
- Centre for Land and Water Stewardship, University of Guelph
- Ecological Farmers' Association of Ontario
- Ontario Farmland Trust
- FoodShare
- Ignatius Jesuit Centre of Guelph
- Community Economic Development for Immigrant Women, AJAX (CEDIW)
Testimonials:"We were very glad for the opportunity to use TRCA land this growing season. Organic food production relies strongly on a philosophy of stewardship and conservation, and we are happy to be working with organizations that share those principles. As our cities continue to grow, we believe that it is essential to preserve fertile farm land close to the urban centre and keep it in production growing healthy, nutritious food. We are happy to see that TRCA is taking the lead in supporting local, organic, sustainable food production in our community!"
Carolyn Bailey, Farmer
BeetStreet CSA
"Growing at the McVean site in 2008 was a pure pleasure. The soil was of great quality, we had an abundance of rain, all the farmers were super nice and professional, and I was very thankful to TRCA and FarmStart for providing the space."
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If it hadn't been for the missus, I'd never have found it. She'd been talking about the Chelsea Antique Mall, a sizeable establishment outside of
At any rate, we drove out there a few weekends ago to peruse and see if there were any suitable snark targets. And while we didn't set any records in terms of quantity, we flat-out slapped one out of the park and into the third solar system on the right.
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Sam Lucas worked as mechanical engineer for Western Electric. After retirement, he and wife Moaneti moved to Colorado to be near their children and grandchildren. Sam taught Sunday school classes to adults at their church in Littleton. He and Moaneti were high school sweethearts and had been married for 58 years.
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Cancellation PolicyThis property has a 3 day cancellation policy. Failure to cancel within this time will result in a cancellation charge equal to the first night of your stay.
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- Oversea passport holder only can stay here.
- We surcharge 5% fee for credit/debit card payment upon arrival
*Cancellation policy: This property has a 3 day cancellation policy. 100% of your total amount will be charged if you do not notify us about your cancellation or any changes on your scheduled arrival or No show.
***Please note that this property is only available for non-Korean nationals as stipulated by the South Korean Government.
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1) From airport (Incheon airport : 50 min, Gimpo Airport 20 min by subway):
-by subway : take the Airport Express Train (subway line) to Hongik Univ Station and come out of exit no. 3
-by airport limo bus : take bus no. 6002 and get off at Hongik Univ Station and find exit no. 3
-by Taxi : please show our map to the driver or ask to go to Hongik Univ Station (about 55,000 KRW) exit no. 3
2) Around Seoul (Seoul station : 10 mins by subway):
-by subway : take the Airport Express Train (subway line) or Line no. 2 (green subway line) to Hongik Univ Station and come out of exit no. 3
3) From exit no.3:
①From exit no.3, you can see Pho Noodle
②In front of Pho Noodle turn right and cross the park along the designated path toward 'Coffee be' cafe Building.
③Come in to small alley of 'Coffee be' Building, keep going straight into the small alley directly ahead of the path
④We are the 5th building in the alley on the right hand side
*Please print out this page when you visit here. When you done with your booking, please check your email. There is a map from us.
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The Guesthouse is in easy access to all the famous attractions, such as clubs, Sinchon, Namdaemun Market, Dongdaemun Market, MyeongDong, Seoul N Tower, KyeongBokGung Palace, ChangDeokGung Palace, In-sa Dong Korea Traditional Market, Iteawon, Seoul Land (Amusement Park), Lotte World (Amusement park), GwaCheon horse race track, HAN River, World Cup stadium, Olympic Park, Chonggyechon, 63 Building.


