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I was born in 1970, the dawn of arguably the weirdest decade of style in the brief history of our country. The clothes, the hair, the television shows, and definitely the cars. The quintessential `70s automobile manufacturer was American Motors Company (AMC).
Most people who survived the `70s remember AMC for the Pacer, the car my mother called 'the pregnant roller skate'. Even the commercial for it has a womb-like subtext.
It may seem like I'm feeling some `70s nostalgia, but you couldn't be more off base. I might have felt that way if mom bought the pregnant roller skate. Instead, she put good money on another AMC car - one she claims had the best review from Consumer Reports for a compact: the Gremlin.
To this day, I have always wondered how anyone in their right mind could name a machine after a mythical creature known for destroying machinery. It's like moving to Pittsburgh and naming your first-born "Cleveland."
Within two months of her purchase, the Gremlin broke down at least six times. I learned enough about wreckers before the age of seven that I was two breakdowns away from learning how to operate a wheel lift.
But don't feel sorry for my mom. She had a temper that made Steve Smith (prior to anger counseling) seem playful. After a half-dozen rides in a tow truck, the local AMC dealership got a dose of my mother's ire the next time they called her at her office.
AMC Dealer: Ms. Waldman, your Gremlin is ready for you to pick up.
Ms. Waldman: You can keep it.
AMC Dealer: I'm sorry, I don't think I heard you correctly?
Ms. Waldman: You heard me just fine.
AMC Dealer: Um, ma'am I don't think you understand . . .
Ms. Waldman: No. You're the one who doesn't seem to understand. You sold me a lemon. That car spends more time on the side of the road than a hitchhiker in a prison jump suit and an eye patch! I've spent hundreds of dollars on fixing this car and every time you tell me it's fixed, I'm returning to your shop in a wrecker the next week!!!
AMC Dealder: I understand what you're saying, but . . .
Ms. Waldman: Oh no you don't. I am through. I'm keeping this loaner - it runs great. Hell, I should know: I've driven it more than I've driven the lemon. Be my guest and sell that piece of fruit to another sucker. Better yet, do the right thing and junk it before the Better Business Bureau camps out at your dealership.
AMC Dealer: We can't do that.
Ms. Waldman: Well, I can and I will. Just watch me. Better yet, just keep waiting for me at the shop and see what happens. I hope you have a comfortable chair - Click.
They didn't watch or wait.
An hour later, a wrecker pulls into the parking lot of my mom's office with her Gremlin in tow. The driver walks into the building, makes a beeline for her office, and without saying a word, places the keys to the Gremlin on her desk and holds out his empty hand. I don't know what happened next, but she came home in the Gremlin that day.
We had that car in our family for another three years until she sold it to a Michigan State student for a few hundred dollars. He had his girlfriend take a picture of him with the car. While leaning against the vehicle, the Gremlin's new owner put his hand through the rusted hood.
My mom made sure to remind him that the money already changed hands.
You may have never owned a car that was a lemon, but everyone reading this has owned the fantasy player version of my mom's AMC Gremlin. Whether it's chronic breakdowns, defective parts, or rough road, we've all gotten stuck with a player who doesn't play to his promise. Worse still, we continue to hang onto some of these players with a deluded shred of hope until his value turns to rust.
This week, I'm listing three runners and a passer whose time has come to put up or shut up. I'm covering them as if I had a chance to have a one-on-one sit-down with each.
With the possible exception of the quarterback, it's probably never going to happen for these guys if don't make good in 2013. Although most of us are going to take some amount of risk in a fantasy draft, I think you've gone too far if you cross check your cheat sheet with this article and get an inkling that "Prove It" might be the motto of your future squad.
Jonathan Stewart
You're one of the two best running backs I've evaluated at the college level since I started authoring the Rookie Scouting Portfolio. Size. Speed. Agility. Ricky Williams had nothng on you.
At 235 pounds, you made cuts at Oregon that made Emmitt Smith jealous. You've had enough jaw-dropping moments as a Panther to become the most eagerly anticipated coming attraction since the movie industry discovered the sequel.
You've been a fantasy starter in 12-team leagues twice in your five-year career and an RB1 once - both during your first two seasons. But the closest you've come since is a No.25 ranking in 2011. But your career yards per carry average of 4.7 keeps us coming back to the well.
We blame the presence of Deangelo Williams, a runner who could do a mean imitation of Tony Dorsett if central casting needed a runner for a movie about the Tom Landry-era Cowboys. Cam Newton - aka the Tar Heel Blue-Feathered, Giant Red Zone Vulture - compounds the excuse factor we give you for failing to make good on your immense promise.
But I'm beginning to think you're defective parts. You're always dealing with a foot-ankle-or Achilles' related injury. Jene Bramel says you have wheels of a back the age and mileage of Michael Turner. Too bad you and Ray Rice are the same age and you only have 56 percent of the Raven runner's career touches.
You, Williams, and the Panthers also seem content to stick around Carolina and maintain the same arrangement as if everything is cool. It ain't cool. Ask any fantasy owner or former Panthers season ticket holder.
I'm beginning to think you know that you can't maintain a starter workload. Perhaps you're fine with collecting a decent paycheck and maintaining an aura of "what could have been" among fans. It's good business. Everyone has seen your massive talent that has at least been good enough to generate a mass delusion about you someday earning 300 carries.
I'm telling them to take the cup of tainted Kool-Aid away from their lips and set it on the table and remind them that the odds are against them of winning the lottery this next weekend, dating the super model, or seeing the day that you become a fantasy RB1.
As skilled as you are, you have to prove you can handle least a 250-carry workload and not miss multiple games. As good as Williams can be, you have to prove that you don't want to be your buddy's nursemaid. And as impossible as it seems that anyone will pry goal line carries away from Cam Newton, you have to prove you're ready to make the Panthers coaching staff think twice about vaulting its young quarterback over the line of scrimmage time and time again.
