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Fitzgerald's Chicago muse, 25 years of Goose Island beers, two local personalities of note....
May 17, 2013
A Chicagoan, Ginerva King, was the muse for Gatsby's Daisy Buchanan.
Gatsby fever continues: apparently Fitzgerald was inspired by Ginerva King, a Chicagoan, for his character of Daisy Buchanan (in the book, Buchanan settles on Long Island after living in Chicago for some time). [Huffington Post]
The Bulls' playoffs run may have ended Wednesday, but Benny the Bull is still one of America's top mascots. [Forbes]
Meanwhile, Craft Beer Week—a 10-day celebration of Chicago breweries—began yesterday. One of the noteworthy events this year is Goose Island's celebration of its 25th anniversary. [Chicagoist]
The Coveteur checks in with Derrick Rutledge, the man who does Oprah's makeup. [The Coveteur]
Speaking of Chicago personalities, see this interview and cool photo shoot with Glossed and Found producer/editor Emily Hard. [The Every Girl]
Photographs Courtesy Chicago History Museum
Brunch Plans: Gather
The Lincoln Square spot introduces a Sunday brunch with European and American influences.
May 17, 2013
For summer Sundays, Gather features an outdoor terrace.
Lincoln Square restaurant Gather recently added brunch to its menu, putting its signature European-American spin on some a.m. classics. With chef Ken Carter—a Charlie Trotter alum—behind the burners, the Sunday meal (10 am-2 pm) is sure to be a hit.
Opened just last December, Gather has already garnered a few dinner menu favorites, which fans of the resto won't be deprived of at brunch. Namely, the uovo raviolo—a dish that has morning meal influences to begin with—combines egg, ricotta, sweet jalapeno, pancetta, and white truffle butter. The other import from Gather's dinner menu is its unique burger, loaded with white cheddar, smoked bacon, caramelized onion, and roasted red pepper aioli.
The menu is far from just afternoon-focused fare, though. Delicious new additions include the brioche bread bowl with poached egg, pork sausage, asparagus, mushroom, and mornay, served with home fries. The pastrami hash is also appealing, with a fried egg, bell pepper, and onion; or go classic with an order of flapjacks. But whatever you pick for your main, we suggest starting with the Gathering Board: it features charcuterie, cheese, honeycomb, roasted almonds, berry jam, apple mustard, and pickled vegetables.
The cocktail offerings are traditional, and the Bloody Mary is worth it for the chorizo-stuffed olive alone. One fruity addition is the aptly named Strawberry Fields, a cocktail comprised of strawberry, basil, and rum. 4539 N. Lincoln Ave., Lincoln Square, 773-506-9300
Weekend Recommender: May 17-19
Talk art with Lynn Basa, sample French cheeses, and enjoy an alfresco workout.
May 16, 2013
Works by artist Lynn Basa at the FLATS Chicago pop-up gallery space. Basa is the artist-in-residence for this weekend's Salon Series Dinner.
FLATS Studio Salon Series Dinner
Friday, May 17, 7 pm
Uptown's FLATS Chicago development partnered with The Salon Series to put a pop-up gallery in its storefront space. The most recent in the eight-month dinner series features the work of artist-in-residence Lynn Basa; guests will enjoy a casual dinner, drinks, and in-depth discussions about art with Basa. Purchase $40 tickets at salonseries-lynnbasa-eorg.eventbrite.com. 1319 W. Wilson Ave.
Cheese Café Pop-up
Saturday, May 18, 11 am-7 pm
The Cheeses of France Marketing Council hosts an interactive cheese café featuring demos, cheese-centric dishes created by local chefs, and endless samples. Taste and shop more than 20 different French varieties including Brie, Camembert, Fourme d'Ambert, and Pont l'Évêque. Event admission is complimentary. 1051 N. Rush St.
3rd Annual Bee Fit Brunch at Hotel Palomar
Saturday, May 18, 8:45 or 10 am
To kick off its summer series in collaboration with Chicago-based Barre Bee Fit (BBF) studio, Hotel Palomar is hosting a barre class on its rooftop sundeck. Following the workout, guests will enjoy a seasonal and healthy brunch prepared by Top Chef alum Heather Terhune, head chef at Palomar's Sable Kitchen & Bar, while nutritionist Jenny Westerkamp shares secrets on eating right. To RSVP, e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com or call 312-985-0736 ($35); BBF members can reserve a spot on clients.mindbodyonline.com. 505 N. State St., 312-755-9703
Space519 Trunk Show
Sunday, May 19, 2-6 pm
Shop two made-in-NYC lines at space519 this weekend. Bissel & Blaise shows a selection of gorgeous fine jewelry made with gemstones and a unique 18k matte peach gold. Meanwhile, Morton + Hudson brings their selection of sophisticated-yet-edgy handbags. Bonus: the trunk show continues on Monday (9 am-1 pm). 900 N. Michigan Ave., 312-751-1519
Cityscape Bar's New Cocktails
Enjoy a host of new cocktails and martinis while taking in views of the Chicago River.
May 16, 2013
From the 15th floor, Cityscape Bar offers gorgeous views of the Chicago River.
With its sprawling views of the city and river, and perfect business district location, Cityscape Bar is already a happy hour hotspot. This season, we have one more reason to head there after work: the bar's brand-new beverage program features expanded beer and wine lists, as well as a host of new cocktails.
The new menu is a must for martini lovers, offering nine variations on the classic cocktail. Our favorite for summertime is the refreshing Saint Basil, featuring Absolut Mandarin vodka, St. Germain, lime juice, bar syrup, and fresh basil. Similarly seasonal is the Sparkling Spring martini, comprised of citrus vodka, raspberry puree, bar syrup, and Mionetto Prosecco float. A few others are perfect for anyone with a sweet tooth. For example, the upgraded chocolate martini Le Chocolat combines Absolut Vanilla, organic chocolate liqueur, Bailey's, Frangelico, and cream.
In addition to the martinis, a number of specialty cocktails have been added to the list. We're intrigued by the Blueberry Collins, which mixes gin, pomegranate juice, blueberry syrup, lemon juice, and citrus soda. The Margarita Perfecto de Patron combines two types of the top-shelf tequila—Anejo and Citronage—along with sour mix and fresh lime juice.
Complement your cocktails with a couple of appetizers. Share a sausage fennel pizza with friends, or try a trio of sliders—we suggest the barbecue pulled pork sliders with Asian coleslaw—accompanied by Parmigiano-Reggiano and truffle oil shoestring fries. 350 W. Mart Center Dr., 15th Fl., 312-836-5000
Chicago Creation: Modern Sprout Planter
A local couple Kickstarts an innovative urban gardening method.
May 15, 2013
With a successful Kickstarter campaign that closed today, Chicagoans Nick Behr and Sarah Burrows have launched Modern Sprout, a self-sustaining window planter box perfect for urban living.
