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Some of you may be surprised to learn that not only is there a pinup community in the Twin Cities, but there is "a larger pinup community," according to Dawnfelice Warneke.
Warneke, editor of MnUps Magazine, defines its members as "the originals in the local community, innovators in their choice of personal attire, trend setters in their personal fashion. … They are visionaries, collectors, artists, pinups, students, professionals and socialites [who] work to cultivate their imitable image."
Because no one looks like this without some effort.
That's the fun of being a pinup girl, of course. Think World War II airplanes and posters in barracks. It's the hair and the heels, the thigh-high hosiery and the bum-hugging skirt. Sometimes, there's even cake.
MnUps Magazine's first issue is just out, with a release party set for Friday. (For details, visit www.mnups.com.)
Warneke touts MnUps as a business owned and operated by women, meaning to defuse any harrumphing about sexism or objectification.
"Women are choosing how they want to portray themselves in light of the pinup, which is a more idealized light," she said. "Some take that and really push the boundary."
For every woman who wants to pose with her skirt hiked up as if innocently caught on something, she said, there's the woman who declared, "I want to be standing on a scale eating cake."
Bottom line: "Our pinups are saying, 'I'm in charge of my sexuality — and I can have a sense of humor about it.' "
The idea grew from Warneke and two photographer friends who wanted to move away from working with weddings and kids. Boudoir photography works for some women, "but there are those who feel uncomfortable in lingerie, yet still want a sexy photo shoot."
Some of the photos submitted for possible inclusion in the magazine were taken primarily as a funny, sexy gift for their groom-to-be, Warneke said. Some are for the women themselves. "It's for any woman who just wants to feel beautiful and have a day of being pampered and dressed up." The photos can be a surprise for a husband, posted to Facebook, used to enhance a performer's résumé, or taken with MnUps in mind.
Amber Eisen-Ramgren, 33, of St. Paul saw some pinups on Warneke's Facebook page and was intrigued. "They were beautiful, fun and seemed like something just exciting to do," said Eisen-Ramgren, an academic administrator at Metropolitan State University.
"I'm a mom of two kids, my husband has some health issues and I work full-time, so everything in my life feels practical and necessary and always doing things for everyone else," she said. The pinup shoot was the chance to be a little self-indulgent, "although it was harder than I thought it would be, trying to keep track of the body parts all at once."
She posed in a polka-dot shirt and red skirt, with rolled, Betty Grable bangs and a flower in her hair. The trick: balancing crosswise in a lipstick-red chair.
After posting some of the leggy pinups on Facebook, she said she received lots of positive reactions. "A former boss said he had to do a second-take," she said, laughing. Her parents even sent photos to her great-aunt, "so these are very shareable with a wide audience. And my 5-year-old daughter thought I looked really pretty."
Warneke would like to get copies in coffee shops and other gathering spots. With a 5,000-issue press run for the current issue, and a 10,000-issue run slated for the March edition, she believes she's on the front end of a trend. The magazine is free, with advertiser support.
Between the pinups, the quarterly magazine aims to include stories about local artists, musical groups, bands, stage performances, local fashion events, community and charitable events, and reviews of dining, fashion and service establishments.
As a plus-size model herself, Warneke said she also aims to have a quarter to a third of the pinups in each issue feature women size 12 and larger "and some transgender models, as well."
Publicity notes that the images are "safe for work." As pornography has famously been described as being known when it's seen, Warneke's philosophy is that less is more, acknowledging that she is the arbiter of propriety.
"Currently, it stops at my desk," she said. "We don't show too much cleavage, no nipples, no panties, only certain inches of thigh. I mean, I'm the mother of six children, five of them boys, and there isn't anything I wouldn't want them to see."
"It can get sassy," she added, describing a pinup shoot with a very pregnant woman who posed with a toddler tugging at her legs and a clothesline in the background. "It was the cutest thing I've ever seen."


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While Teresa Giudice, star of the Real Housewives of New Jersey, was able to escape the humility of a public auction, it seems her home items are still up for sale.
If you recall, Teresa and husband Joe Giudice filed for bankruptcy to the tune of $11 million in debt. Back in July of this year, a judge ordered the Giudices to auction off most of their home items as a means to recoup some money for their debtors. Those items included a grand piano, LCD TV, stainless steel gas range, bedroom furniture, and even her kids' bedroom sets and toys.
The Giudices' attorney was however able to get the public auction canceled in October. RadarOnline is now reporting the private sale is underway.
Even more interesting, the Giudices have put in their own minimum bid of $54,405 in hopes of retaining their valuables. Meaning anyone who wishes to own Teresa's home items would have to pay at least $54,406. So basically Teresa and Joe get to keep their items if the judge approves the price and no other parties outbid them.
Teresa's attorney James Kridel tells RadarOnline that anyone who puts in an offer would be doing it for the wrong reasons. "In my opinion, it would have to be out of spite or out of ignorance," he said. "Because whereas my mattress might be worth the replacement cost to me, it's probably worth almost nothing to someone else, so the real value of it would be ridiculous."
Mounting legal troubles continue to remain an issue for Teresa and Joe. As we reported last month, the couple is required to stand trial on July 14 & 15, 2011 for charges relating to bankruptcy fraud. They are accused of concealing assets and hiding income in their bankruptcy filing.
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Adrienne Hume went 2 for 2 in Game 2 Friday (Gil Talbot).
SAN DIEGO, Calif. – On its first day of the 2013 San Diego Classic II, the Harvard softball team downed Colorado State, 4-3, in a comeback victory, before falling, 9-2, to San Jose State in the nightcap. The Crimson moves to 4-7 on the season with the win and the loss Friday.