Don't even get me started on Carolina adding Mike Tolbert.
I like that Mike Shula is veering away from the steady diet of zone read. I'd like him to bring a little more of his daddy's Csonka-Kiick-Morris dynamic to the running game. Heck, I'll settle for his ill-fated days at Alabama if it means you get to run from an I formation and you're given a true chance to get into a rhythm before they put Williams back in the game.
Even so, you have to prove that you're still worth taking between rounds 5-7 of re-drafts. In dynasty leagues, you're like some meal you got from the local grocery store deli that's sitting in someone's refrigerator in a plastic container with a due date that has recently expired. Some toss it out, the more adventurous take a sniff before consuming.
I've been telling dynasty owners to cut their losses with you this year and seek a deal with the guy sporting the iron stomach. Trade for that promising first-round receiver still transitioning to the NFL. Take that pick combo of a 2nd and 4th in exchange for you. It doesn't seem like much for a back with your talent, but considering you don't practice due to flareups of a body part that has remained a problem since your college days, I don't the "future RB1" talk has curdled.
The desperate owners among us may take a spoon and remove the top layer of mold growing on your long-term viability and still take a chance on you in re-draft leagues. I get it. I may even do it. But you'll have to prove me wrong in dynasty, because if I don't sell you now I might be junking you sooner than later.
In terms of skills, I was dead-wrong about you, McFadden. I didn't think you had the handling of a street motorcycle to go with that blazing speed. I thought if you couldn't plant and cut, you couldn't amount to anything more than a faster version of LeShon Johnson.
You're not familiar with Johnson? Picture a straight-line runner who seemingly closed his eyes, hit the hole as hard as he could, and kept moving his arms and legs until he was on the ground or hit the back wall of the stadium. I heard that defensive tackles often had to tell Johnson to open his eyes and stop moving because he was down.
However, you proved me right when you couldn't demonstrate the patience and decision-making to become a productive full-time zone scheme runner last year. For the record, I don't want to be proven right at your expense. I like seeing players succeed - especially someone with your breath-taking talent.
Still, you've never played an NFL season wire-to-wire.
I think it's because you're too upright as a runner. The pads only come down when you're anticipating a collision. You hammer into opponents like they're a nail. The problem is you're not hitting nails a fraction of the weight of your hammer.
I'd rather see you use your pads like an ax chopping down a tree; striking from an angle where you can control the direction of the impact and your opponents don't have access to your innards.
With a late-June ADP of RB18 in 2013, would I rather have you or second-year runner David Wilson at RB19? Wilson is a player whom Tom Coughlin now laments punishing as harshly as he did in 2012 for a couple of early-season fumbles. Can you really blame me for bypassing you for Reggie Bush at RB20? He's started at least 14 games in 3 of the past 4 years and only missed 1 game in 2 seasons.
Even the unproven Lamar Miller has more appeal to me as RB22. I know he runs with his eyes open and his pads down. He might be more efficient breakaway threat, too.
I like that you're returning to a gap scheme blocking system, but you still hit holes like you're on a kamikaze mission. Until you prove that you can protect your body, you may never finish a season. And until you prove that you can finish a season, fantasy owners may write you off as a massively talented, fragile, and fundamentally flawed player who had a fluke year as a fantasy starter.
I can't count on you in re-draft leagues unless you arrive on my doorstep as an RB3, but at an RB2 investment you're looking more and more like a Gremlin with a 5-liter V-8.
Someone I know - I don't remember who it was - compared you to Ryan Grant. I think Grant was a good running back, but an overachiever. Personally, I think you are to Ryan Grant in football what Mickey Rourke is to Nick Cage as an actor.
In terms of talent, you and Rourke wipe the floor with Grant and Cage even if I can appreciate what all four individuals have done at various points of their careers. However, you're heading down a similar path that cost Rourke a chance to become one of the great leading actors of his generation.
Some say you're temperamental - an insecure mix of arrogance and rock-bottom self-esteem that has made it difficult for you to capitalize on a golden opportunity to succeed Ladainian Tomlinson in a Norv Turner, run-friendly offense that would have fed you 300-320 times a season for the past three years if you only had your act together.
I get it, you're a slow learner. It didn't help that the movie Leprechaun: Back 2 Tha' Hood gave the Chargers offensive line a run for its money as a better supporting cast. Still, I'm glad you're taking responsibility for yourself this year and working harder in the off season, because you have a lot to prove.
They didn't draft you in the first round to be average. Undrafted free agents are expected to be average. You have stardom running through those legs.
You possess the balance to bounce off hits from linemen and linebackers from awkward angles that end most runs at the line of scrimmage. When it comes to speed and agility you can cut through the second wave of defenders like a surfer emerging from a barrel of water that appeared a split-second from pulling him under.
You have to show that you have the resiliency not to turn one bad play into several. You have to stay healthy. And you have to demonstrate effort and consistency when the ball isn't coming your way.
Danny Woodhead's arrival in San Diego is like casting you with a dog act. It will be very easy for the little fella to upstage you and become the fan and media favorite - just ask my Audible brethren who are about to fall under Woodhead's spell. It will be important that you don't dwell on what he does, but maximize what you can do.
Otherwise, they'll be right - and honestly, hating on you is probably the easiest way to be right in fantasy fotball.
As the RB24 in 2013 re-drafts, you still could be a bargain. I can even see you as a buy-low in dynasty leagues. Maybe it's because you've assessed your NFL performance as 'average'. I like self-realization. The fact that you're aware that you've been cheating yourself and you're only 25, it's conceivable that you have 3-5 years of strong production ahead of you.
Ask Marshawn Lynch. Of course, Lynch also had new life in a new home. You don't have the luxury right now.
Some of my readers suggested Andy Dalton as a quarterback who belongs on the 'Prove It' list. I disagree, but I understand why it's the Bengals' quarterback who gets the fan vote of disdain.
