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Colorado's first brewpub, Wynkoop Brewing Company was founded in 1988 by a group of young entrepreneurs and urban pioneers led by former Denver mayor and current Governor of Colorado, John Hickenlooper.
Our brewpub's hallmarks -- highly acclaimed small-batch beers, high quality food & service, the city's best pool hall and our glorious 1888 building -- helped make us a major catalyst for the revival of Lower Downtown Denver.
Today Wynkoop Brewing Company is a beer-blessed Denver institution, a must-visit Colorado landmark and one of the nation's most revered craft breweries.
We're also one of the city's best places for private and corporate events. We've hosted everything from Democratic National Convention parties to beer festivals, weddings and company conferences. (All with great beer and food.)
Today we're expanding our brewing efforts to better carry on our pioneering place in Denver and Colorado's microbrewing history. In 2010 we began hand-canning our craft beers (on a wiz-bang, table-top machine) so that we could deliver more of our ambitious, artisan-style craft beer to Denver area beer lovers. Look for our Rail Yard Ale, B3K Black Lager and Silverback Pale Ale in local stores and the areas top bars and restaurants.
In late 2011 we expanded our brewery for the first time in nearly 15 years, by adding two 20-barrel fermenters to our brewhouse and creating a special new room for our famed open fermenters. In July of 2012 we'll add two more of these fermenters. With this new capacity we are creating a flood of rule-breaking new beers -- from barrel-aged treats to sour beers and new styles - that help us honor the work of our original brewer, the late and very great Russell Schehrer. (The Brewers Association's annual Innovation Award is named after our beloved Russell.)
Our pioneering brewpub is housed in the glorious J. S. Brown Mercantile Building, built in 1899. The Mercantile Company was a cornerstone of the young Denver economy and one of the city's most impressive early buildings. Its hardwood floors, thick timber pillars and pressed-tin ceilings are still in place today. Miners, ranchers and city folks walked this building looking for goods to furnish their Western adventures and frontier homes.
In 1899 our main floor served as the Mercantile's original showroom. Today it's home to our main bar, restaurant, brewery and kitchen. On the south side of our main floor is our Mercantile Room, now a renovated banquet room replete with high ceilings and expansive arched windows. The giant metal door you see by the main bar? It was once the door to the building's main vault. Today it holds a different sort of valuables: our brewers and their office. The second floor is the home of Wynkoop Billiards, arguably the city's most elegant pool hall. We have 22 pool tables, two private pool rooms, dart lanes and a bar serving most of the same acclaimed beers you find downstairs.
This floor also houses some of our most popular banquet rooms, and the entire floor and pool hall are available for private functions. The backbar on this floor was rescued from the original tasting room of the old Tivoli Brewery, a famed Denver brewery located at what is now the Auraria college campus. In our basement you'll find the serving tanks for all of our beers, and we now hand can our beers down there, too. The Impulse Theater is also on our basement level and welcomes grinning crowds to its hugely popular improv-comedy shows.
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Little River Canyon National Preserve will celebrate Native American Month from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. a the Little River Canyon Field Center. There will be demonstrations of Native American games and tools. To learn more, call 256-845-9605.
The Cherokee County Public Library has on ongoing book sale. Get paperbacks for as little as a dime and hardbacks for as little as 50 cents or $1. The library is open today from 8 a.m. until noon. Call the library at 256-927-5838 for further information.
Hilltop Church has a singing every third Saturday beginning at 6:30 p.m.
Visit the beautiful Rock Village, home of some of the best hiking and rock climbing throughout the world. Enjoy fresh air and beautiful scenery. Go to the intersection of U.S. Highway 411 and Highway 68 in Leesburg, turn right, turn left on Cherokee County 36, to the intersection of County Road 36 and County Road 70, turn left and follow the signs.
Visit the historic Cornwall Furnace on Cherokee County Road 92 in Cedar Bluff.
Sunday, Nov. 18
The Centre First Baptist Church contemporary worship service, "Impact" begins at 8:30 a.m.
The Edge, a contemporary worship service that welcomes each person as he or she is and challenges us all to grow together in our faith in Jesus Christ, meets at 8:45 a.m. at Centre First United Methodist Church.
Catholic Mass is held the first and third Sunday of each month at the Knowledge Tree Day Care in Centre.

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VideoVIDEO: Osman Bakhach speaks about the latest events in Syria on Press TV Osman Bakhach, Director of Hizb ut Tahrir's Central Media Office speaks about the latest events in Syria on Press TV. This program was aired on Tuesday 25th December 2012. |
VideoVIDEO: Damascus calls for the return of Khilafah On Friday 14th December in Jobar, Damascus the Muslims took to the streets after Jumah calling for the establishment of the Khilafah. The Muslims chanted "NO to US interference", and "we are all Jabhat al-Nusra". |
VideoVIDEO: Member of the Revolutionary Council in Homs thanks Hizb ut-Tahrir for their blessed work Abu Bilal al-Homsi, member of the Revolutionary Council in Homs, Syria thanks Hizb ut-Tahrir for their blessed work and asks Allah to bless them and their work. He calls Hizb ut-Tahrir the "Heroes of Tripoli, Al-Sham". -UD3FA_v7uE |
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Tom Hooper is director of the musical "Les Miserables." (Kirk McKoy, Los Angeles Times / December 14, 2012) |
This story has been updated. See below.
Few things are more carefully choreographed than a movie musical, but director Tom Hooper wanted to steep his big-screen adaptation of "Les Misérables" in some gritty reality. So he took a page from Ridley Scott's war film "Black Hawk Down."
At Pinewood Studios outside London, he set up a scene in which 30 student revolutionaries and scores of background players construct a blockade to stave off the French army in 19th century Paris. He hid five cameras on the set with their operators dressed in costume, directed his performers to build a barricade, and shouted "Action!"
"Pianos were falling from above. Things were being thrown at you. It was the most anarchic, terrifying and wildly exciting thing," said Eddie Redmayne, the British actor who plays Marius, a revolutionary. "The adrenaline is real adrenaline, plus it created amazing camaraderie. We never knew exactly where the cameras were, and we built the thing in 10 minutes."
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Some precious antique furniture was destroyed in the process, but Hooper regards that as a small price to pay in his effort to set "Les Misérables" apart from the string of movie-musical misfires in the last decade. Since "Chicago" took home the best picture Oscar in 2002, a number of beloved stage musicals such as "Phantom of the Opera" and "Rent" have crashed and burned when adapted for the screen.
Despite the popularity of musically driven TV shows such as "Glee" and "American Idol" in recent years, moviegoers have proved increasingly finicky when it comes to sing-songy productions. Lighter films, like "Mamma Mia!" and "Hairspray" have done better than serious stories, but "Les Misérables," based on Victor Hugo's novel and centered on the unsuccessful 1815-1832 June rebellion in France, is stuffed with raw performances, offering little levity.