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Recent Comments
|5 years 51 weeks ago
(edit) wrong Danny O..nvm
|5 years 52 weeks ago
Mike Martin would clean up on Jersey Shore. /FistPump
|6 years 3 days ago
Our Tribunal is in Blog Court right now. :(..o lord and judge Judy is presiding. j/k.. I'm going to start a national recruiting website with a 11 star system. It will be the new hype. the 11th star goes to how well they recruit on twitter and facecrack.
|6 years 2 weeks ago
less hair = smaller helmet+more awareness/vision * manball = Furmanator proving something in springball.
|6 years 2 weeks ago
|I bet
I Bet Jalen Rose punches his shoulder everytime they cross each other in the Espn campus. Doug should get his vag waxed @Wisconsin.
|6 years 4 weeks ago
|Meh..not sure
Not Sure why these names get everyones panties in a bunch. is it the implied arrogance? Hard to remember which division your team is in? If so, that is exactly why I approve of them. In time everyone will be used to it.
|6 years 5 weeks ago
Does every single Tsio fan online have to have the word "Buck" or some variation of it in their handle/avatar? is it a requirement to be a fan? the lack of creativity spells out how feeble minded they are. and now they are led by King Feeble Meyer himself. DERP
|6 years 7 weeks ago
|i saw
I saw Diamond eating blue M&M's today..what does it mean??!!
|6 years 7 weeks ago
|you lose
you lose "The Shocker" capability either way :(
|6 years 8 weeks ago
No need to worry! Pistons tickets are literally blowing in the wind for free around the stadium...thats how bad the Pistons are..
|6 years 8 weeks ago
|my bad
u right
|6 years 8 weeks ago
RURAL MEYER..that is all
|6 years 8 weeks ago
Michigan Mike gonna shock the world..If Jonas Mouton can go 3rd round...i think MM has a shot of goin 3rd or better. It helps that he is intelligent player beyond his beastliness.
|6 years 8 weeks ago
|I think
I think from now on we should call him Rural Meyer.
|6 years 8 weeks ago
Chip Kelly's stock is rising...the laughing stock that is. Never under any circumstances trust anyone who wears a visor!!! Its for Spurrier and 50+ year old, female golfers, in the movie Caddy Shack only!
|6 years 8 weeks ago
|the lyric finishes
"Guess who's coming to(for) dinner? Natty dreadlock" Bob Marley
|6 years 9 weeks ago
|the next
the next Jake Ryan in the long line of Jake Ryans. His body type is that of a LB. unless he grows alot in overall size this makes complete sense to me. When i saw his tape when he first committed i said to myself this kid would crush at LB. agree on the hypbrid 3-4 look.
|6 years 9 weeks ago
|my bad..
woops. and purple is a mix of red and blue..crap!!!
|6 years 9 weeks ago
|think about it guys
Donatello was the Blue Ninja Turtle. If he said he was Rafael then he would be going to Stanford.
|6 years 9 weeks ago
sweet Bieber hair doo
|6 years 10 weeks ago
|yes yes
and lots of pictionary..and pigeons flying messages back and forth..sorry i had to
|6 years 10 weeks ago
|great data and very
great data and very interesting. you have to consider that alot of teams that play a prostyle offense and defense have a better chance to get players drafted. sans Usc the pac12 has low numbers because there are lots of passing and spread teams...same for the big east and big 12. obviously the Big 10 and Sec play more of a prostyle game on both sides of the ball. tradition and education/smarts have to factor in aswell.. smarter kids have a better shot at certain positions ie center, qb, mlb etc. lots of cool numbers here especially Michigans. thanks for the info.
|6 years 10 weeks ago
|this year the numbers
This year the numbers were special to this team 132 yet also represented the 69 team i believe that were the 1st to wear them? something like that. there is the connection to the past of breaking long streaks against our rivals wearing the numbers. If Bo was ok with helmet stickers I definitely am ok with their return. How ever they want to roll is fine with me. i think if they stay they should match the color to the helmet better and more cleanly placed..or permanant paint instead of a sticker.
|6 years 10 weeks ago
Headline after M smashes Tide "Freshman DT Peewee Pipkins consumes Bama QB McCarran whole during a sack"..When asked about the gruesome play Ondre replied "Anything that fits through my facemask is fair game."
|6 years 10 weeks ago
|hard to see
hard to see Devin adding enough weight to play on the line..might as well move him around. He is a miss match for any defender. i love his drive. he will own as a WR. can't wait to see him play.
