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100% of all donations will go directly to the relief of Hurricane Sandy and is tax deductible through our registered 501(c)(3). Thank you for your generosity!
Due to the amazing deluge of questions, emails and rightfully concerned loved ones around the world, I thought a quick update on the current state of HillsongNYC and our amazing, relentlessly resilient city was in order.
It's been said that when the night is at it's darkest, the light of the local church must be at it's brightest. In the early aftermath of the superstorm known as "Sandy" (side note, at what point do we stop attaching deadly natural disasters to names of real people?! All the Sandy's out there, keep your head up, you're loved) it's been apparent that the call for churches to be like "cities on a hill, shining for all to see", is truly on it's way to fruition and fulfillment. Obviously the NYC Fire Department and Police force are world class when it comes to responding to our city in need. Additionally there are other organizations doing a fantastic job, but from what I can see, NYC emergency shelters are filled with volunteers primarily from the local church. While food banks are lined with hungry people, again, the majority of those distributing food are volunteers from a local church and not just one church, but many.
In Sandy's wake, Brad Reed and the NYC Dream Center really led the way; many of his congregation on the streets of NYC helping people even before the storm had ended. Our church and many like it have joined that fight and there are simply so many stories already of our church putting it's money where it's mouth is - so much so, it's overwhelming. I think our response may be my favorite memory thus far of pastoring this church. To see our people, help people, when many themselves need help!
That's the story of many churches, many of which are working together. It's so encouraging to see - especially in a day and age where pathetic insecurities can turn church relationships into cold competitions or worse yet, opposing forces. Sometimes a tragedy like Sandy can remind EVERYBODY, what EVERYTHING is all about; helping people, encouraging the disheartened and mending the broken. If people can't unite around that vision, especially churches, that's a problem far greater than any natural storm. I pray what I've seen in the last few days are signs of cooperative things to come. I even saw a Romney supporter hugging an Obama supporter… okay, I made that up, but still, there's a lot of love amidst the debris around this city!
For all those outside of NYC asking what you can do, firstly, thank you. It's always a challenge to not feel guilty for going about your regular life while other parts of the country, or world are really hurting. Yet, although it's part of life, "out of sight" doesn't have to mean "out of mind." There's a lot to be done in our city and in the State of New Jersey (over 1000 people who call HillsongNYC home live in NJ) and so far we're only scratching the surface of assessing the damage done and response required.
As of today, NYC is losing 200 million dollars economically EACH DAY. The micro to that macro picture is families not only without power, but some without food and other urgent necessities. Our volunteers have seen first hand, elderly people going up 17 flights of stairs and down again simply to get water. More than a few people have died due to Carbon Monoxide poisoning from poorly run generators. Others have been lost due to falling power lines and other electrical disasters and fires. Some people are still trying to actually get out of their homes for the first time in days. A close friend of mine is grieving the death of his longtime friend and car park attendant of his building that was trapped in the garage and drowned - a lifetime of friendship gone in a blink, while 8 blocks away, some streets are virtually untouched. This is the current NYC reality. Our city truly looks like a war zone and long after the cameras are gone, churches like ours will remain here, picking up the pieces. All help is appreciated.
The advantage of giving to a local church like ours is that your money is used almost immediately and goes directly to the heart of the need. Giving to larger charitable organizations is important (and needed) however we have no corporate red tape or office outside of NYC to gain approval in activating any money given. We want funds to go directly to victims of this disaster, and RIGHT NOW.
You can give online here to our relief fund. I have already received some really encouraging messages from many Pastors planning on taking a special offering in their churches this Sunday to then send on to us. For individuals also looking to be generous, you can also use the same link above. Thank you all, ahead of time, for your support and your realization that a little bit of generosity goes a long, long way.
Prayer is perhaps the most powerful weapon the Church has in its arsenal. Please don't underestimate what private and corporate prayer at your church this weekend can do in our city. It's going to have a bigger impact than you think!
Many people have also offered to send interstate volunteers and "teams". Its such a graceful and generous response but its important to note that sometimes that can actually be a detriment to some relief efforts. What ends up happening often is that in addition to housing and feeding people in desperate trouble, you have to also house and feed volunteers! So in this context if you are out of town but moved to help, I believe financially supporting and spiritually covering and powering a locally based emergency response is the most effective thing you can do to contribute. Thank you again for your heart to do so.
This Sunday, HillsongNYC will continue to hold our 7 services and I'm looking forward to personally worshipping Jesus and gathering together to build my own faith and the faith of many who are discouraged right now. Of the thousands of people that call our church home, a huge majority take the subway or other public transportation to church, which as of now, remains underwater in some parts. While at best, we can expect only a few routes this Sunday to be running, we started this church with the phrase "church in the WILD" so I've no doubt that our church family will be out in force by any transportation means necessary. As my friend Arlene likes to say (one of my all time favorite human beings, a 5 time cancer survivor, currently serving her heart out after this storm and volunteers at all 7 services EACH SUNDAY, traveling all the way from the Boogie Down BRONX…) when I frequently ask her "WHY ARE YOU STILL HERE?!" on a Sunday... Her reply: "Where else would I be? This is my home."
In the aftermath of Sandy, most importantly through all we do, you're going to find many followers of Jesus in NYC who are doing their best to point people continually toward Jesus and the hope that only He can offer. He is our Cornerstone in the middle of the storm and in the rubble that remains long after any storm. THANK YOU for your continual support, prayer and passion for our great city..


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2006 State of the Blog Address
A year ago in March, we wrote our first State of the Blog address. Boy, does that seem like a long time ago. We were then three people, one blog and sometimes nine posts a day, with traffic at 10,000 daily visits. Now 17 people are involved, and we are 5 blogs with 30,000 visits in New York and anywhere from 1,500 to 5,000 visits in the others. And as for posting, we sometimes go a little nuts and throw up 19 posts in one day.
Because we believe that a calm, healthy, beautiful home is a necessary foundation for happiness.* [see mission below]
Because blogging home design and resources is addictive, and there's so much good stuff out there to be discovered.
And because you, the readers, have been knitting a most remarkable community within these sites.
There may be a handful of "official" editors, but are hundreds of "unofficial" editors who add to the sites daily, sending in tips, answering questions and letting us know when something weird is going on in a thread.
More heads IS better than one.
Our goal last year was to take our small, informal operation, do a better job and add more cities. Our plan for the next year is different. Rather than expand our sites, we want to expand INSIDE of our sites. The strength of the online experience has always been that the distance between readers and writer is minimal and that commenters have the potential to add as much (or more) to a conversation as the editor. While we are already one of the few design sites that actively support comment threads, we want to expand on this potential even further.