Behr and Burrows came up with Modern Sprout out of pure necessity. Trying to grow their own herbs for cooking, and flowers for décor, had become time consuming and messy. The hydroponic system used in the resulting planters ($65-$169) does not require soil, and waters itself with the help of a timer and air pump to push the water from an inner reservoir to the plants. Set up is easy, and you'll simply need to plug your planter in near a sunny window, then refill your reservoir with water and organic liquid fertilizer every two-four weeks. A solar option is also available.
Each window box has space for three different plants with the ability to grow everything from herbs like basil, thyme, and rosemary, to flowers like gardenia, lavender, and orchids. Devoted home cooks can even grow tomatoes, peppers, strawberries, and other fruits and vegetables.
Unlike other indoor gardening options, though, Modern Sprout planters blend seamlessly into almost any décor. They are available in four different finishes: while the reclaimed wood planter, which is crafted in partnership with Chicago-based RxMade, is a close second, the chalkboard planter is our top pick. Record the name of each plant, or use the board to display the menu of a dinner party—especially one that incorporates your homegrown herbs.
Shred415's Team Shares Healthy Favorites
Bonnie Micheli, Tracy Roemer, and Jordan Shackelford chat about local feel-good spots.
May 15, 2013
The Shred415 team (FROM LEFT): partner Jordan Schackleford, and founders Bonnie Micheli and Tracy Roemer.
Early next month, Shred415 founders Bonnie Micheli and Tracy Roemer—with the help of partner Jordan Shackelford—will open a third workout studio in Northfield to supplement the current locations in Lincoln Park and Old Town. Developed just two years ago by Micheli and Roemer, the Shred415 workout method combines treadmill work and weight training in high-intensity intervals.
The trio of fitness fanatics call Lincoln Park (Micheli and Roemer) and Winnetka (Shackelford) home; below they divulge their go-to healthy spots, and a few indulgences.
If you're looking for a healthy meal after a great workout, where do you head?
BONNIE MICHELI/TRACY ROEMER: If we can sneak away [from] Lincoln Park Shred415, Floriole (1220 W. Webster Ave., 773-883-1313) for sure is a go-to.
JORDAN SHACKELFORD: I love Café Aroma (749 Elm St., 847-881-2601) or Three Tarts (301 Happ Rd., 847-446-5444)—they both have great salads, sandwiches, and soups.
Of course, there are always times you let yourself indulge. Where do you go for dinner if that's the case?
BM/TR: Macku [for sushi] (2239 N. Clybourn Ave., 773-880-8012) and Frasca Pizzeria (3358 N. Paulina St., 773-248-5222) are favorites.
JS: I love Guildhall (694 Vernon Ave., 847-835-8100) in Glencoe!
Where do you shop for workout gear and for everyday clothes?
BM/TR: We always count on Lululemon (2104 N. Halsted St., 773-883-8860) and Nike [Training Club] (833 W. Armitage Ave., 773-294-8121) to find things we love. When we're feeling in shape, you can find us at Samantha (64 E. Walton St., 312-951-5383), Sara Jane (1343 N. Wells St., 312-335-1962), or J.Crew (929 W. North Ave., 312-951-0784).
JS: I shop right at Shred415! We have a great selection of Splits 59 clothing. We will carry more lines in the new Northfield studio.
With summer quickly approaching, what are some favorite outdoor spots in or near your neighborhoods?
BM/TR: We love Chi Che Wang Park (1762 W. Diversey Pkwy., 312-742-7785). Lincoln Park Zoo (2001 N. Clark St., 312-742-2000) is perfect for our kids—we love family days there.
JS: I love spending time at the Chicago Botanic Garden (100 Lake Cook Rd., 847-835-5440), especially this time of year. You can also find me at Tower Beach (Tower and Sheridan Rds.) or Elder Park (Sheridan Rd. and Elder Ln.)—anywhere I can soak up the great Chicago summer weather!
Lunch Plans: American Junkie
The River North hotspot introduces a lunch service with contemporary-American cuisine.
May 14, 2013
American Junkie's lobster bisque is served with lobster, sherry, and puff pastry.
New River North restaurant/bar American Junkie comes just in time for summer: with its retractable roof and wall of open-air windows, the hotspot puts an indoor twist on alfresco dining. This month, American Junkie adds to its appeal by introducing a contemporary-American lunch service.
Overall, the menu offers a balance of lighter fare and more substantial items from chef Kendal Duque. If you're after something simpler, try the citrus seafood salad with avocado, crab, shrimp, lobster, and oyster cream. Served with lobster, puff pastry, and sherry, the lobster bisque hits the spot for a satisfying lunch dish. On the more filling side of things, the bison burger is done up with smoked mushrooms, tomato jam, and bleu cheese, and the Frieda burger is big enough to share, with two Pat LaFrieda patties, bacon, onions, cheddar, and sweet pickles. Even the appetizers and sides are intriguing: start off with bacon-wrapped dates with goat cheese and red pepper sauce, or supplement your main selection with housemade potato chips.
For a lunch out during the workweek, American Junkie offers an impressive list of beer and wine, but for after work or weekends, the cocktails are a must. The Sunset Blvd. comes creatively mixed with cucumber vodka, St. Germain, lime, and Prosecco. Or, sip something stronger with the aptly named Knock Out, comprised of Maker's Mark, sweet vermouth, and Aperol. Lunch is offered seven days a week from 11 am-4 pm. 15 W. Illinois St., 312-239-0995
Atelier Azza Debuts a Storefront
The luxe local label opens a brick-and-mortar in The Shops at North Bridge.
May 14, 2013
Since launching her label just last year, local designer Azeeza Khan has garnered a major following. So, it only made sense that the next step for her burgeoning business was a brick-and-mortar shop. Opened late last month, Atelier Azza offers both ready-to-wear and bespoke designs in The Shops at North Bridge.
The new store's interior is a mod mix of black, white, and Lucite, accented with refurbished vintage pieces and gilded finishes. This blank canvas is perfect for showcasing Khan's creative designs: the intricately hand-beaded dresses, collars, belts, and blazers create a veritable rainbow of color along the walls. Khan displays her ready-to-wear pieces (starting at $150) on the left side of the shop—our current RTW must-have is the scarf, embellished with a weighty, semi-precious turquoise stone border and fringe ($395).
On the other side of the space, shoppers will find Khan most in her element in the custom designs section among sample swatches, a sewing machine, and measuring tape. Here, racks are hung higher on the wall to accommodate the newest addition to Azza's atelier: frothy couture bridal gowns. A large desk provides a space for Khan to meet with brides—or anyone looking for a custom gown, which generally takes four-six weeks to produce—and get an idea of a client's wants, needs, and personality. Khan says she is still putting the finishing touches on her store, but has big plans for the future. In addition to the creation of her bridal line, she'll be adding an in-store tea service in the coming months. 520 N. Michigan Ave., 312-327-2300
Photography by Grace Willis
A Weekend Getaway in Kingfisher Cover
Here's why a development in Saugatuck, MI is the perfect place to have a weekend home.
May 13, 2013
One of the lakefront cabins at Kingfisher Cove in Saugatuck, Michigan.
