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Biotechnologist Dr. William J. Rutter, Science Magazine's Dr. Donald Kennedy, and The George Lucas Educational Foundation Honored at 31st Annual Exploratorium Awards Dinner
May 14, 2008
Reception Begins at 6:30pm
|Bill Rutter, Founder and
CEO of Synergenics;
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of Synergenics (and co-founder of Chiron), will be presented with the prestigious Director's Award; Dr. Donald Kennedy, former Editor-in-Chief of Science magazine and president emeritus of Stanford University, receives the Public Understanding of Science Award; and The George Lucas Educational Foundation will receive the Outstanding Educator Award. The Exploratorium has honored leaders in technology, science and education for over thirty years.
The Awards Dinner Event Committee includes Exploratorium Board Member Steve and Kelli Burrill; Sutter Hill Ventures Managing Director Jim and Susan Gaither; Chiron Co-Founder Edward E. and Camille S. Penhoet; Francisco Partners Founding Partner Sanford and Jeanne Robertson; Chiron Co-Founder Pablo Valenzuela.
Kate Kelly will act as Master of Ceremonies. Over 700 guests are anticipated. The reception begins at 6:30pm. Dinner begins at 7:30pm. Table sponsorships range from $50,000 to $5,000. Individual tickets are $500. For more information, please call the Exploratorium's Development Department at (415) 561-0322 or visit www.exploratorium.edu/support/awards_dinner.
Funds generously provided through the Exploratorium Awards Dinner are used to develop and maintain the 400+ educational exhibits that are the heart of educational programming for training teachers in the Greater Bay Area, as well as in 862 school districts in 39 states. The funds also enable the Exploratorium to reach out to underserved audiences in the community, and to make science content easily understandable and freely available to the 20 million annual visitors to our Website.
The honorees are:
Dr. William Rutter, Founder, Chairman and CEO of Synergenics, LLC; Co-Founder of Chiron
Director's Award
The Exploratorium honors Dr. William Rutter for his leading roles in biotechnology and in science education. Dr Rutter is the Founder, Chairman, and CEO of Synergenics, LLC. He has made an indelible impact on the biotechnology field and continues to do so today with Synergenics. In 1968, he became Chair of the biochemistry and biophysics program at the University of California, San Francisco (UCSF), and dramatically improved the department's reputation. Dr. Rutter co-founded Chiron Corporation in 1981; the company went on to create the first genetically engineered vaccine, develop diagnostic tests to determine contamination of blood, and produce biological products to treat multiple sclerosis and Lou Gehrig's disease. In addition to his work in the biotech field, Dr. Rutter is credited as being a driving force behind University of California, San Francisco's (UCSF) Mission Bay project.
Dr. Donald Kennedy, Former Editor-in-Chief of Science Magazine
Public Understanding of Science Award
Former Editor-in-Chief of Science magazine, Dr. Donald Kennedy has spent his career advancing science and education. Dr. Kennedy is President Emeritus of Stanford University. His time there was marked by a renewed attention to undergraduate education and an increase in student volunteerism and public service. In the 1970s, Dr. Kennedy served as Commissioner of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) after his increasing academic interest in regulatory policy regarding health and the environment. A biologist by training, Dr. Kennedy's research has focused on exploring how the natural and social sciences can contribute to improving environmental practices and institutions. His specific areas of expertise range from global climate change to the ecosystem impacts of alien marine species invasions.
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Founded in 1991, The George Lucas Educational Foundation celebrates and encourages innovation in schools. The Foundation documents, disseminates, and advocates for exemplary programs in K–12 public schools to help these practices spread nationwide. It publishes stories of innovative teaching and learning through various media such as their magazine and Web site, an e-newsletter, and DVDs and books. The George Lucas Educational Foundation is honored for their work in sharing educational success stories with the public.
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The Exploratorium is easily accessible by public transit. Convenient parking is available nearby. For more information, visit www.exploratorium.edu/visit/location-directions.
About the Exploratorium
The Exploratorium is the global leader in informal learning, igniting curiosity and inspiring creativity in people of all ages. The world-renowned science museum creates original, interactive exhibits, on display at more than 1,000 science centers, museums and public spaces around the world. Dedicated to education reform in and out of the classroom, the Exploratorium is a premier professional development center for educators and a creator of award-winning educational resources. Since 1969, the Exploratorium has influenced generations of entrepreneurs, artists, scientists, teachers, students, children, museum professionals and everyday doers, reaching nearly 180 million people annually from around the globe. On April 17, 2013, the Exploratorium opened at Pier 15 in the heart of San Francisco's Embarcadero, where it will celebrate a new era of experiences that encourage critical thinking and awaken wonder for generations to come. For more information, visit www.exploratorium.edu/visit.
