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Im B-O-R-E-D....
07:56am 21/08/2003
New Shit - Marilyn Manson
I am at work on my lunch...when am I never. Goddamn. I think I am gonna leave early and come home at 3.15 instead of 5.15. I dont have much to do today at all cos I am doing new stuff and I dont know how to do anything yet. Aw well.
i hate subjects.
12:45pm 19/08/2003
1. Murderdolls
2. Misfits
3. Marilyn Manson
4. Robin Black and the Intergalactic Rock Stars
5. Kiss
1. B Movie Scream Queen - Murderdolls
2. Like A Record - Dope
3. System - Chester Bennington
4. Candy Flip - Robin Black IRS
5. Brackish - Kittie
1. Scream - Misfits
2. Closer - Nine Inch Nails
3. White Wedding - Murderdolls
4. Spit It Out - Slipknot
5. Dead In Hollywood - Murderdolls
1. Acey Slade
2. Michale Graves
3. Robin Black
4. Matt Zane
5. Wednesday 13
ok I was bored.....BYE!
10:49pm 18/08/2003
Slept So Long - Jay Gordon
Erm...I guess tonight was fun. Me, Carole and Greg went out walking everywhere. We ended up at a play park with thoughs dumb swingy motorbike things in them. Thats all we did...but it was still a good laugh. Aw well...early rise tomorrow...I'm off.
09:37pm 17/08/2003
Scream - Misfits
I went to see Freddy vs Jason today again with Carole. It was fantastic (again!) Then I got home and Lyndsey came to my house with my belated birthday present. It's Living Dead Doll Dahlia, a shot glass with poison written on the side and a cool little teddy bear hehe. They r well cool. Aw well I am away to do .. erm...stuff.
01:30am 17/08/2003
I dont know what it is but its shit
You Are Pinhead. You reside in hell. It's your
own personal kingdom of sin. You make sinners
suffer for what they did. "No more tears
please, its a waste of good suffering"
What horror movie killer are you?
brought to you by
You Are Freddy Krueger. The bastard son of many
men. You were burned to death inside a furnace.
Now you haunt peoples nightmares
What horror movie killer are you?
brought to you by
You Are Jason. You drowned as a child at Camp
Crystal Lake and now you torment innocent
campers seeking revenge.
What horror movie killer are you?
brought to you by
You Are Chucky. Trapped inside the body of a doll,
you seek the one person that can free you from
your prison and make you human again. And you
will stop at nothing until you find him.
What horror movie killer are you?
brought to you by
You Are Michael Myers. At the age of 6 you went
insane and brutally murdered your sister.
Years later you escaped and you continue to
hunt for the remaining members of your family.
Never stopping until they are all dead
What horror movie killer are you?
brought to you by
You are...a Zombie from the "Night of the
Living Dead" movies
What Corny Horror Movie Villian are you?
brought to you by
11:50pm 16/08/2003
The Science Of Selling - Less Than Jake
OMG....I went to see Freddy vs. Jason with Carole and Greg last night. Holy poo it was good! I nearly wet myself when it started! I was soooooo excited! haha im so sad! I might be gettin a poster from the cinema cos I asked for one and the man took my name and address. hehe. I had my little Freddy and Jason dolls with me cos I am a loser and I'm obsessed with horror but ive gained out of it cos the man in the cinema told the marketing guy and now I have a better chance of gettin my poster! ^_^ ... When I got home my mum and dad were having a party on their own haha. They had Led Zepplin totally blarrin...I swear it was as loud as it would go ... out the windows. lol.
Um...today I bought Blade 2, a Freddy vs. Jason magazine (im gonna buy another one tomorrow so i can put both side of the poster on my walls) and I rented Hellborn which I am gona watch in 10 mins. Aw well I'm away. Bye
4 hours and 25 mins to go.........
12:47pm 14/08/2003
...thats waay too long today. I started off tired, then I was ok now I am just total crap. I'm hating my job more than ever right now. I like the people that I work with its just that they make me paranoid because they talk about everyone behind theirs backs...if they do it to everyone else why not me? so i am feeling shitty about that....and the fact that I dont wanna work in an office yet i do. It's making me feel sick. I'm always totally relieved when a Thursday night comes round cos I know I can go home and not worry about gettin spoken about...then it comes back to Monday. Chances r that they rn't but i think that its more likely that they r. :'( I been feeling this way for a while. Maybe I should go to the doctors to see if they can give me anything for paranoia.
dont u just wish u could take ur bed everywhere??........
07:07am 14/08/2003
aww im sooo tired. im at work (again) o_O I need my bed but I dont think thats gonna happen until real late tonight. I am going out with Carole and Greg. Hopefully we'll see Aaron. <3 Aw well.
06:08pm 12/08/2003
Brackish - Kittie
do you like...?
1. Nirvana - uh hu
2. Sublime - who?
3. Depeche Mode - ehh
4. Linkin Park - no
5. No Doubt - no
6. Rage Against the Machine - ehh not particularly
7. U2 - no
8. Green Day - no
9. Beastie Boys - yeah
10. Red Hot Chili Peppers - a bit
11. Blink-182 - no
12. System of a Down - yeah
13. The Smashing Pumpkins - fuck no
14. Korn - yeah
15. Bob Marley - no
16. Metallica - I like their older stuff
17. The Offspring - a couple of songs r ok I guess
18. The Cure - ehh
19. Incubus - no
20. Stone Temple Pilots - no
21. Pearl Jam - no
22. Tool - i guess
23. Radiohead - no
24. 311- wtf?