|6 years 10 weeks ago
|one of the Harbaugh teams
One of the Harbaugh teams will scoop Junior up. I see him in as Anquon Bolden type. big bodied running back sized WR with great hands. Best of luck to them all. I think Martin gets way more love 2nd or 3rd rnd. van bergen gets a shot late. I have no clue where Molk goes in the draft. It will be a descent showing for the program, considering where we have been recently.
|6 years 11 weeks ago
|we need
Weed need to root for Bama so when we play them they are No1. we have to at least be in a close game . if not win (dream). if we at lest have a close loss it can only help us in ranking down the road with only loss to the no1 team. like its helping Bama this year. gives us a measuring stick. as for most likely to regress im not sure. record wise maybe 1 less win. get the freshmen new kids in the system and make some magic happen i guess ! ha!
|6 years 11 weeks ago
put this game on CBS or ABC instead of espn on Jan1 and it would be much better ratings.
|6 years 11 weeks ago
Tremendous beast mode manball..i smell Mattison is eyeing a 3-4 set with peewee at the nose eating up 3 blockers at a time. ngata stlye.
|6 years 15 weeks ago
|i agree with the flamebait
MgBlog/Rivals>scout>the rest>............................espn (they don't know jack)
|6 years 15 weeks ago
Josten's has stepped it up
|6 years 15 weeks ago
|o well
Obviously he's a markie name, but if the ship has sailed in the fashion it has it makes sense to move on. Just don't go to Ohio!!!!!!FFS.
|6 years 15 weeks ago
is not very fast, but he is a middle linebacker of the future...he is out of position imo but faired very well for his age and the type of recruit he was. the kid has great ability. smart cookie.
|6 years 15 weeks ago
So he chose to use "'Buck'le up"?...I sure hope he is trying to be clever in this case. Dunn would help seal the deal with other recruits.
I will be happy with anyone on the list.
|6 years 15 weeks ago
|I want
I want some of this smart money you speak of...can i apply for a loan?
|6 years 15 weeks ago
|ahh Billy Madison
only the cool kids pee their pants! T T TTday junior!
|6 years 16 weeks ago
|Put some EE in that AA
DUNN>EE>AA>OMG>Atrain2.0>kkthxbyebbq at the Big House
|6 years 16 weeks ago
|I think he is really a
I think he is really a ND fan. Hell, i don't know, they all cry the same.
|6 years 16 weeks ago
|turn down the suck
turn up the awesome
|6 years 16 weeks ago
|bring it
just another qb for BWC to smash next year ala Brady Quinn/Branch
|6 years 16 weeks ago
Michigan is America's team.
Ohio is the asshole of America.
So every time you drop a duece think of tsio
|6 years 16 weeks ago
|He'll be
He'll be a big daggone guy for us in there...daggone manball
|6 years 16 weeks ago
Damn P Diiddy...you... are...... old...more like grandpa doodie here soon
|6 years 16 weeks ago
|this call allowed the Bucks to cover in Vegas
that is all
|6 years 16 weeks ago
|do you think..
Do you think when Meyer was smashing tsio in the title game that he looked at Mattison and told him to call of the dogs because tsio is his dream job? I bet Mattison would have told him to shove it and that he was going to crush the Bucks like the lil sisters of the poor.
|6 years 16 weeks ago
|Ace says
Fickel is Einhorn! Einhorn is Fickel!
|6 years 16 weeks ago
|now post
Now post the Hagerup fist pump on the sideline after we held them to 3 >.>
|6 years 17 weeks ago
"As any reporter covering the recent scandal knows, the fan base's passion is unmatched by anyone outside the state of Alabama."
ahahahahaha..reporter? unmatched? you volunteer to concede to Alabama? the soap box your standing on is about to crumble along with your program.
no one likes ohio anything
|6 years 17 weeks ago
|thanks for all this info
I also live in Oregon.. I didn't think there would be a Blue bar our here. I have only lived here 5 years, but i guess I have no excuse. Good to know i have a place I can call home for a game. though I enjoy profanity in the comfort of home. next year il try it out. BEAT OHIO
|6 years 17 weeks ago
|The bigger story is
The bigger story is I just accepted the coaching postion at Little sisters of the Poor..We are playing Ohio in our bowl game this year.
|6 years 17 weeks ago
|The same Urban Meyer that..