Here is our plan for 2006:
1. Add registered comments and personal pages. Catching the buzz from the tremendous popularity of sites like Myspace, Friendster and Flikr we will be adding registered readers the ability to add their own pages to the blog:
• Comment without entering security codes
• Email one another directly
• Manage your own page with profile, archived posts and pictures of your favorite chairs, rooms, colors, etc.
2. Launch the apartmentherapy.com splash page. This cover page for all the sites will not only orient new readers more quickly to where everything is and what we are about, it will also be a full feed reader and universal search for all the sites at once. If you want to read only one blog, this is it.
3. Transition AT:Los Angeles to a group run blog. With Alec Holland moving back East this summer, we are already embarking on a massive change to the LA site. Instead of looking to replace him with one editor, we are working with some of our most talented readers to create a five editor team. This is a solution that came about purely from LA reader initiative and seems tailor made to the reality that is Los Angeles. In a city as big and spread out as LA, you need a net to catch the design buzz, not a fishing line.
4. More blogs? Maybe, but honestly we need to work on advertising income more if we are going to be able to pay anyone else. If we do add any in the next year it will only happen if there are enough readers who ask for it. We have heard rumblings in the DC Area, Seattle and Boston, but we'll have to see. We've also been excited about the prospect of splitting off PlantTherapy or The Gallery into daily subject blogs and the possibility of creating The Nursery, but again, we'll have to see. Rather than a "If we build it, they will come" mentality, we believe in a "If they ask for it, we will build it" approach to expansion.
Finally, as we head off into a new year, we invite all new readers to jump in and play an active part in shaping this community and praise all old readers for making it what it is today. Onward, and hope to meet you soon!
All the best, Maxwell
Our Mission Statement:
• We believe that a calm, healthy, beautiful home is a necessary foundation for happiness and success in the world.
• AT stands for reconnecting and enjoying your own home....however you want to do it. It stands for simplicity and modesty, but it also stands for a bit of decadence as well. It stands for doing-it-yourself and working within a tight budget, but it also stands for hiring people to help you and splurging every now and then. AT stands for finding the balance between simplicity and luxury.
• AT's goal is to raise awareness, weed out the crap, connect people to a community of resources and to inspire them to aim higher, while reducing their reliance on stuff.
• AT is therefore a cross between CNN and Zagat's, providing constant news, reviews and how-to's so that you are informed and inspired and can find whatever you need for your home, when you need it.
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Congratulations on 1+ years!! I love this site and am excited about the upcoming changes/additions, especially the deletion of the blasted # we have to type in to get anything posted. Another thing I have mentioned in the past would be to let us have our own screenname without the annoyance of the next person coming on and using it. Enough patricks, annes(and all variations), jonathans, etc.... I don't want to have to explain that " that post wasn't from me" but another ann/anne/anna/whatever.
Hi anne,
Did you make it to IKEA yesterday?
Congratulations from me, too! But does this mean that I have to give up on hoping for AT: Bakerville, CT?
I did and they didn't have what I wanted. But I spent money anyway. Funny how that happens.
HAHAHAHA - Joan, that's funny!
al, BTW - I'm looking for a booth to work in during ICFF so if you know anyone who needs someone let me know.
(sorry to everyone else for the semi-private post)
Can't wait for the splash page!!!
congrats guys. here's to many more years to come!
I've been reading this blog for over 2 years. It keeps me informed of new designs and gives me great ideas to use in my apartment. Over a year ago, Maxwell wrote a piece on small refrigerators. I couldn't imagine going smaller. But last week, my 7' tall x 2' wide & 2' deep Summit was delivered and I couldn't be happier. Now my newly remodeled kitchen will have more counter space. I probably would never have considered a skinny fridge if I hadn't read the reviews on this site. Rock on, AT!!!
Hooray! I love AT, and every single link you provide. 1000000 Thank YOUs!
This site has too many Lori's.
Splash page sounds great. I get lost in all the AT sites. Not really sure I understand the registered comments and personal page thing. I'm all for people having to register with a unique screen name and to automated required response updating on a monthly basis (so that each person has to respond to an email monthly in order to be able to post on AT).
Member to member emailing is good...if the email addresses are hidden. Such as with the Prospero boards. There is the option to allow others to email, even without showing the email address. For instance, someone may want to email me, and they wouldn't know MY email address when the message was sent, but THEIR email address would show, and I could choose whether or not to respond.
There is also the ability for each poster to remove their own posts. Or to edit them. I like that.
Not to mention, many Annes. But I would never say *too* many!
Maxwell, Oliver, Sara Kate, Alec, Heather, Janel.... CHEERS!
I can't wait for registration and personal pages.
Thanks for another super year.
This is pretty much the main thing web site I look at. Except for some of the interactions relating to the contests, it tends to be a fairly soothing and yet motivating place to be, and one of the warmest places on the net.
I've been aboard with AT for about 6 months. I love this thing. So does Visa.
I bought four copies of the book already and have been distributing them to my young and starving friends and evangeling about pulling their places together.
Keep on truckin...
One more thing: I'm rumbling in the DC area.
Waaay to go!
I sorta agree with Andree about getting lost in all of the sites...in that I sometimes see something and can't remember which city site I saw it on.
What I'd love to see is a two-column site. On the left side, is a column of content that is the same for all APT THERAPY visitors. It would contain stuff that isn't geographically specific - even if they are found and posted by your editors in all the various cities.
I mean, if some hot (in any sense of the word) designer has an internet-only presence, there's no reason why the blog-entry should be posted to the CHICAGO site and not the other sites...
On the right side would be the column of content that is specific to the city of my choice. This is where the local shops, services, stores and open-threads might be.
Also, the CB2 ad that is running is advertising a chair (REX) that has been discontinued. Grr.
I agree, it's a unique community. I have had the fortune to break bread with a few of the editors, and I know they live their credo.
This year AT has helped me teach an interior design class, choose paint colors, keep it simple, celebrate eating in (while living in the thick of a dining mecca in Boston), share little pleasures with my boyfriend (we oohed and aahed over the contest entries together) and get reinvigorated by modern urban art (hooray A. Chase!)
Keep it up, keep it the same - I mean, change is good, all that.
Congratulations on the great work you all do.
How cool would a DC-area AT be? I vote for that. (When you are ready, of course...)