25. Nine Inch Nails - HELL YEAH
26. Weezer - no
27. Social Distortion - no
28. The Smiths/Morrissey - ehh
29. Jane's Addiction - yeah
30. Oingo Boingo - who??
31. Alice In Chains - yes
32. Limp Bizkit - not really
33. The Clash - yes
34. Dave Matthews Band - no
35. Creed - no
36. The Ramones - fuck yes
37. Staind - no
38. R.E.M.- no
39. Bush - no
40. Bad Religion - no
41. Foo Fighters - no
42. New Order - no
43. Soundgarden - yes
44. Garbage - no
45. Pennywise - yes
46. Violent Femmes - yes
47. Rob Zombie/White Zombie - YES
48. David Bowie - yes
49. Godsmack - um...I think I like them..Im undecided
50. Duran Duran - ehh
51. P.O.D.- yes
52. Coldplay - no
53. Beck - no
54. Eminem - i derno...I have his cds but I never ever listen to them...so I think thats a no
55. Deftones - yeah
56. Cypress Hill - no
57. Oasis - no
58. Jimmy Eat World - no..except one song
59. Tori Amos - no
60. Moby - no
61. The Pixies - yes
62. Blondie - no
63. Live - no
64. Hole - no
65. Rancid - yes
66. Fatboy Slim - no
67. Siouxsie and the Banshees - no
68. Marilyn Manson - YEAH
69. Save Ferris - no
70. The Sex Pistols - yes
71. Disturbed - no
72. Billy Idol - yes
73. The Strokes - no
74. The Police - yes
75. Primus - yes
76. The Go-Go's - yes
77. Everclear- yes
78. Bjork- no
79. Dramarama - who the hell is that?
80. Prodigy - yes
81. The Cult - yes
82. Cake - i'd love some cake
83. MxPx - no
84. Third Eye Blind - no
85. Sum 41 - no
86. Travis - no
87. Papa Roach - ehh some stuff
88. Devo - no
89. A Perfect Circle - yes! and Twiggy Ramirez is with them now which makes them better
90. New Found Glory - not really
91. The Cranberries - no
92. Lit - I guess
93. The B-52's - no
94. Puddle of Mudd - no
95. Blur - no
96. Unwritten Law - no
97. Pet Shop Boys - no
98. Hoobastank - yeah
99. X - no
100. Lenny Kravitz - no
101. Adema - yeah
102. Echo & the Bunnymen - no
103. Kid Rock - yes
104. INXS - no
105. Everlast/House of Pain - no
106. Faith No More - yes
107. Ozzy Osbourne - YES
03:22pm 10/08/2003
The Price Of Fame - Closer
say what you want to me
i'll take anything
im care free
but dont cry ... dont cry ... dont cry ... dont cry
ill be simple far from 7
i am all alone again but i can sing for you
feel as though you want me
dont say you need me
its in your name
but dont cry ... dont cry ... dont cry ... dont cry
ill be simple far from 7
i am all alone again but i can sing for you
i saw heaven in your eyes
i knew heaven when u died
when you died....when you died....died
ill be simple far from 7
i am all alone again but i can sing for you
12:35pm 10/08/2003
Mental Mercury - Satyricon
I HATE ALCOHOL. I am not gonna drink again for a looooong time. It only leads to trouble and shit. I woke up this morning in a double bed with Aaron on one side of me and Lee on the other. Carole was on the floor and Jason was on a couch thing. I just went home. I dont remember much at all about last night except that I talked waaay too much and I think I fell out with Mari but I dunno why. Oh I remember Michaels kitten! It was sooooo cute! But my arm is ripped to shreads lol. I remember me and Conner having a water fight too and he was laughing a lot and couldnt stop.
GRR....Im so annoyed with myself. I refuse to drink alcohol for at least 3 months.
how great is it when u dont get a hangover.......
09:12am 09/08/2003
Monster Mash - Misfits
go me! I woke up this morning hang over free even though I was totally out of my head last night....and the night before that. Me, Carole and Greg went to Spiderwebs tattoos yesterday to see if we could get tattoos but they didnt have any that we liked so we went to Shapers. They guy in there does free hand tattoos so we r going there today again....and he was super nice. Although.....I love the guy in Spiderwebs head. He has a massive skull covering it. I'm undecided on what to get. I am either getting Jack Skellington or Spooky. Prolly Spooky cos I dont have that much money and Spooky is the smallest of the 2. I think Carole is getting a on her shoulder. Shapers also has a Hellraiser tattoo that I am seriously considering getting tattooed when I get payed at the end of August.
After that we went to my house...then we walked Greg to his house...then me and Carole went to her house....Then me and Carole went back to my house....and it was sooooo hot outside....I was dying wearing all black and New Rock boots. We went to get alcohol and bumped into Bizzy and Mari. They were on there way to my house. We got drink and went to the tunnel and got drunk. Greg came back out. Thats all I remember. Um.......ok bye.
06:35pm 05/08/2003
Babylon AD - Cradle Of Filth
I dont know how I feel today. My day was total shit and it was very long. I have a headache.
11:20am 03/08/2003
Dig - Mudvayne
01) Last dream: Me and Carole were on the train going to Edinburgh but we got off in Burntisland (even tho Burntisland is in the opposite direction to Edinburgh) and we decided to go to Serendipity but we ended up in a Harley Davidson shop. Then me and Carole started fighting....like punch up fights then I woke up. I derno. what thats meant to mean.
02) Last car ride: To Movie Express and the skate park yesterday
03) Last kiss: not yesterday but the day before with Carole
04) Last good cry: yesterday when I was thinking about stuff
05) Last Missing Library Book: ehh...I dunno....The Corpse Garden
06) Last movie seen: Ghost Ship
08) Last cuss word uttered: fuck
09) Last beverage drank: Red Square Blue
10) Last Food consumed: pasta last night
11) Last Crush: Aaron, Acey, Robin, Starboy
12) Last phone call: I dunno....
13) Last TV show watched: I dont really watch TV shows that much....it was prolly Bo Selecta
14) Last Item Bought: a cool top from Public Image
15) Last time showered: last night
16) Last shoes worn: New Rock Platform boots
17) Last CD played: A mixed one that had the Prodigy on it
18) Last downloaded: Personality Crisis - New York Dolls
19) Last annoyance: being bored
20) Last disappointment: Carole dumping me to go to Edinburgh
21) Last soda drank: diet coke
22) Last thing written: the word "again"
23) Last key used: delete
24) Last word spoken: I dunno
25) Last trip to the bathroom: about an hour ago I think
26) Last sleep: Last night
27) Last IM: Carole
28) Last sexual fantasy: haha...I aint telling
29) Last orgasm: Yesterday when I saw my new Murderdolls poster
30) Last weird encounter: I cant remember
31) Last Store Shopped at: Public Image
32) Last ice cream eaten: coconut with raspberrys
33) Last time amused: when I was out with my whip and I was whipping lots of ppls
34) Last time wanting to die: I derno....
35) Last time in love: I am in love with Acey does that count?