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Editor's note: In this guest post, middle school teacher Suzanne Hadidi describes how she used portraits by artist Robert Weingarten to help students express themselves and better understand each other.
In June of 2012, I had the opportunity to participate in the National Museum of American History's first Teach-it-Forward seminar for teachers in the Washington, D.C., metro area. During the seminar, we visited a new exhibit, Pushing Boundaries: Portraits by Robert Weingarten, which was enhanced by a discussion with the curator of the exhibit, Shannon Perich. As soon as I entered the gallery, I could see a variety of teaching opportunities. The portraits themselves held personal information about the subjects without the names of the subjects being revealed. The images of the subjects' life, achievements, interests, and special moments provide a range of emotions which lead to insightful thinking, reflection, and introspection on one's own life.
I could see the faces of my students in each portrait. I could see their world open up to possibilities "unknown." In addition to the portraits, a personal letter from each subject was sent to the artist, Robert Weingarten. The letters were as diverse in writing style as in content. Knowing I needed to spend more time to create lessons which would fully reflect the meaning of the exhibition, at a later date I went back to the exhibit and took photographs of the letters. The letters became an important part of my Weingarten lessons. The exhibit opened up a whole new canvas to differentiate instruction and creatively incorporate the Common Core Standards for English/Language Arts.
Our Weingarten lessons began with a visual literacy strategy—See Think Wonder—where students recorded objects that they saw, what the portrait made them think about, and further questions or associations with the images. Our next lesson incorporated a lesson learned at the Teach-it-Forward seminar, using adjective cards to describe a portrait, in which students identified items in the portraits that they thought were valuable, accidental, sentimental, or held other similar qualities.
Our third Weingarten lesson involved students listening to a podcast by Shannon Perich, discussing the Colin Powell portrait as well as a photograph of a Native American woman. Students were asked to listen and write what they learned from each image.
Example student response from the Powell portrait:
What can you learn about him or her from the photographs?
Colin Powell wanted to change the world.
Is there anything that stands out to you about the way the portraits are framed?
He looks like he was busy and his life means something.
As the lessons continued, students became more involved with Robert Weingarten. They wanted to know more about his art as well as who he was. I became more involved as a teacher myself. I could feel the emotional and educational impact of this lesson journey I had taken. I couldn't wait to see my students come through the door. Incorporating parts of the Common Core Standards to the lessons, "They habitually perform the critical reading necessary to pick carefully through the staggering amount of information available today in print and digitally. They actively seek the wide, deep, and thoughtful engagement with high-quality literary and informational texts that builds knowledge, enlarges experience, and broadens worldviews." It became more and more clear—my students were "hooked."
Our next lesson was the clincher. I had students observe letters and portraits of eight additional Weingarten subjects. My sixth graders' minds were now open to expose themselves in their own "personal portrait." For the final project, each student wrote his or her own "Dear Mr. Weingarten" letter. Each letter to Mr. Weingarten included at least five items which represented who they are.
They were also responsible for drawing a personal portrait that connected to their letter. The thought, quality, and the range of information each student shared went beyond anything I could have imagined. I learned so much about each individual student. That information still guides me today. I think about their connections to their family, religion, music, sports. I believe each child is their own portrait. Their letters and portraits serve as a constant reminder of how important personal connections are as a teacher.
As a sixth grade teacher I plan on using and further developing the Weingarten lessons to learn about each and every student as they transition to middle school. I'm looking forward to knowing what makes each of my future students unique in his or her own right. I am also planning on sharing this lesson with other middle school teachers in Montgomery County, Maryland.
Dear Mr. Weingarten,
Thank you so much for "pushing my educational boundaries." Your personal portraits have brought inspiration, additional dedication, and personal rejuvenation to a teacher. I look forward to sharing your artwork with my students every school year.
Best regards,
Suzanne Hadidi
Grade 6 Reading Teacher
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Middle School
Montgomery County, MD
For additional resources on these unique portraits, see the Weingarten Portrait blog series and for ideas for integrating this activity into a beginning- or end-of-year activity, see the post Who Are You? In Five Objects.
It's a pop of vivid color and glimmering textures, tinted with memories of home, heritage, and, most of all, music. This biographical portrait by artist Robert Weingarten depicts Celia Cruz, the Queen of Salsa, and was unveiled this morning. It will be on display until May 2013.
We hope you like it because you, readers of the blog, voted for it. We asked you to pick which of five iconic American figures should be memorialized in a new Weingarten portrait and Cruz's multifaceted story of immigration, music, and entertainment resonated with the most voters. "This was the first time I've agreed not to pick who I was working with," said Weingarten, who listened to Cruz's music as he worked.