Congratulations and hank you for many solutions, hours of entertainment! Would love to see a DC AT!
hi anne,
if I hear of anything for ICFF, i'll let you know.
The splash page sounds great, I would love everything compiled into one feed! You guys are amazing. Please keep up the good work. I love you Apartment Therapy!
I've been visiting this site religiously for about 3 months, so I guess I'm a newbie, but I LOVE this site and wanted to put my two cents in on congrats.
I love everything from the coolest small apartment contest to good questions to house tours and all the good tips coming from great readers.
Looking forward to your next adventures :)
Congrats to Apartment Therapy, THE LEADER of the design blogs in my opinion!
I can't wait to see these great ideas in action, everything sounds terrific.
In addition, I want to wish Alec the very best as he relocates back to the east coast. I'll miss him over at the LA site - he has a great eye for design and posts the best finds. I'm sure between Vanessa, Jonathan, and the others you're planning to bring on board, that AT LA will continue to inspire readers everywhere. Vanessa and Jonathan are top notch.
Lots of success and happiness to everyone over at AT, especially Maxwell and Sara-Kate!

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I bought this from a shop called Hooters (terrible joke, i know) in St. Albans, near London for approximately £105. That's the current equivalent of $189.55. I bought It because of the low price, and my trust in the brand.
As I said I'd buy this guitar. Great appearance, great sound, great price. Obviously try it out beforehand, but be prepared to like it. That's all. Hope this has been helpful.Joe Davies rated this unit on 2004-09-26.
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Taking football shirts out of the cupboard and into the spotlight
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Shirt of the day: Borussia Dortmund, Nike, 1999 courtesy of @maplo16
Shirt of the day: Borussia Dortmund, Nike, 1999 courtesy of @maplo16
Shirt of the day: Borussia Dortmund, Nike, 1999 courtesy of @maplo16
Shirt of the day: Borussia Dortmund, Nike, 1999 courtesy of @maplo16
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Brand new J-League kits by Nike, for Sanfrecce Hiroshima (the ones with purple), Urawa Red Diamonds (plain ones in red, white, and green), and...
The new Brazil away kit is a piece of retro goodness. Pretty bland, actually, but you can notice a little triangle near the collar and you can't...
Terrific new third kit for Club America. See, United, this is how a chevron is done. I love the colour shades as the diamonds overlap as well.
If Marlboro sponsored AS Monaco
This is a re-visit of a design I did in 2009, Its one which I have been looking to update for a while (it also...
Collection of Football shirts
Shirt of the day: DC United, (Adidas), 2004/5, Freddy Adu
One for Football Manger and DC United fans
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Shirt of the day: DC United, (Adidas), 2004/5, Freddy Adu
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Un joven Maradona celebra un gol con Boca / A young Maradona celebrates a goal with Boca (via daleconcomba)
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Hi guys - we have a quick 5 minute survey to try and understand how people buy and sell football shirts. Please complete. Much love. x
I went to see an amazing football shirt collection yesterday (more on that later).
Can you guess all the shirts?
Shirt of the day: FC Zvezdets Gorna Malina, Bulgaria, 2004/5 courtesy of @oldshirts
Rob Hogg takes a look back on happier times for Villarreal with this tribute to the 2003/4 shirt that Riquelme wore to pull the strings for the el sumbarino amarillo. If you like the shirt have a cheeky bid for it on eBay.
Villarreal used to wear the same white and black combo as their close rivals, Valencia. It was only in 1947 that they changed to the colours they have nowadays, the result of the President's son failing to get to the shop before they had sold out of everything except yellow. The Villarreal players agreed to keep the colour of their football shirts, and taken on by a revolutionary spirit, dumped their black shorts for blue.
The blue shorts stayed in place right up until 2002-03, at which point it was decided to make the kit all yellow. This shirt comes from that final blue thighed season - from a time that is no doubt intrinsically linked in the minds of all fans of el sumbarino amarillo with an emotional victory over SC Heerenveen in the Intertoto Cup.Villarreal went all the way to the semi finals in the Uefa Cup, making for one of the chronologically longest cup runs in history. The club's quest for glory was only halted by Valencia - giving a rather provincial ending to a tour of triumph that had taken them all over Europe.
Villarreal, Kelme, 2003/4
The boys in yellow had some big names in that time. Playmaker Juan Roman Riquelme was enjoying his best football in Europe, having been rescued from rotting on the wing at the Camp Nou. The Barca coach at the time, van Gaal, had called the catalans' signing of Riquelme a 'political decision' - unlike van Gaal's subsequent decision to play a number 10 with no pace right out on the flank.Alongside the reinvigorated Riquelme, there was also space on the team sheet for old championship manager legend Sonny Anderson, back for a brief cameo in La Liga after years in le French wilderness, as well as our old friends Pepe Reina and Fabrizio Coloccini.Sadly, Villarreal are going to spend this season in the second division after a calamitous campaign last year. But to finish on a metaphor and some emotion, let's hope that it won't be too long before the Submarines surface again.
Do you have the Villarreal shirt? Let us know @thefootballsc or if you like the shirt have a cheeky bid for it on eBay.
Shirt of the day: Ajax, Umbro, 1989 courtesy of @wretchedascrisp
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The turn of the 21st Century marked a mini golden age for Cameroonian football. Having won the Africa Cup of Nations in 2000, the Indomitable Lions claimed Olympic gold in that year's summer games, and went on to win another ACN two years later.
Despite becoming the second team in history to defend an ACN title, the 2002 side is more often remembered for massively flustering FIFA by turning up to the World Cup in sleeveless shirts.
Cameroon, Puma, 2002
During that year's ACN, the Confederation of African Football had seen nothing wrong with the shirt design. Patrick "Magic" M'Boma's bare shoulders were on display as he tore through stadia across Mali, teaching a young Sam Eto'o a thing or two on the way to becoming tournament top scorer.
In South Korea and Japan, however, kit sponsor Puma's exotic experiment did not go down well. Appalled that its logo was not on display on the arms of the Cameroonians, FIFA demanded new kits on pain of disqualification.
Black sleeves were sewn on to the shirts like tiny shrouds of mourning, and Cameroon crashed out at the group stage.
Incredibly, the best was yet to come. As if to goad FIFA, Puma had the Lions turn up to the 2004 ACN wearing…shirt-short one-pieces. Sleeves were present, yet shirts continued unbroken into shorts. Puma's design was also unreasonably tight; nipples and six packs protruded more so than in the Burton/Schumacher Batsuit.