As the weather warms, an abundance of beaches, golf courses, hiking trails, and vineyards make nearby Saugatuck, Michigan the perfect place for a weekend getaway. Kingfisher Cove, a lakefront cabin community developed by Chicago-based Tillman-Colvin, LLC, is our pick of places to stay while you're there. Cabins are available to rent for a weekend, but many Chicagoans—including Second City Comedy Club Director of Operations Mike Conway—opt for ownership.
Though it's just a two-hour drive from Chicago, Saugatuck seems worlds away. Relax on gorgeous Goshorn Lake—upon which Kingfisher Cove's 29 cabins sit—or head to Lake Michigan's award-winning Oval Beach. Vacation-goers will also want to check out the evening theater entertainment at Mason Street Warehouse (400 Culver St., 269-857-4898), and unwind with a day of golf at Ravines Golf Club (3520 Palmer Dr., 269-857-1616). Venture out for a good glass of wine at Fenn Valley Vineyards (6130 122nd St., 269-561-2396), or invite personal executive chef Jim LaPerriere (616-212-5695; firstname.lastname@example.com) to your cabin for a romantic dinner in.
First unveiled in 2007, Kingfisher Cove is now in its final phase of development. The community is currently pre-selling some of its luxe cedar cabins, which generate rental income year-round thanks to the beauty and amenities of the Saugatuck area. To find out more, contact Peter Colvin (616-893-1398).
Jessica Alba & The Ultimate Baby Shower
In town to celebrate a local mom, the actress talked Mother's Day, her brand, and new book.
May 10, 2013
Jessica Alba hosted The Ultimate Baby Shower for Chicagoan Casey Arendt at Land of Nod (900 W. North Ave., 312-475-9903) this week.
This week, Jessica Alba's The Honest Company—an online source for safe, eco-friendly baby products—teamed up with Land of Nod and Tea Collection to give one local deserving mom the ultimate baby shower. The actress and mother to daughters Honor and Haven was in town for the shower event celebrating Chicagoan Casey Arendt, who is expecting twins in early fall.
Happy Mother's Day! How are you celebrating?
JESSICA ALBA: I'm going to spend it with my mom and my kids. When the kids are napping, my mom and I will get a mani/pedi, [and] we usually have brunch in the morning.
You started The Honest Company after becoming a mother yourself. What was the motivation to start this company?
JA: I really created [The Honest Company] because I needed this company to exist for myself and for other families. There wasn't one company out there that I could trust that made high-quality products—that were, obviously, non-toxic—and affordable. [There are] products that tout themselves as being the healthy option or the eco option because there's a green leaf on [them], or the packaging is brown. I would then find out that what was inside was just as toxic as what is in any conventional product; it's the packaging that makes it eco-friendly. But I want what's touching my baby—and what's touching my own dishes and laundry and everything—to be healthy.
Through The Ultimate Baby Shower contest, The Honest Company gives a deserving mom tons of things she needs for a new baby. What inspired you to do this?
JA: I came up with the idea when I was pregnant. [At a baby shower] you get so many things that are cute, but your kids grow so fast. At the end of the day, you really need diapers and wipes, and household cleaning products! If I would have gotten that as a gift I would have been so grateful. We wanted to throw showers for mothers that are deserving, that inspire us, and it was perfect to do it around Mother's Day. Any time you can pamper another mom, I think it's so important. It is a job that never ends, and your kids will never know how much you love them, so it's nice to be celebrated—that's the focus of today.
You also have a new book out, The Honest Life. Is its theme similar to the mission of The Honest Company?
JA: Yes, it really just touches on every aspect of one's life, from putting together a home, to recipes, to shopping for food, to shopping for beauty products, and how to stay organized and fashionable. It's [about] having a different consciousness when it comes to consuming: invest in pieces that you're going to have for a long time versus disposable, and look for quality over quantity, and things like that.
How do you find a balance between acting, working with the company, and being a mother on top of it all?
JA: I don't, really! My kids' happiness and health is my priority, and as long as they're good then everything else just sort of falls into place. There's no perfect formula.
Photography by Nate Estenson
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Recent FIS NewsBelow you will find a listing of recent FIS News Find your newsSpeed Skiing gold to Duboc-Revol and Origone The FIS Speed Skiing World Championships closed in Verbier (SUI) on 21st April 2011. The finals, which were moved to Thursday due to inclement weather on Wednesday, were very tightly contested. The men's title was won by Simone Origone, Italy whilst the ladies's champion was Karine Duboc-Revol, France. In the SDH (competed with regular downhill equipment) category, the winner was Markus Münzer of Austria. The defending 2009 world champion Karine Dubouchet-Revol reclaimed her title with a speed of 204,05 km/h. Linda Baginski of Sweden took the world championship silver, leaving teammate, 2011 World Cup champion Sanna Tidstrand with the bronze. In the men's competition, the season domination by the Origone brothers continued, with Simone again beating the younger brother Ivan for victory. It was his fourth world championships gold medal, just weeks after his seventh World Cup victory. With 211.670 km/h Simone was almost 2km/h faster than brother Ivan. The Frenchman Bastien Montès completed the podium in 3rd. For more details, visit the organizer's website www.xspeedski.net |
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B@@! Ke$ha wakes up in the morning feelin' like P. Diddy…if he, you know, had sex with someone who wasn't there.
The pop singer paid a visit to KIIS FM in L.A. (where Ryan Seacrest hangs out when he's not running your life) and told the radio host that her new album Warrior was inspired by sexy paranormal experiences and baby lions.
In fact, explained Ke$ha…
…Warrior track "Paranormal" was inspired by a literal sexy paranormal experience with a ghost, whose name she didn't know. Tsk, tsk. Banging a figment of your imagination—or of the carbon monoxide leak in your mansion—is bad enough. But anonymous sex with no one is a bridge too far. Woman-who-spells-her-name-with-a-symbol, I'm surprised at you!
I'm also a wee bit worried about you. Your tales of a spiritual journey sound a bit far-fetched.
"The theme of this record is magic. I went on a spirit journey by myself. No security guard. No managers. I just went around the world and lived on a boat…I was in Africa rehabilitating baby lions. I went diving with great white sharks, and just went on this crazy spirit quest."
Snuggling baby lions? Swimming with great whites? Did you have a spiritual quest or fall asleep drunk in front of an episode of Jonny Quest?
I don't want to slam your good intentions, Ke$ha. I've heard your trip to Africa was motivated by a deep, unabiding yearning to save endangered species.
Oh and:
Here's the deal, Ke$ha – I like you. Your songs are catchy. I like your plucky story (of basically stalking Prince to leave a demo at his house). I like your make-up.
But if you think claiming some spiritual revelation makes you edgy or gives you dimension, consider that in the same week that another over-the-top popster took on fat shaming (all hail, Lady Gaga!), you told the host of American Idol you pity-effed Slimer.
