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Last Sunday, Isaiah Austin found out he wouldn't be able to start a career in the NBA. The Baylor center was diagnosed with Marfan syndrome, and continuing to play competitive basketball would jeopardize his life. Tonight, he was still at the draft, and in the middle of the first round, Adam Silver and the NBA took Austin with a ceremonial pick.
Austin will apparently have a couple of opportunities to start a non-competitive career in basketball.
Baylor has offered Isaiah Austin a coaching job and Adam Silver has offered him a job with the NBA after he earns his degree.
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Thursday, October 09, 2003CULLOWHEE, N.C. (October 9, 2003) - Sophomore Erin Ashton (New Bern, N.C.) scored two unassisted goals to lead the Buccaneers to their first victory over the Western Carolina Catamounts, 2-1 Thursday evening at Schrader Field. The Bucs improve to 9-2-0 overall and 4-1-0 in the SoCon with the win, while WCU falls to 4-6-2 on the season with the loss (1-3-0). The Cats got on the board first in the match as Jordan Howell scored her second goal of the season in the 18th minute. Casey Davis dished the ball to Howell who chipped the ball past ETSU's Heather Sanden (Manassas, Va.) and sent it into the goal from the far left side of the box. Nearly half a period later, the Bucs answered Western's offensive effort with a goal of their own by Ashton, her sixth of the season. The ETSU goal at 35:00 was unassisted. Just over four minutes had passed before ETSU put the ball in the net again. This time Ashton outran the Catamount defenders, got WCU keeper Tina Weaver to commit, then launched the ball over Weaver's outstretched arms to sneak it in the top of the net. Ashton's second unassisted goal of the game proved to be the game-winner for the Buccaneers. Both teams kept up the offensive intensity throughout the game with Western posting 27 shots and ETSU recording 19, but neither was able to score in the second half as the match ended at 2-1. Sanden had 14 saves for the Bucs, bringing her season total to 75, while the team notched five as well. Weaver had 10 saves on the night, as the team additionally picked up one. The Buccaneers look to extend their winning streak as they travel to face the Chattanooga Mocs next Thursday, October 16th at 6:00 p.m.
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Police are seeking information from the public on a shooting at a Silver Spring gas station on May 10.
At around 8:40 p.m., a 16-year-old male was shot as he walked with a group of people through the Sunoco gas station parking lot at 8875 Piney Branch Road, according to county police spokesman Capt. Jim Daly. The group was headed to a house party in the area of Quebec Terrace.
Police believe that the incident, which involved multiple gunshots, was related to gang activity, Daly said.
The teenager was taken to a local hospital with non-life-threatening injuries, he said. His current condition was not immediately available.
Detectives are asking anyone with information about this shooting or the suspect(s) involved to call the 3rd District Investigative Section at 301-565-5835. Those who wish to remain anonymous may call Crime Solvers of Montgomery County toll-free at 866-411-TIPS (8477). Crime Solvers will pay a cash reward of up to $10,000 for information provided to them that leads to an arrest and/or indictment for this felony crime.


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An Introduction to Architectural Theory: 1968 to the Present
288 pages
April 2011, Wiley-Blackwell
- The first comprehensive and critical history of architectural theory over the last fifty years
- surveys the intellectual history of architecture since 1968, including criticisms of high modernism, the rise of postmodern and poststructural theory, critical regionalism and tectonics
- Offers a comprehensive overview of the significant changes that architectural thinking has undergone in the past fifteen years
- Includes an analysis of where architecture stands and where it will likely move in the coming years
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Prelude: The 1960s.
Technology and Ecology.
Social Underpinnings of Modernism.
Part I: 1970s.
1. Pars Destruens: 1968–1973.
Venturi and Scott Brown.
Rossi and Tafuri.
The Milan Triennale.
The IAUS and the New York Five.
2. The Crisis of Meaning.
Semiotics and Architecture.
Five on Five.
Gray and White.
Variations on a Theme.
3. Early Postmodernism.
The Language of Postmodernism.
Consummation in Venice.
European Counterpoints.
4. Modernism Abides.
The Chicago High-Rise.
German Engineering.
British Renaissance.
Post-Metabolism in Japan.
The Special Case of Alexander.
Part II: 1980s.
5. Postmodernism and Critical Regionalism.
Postmodernism Further Defined.
Postmodernism Opposed.
Critical Regionalism and Phenomenology.
Mérida and Venice.
6. Traditionalism and New Urbanism.
The Prince of Architecture.
The Paternoster Controversy.
Toward a New Urbanism.
7. Gilded Age of Theory.
Poststructural Theory.
Poststructural Architecture.
Eisenman and Tschumi.
8. Deconstruction.
Postmodernism Undefined.
The 68ers Come of Age.
". . . a devious architecture . . ."
Part III: 1990s and Present:
9. Wake of the Storm.
Fragments of Fragments.
From Derrida to Deleuze.
Geometry and Autonomy.
The End of the Figure: Manipulated Grounds.
Form without Rhetoric.
10. Pragmatism and Post-Criticality.
The Orange Revolution.