36) Last time hugged: my mum yesterday
37) Last time scolded: i don't get in trouble anymore....Im too old for that shit
38) Last time resentful: i derno
39) Last chair sat in: my purple swivel one...the one that i am in now
40) Last lipstick used: fruity lip gloss
41) Last underwear worn: blue ones
42) Last bra worn: black pvc one
43) Last shirt worn: black one
44) Last class attended: how the hell am i meant to remember that?
45) Last Final taken: I derno
46) Last time dancing: yesterday
47) Last poster looked at: my Frank-N-Furter one from the Rocky Horror Show
48) Last show attended: Murderdolls a few weeks ago
49) Last webpage visited: Faceparty
Ghost Ship....
12:31am 03/08/2003
Not Falling - Mudvayne
I just saw Ghost Ship! I love it! I went to movie express to rent The Ring but its out for another 2 days yet. I cant wait! I fucking love that movie....the remake AND the originals. Aw well. I am bored. Bye!
all the stuff I bought..
01:01pm 02/08/2003
Babylon AD - Cradle Of Filth
I went shopping yesterday and today :D:D:D. I got loads of cool stuff....
Original cells from Hellraiser!!!, a camoflage corset, loads of spikey things and bracelets, a black tie with hite skulls on it, a spooky toy that squeeks, a blair witch figures, a lucky bag (hahaha), fishnet gloves, fishnet arm warmer things, a black and white striped tie, spikey earrings, skull hair ties, a whip, handcuffs, a blindfold, make-up, black trousers, spongebob ID, murderdolls poster thing, kerrang, 13 dvds, monsters postcard book thing, black boot laces with red stars, a cool top with big sleeves and lots of alcohol. Fun! I'm gonna go see what I can order on the net now.
12:16am 02/08/2003
I am watching the Puppet Master
I am so pissed off tonight its not even funny. I was meant to be going to Kirkcaldy tomorrow but Caroles changed her mind and she wants to go to the fucking mission...piece of pish. Don't make fucking plans with me if u r gonna break them at the last fucking minute. grrr. my eyebrow is really infected bad and its been bleeding a lot and seaping poison for like half an hour.....im gonna die. but i guess that'll be ok.
anyfuck....enough of my complaining. I went to the skate park tonight and hung out in the goth tunnel for a while with Greg and Carole. I saw Aaron <3<3<3<3<3<3, Craig, Fish, Michael, Lindsey, and her bf...whoever he is. It was quite good. ANYFUCK...bye.
bizzys dinner party.........
05:56pm 29/07/2003
Like A Record - Dope
Bizzy is having a dinner party! yay! I am gonna wear my pinstripe corset, either black wide leg trousers (not jeans) or a black shirt, fishnets and my platform new rocks. It's gonna be fun! Very classy.
bizzys dinner party.........
05:56pm 29/07/2003
Like A Record - Dope
Bizzy is having a dinner party! yay! I am gonna wear my pinstripe corset, either black wide leg trousers (not jeans) or a black shirt, fishnets and my platform new rocks. It's gonna be fun! Very classy.
w000000 the fun...........
07:29pm 27/07/2003
(s)aint - Marilyn Manson
I am just back from Burntisland with my mum and dad. It was fun! All the rides r there. I didnt go on anything cos I was on my own but it was still fun. There was a ghost train with Pinhead, Pennywise the clown and the skull from the people under the stairs painted on it! I was like WOW!! I so wanna go on it! It looked so fun. I might go back at the weekend or something. Ehh....I'll see how things go. I wanna go to Edinburgh on Friday and get the camoflage corset the same as my pinstripe one.


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Starslayer issue #1
- Written by Cat-Scratch on Saturday, March 21 2009 and posted in Reviews
Starslayer issue #1.
Published by Pacific Comics in 1982.
Story Written and drawn by Mike Grell
The Story :
A Celtic hunter is teaching his son how to hunt, they pursue a wild boar. The boy uses a spear to make the kill and
learns from this, his first kill. As they return home they here a sound, the sound belongs to what what they
find in a clearing, a group of Roman soldiers. The Celt attacks them, telling his son prior that Rome only
wants to conquer them and their home. The Celt kills the groups swiftly. They return to their home village, their
they cry the alarm that Rome is invading, as beside the group of Roman soldiers, they had seen a group of Roman
ships coming. The Celt is named now, Torin MacQuillon, by Hadwin, his chief. They argue about Roman, Torin warning
that Rome only will take want they crave and give only death to the Celts. Torin and his family leave with a friend
for the deeper forest, as Hadwin and the village prepare to meet wiht the Romans for trade. Torin and his group
spot more Roman soldiers, preparing to attack Hadwin and the village, their the Roman leader demands Hadwin bow
to Rome's rule, Hadwin refuses. Torin has wis wife and child go to hide as he goes to the village to help fight
the Roman attackers. A huge slaughter begins, only Torin is left, his one eye now gone. A storm has begun and
Torin is cornered by the Roman soldiers. He leaps at them screaming, but then in a flash of light, just before
the Roman spears find him, he disappears. A dark haired woman looks at Torin suspended in the air, behind her
sprawls a future world.
The Review :
This was the first in what would be the miniseries that would spark the ongoing to later come. It was an interesting
flipside to Mike Grell's other famous work at the time, The Warlord. This time, instead of a modern man finding
himself in a barbarian world, a barbarian found himself in the far future. What can I say, I was already a fan
of Grell and his art plus was a regular reader of The Warlord. So I was hooked, but I have to say, this was some
of Mike Grell's best work and I think it still is.
The story was a typical fare from Mike Grell, nothing to heavy nor too light. Just a good first chapter explaining
how our hero would get to the future, but still leaving the "why" for the nex issue. There are a few more cute scenes
involving an old man living deep in the forest and narations for Torin's thoughts. Beyond this, we don't really get
what the story will be other then what the cover art shows or the preface text gave.
The art was beautiful then and still is now. I really think this was part of Grell's best period for my tastes. True
he seemed to base Torin on Tom Selleck, but it worked as did the autumn like colouring the issue had throughout.
His inks were a little rough but still had a polish to them, not so much as his work prior and I can't help but think
that this style worked best for him and the story. I supose you could say that it was a half way point in comparing
his present day art style and his beginings on the Legion of Super-Heroes and Green Lantern at DC.