Still, Hooper, the Oscar-winning director of "The King's Speech," has a few things working in his favor: His film is studded with stars including Russell Crowe and Anne Hathaway, and its budget, $61 million, is relatively modest, lowering the financial risk for Universal Pictures. Hordes of fans of the stage version — which has played continuously since its 1985 debut despite initially terrible reviews — are eagerly anticipating the movie.
The film, which opens Christmas Day, has already received four Golden Globe nominations and four Screen Actors Guild nods including best ensemble, and some reviewers have applauded Hooper and his actors' commitment to the emotional material. But other critics have found fault with aspects, including its length (2 hours, 38 minutes) and earnestness.
Before signing on to the job, Hooper screened a slew of musicals: from "Fiddler on the Roof" and "The Sound of Music" to "Evita" and "Sweeney Todd." What he learned, he says, is that each one required audiences to repeatedly suspend their disbelief every time the actors opened their mouths to sing.
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"Even in the best musicals you were constantly needing to re-forgive them for singing. And when the music is great you could do it — particularly when it's comedic and light — there is a joyous lightheartedness that allows for the forgiveness to operate quite freely," says Hooper over coffee at the Chateau Marmont hotel. "I don't want that to be the relationship I have with my audience where I'm constantly asking them to not notice that it's not real."
Hooper starts singing to prove his point: "If I were to suddenly sing to you about this lovely day we are having, you would wonder, 'Why on earth are you singing?'"
Switching to a spoken voice, he adds: "And you would feel a bit embarrassed and I would feel embarrassed and the audience feels embarrassed."
Hooper's musical reeducation prompted him to change some of the rules, specifically how the songs are sung. Instead of allowing lip-syncing, he had all of the players sing their songs on camera as they listened to a live piano accompaniment via an earpiece. The singers controlled the tempo of each piece. He also stripped the movie of most of its spoken dialogue, with most of the story told through the songs, similar to the stage version.
"Maybe it's more honest to say, no, if in this world we are creating, singing is the primary means of communication, then it should be sung through," he says. "Own it, be confident about it, and don't have any shame about it. Don't be embarrassed by it."
"Les Misérables" follows only two other sung-through, stage-to-screen adaptations: 1975's "Tommy" and 1996's "Evita."
"Les Misérables" centers on Jean Valjean (Hugh Jackman), a man imprisoned for 19 years for stealing bread for his starving niece. The sprawling storyline follows his transformation from new parolee to upstanding citizen, all the while facing off against Inspector Javert (Crowe), who wants to re-imprison him for violating parole. Along the way, he meets unwed mother Fantine (Hathaway), adopts her daughter Cosette (Amanda Seyfried) and raises her as his own until she falls in love with Marius (Redmayne).
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In 1998, there was a dramatic version of "Les Miz," starring Liam Neeson as Valjean and Geoffrey Rush as Javert. A dramatic French version in 2000 starred Gerard Depardieu, and Anthony Perkins portrayed Javert in a 1978 dramatic version. Stage producer Cameron Mackintosh has been trying to get his musical version to the screen since soon after it debuted on the West End.


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Originally published: Dec 20, 2012 - 9:49 am
His defense is hell on opposing quarterbacks.
ESPN.com's Mike Sando and ESPN Stats & Information crunched the numbers and the results are startling.
Of the 12 starting quarterbacks the Cardinals have faced this season, nine of the them have performed substantially lower than their season standard based on ESPN's Total QBR statistic. Only Green Bay's Aaron Rodgers, San Francisco's Alex Smith and Miami's Ryan Tannehill have performed better against Arizona than their respective season marks.
The 12 primary quarterbacks Arizona has faced to this point in the season have combined to complete 54.5 percent of their passes with 16 touchdowns, 21 interceptions and a 33.3 Total QBR score against the Cardinals.Those same quarterbacks have completed 62.8 percent of their passes with 212 touchdowns, 112 picks and a 61.2 QBR score against everyone else.
It'll be interesting to keep an eye on what Chicago quarterback Jay Cutler can do against a recharged Cardinals defense Sunday.
In case you're wondering, Cutler's Total QBR for the year is 49.5 with 17 touchdowns and 14 interceptions.
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Hello all! This is particularly exciting news... French chef Jean Pierre has had multiple cookbooks published, owned the Left Bank Restaurant for 22 years (called one of the best restaurants in the USA by ALL the big foodie magazines), has had a nationally syndicated cooking show, is an icon in the cooked food world, and to date has now taught 17 THOUSAND students at his cooking school.
This will be the VERY FIRST uncooking class ever held at Jean Pierre's school in Ft. Lauderdale. Assuming it goes well, he will make uncooking classes a regular event! This is seriously HUGE for showing the masses just how ridiculously easy it is to make raw, gourmet.
Not to mention about the location -- this will be a VERY hands on course in his kitchen. And let me tell you -- it is IMMACULATE. Even the drain pipes are polished and shiny. It's amazing.
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After enduring four days of rocket fire, children in southern Israel will head for rest and relaxation.
New York, NY (PRWEB) November 18, 2012
The Jewish Agency for Israel has arranged to take thousands of children and teenagers for respite in different facilities out of rocket range across the country. These respite activities have been organized in full coordination with Israel's National Emergency Authority (NEA) and the local authorities. Additional Respite activities are being planned for later in the week in partnership with the Jewish Federations of North America.
Concurrently, The Jewish Agency for Israel's Fund for Victims of Terror is distributing emergency grants to residents who were injured or whose houses were damaged by rocket fire. The Jewish Federations of North America has provided the funding for these grants. The average emergency grant is $1000 USD per terror victim. The grants are intended to help residents with their initial recovery after an attack. In the last few days, representatives of the Fund have visited the homes of families who have suffered from rocket fire and distributed the emergency funds.
In addition to the emergency grants, residents who are recognized as victims of terror by the Israel National Insurance Institute can apply to the Jewish Agency's Fund for Victims of Terror to receive additional assistance of up to $5000 USD. These further grants are intended to help ease the recovery period and fund additional necessities which are not covered by Israeli government institutions.
The Chairman of the Executive of The Jewish Agency for Israel, Natan Sharansky, said that the assistance provided by the Jewish Federations of North America is a demonstration of the solidarity that Jews around the world feel with the residents of southern Israel. These Israelis have had to cope with an extremely difficult reality for the last few days, dealing with the terrible pain of those who have been injured and those whose loved ones have been killed.
The Jewish Agency's Fund for the Victims of Terror, which is supported by donations from the Jewish Federations of North America, as well as by foundations and donors across the globe, provides material assistance to victims of terror in Israel. Since the Fund's establishment in 2002, The Jewish Agency has helped thousands of victims of terror and their families and provided financial assistance of approximately $25 million USD.