11. Minimalisms.
Materiality and Effects.
Phenomenological Architecture.
12. Sustainability and Beyond.
The Green Movement.
McDonough and Yeang.
Green Urbanism.
Biophilic Design.
Author Information
David Goodman is Studio Assistant Professor of Architecture at Illinois Institute of Technology and is co-principal of R+D Studio. He has also taught architecture at Harvard University's Graduate School of Design, and Boston Architectural College. His work has appeared in the journal Log, in the anthology Chicago Architecture: Histories, Revisions, Alternatives, and in the Northwestern University Press publication Walter Netsch: A Critical Appreciation and Sourcebook.


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Selected First-Team All-State and First-Team Union Leader at Londonderry High School ... was twice named the Derry News Player of the Week ... the Eagle Tribune named her Player of the Year and to its first team ... earned Varsity Magazine Team 2 status ... was honored with the Londonderry High School Coach's Award .... was a four year contributor to the Londonderry tennis and soccer teams ... scored Cum Laude on the National Latin Exam.
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'Batman: Arkham Origins' To Continue Video Game Series Without Rocksteady
As previously reported, a third game in the Batman Arkham series, Batman: Arkham Origins, is coming out this year, Game Informer has revealed. It'll be out on October 25. But it's not what fans of the series might expect, for a few reasons.
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If you can dream it, you can do it. -Walt Disney
Quality is a great business plan. -John Lasseter
Let's make some funny pictures. -Tex Avery
I never considered a difference of opinion in politics, in religion, in philosophy, as cause for withdrawing from a friend. -Howard Zinn
When critics sit in judgment it is hard to tell where justice leaves off and vengeance begins. -Chuck Jones
And what do you benefit if you gain the whole world but lose your own soul? -Jesus
A man should never neglect his family for business. -Walt Disney
What's most important in animation is the emotions and the ideas being portrayed. -Ralph Bakshi
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AWN reports today...
DisneyToon Announces Cars-Inspired Planes
By Rick DeMott
February 17, 2011
Press Release from DisneyToon Studios
BURBANK, Calif. – February 17, 2011 – The sky's the limit as DisneyToon Studios proudly announces PLANES – a spectacular, full-length CG animated comedy action adventure movie for everyone set high above the world of CARS. PLANES will introduce an entirely original and hilarious crew of daredevils from every corner of the globe and draws inspiration from the immensely popular Disney•Pixar's CARS world. PLANES will arrive on Blu-ray and DVD in Spring 2013.
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Some footage is out on YouTube for Disney's 'Planes'...
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Looks like the original teaser for 'Planes' was taken off but it's been replaced by the official trailer for the movie...
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In case the play on words in the title of the topic was missed, I was referring to Disney's first cartoon about planes, which happened to be the very first Mickey Mouse cartoon ever produced, even though Steamboat Willie preceded it in release.
Here's "Plane Crazy" from 1928...
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Think Disney's 'Planes' will be the first time something like this has been done?
Check out what animation students in China came up with. This has been on YouTube since November 2008...
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This is Samuel the Airplane. He came about as the result of a student project at Digipen Institute of Technology. He's been on YouTube since December 2008.
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And then there's Duggy from 2009...
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And of course, who can forget Jay Jay the Jet Plane from PBS, on YouTube since 2008 but the series goes all the way back to 1998.
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Department of Writing, Literature, & Publishing
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2014-15 WLP Reading Series
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Jeffrey Renard Allen
October 21, 2014
Q&A at 4:00 pm | Charles Beard Room, Little Building, 2nd Floor, 80 Boylston Street, Boston, MA 02116
Reading at 6:00 pm | Bill Bordy Theater, UBank Building, 216 Tremont Street, Boston, MA 02116
Jeffrey Renard Allen is an accomplished novelist, essayist, and poet. His many accolades include the Ernest J. Gaines Award for Literary Excellence and The Chicago Tribune's Heartland Prize. The New York Times hailed his latest novel, Song of the Shank, as an "imaginative work only a prodigiously gifted risk-taker could produce." Allen is currently an Associate Professor of English at Queens College of the City University of New York.
Richard Blanco
February 3, 2015
Q&A at 4:00 pm | Cabaret, Little Building, 2nd Floor, 80 Boylston Street, Boston, MA 02116
Reading at 6:00 pm | Bill Bordy Theater, UBank Building, 216 Tremont Street, Boston, MA 02116
Richard Blanco was named the fifth inaugural poet of the United States following the re-election of President Barack Obama. He has received widespread acclaim for his poetry, earning such accolades as the Agnes Starrett Poetry Prize, the Paterson Poetry Prize, and the Thom Gunn Award. He has also been featured on CBS Sunday Morning and NPR's Fresh Air. Blanco's latest book, and first memoir, is entitled The Prince of Los Cocuyos.