The Crimson started the tournament against the Rams and Harvard had a bit of trouble escaping the first inning. A pair of singles to lead off the game put two runners on for CSU, and the Rams brought home their first run on a fielder's choice one batter later. Two more singles followed, both of which produced a run, putting Harvard in a 3-0 hole through one half-inning.
While Harvard didn't have an immediate response for the Rams' offensive outburst, the Crimson began to chip away at the lead in the bottom of the third. Rookie Zoe Galindo laid down a two-out bunt single and moved to second when Andrea Del Conte reached on an infield single as well. A third straight single, this one by senior Stephanie Regan, went through the right side of the infield and brought Galindo home with Harvard's first run. Regan was at it again in the bottom of the fifth, knocking in another run with a double to left-center, plating Haley Davis, who had reached on an error to begin the frame.
During Harvard's comeback on offense, freshman Jamie Halula, who entered the game at the start of the second inning, was busy keeping the Rams' bats quiet through the middle innings. After CSU's four-hit first inning, it managed just four hits the rest of the game, thanks to Halula's poise in the circle.
Down a run entering the bottom of the sixth, Katherine Lantz led off with a single and moved to second on a groundout that followed. Jessica Ferri put a ball in play that the Rams committed an error on, allowing Ferri to reach and Lantz to come around with the tying run. With the score tied entering the seventh, Harvard immediately put two runners on thanks to singles by Galino and Del Conte. A sacrifice bunt moved them to second and third with one out, but a grounder from Kasey Lange came home to cut down Galindo attempting to score the winning run. After an intentional walk to load the bases, Emily Gusse played the role of hero, singling to center to bring home Del Conte with the winning run.
Harvard combined for 10 hits in the game, led by Del Conte (3), Regan (2) and Galindo (2). Regan drove in a pair of runs on the day and had the game's only double. Halula polished off a stellar outing allowing no runs on four hits in six innings of work. She also picked up six strikeouts and did not walk a batter.
Against the Spartans, it was Harvard that gained an early advantage, posting a run in the second and third innings each to take a 2-0 lead through four. Back-to-back one-out singles from Shelbi Olson and Katherine Appelbe in the second put Adrienne Hume in a prime RBI position, and the sophomore delivered with an infield single that plated Olson, thanks in part to a San Jose State error. In the third, Kasey Lange reached on a one-out walk and Lantz promptly brought her home with a ringing double to left. Morgan Groom served to keep the SJSU bats quiet through four, surrendering just two hits and fanning three batters.
The Spartan offense wouldn't stay dormant for long, as it produced four runs in the top of the fifth to gain a 4-2 advantage and blew the game open with a five-run seventh. The Spartans collected nine hits in the final three frames en route to the 9-2 victory over the Crimson.
Hume finished the day 2 for 2 at the plate with one of two Harvard RBI.
Day 2 at the San Diego Classic II for Harvard features matchups against Long Beach State and Miami (Ohio).


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Ann Crowell Inglis spent five years dancing with George Balanchine's New York City Ballet during the 1950s and followed that up with 30 years running a ballet studio in New Jersey and 15 more teaching ballet here in Savannah. Those legs have logged lots of dancing mileage, and she's had a knee replacement and a hip replacement to deal with the pain of arthritis. Her doctor had told her she would need the other knee and hip done as well, but she hasn't penciled in any surgery dates on her calendar just yet.
"It just does not hurt anymore," said the still-lithe dancer as she sipped tea recently in the parlor of her restored Victorian duplex in Savannah. "Oh, I can hear the knee crackle a little bit sometimes, but nothing like it did before."
The "before" is "before yoga." Inglis credits her relatively recently acquired habit of practicing yoga with helping resolve arthritis in her joints and even believes it's behind the improved bone density recorded in her latest medical checkup.
Something's surely working. Years past the age where folks in less strenuous careers are fully retired, Inglis takes yoga classes three times a week and teaches ballet lessons three times each week at Madeline Walker School of Dance.
A late start
Inglis is a relative newcomer to yoga, which she began several years ago in a class at the Habersham YMCA.
"I just needed some exercise. I didn't know anything about it," she said of yoga.
"I went to the Y for a long time and when I had my hip and my knee replaced, I thought, 'That's it - I can't do this.' Then, I discovered the yoga classes for seniors."
The classes she is talking about take place twice a week at Savannah's Yoga Co-op on Drayton Street, taught by Kate Taylor for free and associated with Senior Citizens Inc. Taylor leads her students through a series of yoga poses, starting out seated in chairs and going on to standing poses where the chair back is available to offer help with balance.
Inglis enjoyed getting back into yoga so much that she also joined a paying class at Taylor's Savannah Power Yoga, where a more strenuous senior yoga session is available.
Stumbling into dance
Inglis got into dance almost by chance. She spent her childhood in Decatur, where her father's career was with Coca-Cola, minus the years he spent in World War II.
"My very best friend in Decatur took ballet, and for some reason her mother said, 'Come to ballet school with her today,' and I took one look and thought it was something I wanted to do. So I asked my mother and she wrote my father - who was in Germany with the Army - to ask permission, and he wrote back, 'No, I don't want a daughter with big legs.'"
The mother and daughter duo went ahead anyway, although getting to lessons involved a long trip by streetcar and bus. When the war ended and her father resumed his corporate career, a transfer to San Francisco meant she had a chance to study at dance's famous Christensen brothers' school. That led to a position with the San Francisco Ballet and, later, the New York City Ballet.
It proved to be a brilliant career, although short, as dance careers often are. George Balanchine had launched the New York City Ballet in the late 1940s, and Inglis danced with that group from 1952 to 1957, including tours each summer in Europe. During that time, she worked with both Balanchine and Jerome Robbins. Even all these years later, she still sounds a bit awed when she talks about Balanchine: "No one called him George. He was always Mr. Balanchine or Mr. B."
She quit the dance stage when the first of her three children was born, and went on to open her ballet school in New Jersey.