Sam Bradford, you throw a gorgeous deep ball. Analysts talk highly of you. Without a receiver like Calvin Johnson, A.J. Green, or Steve Smith, fans make excuses for you.
In contrast, many of your fans imagine Dalton grunting like Monica Seles when he goes vertical and it makes their teeth itch. They grow frustrated with deep passes that force Green to put his body in harm's way. They never expected Dalton to be a franchise quarterback, but they are still holding vigil for you to cross that threshold.
They see your arm, your height, evidence of poise, your college production, your lack of surrounding talent at the skill positions, and poor offensive line play, and they're ready to cite every excuse in the book.
Wait, is there any excuse left that I didn't already mention? But for now, I think some your backers need a reality check.
Dalton is the quarterback who has helped lead his team to the playoffs. He has 47 touchdowns in 2 seasons. It has taken you 3 years to compile 45. You've never been better than the No.20 fantasy starter. Dalton has been no worse than a top-15 quarterback.
Your backers say you were a top-12 quarterback during the second half of the season in 2012. Somehow the last eight games of a season is in their minds a good statistical indicator of projecting future success. I've fallen into this hole before.
Carson Palmer, Eli Manning (twice), Mark Sanchez, Tim Tebow, Jason Campbell (twice), Kerry Collins, David Garrard (three times), Chad Henne, Kyle Orton (twice), and Tyler Thigpen, were all high performers during the stretch run of at least one season between 2008 and 2011. This second-half run was not a precursor to future success.
It's a pretty bauble of an argument, but there are too many moving parts to justify it as a good one.
But hey, at least you throw a gorgeous ball. I guess you win the football beauty contest over the red-headed, Cincinnati step-child.
Forget Dalton. He's not your real competition. Last year, Jeff Fisher could have kept the No.2 pick and taken Robert Griffin. You're four years into your tenure in St. Louis. While many see 25 as young, football years are a different animal. They don't realize it, but in in their world you're more like a guy in his mid-thirties in the corporate world who hasn't done anything consistent enough to help a team become successful.
The Rams' coach and front office understand that they better do everything they can to erase the specter of passing on Robert Griffin if they don't want to lose their jobs. I'm sure you feel the same way. You don't want yet another new head coach and offensive system, because it will likely be your last as a starter.
To use the words of the immortal Charles Christopher Parker: Now's The Time.
The Rams are putting some Oklahoma in their offense with the hope that they play to your strengths and build the team in your image. Speedy receivers with skill after the catch. Up-tempo pacing. Spreading the field. Hybrid options at running back and tight end.
Hell, they're two seconds away from constructing a Sooner Schooner in St. Louis with the West Virginia Mountaineer holding the reins!
However, there isn't a single skill player on this team who can be described in NFL or fantasy terms as proven:
- Tavon Austin - Rookie
- Stedman Bailey - Rookie.
- Brian Quick - A raw, second-year player.
- Austin Pettis - Third-year player with little playing time to date.
- Chris Givens - One year of proof he can generate big plays.
- Jared Cook - Never been a worthy fantasy starter in a 12-team league.
- Lance Kendricks - Makes Jared Cook's production look like Tony Gonzalez's by comparison.
- Isaiah Pead - Second-year player who worked the bench because he didn't understand the offense as a rookie.
- Daryl Richardson - Second-year player.
- Zac Stacy - Rookie.
If half of these players develop into a quality contributors, this offense can surprise. But I think you know that's a high success rate for any NFL team's skill-player draft picks. It would be considered a major success if a third of this group develops into quality starters.
I think it's safer to pick two and when you do, don't expect that development to come this year. But Jeff Fisher knows what he's doing, right?
Let's look at the Titans during the Fisher era:
- Chris Johnson vs. Steven Jackson? Push.
- Kenny Britt vs. Danario Alexander/Brian Quick? Edge Titans.
- Kendall Wright vs. Chris Givens/Tavon Austin? Slight edge Rams.
- Titans offensive line vs. Rams offensive line? Edge Titans even with upgrades in St. Louis and poor play last year in Tennessee.
- Titans Jared Cook and Craig Stevens vs. Rams Jared Cook and Lance Kendrick? Edge Titans.
- Nate Washington/Damien Williams vs. Stedman Bailey/Austin Pettis? Push.
From a talent and performance standpoint, I think the Titans offense had more capable talent and their offense is still on the runway. Remember, the Titans offensive line was considered one of the best in the league until last year. The Rams unit should be better than it was, but don't expect miracles.
What I think matters most is something none of us know - not even you, Sam Bradford. Are the Rams are giving you a mulligan for the past two years? Is 2013 your unofficial re-boot.
For your sake I hope so. Because as much as I like the promise of Stacy, Austin, Bailey, and Cook, I think only one of them performs to expectation as a reliable starter. Maybe another provides a half a season of quality games.
Sorry if I'm a downer, Sam, but I'm just being realistic. If NFL teams hit on one skill player every other year, they're doing pretty well. If they hit on one a year, they're likely a playoff team.
So excuse me if I don't believe this is the year that you're morphing into the top-12 quarterback everyone wants to believe you are. Most fantasy owners and analysts I knew turned their nose up at Eli Manning for years and he was at least been hanging around the top-12 before he jumped to the top-six a couple of years ago. I'd argue that until Victor Cruz and Hakeem Nicks came along, the Giants receiving corps wasn't on par with the Rams.
What it means is that I'd much prefer taking a chance on you as a buy-low reserve in a dynasty league. I hope you guys get off to a slow start and improve during the second half of the season then I can maximize the bargain of this acquisition. In re-draft leagues, think there are more experienced quarterbacks with better and/or more experienced skill players helping them.
Late-June ADP has you as QB21. Carson Palmer, last year's QB16 on a Raiders' squad that was arguably worse than yours, is QB22. However, some analysts are using your lack of skill talent and poor offensive line as an excuse. They haven't given that kind of pass to Palmer.