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Roxanne Gay
March 19, 2015
Q&A at 4:00 pm | Cabaret, Little Building, Basement, 80 Boylston Street, Boston, MA 02116
Reading at 6:00 pm | Cabaret, Little Building, Basement, 80 Boylston Street, Boston, MA 02116
Roxane Gay's writing has appeared or is forthcoming in Best American Mystery Stories 2014, Best American Short Stories 2012, Best Sex Writing 2012, A Public Space, McSweeney's, Tin House, Oxford American, American Short Fiction, West Branch, Virginia Quarterly Review, NOON, The New York Times Book Review, Bookforum, Time, The Los Angeles Times, The Nation, The Rumpus, Salon, and many others. She is the co-editor of PANK. She is also the author of the books Ayiti, An Untamed State, Bad Feminist, and Hunger, forthcoming from Harper in 2016.
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Claudia Rankine
April 29, 2015
Q&A at 4:00 pm | Bright Family Screening Room, Paramount, 555 Washngton Street, Boston, MA 02116
Reading at 6:00 pm | Bright Family Screening Room, Paramount, 555 Washngton Street, Boston, MA 02116
Claudia Rankine is the author of Citizen: An American Lyric; Don't Let Me Be Lonely; Plot; The End of the Alphabet; and Nothing in Nature is Private. In 2014 she was a National Book Award Finalist and also received Poets & Writers' Jackson Poetry Prize, awarded to an American poet of exceptional talent who deserves wider recognition. Rankine co-edited the anthologies The Racial Imaginary: Writers on Race in the Life of the Mind and American Women Poets in the 21st Century: Where Lyric Meets Language, and her work is included in several anthologies, including Great American Prose Poems: From Poe to the Present, Best American Poetry 2001, Giant Step: African American Writing at the Crossroads of the Century, and The Garden Thrives: Twentieth Century African-American Poetry.
2014-15 Faculty/Alumni Reading Series
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Assistant Professor Benoit Denizet-Lewis and Gregg Shapiro, BFA '83
September 24, 2014
Reading and Q&A at 4:30 pm | Charles Beard Room, Little Building, 2nd Floor, 80 Boylston Street, Boston, MA 02116
Benoit Denizet-Lewis is a contributor to the New York Times Magazine where he has authored dozens of features and cover pieces about sexual identity, youth culture, addiction, sports, and dogs. In 2014, The Advocate named Benoit one of the 50 most influential LGBT people in media. He is the author of three books of nonfiction. his latest book, Travels with Casey, appeared on the New York Times bestseller list and was named People and Times book of the week.
Gregg Shapiro is a pop culture journalist, poet and fiction writer whose creative work has been published in a multitude of literary journals including Blithe House Quarterly, Spoon River Poetry Review, The Illinois Review, Folio, and The Washington Review, to name just a few. Shapiro is a 1999 inductee into Chicago's Gay and Lesbian Hall of Fame and a recipient of the 2003 Outstanding Support OMA (Outmusic Award). He iHe has written for the Bay Area Reporter and GoPride.com, among others. His new collection of short stories is entitled Lincoln Avenue.
Adjunct Professor Alden Jones and Joanna Luloff, MFA '01
November 5, 2014
Reading and Q&A at 6:30 pm | White Room, Iwasaki Library, Walker Building, 3rd Floor, 120 Boylston Street, Boston, MA 02116
Alden Jones teaches creative fiction and nonfiction at Emerson College. Jones has received extensive praise for her book The Blind Masseuse, which won the Independent Publishers Book Award in Travel Essays, the IndieFab Book of the Year in Travel Essays, and was longlisted for the PEN/Diamonstein-Spievogel Award for the Art of the Essay. Her story collection Unaccompanied Minors won the 2013 New American Fiction Prize.
Joanna Luloff earned her MFA in Creative Writing from Emerson College. A writer of short stories, Luloff's work has appeared in The Missouri Review, Confrontation, Memorious, and New South. Her first collection of short stories, The Beach at Galle Road, was published in 2012.
Senior Writer-in-Residence Richard Hoffman and Anthony D'Aries, BFA '04
December 2, 2014
Reading and Q&A at 4:30 pm | CoLab Room, Iwasaki Library, Walker Building, 3rd Floor, 120 Boylston Street, Boston, MA 02116
Richard Hoffman is author of Love & Fury, his newest memoir, Half the House: a Memoir, the poetry collections Without Paradise and Gold Star Road, winner of the Barrow Street Press Poetry Prize and the 2009 New England Poetry Club Sheila Motton Book Award, and Emblem, as well as the short story collection Interference & Other Stories. His work, both verse and prose, has appeared in Agni, Ascent, Harvard Review, Hudson Review, Poetry, Witness, and other magazines. He has been awarded a number of fellowships and prizes, including two Massachusetts Cultural Council Fellowships in fiction, The Literary Review's Charles Angoff Prize for the essay, and a Boston Foundation Brother Thomas Fellowship Award.
Anthony D'Aries is the author of The Language of Men: A Memoir, winner of the PEN/New England Discovery Awards and named ForeWord Magazine's Memoir of the Year. His essays have appeared in Solstice, The Good Men Project, Shelf Awareness, The Literary Review, and elsewhere. For the past six years, he has taught literacy and creative writing in correctional facilities. He was recently appointed to the board of PEN/New England as a member of the Freedom-to-Write Committee and is currently the nonfiction fellow at The Writers' Room of Boston and an Assistant Professor of English and Director of the Writing Program at Regis College.