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Anaal Nathrakh
Whether we choose to accept it or not, every single one of our favorite bands will eventually reach an impasse, and whether or not they traverse the flux successfully is completely up to them. Foremost and always, the fans should not be the determining factor in the decisions artists make, and Passion is the result of an act that refuses to compromise its vision for anyone. Anaal Nathrakh has at once been viewed as the heir apparent to both Emperor and Napalm Death, and as much as they state that the similarities are otherwise unintentional, the band has taken the most notable characteristics from each of those two outfits and redlined them to some truly astonishing degrees; from the sparsely melodic ambition of the former, to the ravenous rapid-fire battery of the latter. Now, with this, their sixth proper full-length, the UK duo remains one of the most potent forces in all of extreme metal, showing no hints of restraining their ceaseless rage and taking a step towards a corrosive new era.
What Goes Right: passion can consist of very negative compulsions: stalking, rape, murder, or any form of torture that suits your fancy all fall under its umbrella, and the sight of a person being sawed in half lengthwise crotch-first on the cover embodies the music held within. You can barely count on one hand the number of bands that match the intensity of Anaal Nathrakh, and virtually none of them surpass the pair in sustained mayhem, aside from maybe De Magia Veterum. But where Mories fails and Hunt & Kenney succeed is in making this calamity such a masochistically addictive listen, demanding abusive repeat visits in murderous doses. Passion is no exception, and in numerous ways the music hasn't changed a bit, going so far as to become even more punctuated and brutal in short frenzied bursts of hate with "Post Traumatic Stress Euphoria" and the hellacious "Locus Of Damnation" as prime examples. This is how you rip heads off in less than two minutes, folks, and it's a fucking great time to be had by all.
While opener "Volenti Non Fit Iniuria" takes a little longer to get out of the gate compared to the lead-off numbers from Eschaton and In The Constellation Of The Black Widow, it doesn't take too long before the sounds we know and love erupt in trademark blasts and Hunt's inimitable screams backed by Mick's carpal-tunnel-inducing tremolo. In what seems to have become a regular occurrence, they have also invited two special guest vocalists along. The resulting insanity produced by Pavor/Bethlehem's Rainer Landfermann on "Tod Huetet Uebel" is as deranged as anything the band has ever done before, if not more so, and the contribution of Gnaw vocalist Alan Dubin on the industrial "Ashes Screaming Silence" is similarly unhinged. But the guests do not dominate their hosts, and Dave puts on a larynx-destroying performance for the record books. On the flipside, his commanding cleans and falsetto during "Le Diabolique Est L'ami Du Simple" and "Drug-Fucking Abomination" are also of very high quality.
Atop an endless supply of Mick Kenney's formidable riffs lies a savage refinement missing on Constellation, and the earthier production reminiscent of Hell Is Empty, And All The Devils Are Here greatly strenghtens the overall experience. But the highlight comes early in the form of the aforementioned second cut "Drug Fucking Abomination" and its entire seven-and-a-half minute length. The simple, sinister riff that kicks in @ 1:10 literally raised the hair on the back of my neck upon its initial spin, and leads into the best Hunt chorus since "Shatter The Empyrean" by a mile. It's a glorious thing to behold, and signals a very interesting progression which the band might explore further in future. They provide depth, exceptional technique, and of course, stunning velocity, which has always been such an intimidating treat, and they still do it with the same youthful exuberance as they did when they first conceived this bastard child in 1999.
What Goes Wrong: is a shorter list, but it's needed. The finest song comes a bit too soon on the album, and the remainder of Passion doesn't quite hold the same captivation as things continue. Although the energy levels never come close to waning, there are instances where Kenney's plentiful riffs sound unnervingly familiar, and Hunt nearly sounds uncomfortably forced when he tries to put power behind some of his midrange cleans. The combination of the two negative aspects makes me think it wouldn't hurt these guys to take two solid years off entirely, and catch their breath instead of pumping out one album after the next in such relatively quick succession. It's not like they'd be missed with their already sizeable back catalogue to fall back on, and I highly doubt anyone could forget them. Also, it's time to get a real fucking drummer already, okay? Jade Simonetto just laid down 290 bpms on the new Hate Eternal album (though nearly spraining an ankle while doing it), and if Erik Rutan can find such a human jackhammer, then I'm sure there are a few wildly capable drummers out there who would kill for this gig, because this consistently soulless percussive element has run its course and is now a notable detriment.
In The End: we are left with a release that thankfully transcends being Hell Is Empty Pt.III, while ferociously reclaiming what will probably be high marks come year-end list time. This is almost on par with both Hell Is Empty and Eschaton, and though it lacks the flawless consistency and cohesion of Domine Non Es Dignus, there's also a nod to The Codex Necro when they let the riffs briefly breathe. If you're a person like myself who was somewhat underwhelmed by their previous album, Passion is a much-needed stab in the gut, so let it be known that Anaal Nathrakh has ripped our faces off once again… but it looks like they're planning on keeping them this time.
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The FDA is investigating two unexplained deaths in patients who received an intramuscular injection of Indianapolis-based Eli Lilly and Co.'s antipsychotic drug Zyprexa Relprevv (olanzapine pamoate). The agency said the patients died a few days after receiving an appropriate dose, well after the three-hour post-injection monitoring period required under the risk evaluation and mitigation strategy. Very high olanzapine blood levels were found in both patients. The label for the long-acting drugBioWorld Today | Wednesday, June 19, 2013 -
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LONDON – "I really hope to create a building where as you walk round the corridors, at the coffee machine and in the cafeteria, that you hear people talking science, that science becomes the language of the place." That is the vision Menelas Pangalos, executive vice president of innovative medicines at Astrazeneca plc, outlined as he discussed the announcement that the company's new £330 million (US$514 million) global R&D center and corporate headquarters is to be built on the CambridgeBy Nuala Moran | BioWorld Today | Wednesday, June 19, 2013 -
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Acadia Pharmaceuticals Inc., of San Diego, presented data at the International Congress of Parkinson's Disease and Movement Disorders in Sydney, Australia, from its Phase III program testing pimavanserin in Parkinson's disease psychosis (PDP), including data from the pivotal -020 study and related -015 open-label safety extension trial. Interim data from the -015 study suggested that long-term administration of 40 mg of pimavanserin, an inverse agonist of serotonin 5-HT2A, is generally safe andBioWorld Today | Wednesday, June 19, 2013 -
FDA Urged to Keep Distinctions Between Biologics and Copies