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Investing in a vibrant Jewish future, The Jewish Agency for Israel continues to address the greatest challenges of our People in every generation. We connect the global Jewish family, bringing Jews to Israel- and Israel to Jews. We build a better society in Israel- and beyond- energizing young Israelis and their worldwide peers to rediscover a collective sense of Jewish purpose. At the same time, The Jewish Agency continues to be the Jewish world's first responder, prepared to rescue and bring Jews home to Israel from countries where they live at-risk. More information can be obtained at http://www.jewishagency.org.
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I don't know what I expected, really. I guess I had visions of myself going through stages that mimicked heroin withdrawals—clenching my bedsheets, my loved one, running for the toilet, years of toxins dripping from my pores.
This juice fast has not been like that. It has not been a cake walk (cake, please!), by any means, but it has not been like that.
I am on day five of 10.
For anyone who knows me well, you know this is no easy feat for me, or anyone like me. I am like a rabid beast at a buffet, and I do not shy away from a party. A friend told me today that I am "a walking advertisement for this juice fast if you succeed."
She may be right.
I find one thing strange: when you post about this fast on Facebook, people automatically say things such as, "Oooh, you'd better watch it. Where will you get your protein?" or "be careful, you don't want to lose weight that fast." Why does no one say anything when I continuously post photos of huge piles of pasta I eat on the weekends? That is a far bigger problem than shooting myself full of veggie and fruit blasts throughout the day.
I've lost about 11 pounds in the five days. I bat away cravings like flies at a barbecue (yum, barbecue!). It's constant and sometimes overpowering. I almost caved two days ago just by reading a Wendy's billboard that had the word BACON on it. I try to replace longings for food and drink with images of myself as a healthy skinny being. I also use the method of reminding myself that the food isn't going anywhere; I can have a taco fest when this is over.
But I plan to not have too many taco fests. This juice fast is supposed to be a kickstart to a healthier me, a healthier way of eating and living. I hope that it is.
Many have asked about the taste of the juice. It's delicious if you get it right. We've gotten much better about pairing different fruits and veggies. Just now, for instance, I chugged a juice made of turnip leaves, kale, green apple, carrots, a little bit of ginger and lemon, and it was delicious. I think the trick is to always let something on the milder side take charge, like the apple or the carrot. Let the radishes have their place. Fruit juices are easier. Mix a bunch of fruits and it'll taste good. We also learned, not surprisingly, that any kind of melon will yield a lot of juice.
So onto the weekend, where we will need a whole lot more willpower to "survive." This is the time we fall off any good eating habits, never mind a juice fast.
As always, please share your experiences and tips with me. And I wouldn't mind any words of support, either.
8:27 am on Saturday, February 16, 2013
Charlene, I am so proud of you! I love your comment about people not mentioning piles of pasta on your plate. That is so true. Juicing is a way to get the vital nutrients, such as vitamins, minerals, enzymes, and phytochemicals into your body at a much faster rate. These nutrients are condensed when you juice (not the same when you blend). Although you do need the fiber that blending provides, a ten-day juice fast is a great kick-start to a healthier lifestyle. Believe it or not, there are many vegetables with protein in them...maybe not a lot, but some. Also, you said you 'chugged a juice..', don't chug, savor the flavor. In order to get your digestive juices flowing, swishing the juice in your mouth gets the process started by your saliva (yes, saliva is an integral part of digestion). Keep up the good work! Don't worry about 'a taco fest', this juicing is the start of your journey to healthier living. A new you WILL emerge...and I'm guessing that, tacos won't taste as good as they once did. One more thing, take it slowly when you come off the juice fast. You don't want to overload your system on day 11. I hope you're journaling this...with photos!
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12:12 pm on Saturday, February 16, 2013
Thanks Lala! I appreciate the kind words.
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12:16 pm on Saturday, February 16, 2013
Hey Neighbor - Thanks so much for your feedback. Regarding the "diet." I'm viewing this much more as a fast...a detox. When I saw the movie "Fat, Sick and Nearly Dead" it inspired me and I read a lot about fasting at that time. I don't consider it a "diet" by any means. It's a detoxification and hopefully a good jumpstart to a healthier lifestyle. As for the cookie story - that is not a "blog." Only the "local voices" section includes blogs, which is why I posted my personal juice journey here. I just thought it would be fun to share in this forum. The cookie story is a piece that simply points out that a major research group has been in the news a lot lately talking about the new girl scout cookie. It's a post asking for people's feelings on it (and I'd urge you to post yours), and not my opinion whatsoever. It's been in the news a lot lately, so it's worth asking readers what they think. My opinions are left out of any reporting, as it should be. Again, thanks for your feedback!
12:34 pm on Saturday, February 16, 2013
I will say I find it disgusting anyone would compare a cookie to a fruit in anyway but the rules the government has laid out allowing food companies to label things is crazy. Sometime soon toothpaste will be a fruit. Good luck I do wish you the best. I apologize if I took your saying it is wrong the girlscouts sell cookies as a way to make money wrong. I see nothing wrong with it. the cookies sell and if people sit and eat an entire box it is thier problem. Most people (I hope) would not do that. Keep up the good work and again I wish you the best.


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The CRD is entirely independent and has three main functions:
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E-mailThere's no reminisce in Tiger Woods, say three major challengers
June 11, 2013
The three players who lost playoff majors to Tiger Woods share the bond of taking the world's best golfer to the very brink.
Out of 'Luck,' Gary Stevens gets back in the saddle
June 7, 2013
The comeback of Gary Stevens was never intended for a real Triple Crown race aboard a horse named Oxbow.
Pac-12 Conference looks to the safety of its athletes
June 4, 2013
The Pac-12 Conference is working on an initiative to improve the health and safety of its more than 7,000 athletes. The elements of the initiative include a "head trauma task force" and "football contact reduction."
Power conferences in college football gain even more strength
April 25, 2013
College football commissioners were going to end their three-day unity conference in Pasadena with a round of "Kumbaya" at the hotel's valet carport. That was before the consulting firm that dreamed up "College Football Playoff" suggested something more generic from "The White Album."
Cowboys Stadium to play host to first championship game in new format
April 25, 2013
Cowboys Stadium in Arlington, Texas, will play host to the first championship game in the new College Football Playoff.
New college football playoff system gets a less-than-original name
April 23, 2013
The name for college football's new playoff system is … "College Football Playoff."
BCS leaders hone new college football playoff format
April 23, 2013
The last vestiges of the controversial Bowl Championship Series, conceived years ago on a cocktail napkin, will be phased out this week at a swank Pasadena hotel.
BCS leaders hone new college football playoff format
April 23, 2013
The last vestiges of the controversial Bowl Championship Series, conceived years ago on a cocktail napkin, will be phased out this week at a swank Pasadena hotel.
It's full speed ahead as Louisville beats Michigan for NCAA title
April 9, 2013
ATLANTA — Scoring is down, players leave early and the best action on television today is still probably 1980s replays of the Atlantic Coast Conference.