If you were inheriting Larry Fitzgerald and Andre Roberts, two receivers who have out-performed every receiver that has passed through St. Louis until this year, I'd feel different about you. The only pass-catching weapon Arizona needs to make a successful NFL transition to elevate this offense is Michael Floyd. I think it's a strong bet that he'll overtake Roberts this year - and I still think Roberts can provide quality production as the No.3 in Arizona.
Further, I think there's a bias against Palmer and the Cardinals in the same way everyone wrote off Giants' flop Kurt Warner when he moved to the desert. Palmer only played 10 games in 2011 - same as you, Bradford - and he was more productive. You had training camp. You had an off season to learn an offense. Palmer was learning the playbook while he was starting.
Apples and oranges, you say? One is a grizzled veteran while the other is just a fourth-year guy. Perhaps, but in NFL terms both are ripe fruits.
Fantasy owners see the Cardinals as the ugly duckling of the NFL. I see a young swan. As for you Sam Bradford, if you don't prove that all you needed was an offense suitable to your talents then all Rams fans will see is a scapegoat. Personally, I don't know how anyone justifies drafting you before Palmer.
As promising as your offensive system is supposed to be on paper, Matt Schaub and his run-based Texans squad might be a better bet this year.
If I own your rights for my fantasy team in a re-draft league, I'm thinking about dealing you to the highest bidder. If I'm fortunate, you get off to a good start against Arizona and Atlanta, and I leave you with your new fantasy owner at the side of the road.
Don't let the burnt rubber peeling off my tires hit you in the face.
Part II profiles receivers and tight ends who need to step up or step off.


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Probing the Media
March 2007
8 – 2007.006
What is a leading
Unaccountably, I have
been asleep for the past 18 months over the deficiencies
of the media (see earlier items below). Now I have
woken up I give you this item.
The Observer 25
March 2007
Christina Odone wrote
in the paper about Oxbridge interviews. I put the
following on its Comment is Free site under the
pen name Pedantissimo-
Christina says 'It's
no wonder the interview fills middle-class parents
with dread, petrified lest the inquisitors ask leading
questions ("Did your parents go to university?")'.
Did Christina go to uni herself? If so, does she
not know that this isn't a leading question?
A leading question
is one that 'leads' a witness to the
desired response by suggesting the answer.
August 2005
7 - 2005.051
We are all guilty
Among the range
of splendid characters in the gallery of Peter Simple
of the Daily Telegraph was the bleeding-heart
sociologist Dr Heinz Kiosk, whose refrain was We
are all guilty. There is nowadays much sloppy journalism
around, which Peter Simple would have disdained.
This is true even of the once respected London Times.
One aspect of this sloppiness is the habit of attacking
some regrettable feature of modern life on the basis
that every reader is guilty of it. This is obviously
false, and calculated to infuriate the innocent.
Here are some examples.
On 3 August 2005
a sentence on the Times front page read: "The
increase in drinking is such that every adult in
the country drinks more than a third of a pint of
pure alcohol a week." It is obviously untrue
that every adult in the country drinks more than
a third of a pint of pure alcohol a week. My wife
and I are adults in this country and neither of
us drinks any alcohol at all in any week, pure or
impure. The same is true of many other adults.
The Times has
a Saturday Supplement called body&soul (note
the smart absence of spaces and capitals). On 13
August 2005 an item on page 2 of this said-
' But
what is it about summer holidays that makes us behave
as if there wasn't a risk in the world? .
. . The trick is to do new things while being aware
of how bad we are at assessing risk and making sure
that we take all necessary preparations and precautions'.
My wife and I
fancy we are rather good at assessing risk – we've
had enough practice at it in our combined 160 years.
The Times has
a daily Supplement called T2. On 16 August 2005
this had an item saying about a 15-year-old girl
giving a 13-year-old boy what used to be known as
fellatio, but is nowadays vulgarly called a blow
" You
did it, I did it. It is what thousands of teenagers
have done, and always will do. It happens every
Actually, neither
my wife (she assures me) nor I did it. The latter
item also transgressed by being based on a serious
mistake of law, which I described in Probing the
Media 6.
6 - 2005.049
The Times (T2
supplement), 16 August 2005
Amazing error
by The Times
As is widely
known, British sex law was updated in 2003 by the
new Sexual Offences Act. While the Bill for that
was going through Parliament I was active in proposing
amendments. I particularly opposed, without success,
the Government's insistence that normal sexual
interchanges between teenagers who were both under
the age of consent (sixteen) should not be criminalized.
For example I said-
'It is
surely quite wrong that the police and Crown Prosecution
Service should be involved at all in such cases.
The fact that the CPS might eventually decide that
it is not in the public interest to proceed with
a prosecution even though technically a crime has
been committed is no answer. The existence of this
residual CPS discretion should never be used as
an excuse for labelling conduct as criminal when
truly it is not. The right of any citizen to bring
a private prosecution also has to be borne in mind
here. This right might be exercised for example
by a spiteful neighbour. Nor in such cases is it 'appropriate
to pursue the matter through child protection .
. . processes'. This still brands the children's
conduct as criminal, calling for intervention by
state services. Such intervention can do immense
harm to the children, and is uncalled for.' [See
my 'Briefing
on Sexual Offences Act 2003']
In its T2 supplement
for 16 August 2005 The Times has fallen
into the trap set by the 2003 Act. On the front
cover there is a photograph of a boy with his head
in his hands and the caption-
'A knock
at the door. On the step, two detectives. They said
to my 13-year-old son: "We are arresting you
for rape"'.
Inside, the 'Cover
story' has shriek headlines: OUR SON,
The headline is wrong. In law (though not in common
sense) there was a rape, and their son committed
The report says: 'But this supposed rape victim was a 15-year-old girl
who had given an ill-advised blow job to a 13-year-old boy . . .' It
is the 2003 Act that is ill-advised. It says this was rape because the girl
was too young to give effective consent. In allowing his penis to be enclosed
by her mouth the boy committed rape because he intentionally penetrated the
mouth of another person with his penis when she did not consent (because her
actual consent was ineffective). Section 1 says so.