Senior Lecturer Steve Himmer and Mary Helen Specht, MFA '05
March 27, 2015
Reading and Q&A at 6:00 pm | CoLab Room, Iwasaki Library, Walker Building, 3rd Floor, 120 Boylston Street, Boston, MA 02116
Steve Himmer is a senior lecturer at Emerson College and editor of the webjournal Necessary Fiction. Himmer's work has appeared in The Millions, Ploughshares online, and the Los Angeles Review. His first novel, The Bee-Loud Glade, was named a 2011 Great Summer Read by NPR's On Point. Himmer recently released his second novel, Fram, and has another novel, Scratch, forthcoming in 2016.
Mary Helen Specht holds a MFA in Creative Writing from Emerson College. She has been published in the New York Times, The Colorado Review, and Night Train. She received Night Train's Richard Yates Short Story Award and has been nominated for multiple Puschart Prizes. Specht recently released her debut novel, Migratory Animals.
Recent MFA alum Cheryl Buchanan ('15) compiled and edited the book Writers Without, a collection featuring the writing of clients at Boston's St. Francis House day shelter.
Poet Janaka Stucky (BFA '00) reads at the 50th anniversary of the international poetry reincarnation.
Emerson College is the highest ranked local school in College Magazine's "Top Ten Best Schools for English Majors" list.
BFA Alum Sara Novic's first novel Girl at War receives rave reviews in the New York Times Book Review.
Congratulations to our Graduate Award Winners: Brionne Thompson (Best Thesis), Stephen Shane (WLP Thesis Award), Mary Nolan (Outstanding Publishing Project and Bookbuilders), Mireidys Garcia (Bookbuilders) Madison Bakalar (Fiction), Caitlin McGill (Nonfiction and President's Award), and Cheryl Buchanan (Poetry).
Asako Serizawa (MFA '01) is the recipient of a fiction writing fellowship at the Provincetown Fine Arts Work Center.
Senior Lecturer Mary Kovaleski is the recipient of the inaugural Emerson College Alumni Award for Teaching Innovation, presented by the Alumni Association to a faculty member who demonstrates excellence in innovation by engaging students in active learning in and out of the classroom.
Poet Christina Pugh (MFA '00) was recently awarded a Guggenheim Fellowship.
Sarah Chaves (BFA '11) was awarded a Fulbright 2015-2016 Grant. Chaves will spend one year, fully-funded, in Portugal working on her memoir.
Roxane Gay visited campus on March 19 for a question-and-answer session with students followed by a reading of some of her essays. Both events are part of the Writing, Literature & Publishing Reading Series.
MFA '98 Roseanne Montillo's article about 14-year old serial killer Jesse Pomeroy appeared on CBS News Crimsider. Montillo's latest book The Wilderness of Ruin explores the hunt for the child killer during Boston's Gilded Age and the Great Fire of 1872.
MFA '99 Olen Steinhauer's new book, All the Old Knives was recently reviewed by The New York Times.
Professor Jessica Treadway is featured in the Boston Globe for her new novel "Lacy Eye." In the Q&A with the Globe, Treadway discusses her writing habits, including writing drafts in longhand.
A group of nine young, emerging artists from the Universidad Nacional de Colombia in Medellín recently presented their artwork at Emerson College Los Angeles and are visiting Emerson College in Boston this month.
Creative Writing MFA Stephen Shane (2015) and his colleague David Knight created a short documentary on Boston busing called Desegregated, Yet Unequal, and it was recently named an Editors' Pick by The Atlantic.
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Professor Steve Yarbrough has been elected to the Fellowship of Southern Writers, and, in addition, will receive the 2015 Robert Penn Warren Award for Fiction this spring from the same organization.
WLP alum and writer Thomas Page McBee's memoir Man Alive: A True Story of Violence, Forgiveness and Becoming a Man was named on Publisher's Weekly's "Best Books of 2014."
Ladette Randolph's new memoir Leaving the Pink House was featured on Oprah.com as a suggested memoir. Randolph teaches in WLP and is Editor-in-Chief of Ploughshares literary magazine.
Greg Nichols (MFA '11) released his first book, Striking Gridiron, A Town's Pride and a Team's Shot at Glory During the Biggest Strike in American History. The book was named a Junior Library Guild Fall 2014 Selection.
Lecturer Tamera Marko's writing collective with Emerson maintenance workers from Latin America and undergraduates presented a bilingual presentation: "Proyecto Carrito II: When the Student Receives an 'A' and the Worker Gets Fired: Driving our Own Narrative" at the Conference on Rhetoric and Composition.
Recent MA in Publishing & Writing alumni collaborated to launch a new literary genre journal called Strangelet. Alumni include Executive Editor Casey Brown (MA '13), Managing Editor Leah Thompson (MA '12), Production Editor Franco Alvarado (MA '13), and Creative Director Chandra Asar (MA '12).