The same Urban Meyer that stomped Osu in the title game?.The Urban Meyer that never let off the gas agaisnt his dream job school?..7 years are you serious? i think this list is there dream list. So is he going to coach their bowl game? How many times has Les Miles taken the UM job now? etc
|6 years 17 weeks ago
UM fans will have this quote till the end of time. Awesome sauce
|6 years 17 weeks ago
|Il believe it when i see him put on the block O
This just In, Les Miles and Harbaugh have just accepted the UM job at the same time..they will be sewn together and will coach from heaven. DONE DEAL..blah blah blah..
|6 years 17 weeks ago
I can't stand the cheese head! I think it requires a mullet and buck teeth to properly wear it. The chant "go pack go" is about the most irritating thing a human being can hear. Its so bad it makes me love "roll tide" even after all the comercials. All rolled up in a heavy breathing, mouthfull of food havin, Wisconsin accent. Donchyaknow!! gahhh!
"Never die easy. Why run out of bounds and die easy? Make that linebacker pay. It carries into all facets of your life. It's okay to lose, to die, but don't die without trying, without giving it your best." Walter Payton
|6 years 18 weeks ago
|sent from the football gods..
Mattison Lore..
He stands over 7 feet tall
He cracks helmets with his chin
the earth shakes everytime he says tremendous
he shoots lightning bolts from his ars...
signed, William Wallace
|6 years 20 weeks ago
|complaints even when UM wins in a blowout.?
Devin needs to be mixed in. he clearly has the talent to play alot in a couple years as a starter. The coaches know you have to get him snaps so a. he doesnt transfer, b. he is ready if Drob goes down, c. it obviously can confuse a defense if they can execute. someday soon this kid is going to be dropping accurate long balls..you know the ones we havent seen in 3 1/2 season? the kid has earned some time if you ask me. Good luck and health to both our QB's. GO BLUE
|6 years 23 weeks ago
Stay tClassless Columbus. No Dunn for you!
|6 years 26 weeks ago
|better than any in the '12 class?
cmon really? how can you even go there? Why would you downgrade the commits we have landed? pleny of talent there to say the least. so I'm guessing you have seen every snap of his highschool career aswell as every snap of the other lineman we have landed? who is his competition? some 200 pound DE's...just another corn fed farm boy. Plenty more where he came from.
|6 years 27 weeks ago
|clutch..or lack of clutching the ball
Reese literally was rocking his "throwback" jersey that play...he hit himself right on the numbers, between the 1 and the 1. pro #winning
"This is Michigan, for God's sake"
|6 years 27 weeks ago
A beautiful sea of Maize and Blue! The glow of the stadium in HD was breathtaking. thanks for this pic.
"Grbac to fire for it! He went for it all!....A diving catch for a touchdown! Holy cow, would you believe this!"
|6 years 28 weeks ago
|I dont post very often..
Can i get the low down on what I did to get the flamebait tag? Im asking purely so I can avoid it in the future. Is it my DickRod comment or calling Bwc gumpy? or something Im missing? If anyone cares to help a brutha out I would appreciate it. thanks in advance.
|6 years 28 weeks ago
He has no leg drive. no burst off the line. stands right up. He might need to lose more weight and workout a whole lot more on agility. His hieght works against him because he doesnt bend well or get low enough. he has this year to grow and play all season. I can see why DickRod gave him a shot at oline. he plays like a short armed guard at D tackle. he's just gumpy for lack of a better word. no nasty streak either. I hope he matures this season and we can count on him in some capacity next year. Go BLue!
|6 years 28 weeks ago
|Brian Kelley is Judge Smails from caddyshack
"It's easy to grin, When your ship comes in, and you've got the stock market beat. But the man worthwhile, Is the man who can smile, When his shorts are too tight in the seat."