I still really enjoyed it as I had back then when I first got it as a Mike Grell fan. It's still holds up, I think,
compared to many titles out there today. It still has a good pace with some great art that works together. If you like
sword adventures, then check it out. If you like Mike Grell's artwork, get it. If you've never read Grell's stuff,
you may wish to check it out as it's one of his best in my opinion.
For more info on Starslayer - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Starslayer
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Do you know what it takes to be cool? Steve Stoute does! Watch and learn in this INFLUENCERS In-depth Series episode!
INFLUENCERS In-depth Series features Steve Stoute, Founder and CEO of Translation, a brand management firm that arranges strategic partnerships between Pop Culture icons (Jay-Z, Gwen Stefani, Lebron James, Justin Timberlake, etc.) and Fortune 500 companies.
In this episode, Steve Stoute discusses the concept of cool, how new cultural codes are redefining traditional corporation communication. He also talks about creating successful collaborations between Artists and Brands.
Named one of the Fortune's 40 under 40 list and inducted into the American Advertising Hall of Achievement (2009), Steve Stoute is one of today's most influential forces in entertainment marketing.
His client roster includes companies such as Samsung, State Farm, McDonald's, Target, Wrigley's, HP, P&G and artists such as Lady Gaga and Rihanna (management).


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Tag Archives: Fashion
Guest post: consciously clothed
By Courtney | Published: April 11, 2011
TweetThis guest post on fashion, among other things, comes to us from Jessi Arrington, a designer, creative philanthropist, and as our mutual friend Chris described her, an "outfit scientist." Her full bio is after the jump. Raise your hand if you think what you wear matters! I'd like to make the case that it does, [...]
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I can't decide if I care about fashion
By Lori | Published: February 3, 2011
Tweet Two undeniably fashionable beings, looking fierce and frankly, divine. via Instaboner, via Le Coil. Our very own Courtney Martin has famously described her feminist "click" moment, the moment she knew she was a feminist, as the day she saw Amy Richards and Jennifer Baumgardner give a talk on their new book Manifesta: Young Women, [...]
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French Vogue fashion spread features sexy sexy children
By Chloe | Published: January 5, 2011
TweetThey've been selling us women's clothing using adolescent models for years, so it was only a matter of time before a magazine put couture on kids. An editorial spread in the December-January issue of Vogue Paris features more than a dozen pages of girls – not teenagers, girls – wearing couture, heavily made up and [...]
LadyFag's real talk about feminist righteousness
By Courtney | Published: September 23, 2010
Tweet The truly awesome Sadie Magazine just launched a new issue, packed full of awesome interviews, reviews, and other literary stuff-n-things. I was particularly interested in a Q&A with model, fashionista, and blogger LadyFag. When asked if she is a feminist, she had this to say: Yes, of course I'm a feminist. I was once [...]
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I Was a Teenage Feminist
By Ann | Published: September 21, 2010
TweetActually, I wasn't that cool. Tavi is, though! Look at her rocking this sweater, a gift from Kathleen Hanna: I need this sweater for fall. Can some enterprising Etsy seller please recreate it and sell it to me? kthx. Tweet
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Human service awareness day was a huge success. S.O.S had a table to recruit new members and we actually had a lot of interest! Hopefully next year we will have much more interest, so the group can keep running because it was the potential benefit many people on and off campus. For example, we have already held a canned food drive for local food pantries, to my suprise we actually raised a lot of food. We plan on having an end of the year meeting to address who we are going to run the club nexy year. If you have any interest at all come and give us your input.
It seems like winter is never going to end. We actually had a snow day in the middle of March (what is that about mother nature?) All the snow was gone and it looked like spring had actually arrived, not the case because when I woke up the next morning 8 inches of snow was on the ground. I guess it is acceptable though because of the beautiful landscape that we have, especially with the snow covered trees. I cannot wait for all of the spring time events to come including hog wild day, hot dog day, and many outdoor recreation fun.
I don't understand why this is not working...but we will try again.
Wow final exam schedule is out. This semester is flying by. I cannot believe that spring break is in two weeks.
This week have been a good week, and the weather just makes it so much better. What a nice day it has been today. It was almost 50 degrees! Too bad that it won't stay that way for long. Oh well, at least we could enough it while it lasted.
I know that it is difficult to pay for your college education and there are a few ways around that. This week in our Student Announce there was a message about two scholarships that were being offered. We have these opportunities from time to time and everyone should take advantage, it will really help you out in the long run.
The Human Services major, both associate and bachelor's are in the process of starting up a club. We have already elected officers; however, we are looking for interested people who would like to join. The club meets the last Monday of every month at Braddon Hall lounge at 5:30. Everyone is invited, it does not matter what major you are in. We are looking for people who are interested in volunteering. We are trying to plan many volunteer opportunities. On Monday we are starting are starting a food drive to collect food for the ACCORD food bank along with other.
Well that huge snow storm that was predicted never hit, typical, and of course all the surrounding schools shut down the night before, but not Alfred State College. oh well it was pointless to shut down anyway. Classes have been running pretty smoothly, thank goodness, and the semester is flying by. It is hard to believe that we are already at the end our fourth week of classes. I think that there is more snow here than there has been in the past three years that I have been here, I am not complaining though because this is a beautiful place to be in the winter.
This is the second week back to school since winter break. Classes are finally starting to settle in and are starting to become a little more schedulized. Coming into this semester I was worried that I was going to have a difficult time keeping my grades up because I only have one of my normal professors and the rest are business teachers and most of all I am taking my first online class. I was worried that the business classes would have way too much for me to keep up with and that the classes would be very boring.
First off I would like to thank everyone for reading this semester. This will be my last blog for the semester. It was a lot of fun. I hope that you come back and read next semester.
I hope everyone had a good thanksgiving!
So as the end of the semester is fast approaching the last two weeks before finals are so hectic. It is important to space your work out so you are not cramming it all in the night before it is due. I have done a very good job at that this semester.
Finals week is fast approaching. It is important to not get behind in your work because at this time of the semester it seems to be constantly piling up. It is very easy to get really overwhelmed during this time, but the school offers some opportunities to the students in order for them to perform during finals week to the best of their abilities. First off, today they are offering a free presentation for students to attend about finals week. The presentation is being held in the Allied Health building at 5:00, presented by Cindy Thorp.