Unlike most portraits, Weingarten's don't include an image of the subject. Instead, photographs of objects, documents, and other symbols that represent the person are layered into a composite image, conveying the individual's biography in a unique way.
Weingarten usually asks his subjects to give him a list of items that answer the question, "If you could do your self-portrait... what would be on the list that would represent you?" Photographs of the individual, their family members, and pets aren't allowed and the list must not include more than ten things. He describes this process as "somewhere between portraiture and self-portraiture." Blog readers provided Weingarten with a list in the case of the Cruz portrait and their comments revealed many ways of looking at Cruz's biography. The museum provided curatorial expertise and access to Cruz's objects in the collection.
"Celia left Cuba seeking freedom, which is the story of millions of Cubans," wrote one commenter. "However, Celia converted this pain into art—into cheerful songs which reminded all Cubans—even those inside of the island—about the beautiful things of the island."
Another wrote, "Nearly ten years after her death, her music is as relevant as ever. Her songs are played at every celebration I have ever been to (birthdays, quinces, weddings, etc...) because of their energy and their message. It makes sense that one of her final songs was 'La Vida Es Un Carnaval' (Life is a Carnival) because she was a symbol of hope to other immigrants."
Others referred to her modesty, her African-Cuban roots, her humanitarian work, her trademark "Azúcar!" shout, and her flashy, eye-catching wardrobe.
"I think you captured Celia's soul and life very well," said Omer Pardillo Cid, President of the Celia Cruz Foundation to Weingarten.
What artifacts and their meanings can you identify in Cruz's portrait?
Erin Blasco is an education specialist in the Web and New Media Department. She has also blogged about what makes curators laugh.
Over 10,000 votes have been cast in our contest to choose the subject of a new biographical portrait by Robert Weingarten, a noted photographic artist. If you haven't voted yet, join this unprecedented opportunity to collaborate on the creation of a new Smithsonian treasure.
Read about notable historical figures Audie Murphy, Alice Paul, Celia Cruz, Samuel Morse, and Frederick Douglass and then vote below for the figure you would like to see portrayed. Voting ends May 28, 2012, midnight Eastern time.
After the winning figure is formally announced, the public will have further opportunity to provide input, so check back on our blog to participate!
See who won and what happens next.
This project is inspired by the exhibition Pushing Boundaries: Portraits by Robert Weingarten, on view July 2-October 14 at the Smithsonian's International Gallery, Ripley Center on the National Mall.
Voting for our Frame an Iconic American contest opened May 11, 2012 and will run through May 26, 2012. Voting extended through May 28! Here's where the votes currently stand:
If you haven't yet voted, you can still help choose a historical figure whose biographical portrait will be composed by Robert Weingarten, a noted photographic artist. Read about Audie Murphy, Alice Paul, Celia Cruz, Samuel Morse, and Frederick Douglass and then vote for the figure you would like to see portrayed.
The finished portrait will be unveiled this fall and displayed at the Smithsonian.
See who won and what happens next.


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We conclude our all-decade teams today with Class AAAAA. It would be interesting to see how this group compares with other states around the country.
Our player of the decade is Greg Reid. He's the only player to make first-team all-state three times in the decade. He also was a Parade All-American who won a state title and was the MVP of two postseason all-star games, including a national one.
Here are the GHSF Daily's picks for Class AAAA all-decade team. Please submit your own selections below. Or tell us what you think of the GHSF Daily picks. (The year in parentheses is the last season played by each player.)