|6 years 30 weeks ago
|not 1 mention of Braylon's Charity
Athletic Scholarship: Braylon Edwards has created a $500,000 gift to create a scholarship endowment for football players/students at the University of Michigan, wearing the number one. The gift is the largest pledged to the department by a current professional athlete, and links the Braylon Edwards Foundation to the No. 1 jersey. The endowment will be awarded to the Michigan football player who wears the No. 1 jersey. If no player currently wears the No. 1 jersey, then the award will be granted to another player who exhibits exceptional off-field behavior and conducts himself as a team player.
so much hate for Braylon...ya he is a hype of a person sometimes, but i cherish the memories. he was an incredible player and wore the 1 well. It's not like Desmond hypes himself right........If he truely wants to give back to the school in this way i support it.
|6 years 33 weeks ago
|Born in Ypsi raised in the Chi
raised in Chicago since i was 6 years old. 1984 when we arrived in the windy city which was an incredibly exciting time to get to know the Chi. though it doesnt apply to the convo here, i should say as far as i remember, I have always been a Bears fan due to my love for Walter Payton and adopted the monsters of the midway as my team and shortly after experienced a superbowl victory.
Then It was MJ time. Micheal was larger than life. he ran the city. he was the greatest. The Bulls were a huge part of my life as a child and into my teens. I was so spoiled and didnt really know it when i was young to witness such greateness. I was like the Bulls machine never stopped for a decade. Derrick Rose has reignited the passion that has always been there through the down years. He is the luckiest kid on earth. playing infront of his hometown family and fans. miracle pick at no1 in the draft that the Bulls had a 1.8% chance of landing! Bulls for life!
These days i live in Portland, Oregon. I still have not fully adopted the Trailblazers though the fans here are great and pack the place (once they got Brandon Roy).
But I never had a love for soccer like i do know. I have grown to love my Portalnd Timbers Mls club PTFC baby. RCTID but anyway. the fans man! unreal atmosphere here in soccer city! rowdy. the Timbers Army support fans are the pride and joy of Mls at the moment. singing from before the game till it ends non stop. 18000 deep now at the park singing in unison. it is quite beatiful to experience. il link a vid you should check out this crowd. this is how we roll.
Go BLue!
|6 years 34 weeks ago
|whole new meaning
Now when we beat our Rivals and use our "Scoreboard" aruguement it has a whole new meaning!
|6 years 34 weeks ago
If SI hadnt wrote that article Osu would be getting crushed right now. All the pieces would still be on the table, Tp, Tress..they would have to answer to the evidence without knowing all of it. it was a huge heads up for the administration. They got the jump on a strategy to limit the consequences. as long as their are scollies lost I'll be satified.
|6 years 34 weeks ago
I'm excited! with the size of this thang I'l be able to watchfrom my yard, while I'm grilling, out here in Portland, OR. :) GO BLUE
|6 years 34 weeks ago
|glad u like it
You will be able to check the score from your front porch in South Bend :)
|6 years 34 weeks ago
Pacific Islander fullback = Manball
|6 years 34 weeks ago
does this new scoreboard play defense?
|6 years 34 weeks ago
mispost..server was wacked out. didnt say that i even posted it. :/
|6 years 34 weeks ago
|I would love to see the expansion..
..mimic the brick facade they have built already and continue it to the scoreboards leaving an opening for them. Im not the biggest fan of expanding the exhisting bowl. If we want to create more of a homefield advantage, in terms of intimidating facilities and volume level, I would love to see a second deck at the endzones that incoorporate the scoreboards and create a structure that contains the sound like the new side suites do. If anything it should be symetrical or it will look funny, imo.
yellow cards!..love it. that is only going to make it rowdier unless your a season ticket holder and you might want to comply.
cant wait to see the renderings!
"one man!, goodbye!!, Hello Heisman"
|6 years 34 weeks ago
|as long as they lose scollies....
Build a Bonfire!
Build a Bonfire!
Put Treeeeeeeeessel* on the top
Put the Ncaa* in the middle
And we'll Burn the fucking lot!