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Broadcom's Infrastructure Business To Be Lumpy Near-Term, Long-Term Growth Remains Intact
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I think I would just continue the Linen White in the hallway.
I think I would just continue the Linen White in the hallway.
First, I would use a small brush to dust it off - you can even gently use a small brush attachment on your vacuum. Then use a damp cloth to wipe everything down. For smaller crevices, you can use a Q-tip.
Hardwood might be your best bet. I like Pergo myself and it has worked well for me with our cat and his claws. But some people say they have found it not so great for pets.
What do others think?
How about the mini parsons desk from West Elm? A classic look, lightweight and currently on sale.
Did you read the Q and A with Barry Dixon in Local Living today by our producer Megan Buerger? He suggests a few paint colors you might like. Also, I would say look at the Benjamin Moore Historic Colors at the back of their fandeck.
I do prefer opaque shower curtains for a more finished look. I have a lovely matelasse white curtain I got at the Matouk Outlet in Fall River, Ma. for $24.
Well, you could go back, but you'd have to strip the paint first, which is probably more hassle than it's worth. I can understand being hesitant about making a permanent change like that, but I'm willing to bet that you'll be happy with the results. Light, honey-color cabinets is kind of a dated look and painting is an easy way to update them. Plus, if you don't like the color you paint them, you can always (and easily) repaint. What colors are in your kitchen and what color are you thinking about painting the cabinets?
I guess it's just a matter of personal preference. I think an off-white would brighten the space and it's a continuation of the room color, so it will flow nicely rather than look choppy. I don't think you need a "bridge" color, but if you like the look of the lavender in the hallway than you should use it.
Finishes on pianos can be very delicate and you can't use anything too strong on your own without consulting with a professional. Martha Stewart's Homekeeping Handbook suggests trying a very small bit of mild dishwashing liquid, then wiped down with a slightly dampened cloth, and then dried with a clean dry cloth. Consult with a professional piano restorer if this doesn't do the trick.
Wow! This is great info. And a much better idea than cloying aromatherapy sprays or candles.
I think it's nice but not necessary.
Yes, I think natural fiber rugs are a classic look that's here to stay.
Are you willing to go to DC? Haute Fabrics in Georgetown at 2603 P St. NW is a good place. Also try Fabrics Unlimited in Fredericksburg and Charlottesville. Any other ideas?
A vote for painting dated cabinets.
Yes. I know what you mean. I did order a chocolate brown sisal rug from sisalrugs.com and I do like it but it was a bit scary to send off my money without seeing it in advance. Places I know of are Ikea, Carpet Palace in Bethesda, Georgetown Carpet, Pottery Barn, Crate & Barrel. Other suggestions from our chatters?
If the rest of your kitchen has been updated, I think you should definitely paint the cabinets.
Great. Thanks a lot.
Take a look at the indoor-outdoor rugs from Dash & Albert. They would look great in front of a door or bath tub/shower. I know we recommend them all the time, but they really are well made, easy to clean and very affordable.
Yes, that's fine, but I would probably float the chairs rather than the sofa if possible. Can the back of the sofa face one of the walls with windows?
I think either look would be nice. Do you like the way the kitchen looks now? You could always test the waters by painting the door cream and see if you like that better. You can always easily paint it back to white.
Non. It is not a faux pas. I think the darker floors would set off your reddish cabinet.
Thanks. That's great to know.
Hmmm. To me those sound a bit harsh, but I think you have to take cleaning thing slowly, trying the lesser strength products first . You don't want to ruin the patina of an antique basket.
I think you will be very happy when the cabinets are painted. You might even want to consider adding or replacing the existing hardware.
Yep, Annie Selke is great. I had the pleasure of spending lots of time with her in the Berskshires for a story I wrote about her and her company. And, yes, her rugs are pretty amazing.
It is a French word that means quilted or cushioned. Matelasse appears to look quilted, but is actually made on a loom and has no padding.
A fabric is stitched in thread the same color in patterns to resemble quilting. Most matelasse products, which can include bedspreads, pillow covers and blanket covers as well as shower curtains, are cotton and most are white but they do come in other colors. Matelasse is casual and comfortable and machine washable.
Great. thanks for passing along the tip.
Yes. I have some of those and I love them.
Oh yes. I have heard of that solution for a host of smelly ills. Worth a try!
Another good idea to try. Thanks.
I think cotton is the best fabric. Your slipcover maker should sew the slipcovers after pre-shrinking the fabric and hopefully make them loose enough that they can withstand further washings.
It depends. If you want a nice slipcover, you'll have to have it custom made. Add the cost of having a cover made added to the cost of the fabric you'll need and decide if it's worth it to go that route or just buy a new chair.
Try convincing him after making him a fabulous dinner...
You are correct here...almost. Curtains should graze the floor (not pool).
Worth a try! Or call the piano manufacturer and see if they have some solutions. Piano tuners also may be helpful. Enjoy!
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Not for Hillbillies: Beverly Hills Rent-A-Car now in NYC
Being super rich just got more fun in Manhattan.
While the rest of us find ways to avoid even paying for gas to get away this weekend, wealthy folk are figuring out what sports car they want to rent for their drive out of town.
The luxury rental market is expanding with the introduction of Beverly Hills Rent-A-Cars first Manhattan and East Coast location set to open Tuesday.
Rent a Bentley for $2,000 a day or just $12,000 a week, according to the Web site. But the site also says that rate is for 50 miles a day and it will cost $1 for every extra mile.
Here are some other rates:
Rolls Royce drophead: $7,500 a day or $45,000 a week
Aston Martin Vanquish: $3,500 a day or $21,000 a week
Lamborghini Gallardo : $3,000 a day or $18,000 a week
1959 Cadillac Convertible: $595 a day or $3,570 a week
-- Garett Sloane
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I did. He said the same thing. Enforce the laws we have, Stop making this about guns and make this about individual accountability. Stop thinking more laws will stop law breakers. Unless your point is that Leftists are crazy and they can't even understand basic speech then you've lost me. Are you so delusional as to think we don't know what we just saw? You can skew polls, lie, cheat, and steal elections, but one day there will be a reckoning for all the deceit. in this life or the next you will have to answer for your desire to oppress those you do not understand.
Mark Mattioli on Monday in Hartford, Connecticut speaking in front of a gun violence task force. Mattioli receives a standing ovation at the end of his testimony in which he declares that more gun laws are not the solution--the massacres are only the "symptom" he says.