Admittedly section
1 says it is only rape if the defendant does not
reasonably believe that the 'victim' consents,
but that does not save the boy. He may have believed
that the girl consented, but his belief was not
reasonable because he is taken to have known she
was under age so that her consent was ineffective.
This is absurd of course, but under our system ignorance
of the law is no excuse.
For two pages The
Times mistakenly rampages on about 'the
rape that never was', thus gravely misleading
its readers.. Obviously it should have got a lawyer
to vet this sensational story about the criminal
law. Oddly enough the T2 supplement contained
the weekly Law section, but this story was not
in it.
July 2005
5 - 2005.038
Times Body&Soul
2 July 2005
Hilly Janes edits
the Times Saturday supplement they call Body&Soul
(removing the spaces is thought by these shallow
minds to make the title snappier). On 2 July Hilly
gave us an editorial setting out all the goodies
she has planned for eager readers. She asks for
what she fashionably calls 'feedback' so
I sent in the following.
Hilly may be
a good editor but she strikes me as a very poor
writer. What she is editing is ephemeral journalism:
tomorrow's chip wrapping. Her exaggerated
style makes it appear she rates it slightly above
the level of the Rubáiyát of Omar
Fear not, she
says about the absence of a regular writer. Fear
is a serious matter, and doesn't enter into
that sort of thing. Her bit of the paper "is
now one of the best-loved sections". Best-loved?
Hilly reminds me of those silly advertisements which
talk about loving your car. Again Hilly, love is
a serious matter. We don't bestow it on things
like tomorrow's chip wrapping.
Then we have
what she calls "food coverage". I cover
my food with things like butter and jam, but not
so Hilly. The one who does the covering for her,
Jane Clarke, is "brilliant". This puts
Clarke in the same league as Brillat-Savarin, the
noted gourmet chef. Well I wonder about that.
Hilly can't quite master the grammar. She writes-
" If you'd
like a greener lifestyle [covered with mould perhaps?]
but can't quite get your act together, our
new Eco-Worrier column, by Body&Soul writer
Anna Shepard, will point the way."
The fact is that
Anna Shepard will point the way anyway, whether
or not I'd like a greener lifestyle. The stated
condition preceded by "if" simply doesn't
apply. That's grammar Hilly.
Finally, I feel
a little bit captious about the idea that a mere
newspaper column will accomplish the considerable
feat of "helping me to get out more".
If dire threats from my GP won't do it I doubt
if Hilly's newspaper feature Breathing Space
will impart the necessary propulsion. Over-stated
again. Bad writing.
To sum up, I
think, Hilly, that a little more realism is called
for. Let's come down to earth, shall we? Then
your precious section might become a bit more worthy
of spending a little bit of our precious time on.
June 2005
4 - 2005.034
26 May 2005
Ever since James
Naughtie said on the BBC Radio Four Today programme
just before the 2005 general election that he hoped 'we' (meaning
the Blairites) would win the election I have thought
of the BBC as the Blairite Broadcasting Corporation.
I first exposed Blair and the Blairites in my book THE
BLIGHT OF BLAIRISM, and shall go on doing so
whenever I can.
However I am
writing now on another aspect of the Today programme,
namely its propensity suddenly to abandon serious
news and treat us to current affairs snippets, often
boring and sometimes very noisy. I am in a sensitive
state in the early morning and do not like sudden
On 26 May 2005
I sent Today the following rude message-
The Today programme,
at around 7.45 after discussing the newspapers,
always has some silly item that makes me switch
off. Today it was the voices of South American tribes
speaking their barbarous tongue. It's not
what we want to hear as we struggle to start the
day. Please give us sensible news items about things
that actually matter to us (not OUGHT to matter).
I was rather
surprised to get a civilised reply from a named
individual. This led to an interchange in which
I learnt something. Today is not, as I had thought,
a news programme. It is a news and current affairs
The BBC also
put this another way, distinguishing 'hard' news
and 'soft' news. This translates as
Hard news =
genuine news
Soft news =
current affairs items that are not real news.
Today is both
a hard news and a soft news programme. I wish it
This is developed at greater length in Blog
May 2005
3 - 2005.031
The Oldie,
May 2005
The editor Richard Ingrams said (page 3)
that 'as usual a star-studded galaxy' had
attended one of the paper's functions.
This has two
faults of style, as the OED calls them:-
(1) It is tainted
by pleonasm, or use of superfluous words. A galaxy
consists of stars; that's what the word means.
So it has to be star-studded or it wouldn't
be a galaxy.
(2) It is magniloquent,
described by the OED as 'talking big' or 'boastful'.
Comment An
editor should set an example.
2. William
De'Ath wrote (page 21) 'a club
committee comprised of several golf-playing, white-moustached
old colonels . . .'
This confuses 'comprise' and
compose'. The committee was either composed
of several colonels or comprised (that is included)
several colonels.
Comment This
is a common error, which no professional writer
should commit.
Someone calling himself Diarmaid Ó Muirithe,
who writes a column on English words, said (page
35) that he had never in his life heard the expression 'He
wouldn't set the Thames on fire' (some
A glance at
the familiar Brewer would have enlightened
this man with the peculiar name.
Brewer tells
us that the expression probably originated with
a Latin saw (no surprise there).
Comment Why
spend nearly half your column on far-fetched musings
when, as usual, Mr Ebenezer Cobham Brewer (1810-1897)
has the answer?
4. Jonathan
Cecil wrote (page 54) 'As I think Max
Beerbohm said, "If you like that kind of
thing, then that's the kind of thing you
Actually it
was Abraham Lincoln, and what he said was: 'People
who like this sort of thing will find this is the
sort of thing they like' (G. W. E. Russell, Collections
and Recollections (1898) ch.30).