* = insert TP, Fickel,gordon gee etc
|6 years 35 weeks ago
wishing you safe travels and a wonderful experience with the Ms. Go Blue!
|6 years 36 weeks ago
|glad to have him in the fold.
with our future class already pouring in we could offer a baby blue shirt scolly. you will have to work hard young Wolverine. For Cbus is a vortex of destruction in the future. its where the new most green glorious rebuilt city of Detroits trash and excriment is sent. so dont get caught up in chasing any gold diapers down there! Go BLue!
|6 years 36 weeks ago
|someone needs to find the moderator of the UM football FB page
there 600k votes sitting there and the guy running the UM football page is appearantly not around to update the status to link the poll. we would crush them. but, alas...
|6 years 39 weeks ago
Sparty is goin down demolistion style
signed, Rashard Mendenhall
|6 years 41 weeks ago
King Tut played for Michigan?!! They are much more compelling than i would have thought. I LOVE the thought of they boys lining up in a collective Block M front. Also the thought of a gang of defenders bearing down on you with the M coming at ya! Their might be a slight advantage in that the numbers on the front are small that as a defender might be hard to distiguish personel on the field. When the Team collects on the field all you will see are stripes and Block M's. 1 timer I'l give it my concent :P.
|6 years 41 weeks ago
Throwback? more like throw-up...maybe it will hypnotise ND and they wont able to stop staring at them. home jersey advantage?
|6 years 41 weeks ago
|recruiting shift
once the ball dropped on Tresselgate Hoke and Company have seen a kink in the fence around Ohio. and if you can take talent from Ohio you should prefer it to a kid from the east coast. take that talent away from your competition. especially if Morgan doesnt go to the big ten. its strategy to lock down the recruiting scene localy and push Osu Msu Notre dame etc. it brilliant IF we get equal talent.
|6 years 41 weeks ago
|i have read the same
I think all our 5 foot 6-8 lil guys will xfer to a bigeast or mac school where they belonged in the first place. unless they want to play special teams their whole career. there were already a few that left to open up slots. for once attrition might be good. ha!
|6 years 42 weeks ago
well played
|6 years 48 weeks ago
|Kids a baller
Devins tape is impressive. his stride ihas a sweet glide to it. definetly stronger than he looks. I think his potential is much higher than people think even at WR. I see glimpses of Megatron Johnson in this kid. we can call him Funchemuss Prime! GO BLUE!
|6 years 48 weeks ago
Its not crucial that this class have a quaterback. hopefully after this season we will have more momentum recruiting if we perform well. load up on D line and oline. Mauk looks like a system qb or his comp was poor. hes never pressured in the vids i see. meh. Zeke is too bad you think you can run in college cuz that spread at Auburn is not going to work out that well for ya. Gunner, forget about that one. aint happening. if we cant get the big dawgs dont bother. unless hes the ultimate sleeper. Definetly dont take a QB just to take a QB. GO BLUE
|6 years 49 weeks ago
|il see you on the short bus dude
dont forget my lunch money *#*$*
|6 years 49 weeks ago
|its not nonsense at all my friend. its called innovation
i'm not given Devin the starting job or anything buddy. believe me i love Denard and his skills as much as anyone. In football today you have to cultivate new ideas and mold them into something achieveable. change the game. fortunately at UM we have had those players that have changed the game from a skill stadpoint to a scheme standpoint. so dont high horse me man. anything is possible and I think this could be an exciting wrinkle.
|6 years 49 weeks ago
|one more thing
No reason to dwell on or 6 or 7 deep Rb woes :P. How bout a Effn Kicker?! we would have had 9 wins last year with a kicking game ::(
|6 years 49 weeks ago
|the real deal
Im confident Al will be able to find a balance for our offense but he will have to be creative. might i suggest using D Gardner at QB with Denard lined up in the back field and all the possibilites of plays that could come out of the qb option. They should at least have a trick play of sorts to bust out on little brother and that team down south.
|7 years 16 weeks ago
|yep, but..
i agree with most everything you stated in your sermon =D. the "it " element RR just doesnt have is the sideline gameday confidence in his gameplan execution and the way he deals with players live on the field is a joke. he has no idea how to play from behind and motivate the players to do so. Or motivate and encourage a player when they make a mistake..he just walks around with that look on his face that there is a noose hangin in mid air next to his head after every mishap.
the attrition and lack of qualifying players in recruiting is unacceptable. he needs to tailor his recruiting to intelligent players that can qualify. 0 DBs are juniors. thats pathetic. no kicker. thats pathetic. as a head coach you need to control all things which appearantly is too much for him at a program this size.