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HOW do I grow basil?" my daughter asked. Kate is a college student on a tight budget, but she likes to eat well and make fresh food. "I want to make tons of pesto this summer."
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She's a new gardener whose enthusiasm surpasses her experience, I knew exactly how to help her get started. "I've got a foolproof solution for you." I gave her our new Seedstarting Grow Kit. With enough space to start 24 basil plants, the kit includes everything she — and the basil seedlings — needs to get growing, all in one tidy package.
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Our new seedstarter comes in two sizes: 24-cell (top of page) and 12-cell (above), which is good for windowsills.
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Today, the National Association of Manufacturers released a report produced by economic consultants Crain and Crain on the "cost of regulations to manufacturers and small businesses."
CPR Senior Analyst James Goodwin responded to the study:
Past Crain & Crain reports on the costs of regulation have been roundly and rightly criticized for unreliable research methods, including basing their studies on opinion polling. Not much has changed about their method in this latest iteration, unfortunately. They still pretend to project actual costs by relying on opinion surveys, and they still refuse to account for the enormous benefits of regulation to the economy and to Americans' health and well being. This is not surprising considering that National Association of Manufacturers V.P. Ross Eisenberg admits that they have instructed previous consultants to only look at the potential costs of regulations. The only good thing that can be said about this study is that at least the American taxpayer isn't footing the bill this time.Full text
Having thoroughly tarnished their own reputations as well as that of the Small Business Administration's (SBA) Office of Advocacy, economists W. Mark Crain and Nicole V. Crain are now preparing to make the big leap from thoroughly discredited academics to straight up shills for corporate lobbyists working to undermine public protections. The National Association of Manufacturers (NAM), an industry trade group that vehemently opposes such policies as cleaning up air pollution and improving worker safety, yesterday announced that it will release a report tomorrow, prepared by the Crains, that purports to measure the "annual cost of federal regulations." That's essentially what the Crains have been claiming to do for the Office of Advocacy until now, so it's good news that at least it won't be taxpayer money that's footing the bill for their slanted research this time.
Just to review the bidding, in 2010, the SBA Office of Advocacy rather infamously sponsored a similar report by the Crains. The key finding of the 2010 Crain and Crain report, which antiregulatory members of Congress and allied business groups and advocacy organizations have wasted little opportunity to cite, purported to find that the total costs of federal regulation in 2008 was $1.75 trillion.Full text
Today CPR Member Scholar and Indiana University School of Law professor Robert Fischman is testifying today for the House Committee on Natural Resources on potential amendments to the Endangered Species Act.
According to the testimony:
Though Congress intended the ESA to conserve "the ecosystems upon which" imperiled species depend,1 the act almost exclusively focuses on preventing species from going extinct. By the time species are listed for protection under the ESA, populations are already so depleted that there remains little flexibility for further declines. The famous inflexibility of the Act, to "halt and reverse the trend toward species extinction, whatever the cost,"2 is borne of the emergency situation facing a species when it declines to the very brink of extinction. Isolated fragments of habitat, low genetic diversity, and precious few populations raise the costs of conservation and heighten the consequences of failure.
To read the testimony in full click here.Full text
Monday's Washington Post article on the massive oxygen-depleted areas in the Chesapeake Bay and Gulf of Mexico promised to uncover how "falter[ing]" "pollution curbs" were contributing to the dead zones. Instead, the article focused almost exclusively on the dead zones themselves, providing nothing on the vital, yet stalled, regulatory solutions.
The article mentioned that fertilizer and manure washed from farms helped form the Chesapeake Bay dead zone, which was the eighth largest since record-keeping began. Yet it failed to mention that state and federal efforts to curb pollution from farms have faltered over and over again.Full text
If you're an antiregulatory, anti-environment member of Congress, such as Sen. David Vitter (R-LA) or Darrell Issa (R-CA), how do you get the Government Accountability Office (GAO) to issue a report that criticizes the cost-benefit analyses that the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has performed on some of its recent rules? That's easy—you simply ask for one. Then, when the GAO issues the report, like it did a few weeks back, you can begin issuing press releases filled with invective and righteous indignation. The report's findings, you can assert, are smoking-gun evidence that the EPA is running amok, issuing burdensome rules that are harming small businesses and families. And just like that, you've conjured the latest antiregulatory, anti-EPA scandal du jour out of thin air.
Vitter and Issa have followed this playbook to a T and will no doubt continue trying to spin political gold out of this meaningless hay as part of the Republican's broader strategy of using antiregulatory rhetoric to undermine the work of the Obama Administration while simultaneously boosting their electoral prospects in the fast approaching mid-term elections. "Rather than using a fair and open rulemaking process, EPA pushed through regulations using sloppy analysis without sufficiently informing Congress or the public of the economic impact," Issa predictably huffed following the report's release.Full text
FDA has stalled for 30 years in regulating antibiotics in animal feed. A court says that's O.K.
The FDA seems to be convinced that current use of antibiotics in animal feed is a threat to human health. But the Second Circuit ruled recently in NRDC v. FDA that EPA has no duty to consider banning their use. That may seem ridiculous, but actually it's a very close case legally. The court's discussion of Massachusetts v. EPA as an administrative law precedent should be especially interesting to environmental lawyers.Full text
Only in Washington, D.C. is nothing portrayed as something. Out in the nation, not so much. And so it was late last week that the Obama Administration took a victory lap for not making life even more miserable for some of the most abused workers in America. Yup, despite the best efforts of the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), which is supposed to watch out for workers' well-being, the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA), the life-long booster for corporate agriculture, gave a swift kick in the pants to all those low-wage people of color who make the chicken nuggets and chick filets that now dominate what's for dinner.
Up until last Thursday, USDA was claiming loudly to anyone who would listen that it doesn't "do" worker protection. Then the agency did a full 180 in the middle of the road, and now claims it has addressed workers' concerns with the help of its new best friends at OSHA. Those workers are the folks who toil at workplaces so miserable that many states make it a crime to film inside them.Full text
Richard Tol's 2013 article, "Targets for global climate policy: An overview," has been taken by some as a definitive summary of what economics has to say about climate change.[1] It became a central building block of Chapter 10 of the recent IPCC Working Group 2 report (Fifth Assessment Report, 2014), with some of its numbers appearing in the Working Group 2 Summary for Policymakers.[2]
After extensive analysis of multiple results from a number of authors, Tol reaches strong and surprising conclusions:
Despite, in the end, almost acknowledging the peculiarity of these conclusions, Tol continues to claim that no compelling argument to the contrary has been made: "A convincing alternative to the intuitively incorrect conclusion that continued warming is optimum, is still elusive."