Michigan-Louisville NCAA title game: Gratitude adjustment required
April 8, 2013
ATLANTA — Michigan will have three or four thank-you notes to hand out should it win Monday night's national championship game against Louisville at the Georgia Dome.
NCAA Final Four outcomes are not shocking
April 7, 2013
ATLANTA -- Florida Gulf Coast was a carnival cruise while it lasted and Wichita State was a hoot, but there will be nothing "mid" about the majors playing for Monday's national title.
Things could be stifling at the Final Four
April 6, 2013
ATLANTA -- This Final Four will be "lights out" on the scoreboard only if there's a second-half power outage at the Georgia Dome.
NCAA Final Four: Wichita State vs. Louisville
April 6, 2013
NCAA Final Four: Syracuse vs. Michigan
April 6, 2013
Wichita State's Carl Hall is at heart of Shockers' surge
April 2, 2013
From passed out on a floor to the Final Four — it has been a pulse-rate ride for Carl Hall.
For Louisville, injury leads to inspiration in NCAA win over Duke
March 31, 2013
Tears are part of the NCAA tournament. They flow when teams win and flow when they lose.
Wichita State holds off Ohio State, 70-66
March 31, 2013
Wichita State is off to its first Final Four since 1965 with the appropriate nickname: Shockers.
Ohio State, Wichita State vie to be best in the . . . West?
March 29, 2013
Some West Regional final this turned out to be. The closest school left, Wichita State, is located 1,380 miles from epicenter court at Staples Center.
Wichita State scores an outsized victory over La Salle, 72-58
March 29, 2013
You could see it was going to be a problem for La Salle from the opening tip.
La Salle in the Sweet 16: Philadelphia story is no underdog's tale
March 28, 2013
The message was clear and it came with accent, attitude and a side of sauce:
If he's on his game, Mark Lyons could get Arizona the NCAA title
March 26, 2013
Florida Gulf Coast is a hot story and, gee, that old La Salle played great, but all of that may not matter.
Gregg Marshall's success at Wichita State isn't a Shocker to him
March 26, 2013
Wichita State Coach Gregg Marshall can't wait to get the Shockers to Los Angeles for the West Regional at Staples Center.
True underdogs mix with pedigreed types in wide-open NCAA tournament
March 25, 2013
My dream of a West Regional foursome of Wichita State, La Salle, Harvard and Iowa State came only half true.
NCAA favorites, that's you Arizona and Gonzaga, better be on alert
March 23, 2013
SALT LAKE CITY -- Arizona is thrilled to be playing Harvard on Saturday on its way to next week's West regional in Los Angeles.
Little Southern comfort for No. 1 Gonzaga
March 21, 2013
SALT LAKE CITY — What a sight it was seeing Gonzaga star center Kelly Olynyk consoling a distraught opponent who fell just short of pulling off one of the great upsets in NCAA tournament history.
Looking for a basketball coach? Salt Lake's the place
March 20, 2013
SALT LAKE CITY — Top collegiate athletic directors need many things but should not live without a back-door office exit or a secret list of coaching candidates in advance of their next football and basketball openings.
A different kind of bluegrass statement on Selection Sunday
March 17, 2013
Kentucky is the top-seeded team entering this year's NCAA tournament that tips off Tuesday in Dayton, Ohio, and ends on a Monday in Atlanta.
Cal Poly upsets Pacific to win Big West women's basketball final
March 17, 2013
Cal Poly overcame the loss of star forward Kayla Griffin on Saturday to upset top-seeded Pacific, 63-49, in the Big West Conference women's basketball tournament final at Honda Center.
Pacific defeats UC Irvine, 64-55, in Big West men's tournament
March 17, 2013
UC Irvine men's basketball team will not be making its first NCAA tournament appearance.
The agony and ecstasy of NCAA tournament Selection Sunday
March 16, 2013
The hours before Selection Sunday are what Lakers announcer Chick Hearn used to call "nervous time."
UC Irvine advances to Big West men's final
March 16, 2013
The school with the funny nickname is 40 minutes from becoming no joke.
Cal State Fullerton women fall short in Big West tournament
March 15, 2013
Cal State Fullerton's longshot bid to win the Big West Conference women's basketball tournament came up three points short.
Long Beach State grinds out win over Cal State Fullerton
March 15, 2013
Top-seeded Long Beach State versus injury-ravaged Cal State Fullerton went just as you might expect a game with that billing would go.
Long Beach State rides James Ennis into Big West Conference tournament
March 13, 2013
James Ennis was like the fifth Beatle on last season's Long Beach State basketball team, a back-beat junior in a Fab Four senior lineup led by lead slinger Casper Ware.
Conference tournaments take their chances in Las Vegas
March 12, 2013
The last Big East basketball tournament as we know it hits New York's stage this week at Madison Square Garden.
Tiger Woods plays golf with President Obama
February 18, 2013
Tiger Woods had a good reason for snubbing the Northern Trust Open again this year.
John Merrick, a son of Westwood, enjoys his day in sun at Riviera
February 17, 2013
The playoff that led to the payoff at Riviera Country Club was always so freeway close, yet it took seven years of weaving through all the traffic.
Bill Haas trying for two in a row at Riviera
February 16, 2013
Third-round leader Bill Haas is trying to become only the eighth player to win what is now called Northern Trust Open in consecutive years.
Bill Haas leaves field in his Wake with a 64
February 16, 2013
Saturday was moving day at the Northern Trust Open and no player was more moved than Bill Haas.
Local knowledge is a key, even off the course
February 16, 2013
The keys to playing Riviera Country Club as a PGA Tour pro don't just involve reading the greens and knowing what mid-iron to pull.
The names are there at Riviera
February 16, 2013
What an autograph-rush weekend it should be at the Northern Trust Open, with headliners such as Phil Mickelson, Bill Haas, Keegan Bradley, Adam Scott, Ernie Els, Sergio Garcia and Fred Couples all ... well, making the cut.
Fred Couples can tell you some Riviera Country Club history
February 14, 2013
Ben Hogan bought the fairway to heaven, Humphrey Bogart no longer stands pickled and perched beneath the sycamore on No. 12 and member Jim Murray isn't around to describe Riviera Country Club, as he once did, as "like a coquettish woman who winks at you behind her fan."
Golf is more than a game to Padraig Harrington — it's a life's work
February 13, 2013
The top player in golf isn't in the Northern Trust Open field this week at Riviera Country Club and his name isn't Tiger Woods.
Mississippi, no joke, makes a big splash on football signing day
February 6, 2013
The Southeastern Conference conducted its annual player draft Wednesday in advance of winning its eighth straight national title next season.
Mississippi, no joke, makes a big splash on football signing day
February 6, 2013
The Southeastern Conference conducted its annual player draft Wednesday in advance of winning its eighth straight national title next season.