WLP Professor Megan Marshall and the emersonWRITES program participate in the launch and unveiling of Boston as the country's first Literary Cultural District.
Michelle Bailat-Jones (MFA '05) won the inaugral Christopher Doheny award for her novel Fog Island Mountains. The award recognizes a book-lenth work exploring the experience of serious illness and includes a $10,000 prize and publication and promotion of the book.


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Webb's First Sabbatical Draws To A Close
Professor George Petrie is returning from a one-semester sabbatical leave, having spent the past half-year living in mainland China. During that time, he visited several shipyards in the Shanghai, Dalian and Yantai areas of the country; and attended many conferences and exhibitions, spreading the word about Webb to all who would listen. A special word of thanks goes to ABS for facilitating the shipyard visits, and to their many surveyors who gave generously of their time to act as hosts and tour guides. Along the way, Professor Petrie spent some time with Webb alums Matt Fox ('04) and Kristin Jarecki ('08), both of whom are working for ABS as ship surveyors in the Shanghai area.
Details of the trip are too numerous to mention here, but one of the high points was a visit to the new DACOS shipyard in Dalian, a joint venture that brings together Chinese shipping giant COSCO and the Japanese powerhouse, Kawasaki. Blending Japanese experience and technology with the favorable labor rates and economic muscle that China can deliver, the new venture should be a formidable competitor in years to come. During the upcoming semester Professor Petrie will make a full presentation to the student body, and information gained during his sabbatical will be integrated into future coursework related to ship design and production.
To maintain continuity in the academic program during his sabbatical, Professor Petrie also delivered three lectures each week in the (junior) Ship Structures course and in the (senior) Structural Design course, with fellow-professor Matt Werner mentoring during the lab sessions in each course. Being Webb's first long-term experience in delivering 'distance learning' it was not without some minor growing pains, but overall the outcome was successful — and provided some valuable lessons learned for future endeavors.
Dwarfed by a massive 20,000MT crane that straddles a 380-m by 120-m dry dock at Yantai CIMC Raffles shipyard, the 325-m by 39-m Saipem CastorOne will become the largest pipe-laying vessel in the world.


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Still like how this is playing out for us. We have options and we are taking our time in making sure we pick the best one(s). Albert was something we explored but KC wasn't realistic on what they could get for him. So now they must try and salvage a situation that is nearly impossible. Albert is a LT and he has made it perfectly clear he does not want to play RT. So do they play him at LT, pay him big $$$ and then stifle the development of their #1 pick. Oh and that #1 pick now turns out to be for a RT???? He will want to be paid as a LT too. Another reason Albert won't move to RT is that he will make a LOT more $$ as a LT in the free market next year than RT. If they truly are going to keep him, then they deserve everything they are about to get out of that nightmare. We can move on and sign one or two guys to short term contracts until we develop and/or find someone long term for either LT or RT (depending on what we are doing with Martin). But regardless, we have options.
Albert sucks.
Glad we never traded for Albert.
I would try to push down Albert's contract demands because at this point there is no pressure to sign him long term this early in process. He also can still be traded and teams might be more willing to trade a future second now. Best case scenario you trade for another guy that cant come to a long term with your team. Why panic for a third round pick you may likely get as compensation for him leaving.
And how many fans based their opinion on Ireland conceding to a 2nd rounder and proceeding to bash him unmercifully? Filling the board with spam, moaning and otherwise self directed bashing.
Jeff Ireland has changed. And he cooked up a pot of Crow Soup called the 2013 Offseason. Eat up boys!
The Miami Dolphins are legit again. All aboard!
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Now that the season is pretty much over. I think it's time for him to rest.Ben Volin @BenVolinPBP
Karlos Dansby said on @SedanoShow that he's been playing with a torn biceps muscle the last three weeks. Wears a bionic man arm brace
Now that the season is pretty much over. I think it's time for him to rest.Ben Volin @BenVolinPBP
Karlos Dansby said on @SedanoShow that he's been playing with a torn biceps muscle the last three weeks. Wears a bionic man arm brace
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This is why I have been giving Karlos props the last few weeks. He has been playing like a true leader. Backing it up on the field and spending less time talking.
Bill Belichick on "putting the tape on"
What's the difference in severity between his injury and Ray Lewis, why is Lewis in IR and not Karlos?
ah.. and the excuses begin
I believe any man's finest hour - his greatest fulfillment to all he holds dear, is that moment when he has worked his heart out in a good cause and lies exhausted on the field of battle...Victorious
He isnt making excuses. You saw him out on the field didnt you? If you havent noticed, he is still out there playing pretty well and hustling his ass off. I know he was injured in the 2nd Jests game. Yet, he was out there the entire 2nd half playing injured.
Reggie Bush on the other hand suffered a bruise when he got hot sauced by Laron Landry and he was nowhere to be seen in the 2nd half of the first Jests game. The way he ran on them in the first half, his absence in the 2nd half couldve been the difference in winning and losing. In fact, he pretty much has been totally ineffective since that point.
Thats why Karlos is a real leader and Bush is not. Karlos has backed up his leadership council role. Bush's role in that council looks like a complete act. He talks a big game. The men have seperated from the boys.