Tol's conclusions in this article do not follow logically from his data and analysis. Though claiming an authoritative and objective stance, he offers, in fact, a controversial reading of climate economics.
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Each of these points is founded on faulty selection of data and analyses, and contains interpretive flaws that make Tol's facile conclusions unsupportable. First, it highlights 16 studies, some of them very old, from a handful of authors, as if they represented all we know about climate damages. Second, it identifies a larger number of studies of the social cost of carbon, more than half from the same handful of authors, and then focuses almost entirely on the subset of results with a high discount rate. Where it reports on my own work, the survey clearly misrepresents the original published source. Third, it purports to prove that low-carbon stabilization targets are expensive by ignoring models and analyses that reach these targets, but making ad hoc adjustments to other analyses that fail to describe a path to a stable climate.
The field of economic analysis of climate change is a work in progress, with many interesting, sometimes contradictory, developments and approaches appearing in recent years. Most of the field, and most of what economists are writing about climate change, cannot be seen through the narrow, distorting lens of Tol's review article.
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Over the past few years, as levels of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere have continued to rise, natural disasters in the United States and around the world have become ever-more frequent. In the U.S., in fact, extreme weather-related events, including severe droughts, floods, wildfires, windstorms and other disasters are now very often reported in the news media. The clear consensus among climate scientists is that—even though no single extreme event can be said to be directly caused by climate change—global climate disruption has already begun; and this human-created phenomenon is ultimately responsible for an increased incidence of extreme weather.Full text
Imagine a government warning on tobacco products that gave nearly equal prominence to both the pleasures and pains of using tobacco products. The "warning" would tell citizens that whether they should use tobacco products or not was – despite the government's long practice of recommending against such use – actually a pretty close case. Tobacco use is just so pleasurable, it turns out, that its risks – of bad health, of early death – might be worth it.Or imagine a parent saying the same thing to her child: here are the risks of using tobacco products, she'd say, but here on the other side are the wonderful pleasures. You make the call; it's too close for me to judge.
Despite its strangeness, this is exactly the kind of statement the White House and the Food and Drug Administration have collaborated in propounding in the
context of a proposed rule deeming certain tobacco products subject to FDA regulation under the Family Smoking Prevention and Tobacco Control Act. Economists from the FDA and the White House's Office of Management and Budget published a study purporting to estimate the amount by which the health benefits of tobacco use reduction are offset by a loss of the pleasure of using such products. When the FDA's proposed rule on tobacco products went to the White House for review, White House economists, rather than placing this study in the dustbin where it belonged, doubled down on its strange analysis. Indeed, they ended up increasing the FDA's estimate of the extent to which the "lost pleasure" associated with reducing tobacco use offsets the health benefits to be gained.Full text


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My daughter attended this school for a few months, and we ended up pulling her out. We come to find not one, not two, but three other families we know had sent their children there, and also pulled them mid year. There is nothing horrible about the school, but there are lots of small/medium things that added up to a big problem: the school does not encourage creativity. Children are told how to do art projects, which colors to use where, exactly where to put things, etc, so that every single project from the whole class is indistinguishable. Though they have a cook, the food they eat is largely prepackaged, including brightly colored (dyed) sweets every single day. Also the kids watch tv every day, both before and after lunch. Not sure why that was never on the daily sheet describing the activities, but come in just before or just after lunch, and you will surely see your children seated in front of a television set. Unlike the kids in these other reviews, and in stark contrast to the school we switched her to, my daughter was never excited to go here, and clung to me every morning when I dropped her off.
We are very pleased with CPMP. Our 2 year old has learned valuable social skills (he's an only child), how to pick up after himself, he talks so much more, he knows some of his letters, numbers, colors, etc. He loves going to school and gets sad on the days we happen to drive by and do not go. I'm so glad we chose to send him here.
This school is wonderful. I know what my son ate, what he did that day and notifications of good and poor behavior. I wish I found this place when he was 2yrs old. My son can count to 100 and recognize numbers 0 - 100, all shapes, letters, writing, science experiements. They really prepare the children for Kinder. before they go!
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Phillipe and Jorge decided to take a short vacation to Florida for a little fun in the sun now that the weather is, as P.'s sainted mother would say, "turning to shit" in the Biggest Little. So naturally, it was ultra-civilized West Palm Beach ho! for your intrepid duo.
We immediately stopped by our old pal Donald Trump's digs to say "hi," but it turned out he was busy overseeing the ferret-kill for his latest hair-do. Likewise no luck at Casa Limbaugh, where we dropped by to try to score some OxyContin.
Seeking simpler pursuits, we headed to the golf course, where we encountered a number of Rhode Islanders ensconced in the federal witness relocation program. On our first round at Okeeheelee (seriously) Golf Club, we were catered to by the top dog in the pro shop, who used to work in Newport and live in Portsmouth; we had a starter who used to dock his boat at Bannister's Wharf; and we were paired up with a hustler from Providence who grew up on Charles Street and another gentleman whose daughter-in-law attended Brown Med School for three years. We were expecting Bob Urciuoli to clean our golf bags when we got in, or at least to see GOP sacrificial lamb Kerry King knocking down a few martinis in the clubhouse.
What always impresses P+J when we dabble in Palm Beach society is that there are more plastic surgery procedures on parade at one cocktail lounge than at a Kardashian family reunion. To wit: P. once encountered the strangest looking chihuahua he had ever laid eyes upon. Inquiring of the aged dowager who owned the pooch, she told us that it was actually a Shar Pei. Turns out that, after consulting a "dog whisperer," she determined the dog was very ill at ease with his wrinkles and ears and yearned to look more like his Mexican brethren. So she sent him for a major nip 'n' tuck for only 100 grand. Money well spent, opined P. through tears of laughter.
Eventually, sick of pomp and pretense, P&J decided to take to the other side of the tracks in search of la vida loca. But the "Salsa Fest" we found was little more than a seedy carnival operated by Sling Blade-esque crackers who made the northern carnies look like members of the House of Lords.