Player of the decade: Greg Reid, Lowndes
Coach of the decade: Jeff Herron, Camden County
Team of the decade: 2002 Parkview
Program of the decade: Camden County
QB – Hutson Mason, Lassiter (2009)
AP all-class player of the year; state-record 4,560 yards passing
RB – James Davis, Douglass (2004)
2004 AP offensive player of the year; all-SEC at Clemson; NFL
RB – Jonathan Dwyer, Kell (2006)
2006 GACA offensive player of the year; ACC player of the year at Georgia Tech
WR – Sean Bailey, Milton (2001)
USA Today All-American; 86 receptions, 1,382 yards as a senior; Georgia
WR – Fred Gibson, Ware County (2000)
More than 50 catches, 1,000 yards as a junior, senior; all-SEC at Georgia
TE – Philip Lutzenkirchen, Lassiter (2008)
72 receptions, more than 1,000 yards as a senior; Auburn
OL – Clint Boling, Chattahoochee (2005)
Underrated in high school; three-year starter at Georgia
OL – Ed Christian, Lowndes (2009)
Three-year starter during 36-4 run; committed to Auburn
OL – Zeb McKinzey, Parkview (2002)
2002 all-class player of the year; three state titles; Georgia
OL – Sergio Render, Newnan (2004)
Underrated in high school; four-year starter at Virginia Tech
OL – Chris Scott, Lovejoy (2004)
Parade All-American; three-year starter at Tennessee
PK – Brandon Coutu, Collins Hill (2002)
9-of-9 on FG as a senior; Georgia
DL – Jermaine Cunningham, Stephenson (2005)
25 sacks as a senior; three-year starter at Florida
DL – Cameron Heyward, Peachtree Ridge (2006)
2006 AJC/AP defensive player of the year; freshman starter at Ohio State
DL – Abry Jones, Northside (2008)
2008 defensive player of the year; Georgia
DL – David Pollack, Shiloh (2000)
Underrated in high school; three-time All-American at Georgia
LB – Jonathan Abbate, Harrison (2002)
207 tackles as a senior; All-ACC at Wake Forest; UFL
LB – Marcus Ball, Stephenson (2005)
Parade All-American; AJC defensive player of the year; Memphis
LB – Rennie Curran, Brookwood (2006)
AJC Super 11; 2006 GACA defensive player of the year; all-SEC at UGA
DB – Ahmad Carroll, Douglass (2000)
Parade All-American; Arkansas; NFL first-round pick
DB – Jeff Francoeur, Parvkew (2001)
2001 all-class player of the year; Clemson signee; MLB
DB – Alec Ogletree, Newnan (2008-09)
AJC Super 11; USA Today All-American; committed to Georgia
DB – Greg Reid, Lowndes (2008)
2008 all-class player of the year; Florida State
P – Richie Leone, Roswell (2009)
Averaged 46.4 per kick as a senior; committed to Houston
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January 8th, 2010
11:25 am
jason foster cherokee high the best period
January 8th, 2010
11:33 am
I couldn't agree more with your choice of Cameron Heyward! Awesome kid. Tons of talent. I'm looking forward to watching him continue to play, wherever it may be… OSU or NFL.
Your daddy's smilin' down on you kid. You're making him proud!
January 8th, 2010
11:36 am
Aston Foster next best more yards than James Javis even in 2 round 2003 agenst James Javis and douglas off atlanta. no ur facks Jason shut Sean Baile down at Milton. whent own to georgia southen to break ever rushing/td/receving rec/won walter paton award Baily did nothing in collage
January 8th, 2010
11:51 am
Come on Todd…Clemson is in the ACC!!! That kind of mistake makes me question the entire article.
Tigheten up man. Stay close to DOL.
January 8th, 2010
2:02 pm
LOL@ Fredrick…I think you have to include a "Second Team" and an "Honorable Mention" because alot of great kids diserve to be on this team…team is great…but I can easily come up with another team that would contend with this one..I can see a couple more Lowndes players being on this team.
January 8th, 2010
3:11 pm
I want to see a list of the top 100 of all time from Georgia. It would be quite objective, of course, as all of these lists are. But, it would be a lot of fun and create a lot of interest and conversation. What else do we have to do now that college and high school football are over?
January 8th, 2010
3:11 pm
Should have said "subjective". Sorry
January 8th, 2010
3:32 pm
You got 2 right , Herron and Camdens program.
January 8th, 2010
4:41 pm
I agree Camden should have program of the decade when they average 150 to 200 players per year. But I disagree that Herron should be Coach of the Decade. His program is designed to elevate him. His program does'nt really benefit the players. Thats why he NEVER had scouts recruiting for GA, GA Tech, Florida etc. In order to be recruited by these programs you have to start three consecutive years to give the scouts chance to evaluate you. Herron is so focus on collecting 800.00 from each player to be on the team that he does'nt allow anyone to play three consecutive years as starters. Therefore his players get no shine and no recognition from scouts.
January 8th, 2010
5:06 pm
how bout eric berry? he's one of the most productive DB's in the history of college football
January 8th, 2010
5:35 pm
How about Chansi Stuckey of NSWR??…i mean seriously its not like the guy didn't take them to the dome like three times as a QB and wasn't he voted all state in one of those seasons?…and to boot he is now in approaching his third season in the NFL…
January 8th, 2010
6:12 pm
Georgia Peach.. I graduated in 2008, and I played my 4 years for him. his program does elevate him and he does want that money. but there are a lot of D-1 players from our school.