I've been fairly impressed with dansby this year. He's out there balling hurt, and getting guys into the right places to make plays. He's a good cog for this defense. if there is no real significant threat to further injury, let him play... otherwise just shut him down. season is now over anyway. we can afford to lose one more game to make the playoffs, and it's pretty damn obvious that isn't going to happen.
Definitely gotta give him props for playing hurt. If he was 100 percent, I'm sure he would've had that interception last night.
Apparently he also has a dislocated finger. Now I forgive him for dropping a couple of interceptions.
Though I don't know for sure, the difference between Ray Lewis' injury and Dansby's could be the completeness of the tear. My guess would be that Dansby doesn't have a complete tear, though any kind of tear is significant nonetheless.


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Saturday, March 01, 2003JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (Mar. 1, 2003) - Mississippi State got tremendous pitching from starter Alan Johnson who shut down the Bucs for seven innings in a 10-1 Bulldog victory in game two of a three game series Saturday afternoon from Dudy Noble Field in Starkville, Miss. With the loss, the Buccaneers fall to 4-5 on the season while MSU raises their record to 4-1. For the second game in a row, the Bulldogs got on the scoreboard early, scoring five runs off of Buccaneer junior starter Tim Turner (Marietta, Ga.) in the first three innings. That was more than enough for Johnson, who pitched tremendous for the Bulldogs. Mississippi State added a run in the bottom of the sixth and four runs in the seventh to ice the game. Johnson held the Bucs hitless for the first seven innings, until the Bucs broke through in the top of the eighth. Freshman pinch hitter Beau Alford (Johnson City, Tenn.) got the first Buccaneer hit with a single to right to lead off the inning. After advancing to third on a single by sophomore pinch hitter Davis Burklin (Knoxville, Tenn.), Alford crossed the plate on a single by freshman third baseman Shane Byrne (Johnson City, Tenn.) off of Bulldog reliever Jonathan Papelpon. But that was the only run that ETSU could generate, as Papelpon settled in and retired the next five Bucs to close out the game. Johnson (2-0) got the win, pitching seven innings and allowing just one hit and striking out 11 while not giving up a walk. Turner was charged with the loss (1-1) after giving up five earned runs on six hits in four innings pitched. Alford, Burklin, Byrne and sophomore outfielder Kevin Brotherton (Erwin, Tenn.) picked up the four hits for the Buccaneers this afternoon. Bulldog shortstop Matthew Maniscalco had another solid game from the leadoff spot, going 2-for-3 with two runs scored and two runs batted in. Pinch hitter Winston Pearson also drove in two runs for MSU and third baseman Steve Gendron crossed the plate twice. The three-game weekend series will conclude tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 p.m. with a matchup of lefties as Buccaneer freshman Steven Calicutt (Spartanburg, S.C.) faces off against MSU sophomore Todd Nicholas. Calicutt has a 1-0 record with a 2.38 ERA so far this season, while Nicholas is 0-0 with a 3.00 ERA.


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Cinnamon vs. the Leash
I'm making a break for it; you with me?
Special thanks to Sharon Snyder for the moose pic, and thanks to the fine folks at the Staring Lake Outdoor Center for having us at their Open House!
That last pic was ever so cute!
How did the "meet Cinnamon" event go?
Cinnamon takes his "person" for a walk. How cute!
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Clare: Let's have a look at Mercury. Unlike the other planets of the old world, Mercury doesn't have an opposite or a partner because, as a symbol of paradox and contradiction, it contains all the opposites within itself. Mercury is androgynous, both male and female. It is both divisive and integrative. As the planet closest to the Sun, Mercury is the smallest and fastest, with an orbit of only 88 days. From its astronomy you can immediately see where some of our associations to Mercury come from. It darts quickly around the Sun; sometimes you see it, sometimes you don't. Sometimes it appears to be travelling in one direction, and sometimes in another. Do you have any associations with Mercury from a mythological viewpoint?
Audience: Wasn't he the messenger of the gods?
Audience: He was also a trickster and a thief. Didn't he steal some cows?
Clare: That's right. His image is that of a young boy with a winged helmet and winged sandals, holding a caduceus, a staff with two entwined serpents, often used today as a symbol for healing and medicine. Mercury is the carrier of messages and information. He has no interest in the content of the message itself: his task is simply to act as a go-between. In this sense, Mercury has no preference for right over wrong or for truth over lies. He would just as happily spread scandal and gossip as any other kind of information. He is versatile, witty, amoral, unreliable and ethereal, a kind of Puck figure from A Midsummer Night's Dream or Ariel from The Tempest, or Peter Pan, who never wanted to grow up.
Audience: Amoral? You mean he has no morals?
Clare: Yes. He is perfectly happy to put the cat amongst the pigeons and stand back and watch the result. This is where Mercury's association with the rogue, the trickster, the card-sharp and the thief come from. When we describe people as 'mercurial', we mean that they are clever, certainly, but also that they are wheeler-dealers and possibly a bit dodgy.