1 more year. with new Defensive staff. if they they keep greg robnison on next year i will not watch any games. but if this is the only year harbaugh will be available you have to go for it. it will breed confidence throughout the entire Wolverine community and unite are cause instead of the clear division we have now. we need to be United.
|7 years 16 weeks ago
|i pity you
no chance in hell Denard leaves UM. NEVER. he bleeds Blue. ive seen a lot of players come and go. he is the face of UM footaball for the next 2 years no matter what coach we have. he know hes not an nfl Qb. he will be on the field. thats all he cares about. hes as humble as it gets.
|7 years 16 weeks ago
stanford has basically NEVER been a player in the wac 10. harbaugh inherited a 1-10 team with higher academic standards then UM. JH knows what the fuk hes doin on the recruiting trail. the lifeblood of a consistant team year in and out.
|7 years 19 weeks ago
|returning offensive players
we only lose Schilling on offense next year..thats it =D..and GAIN DEE HART! Woot!
|7 years 19 weeks ago
|so wrong bro
Kidding me? you call yourself a Michi fan and you basically said Hemingway is shit, or his contribution is shit? Really ? i think you need your prorities stright my fellow fan. Hemingways potential far excedes Roundtree IMO. far more physical...better hands, breaks tackles etc. when healty he's just better. today or anyday. put hemingway in the slot and run the same play roundtree had scores on.
Both are great, but neither are really NUm1 worthy.
We'll C what happens
|7 years 19 weeks ago
|something to discuss i suppose
Incredible day for Roundtree. however i think Hemingway is the best reciever we have..clutch catches..the juggle catch today for a td and the 2 point conversion..sidleine catches? he's my 1st choice. but not quite yet. let them compete for it next year
|7 years 19 weeks ago
|word to the mothership fellas
The Football Gods showed mercy today, and gave our Boys the will to make a play. shot ourselves in the foot multiple times and overcame it somehow, only to se it was the D that made the play. I feel like they brought more pressure today. not that they sacked anyone but in terms of scheme and not being sissys with the soft zone. Let these kids loose and get confindence after a play in the backfield instead of a soft zone outrout push out of bounds.
we literally have nothing to lose on Defense at this point. might aswell be bringing the house. even if the other team burns us for long tds . we get the ball back and get their D tired. hopefully conditioning will take over later in the game and we control the line.
Demens should have been MLB from the start of the year period. instincts! pure and simple. I still believe they can run a 4-3. let these kids play man. what do we have to lose? Big Ups to Vinopal and Avery for showing why they are on scholorship at UM. GO BLUE!


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It all seemed so promising.
Tunisia rid itself of the shackles that had choked it for 23 years under the oppressive rule of Zine El Abidine Ben Ali and the media started breathing easier when journalists, bloggers and activists of all stripes made up for lost time with a vengeance.
But since that unforgettable December 2010 when Mohamed Bouazizi set himself ablaze to protest being roughed up by a policewoman and died of his burns, it's been a bumpy ride for Tunisian media.
It was encouraging to see first-time, post-revolution satirical newspapers like Al Qatoos (The Cat) emerge on the scene, since publisher Salim Boukhazir had made a career of being anti-acien regime.
Screen shot of Al Qatoos Facebook page
Boukhazir likened himself to "the cat" who may not have been able to topple the old regime with his companions, but who had managed to make enough of a racket by publishing satirical articles in more than one vehicle to prevent Ben Ali from sleeping.
He was arrested in 2007 and jailed for eight months on charges of attacking a security officer, refusing to identify himself, and assaulting high morals, which various sources considered a cover for retribution against the journalist who dared to uncover corruption and abuse of power by the regime and its cronies, the pan-Arab daily Al Hayat reported.