Comment If
you're not sure, why not look it up – especially
when you're being paid for your efforts?
May 2005
2 - 2005.030
Telegraph, 1 May 2005
House says that the ST article 'Camilla
hurt by a thousand poison pens' is untrue.
Only 4 per cent of over 25,000 letters were unsupportive.
Blair says the ST statement that Luciana
Berger is his girlfriend is untrue. 'Luciana
Berger is not, and never has been, my girlfriend',
says he.
Horrocks, BBC Head of Current affairs, contradicts
the ST report 'Tory fury as BBC sends hecklers
to bait Howard'. He says: 'the slogans
you attribute to the hecklers . . . are entirely
Woolwich says last week's ST report
that he quit Channel Four's Hard News after
producers wanted it to be less confrontational
is false.
Apr 2005
1 - 2005.020
The Times,
25 Apr 2005
installation ceremony
Owen carelessly said the new Pope Benedict
XVI was installed in a 'centuries-old ceremony'.
In fact the ceremony has been altered greatly
in recent years so as to delete the coronation
with the triple crown and in other ways emphasise
that the Holy Father is the humble 'servant
of the servants of God'.
Benedict is not 'smug'
Ruth Gledhill spitefully
said Pope Benedict had a 'smug' smile
when he showed himself on the balcony for the first
time. On the contrary his smile displayed humility
mingled with incredulity that he had been chosen
by the cardinals, coupled with a remarkable friendliness
and compassion for all.
The Times,
27 Apr 2005
Laura Peek ignorantly
described the Dean of Ripon as a clerk in Holy Order
(instead of Holy Orders – there are several
of them).


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Do Hair Scrubs Work?
Ever since our dry shampoo addiction was called into question we've been paying closer attention to our scalps. Turns out they need almost as much cleansing, moisturizing, and exfoliating as our faces do.
Yes: Exfoliating.
How do you buff away dead skin cells up there? That's where scalp scrubs come into play. They get the job done, plain and simple. But because they can be pricey — plus require a whole other step — we don't use them as much as we should. So when we learned that Dr. Francesca Fusco, dermatologist at Wexler Dermatology, had a hack for store-bought scrubs, we were all ears.
"Adding a tablespoon of sugar to a dollop of shampoo will gently exfoliate the scalp and easily dissolve and rinse out without leaving any residue on hair," explains Dr. Fusco. And not only are you removing all the gunk more efficiently, but nixing dead skin cells allows conditioners to penetrate efficiently. So you're getting a deeper clean and better moisture, all at the same time.
Ummm, brave enough to try it? I did… and let's say its #AmiraApproved 🙂


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A "thank you" and a few updates.
Yesterday was the official release date for "The Orbit Magazine Anthology".
To those who gave, thank you for your support. As I have said many times, it means more than you know.
It's already flying off store shelves. Amazon is on back order, and other stories are reordering copies. So, get your hands on this first printing, because they are going fast.
In the meantime, I wanted to let you know the press has been great. Hour Detroit & Revue West Michigan has written about it in the new September issue. The Detroit Free Press will be running an except this Sunday in the print & online editions. I'll also be on Fox 2 Detroit on Friday morning, September 4th, in the 9am hour. So, look for that.
I also wanted to let you know that there are several signings/events coming up. Here's the latest schedule:
Thursday September 10th, 2015 7-9pm
Book Beat – 26010 Greenfield Oak Park, MI 48237
Friday September 11th, 2015 7-10pm
Inner State Gallery – 1410 Gratiot Ave. Detroit, MI 48207
Saturday September 12th, 2015 1-3pm
Green Brain Comics – 13936 Michigan Ave, Dearborn, MI 48126
Sunday September 13th, 2015 1-3pm
Paperback Writer Books – 61 Macomb Place Mt. Clemens, MI 48043
Monday September 14th, 2015 7pm-9pm
Film Screening "Who Am I This Time?" (starring Jerry Vile) & Book Signing
Cinema Detroit (Inside the old Burton School) – 3420 Cass Ave Detroit, MI 48201
Saturday September 19th, 2015 1-3pm
Detroit Comics – 23333 Woodward Ave. Ferndale, MI 48220
Wednesday September 23rd, 2015 7-9pm
Punk Roundtable with Steve Miller (author of "Detroit Rock City: The Uncensored History of Rock N Roll in America's Loudest City") & Tesco Vee of The Meatmen (author of "Touch & Go: The Complete Hardcore Punk Zine")
Schuler Books & Music – 2820 Towne Center Blvd. Lansing, MI 48912
Friday October 16th, 2015 7-9pm
Schuler Books & Music – 2660 28th Street SE Grand Rapids, MI 49512
Saturday November 21st, 2015 2-4pm
Pages Bookshop – 19560 Grand River Ave. Detroit, MI 48223
There will be more events including a big book release party in November – details soon.
In the meantime, I hope you'll get a copy for yourself and check it out. When you do, please let me and others know (if you're hip to that social media stuff like Facebook and Twitter).
Beyond just another "thank you", not much else to tell you expect enjoy the end of the Summer & the cool days of Fall.
Rob St. Mary
Author of "The Orbit Magazine Anthology"


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23 Sep
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Thank you to all those that donated.
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Christmas is just around the corner. So time to ask yourself…have you been good this year?
I think Santa would be fairly happy with me this year. There's always room for improvement but I've banked a lot of goodness points by doing loads of yoga. That is how it works right?
I'm lucky enough to have one of the best Yoga studios in London pretty much on my doorstep. Well more specifically just above my studio in the Bussey Building at Peckham Rye.
Yogarise is fast becoming my second home – when I have a spare hour or two, I'm there getting my downward dog on. And now my work is on show and for sale in the studio too!
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The weather has been really dreary and there's loads of natural light at Yogarise so these photos don't do the studio justice at all. You'll just have to come down and see them for yourself. Contact me for more information or just turn up.