Brian Crum-UF
DJ Jones-GT
Kevin Patterson- Wake Forsest
Darlron Spead-Vandy
Kevin Mcneil-FSU
Brandon West- Western Michigain
Ashton Hall- Marshall
Rennie Moore- Clemson
Josh Dickerson- South Carolina
Willie White-GT
Ryan Seymour-Vandy
Christain Milstead-Navy
Deangelo Smith-South Carolina
Ryan Attaway-Memphis
With the exception of Brian Crum that is all from 2003 to last years graduating class of 2009.. not including this years class nor the countless others that have signed to D-1AA or NAIA schools like myself.. The class of 07 had 16 kids sign to play college football.. my class had 9 before the year was over.. That is 25 kids in just two classes. Jeffs Program is very successful. UGA just doesn't know how to recruit whats in their own backyard. And that is why they will always be behind UF!! haha GO GATORS!!
January 8th, 2010
7:01 pm
When is the GS vs FL h/s football game and where?
January 8th, 2010
8:16 pm
whoa!!!!!! what about reggie ball, kregg lumpkin?!?!?!?!
i would take reggie in any game situation over hutson(not taking anything from the kid)
January 8th, 2010
10:16 pm
Shout out to my boy Greg…at FSU doing his thang!!
January 8th, 2010
10:29 pm
There was a lot of great Griffin Bears that was left off did you forget about Georgia Bulldog great J. Sullivan he made David Pollack I get so tried of yall just honoring the Atlanta School this is Bull Sh**
January 9th, 2010
8:46 am
ajc's picks are a joke marques ivory was 35 and 0 as a starter 2 state titles and the greatest comeback in georgia dome history beating tucker and i believe eric fields numbers at outside linebacker are some of the best for any linebacker in the decade maybe ajc should do an all atlanta area decade team and then do the rest of the state team of the decade
January 9th, 2010
8:52 am
georgia peach you are stupid
January 9th, 2010
10:40 am
What about Eric Berry (Creekside high school) Tennessee! best safety to come out of GA. This year will be a top five draft pick.
January 9th, 2010
10:49 am
Is this list based on what you did in highschool or college?
January 9th, 2010
1:03 pm
Camden County had over 30 players on college rosters last season, more than Lowndes or Northside combined, more than any other AAAAA school. That criticism of Coach Herron doesn't match the facts, IMO.
Eric Berry played in AAA. Marques Ivory played in AAAA. This is the all-AAAAA team.
Chansi Stuckey would've been a good choice. It's just hard to ignore a guy who has two of the three best seasons of passing yards in state history. But I could live with the choice of Stuckey.
Sorry for the mistake on James Davis. I did know Clemson was in the ACC. : )
January 9th, 2010
2:11 pm
Herron takes advantage of his players? Are you kidding?! The guy wins despite talent, not because of it. College scouts don't care about HS coaches; they see potential, they'll take it. And it is clear Camden does not have an abundance of SEC players every year. Herron has a monopoly on a county that probably ought to have two schools – not his doing – and convinces the kids that they are as good as Valdosta and Gwinnett. So that's the way they play.
January 10th, 2010
1:38 pm
This is trash. Anyone who played one season in the decade should not be on the list. How do you credit what Fred Gibson or Ahmad Carroll did in 1999 on this list? Seriously? And what does this "underrated in high school" mean? If the kids weren't on your radar then, how do they make your list now? If it's a lifetime achievement award or your most likely to succeed list, then say so, but please try again and give credit where it's due.
January 10th, 2010
1:57 pm
Hold on a second, where's the ACC all-time leader in receptions, Aaron Kelly? Player of the Year by the AJC his senior season for AAAAA, and then went on to a very successful career at Clemson.
January 10th, 2010
3:19 pm
GEORGIA PEACH,,,,Your just down right stupid..Camden has had a player on the Gators National Championship Team(starter)a player on the SEC Championship Team. Two players one for each team that played for the ACC Championship(both starters)so that gives us a player on the ACC Championship Team. A starter on the Appl State team that beat Michigan, that won back to back National Championships. A player on the Valdosta State team that that won a National Champioship. The all-time NCAA D-I FBS kickreturn Leader is from Camden Co. And Orange Bowl MVP, and a starter on the Baltimore Ravens Super Bowl team(TRavis Taylor). We haven't had a player signed by Georgia, since BJ Fields but who cares about Georgia(and im a Georgia fan) thats why they haven't won a title in 30 years. All the things with the exception of Travis Taylors Mvp of the Orange Bowl game was within the last 5 years. Camden may not have 5 star recruits but we do very well, what other school has accomplished this, with no major recruits. Oh by the way Ken Ellis has SuperBowls rings with the Green Bay Packers 2 rings, and Mack Mcknight has a National Championship ring with the Fla State Seminoles, So we haven't done that bad.