Savannah bound
Inglis's mother retired to Georgia, and Inglis discovered Tybee Island on vacation. She kept coming back and learned that a friend and former colleague from the New York ballet had also developed a fondness for the Savannah area. The two decided to buy property here in advance of retirement. While waiting to relocate, they rented out to college students the two-story duplex of which each owned a side. A visit to check up on the property persuaded them the step up their timetable.
"We came down here and the house was just horrible," she remembered. "There was an iguana chained to the ceiling and everything was painted black, I swear."
Today, the resilient Victorian building shows no signs of its recent past as a Goth pad. The iguana, which was a pet, died some time before the students moved out and is buried somewhere on the grounds. The black paint is gone and the rooms are now furnished in a mix of antiques lightened with such things as a poster from the ballet's 1953 summer tour performance in Milan.
The home is a good match for its equally resilient owner, who danced with the greats and is still light on her feet.


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As a criminal trial began Wednesday of suspended Supreme Court Justice Joan Orie Melvin, there was no better time for the introduction of a proposed controversial amendment to eliminate the underlying motivation for her alleged crime.
Sen. Anthony Williams, a Philadelphia Democrat, and Sen. Richard Alloway II, an Adams County Republican, introduced the measure to eliminate the election of appellate court judges and replace it with gubernatorial appointment.
Justice Orie Melvin is accused of misusing her publicly paid staff when she was a Superior Court judge, in 2003 and 2009, as she pursued election to the Supreme Court. She won in 2009 after the most expensive judicial campaign in Pennsylvania history. Her sister and chief of staff, Janine Orie, also is charged. A third sister, former Sen. Jane Orie, is in state prison for misusing her Senate staff for political purposes. She was charged with but acquitted of using her staff to further the candidacies of Justice Orie Melvin.
Regardless of the trial's outcome, the case illustrates the problems that arise from forcing appellate judges to be politicians to reach office.
Even without criminal charges, the 2009 race was a minefield of conflicting interests. The key issue was whether Democrats or Republicans would hold the majority on the seven-member state Supreme Court, which was expected to determine the legality of legislative redistricting and, therefore, the prospects for both parties' control of the Legislature. The race was funded by interest groups with dogs in that hunt.
There are other inherent problems with electing judges on statewide ballots. Because people typically don't know much about the actual candidates, they vote on factors such as ballot position, ethnicity and geography - hardly the way to find qualified judges.
No system is perfect, and the proposed amendment cannot eliminate all political considerations. But it would mitigate politics and elevate true qualifications as the means to be considered for seats on the Commonwealth, Superior and Supreme courts.
A nominating commission would recommend candidates to the governor, who would make appointments that would have to be confirmed by the Senate. The new judge would serve a four-year term, stand for a retention election and then face retention every 10 years.
The amendment would have to be approved by two consecutive sessions of the Legislature and then by voters in a statewide referendum.
It doesn't promise a perfect method, just a better one. Lawmakers should approve it.


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Davidson College student, Jane Gribble, was our March Mathness winner this year. Below she explains how she filled in her bracket.
I love basketball – Davidson College basketball. As a Davidson College cheerleader I have an enormous amount of school pride, especially when it comes to our basketball team. However, outside of Davidson College I know little to nothing about college basketball. I knew that UNC Chapel Hill was having a tough season because this is my sister's alma mater. Also, I knew that New Mexico, Gonzaga, Duke, and Montana were all likely teams for the NCAA tournament because we had played these non-conference teams during our season and these were the most talked about non-conference games around campus. My name is Jane Gribble. I am a junior mathematics major and this is the first year I completed a bracket.
In Dr. Tim Chartier's MAT 210 – Mathematical Modeling course we discussed sports ranking using the Colley method and the Massey method. We were given the opportunity to apply our new knowledge of sports ranking in the NCAA Tournament Challenge. Since Davidson College was participating in the tournament my focus was on one game, the Davidson/Marquette game in Lexington, KY. When we traveled to KY I thought I had missed my opportunity to fill out a bracket, but one of my classmates was also traveling for the game with the Davidson College Pep Band and had the modeling program on his computer. We completed our brackets in the hotel lobby in Kentucky the night before our game.
My bracket used the Massey method because in previous years it has had better success than the Colley method. I decided to submit only one bracket, a bracket solely based on math (partially because I know little about college basketball). As a cheerleader and a prideful student it upset me to have Davidson losing against Marquette the following night, but I wasn't going to let a math model crush my personal dreams of success in the tournament. The home games were weighted as .5 (it would have been 1 if it was an unweighted model) to take into account home court advantage. Similarly, away games were weighted as 1.5 and neutral games as 1. Also, the season was segmented into 6 equal sections. I believe games at the end of the season are more important than games at the beginning of the season because teams change throughout the year and the last games give the best perspective of the teams going into the tournament. There was no real reason for the numbers chosen, other than they increased each segment. The 6 equal sections were weighted: .4, .6, .8, 1, 1.5, and 2. With these weights in the Massey method my model correctly predicted the Minnesota upset, but missed the Ole Miss, LaSalle, Harvard, and Florida Gulf upsets.
After Davidson's tragic loss I could not watch anymore basketball for a while. I even forgot that my bracket was in the competition. I only started paying attention to the brackets when a friend in the same competition congratulated me on being second going into the Elite 8; my math based bracket was in the top 10 percent of all the brackets. Once he told me my bracket had a chance of winning, I paid attention to the rest of the games to see how my bracket was doing in the competition. After Davidson's loss against Louisville last year in the tournament I never wanted to cheer for Louisville. To my surprise, I went into the final game this year cheering for Louisville because my model had Louisville winning it all. I was not cheering for Louisville because of any connections with the team, but was cheering to receive a free ice cream cone, a prize that our local Ben and Jerry's donates to the winner of Dr. Chartier's class pool.