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One of the most anticipated fighting events of the recent times, UFC 202, has taken place and finished with some amazing and memorable fights. Almost all the fights were satisfactory for the viewers, and there was enough adrenaline rush involved in each match.
Connor McGregor Defeats Nate Diaz
The fight was full of twists and turns and brought the spectators to the edge of their seats. Both the fighters gave the best fight of their lives and by the end of the match were clearly seen bloodied and battered. In the end, McGregor picked up a well-deserved victory via majority decision, with the scorecards reading 48-47, 47-47 and 48-47.
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On a similar note, Brock Lesner, the UFC, and WWE superstar, also known as the Best incarnate, was asked by an interviewer his thoughts about Conor McGregor. The interviewer (Sam) asked Lesner if he would like to fight McGregor in the WWE ring? And the response was brutal. Lesner said that he takes bigger *beep* than McGregor. He said many other things as well. Here's the full statement:
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The prosecutor of a Paris Court asked for a three year prison term on Thursday, with at least 18 months served for Bernard Sainz, for trafficking, administration of drugs and the illegal practice of medicine. Nicknamed 'Dr. Mabuse', the former horse breeder was involved in distributing illegal performance enhancing drugs to professional cyclists in the late 1990's.
The prosecutor also recommended a four month suspended sentence for attorney Bernard Lavelot, who was accused as an accomplice. Sainz' lawyer, Jean-Louis Pelletier, denounced the recommendation as "disproportionate", comparing it to the ten months sentence handed down to trainer Willy Voet after the Festina affair.
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On this page I list those companies that are jewelers that provide the full online shopping service. To be included on this list the jeweler had to not only have a good product, but had to make their product easily searchable and accessible. I also figured that most people searching for the best place to buy fancy color diamonds online would be looking for more than merely an amped up business card. These websites are complete online shops. They also offer good terms and excellent customer service.
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Asteria Diamonds
Website: www.asteriadiamonds.com
Asteria Diamonds has been in the diamond trade since 1973. They are mostly known as a supplier of high quality jewelry and natural colored diamonds to the jewelry trade . (read their story here) Asteria Diamonds is a diamond and jewelry manufacturing firm. This means they both source their diamonds from mines and are responsible for the cutting, polishing, grading. They also handle the eventual sale. In 2012 they launched their online store offering a dazzling array of color diamonds as well as diamond jewelry directly to a global audience. The website boasts a wonderful inventory spanning different sizes, cuts, qualities and colors of fancy diamonds. The quality of the jewelry Asteria Diamonds offers shows the pride they take in their work. It's quite clear that they take special care to provide pieces that will be treasured by their customers. Asteria Diamonds has their headquarters in Israel with offices across the globe from New York to London. Asteria diamonds stands out among other online diamond jewelers as they are one of a few online diamond jewelers that own their stock. This means you can arrange an inspection if you so desire at one of their offices. They also have a very generous lifetime upgrade guarantee. Another service they offer is custom jewelry. You can send them a sketch or a photo of the ring you want and Asteria Diamonds' in house jeweler will design and make it.
Fancy Intense Yellow Diamond Ring From Asteria Diamonds www.asteriadiamonds.com
Leibish & Co: Fancy Color Diamonds
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Leibish & Co. is an internationally recognized specialist in natural fancy colored diamonds and colored diamond jewelry. The close-knit family business of father, daughter, and four sons began in 1979 and today is a major supplier to renowned jewelers, designers, and manufacturers around the world.
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Leibish & Co. was one of the very first fancy color diamond companies to go online, and as such have a clear understanding as to how to provide top quality and useful detailed information to their customers through their website. Founder Leibish Polnauer recognized early the Internet's potential as a sales, marketing, and service channel to reach customers worldwide. At the start of the 21st Century Leibish & Co also began manufacturing their own jewelry designs. Using color diamonds precisely calibrated for size, and graded for color Leibish & Co's color diamond engagement rings are the company's best sellers, although they create a wide range of jewelry from general items through to haute couture fine jewelry pieces. All Leibish & Co. diamonds and jewelry come certified with a GIA, Argyle, IGI, or in-house diamond certificates.
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Members of the Cabot Parks and Recreation Commision voted at the Aug. 21 meeting to prohibit dogs from the city's sports complexes. The vote came after Cabot Softball Association president Rose Easter voiced concerns of safety for those attending events, and the possibility of liability for injuries.
Easter said leashes did not sufficiently control dogs, protect people or prevent disruptions. She cited a number of instances of roaming dogs creating potentially dangerous situations or disrupting games; one dog repeatedly chased balls that were in play.
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After discussion, the Commissioners voted to restrict dogs, except for service dogs, from sports complex areas, but left unchanged permitting leashed dogs in open park areas. The restriction goes into effect immediately.


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Lizzie Borden Took an Axe
- The Famous Trials Series
- Narrated by: Edgar Lustgarten
- Length: 56 mins
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- Release date: 10-01-07
- Language: English
- Publisher: Ivan and Inge Berg
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Edgar Lustgarten's dramatization takes us back to Fall River, Massachusetts, in 1892. A wealthy and tightfisted banker and his wife are found bludgeoned to death. Lizzie Borden, a 32-year-old spinster was accused of murdering her father and stepmother with an axe. In this dramatization, listeners are presented theatrical scenes from the Bordens' family life and, later, various witnesses offering testimony at the trial, whose voices are run through reverb to evoke a large courtroom.
Lustgarten narrates this gripping story in an erudite British accent, but the key figures in the case speak in convincing New England accents.
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By Polly Poizendem on 21-01-17
THEE Unsolved Murder Of The Century
I LOVE the format of this *oldie but goodie* audiobook - presented in a style akin to an old school "play", with parts overdubbed by the narrator as if he were an invisible spectator actually observing the unfolding scenes. His voice has a great tone...serious, slightly brit and scholarly mature. The additional actors voices are not bad either. Normally with multiple narrators, there is ALWAYS ONE that ends up being annoying as heck spoiling everything, but this had none. There was also additional sound effects to enhance some of the settings. I really wished it were much longer, as it was quite enjoyable to listen to. I loved it. It was like listening to a bedtime story - for grownups. Lol.