Cameroon, Puma, 2004
Needless to say, it didn't take long for FIFA to take note of the fact that the Cameroonians were trotting around pitches in Tunisia wearing green and red Victorian swimsuits. The governing body warned Cameroon that the team would be fined and deducted six points from its World Cup 2006 qualifying campaign if the kit was worn again.
In an act of defiance that would make Rosa Parks sweat, the team kicked off against Nigeria in the ACN quarterfinals with kits unchanged. Proud and absurdly dressed, the rebels lost the match and suffered the points deduction.
Furious, Puma paid the fine on behalf of Cameroon's football federation and entered into a drawn out legal battle with FIFA that to some represented the brand's commitment to cutting-edge fashion, and to others a brazen publicity plug in its efforts to compete with FIFA bedfellow Adidas.
The dispute was eventually settled out of court, Cameroon's points were reinstated, and the controversial kit was laid to rest next to its sleeveless cousin.
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This shirt comes from an era of nostalgia, when people liked City, they were sponsored by Brother, and they had a lovely light background pattern of chevrons. Things went a bit mad with the chevrons in 1991-93, so this kit comes from the first incarnation, with a more modest City. Which is everyone's favourite type of City. And following on from that, everyone's favourite type of manager is the player-manager.
Manchester City, Umbro, 1991
But what exactly goes into making a player-manager? Respect of the dressing room of course. Backing from the board. A few grey hairs don't go amiss. But what is most important is an ability to play as a very slow defensive midfielder (Ray Wilkins was a wonderful example of this).Howard Kendall wasn't a player-manager. But he was in charge of Manchester City for a while, before heading back along the M62 for a second spell at Everton - on leaving, he explained that City was an affair, whilst Everton was his marriage.Which of course was wonderful news because it meant that Peter Reid could take over as player-manager. Nowadays this would never have happened. Player-managers are a thing of the past. They have been replaced in the public psyche by horrible corporate ghouls, likeDirectors of Football. Surely it was better when clubs made large losses whilst having the team being run by a man who was so involved in playing that they were completely unable to make any tactical decisions at all, rather than someone who wears slick business suits and gives those fancy arm wrestling style clasped high fives instead of handshakes.Having said all that, Reid got two fifth place finishes, before the image of the M62 took control of his mind and City went decidedly route one, and he got himself sacked.If you really don't believe the era of player-managers was a time when magical things could happen, then watch this third City goal against United, as Colin Hendry picks the ball up on the halfway line, rinses Neil Webb, one-twos with Niall Quinn and dinks it over Les Sealey (although it ended as a draw and Kendall was actually still in charge at this point – probably would have won if Reid was managing).To finish on the players' front, at the start of the season Paul Lake picked up a seemingly innocuous knee injury. It ended up putting him out of the game for two years, and effectively ended his career. Lake would go on to be seen as almost mythical figure at Maine Rd, the symbol of an era of what might have been. He didn't even get a chance to be a player-manager.If you have some time later today, why not pop into the barber's and ask for a Swales.
Is this City's greatest ever football shirt? Let us know @thefootballsc
Ahead of the new season. Quite frankly this is the greatest football video ever made.
We spoke to journalist, digital producer and scorer of diving headers Benji Lanyado about wee, Gazza shirts and Di Canio scissor kicks.
What was your first ever football shirt?
A 1989 Hibernian home shirt. I lived in Edinburgh until I was 8, and was forced into supporting Hibs by my neighbour, who then forced me to wear his hand-me-downs. I went to Easter Road every now and then, but my strongest memory of partisanship was when, one lunchtime at school, the playground split into opposing camps, Hearts vs Hibs, and we chanted at each other across the concrete until one kid wet himself with exhilaration. It was wonderful.
What is your favourite ever football shirt?
A tough one. Probably the Gazza-era Lazio home shirt. I was addicted to Football Italia and the strange, fat, brilliant English bloke who went over there, scored a last-minute equaliser in a Rome derby (from a Beppe Signori cross), and then cried, obviously. Early 90s Italian shirts are superb, but that one stands out.
Lazio, Umbro, 1994
What is your favourite ever goal?
An obvious one I'm afraid. The Di Canio scissor kick for West Ham. Two things I remember:
1) The delayed reaction of the crowd - for at least half a second nobody celebrated, we were in shock
2) When re-watching it ad infinitum, Martin Tyler's commentary. He has a mini footballgasm. And one for luck …
3) It was Freddie Kanoute's debut for West Ham, but you didn't need to know that.
Is your favourite football shirt better than Benji's? Let us know on twitter @thefootballsc
You can share your classic football shirts by; tagging them to our facebook page, sending us a link to them on twitter, or pinning them on our Pinterest board - and we will publish the best on our blog.
Ahead of the start of the 2012/3 Premiership season, Robert Hogg takes a look at some of the classic English top flight kits from days gone by - starting with Aston Villa's magnificent Mita lace up number.
1992/93 was a season for mixed emotions in Birmingham. On the one hand, Aston Villa led the inaugural Premiership for much of the campaign, Paul McGrath won the PFA Player of Year Award and Dalian Atkinson scored the goal of the season.
But disappointment came with a late collapse culminating in a 1-0 reverse at Boundary Park against Oldham, and the end of Mita Copiers' long and happy reign as shirt sponsors.
Aston Villa, Umbro, 1992/3
The season itself started out promisingly, the squad strengthened by Ron Atkinson's adding depth to the frontline with a candid transfer strategy;
"We have about 40 names broken down to the A list, the B list, the C list and the Panic list."
Whether Dean Saunders was on the Panic list is not known, but a man who certainly wasn't was Ray Houghton. Houghton had been determined to move to London and join Chelsea, but Big Ron was able to persuade him otherwise, as Houghton says;
"There was this big thing about my wife wanting to go back to London. She did a bit but there is no problem. The manager and chairman took us around, showed us some nice places."
Difficult to please Houghton was no doubt also swayed by some kind words from Atkinson, giving him the highest possible praise that he;
"stands comparison with Trevor Steven".
By December, Norwich were top of the table with negative goal difference. Villa overhauled them, but didn't quite have the legs to hold out till the end of the season. Speaking of missing body parts, Paul 'no knees' McGrath had perhaps his finest season, able to concentrate on playing by having his training participation reduced to collecting the balls.
McGrath is now working in Ireland, and why not have a listen to his recently released album?
The season came to an end with Villa finishing in a very respectable second place. And Mita went out on a high, having successfully ridden the short-lived wave of 'lace up collar mania' that had gripped kitrooms from Old Trafford to Villa Park.