Tiger Woods' Torrey Pines cruise hits a few bumps, but he wins
January 28, 2013
LA JOLLA — Only Tiger Woods could so dramatically breeze to victory. Leave it to Woods to make things interesting at Torrey Pines even when the outcome was so under-par inevitable.
Fog forces third round of Farmers Insurance Open to be postponed
January 27, 2013
— The boxing adage "you can't hit what you can't see" was applied to golf Saturday as the combination of pea soup fog and white balls forced a third-round postponement at the Farmers Insurance Open.
Tiger Woods takes the lead at Torrey Pines
January 25, 2013
LA JOLLA — Sun-dripped Torrey Pines disappeared Friday as umbrellas outsold sunscreen, sand traps turned to koi ponds and temporary rivers replaced par-five fairways.
Brandt Snedeker shares lead at Torrey Pines
January 24, 2013
LA JOLLA — As one millionaire golfer considers leaving San Diego in order to make financial ends meet, Brandt Snedeker might consider the opposite and seek full-time residency in the Lodge at Torrey Pines.
Torrey Pines still special to Tiger Woods
January 23, 2013
LA JOLLA — For Tiger Woods, the memories rush back in memorable and monumental torrents … of knee pain.
Phil Mickelson backs off on tough tax talk
January 22, 2013
LA JOLLA — Phil Mickelson, an expert at applying backspin on the golf course, issued a statement clarifying comments he made Sunday indicating he might move out of California because of the state's income tax laws.
Chip Kelly will lend creativity to a stale NFL
January 16, 2013
Chip Kelly's about-face decision to accept the Philadelphia Eagles job immediately makes the National Football League more interesting and college football less interesting.
Chris Dufresne's top 10 college football moments for 2012 season
January 8, 2013
The end of this season means there's only a year left of the snaggle-toothed Bowl Championship Series, a cartel dreamed up by Satan that has been infuriating college football fans since 1998. We can't wait for the new four-team playoff starting in 2014 that would have solved this season by picking Oregon as the clear-cut No. 4 team. Or, wait, should it have been Stanford? OK, so maybe the controversies won't end, but that shouldn't stop the sport from continuing to be rip-roaring fun.
It's a title wave as Alabama pummels Notre Dame in BCS rout
January 8, 2013
MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. — The only quarterback in the stadium Monday night who knew how to defeat Alabama wasn't allowed to take a snap.
Notre Dame is grounded by Alabama
January 8, 2013
MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. — Notre Dame's final stat line in the Bowl Championship Series title game wasn't pretty. The Fighting Irish had only 32 yards rushing.
Luck has been, and could be, a factor for Notre Dame and Alabama
January 6, 2013
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. — It is easy to embrace the thought Alabama will defeat Notre Dame in Monday night's Bowl Championship Series title game at Sun Life Stadium.
Loved the Rose Bowl? Notre Dame-Alabama might have similar scent
January 6, 2013
If you loved the Rose Bowl, you might also enjoy Monday night's Bowl Championship Series title game between Notre Dame and Alabama.
Memories of 1973 Sugar Bowl remain sweet and sour
January 5, 2013
People to this day buy Robin Weber bar drinks.
Nick Saban, Brian Kelly hint they are not heading to the NFL
January 5, 2013
MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. — Nick Saban and Brian Kelly dropped strong hints Saturday they would be coaching at Alabama and Notre Dame beyond Monday night's Bowl Championship Series title game.
For Oregon and Kansas State, Fiesta Bowl is nothing but a consolation game
January 3, 2013
— The bumper sticker for this year's Fiesta Bowl could be: "They have only themselves to blame."
Stanford marches, or plods, past Wisconsin to end Rose Bowl drought
January 2, 2013
Some people probably think quarterback Jim Plunkett led Stanford to its last Rose Bowl victory.
Stanford-Wisconsin not exactly a matchup made in Rose Bowl heaven
December 31, 2012
The Rose Bowl pregame weather has been about as crummy as the seven combined losses for Stanford and Wisconsin.
Coaching at Rose Bowl never gets old for Wisconsin's Barry Alvarez
December 29, 2012
Barry Alvarez had trouble adjusting his chair at Saturday's Rose Bowl media day but eventually settled in without even spilling his coffee.
Shayne Skov talks it, walks it and tackles it for Stanford
December 28, 2012
Stanford survived its 2011 season just fine without injured inside linebacker Shayne Skov.
So Wisconsin's Curt Phillips doesn't throw much — he can manage
December 28, 2012
Curt Phillips was asked Thursday, by the only reporter interviewing him, how far he could walk outside his downtown hotel without being recognized.
'Traditional' Rose Bowl? Look a little closer
December 27, 2012
This is being called a "traditional" Rose Bowl because the football champions of the Pac-12 and Big Ten conferences just hit town, went to Disneyland, plan to eat wheelbarrows of prime rib and then play in the sacred Jan.1 post-parade time slot.
East is West and up is down in college conference realignments
December 21, 2012
Tired of tracking the conference whereabouts of your favorite school?
Seven Big East schools considering leaving conference
December 13, 2012
The exact timing of the Big East's imminent implosion is not particularly important.
Chris Dufresne's look at the season's college football bowl games
December 12, 2012
ESPN's "Octomom" family of networks hopes you enjoy this year's cavalcade of commercials and center snaps as it furiously tries to secure the two games it doesn't broadcast.
Despite its record, Georgia Tech poses problems for USC
December 7, 2012
Unbuckling the mailbag:
Don't get defensive about Heisman vote
December 5, 2012
Notre Dame senior linebacker Manti Te'o is not going to win the Heisman Trophy on Saturday night. Texas A&M quarterback Johnny Manziel is poised to become the first freshman to win in the award's 78-year history.
College football rankings with bowl-game twist
December 5, 2012
Rankman and SportsBusiness Journal have teamed up for a first-they-have-heard-about-it collaboration based on SBJ's seventh annual analysis of bowl gifts provided to players. This year's most popular gift is the Fossil watch, provided at 19 of the 35 bowls. USC is too lousy at 7-5 to crack Rankman's top 25, but part of the Trojans' Sun Bowl gift package will include a Helen of Troy hair dryer. Meineke Car Care participants from Minnesota and Texas Tech will receive a 32-inch flat screen, a belt buckle, T-shirt, lapel pin and backpack. This bowl bounty proves college players are already highly compensated and should never ask again to share in the profits of a multibillion dollar industry.
The bowl system has sealed the deal, but odor still leaks through
December 3, 2012
You might rather know what goes into the sausages at "Barry's Floor Scraps & Other Deli Delights" than know what goes into making college football's postseason.
As usual, SEC claims ownership of BCS
December 2, 2012
ATLANTA -- No one down here in Southeastern Conference country was surprised Sunday when the final Bowl Championship Series standings confirmed Alabama would be playing Jan. 7 for the national title.
Alabama wins SEC crown as time runs out on Georgia
December 2, 2012
— Alabama will play Notre Dame for the national championship in the game everyone wants to see, but only after playing the game no one wanted to end.