January 10th, 2010
5:00 pm
travis Taylor went to Elementary school in Camden, he played High school football in Jax
Ken Ellis played for Ralph Bunch for Camden High School
Who is Mack McKnight? where year did he play for Camden?
January 10th, 2010
5:02 pm
OH, By the way we have a former NFL player(former Camden Wildcat) Now an asistant coach in the league Seattle Seahawks(Stump Mitchell). Other schools may have players with more or even better accomplishments, but for no 5 star recruits, our players do fairly well. At the end of the day those kids from other schools that are 5 star recruits hopefully end up like our kids(2 or 3 star recruits) and thats a college Degree because most of those 5 star guys never make it to the league do you know the odds. If your chances of making to the NFL are low, or even not making it at all, does it really matter if played at Georgia or Ga Southern, answer NO it doesn't matter. Or is it just to say you played at Georgia. Georgia does have more players in the league than Florida, and better players in the League than Florida.
January 10th, 2010
5:07 pm
He played only part of his last two years in Jax, Left after his sophmore year. Only left because Our QB was a senior and our stupid coach would not throw the ball. 88-92 is the year he played(Mcknight)you must not be a Camden Fan you would know all this.
January 10th, 2010
5:10 pm
And the QB at that time, is now our QB's Coach(Green)
January 10th, 2010
5:29 pm
Camden fan Are you a camden fan, you mean Mack Knight CB woodbine ga played on only one FSU championship not two. I think Knight played at FSU in 1990 GET YOUR FACTS RIGHT SINCE ALL CAMDEN FANs WOULD KNOW THIS.
January 10th, 2010
6:47 pm
Tyrone Jones played for Camden. He has championships and MVPs for the Blueboomers. He also played with the Cadinals with Stump
January 10th, 2010
7:10 pm
camdenite, I knew Ty since 1st grade. I did not know Ty played for St. Louis. Thanks for the information. So Camden did have 4 NFL players
January 10th, 2010
10:31 pm
joe and wildcat fan. swap email adresses or phone numbers lol. we already dont get enough credit by ajc as it is so dont argue for them to see hahahaha.. btw.. coach green is off the chain.. he just cut my hair friday night.
January 11th, 2010
12:30 am
three sleepers of 2010 everyone should go check out on youtube.com Kierre Isaac LB/SS 6′3 190, Chris Gilzeane 6′0 235 MLB/FB, Jimmie Kitchens 6′3 265 MLB/DL/C. Check them out and let me no what you think
January 11th, 2010
3:54 am
I think we sleepin on Caleb King!!!!
January 11th, 2010
6:45 am
where is eric berry on this list
January 14th, 2010
9:53 pm
If you are considering college accomplishments in this list then Camden's Brandon West should be on this list. He broke the NCAA record for all time all purpose yards while at Western Michigan.
January 15th, 2010
3:36 pm
Georgia-Florida High School game played at Lowndes Highs Martin stadium Sat. Jan. 16th @ 2:00pm.
January 15th, 2010
6:40 pm
Ken Ellis does not have 2 Super Bowl rings, he only has one. And that's not for a championship, it's for being a runner up, 1980 with the Rams. There have been 5 NFL players from Camden County. Ken Ellis, Rickey Anderson, Stump Mitchell, Ty Jones and Travis Taylor……..There was another player from Camden drafted by the AFL, but he never played in the league. In my opinion, having sent 5 players to the NFL is an amazing feat, considering Camden County has less than 50,000 residents!
January 15th, 2010
6:57 pm
By the way, Stump Mitchell just became Head Coach at Southern University, Baton Rouge, La.
January 18th, 2010
7:05 pm
Eric Berry actually played in AAAA, and was named the player of the decade in that class.
March 9th, 2012
2:50 pm
Why was Paul Oliver from Harrison left off this team? I played with Paul while at Harrison and have never seen a more talented high school player. Paul could take over a game at any moment from three different positions. Paul was primarily a corner which teams would not even throw to his side. He also played receiver and punt returner. Paul was an All-State member, Parade All-American, ranked #1 corner in the nation his senior year and played at UGA. Paul has now played 5 years on the NFL. Who ever made this list messed up not putting P.O. on this list.
June 27th, 2012
8:51 pm
What about lowndes top three Brad Johnson, freeman stephans, and darren richardson


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The Road
I watch movies once and I'll wait for them. Four years after Cormac McCarthy's The Road was adapted to film, I have finally seen it. I've waited longer for other movies.
The movie was right up my alley; asking more questions than it provided answers. I've gleefully read some exuberant analyses of the ending, that have been floating around the ether for four years or so.