On a final note, fans of watching the build up to matches might enjoy this Aston Villa versus Arsenal clip where analyst Andy Gray pinpoints the 'interesting confrontation' of Steve Froggatt vs Pal Lydersen as a key clash in the game.
Is this the greatest Aston Villa shirt ever? Lets us know through twitter @thefootballsc
We spoke to TEAMtalk's Homzy about Mark Stein, purple Stoke shirts and Peter Crouch's volley.
What was your first ever football shirt?
I am certain my first ever shirt was a home shirt sponsored by Fradley Homes in 1990/91 but the earliest I have still got in my possession is the Ansells one from the following season, which you can see at the front of this picture with some of my other shirts from my early years!
What is your favourite ever shirt?
There is only so much you can do with red and white stripes so, as a Stoke fan, my favourite shirts have always been our away ones. We had a cracking green and black striped one with Carling on it during the mid 90s but I think my all-time favourite has to be this purple and white one from 1992.
Stoke, Asics, 1992
I associate it with Mark Stein and winning the Autoglass Trophy at Wembley but even now I think it's a great design. It is just a shame I can't fit in it anymore!
What is your favourite ever goal?
The Peter Crouch goal against Man City last season was probably the best I've ever seen and there was a Kevin Keen volley in the 95/96 season that I'll never forget, but I have to say Mark Stein's first in our 2-1 win over Man Utd in the League Cup in the 93/94 season. That man was unbelievable!
Was the 1978 - 1986 the greatest era for the Nottingham Forest football kit? @Red__Sprite takes a look back at the day of Adidas and trophies.
Between 1978 and 1986, Nottingham Forest won the League Championship, European Cup (twice), League Cup (twice), European Super Cup and Charity Shield. And they did it in style - this period saw them sporting the simple, classic Adidas three stripes kit.
At the time I was merely a baby, but I'm told I watched / slept through many of the European games on my Dad's chest. Looking back, Adidas provided some fantastic stuff.
Nottingham Forest, Adidas, 1978-1986
- The home red shirt - normally worn with white shorts and red socks, but red shorts were worn for both the European Cup final victories
- The yellow away kit - worn with either yellow or blue shorts, this was worn for the 1978 League Cup Final replay victory over Liverpool at Old Trafford
- Some fine tracksuits - such as this red worn by Brian Clough
As the early 1980s worn on, pinstripes were added to the classic design. The silverware also dried up. No connection has ever been proved, but that is not to say there wasn't one.
For the 1986-1987 season, Forest switched to Umbro. Enough said.
I love my flag based shirts. I love my colourful shirts. I love my original shirts.
This one from the Democratic Republic of Congo ticks all those boxes. Another great design from Errea.
This in the 2011 version, interestingly the 2012 is exactly the same design but with the blue changed to match the blue of the national flag.
Democratic Republic of Congo, Errea, 2011
Previously DRC had worn Airness shirts, a french manufacturer whose shirts are nigh on impossible to get hold of.
This away shirt is on display in the foyer of Peterborough United's London Road ground, donated by Congolese international Gabriele Zakuani.
Democratic Republic of Congo, Airness
Nick Warrick
You can keep up to date on Nick's mission here: http://myfootballshirtproject.blogspot.com
Shirt of the day: Botafogo, Kappa, 2006
In honour of Clarence Seedorf
Cape Verde have never qualified for the World Cup. Nor have they qualified for the African Nations cup. In fact apart from their famous victory in the 1982 Amilcar Cabral Cup they do not have much of a footballing heritage.
Does it mean they should not have a sick football kit?
Oh no, no no. Football shirt collector Nick Warrick - who is on a mission to collect all 209 FIFA football shirts - recently got himself on one of the Blue Sharks finest. You can order your Cape Verde shirt here.
As a collector of national football shirts I have come across some absolute beauties in my research and with a flag as unique as former Portuguese colony of Cape Verde, you will struggle to find a more awesome looking shirt than the one below. I've recently managed to get my hands on these shirts for the latest African Nations qualifying campaign.
Cape Verde, Tepa, 2012
These shirts are made by Tepa, a Portuguese firm. Whether the design is specific to the national team I do not know, but the stars from the flag on the shoulders are a great touch.
Previous to that; in 2011 the Cape Verde kit was made by KS Sports in the Canary Islands and in 2008 the "Tubarões Azuis" or "Blue Sharks" were wearing Errea shirts, but kept with the flag theme.
In 2004 Cape Verde were once again playing in Tepa shirts.
Cape Verde, Tepa, 2004
Flag based shirts are a particular favourite of mine. It is what can make a football kit for a country unique. Unless of course you are Monaco and Indonesia!
Nick Warrick
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Comments Regarding Description of the IDEA Center at IDConference.org
A brief explanation (first written 6/1/04, first posted 6/2/04)
Casey Luskin
Putting out fires from PandasThumb.org appears to be my hobby these last few days, and I'm beginning to get behind in other things, including responses to PandasThumb.org! Hopefully I can take care of this one quickly:
1. Calling the IDEA Center a "ministry."
At http://www.pandasthumb.org/pt-archives/000246.html, there are some comments being made about the description of the IDEA Center. Namely, at "http://www.idconference.org/html/youth_conference.html", my bio was given as:
Obviously the word "ministry" implies we are a religious organization. Let me say that I was very shocked to see this wording, and as soon as I just read over the PandasThumb thread and found out about all this, I e-mailed Sondra Lantzer, a staff member at the church hosting the conference, and I asked her to change it to:
We send each which forms a number of resources for the club. These include scientific articles from mainstream scientific journals, handouts discussing the scientific literature, books like "The Design Revolution," and videos like "Unlocking the Mystery of Life." We don't send them Bibles, Bible studies, or videos about preaching dinosaurs.
I also just called the church to see if this could be changed on the website. I spoke with Sondra and she said she would forward the request to the appropriate person. After explaining the reason for the change, she also said I had permission to say that they acknowledge that this statement about the IDEA Center was made without our knowledge and that it was a mistake on the part of the church. She also gave me permission to give out the church's phone number so anyone who is wondering can call them and confirm that this is the case. The church is named Highlands Community Bible Church and their number is (828) 526-4685.
Finall, I also asked that the name "IDEA Center Session" be changed to "Luskin Session" because, as I will be speaking as an individual and everything I say may not be completely representative of the IDEA Center.