USC idle; Lane Kiffin still center of attention
December 1, 2012
Unbuckling the mailbag:
Alabama-Georgia game looks like BCS title-game tuneup
December 1, 2012
ATLANTA -- Alabama and Georgia haven't played in football since 2008 but won't be completely startled when they bump into each other at the Georgia Dome on Saturday.
USC and Notre Dame prove that football rankings can be wacky business
November 28, 2012
Notre Dame began the season unranked in the Associated Press media poll and is now No. 1; USC started No.1 and is now unranked.
Times college football rankings: Five California schools make the list
November 28, 2012
Rankman has rarely been this excited about two recently "dropped out" teams playing on a Thursday night in Piscataway, N.J. The showdown between Rutgers and Louisville now features two teams representing three different conferences. Rutgers is joining the Big Ten in 2014 and Louisville just announced it is leaving the Big East for the Atlantic Coast. The Big East doesn't bother these days to stitch member names on its lettermen's sweaters — it uses Velcro. There is so much upheaval and mediocrity at the bottom of these rankings that Slippery Rock made it to the second-to-final cut. Five schools from California cracked the list but uthere was no room at the Top-25 Inn for hobos USC and California. Also, note the team at No. 20. This is the highest Rankman has been on Utah State since he used to put beer on ice in the sink while lodging at the Logan Motel Baugh.
Among California schools, USC football is in a very sorry state
November 27, 2012
The USC Trojans, ranked No. 1 in this year's preseason Associated Press poll, have dropped all the way to No. 6 . . . in the state.
College football's Big Three all have their issues
November 25, 2012
Not one of the Three Amigos left in this year's national title race should be confused with the greatest teams in history.
Notre Dame prevents BCS bedlam
November 25, 2012
Notre Dame is a religious school with a storied history of priests, playbooks, prayer books and spiritual advisors.
Does the SEC play fair in college football?
November 23, 2012
The Southeastern Conference has been accused of a lot of things through the years — but a scam?
A few points, very few, to make about USC and No. 1 Notre Dame
November 23, 2012
Question: Where do you put USC's chances of knocking Notre Dame off?
College football TV lineup for Saturday
November 22, 2012
The Times' top 25 college football rankings
November 22, 2012
This could be a first in the history of Rankman — two teams in the top 25 with the nickname Aggies: Texas A&M (11) and Utah State (24). Throw in Kansas State (8) if you count the nearby "Aggieville" bar scene. Missing the Aggies cut: North Carolina A&T, New Mexico State, UC Davis. Our mythical national title game this week is Notre Dame vs. Ohio State, just to irritate Alabama fans who don't know Ohio State is ineligible for postseason play. It's the closest we may get to a nonconference Notre Dame vs. Big Ten Conference game as Notre Dame moves mostly to the Atlantic Coast Conference for football and Jim Delany's Big 14 staff begins work on concocting goofy trophy names for fabricated rivalries such as Rutgers-Indiana and Maryland-Purdue.
Notre Dame better cover its bases to avoid another upset loss at USC
November 22, 2012
Let's see if I've got this straight or crooked: Notre Dame needs one win to get to the national title game and Sports Illustrated puts the Irish on this week's cover?
Notre Dame loss could throw BCS system into chaos again
November 18, 2012
Play it forward: Week ahead in college football
November 18, 2012
Five things to watch this week in college football.
A South'easter roars over college football
November 18, 2012
Saturday is the reason they play the regular season all the way to the end.
Brett Hundley appears poised for great things
November 17, 2012
They used to say you lost a game for every freshman you started, but that game has changed.
UCLA fans want the front page, but team has to earn it
November 17, 2012
Unbuckling the mailbag:
Bystander SEC gears up for nonconference weekend
November 16, 2012
The Southeastern Conference is, for now, a helpless Bowl Championship Series bystander as it monitors three undefeated outliers competing for this season's title.
Johnny Manziel is muzzled, but college coaches prattle on
November 15, 2012
Texas A&M won't let Johnny Manziel talk to the media this year because it has a policy against freshmen doing interviews.
The Times' top 25 college football teams
November 14, 2012
The Southeastern Conference, taken out of the national title hunt for as long as three non-SEC teams keep winning, mostly takes the week off as it openly cheers for upsets of Oregon, Kansas State and Notre Dame. SEC schools bully up to play seven 1-AA schools this week, which is seven more than Notre Dame, USC and UCLA have ever scheduled. The SEC is believed to be the first league to stage an exhibition season inside a regular season, but the scary part is Alabama A&M might beat Auburn. And if Florida thought Louisiana Lafayette was tough last week, well, watch out for Jacksonville State. In keeping with the SEC's time-honored November tradition, Rankman has scheduled mostly 1-AA level comments this week.
Notre Dame's BCS prospects are not quite golden
November 12, 2012
Top-ranked Alabama's stunning-if-you-say-so home defeat Saturday narrowed the national-scope scenarios but also raised the gun barrels of anxiety — especially in South Bend.
Texas A&M's speed bottles up a slow Tide
November 10, 2012
Everyone wondered what a team like Oregon would do if it met Alabama on a field that could also serve as a laboratory beaker.
Little annoyances could add up to big trouble for USC
November 10, 2012
Unbuckling the mailbag:
Patterns have Notre Dame, USC attention
November 9, 2012
We combed the hills and scoured the wires for this batch of weekend tidbits:
College football rankings: Alabama, Oregon, Kansas State, Notre Dame
November 8, 2012
Rankman's steadfast "Never play on Election Tuesday" rule came back to bite Toledo when the Rockets forfeited their poll position by joining Mitt Romney in the loss column. Toledo, located in swing-state Ohio, lost to Ball State. Otherwise, it was "throw the bums out" week, as several schools lost their rankings seats. It took a lot of sock-drawer sifting to find worthy replacements. We elected to recast Texas in a more favorable light after the Longhorns' defense held somebody to fewer than 55 points. And San Diego State was extended a Blazing Saddles' "laurel and hearty" welcome after the Aztecs stunned Boise State on the blue field.
College fooball: Alabama, Oregon, Notre Dame better watch out
November 8, 2012
November is "Nervous Wreck Month" on the College Channel as highly stressed coaches contemplate the trap doors and trip wires that can turn a sensational season sour.
Darrell Royal dies at 88; noted University of Texas football coach
November 8, 2012
Darrell Royal, the legendary Texas coach who led the Longhorns to three national college football titles and 11 Southwest Conference titles in a 20-year tenure that ended in 1976, died Wednesday in Austin after a battle with Alzheimer's disease, the university announced. He was 88.
Louisiana Tech and up-tempo offense: Change football can believe in
November 7, 2012
RUSTON, La. — The triggerman for the highest-scoring college offense this side of Oregon can't be found anywhere in this week's NCAA passing statistics.