Next year I hope to compete in the NCAA tournament challenge again. This year I greatly enjoyed the experience and want to continuing submitting brackets for the tournament. Next year I will submit one bracket that uses the exact weightings of my bracket this year to see how it compares from year to year. This year I wanted to submit a math bracket that looked at teams who had injuries throughout the season. My motivation for this was Davidson's player Clint Mann. Clint had to sit out many games towards the end of the season because of a concussion, but he had recovered in time for the NCAA tournament. I thought that our wins during the time without Clint showed our strengths as a team. Unfortunately this year I ran out of time to code this additional weighting. Hopefully next year my submissions will include a bracket using the weights from this year, a bracket that includes weights for teams with injured team members, and another bracket with varying weights.


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Is there a family leave policy for graduate students? If so, describe.
The latest GFT contract with the University states that a student may take up to 12 weeks of unpaid leave for childbirth and/or care, major illness, or spousal care. A graduate student can take an unpaid leave of absence for personal reasons.
Department head and research supervisors recognize the existence and importance of family responsibilities, work with students to understand and accommodate their needs, and establish and implement flexible and responsive practices whenever possible to accommodate employee needs in ways that remain consistent with the goal of graduate education.
Is there family health insurance for graduate students? If so, is it included in the stipend?
Graduate students receive individual health insurance benefits as part of their stipend. Family members can be included at a subsidized rate. During the 2008-2009 academic year, the value of the health insurance benefit for an individual is approximately $818 per quarter and ranges up to $2047 per quarter for a family.
This policy and the rates noted above are subject to a collective bargaining agreement between the University and the Graduate Teaching Fellow Federation.
Please describe why someone applying to graduate school who is interested in a female-friendly department should choose your department.
We are a moderate-sized physics department at a university with a strong tradition in the liberal arts and sciences. Our Department includes many highly productive and well-funded research groups. We provide a high quality physics education with faculty members who are committed to helping students hone their skills in a setting that remains very informal.
The natural sciences at the University of Oregon have a strong interdisciplinary flavor. The departments are in close spatial and intellectual proximity. The Physics Department has strong connections to several vibrant research institutes and centers (http://physics.uoregon.edu/physics/research.html). Aside from supporting doctoral research, all these units maintain strong ties to academic, industrial, and government laboratories around the world.
The University supports an active Women in Graduate Sciences Group (http://www.uoregon.edu/~uowgs/) that focuses on helping women within interdisciplinary sciences to develop into successful scientists. The group sponsors workshops, mentors, and community outreach, and fosters networking and communication skill development.
Women in Technology and Science (WITS - http://uoregon.edu/~wits/wits/home/index.php) is a UO initiative that aims to increase the success of women in science, math, and computing. The WITS Fund provides seed funding for student scholarships, research funds, travel grants, and faculty support. WITS will also promote outreach programs designed to increase access to scientific research and discovery among underrepresented groups.
Our Department is heavily involved in several K-12 and community outreach activities with a particular emphasis on students from lower socioeconomic backgrounds (http://physics.uoregon.edu/physics/outreach.html). Interested graduate students are encouraged to participate in these activities.
Our Department has a strong internal committee structure to guide departmental affairs. Graduate students participate actively in this committee system; their input is strongly encouraged and has lasting impact.
Our Department sponsors several social activities throughout the year. The quality of life in Eugene is quite high and forms a nice complement to the strong graduate education offered by our Department.
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Jim Long is a singer/songwriter and multi-instrumentalist who has been a constant on the Jersey Shore folk scene for 26 years. He has played in many top bands in the tri-state area and is currently performing with Blue Sky Duo and The Danny White Band. Through the use of self-recorded backing tracks, Jim and his Blue Sky Duo partner Joe Freda have created a new standard in live performing.


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Looking for information on my gr.grandfather. According to 1900 Jackson Co. Ky census, he was b. 1836, Germany, parents b. Germany.
He died after the census in 1900 and before 1910, when my gr. grandmother, Susie Cates Williams was living in Madison Co. Ky. with children, is listed as widow. Jackson County and Madison County connect, Susie's parents lived in Madison.
They married in 1893, Madison Co. Ky, but I have nothing before that on George Williams.
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How Scholars Implement Trust in the Reading, Citing and Publishing: Geographical Differences. Library & Information Science Research. 36(2014), 192-202.(2014).
Peer Review: Still King in the Digital Age. Learned Publishing . 28(1), 15-21.(2015).
The Role of Trust and Authority in the Citation Behaviour of Researchers. Information Research. 20(3), 17 pages.(2015).
Trust and Authority in Scholarly Communications in the Light of the Digital Transition: Setting the Scene for a Major Study. Learned Publishing. 27(2), 121-134.(2014).
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LeTourneau University will feature a free seminar on "Passionate Marriages: Celebrating God's Gift of Sexual Intimacy" by psychologist Dr. Doug Rosenau, who is one of the leading sex therapists in the nation and renowned author of the book, A Celebration of Sex.
Rosenau will speak from noon to 2 p.m., Friday, May 9, in the Abbott Great Room in the Allen Family Student Center on the LeTourneau University campus, 2100 S. Mobberly Ave. Registration is required for lunch and can be made at www.letu.edu/rosenau.
"Dr. Rosenau is an engaging communicator and leader in the field of marital intimacy," said LETU Provost Dr. Philip A. Coyle. "He approaches the topic from a distinctly Christian perspective grounded in empirical psychology and infused with humor, refreshing insight and candid encouragement.
"I had the privilege to watch his positive impact on hundreds of students and counseling clients each year at Richmont Graduate University," Coyle said. "Doug is a licensed marriage therapist, the founder of the Institute for Sexual Wholeness and the author of numerous books and articles on marital sexuality."