Biologics are innovative drugs, biosimilars are copies, and never the twain shall meet. That's the underlying message brand drugmakers sent to the FDA as they urged it to maintain the distinctions between the 351(a) and 351(k) approval paths. Opening the 351(a) path – used for new biologics – to follow-on drugs that either implicitly or explicitly rely on data from approved biologics would undermine the legitimacy of the biosimilar route and disrupt the balance Congress established betweenBy Mari Serebrov | BioWorld Today | Wednesday, June 19, 2013 -
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Advinus Therapeutics Ltd., of Bangalore, India, entered a partnership with Moffitt Cancer Center in Tampa, Fla. Two promising targeted cancer therapies (a Rb:Raf-1 disruptor and a Rho-associated protein kinase [ROCK] inhibitor) developed by Moffitt scientists are selected as the first set. The Rb:Raf-1 disruptor holds clinical potential because disruption of the Rb:Raf-1 interaction leads to inhibition of cellular signaling pathways involved in cell growth, blood vessel creation and the spreadBioWorld Today | Wednesday, June 19, 2013 -
Aggregation Is Rehabilitated in Study on Polyglutamines
Polyglutamine stretches in proteins lead to trouble so frequently that there is a whole disease category named after them. The polyglutamine, or polyQ, disorders, of which Huntington's disease is the most famous member, but far from the only one, as "polyglutamine domains have been associated with a lot of pathological conditions," Dartmouth University's Amy Gladfelter told BioWorld Today. The reason such polyglutamine stretches are problematic is that they cause proteins to aggregate. And suchBy Anette Breindl | BioWorld Today | Wednesday, June 19, 2013 -
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Antibe Therapeutics Inc., of Toronto, closed its initial public offering (IPO) of 3.9 million common shares at 55 cents apiece, generating proceeds of $2.1 million and listing on the TSX Venture Exchange as "ATE." In addition, Antibe completed a private placement to two investors, issuing 282,000 common shares at the IPO's offering price for proceeds of $155,100. The shares issued as part of the private placement are subject to a hold period that expires on Oct. 19. Burgeonvest Bick SecuritiesBioWorld Today | Wednesday, June 19, 2013 -
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News of at least a three quarter delay in seeking regulatory approval for Fabry disease candidate migalastat unsurprisingly sent shares of Amicus Therapeutics Inc. falling 24 percent in Monday morning trading, but reports of the firm's recent meeting with the FDA left room for optimism for the Glaxosmithkline plc-partnered molecular chaperone. The agency was "extremely engaging," Amicus CEO John Crowley told BioWorld Today. "All in, I think it was a very encouraging meeting with the FDABy Jennifer Boggs | BioWorld Today | Tuesday, June 18, 2013 -
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Acetylon Pharmaceuticals Inc., of Boston, presented data on lead candidate ACY-1215 for the treatment of relapsed or refractory multiple myeloma at the 18th Congress of the European Hematology Association. ACY-1215 is an oral, selective HDAC6 inhibitor currently being evaluated in a Phase Ib trial in combination with Revlimid (lenalidomide, Celgene) and a Phase I/II trial in combination with the first-in-class drug Velcade (bortezomib, Millennium: The Takeda Oncology Co.) for the treatment ofBioWorld Today | Tuesday, June 18, 2013 -
Elan Up for Sale as Investors Reject Management, Royalty
DUBLIN, Ireland – In a sharp slap in the face to the company's management and its would-be acquirer Royalty Pharma, shareholders in Elan Corp. plc voted down three of four motions tabled at an extraordinary general meeting Monday. The move scuppers Royalty's bid, which was contingent on the rejection of all four proposals. But it also represents an overwhelming vote of no confidence in the M&A strategy that Elan CEO Kelly Martin put together with his management team since it sold its interest inBy Cormac Sheridan | BioWorld Today | Tuesday, June 18, 2013 -
SCOTUS Refuses to Sink Pay-for-Delay Settlements
Tacking toward the middle, the Supreme Court gave the FTC some berth Monday in challenging pay-for-delay settlements between generic and brand drugmakers, but it closed the hatch on a "quick look" approach that would presume all such agreements are unlawful. While the ruling doesn't toss the settlements overboard, it clears the way for more antitrust challenges, both by the FTC and third parties. It also could churn up some rough seas for existing settlements that may now face potential classBy Mari Serebrov | BioWorld Today | Tuesday, June 18, 2013 -
Pharma: Clinic Roundup
Abbvie Inc., of Chicago, reported preliminary results from a Phase I study of ABT-199/GDC-0199, an investigational BCL-2 (B-cell lymphoma 2) selective inhibitor, in patients with high-risk relapsed/refractory chronic lymphocytic leukemia (CLL), and in patients with relapsed/refractory non-Hodgkin's lymphoma (NHL). The open-label, multicenter, international trial was designed to assess the safety, determine the maximum tolerated dose and recommended Phase II dose, and evaluate theBioWorld Today | Tuesday, June 18, 2013 -
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Eisai Inc., of Woodcliff Lake, N.J., expanded its Hatfield, UK-based EMEA (Europe, Middle East, Africa, Russia and Oceania) Knowledge Centre with a additional global packaging capability. The new facility will primarily handle the blister packaging of Eisai's investigational treatment lenvatinib which is used to treat thyroid cancer as well as other types of solid tumors. The Hatfield site is the company's EMEA headquarters and is growing in significance to Eisai's worldwide business as itBioWorld Today | Tuesday, June 18, 2013 -
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Ambrx Inc., of San Diego, and Zhejiang Medicine Co. Ltd. (ZMC), of Shanghai, China, formed a collaboration to develop and commercialize ARX788, Ambrx's most advanced internally developed site-specific antibody drug conjugate targeting HER2-positive breast cancer. Under the agreement, Ambrx and ZMC will continue the development of ARX788, with ZMC bearing the ongoing development cost. ZMC will receive commercial rights in China while Ambrx retains commercial rights outside of China and receivesBioWorld Today | Tuesday, June 18, 2013 -
Biotech Yields Another in Bumper Crop of IPOs
Although the official start of summer is still a few days away, the biotech world already is producing a bumper crop of initial public offerings (IPO). As a trio of companies – Bluebird Bio Inc., PTC Therapeutics Inc. and Regado Biosciences Inc. – prepared to price IPOs this week, a fourth, Onconova Therapeutics Inc., filed a registration statement with the SEC, seeking to raise up to $75 million. (See BioWorld Today, May 1, 2013, May 17, 2013, and May 20, 2013.) Onconova filed its S-1 FridayBy Marie Powers | BioWorld Today | Tuesday, June 18, 2013 -
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Johnson & Johnson's (J&J) planned takeover of Aragon Pharmaceuticals Inc. for $650 million in cash and $350 million more in potential milestone payments brings aboard the Phase III-ready ARN-509 for castration-resistant prostate cancer (CRPC) behind the pharma firm's approved androgen inhibitor Zytiga (abiraterone acetate) for the same indication. "The beauty of this [deal] is that Zytiga will be coming off patent at just about the time we would expect, if all goes well, ARN-509 would beBy Randy Osborne | BioWorld Today | Tuesday, June 18, 2013
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Connor and his wife, Deborah, and Texas-based law firm Kelly Hart and Hallman LLP are named as defendants in documents filed April 29 in U.S Bankruptcy Court in New York, according to the Portland Press Herald. The liquidating trust says the defendants improperly received the funds from Ohio-based Brown Publishing between January and April 2010. There were no details provided on how the money was received or its alleged use.