I want to make it clear that I have no hard feelings for Sondra or the church whatsoever for this--it was a mistake. I have no knowledge about who is putting together this website, and I only have a bit more knowledge about the conference. All I know is that I was asked to give a talk on how high school students can promote intelligent design in high schools. Yes, I will mention IDEA Clubs and I will also talk a bit about worldviews, but I'm not there to speak entirely on behalf of the IDEA Center but to give the talk they asked me to give: how to promote ID in high schools and to help tie together various other issues discussed at the conference.
Quite frankly, I haven't looked that closely at the IDConference.org website until today, and hadn't really thought about it much, given that I just finished law school finals a few days ago and this entire conference issue arose amidst studying for law finals. All I have to say is that there are some aspects of this conference which I don't think belong at a conference calling itself an ID conference. I am trying to figure this out along with the rest of you: I do notice that the student conference is titled, "Worldviews What's the Difference" and is not titled "Intelligent Design for Kids." The student conference is about worldviews, and it appears as if a number of people who have experience dealing with intellectual issue which impact worldviews (such as myself), who just happened to be involved in the ID movement, who will be speaking there.


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The U.S. Supreme Court should announce Monday whether it will hear the ADX v. Reedcase from San Diego State. We have discussed this case before and it involves abad decision by the Ninth Circuit upholding the decision of San Diego State officials to force a Christian fraternity and sorority on campus to allow non-Christians to join, even though SDSU allows secular student groups to exclude from membership and leadership students who disagree with the groups' viewpoints. So that means the student vegetarian club can exclude those who advocate for meat eating and animal hunting, but Christian groups cannot exclude those advocating atheism or Buddhism, etc.
This case is a follow up to the Supreme Court's disappointing decision in Christian Legal Society v. Martinez in June 2011, in which it upheld an "all comers" policy at UC-Hastings Law School in San Francisco, a policy that forced all student groups to allow all students to join their club. Late last year, San Diego State tried to subvert our appeal to the Supreme Court by abruptly adopting an all comers policy, even though it has defended its religion-specific policy for years in court. The Supreme Court should realize its orders list at 10:00 am Eastern Time. Stay tuned.
Alpha Delta Chi (ADX) is my girlfriend's Sorority (USC) which Began in 1925 at UCLA
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Justin Timberlake has a controversial new music video, "Tunnel Vision"
Posted by Kayla Tooma on 07/14 at 07:34 PM
We all know Justin Timberlake is the man bringing 'sexy back' but his music video "Tunnel Vision" has been causing quite a stir. It was even banned from YouTube until a few days ago. Many are calling the video misogynistic, while others call it artful. That may be due to the fact that the video is nothing but a fully clothed Timberlake and three completely naked women. Of course nudity is a tremendous tool used in art for various types of expression and celebrations of the human form, however it is debatable whether or not this particular use was art or just a cheap trick.
I can see how Timberlake could have thought he was being artful. At one point, all three women are standing together and his face is projected onto their bodies. While this is perhaps the most 'artful' shot, I can't help but feel like it is still misogynistic to project a fully clothed male figure onto naked women. Also, why is he fully clothed? This contrast suggests the women are more vulnerable than he is and allows the video to be seen more as objectification, besides the zoomed-in shots of their bodies. Also, we can look at what they're doing—if they were placed in artful poses or anything other than writhing sexually, then perhaps JT would have a stronger case for art. However YouTube seems to support the video and deems it art because they lifted the ban. According to a Rolling Stones article, a Google spokesperson explained that they prohibit nudity unless it is presented in an education or artistic manner.
Even if Timberlake was trying to be artful, when the song is set to this video, it completely loses all meaning and just does not make sense. The entire premise of the song is having "tunnel vision" for one woman. Timberlake sings, "I only see you" however there are three different women featured. Unless Timberlake is trying to create irony, it simply doesn't come to together well.
As for the song, I found it to be better than "Suit and Tie," the first single from his new album The 20/20 Experience. However it is not nearly as strong as his other new single "Mirrors," and nowhere near as strong as the singles from his previous album, my favorite JT album by far, FutureSex/LoveSounds.
What do you think? Below is just the song. To watch the video, you can go HERE (NSFW).
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text: by Elizabeth Ruiz Contrary to a report in the online magazine, "The Daily Beast," the Alamo is open. Four missions in the South Side remain closed to visitors because of the partial government shutdown because the San Antonio Missions Historical Park is run by the National Park Service, but the Shrine of Texas Liberty is owned by the state. "What is not affected by the shutdown is the Alamo, the River Walk and all of our theme parks," said Cassandra Matej, executive director of the San Antonio Convention and Visitors Bureau. She said some tourists, especially international visitors, are disappointed that they can't visit the Missions. "We had some visitors from France who wanted to explore the missions, so they were very disappointed," Matej told 550 KTSA News. The bureau says a long term government shutdown would affect conventions and the San Antonio economy. "About 10 percent of our meetings a year are government meetings. Most of these national and international associations that meet in San Antonio have some kind of government component," said Matej. The effects of the shutdown are being felt at the Society for Advancement of Hispanics/Chicanos and Native Americans in Science conference Thursday through Sunday at the Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center. Communications director Sara Clarenbach told 550 KTSA News that about 37 conference speakers and 38 conference exhibitors were forced to cancel their trips to the conference in San Antonio because of the shutdown. "Some of these exhibitors would have been talking to students and recruiting students," said Clarenbach. SACNAS also had to scramble to find a welcome keynote speaker when National Institutes of Health administrator Clif Poodry was forced to cancel his trip. She says Nobel Laureate Martin Chalfie, PHD, was scheduled to be one of the presenters at the conference, so he agreed to fill in. "It's quite a feather in our cap at SACNAS that we have a Nobel Laureate here, so we're grateful to him for stepping up," said Clarenbach. SACNAS originally anticipated a conference attendance of nearly 4,000 undergraduate and graduate students, as well as postdoctoral researchers, student mentors and representatives of colleges and universities. "The inability of government representatives to share their critical information with our students is a great loss, as is the inability of government-affiliated students to attend and benefit from this conference," said Clarenbach.


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The Arizona Coyotes have been in the NHL since 1996 after previously being the Winnipeg Jets for over 15 years. The organization is still searching for their first conference championship and Stanley Cup title. The highlight of the franchise came during the 2011-2012 season when they won their only division title. The Coyotes also reached the conference finals that season, but lost to the Los Angeles Kings in five games. Overall, Arizona has reached the postseason eight times throughout the years. Since the move to Phoenix, the organization has been led by Shane Doan. The right winger ranks near the top of all statistical records for the Coyotes. Franchise great Keith Tkachuk also is near the top of many categories including the most points and goals in one season. Score with TicketCity - the place to go for Arizona Coyotes hockey tickets.