A distorted Mercury can express itself through cunning and trickery, cheating and lying, as destructive criticism and verbal cruelty, or as a profound level of anxiety, fear and tension which erodes the immune system and undermines the body. Any of these manifestations may indicate that the archetypal gifts of Mercury, perception, intelligence, knowledge, gentle humour, genuine modesty and self confidence have been undermined by an individual's negative experiences of the world. This would indicate a potentially fruitful area for investigation by the psychological astrologer, depending on the placement of Mercury in the chart.
The alchemical Mercury, from Tripus aureus (The Golden Tripod) by Michael Maier, c. 1618. As Mercurius he presides over the alchemical opus, integrating the principles of Sun and Moon.
Mercury rules the brain, the mind and the thinking processes. It is bi-polar, ruling both left and right brain - logical thought (where something cannot be both A and not-A) and analogical thought (where something can be both A and not-A). From this point of view, Mercury rules double meanings, and double talk, double sight, double entendres, crosswords (vertical and horizontal thinking), humour and jokes. These would all be instances of seeing or hearing one thing, and then a moment later finding a deeper or different meaning to what has been said. The Freudian slip is a good example of the way Mercury functions. There is a fascination with language and with words and the connections between them. So this Hermes figure is very hard to pin down, very volatile and very tricky. It is no coincidence, for example, that we say, 'My mind is playing tricks on me'. Astrologically, Mercury in the birth chart describes how each of us perceives and interprets the world, the way each of us understands, processes information, makes connections and communicates.
In common with all the other traditional planets, except for the Sun and Moon, Mercury has rulership over two signs of the zodiac, one positive and one negative: the air sign of Gemini and the earth sign of Virgo. Have a look at the various Mercury associations with Gemini and Virgo in the table of planetary correspondences. The Moon rules our babyhood, and Mercury rules our early childhood - the period when we learn to speak, we learn to walk, and we are able to explore our immediate surroundings, which will include our first relationships with our brothers and sisters. Mercury will usually describe the kind of relationship we have with our siblings - how we perceive them. Mercury's function is to carry and disseminate information. Mercury rules the gossip which goes on in the corner shop where you buy your newspaper. In the mundane world Mercury rules schools, shops, markets, fairs, tennis. Tennis is a very mercurial sport, a skilful game, passing the ball backwards and forwards. Mercury rules roads, car parks, garages, telephone exchanges, stationery, pens, pencils and books. Mercurial people love books, pens and pencils!
Audience: So Mercury is multiple.
Clare: That's right. In the animal world, it rules all small creatures of the air, such as butterflies, birds and bees, which go from plant to plant carrying pollen and cross-fertilizing. And small animals generally - creatures which move quickly, to-ing and fro-ing about their daily business.
Audience: So they move a lot, but not very far.
Clare: Yes, which is why Mercury rules tradesmen, postmen, couriers, people who go from house to house. Taxi drivers are another example. This take people from one place to another, but have no interest in the purpose of or reason for the journey.
Audience: So it is the sort of person who watches and facilitates but doesn't get involved themselves.
Clare: Yes, it is about making connections for their own sake, such as introducing people to each other. Secretaries, journalists and writers are mercurial people. Now we could generalise and say that journalists can be amoral, having no interest in whether what they write is true or not. The main thing is to get the story, isn't it?
Audience: My son is a Gemini and he is also a journalist. He is so like this that it is just not funny.
Clare: And I am sure he is very quick, clever and articulate as well?
Audience: Yes but that doesn't help when you live with him, because you can't pin him down to anything.
Clare: Well, that's because you are not meant to.
Audience: It sounds as if Mercurial people are very childlike.
Clare: Yes, people with planets in the Mercury ruled signs of Gemini and Virgo often look much younger than they are. This is perhaps because they are always interested in what's going on. Now that we have been discussing this planet of communication, language and making connections, I want us to start using the language of astrology as soon as we have the vocabulary. I would like you to have a look at your own charts to see if you have a contact, or aspect, in your own charts between Mercury and either your Moon or your Sun. You can see this from the grid - for the time being it doesn't matter what kind of contacts or aspects these are, since I simply want to bring together the planetary principles themselves.
Audience: I have a contact between Sun and Mercury.
Clare: This is a very common connection, because Mercury is never further than 27º from the Sun and the two planets are often connected. How would we interpret this?
Audience: That my identity is somehow connected to my ability to communicate?
Clare: Exactly right, and this is our first piece of real chart interpretation. If the Sun describes our identity, then it will involve Mercury. This contact will describes the importance (Sun) or focus (Sun) on communication and information (Mercury) and is likely to be found in the charts of journalists, writers and teachers (Mercury), for example. Is this relevant in your case?
Audience: Yes, because I am a teacher. But more than that, I teach languages!
Clare: Let's look at the Mercury-Moon contact. This tells us that the way we think will be connected to and affected by the way we feel. This could be someone who pours a great deal of emotion into their writing, for example. It would be a good contact for a poet. On the other hand, it could describe someone whose feelings muddle up their thinking, someone who finds it difficult to communicate clearly if they feel emotional about something. Mercury-Moon describes someone who is fed and nurtured by information, conversation, books, reading and/or gossip (the need to tell). Or someone whose mother (Moon) is a primary school (Mercury) teacher (Mercury), or perhaps a youthful (Mercury) mother (Moon), more like a sibling (Mercury) than a traditional mother (Moon) figure.