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Packers head coach Mike McCarthy ligthened the load just a bit on Tuesday, keeping the pads off for both practices, working in shells instead. The evening practice was also among the shortest of camp. Former first round pick Justin Harrell had a setback with his lower back, operated on twice already in his three seasons in Green Bay. McCarthy said Harrell experienced tightness and was withheld from work. While this looks like more of the same for the disappointing defensive lineman, McCarthy said he's not concerned right now because Harrell has been able to work throughout the off-season and has made an impact on the practice field in camp and against the Cleveland Browns in the pre-season opener. Still, you have to wonder just how much more patient the organization can be with Justin if this issue lingers.
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Aphasia is a communication disorder. Impairments with aphasia may include problems with the expression and/or understanding of language, as well as reading and writing. If you suspect you have this condition, contact your doctor.
Aphasia is caused by an injury to parts of the brain that are involved with language. The injury may be the result of:
- Stroke (the most common cause)
- Severe blow to the head
- Gunshot wound
- Other traumatic head injury
- Brain tumor
- Brain infection
- Neurodegenerative disorders
- Other brain conditions
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The following factor increases your chances of developing aphasia. If you have this risk factor, tell your doctor:
- Middle-to-older age
- Family history of aphasia
- Prior history of transient ischemic attacks (TIA)—also called mini-strokes
Aphasia is a symptom of an underlying problem. It may include:
Problems talking
- Speaking in short, fragmented phrases
- Putting words in the wrong order
- Using incorrect grammar
- Switching sounds or words
- Speaking in nonsense
- Anomia (word-finding problems; words "on the tip of the tongue")
Problems understanding oral language
- Needing extra time to process language
- Difficulty following very fast speech
- Taking the literal meaning of a figure of speech
- Problems reading
- Problems writing
If you have any of these problems, do not assume it is aphasia. However, if you are having these problems, see your doctor.
Your doctor will ask about your symptoms and medical history. A physical exam will be done.
If you have a brain condition, you are probably already seeing a doctor that specializes in the nervous system. This doctor will most likely be able to recognize your aphasia. Some simple tests may be done. For example, the doctor may ask you to follow commands, answer questions, name objects, and have a conversation. You may then be referred to a speech-language pathologist. This doctor will perform additional tests to assess your speech and language skills.
Overall tests may include the following:
- Evaluation of speech
- Assessment of the strength and coordination of the speech muscles
- Vocabulary and grammar tests
- Comprehension tests
- Reading and writing tests
- Swallowing tests
- Neuropsychological tests
- Blood tests
- MRI scan —a test that uses magnetic waves to make pictures of structures inside the head
- CT scan —an x-ray that uses a computer to make images of structures inside the head
- Electroencephalogram (EEG) —a test that records brain activity by measuring electrical currents through the brain. This test may be done in some situations.
- Cerebrospinal fluid analysis —a sample of the cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) from the lower back
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- Learn other methods of communicating.
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The most common cause of aphasia is stroke. To help reduce your chances of a stroke:
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- Eat plenty of fruits and vegetables
- Limit dietary salt and fat
- Stop smoking
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- Consider taking low-dose aspirin, if your physician recommends you do so.
- Keep existing conditions, such as diabetes and high cholesterol , under control.
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The Hazard Lady Bulldogs hosted the region All "A" volleyball tournament on Saturday and had little trouble capturing the title as they blew through the competition, taking three matches and the title.
The Lady Bulldogs started with the Lady Cavaliers of Jenkins. Hazard took the first game easily with a 25-5 score, and finished off Jenkins with a 25-14 score in the second game.
Hazard stats: Sarah Pratt 13 assists and 5 aces, Maddison Niece 4 kills, 1 dig, 1 block and 4 aces, Paige Williams 5 kills and 5 aces, Lindsey Branson 2 kills, and Marjorie Hammonds 5 kills and 3 aces.
In the second match, Hazard took on the Jackson City Lady Tigers, and team the Lady Bulldogs defeated to start the season. Again, the match would only go two games. Hazard got off to a slow start in game one, and allowed the Lady Tigers to hang around. However, the Lady Bulldogs were able to pull away at the end and post the 25-20 win. Game two would go much smoother as Hazard led from the opening serve and went on to win 25-9.
Hazard stats: Sarah Pratt 20 assists and 2 aces, Maddison Niece 5 kills and 3 aces, Paige Williams 2 kills and 3 aces, Lindsey Branson 1 kill, Marjorie Hammonds 13 kills and 1 ace, Krystann Thies 4 kills, Cheyenna Kilburn 1 dig and Chandler Maggard 3 aces.
In the championship game, Hazard took on a familiar foe in the Leslie County Lady Eagles. The Lady Bulldogs had little trouble handling the Lady Eagles as they shot them down in straight games.
In the first game, Hazard set the tempo early and went on to win the game by the final of 25-11. Little changed, except the score, in game two as Hazard rolled to the 25-13 win, giving them their third consecutive All "A" title.
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Exciting Arena Bowl Finish Captured By Unexcited Announcers
Apparently, Arena Bowl XXIV happened over the weekend. I'll pause for a minute to let us both recover from missing such a historic event.
(sobbing uncontrollably)
Ok, my eyes are finally dried. But, at least we can relive the magic through highlights that captured perhaps the most dramatic finish to an indoor football championship in history. Trailing by three with only a few seconds left, Jacksonville QB Aaron Garcia connected with WR Jeron Harvey for the title-winning touchdown over Arizona as time expired. Now, I'm no Arena Football buff, but apparently this Aaron Garcia is the John Elway/Dan Marino/Peyton Manning of Arena Football.
Just take a look at the guy's Wikipedia page, he holds nearly every Arena Football League passing record. Winning his first Arena Bowl in the grandest fashion imaginable should have brought an announcing call worthy of such a historical moment, except... it didn't. In fact, play-by-play man Paul Burmeister managed to give us one of the worst, most uninspiring calls in history!
"Touchdown Jeron Harvey. Garcia to Harvey...the Jacksonville Sharks are your Arena Bowl Champions"
YAWN! The only accent Paul Burmeister even puts on the call is his best imitation of Mike Tirico's sing-songy approach to big moments (I'm not the only one who's annoyed by that, right?).
Now, granted the game-winning TD by Jacksonville did deflate the home Arizona crowd, but come on Mr. Burmeister! Show us a little bit of excitement instead of giving the most bland, generic call you could possibly announce for a game-winning touchdown to decide a champion. Heck, Burmeister's call makes Chris Myers sound like Gus Johnson. He makes Joe Buck sound like Kevin Harlan. And let's not give newbie analyst Kurt Warner a pass either. His analysis after the play is about as bland as you could be after just seeing the game-winning TD in the AFL's Championship, although he eventually does get the story of Garcia's triumph.
Let's hope one of the high-priced suits at the NFL Network actually takes note of this latest debacle of announcing at the channel. Doesn't anybody find it odd that even after almost 8 years the NFL's own network is so absolutely terrible at... TELEVISING FOOTBALL?! First there was Bryant Gumbel, then Millen and Theismann, and now Arena Bowl XXIV. Let's hope the NFL Network's new tandem of Brad Nessler and Mike Mayock don't fall under the same spell of awfulness that has followed every announcer who's step foot in an NFL Network booth. Or, on second though, let's hope they do... after all, this website has to have some material to work with this fall besides Pam Ward.