Top college football teams survive scares but all have issues
November 4, 2012
Only the presidential candidates had to make their closing arguments over the weekend.
Screen play a hit for Alabama in 21-17 win over LSU
November 4, 2012
BATON ROUGE, La. -- Until they break up the Bowl Championship Series in two years, the only thing left to do is shake it up.
Taking it on faith that Notre Dame's 8-0 record is real
November 3, 2012
Unbuckling the mailbag:
College football: Alabama vs. LSU could sort out BCS, SEC gridlock
November 3, 2012
BATON ROUGE, La. — The traffic jam Friday on Highland Road near campus was a reminder of the gridlock we've come to expect whenever Alabama plays Louisiana State in football.
Taking it on faith that Notre Dame's 8-0 record is real
November 2, 2012
Unbuckling the mailbag:
College football TV lineup for Saturday
November 1, 2012
USC is still a player in national championship picture
October 31, 2012
The University of Illegal Formations impaired its national title chances with an eight-penalty loss at Stanford and then abandoned the Bowl Championship Series ship with last weekend's 13-penalty defeat at Arizona.
Four-team playoff could be necessary this season in college football
October 29, 2012
This weekend's very impatient, 6-year-old kid-like, takeaway question is: Why wait?
Play it forward: Week ahead in college football
October 29, 2012
Five things to watch this week in college football.
It's not a great day for good teams in college football
October 28, 2012
It was a rotten day to be undefeated, or USC, or the BCS standings, which suddenly got indigestion.
Oddsmakers favor Oklahoma; history favors Notre Dame
October 26, 2012
It is a matchup dripping in tradition, pitting a team from the industrial Midwest against a wind-swept prairie powerhouse.
Lane Kiffin of USC finds more controversy, by the numbers
October 26, 2012
Unbuckling the mailbag:
Kansas State's Bill Snyder may get shot at redemption for 1998
October 25, 2012
Mike Riley is an obvious coach-of-the-year choice given the double-double (with fries) charge he injected into an Oregon State team that finished 3-9 last year.
Play it forward: The week ahead in college football
October 22, 2012
Five things to watch this week in college football.
Oregon keeps winning, and falling in BCS standings
October 21, 2012
Oregon can't afford to keep winning like this. A few more lopsided victories and the Ducks could finish last in the BCS and end up playing in the Toilet Bowl.
USC needs to root for the enemy Notre Dame up until it plays them
October 20, 2012
No one seriously believes Notre Dame can get to the national title game with eek-out victories over Purdue and Brigham Young parlayed with replay-reviewed goal-line stands against Stanford.
Oregon vs. Alabama: Can Ducks swim against the Tide?
October 20, 2012
Unbuckling the mailbag:
Things are heating up in college football
October 19, 2012
Here is some weekend pigskin to chew on:
College football TV lineup for Saturday
October 18, 2012
The Times' top 25 college football rankings
October 18, 2012
The SEC (a.k.a., BCS) standings were released this week and it was a surprise to see that former Big 12 Conference member Texas A&M is the only Southeastern Conference school ranked between 13th and 25th. The SEC really needs to upgrade its developmental league. Sorry, but Oregon is Rankman's No. 2 for as long as the Ducks keep winning and the checks keep clearing. Watch out for Oklahoma, up five spots this week to No. 8. The Sooners have recovered from the "Kansas State Flu" and appear perfectly positioned and poised to ruin Notre Dame's perfect season in two weeks. We think Louisiana Tech is the first team to be dropped from the poll after scoring 57 points. Frank Solich, Ohio's 68-year-old coach, joins the top 25 to rehearse for a stage adaptation of "Cocoon" with Bill Snyder (73) and Steve Spurrier (67).
Half a college football season has already been full of surprises
October 18, 2012
USC would break offensive air-speed records, Matt Barkley was a lock for the Heisman Trophy and Oregon State Coach Mike Riley needed thicker pants for the hot seat he was sitting on.
Play it forward: Week ahead in college football
October 15, 2012
Five things to watch this week in college football.
First BCS standings don't quite add up for Oregon
October 15, 2012
Oregon fans have been advised to stay away from sharp objects following their beloved Ducks' disturbing No. 3 debut in the first Bowl Championships Series standings.
Stanford hits a wall at Notre Dame
October 14, 2012
Stanford ripped a page out of the Titanic-era playbook to help Notre Dame advance another precious step on what is suddenly becoming an improbable national title run.
USC vs. USC? U Simply Can't find a football rivalry … so far
October 13, 2012
Handicapping the season's first BCS standings
October 13, 2012
There is one problem in trying to project Sunday's first release of the Bowl Championships Series standings:
Saturday's college football TV lineup
October 12, 2012
Break out the chips and cold drinks, but let Chris Dufresne handle the remote. Each Friday, the Times' national college football writer handicaps what's worth watching, and skipping, on Saturday's menu of games.
It's Louisiana Tech's turn to try to crack BCS elitism
October 10, 2012
Time is running out to champion a worthwhile cause. "Death to the BCS" is settled law and "Save the WAC" didn't seem worth gumming up a car bumper.
Play it forward: Week ahead in college football
October 8, 2012
Five things to watch this week in college football.
A couple of USCs — one surprising, one not — are making noise
October 8, 2012
Handshakes and helmet stickers go out to the two schools known as USC in this week's top 10 — we could not be more thrilled for the players and their families.
In the SEC, the sun smiles on South Carolina and Florida
October 7, 2012
Top-ranked Alabama rested at home as four other undefeated top-10 teams from the Southeastern Conference jumped straight to 2014 and staged their own four-team playoff.
As USC gets it in gear, yes, title-game talk is possible
October 6, 2012
Urgency replaces spectacle this weekend in college football
October 6, 2012
Last weekend was a football carnival with jugglers, clowns, cotton candy, flamethrowers and sword swallowers.
College football on TV
October 5, 2012
Break out the chips and cold drinks, but let Chris Dufresne handle the remote. Each Friday, the Times' national college football writer handicaps what's worth watching, and skipping, on Saturday's menu of games.
The Times' college football rankings
October 4, 2012
Louisiana State can't afford to keep winning like this. The Tigers are 2-0 the last two weeks and are dropping faster than a first-time drinker at Mardi Gras. Oregon State is No.1 in two of the six Bowl Championship Series computers and also in the "bias free" Corvallis Chamber of Commerce Index. We pulled out hair keeping USC ahead of Stanford, but you can't go head-over-heels about head-to-head if one of the teams looked completely discombobulated in a Thursday night loss at Washington. We'd also like to welcome in No. 25 Louisiana Tech, which is 4-0 after consecutive wins at Illinois and Virginia. Some voters must think the Western Athletic Conference has already disbanded. In other news: the kickoff tee retriever in Morgantown, W.Va., ended his three-day holdout and agreed to work weekends when West Virginia is out of town.