This was nearly a perfect movie. I'm reminded of Terry Gilliam's comments regarding 2001: A Space Odyssey: "2001 had an ending. I don't know what it means…I have to think about it. I have to work. And it opens up all sorts of possibilities and probably the next person I speak to has a different idea of what that ending means." Oblique endings are extremely satisfying to me. They speak to real life more directly than any 'happily ever after' could.
My problem with story's endings is deep and I really just need to sit down and hash it out one day. I can summarize it, maybe: All stories reflect the story of Christ. That's the point of this blog. We don't know how the story – we don't know if the story – of Christ has an ending. It doesn't. He's immortal. We don't know how the story of His work of salvation will end. We have a nice climax on the Cross, but we're promised a lot more action to come. So if the stories of mankind reflect the story of Christ and we don't know how the story of Christ ends, what do mankind's endings look like?
Of the possible endings, the mysterious one best suits my worldview. I don't know what the new creation will be like. I don't know what my work will be like. I don't know how much of my current understanding of who I am and what life is will continue on into that next world. It won't be horrible, but it might be terrifying. It won't be dangerous, but it might be painful. And I don't know what events have yet to transpire to get us from here to there.
One theme that's appropriately common to most endings is the new world. The new world, or the new life, of the characters can be good or bad. But the point of every story is that this part of existence needs to be told because things were one way before and they're another way after.
A story could end on a wedding, which explicitly indicates a new way of life for characters, or it could end more subtly. A new way of thinking, after the death of someone close or the perseverance through something hard, can be suggested at the end of a movie. "After all, tomorrow is another day." "I think this is the beginning of a beautiful friendship." "I'll be right here." "It's too bad she won't live. But then again, who does?" Even Leia's final comments tie up the love triangle and hint at the possibilities: "It's not like that at all. He's my brother."
These all indicate a larger world than the story they're inside of. There's more to come. There's more here. Keep watching the skies.
Even the tidiest endings suggest a bigger world than the story can contain. The messier endings indicate a world infinitely bigger than the story. Even the author can't conceive of this world's scope. Endings of this type are much more sympathetic to my worldview. The implications of Christ's work, not to mention the stuff He's done that we don't even know about yet, are beyond our understanding.
The mysterious ending of The Road indicates that the world of Man and Boy is much stranger and larger than their journey.
One thing that this movie, and its bizarre ending, accomplish is to make the viewer think. Not many movies can do this.
Here's an excerpt from an interview with McCarthy:
I have the same letter from about six different people. One from Australia, one from Germany, one from England, but they all said the same thing. They said, "I started reading your book after dinner and I finished it 3:45 the next morning, and I got up and went upstairs and I got my kids up and I just sat there in the bed and held them."
Any story that can inspire that reaction is worthy of our species' narrative heritage. Let's keep The Road.
Kirk's Pain
Here's a little video I pieced together, imagining Sybok's attack on Kirk.
Sybok converted each of the Enterprise's crewmembers by aggravating painful memories. We don't see what he did to the four supporting players, but we do witness his attacks on McCoy and Spock. Just as Sybok is about to dig into Kirk's memories, the captain stops it short. Kirk's resistance may have been more impressive if Sybok had tried and failed, rather than not even getting the chance to try.
If Sybok was allowed to dig a little bit, the painful memories from Kirk's past that he probably would have played on include the death of David, the hurt that Kirk felt at the death of Spock, and the tragedy of the transporter accident from Star Trek: The Motion Picture. That may seem like an odd story to include. But one of those people is meant to be Lori Ciana, with whom Kirk fell in love, revealed in the novel The Lost Years.
The scenes from the TV show don't fit very well visually, because of the unfortunate discrepancies in aspect ratio. I could have adjusted it, but that would reduce the image quality of the clips from the show, which already are of a lower quality from the films. For a two-minute fan compilation, I can afford to shrug that one off.
From the show, I've included a shot of Kodos the Executioner, playing on Kirk's childhood trauma which was explored in Shatner's novel Collision Course, a shot of Kirk's old friend Gary Mithchell in his last lucid moment, Kirk discovering the dead body of his brother, and the death of his father. This bit is non-canonical, and doesn't make any sense to include in this timeline. But it's cool, so I threw it in there. The greatest pain in Kirk's life may have been the death of Edith Keeler. He loved her, but he's loved other people who have died. The real pain associated with Edith is the terrible choice he was forced to make. Captain Kirk is a man who always finds a way out, even if the situation is grim and the odds are against him. (Okay, so he didn't find a way out of that one either.) The death of Edith marks the first time Kirk was forced to face his own limitations. He lost a woman he loved, which is painful enough. But being forced to allow her death hits at the deepest insecurities the character has.