New Baseball Tonight Studio To Debut Tonight
The old Baseball Tonight studio is going, going, gone. At the 10 p.m show tonight, they will debut their new "gem" of a studio that is obviously wildly extravagant. Here's some of the highlights ganked from ESPN.
- approximately 5,000 square feet, the largest ESPN sport-specific studio;
- 19 40-inch LCD monitors and seven 70-inch LCD monitors will be used, all of which can feed separate video streams;
- the anchor desk will contain three seamless monitors which can include graphics, headshots and logos;
- two LED displays (8'6" x 12'6") which can showcase standings, results and editorially-driven graphics;
- an enhanced demo field including a figurative baseball diamond and a dimensional pitcher's mound;
- the new Baseball Tonight set is located in Studio A, first opened in 1995 as the home of a wide variety of ESPN studio shows including Baseball Tonight
The MLB Network studio is actually a little bit gaudier. You can read the specific details, here, but these are some of their highlights.
"The 5,600-square-foot Studio 3, the primary home for MLB Tonight, features 62 video displays. They include a 30-by-7-foot rear projection screen, a 108-inch LCD monitor from Sharp..."
Here's my personal 3 up, 3 down in regards to the new set.
- "Enhanced demo area." Few things provide unintentional comedy like analysts in full suits doing demonstrations.
- "Anchor desk will contain three seemless monitors..." Good, now all Molinas can be seen at once.
- At 7 seconds in you'll spot a bat rack for the analysts. This is completely necessary and not a waste of anyone's money or effort.
- Style wise, it is very similar to the MLB Network studio.
- I did not see any dungeon where Tim Kurkjian usually is kept. Apparently he'll be allowed to roam freely without restriction.
- A lot of really nice stuff for a roster of largely forgettable analysts.
Ray Hudson Goes Bonkers For This Brilliant David Villa Goal
"AAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHH!!!! What an eye for goal David Villa has! It would make the Cyclops jealous! This is an astonishing strike... Messi with the start... he threads it through, but David Villa has it all to do here."
"He curls it divinely! That is absolutely magisterial finishing from David Villa! Look at this! World class. Universally lauded as one of the greatest forwards in world football, we've just seen why. This is a chandelier diamond of a goal. A wonderful hit! And it even surprises the lads on the bench."
Personally, I love it. Who else could weave in Cyclops, magesterial, and chandelier diamond into one goal call?
Jim Gray Gave The Most Jim Gray Interview Possible This Weekend
Evidently, Mares repeatedly hammered Agbeko with low blows (ouchie) that weren't spotted or penalized by Russell Mora. Andrew Golota would be so proud. After Mares won a decision, a rabid Jim Gray went straight for Mora, foaming at the mouth. I'll actually give Jim Gray credit for something, he's one of the ballsiest interviewers anywhere. I can't think of a reporter that would be so blunt ("this quite possibly has been one of the worst officiated fights in years") and aggressive in an interview. Not seeing the fight, I can't say Jim Gray's version of reporter justice is totally in the right here, but it sure does make for a newsworthy interview...
Too bad Jim Gray couldn't have interviewed Jim Gray in this way after The Decision and told him he was "way off." What do you think, was Jim Gray aggressively over the top or doing his job in this confrontational interview?
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The above is to illustrate that I've listened to a lot of baseball on the radio over the last 30+ years and I can tell you that I think Scott & Larry are one of the premiere duos on the radio today. It's clear they get along with one another; they converse about the game and include me, the listener, while they do so. There are plenty of facts and statistics to illustrate what's happening on the field without becoming dry or overblown. They don't take themselves or the game so seriously that they can't have fun while they're working. There are always a few laugh-out-loud moments when those two get going. Sure, they root for the Phillies, but they don't minimize the accomplishments of the other teams. Larry will rant and rave about the umpires and Scott will be the voice of reason. Scott does the play-by-play and Larry's color commentary is complementary to whatever Scott is saying.
They LISTEN to one another (unlike John Sterling who often ignores whatever Susie is saying). Scott's home run calls (That ball is GONE!) are exciting, yet the call doesn't become bigger than the home run (I'm looking at you again, Mr. Sterling). That's pretty much all I have to say about Scott & Larry. I do have to tell you I miss Ron Santo of the Cubs. His histrionics over Cubs' flubs and losses were always entertaining. RIP.
At Least One Random Guy Is Excited For Tiger Woods
As Tiger was hitting yet another shot from the woods, our blue shirted, husky, collar poppin' friend decided that it was the perfect time to videobomb the PGA Championship. Phenomenal. I think I'm going to have nightmares. The double-thumbed, "this guy" point at himself is just the icing on the cake. Here's the video...
At least that guy made the most of his two seconds of national television time. Speaking of Tiger and televised golf, it's time for the TV networks to have a reality check and prepare for the post-Tiger era of golf coverage. The networks and the game of golf aren't going to be able to build up new stars and help fans become interested in non-Tiger related stories if all of the attention and coverage is still focused on New Tiger. (By the way, he just hit a greenside bunker shot into the water). There's only so many times we're going to want to see a guy duff his way around the golf course and shoot in the high 70s. I can go out to the links and do that myself if I was really interested. I'm not foolish enough to declare the Tiger Woods era finished for good, and any eventual comeback would be an obviously huge story... but let's at least give some levity to the old school all-Tiger-all-the-time way of doing things.
This Week In Screengrab Snafus - 8/12
Now for the fun stuff. Also from Fox Saturday baseball (sense a theme here?) comes perhaps the most peculiar pregame key I've ever seen. Eric Karros was the analyst in the booth for Phillies/Giants and had to be either playing an inside joke with the Fox producers, or just wanted to see if they would actually use "Drop a Deuce" as a key to the game for Cole Hamels. "Take a sh*t" must have been too forward. Of course, he could have just been describing Fox's MLB coverage. From dhm...
And finally from Tim Burke, Mexican forward Omar Arellano took "drop a deuce" a bit too literally during the USA/Mexico friendly on Wednesday night methinks...
That was your week in screengrab snafus, next time, be careful out there... especially if you can't hold it in...
Fox's Full 2011 College Football Schedule
Fox has released their full schedule for FSN, FX and Fox for the upcoming season. The highlights are the Pac 12 and Big Ten championship games back to back on Friday, December 2 and Saturday, December 3. Many of the dates and times have games that are to be announced, but some of the known highlights in the early season include such classics as Miami (OH) at Missourah and Kent State at Kansas State. FX will go head to head with ABC and ESPN with an 8 pm ET Game of the Week with Gus Johnson, Charles Davis, and Tim Brewster in the Siragusa role. It'll be interesting to see how those ratings hold up and how that trio works together. The same threesome will also call select NFL games for Fox as well.