Over the past 35 years as a psychologist, pastor, licensed marriage & family therapist and sex therapist, Rosenau has listened to over 50,000 hours of stories. He enjoys using his practical wisdom in writing, teaching, and mentoring. His other books include co-authoring A Celebration of Sex After 50 and Soul Virgin: Redefining Single Sexuality, and Total Intimacy: A guide to Loving by Color.
After graduating from Dallas Theological Seminary (Th.M.), Doug received his doctorate (Ed.D.) from Northern Illinois University and teaches Human Sexuality and Sex Therapy nationally as a popular conference speaker and as a professor at Richmont Graduate University in Atlanta, Georgia. As co-founder of the Christian organization Sexual Wholeness, he has helped to create the Institute for Sexual Wholeness that trains Christian sex therapists and educators.
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By Todd Dybas
RENTON, Wash. -- When a grown man dressed as Waldo walked through the mayhem at Super Bowl media day, Kam Chancellor and Earl Thomas did not notice from their perches.
Five circular spots of prominence were reserved for a handful of stars inside Newark's Prudential Center. The Seattle Seahawks were already kicking convention in the pants during their push to the Super Bowl. They were the second-youngest team to make it to the game. Quarterback Russell Wilson was in just his second season. Pete Carroll's party-while-practicing atmosphere replaced the boorish commanders of NFL sidelines past.
The Tuesday before embarrassing one of the best offenses in NFL history, Chancellor and Thomas were escorted out to their personal mini-stages. Of the five marquee spots, three were occupied by members of the Seahawks' secondary -- the "Legion of Boom." Cornerback Richard Sherman joined Chancellor and Thomas. Wilson and Carroll manned the other positions.
The staging filled with defensive backs was rare but just. Seattle's defense was the best in the league last season, in large part because of the special bond between Chancellor and Thomas, the best safety tandem in the NFL. Their style, size, path to the league and personalities are divergent. Yet, their kinship was instant, helping lead to one of the most productive defenses in league history.
Thomas has stratospheric confidence. He's also vocal about it. From trash-talking Wilson prior to practice, to claiming he's the driver of the entire Seahawks' defense (then, quickly, adding he says that "as humbly as possible"), to publicly saying he was upset President Obama mentioned the San Francisco 49ers during Seattle's White House visit. He's intense at all times. His parents claim with conviction that he could backpedal as a baby before he could walk forward, which supports his belief he was born to be a defensive back.
"It's a bunch of alpha males in the league," Thomas said. "To be the king alpha male, that's what I'm about."
Chancellor is more subdued despite his on-field ferocity. His beard is full and his voice is Barry White deep. He looms behind a blacked-out facemask shield which would be Darth Vader approved. It completes his power persona as the hardest-hitting safety in the NFL.
He is one of the few men that instills fear in a warrior-filled league. There is video evidence of New Orleans Saints tight end Jimmy Graham running in reverse last season to avoid Chancellor. St. Louis quarterback Kellen Clemens waved Chancellor off last year, signaling not to demolish him because he was just going to fall down instead of try to get extra yards and risk dismemberment. A running joke in Seattle is that San Francisco tight end Vernon Davis is seeking a restraining order against Chancellor after twice being leveled.
"When you're running at me like that and I'm running at you?" Chancellor said about collisions. "It's going to be a nasty scene."
Chancellor leads, too. When the Seahawks were often in the news for PED violations in 2011, it was Chancellor who gave the cut-the-crap speech.
The Seahawks have hitched themselves to Chancellor and Thomas as the keys to their top-down defensive philosophy during this shot they have at a mini-dynasty. It appears the organization, like Chancellor and Thomas, believes there is still growth to come from one of the league's best duos.
"We have no ceiling," Chancellor said.
The Seahawks selected Thomas with the 14th overall pick in 2010. He was 20 years old, which made his next few days predictable.
"After I got drafted, I went to party," Thomas said. "I'm young, man. I didn't pay attention [to the rest of the draft]."
Chancellor had to wait until the fifth round. He was selected 133rd overall, a distant consideration out of Virginia Tech. Instead of partying, he went to the computer. Chancellor scanned the Seahawks' draft picks and saw Thomas' name. Next stop was YouTube.
"I didn't know anything about him," Chancellor said. "I didn't know much about any safeties, for real. But, when I looked up his highlights, I was like, 'Aw, man. This dude is quick right here. This dude is fast and electrifying.' Once I looked that up, I knew we had a great safety and we could start a great safety tandem."
Thomas is a large believer in fate while also being a maniacal football studier. He often talks about destiny, feels things are pre-ordained and has grave concern about the personal vibe he emits.
Heading to rookie minicamp with the Seahawks, he also had a more tangible concern. The players did not know which other rookies they would be rooming with at the Sheraton Hotel.
"You're sharing the same restroom," Thomas said. "So, you've got to deal with that guy."
The Seahawks paired the rookie safeties. Thomas met Chancellor -- 6-foot-3, 232 pounds -- and assumed he was a linebacker. Chancellor saw Thomas -- 5-foot-10 on the official roster -- and thought, well, he's not all that big.
"When I first meet anybody, I don't make any judgment, I like to see for myself and see how it goes," Chancellor said. "When I first met Earl, from Day One, we hit it off like brothers. The communication we had; the relationship we had off the field, hanging out. Then, when it got to the classroom we just had the same point of view and the same mission, and we wanted to be the best. It just hit off and we connected just like that."
"You know, we just gelled," Thomas said. "It wasn't any hard work. Friendship right off."
Chancellor's offseason hip surgery left Thomas distraught. Not because he was worried Chancellor would not return. Simply, he didn't have him around in the usual manner.