Many seemed heartened when in March 2011 The Economist magazine published a piece entitled "It could be normal, Tunisia is getting back on track."
It said Bouazizi's picture adorned the main street of his hometown Sidi Bouzid, banners promised to keep his memory alive, and graffiti across its walls exhorted the population to stand up for their rights and fight for their freedom.
It referred to the Islamist Ennahda party that has since won legislative and presidential elections as promising all manner of reforms.
"Its leaders say it wants to be part of a modern democracy with a separation of powers, independent courts and a free press," the article said.
Female journalist/blogger Wajd Bouebdellah identified by the Twitter handle @tounsiahourra (a free Tunisian) tweeted a message to her country's cabinet minister for religious affairs with a variation on Kahlil Gibran's famous line, "You have your Lebanon, and I have mine."
Wajd Bouebdellah (Courtesy of Bouebdellah)
Her version in a tweet to the minister was "You have your religion, and I have mine. You've turned (the Prophet) Mohammad's religion into one of killing and making it acceptable to shed people's blood and covering up instigation to murder. Shame!"
The debate over pro- and anti-secular values has been raging on Tunisian TV talk shows, with supporters of the former warning against the spread of intellectual fanaticism, while the latter charge their opponents with provoking people's feelings and values.
"Where did all these Salafists come from?" was the headline of a feature in Al Hayat's youth supplement on June 4, 2012.
Also in June, the Cairo-based Arabic Network for Human Rights Information (ANHRI) blasted authorities for resorting to a Ben-Ali era anti-terrorism law to prosecute a Tunisian activist who had criticized police brutality on his Facebook page and charged him with burning down a police station.
Journalist/activist Kamel Labidi lived in self-exile for several years after being dismissed from media jobs and was harassed for his activism.
Kamel Labidi
He returned to head a national commission set up by the first post-revolution cabinet to reform and update the country's media laws ahead of legislative and presidential elections.
This summer, however, he and his commission resigned en masse out of frustration saying the members' work was being censored by the government.
In January, Emna El Hammi expressed concern about the army -- following an order by the military tribunal -- becoming a censor after it had helped topple Ben Ali.
Her blog post "Freedom of expression in post-revolution Tunisia: 'moral' and 'legal' new basis for censorship" on the Nawat portal referred to the censorship of five Facebook pages that sharply criticized the army.
While censorship was more political in nature pre-revolution, there's been a drift towards religious and moral censorship, she reported, with Islamists acting as social pressure groups and Salafists calling for an Islamic state as well as the right of female university students to wear the niqab (full-facial veil).
"'J'accuse,' you Islamists who are trying to unravel the state," wrote Rajaa Ben Slama in a take on French author Emile Zola's famous line from an open letter he wrote to then president Félix Faure in 1898 in the newspaper L'Aurore accusing the government of anti-Semitism for jailing a Jewish army general, Alfred Dreyfus, on charges of espionage.
Ben Slama accused Islamists and Salafists, claiming they had hijacked the revolution, used violence to snuff out liberal dissent, and tightened the noose around the media's neck, all in the name of religion.
"And I condemn Mr. Rashid al-Ghannushi (head of the ruling Ennahda Party) because on the night of June 13, while a curfew was in place across the country, and our hearts were quivering, we saw him on state-run TV calling for demonstrations on Friday in support of what he deemed protecting what is holy," she said.
The article was illustrated by a caricature in French of a bearded Salafist holding a club telling his fully veiled wife he was going to see an exhibition, under the headline "Tunisian cultural life" and the suggestion he planned to destroy the exhibits on display.
Arab & Mediterranean Music Center in Sidi Bou Said
Tunisian reformers, activists, bloggers, journalists and others who suffered under Ben Ali are eager to see radical changes in record time, which may not be realistic, as the dust has yet to settle on their country's revolution.
One of Zine El Abidine Ben Ali's deserted palaces
However, the systems needed to ensure the freedoms for which they clamor are not fully in place, and many Tunisians working in the media have to learn how to become journalists.
Photos are author's own, unless noted
This is a revised, summarized version of an article that appeared in the latest issue of Middle East Media Educator.