Thursday, September 1
8:00 PM, Mississippi State at Memphis, C-USA — FSN
Saturday, September 3
12:00 PM, Miami (OH) at Missouri, Big 12 — FSN
3:30 PM, UCLA at Houston, C-USA — FSN
7:00 PM, Louisiana Lafayette at Oklahoma State, Big 12 — FCS
8:00 PM, FX Game of the Week: Tulsa at Oklahoma, Big 12 — FX
10:00 PM, Louisiana Tech at Southern Miss, C-USA — FSN
Sunday, September 4
7:30 PM, SMU at Texas A&M, Big 12 — FSN
Saturday, September 10
12:00 PM, Iowa at Iowa St., Big 12 — FSN
3:30 PM, Virginia Tech at East Carolina, C-USA — FSN
3:30 PM, FX Game of the Week: Nevada at Oregon, Pac-12 — FX
7:00 PM, UTEP at SMU, C-USA — FSN
7:00 PM, Northern Illinois at Kansas, Big 12 — FCS
Saturday, September 17
1:30 PM, Colorado St. vs. Colorado (from Invesco Field), Pac-12 — FSN
7:00 PM, Kent State at Kansas State, Big 12 — FCS
8:00 PM, FX Game of the Week: Syracuse at USC, Pac-12 — FX
10:00 PM, Oklahoma St. at Tulsa, C-USA — FSN
Saturday, September 24
12:00 PM, SMU at Memphis, C-USA — FSN
3:30 PM, Teams TBA, Pac-12 — FSN
8:00 PM, FX Game of the Week: Missouri at Oklahoma, Big 12 — FX
Saturday, October 1
Big 12 – 2 games*
Pac-12 – 3 games*
3:30 PM, Teams TBA, TBA — FSN
4:00 PM, FX Game of the Week: Teams TBA, TBA — FX
7:00 PM, Teams TBA, TBA — FSN
8:00 PM, FX Game of the Week: Teams TBA, TBA — FX
10:30 PM, Teams TBA, Pac-12 — FSN
Saturday, October 8
12:00 PM, Mississippi State at UAB, C-USA — FSN
3:30 PM, Teams TBA, Pac-12 — FSN
7:00 PM, Teams TBA, Big 12 — FSN
8:00 PM, FX Game of the Week: Teams TBA, Big 12 — FX
10:30 PM, Teams TBA, Pac-12 –FSN
Saturday, October 15
Big 12 – 2 games*
C-USA – 1 (UCF at SMU)
12:00 PM, Teams TBA, TBA — FSN
3:30 PM or 7:00 PM, Teams TBA, TBA — FSN
8:00 PM, FX Game of the Week: Teams TBA, TBA — FX
Saturday, October 22
Big 12 – 2 games*
C-USA – 1 (Tulsa at Rice)
Pac-12 – 2 games*
12:00 PM, Teams TBA, TBA — FSN
3:30 PM, Teams TBA, TBA — FSN
3:30 PM, FX Game of the Week: Teams TBA, TBA — FX
7:00 PM, Teams TBA, TBA — FSN
10:30 PM, Teams TBA, Pac-12 — FSN
Thursday, October 27
8:00 PM, Rice at Houston, C-USA — FSN
Saturday, October 29
Big 12 – 2 games*
C-USA – 1 (SMU at Tulsa)
Pac-12 – 2 games*
12:00 PM, Teams TBA, Big 12 — FSN
3:30 PM, Teams TBA, TBA — FSN
3:30 PM, FX Game of the Week: Teams TBA, TBA — FX
7:00 PM, Teams TBA, TBA — FSN
10:30 PM, Teams TBA, Pac-12 — FSN
Saturday, November 5
Big 12 – 2 games*
C-USA – 1 (UTEP at Rice)
Pac-12 – 1 game*
12:00 PM, Teams TBA, TBA — FSN
3:30 PM, Teams TBA, TBA — FSN
7:00 PM, Teams TBA, TBA — FSN
8:00 PM, FX Game of the Week: Teams TBA, TBA — FX
Saturday, November 12
Big 12 – 1 game*
C-USA – 2 (Marshall at Tulsa, Navy at SMU)
Pac-12 – 1 game*
12:00 PM, Teams TBA, TBA — FSN
3:30 PM, Teams TBA, TBA — FSN
7:00 PM, Teams TBA, TBA — FSN
8:00 PM, FX Game of the Week: Teams TBA, TBA — FX
Thursday, November 17
8:00 PM, Marshall at Memphis, C-USA — FSN
Saturday, November 19
Big 12 – 2 games*
C-USA – 2 (SMU at Houston, UCF at East Carolina)
12:00 PM, Teams TBA, TBA — FSN
3:30 PM, Teams TBA, TBA — FSN
7:00 PM, Teams TBA, TBA — FSN
8:00 PM, FX Game of the Week: Teams TBA, TBA — FX
Friday, November 25
12:00 PM, Houston at Tulsa, C-USA == FSN
3:30 PM, Colorado at Utah, Pac-12 — FSN
Saturday, November 26
12:00 PM, Missouri vs. Kansas (at Arrowhead Stadium), Big 12 — FSN
3:30 PM, Texas Tech vs. Baylor (at Cowboys Stadium), Big 12 — FSN
8:00 PM, FX Game of the Week: Iowa St. at Oklahoma, Big 12 — FX
10:00 PM, UCLA at USC, Pac-12 — FSN
TBA, Rice at SMU, C-USA — FSN
Friday, December 2
8:00 PM, Pac-12 Championship Game, Pac-12 — FOX
Saturday, December 3
12:00 PM, Conference USA Championship Game, C-USA — TBA
12:30 PM, Iowa St. at Kansas St., Big 12 — FSN
8:00 PM, Big Ten Championship Game, Big Ten — FOX
Friday, January 6
8:00 PM, Cotton Bowl Classic (at Cowboys Stadium), Big 12/SEC — FOX
*Teams, networks and times TBD
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The adidas Originals Thrasher Snap Back Hat is the coolest thing to touch your head. The hat features a big flat brim, a bold Trefoil out front, and an adjustable back strap for the best fit.
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Monochrome Laser Printer with Convenience Copying and Color Scanning for Small OfficesThe Brother™ HL-2280DW is a versatile monochrome laser printer that features fast printing at up to 27 pages per minute, plus convenience copying and color scanning capabilities. It also offers automatic duplex printing for producing professional two-sided output and built-in wireless and Ethernet interfaces for sharing with others on your network. The HL-2280DW provides flexible paper handling via an adjustable, 250-sheet capacity tray, and its stylish, space-saving design fits virtually anywhere. To help lower your operating costs, a high-yield replacement toner cartridge‡ is available.


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This 52in Hugger ceiling fan with schoolhouse style light and is hand crafted perfect for any child's room, office, den, garage, playroom, bedroom, restaurant, etc. It has a convenient three speed switch for year round comfort. Summer-forward air motion creates cooling breeze and winter-reverse air flow recirculates rising warm air. Flush mount design for low ceilings. Measures 12.5in from ceiling to bottom of fan . The light uses a 60W candelabra bulb. This fan comes with a 15 year manufacturer's warranty.
Brand: Ceiling Fan Designers
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