But of course, it was that experience that strengthened him for the challenges ahead. Steeling his will to bring justice to the frontier, nothing could scare him. If his pain was taken away then he might not have the courage to confront the evil God-imposter, or to surrender his prejudice against the Klingons.
The music is taken from the episode "The City on the Edge of Forever." Since I believe Kirk's pain finds it home in the events chronicled in that story, it makes sense that all of his pains would be scored likewise.
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"Bonk Bonk! On the head! Bonk! Bonk!"
Kirk and Co. discover a world very much like earth, but missing one key feature: adults. The planet is devoid of adults. World of the Flies. There are plenty of old people though. They just all look like kids. Some kind of arrested development has stunted their physical, emotional, and mental growth. Though over a hundred years old, these people are really children, inside and out.
Being children, the Onlies don't believe Kirk is there to help. A real child might believe an adult. But imagine the kind of minds the Onlies have. They're not simply children. They are hundreds of years old. But they are trapped in their child-like bodies…It's a strange premise. The tension between being young and old is one that grips every one of us. We tend to long for aspects of youth like being adventurous and energetic. But most of us value certain aspects of adulthood, considering the trade off to be fair. (And impossible to reverse, even if we don't think it's fair.) But the poor old Onlies do not retain their youthful vigor for adventure, while maturing intellectually. The Onlies are like kids in the worst ways: helpless, bigoted, and dangerous if given power. And they're like adults in the worst ways: smart enough to bring their half-formed philosophies to fruition.
The bizarre, but likely, culture of the Onlies leads them to greet Kirk with suspicion. The potential cure from McCoy does not inspire them either. The Onlies are like those half-formed adults of the real world who have mental or intellectual problems, or haven't been raised quite right, but aren't needy enough to qualify for some governmental or charitable assistance. These people have the legal rights, given their age, and the financial, physical, and intellectual capabilities of living a life. Many times though, these people don't have any kind of philosophical foundation for what kind of life they want to, or should, lead. All the power, none of the direction.
The Onlies, and their real-world counterparts, will dash furiously toward nothing in particular. Content (maybe) to live pleasure-to-pleasure, constantly threatening to sue anyone who has slightly offended them, or using violent talk (bonk! bonk!) to raise the stakes of any given argument because it will distract from actually reaching a conclusion.
Sometimes I'm a real-world Only.
But I thank God that I have His leadership and Word to guide me in the right direction. Thanks to God for the pastors, mentors, and friends He's put in my way whenever I resort to the animalistic grunting of the Onlies.
That's the point of being a Christian, I think. Being shown that you're an Only, being given a new life, and then diving back into the pit of Onlies, trying to show others that there is a cure.
Of course, it's not usually that easy.
Have you ever tried to help someone who didn't want to be helped? Or who was just content to live with their horrible, yet fixable problem? Jahn was leading his people to their doom, for the sake of power and jealousy. But Kirk…oh man, Kirk is such a Jesus figure in this story! Captain Kirk goes in among them. He becomes infected with their disease. And he endures the mocking, backstabbing, and finally the beating at the hands of the Onlies. The very people he beamed down to save reject him, fear him, and try to kill him.
Kirk is not only a picture of Jesus and His mission. The captain also serves as an example for us! Getting involved with the real-world Onlies is a messy business. They can be annoying, dirty, dangerous, ungrateful, and are often a combination of all four. But by living among them, inviting them into our lives, we can love them. And loving unlovable people is a command from Christ.
Father Damien, the missionary to the lepers of Hawaii who eventually died from contact with them, wrote to his brother:
"I make myself a leper with the lepers to gain all to Jesus Christ."
Captain Kirk truly made himself an Only to gain life for them. What a picture! Imagine Christ with those ugly purple sores all over, getting punched and kicked by over-old children. Christ didn't come to cure our physical illnesses and jet off to His next adventure though. Christ came to cure our spiritual death first. And He did it to live with us forever. He doesn't say, "Enjoy your health. You can live over there now." Paul says, "But let me reveal to you a wonderful secret. We will not all die, but we will all be transformed! It will happen in a moment, in the blink of an eye, when the last trumpet is blown. For when the trumpet sounds, those who have died will be raised to live forever. And we who are living will also be transformed. For our dying bodies must be transformed into bodies that will never die; our mortal bodies must be transformed into immortal bodies." (1 Corinthians 15:51-54)


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According to a report by Richie Whitt on the Dallas Observer's website, the team is reconsidering the pants after improvements in technology have precipitated complaints on the part of fans. The trouble lies in that the color-mix used by Schramm was designed to come across on television as silver--that was a long time ago, though, long before HD.
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