Arizona failed to make the playoffs last season, falling way behind the year before where they were close to a Stanley Cup Finals. While Boyd Gordon is off to Edmonton this season, they were able to sign forward Mike Ribeiro to a four-year deal to help the attack. The defense will be led once again by Oliver Ekman-Larsson, and this blue line is one of the best in the conference. They'll need Mike Smith to regain the form from 2011 if they want to make another run at a title.
The Coyotes find themselves on the road through much of the month of December, but if they can get through road games against clubs like Vancouver, Montreal, Toronto and Ottawa, they'll be set up nicely for a six-game home stand that starts on New Year's Eve. Coming into the US Airway Center will Edmonton, Philly, Calgary, Minnesota and Anaheim.
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The Coyotes play all their home games at Gila River Arena, located in Glendale, Arizona. When filled to capacity, Gila River Arena holds over 17,000 screaming fans. The state-of-the-art facility holds many entertainment acts and various sporting events throughout the calendar year. The Phoenix Coyotes home bench is on the Gila River Arena rink side in front of section 122. Gila River Arena parking information is covered in our Coyotes event guide.
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With a Western Conference Final between them now, this is a true rivalry in every facet. While the Kings won the Stanley Cup, the Coyotes proved they're a top-tier club and thus will try to knock the Kings down every chance they get. Dustin Brown to Jonathan Quick, many Kings have become enemies in the eyes of Coyotes fans. You can be sure you'll hear some chant of "BEAT L.A." in the Gila River Arena.
The Phoenix Coyotes are one of the NHL's newest teams, entering the league in 1996. They have experienced some mild success having played in the 2012 Western Conference Finals. They have made it to a solid 8 NHL Playoffs since their inaugural season in '96.
Gates open 1-hour before the puck drops at Gila River Arena.
There are a few great Mexican food restaurants within a mile of the arena. El Sabor De La Familia and Soleil are two of the best. If you are a barbeque fan try Shane's Rib Shack. Shane's is only a few blocks from Gila River Arena and has some of the best ribs in Arizona. Gordon Biersch Brewery is close by and has great drink and food selection. Greek food fans should not miss out trying My Big Fat Greek Restaurant. Other good places in the area are Kabuki Japanese Restaurant, Saddle Ranch Chop house, and Mama Gina's.
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Includes stable KDE4 applications such as the Kdrc VNC client with tabbed browsing...
An update is imminent for one of these bugs. If you attempt an online update, an annoying pop-up (Bug #326247) gets in the way. The Gnome version is not the final version, according to the release announcement. Suse is proud of its figures: the developers removed no less than 535 bugs. For more details on the changes, refer to the Change Log.
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The Suse Team promises the last internal Release Candidate for September; it will include a Gnome update. The Goldmaster Release is internal, but the Gnome update will be available from the Factory site. The official release date for version 10.3 is October 4.
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Whitworth Home Page > Center for Gifted Education >
Metamorphosis: Whitworth Summer Program
Who am I? What are my specific gifts and talents? What can I know about my place in the world? At Camp Metamorphosis, gifted youth find many answers to these questions while exploring interesting academic areas, such as:
Camp Metamorphosis is where gifted and talented youth can be unique individuals excelling together!
CAMP METAMORPHOSIS is now FULL. Please contact Sharon Page at firstname.lastname@example.com to be placed on a waitlist.
When: July 14-18, 2014 | Monday-Friday 9 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
Where: Whitworth's Main Campus, 300 W. Hawthorne, Spokane
Cost: $250 per participant
What the Academic Areas Include:
Art: Create a Masterpiece
This course will examine influential artists and their techniques. Participants will learn about the artist and how to apply their technique, method and materials to create their own original artwork. A variety of artistic mediums will be explored.
Author Study: Diving Into Style
Books come alive in this class designed to examine different popular authors and their writing style. Participants will spend time reading, analyzing and discussing literature, as well as writing in the style of an author of choice.
Cool Colors, Cool Chemistry
Explore a rainbow of colors through chemistry. Experiment with acids and bases, pigments and inks, and chemical reactions as we explore how color and chemical reactions work together to make our technicolor world. During the week we will make rainbow wands, chromatography T-shirts, and our own special disappearing ink as we explore many more scientific discoveries in color.
Dance: Expressions Beyond Words
When you don't know what to say, dance! An investigation into the ways that symbolism and emotion can be represented through dance, then a chance for students to create a personal text, such as a journal entry, monologue, dialogue, or a poem, to express through dance instead of through words.
Gamers: Go Beyond the Board
Love board games? Enjoy games of challenge, strategy and fun? Then, join us for some fun with games! Spend time playing board games of all types with other campers. After exploring many favorite games and learning new ones, use your knowledge to create your own board game, teach it and share it with other campers.
Geometry: Shape & Space Explorations
Geometry is all around us in every part of our environment. Explore the application of geometry in nature and creating spaces.
Welcome to the Newsroom
There are all sorts of great stories around us every day -- let's talk to people, take some pictures and write articles for our own online newspaper! Students will learn about interviewing, article writing, editing, photojournalism and online publications while working in their own "newsroom."
Lights! Camera! Action! -- Movie Making
Whether you're in search of fame and fortune, or you view yourself as a future documentary film maker unveiling life's mysteries, this class is for you! Come and explore story boarding, dialogue creation, set design, camera operation and Microsoft Movie Maker. Campers' movies/documentaries will be viewed during the end of camp showcase.
Physics -- Think it? Then Build it!
How do the basic principles of physics help you in navigating in your everyday life? You will apply classical methods of motion, energy, force, optics, acoustics and others to discover wonders in the world around you.
Drama: Act Your Story Out Loud
Spend the week acting your story out loud through skits, role play, and a small dramatic presentation. Students will learn basic acting techniques and theatre terminology. This class will also teach students how to work together in groups, use their imagination, think critically, and solve problems while expressing themselves creatively.
Reduce, Reuse, Recycled Art!
This class will focus on using found objects in artwork. As campers explore various artistic principles, they will have the opportunity to make creations from recycled school supplies and other repurposed materials. Campers will make woven magazine baskets, plastic and metal lid sculptures and a "Chihulyesque" hanging bottle chandelier. All artwork will be displayed at the end of the showcase.
What You Can Expect:
In addition to group team building activities, you will explore three academic areas of interest you choose. With knowledge and enthusiasm, our faculty experts will guide you through fun learning adventures.
|Your camp day will look like...
|Mind Map for the Day:
9-9:10 a.m.