It could describe a female (Moon) journalist (Mercury), or a women's (Moon) magazine (Mercury). We can play with all the words on all the different levels in the table of planetary correspondences. For example, we could have a white (Moon) car (Mercury), a woman's (Moon) bicycle (Mercury), a female (Moon) tennis player (Mercury), a silver (Moon) butterfly (Mercury), and so on. Although on one level this is just a superficial word game, it also carries much deeper astrological significance because the symbolism of these two planets is equally valid through all the levels. So, for example, it would not be surprising, except to non-astrologers, to discover that a person with a Mercury-Moon contact did indeed have a white car!
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Women's Wear Daily covered LIM Fashion Education Foundation's 2nd annual "Fearless" event honoring Vanessa Williams in its "Fashion Scoops" column for Tuesday, October 20th. The "scoop" mentioned several bold-type names that were in attendance, including designer Stephen Burrows, Ugly Betty star Judith Light, and NYC style icon Pat Field. The event was held to raise funds for the Fashion Education Foundation, which last year awarded $40,000 in scholarships.
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Wendy Williams herself tweeted about the event and posted a cell phone picture of her and Vanessa in front of the LIM FEF backdrop.
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Yesterday, President Obama was finally subjected to a probing question about his policy regarding drone strikes on American citizens. The question, by Lee Doren during a Google + event, left little wiggle room, but he sure did wiggle. Spoiler Alert: There wasnt really an answer.
Can't even give a straight answer. Just a whole bunch of nonsense. I love the part about "working with Congress about oversight". Since when??? This guy will say anything anytime.


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"It's been phenomenal – the reception from the gate crew, asking if there's any special needs for the horses, to the stall man in as far as the allotment of stalls," said Heath Taylor, whose five starters include world champion Stolis Winner in the $350,000 Bank of America Challenge Championship (G1). "They've done a fabulous job on the horse side of it. I don't think they could have done a better job."
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I would like to update my review. I have made these numerous times and they are well received. I have continued to use the two egg whites although I am not sure if it is necessary or not. I use 2 tsp. of water and 1 teaspoon of vanilla. They turn out wonderful. This is an outstanding recipe. I do make a slight change in the directions. I whip my egg whites in my 5 quart bowl from my Kitchen Aid Mixer. I add the pecans and stir. I then slowly add the sugar mixture right into the bowl with the pecans. I mix after each small addition of sugar. I find it mixes well this way. I have tried the ziploc bag method and find it is not necessary. All in one bowl works well for me. Another update as of 10/2009. I have continued to make these for parties and gifts. I get many requests for the recipe. In the past I always used sugar made from sugar beets. Recently I switched to buying sugar made from sugar cane. I have to say I prefer these made with sugar from sugar beets. It seems like the sugar from sugar cane melts more so the pecans look a bit different. They still taste okay, but I will be buying sugar from sugar beets again for this recipe.
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Wow, wow, wow! Earns all 5 stars easily. Even better after they cool off because they get much crunchier. Your house will smell great!
Made the recommended modifications: (1) 2 egg whites for more moisture (2) used 1 T. vanilla instead of water - this makes for a very strong scented egg white mixture which made me nervous, but the final nuts taste perfect (3) 1 tsp. cinnamon.
Great recipe for holiday snacking. Definitely use 2 gallon-size ziploc bags with this recipe: Put the egg mixture in 1 bag and the sugar mixture in the other. Add the pecans to the first bag to coat, then transfer them to the 2nd bag and shake. Much easier to thoroughly coat the pecans!
I'm so impressed with this recipe that I went out and bought 5 pounds of whole pecans (at over $9.00 per pound!)and plan to put them in the 20+ baskets I give out at Christmas along with cookies, jams, and my famous lemon bread. Does anyone know how long they will last? Can they be frozen? Thanks! ** An update....the original recipe is the best for the most part...I tried it with vanilla...better with water.....also tried with brown sugar.....white is better. Two things I did do....used 2 egg whites and almost twice as much cinnamon. I got so many requests for the recipe. I will include these nuts in my baskets every year from now on. Easy and soooo tasty! Oh, and the kitchen smells wonderful while they are baking too...BTW, they freeze beautifully!
I used 1 cup Splenda in place of white sugar and it was great!
This is a great recipe. It was a bit easier for me to put the egg white in a gallon ziploc bag and the sugar mix in a bag and put the pecans in the egg white and flip it around and then dump them in the sugar and flip it around. A lot less clean up that way too. Great flavor.
This is an excellent recipe. Very easy to make. I don't usually like sweet roasted pecans, but my husband wanted these to put on top of ice cream. The salt in the recipe is what makes it so good. I also added just a little extra cinnamon, and baked them on Reynolds release foil with no oil, it worked great. Easy clean up, just tossed the foil and I was done.
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