"I miss him, I miss him," Thomas said at the start of training camp. "It's never the same. It's a certain comfort zone. You can't replace a guy like that. No knocks on anybody that's trying to come in but that's my brother and that's who I'm closest to on the team.
"We were talking [recently] in the sauna while the steam was going on, just how much we appreciate each other and how difficult it's been with him not being there. Because we kind of talk back and forth during meetings and we feed off of each other. We just miss him. I know I miss him probably the most."
Thomas never talked to Chancellor, who returned to practice last week, specifically about the surgery.
"No negative energy," Thomas said.
Since that 2010 draft and shacking up in the Sheraton, Thomas has been to three Pro Bowls. Chancellor has been to two. They won the Super Bowl together. Thomas, the more volatile of the two, gained Chancellor's trust through personal consistency.
"For people to gain my trust, you just have to do things right every time," Chancellor said. "You've got to be a man of your word. Anything you say, I want to be able to believe you and I want you to be able to do everything you say. That's how Earl has been since Day One. Every time he tells me he's going to show up here, he shows. Every time he tells me he has my back, he has my back. Whenever I can get your word, you have my trust."
Last season, the two lounged at Chancellor's house. They were watching the St. Louis Rams play. Thomas can be so centered, so determined in his pursuit of the top, that an effort to make everyone the best, not just himself, can get lost. Basic words from Chancellor rattled Thomas' perceptions.
"He was humble enough to tell me, 'Man, you make me better, you're a great player,'" Thomas said. "I was like, 'Wow, Kam Chancellor just told me that.' That kind of stuck with me and made me realize you've got to bring some more love to the table and respect; you've got to kind of come down, you know? Cause I have my certain thoughts and mentality. I don't look around very much like I need to and be a better teammate. He helped me out in more ways than I probably helped him out."
Chancellor is almost a fourth linebacker in the Seahawks' 4-3 under scheme, often within eight yards of the line of scrimmage in order to wallop people. He was a two-star quarterback recruit out of high school, eventually moved to cornerback, then free safety at Virginia Tech before being drafted in the fifth round and becoming an enforcer.
Thomas crouches and reads from the deep middle part of the field where he fights boredom. Teams threw deep middle 1.56 percent of the time against the Seahawks last year. They don't want anything to do with him.
Each has whittled down the deficiencies in their game. There was early thought Chancellor could be exploited in coverage. He's improved in that area. Thomas was so desperate to make every play, his overzealousness nearly got him benched earlier in his career. He's more sound now, allowing his high-end closing speed to be used after a read, as opposed to sprinting then understanding.
Both have moved into their mid-20s with a budding legacy and contract extensions in their pockets. Chancellor was first, re-upping with the Seahawks for four years in 2013. Thomas received a four-year, $40 million extension in April. That puts each under contract with Seattle until at least 2017.
They have never felt stronger or more determined.
"We just want to keep rising," Chancellor said. "We want to test our limits and see how good we can be, individually and as a unit. We just got to keep going out here and perfect our craft, perfect how we watch film, perfect how we find more tendencies out there. Just keep getting better."
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Todd Dybas has written for SI.com, The San Francisco Chronicle and SB Nation Longform, among others. Currently, he's the the pro sports enterprise writer for The Washington Times, as well as a member of the Baseball Writers' Association of America.


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I have seen several atheists authors of both books and blogs state that the sacrifice and resurrection of Christ was not really a sacrifice at all since he came back from the dead. They state that after he allegedly rose from the dead that he went to his imaginary abode in the sky to live happily ever after in all power and glory. I want to state from the outset that I personally don't believe that the story of the resurrection is an actual historical event. In fact, I don't believe that Jesus Christ was actually an historical figure. It is my intention in this post to explain in the simplest way possible what was the intended meaning of the resurrection.
Anyone who has taken the time to read the various accounts of the death and resurrection of Christ can attest to the fact that the stories are full of holes and contradictions. But the intent behind the death and resurrection served several purposes. For this post I am going to let the apostle Paul clarify and make plain the actual reasoning behind this so called historical event. I am convinced beyond a shadow of a doubt that this never happened and that if it was in fact a part of God's plan then he is an idiot who didn't quite think this plan through.
In the book of Romans 5:10 Paul explains that the death of Christ was necessary to reconcile man with God. And it ends by stating that through his life (resurrection) we are saved. "For if, while we were enemies, we were reconciled to God through the death of his Son, how much more can we be sure that, being now reconciled, we shall be saved by his life."
The book of Hebrews chapter nine explains the purpose of the death of Christ and its necessity for believers. Hebrews 9:22 states the following "In fact, according to the Law, practically every purification takes place by means of blood; and if there is no shedding of blood, there is no remission." Comparing the system of redemption with the old Mosaic law Paul or Peter explain how and why the death of Christ was necessary. The shedding of blood was a requirement under God's law. Hey it's his game and his rules no matter how stupid they are.
The shedding of blood and subsequent death of Christ was the inauguration of a new covenant with God where Jesus was the high priest on behalf of man. "It is not as though Christ had entered a man-made sanctuary which was merely a model of the real one; he entered heaven itself, so that he now appears in the presence of God on our behalf." (Hebrews 9:24) In case you were wondering, this new covenant replaced the old covenant and covered all of humanity from Adam to the present and all future generations. This is clearly stated in Hebrews 9:15 "This makes him the mediator of a new covenant, so that, now that a death has occurred to redeem the sins committed under an earlier covenant, those who have been called to an eternal inheritance may receive the promise." By the way the "promise" is eternal life (salvation).
According to the scriptures the fall of man introduced sin and death into the world and the only way to eradicate the effects of sin was with a perfect sacrifice requiring death and the shedding of blood. Now the meaning behind the resurrection is as easily explained as the death of Christ. Basically, death is one of the consequences of sin; this applies to both physical as well as spiritual death. So technically through his death he conquered sin and all its effects which include death.