Meeting as a group to discuss the day's upcoming activities
|Personal Leadership-Making Sound Decisions in Teams:
9:10-9:50 a.m.
Figure out "Who did it?" "How do we get out of this predicament?" "What can we do to all come out ahead?" and other problems and decisions. The simulations, games and activities create interesting situations of leadership, collaboration, self-understanding and appreciating others talents as well. Some of the activities include surviving a bushfire, negotiating the Forbidden Desert, figuring out what "winning as much as you can" means, assisting Mr. Holmes solve a mystery at 221B Baker Street, and surviving a tsunami. Campers will utilize the self-knowledge from these experiences to contribute to their camp silhouette of their growing self-awareness through the week.
Interest Area Selections, 10 a.m.-3:25 p.m.
The Power of the Story & Reflection of the Day, 3:40-4:30 p.m.
What Campers and Parents Said About Camp Metamorphosis in 2013:
What campers and parents said when asked which aspects of Camp Metamorphosis they enjoyed most:
Campers wrote:
"Being with like-minded kids who get me!" "
"The kids and teachers were friendly and I learned fun things that I never would have learned at school."
Parents wrote:
"He loved it! Every day, he said he liked it even more than the day before! Awesome course offerings, great structure/length of day."
"He was thrilled to be able to move quickly through materials. He loved all the creative & artistic class offerings. I was amazed to see my son, typically an apprehensive-to-new-things child, be so excited to be at camp. Well done!"
Still Have Questions?
Please call Whitworth University's Center for Gifted Education and Professional Development at 509.777.3226.
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By Jon Lisi, Hollywood Staff
When most people claim that Pulp Fiction is Quentin Tarantino's best movie, I often wonder if they've seen Jackie Brown. I assume they haven't.
Jackie Brown is Tarantino's third film, releasing after he became a household name with Reservoir Dogs and Pulp Fiction, and most casual moviegoers and die-hard Tarantino fans consider it to be his worst feature. It's the lowest rated Tarantino film on IMDB and Metacritic (not counting his Grindhouse contribution from 2007), which is saying a lot considering how divisive the Kill Bill films are.
But this is a shame, because Jackie Brown is Tarantino's masterpiece. Unlike other Tarantino films that rely heavily on cinematic style, this one cares more about the characters and their interactions than about being "cool."
Consider, for example, the relationship between Jackie (Pam Grier) and Max Cherry (Robert Forster). Tarantino takes his time to develop both of these wounded characters, and as a result, we are invested in their lives. Contrast this to Pulp Fiction, a highly entertaining film that makes no effort to develop its characters. We observe them, to be sure, but what more can we say about Vincent Vega (John Travolta) than that he's a nonchalant, laid-back hit man who traveled to Europe?
Both films find Tarantino paying homage to movie stars who were once famous. In Pulp Fiction, Tarantino resurrects Travolta's career, but the fun part about watching that movie is simply observing Travolta in a great film - something audiences at that time hadn't witnessed since Blow Out.
Jackie Brown does something similar with Grier and Forster, but instead of merely marveling at their star power, viewers are presented with two interesting and unique characters. Jackie, for example, is a black woman who has survived a harsh justice system, and Max is a burnt-out bail bondsman who questions the relevance of his work. Most of the film consists of quiet scenes in which the two share life experiences with one another.
The reason why Jackie Brown isn't celebrated today, I think, stems from the fact that most of Tarantino's films are kinetic and ultra-violent. Jackie Brown is the opposite. Instead, Tarantino often pauses throughout the film to let the audience simply hang out with his characters, and the first hour of the movie is virtually plotless. Even the death scenes are less sensational than what Tarantino usually offers.
All of this is not to say that Tarantino's other films are trash, because I think we can all agree that he's one of the best working filmmakers in cinema today. Rather, I want to remind viewers of Jackie Brown and stress that it's not a minor achievement in the auteur's oeuvre. Maybe there is no "best" Tarantino film, but Jackie Brown certainly isn't the worst.
Instead of deeming Jackie Brown "boring" because it isn't full of action or "pointless" because it focuses more on character than story, let's appreciate the film for what it is than criticize it for what it was never trying to be - another Pulp Fiction. After all, Jackie Brown represents an artful mastery of the cinema that Tarantino hasn't matched since.
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Discussion of history and definitions of public health and emerging themes: Public Health Disparities (health and wealth; social justice); Issues in Public Health (lead poisoning; tobacco; obesity; emergency; clean water/air; injury; health systems/reform); and Global Health Issues (globalization and development; maternal and child health).
Introduction to four core areas of public health: biostatistics, health policy and management, environmental health science, and social and behavioral sciences.
Prerequisites: PH 101
Fundamental concepts underlying health-related information and health policy. Basic methodological principles used to describe disease occurrence in populations and identify causes of disease.
The organization, financing, and functioning of the United States health care system. Also historical perspectives and the insights of international comparisons. Topics covered include the economics of U.S. health system, access to care, health policy and politics, and disability and disability politics.
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Contemporary issues for college students: alcohol, drugs, and sexual health topics. Focus on peer level interactions to encourage behavior change and conversational leadership among peer groups.
Fieldwork (qualitative, or ethnographic) research involves preparing and undertaking one or more methods for gaining experiential knowledge into other cultural worlds. Fieldwork research methods provide a lens for examining human behavior, often in cross-cultural contexts, and for understanding what it means to live in a community of both common and diverse interpretations of illness and health. The growing body of critical work in fieldwork methodology has seen refined definitions and revised ethical practices, ultimately encouraging more egalitarian methods of conducting, inscribing, and disseminating research. We explore recent theoretical debates about fieldwork research and writing practices, learning how to take into account multiple subjectivities and inscribe difference in a respectful, reflexive manner. Students will engage in fieldwork research (including participant-observation, and conducting ethnographic interviews).
Prerequisites: PH 102
This course provides an introduction to the legal foundations of health care in America. The material covers a broad range of legal issues in health care, including autonomy, privacy, liberty, and proprietary interests, from the perspective of the provider(s) and the patient.
Seminar for public health students scheduled for summer travel to Ladakh to work on the longitudinal tobacco control program with Dr. Chin.
Seminar for students returning from the longitudinal tobacco control project in Ladakh. Emphasis is on data analysis and writing-up findings.
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This is a mentored field experience applying principles of community engaged practice in real world settings. Students work 8 hours/week with a community agency and attend a weekly 75-minute on-campus seminar for discussion.
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