West Virginia's Geno Smith more than passes as Heisman favorite
October 3, 2012
We had most of it right. This year's early Heisman Trophy favorite was correctly identified as the quarterback with "unfinished business."
Alabama a clear No. 1 in college football
October 1, 2012
We exit September with the understanding that Alabama, in football, is first and fundamentally foremost.
West Virginia, Baylor put on a 70-63 show
September 29, 2012
The Milan Puskar Stadium scoreboard has been condemned until electricians can repair all the short circuits, while three volunteers working Saturday's press box have already filed for stat-man's compensation.
Cardinal's sinful loss bad news for Pac-12, USC title hopes
September 29, 2012
Law of probability may catch up to some college football unbeatens
September 29, 2012
The only thing more endangered than being Arkansas' head coach is being undefeated.
The Times' college football rankings: The top 25
September 27, 2012
Monday night's NFL outrage with the officials reminds me of the time in 2010 that "replacement Rankman" put Boise State at No. 1 and kept the Broncos there until the Friday night after Thanksgiving. This week's standings offer their own controversial finish, with four Big Ten Conference schools bunched in the basement for what should be an exciting playoff two years in advance of college football's new format. The winner gets the Floyd of Rankman trophy, presented by John Deere, at imaginary Grain Silo Stadium. Bump-of-the-week goes to Kansas State, which rockets 10 spots to No. 6 after last week's triumph at Oklahoma. Coach Bill Snyder called from his Little Manhattan project to wonder why Rankman was not this excited about his 1998 team.
Big Ten gets an ESPN 'GameDay' close-up, deserved or not
September 27, 2012
It must be a slow week if ESPN's "GameDay" is headed to the Big Ten Conference, which doesn't have a title-eligible school ranked among the top 19 of the Associated Press media poll.
Play it forward: The week ahead in college football
September 24, 2012
Five things to watch this week in college football.
Let's really assess these score values
September 24, 2012
You've seen the score, but do you really know it?
Wait for it college football fans ... it's the ACC!
September 23, 2012
This column will be devoted almost entirely to the Atlantic Coast Conference.
Oregon vs. Arizona features spread-option masterminds
September 22, 2012
Mike Bellotti saw the future of Oregon football almost a decade ago.
Trojans can run but Lane Kiffin can't hide
September 21, 2012
Don't give USC the 10-count just yet
September 19, 2012
USC can get back in the national hunt only if it adopts our 10-step self-help program.
Penn State is no match for heavy hand of the NCAA
September 8, 2012
The NCAA's plan to cripple Penn State as it humiliates innocent players could not be working out better.
Joe Paterno dies at 85; transformed Penn State into football power
January 23, 2012
During a six-decade career, Joe Paterno transformed sleepy Penn State University into a national football power, creating a legacy that no one thought could be beaten — or tarnished.
Joe Paterno dies at 85; transformed Penn State into football power
January 23, 2012
During a six-decade career, Joe Paterno transformed sleepy Penn State University into a national football power, creating a legacy that no one thought could be beaten — or tarnished.


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Clarion's 2011-2012 Season Highlights:
Clarion's 2011-12 season featured our return to Alice Tully Hall for a joint concert with Juilliard's Baroque Orchestra, Juilliard415, conducted by Steven Fox. The performance, called 'exceptional' in a sterling review from Seen and Heard International, was given to a full house at Alice Tully Hall of more than 1000 listeners. Earlier in the season, Clarion repeated its celebrated program of rarely-heard music by Salamone Rossi in a co-presentation with Salon Sanctuary Concerts. The performance was given in the landmark Shereath Israel, home to the first Jewish Congregation to be founded in New York City. In December, Clarion gave a joint Christmas program, 'Christmas Mystery, Christmas Fantasy', with the vocal ensemble TENET at the Church of St. Ignatius of Antioch; and later in the winter, in a week of late evening sessions, the Clarion Orchestra, Clarion Choir and distiguished cast of soloists recorded Handel's epic Judas Maccabeus slated for release in 2013. In related events, Clarion founded a new patron program, the Young Friends of Clarion, and gave its second annual 18th-century Masked Ball at the elegant Cosmopolitan Club. The evening featured performances by members for the Clarion Orchestra, soprano Ying Fang, and a solo performance from standout Clarion Collegium Week student Elizabeth Hall-Koeng of Bach's Cello Suite No. 1.
This coming season, we are delighted to continue in the spirit of collaboration, presenting concerts for the first time jointly with the Americas Society, Five Boroughs Music Festival, and Trinity Wall Street, as part of the Twelfth Night Festival. We hope you will join us for another exciting season of world class early music.
Clarion deeply appreciates the funding that so generously supports our 2012 season.
Clarion Music Society, PO Box 259,
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2013 - Artistic Director Steven Fox conducts the debut concert of The Orchestra Modern in New York on May 13th,
and the Philharmonia Baroque Orchestra in San Francisco in November.
5/2013 - Clarion receives wonderful review in the NYTimes for Bolivian Baroque program
5/2013 - Clarion named 2013 recipient of a prestigious ArtWork grant from the National Endowment for the Arts
11/2012 - Clarion debut on Five Boroughs Music Festival receives excellent review in The New York Times
3/2012 - Clarion and Juilliard415 Baroque Extravaganza raved about in Seen and Heard International.
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Title | My Darling, My Reason |
Full Title | My Darling, My Reason |
Book Artist | Morin, Jeffrey W. |
Author | D. N., Roger |
Description | Book [27] p. : ill. (some col.), photos ; 18 x 25 cm. |
Edition Notes | 'Jan. 2, 2006'--Colophon. 'Roger D.N.' is presented as a co-author on the t.p. 'The letters came to [Morin] with no knowledge of the author or the relationship with his wife. This book has evolved over time from the original intention of a photo album to that of a book which presents the possible thoughts of Roger D.N., who wrote to his wife faithfully while a sailor during World War II'--Colophon. Contains stamps and photos mounted throughout. 'An edition of 48, numbered with the appropriate ration stamp'--Colophon. 'The type is newly cast 20th Century Light by M & H Foundry and Composition'--Colophon. 'The substrate is gelatin-sized Hahnemuhle watercolor paper. The photographs ... have never been published and are part of my large collection of such images of sailors. They are editioned using an archival inkjet process on Kodak Ultima paper.'--Colophon. |
Publication Date | 2006 |
Publisher | sailorBOYpress |
Publication place | Stevens Point, Wis. |
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Artists' books --United States World War, 1939-1945 --Participation, Gay World War, 1939-1945 --Personal narratives Artists' books Wisconsin Stevens Point 2006 |
Summary | Consists of photos on one page, with text on the facing pages. Text includes original letters of Roger D.N. to his wife, as well as Morin's 'interpretations,' which have Roger D.N. questioning his sexuality. |
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Original Collection | UWM Book Arts Collection |
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Repository | University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Libraries, Special Collections |
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