Let's see what explanation Paul gives us in 1Corinthians 15:21-22 " As it was by one man that death came, so through one man has come the resurrection of the dead. Just as all die in Adam, so in Christ all will be brought to life;" Remember Adam represents death and Christ represents life so Paul states that as he rose from the dead so will all those believers also have the same hopes of life in some future state. Remember Paul stated in 1Corinthians 15:14 "and if Christ has not been raised, then our preaching is without substance, and so is your faith."
The reason I wrote this article is to educate and inform some of my fellow atheists about the meaning of the resurrection. When you argue that the death of Christ was overshadowed by his resurrection and thus made his death pointless it just makes you appear ignorant about Christian doctrine. This argument is embarrassing for former believers who are now atheists like myself and who know what it is they are arguing against. If you have never been a believer then you should educate yourself on what it is you are debating, otherwise you are just embarrassing yourself.
Note: All quotes from the bible are taken from the New Jerusalem bible. An online version of the New Jerusalem bible can be found here.


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Like the other pro day round-ups we've done here at Cheesehead TV (Mar. 30, Mar. 10), we take a look at what others have reported from around the nation, making connections between the Green Bay Packers and some of the prospects coming out for this year's NFL Draft.
Brigham Young
The Packers were reportedly in attendance at BYU's pro day in mid-March, but perhaps more interesting was news that linebacker Kyle Van Noy has been working out with Clay Matthews among other players for the agency that represents them, according to Jay Drew of the Salt Lake Tribune:
Van Noy said he chose the agency Athletes First and Justin Schulman to represent him and has been training in San Diego with NFL players such as Von Miller of the Broncos, Clay Mathews of the Packers and Kyle Rudolph of the Minnesota Vikings.
Van Noy fits the mold of 3-4 outside linebacker, much like Matthews. He has been projected as high as late in the first round by NFL Draft analysts but few have him being selected as high as No. 21 where the Packers pick.
At his pro day workout, Van Noy chose not to participate in measured drills, instead choosing to stand on his numbers from the NFL Combine. But he did participate in on-field linebacker drills.
Wake Forest
The Packers may have been at the Wake Forest pro day, but one player they showed particular interest in was from nearby Winston-Salem State, a Division II school in North Carolina.
According to the Winston-Salem Journal, the Packers spoke to linebacker Carlos Fields Jr., the CIAA co-Defensive Player of the Year.
"There's been a few scouts that have talked with me," Fields is quoted as saying. "The Green Bay Packers, the Chiefs, and the Panthers seem like they are interested, so that's been good. I'm just trying to keep a good attitude and keep smiling, and hopefully I'll get a shot."
Although he played outside linebacker in college, Fields' size suggests he would be an inside linebacker in a 3-4 defense. He checked in at just less than 6' 1" and weighed 238 lbs. Fields himself said he thought he ran 4.4 seconds in the 40-yard dash but did not receive an official time.
Fields made 93 tackles, 8.5 for a loss and two interceptions in 2013.
San Diego State
The Packers were reportedly in attendance at San Diego State's pro day in March and had the opportunity to see players at a variety of positions, but perhaps none deeper than safety.
Unusually, the Aztecs had four senior safeties working out, including Nat Berhe, Eric Pinkins, Gabe Lemon and Marcus Andrews. Given the lack of depth at the position in Green Bay, they probably took note.
Berhe was invited to the NFL Combine, but it was Pinkins who put up some of the best numbers. According to the San Diego Union-Tribune, Pinkins had 25 reps on the 225-pound bench press, ran the 40 in 4.46 seconds, had a vertical jump of 39.5 inches and a vertical jump of 10' 6".
Texas Tech
According to GMB Management Group, the Packers are one of seven NFL teams to show interest in linebacker Terrance Bullitt, who will also take part in the NFL's Super Regional Combine Apr. 12 in Detroit.
Per EverythingLubbock.com, Bullitt had a 40-inch vertical and ran the 40 in 4.68 seconds at his pro day.
Bullitt would appear to be a good athlete, but may be a player without a true position. He played outside linebacker his senior season at Texas Tech at 6' 3" and 226 lbs., but played safety earlier in his career.
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Personal worthiness is an essential part of your preparation to serve a mission because you will need the Holy Ghost, and you cannot have the Holy Ghost unless you are clean (see D&C 42:14 and Helaman 4:24).
"No missionary can be unrepentant … and then expect to challenge others to repent. … The Spirit will not be with you. … You cannot travel down … forbidden paths and expect to guide others to the strait and narrow one."
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The Phytotherapist, as with most holistically orientated therapies, can achieve excellent results through focusing on a number of factors which suggest causal links. Specific herbal remedies can prove exceptionally successful if used in the context of address the whole body and environment of the patient. About 8% of all headaches treated by the average physician are migraine or one of its variants with some 16-18 million Americans suffer from migraine. Attacks can occur in early childhood, but most patients first develop symptoms between the ages of 10 and 30. Many migraine patients have family histories of the problem.
The immediate causation appears to relate to spasms in the muscular walls of the blood vessels of the brain and scalp. In approximately 30% of all cases, migraine attacks are preceded by warning signs such as scintillating visual effects, blind spots, zigzag flashing lights, numbness in parts of the body, and distorted visual images. These signs of an imminent attack are probably due to intracerebral vasoconstriction, and the head pain to dilation of scalparteries.
All such symptoms may clear just before the onset of pain or merge into it. The pain my be unilateral or generalized but tend to follow the same pattern in particular person. Attacks may happen daily or only every several months. Untreated attacks may last for hours or days and often accompanied with nausea, vomiting and photophobia. The extremities are cold and the patient will seek seclusion.