So it was back to Little Rhody for Thanksgiving, where we will offer thanks for the comparatively small number of nose jobs, facelifts, and cancer tans; for our ability to amble about without FBI-supplied disguises; and for the opportunity to find romantic partnerships outside of the extended family.
Oh, and we did manage to get our cars registered while we were in Florida. Livin' large, folks, livin' large.
. . . to the producers of Boston television's Phantom Gourmet show, who showed the good sense to dedicate their entire hour program this past weekend to Vo Dilun and, in particular, Providence restaurants. They got a lot of stuff right, featuring such really cool local spots as the Liberty Elm Diner, Tini, LJ's BBQ, the glories of Federal Hill, and Jigger's Diner in East Greenwich. Sad to say, there wasn't nearly enough time to really get into the Rhody eating experience. But there were cameo appearances from some of the usual suspects when it comes to RI eating: the Bud-I strolling the Hill and ubiquitous Bob Burke lopping off yet another champagne top.
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The video was made in 2013 by Swiss Radio and TV SRF with the support of Canon Switzerland. 50 Canon EOS-1D X cameras and 50 EF 24-70mm f/2.8L II USM were used for Bullet Time Shots (BTS) used for the programme "Sommer-Challenge". From the article at CPN Europe:
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It seems they have, at least the Canon EOS-1D X (price & specs). And since the EOS-1D C shares the same mechanical structure of the mirror box, the EOS-1D C may be affected too.
That's what Canon Rumors is reporting, both in their forum and citing a notice they got from an anonymous source. Note that there is no official Canon statement so far. The notice, which looks pretty much like an internal memo and dates back to 2013, says:
Camera "does not autofocus", "does not search in AF", or "does not focus in AF search" depending on the reporter or the camera settings; specifically, the focus cannot be achieved in low temperatures (under 0 degree Celsius).
This phenomenon is due to the Locking Claw of the Sub Mirror (mirror for AF) going over the Locking Pin. The Sub Mirror's angle becomes deviated and the light rays for AF does not fall on the AF sensors, causing the "does not autofocus" phenomenon.
Reading the rest of the text it seems as if Canon knows of the issue. There are two passes that are significant:
If the user complains about this specific phenomenon (does not autofocus in low temperature), replace the Mirror Box Ass'y with the ones to be shipped in the future (CY3-1661-010 or CY3-1687-010)
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Which simply means Canon will not recall the affected batches but rather repair them only if the customer reports the issue. Let's wait for an official Canon advisory.
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Exploring Baltimore's neighborhoods: Dickeyville
Stone houses from the 1850s sit on lush, spacious lots next to "new" construction built in the 1950s. Neighbors wave to one another on the streets, stopping for conversation with familiar faces and strangers alike. Our tour guide – the village's unofficial historian – makes his living as a wood-turner.
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Me and Katherine last night.
Bunny ears optional.
The only Christmas song that ever needed to be made.
"White Christmas?" No. "Jingle Bells?" Forget it. Bruce Springsteen's "Santa Claus is coming to town?" Kills me to say it…but no.
"Christmas Wrapping?"
Forever and always.
Happy Christmas!
I gave Frank his early Christmas present tonight…make your own cannoli kit from Kathy Wakile's (of RHONJ fame) QVC line. I KNOW.
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Yes! Tell me what to buy!
This video the Times did two years ago- about two men in Chelsea who received hundreds of letters addressed to Santa- is absolutely worth a second (or third or fourth) watch.


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Top Heisman Candidates for 2014
The 2014 Heisman race is going to be an interesting one, but the competition may be a bit too strong for Winston to repeat. Here are my top 5 candidates for the upcoming football season:
1. Marcus Mariota QB Oregon -2013 stats, QB rating 167.7 3,665 pass yards 31 TD 4 int, 715 rushing yards 9 TD
This 6'4 220 pound Junior QB could have been the #1 pick in last May's draft, but chose to come back for 1 more year at Oregon. He was a Heisman front- runner for most of the 2013 season until the Ducks dropped 2 of 3 late in the season, with key losses to @Stanford and @Arizona Mariota struggled to get his team going in both contests. But with expectations through the roof for 2014 Mariota has a chance to bring the Heisman back to Eugene, Oregon.
2. Jameis Winston QB Florida State- 2013 stats, QB rating 184.8 4,057 40 TD 10 int, 219 rushing yards 4 TD
2013 was one of the best seasons in FSU's storied history, bringing home their first national championship since 1999. Winston's offseason was anything but memorable, he had a couple lapses during this time frame. After his duties as a baseball pitcher, he plans to lead the Noles to the first ever playoff series in Division I. Will his off the field problems loom large when its time to cast ballots or can he overcome those obstacles with another dynamic season? The outcome is left up to him.
3. Todd Gurley III RB Georgia – 2013 stats, 989 rushing yards 10 TD, 37 Receptions 441 receiving yards 6 TD
The word around Athens is that he's the best thing since Garrison Hearst, and that he has a chance to be one of the greatest to ever run between the hedges. Last season could have been more special for Gurley hadn't it been for nagging injuries, which made last season more amazing. Gurley totaled more than 1,400 yards and scored 16 times in only 10 games, which makes the question if healthy, can he lead the Bulldogs to the Promised Land and bring home the hardware or will his work load be too heavy to carry?
4. Brett Hundley QB UCLA – 2013 stats, QB rating 153.7 3,071 passing yards 24 passing TD, 748 rushing yards 11 TD
This young QB has NFL ready talent and only has room to improve. After 2 years on the job and gaining grasp of the offense, Hundley's poised to lead the bruins to a strong season. His strong arm and uncanny ability to move the ball down the field has him on the radar to be a top 5 pick in the 2015 draft. He will have scouts and GM's drooling at next years combine.
5. Bryce Petty QB Baylor- 2013 stats, QB rating 174.3 4,200 passing yards 32 TD 3 int, 209 rushing yards 14 TD
Petty and the Baylor Bears were one of the highest scoring teams in Division I football last season scoring a crazy 52.4 PPG last season. Petty waited behind RGIII before getting his chance to shine and he took full advantage of it. The Bears and Petty are aiming at putting up numbers again in 2014, but can their defense hold up their end on the field? If so Petty may be the dark horse of all the candidates to win the Heisman.