Well over a hundred plus years later, surely everyone is familiar with the Lizzie Borden case...older spinster, two murdered parents, no one else really around to have done it but her. Having read numerous books on this, I did not glean any "new to me" information, and truthfully, I wasn't really expecting any either, so I'm not at all disappointed. Even now, crime/mystery buffs STILL debate that age old question "did she or didn't she?" since she was found NOT guilty at trial. However, as we all know by now, acquittal does NOT necessarily mean that one DIDN'T do it. Lol. Hence, the big mystery remains. So, for those of you that want to take another nostalgic spin around the Borden Murders block, it's a pleasant little true crime ride.
I absolutely plan on listening to some of the other ones done by this narrator (small series called "Famous Trials"). Because they are rather short (an hourish or so) - they are wonderfully perfect for a quickie crime fix - and are fairly cheap for those lean times in between buying more credits. Hahahaaa
One teensy weensy complaint...there seems to be just a couple of little audio glitches, sort of like a very minor quick skip/gap - but I don't believe any of the story gets lost during that. I redownloaded this and it was still there. Not bad enough to make me wanna grab an axe though. Minus'ing 1 star for that.
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By Gudrun on 27-02-18
I had heard of this trail
It was fascinating to hear what was said at the trail. Thats what I like about this Famous Trials series. The narration and atmosphere is very in keeping with the Trails.


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What does it mean to stand in the gap for others? How can you be a force for good, and for God, every day? Pastor Richie shows us from Scripture that we are commanded to stand in the gap through prayer and through decisive action for the kingdom.
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In an attempt to protect local children from secondhand smoke, Palm Springs parks have gone cold turkey.As of July, Palm Springs has been enforcing a smoking cigarettes ban at all public parks, including its skate park and sports fields where many parents have complained of smoking cigarettes near children or by children."It's a dirty habit, so I think it's a great idea. It'll help keep the parks a little cleaner," said Monica Haro of Palm Springs, a former smoker and mother of three young children."It would be nice not to see butts on the ground," Haro's friend, Mireya Contreras...More Cigarettes News
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My paintings reflect my lifelong work with diamonds. We are like diamonds - brilliant, radiant, luminous, full of potential and much more! This is the connection I want to express through my paintings. Each painting, even when inspired by particular shape and color, has my creative imagination making it unique and coveted.
Precision and geometry is poetry
My education and career as an artist, jewelry designer and a technical drawing professor helps me tremendously. I start with a blank canvas. I meticulously plot and hand sketch an under-drawing that is precise and will guide my decision on facets and colors. I love this poetry in geometry. Interpreting them into ultra-magnified facets resulting in canvases, some over 6 Feet!
I think in color
I develop my own color palette. Just like life, diamonds would be boring if they were just monochromatic. This is why my paintings are informed by the intimacy of a color palette that captures the true brilliance, reflections and colors of the diamond. Each facet is a rewarding result of multiple applications of my color palette layer-by-layer.
It takes time...from 200 to over 700 hours each
Each painting is my labor of love. Painting facets takes a lot of patience, deep concentration and judgement. I love being in that magic space! I can spend hours painting and blending each facet. Often, I lose track of time as I paint, intimately capturing the play of light and color.
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The Path To Ruin > Hitting Bottom
The Path to Ruin | Demographic Changes | Private Disinvestment: The Real Estate Follies |
Public Disinvestment: Planned Shrinkage | "The Fire War" | The Many Causes of Arson | Hitting Bottom
Hitting Bottom
by Adam J. Schwartz
In July 1977, Bushwick hit bottom, as two events shook the city and drew the attention of the nation: the New York City blackout unleashed rioting along Broadway and the "All Hands Fire", one of the largest New York City fires prior to 9/11/01, destroyed a huge area around Knickerbocker Avenue and Bleecker Street.
Taken together, both of these events were a frightening statement of just how bad things could get.
The "All Hands Fire"
On July 18 1977, a giant fire took 7 blocks from the neighborhood. The fire started at Knickerbocker Avenue and Bleecker Street in an old abandoned knitting factory. It was set by three teenagers, who were later charged with reckless endangerment, third degree assault and arson, and sentenced to 25 years in prison.
It took about 3 to 5 hours to put out the fire. It took 55 units of firefighters from Manhattan, Queens, and Brooklyn to put out the fire. The fire hydrants were no use to the firefighters because they were low on water. It turned out that the citizens throughout the summer kept on using the hydrants to fight off the heat. The firefighters also were low on equipment because of the low budget the department received. Many citizens were affected by the fire. 65 families lost their homes and about 23 buildings were destroyed, as well as 50 people injured, including firefighters. This fire was important to Bushwick because many homes were lost and it showed how dangerous leaving abandoned buildings could be.
Lourdelis Garcia and Lita Lynne
The Academy of Urban Planning
Bushwick's economy goes bad after blackout!
Bushwick's economy went bad after the blackout of 1977. Nearly 4,500 people were arrested during that blackout. Looting was a serious problem and many people stole from stores and markets. The affects were devastating to the community and many of the store owners didn't come back to repair their damaged stores. The owners were in a difficult situation because many simply would not have enough money to rebuild their stores and continue to pay higher insurance costs. In some cases the owners never received any insurance claims.
The riots and looting of 1977 had very negative affects on the Bushwick community. The many retail stores were forced to close and never reopened. This meant that the economic life of Bushwick fell as many jobs left the community. Luckily for the community the economy of Bushwick has rebounded but only after many years of neglected and abandoned storefronts.
Dilleon Stewart and Tyshawn Jackson
Academy of Urban Planning


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