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Feverfew (Tanacetum parthenium) is the only herb used in European Phytotherapy known to be specific for the treatment of migraine. It is also the best example of a remedy well known to medical herbalist's that has recently been accepted and used by allopathic medicine. It has been used throughout recorded medical history as a bitter tonic and remedy for severe headaches. Through wide media coverage in recent years, the herb has gained a well deserved reputation as a "cure" for migraine. Clinicians at the London Migraine Clinic observed that patients were reporting marked improvements when they took the herb. Thankfully, these doctors had the inquiring and open minds of the true scientist and so started their own investigations into the claims for Feverfew. Clinical observations were soon being reported in the journals.1,2


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Burner against Burner
By Gilad Atzmon
Earlier this week we learned that Israeli Knesset Member Michael Ben-Ari (National Union) tore the New Testament to pieces and then threw it in the trash.
MK Ben –Ari was quoted as saying "This abhorrent book (The New Testament) promoted the murders of millions of Jews during the Inquisition and the autos da fé… this is an ugly missionary provocation by the Church, there's no doubt that the book and its senders belong in the trash of history."
Unfortunately, such a disgraceful attitude towards a text is no more or less than one would expect from a Zionist Jew, after all, herem, excommunication, boycott and book burning are all firmly embedded in both Jewish culture and Jewish politics. Still, I was a little surprised to read Ali Abunimah's critical report on the event, because, only three months ago Abunmiah himself joined forces with Abe Foxman, Alan Dershowitz and the entire AZZ community in a desperate book burning campaign. That time it was my book The Wandering Who? that was the 'abhorrent book' desperately in need of binning.
But Abunimah learned quickly that book burning is a dangerous game. Unfortunately for him my book didn't catch light, it just became more popular – and in many more languages. In fact rather than my book, it was Abunimah's credibility that became the object of scrutiny by a growing number of leading analysts and commentators (see below).
Anyway, I'm sure that Abunimah drew the necessary lessons. This week he was even gracious enough to offer MK Ben Ari some moral advice. At the end of his article Abunimah cleverly asks "What would the thousands of Christian Zionists attending CUFI say if they saw an Israeli Knesset member destroying the Bible and dumping it in the trash?"
An astute question indeed and I suspect we all know the answer. For some strange reason, books do not burn well – but book burners do.
A collection of reactions to Ali Abunimah's call for Disavowal:
*Washington Report- Gilad Atzmon´s Answer to Ali Abunimah
Youtube "Atzmon versus Abunimah"
Roger Tucker, DeLiberation "Ali Abunimah and Gilad Atzmon at the OK Corral"
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Annual to subshrub
Leaves generally basal and cauline, alternate, generally simple; stipules 0
Inflorescence: generally raceme
Flower bisexual; sepals 4, free; petals (0)4, free, generally white or yellow, often clawed; stamens generally (2,4)6, generally 4 long, 2 short; ovary 1, superior, chambers generally 2, septum membranous, connecting 2 parietal placentas, style 1, stigma simple or 2-lobed
Fruit: generally capsule ("silique") with 2 deciduous valves, sometimes breaking transversely or indehiscent
Seeds 1many per chamber
Genera in family: 300+ genera, 3000+ species: worldwide, especially cool regions; some cultivated for food (especially Brassica, Raphanus ) and ornamental
Recent taxonomic note: Recently treated to include Capparaceae [Rodman et al. 1993 Ann Missouri Bot Gard 80:686699; Rollins 1993 Cruciferae of Continental North America. Stanford Univ Press]
Family description, key to genera by Robert A. Price.
Roy E. BuckAnnual to perennial herb, generally tapered-hairy on leaves and lower stem
Stem generally ascending to erect, ± glaucous
Leaves ± entire to deeply cut; basal generally rosetted, withering, generally oblanceolate to obovate; cauline generally linear to obovate, clasping, reduced
Inflorescence becoming more open; bracts generally 0
Flower biradial to ± bilateral; calyx ± urn-shaped, sepals often ± pouched below, generally not green, generally not darker in bud, generally erect after flower; petal (and sepal) margins often scarious, wavy or not; filaments generally in 3 pairs, generally free (or longest 12 pairs ± fused below); style < 4 mm, stigma generally 2-lobed
Fruit ascending to reflexed, generally cylindric
Seed generally ± oblong, generally compressed, generally ± brown
Species in genus: ± 14 species: ± sw North America
Etymology: (Greek: stem flower, from use of some as cauliflower-like vegetable)
C. heterophyllus (Nutt.) PaysonAnnual, bristly below
Stem generally branched above
Leaves: basal ± not rosetted, 312 cm, ± narrowly oblong, coarsely dentate to lobed, tapered, petiole 0 or short; upper cauline ± entire, clasping
Flower: sepals 89 mm, barely pouched below; petals 1214 mm, margins scarious, not wavy; style 12 mm, stigma lobes ± 0 or shallow
Fruit reflexed, 58 cm, compressed or 4-angled
Seed generally narrowly winged
Ecology: Dry, open scrub, chaparral, often after fire or disturbance
Elevation: 01300 m.
Bioregional distribution: Outer South Coast Ranges, Southwestern California
Distribution outside California: Baja California
Synonyms: Streptanthus h. Nutt
var. pseudosimulans R.E. Buck
Flower: sepals yellowish or cream, reddish blushed or not; petals yellowish green, purple-veined or not
Habitats and elevations of sp.
Bioregional distribution: Transverse Ranges, n Peninsular Ranges.Often confused with C. simulans.
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A case worker with the New South Wales Department of Family and Community Services charged with the sexual assault of a nine-year-old girl has been refused bail in a Newcastle court.
The 54 year old Hunter-based case worker was arrested yesterday afternoon by detectives from the State Crime Command's Child Abuse Squad.
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hen the allegations were reported to police, case workers immediately removed the nine-year-old girl from the man's partner's home and she is now in state care.
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