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TUSCALOOSA | When he was called into football coach Nick Sabans office the other day, University of Alabama junior punter P.J. Fitzgerald already had an inkling of what might be up, but that didnt dampen his enjoyment of the meeting at all.
Fitzgerald already knew that Saban has never had a starter or specialist who was non-scholarship, making it probably just a matter of time until the numbers worked out and the 85-man limit had vacancies. Consequently, with a couple of players leaving the Crimson Tide during fall practice, he along with junior kicker Leigh Tiffin and junior safety Tyrone King Jr. officially no longer had walk-on status.
I love it, Fitzgerald said with a smile, but admitted his parents were even more pleased. I was happy for them.
Now theres just the football, an area where Fitzgerald hopes to take another important step as well in 2008.
Punting-wise, I worked on my technique, shortened my strides up and punting through the ball, Fitzgerald said about his offseason. Ive been hitting it pretty solid.
My first two years I was overstriding a lot, trying to overpower the ball. But I learned that it was form and my leg will take care of the power. So I shortened my strides up.
Players and coaches say they see a difference in Fitzgerald (and Tiffin) this fall, but in some ways that was to be expected. The past two seasons, hes been Alabamas punter in all 26 games.
Specifically, the Tides team goals are a minimum of 42 yards per punt, and a net of 38 yards. He averaged 38.7 yards on 64 punts last season (after 38.2 as a freshman).
The team average of 38.1 ranked last in the SEC, but with the top-notch coverage units yielding just 2.1 yards per return, the net average of 33.5 ranked eighth.
Fitzgerald had 20 punts downed inside the opponents 20, along with eight touchbacks, and a career-long 58-yard punt at Vanderbilt. For his career, hes had 12 punts of 50 yards or more.
I want to be consistent through the whole year, Fitzgerald said. I dont want any ups and downs keep going up with every game.
One of the ways hes hoping to do that is occasionally kicking soccer balls during practice. Although it looks a little unusual, there is a reason.
Its a lighter ball, so it helps you get up and through it more, he said. For me personally, I would kick the ball and my leg would come straight back down. I hit this and my leg goes up and keeps going up, so I get more hang time and a solid hit.
Meanwhile, Fitzgerald will again be Tiffins holder, while many of the other special-teams jobs have yet to be finalized. Thats in part due to competition and the collection of new players who are proving to be too good to leave on the bench, like true freshman Chris Jordan, a running back already turned linebacker.
Were kind of in a situation, without naming names, where in the next days were probably going to determine eight to 10 freshmen who have an opportunity, first of all play some position, be in some role, be some sort of backup or starter on our team, Saban said earlier this week. Once thats determined, and theres still competition at some of those positions, then we determine, Hey if these guys are backup players then were probably going to go ahead and play them on special teams,
With this team, were going to have to make that determination as if were cutting our team (like an NFL squad), were going to keep these guys and were going to play them this year then lets go ahead and play them. I dont feel like we have enough depth on our team, if we play these guys they might make some mistakes early but in the long run I think it will make us a better team.
Traditionally, fullbacks, linebackers, safeties and tight ends fill up a numbers of spots on return units. Its also where someone can work his way on to the field, like former walk-on Rashad Johnson, now an All-SEC safety.
The offseason was the best (yet) for me personally, and the team, Fitzgerald said.
Its already paying off.
Senior center Antoine Caldwell was named to the Rimington Trophy fall watch list Friday. There are 43 players on the list, compiled by the Rimington Trophy committee, including 2007 winner Jonathan Luigs of Arkansas. The award for best center has never had a repeat winner.
Sophomore Brian Motley was at a new spot during the brief time period reporters were allowed to watch Fridays practice, left guard, with junior Evan Cardwell at center on the second unit.
Sophomore wide receiver Darius Hanks appeared to be wearing a No. 6 jersey during Fridays practice. No. 6 for Clemson is Jacoby Ford, and the Tide also had players wearing Aaron Kellys No. 80. Considering the Tigers like to use three-receiver sets, Alabama coaches may have given the scout team a little extra help.
As expected, sophomore linebacker Charlie Higgenbotham (groin) was in black, signaling no contact, but did run during individual drills.
Although redshirt freshman wide receiver Brandon Gibson will likely not be near the top of the depth chart, which will be released Monday, Saban indicated that he was one of the teams top performers in the offseason conditioning program. If he keeps working like he has, Id like to think hell make a contribution at some time during the season, the coach said Thursday.
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Upper middle class white people are taught that grief - no matter how painful - is a private thing. You do not make a scene and if possible you refrain from crying or being seen crying in public. That's what heavy veils are for at funerals. Men have large sunglasses as their "prop" to hide their bloodshot eyes.
This town is upscale old money. Probably mostly Episcopalian or Lutheran and a smattering of Unitarians. There might be a few Catholic and/or Jewish families but they're all part of the same social circle and they wouldn't be caught dead dishonoring the memory of a loved one (especially a beloved child) by letting the public see them in private moments of grieving.
I remember when my Uncle Frank died. I loved him and was inconsolable. While in the Limo on the way to the funeral, my grandmother carefully coached me to be "strong" and to "not embarrass the family or Uncle Frank's memory" by crying or "carrying on" in public. "Our sort of family" doesn't act that way in public. Grief is a private matter."
When we got home after the funeral and the graveside service there were probably 200-300 friends and family waiting for the core family to return home. They were all eating, drinking, and discussing their memories of Uncle Frank and his life. I went up to my room and later on my grandmother brought be a tray and sat with me and we cried together. But only in private. Even the household help were not allowed to see the family grieving in such an obvious way.
Do not think they don't have feelings. They do. Very much so. But they wouldn't dare dishonor their family or their child by being public with their grief. That's not how "we" act. If you want to see the perfect example of this kind of upper class grieving in the 20th century - look at the tapes of Mrs Kennedy after her Husband was murdered in Dallas and she flew home on the plane with his body as Lyndon Johnson was sworn in as the new President of the US. Mrs. Kennedy went thru that entire state funeral and never let anyone see her break down or become hysterical in public. That's how the upper classes grieve. Don't expect these Sandy Hook families to be screaming and raging. They're ladies and gentlemen who were raised to act properly... even in this circumstance - heaven help them!
That is bullshit, sorry to say.
Anderson Cooper said that the couple he interviewed contacted HIM. Emily Parkers parents are also media-whores, making appearances within a day of her death, even having a fund open where you can send money... not only are the media whores they exploit their dead kids for money. Not very classy if you ask me....
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Gabriel's death, she and Mark were told, was imminent.
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In 21 chapters, Arthur Schwartz covers NYC's food history. For example, a whole chapter is devoted to Delmonico's, which brought us such well-known dishes as the Delmonico steak, Delmonico potatoes, eggs benedict,and lobster newburg; the restaurant introduced the upper crust to such newfangled ingredients as eggplant and artichokes. The restaurant was important as a see-and-be-seen destination, but its less obvious influences are longer-lasting: it was the first successful a la carte restaurant in the U.S.
Five chapters are devoted to the food and influences of the major (and many) immigrants who came to New York City: the Germans (from delicatessens to Luchows), the Jews (the interview with Sol Kaplan, the original owner of Guss' Pickles, may make the book worth the purchase price), Italians, Irish, Chinese -- you get the idea. Other chapters focus on something historical or quintessentially New York: hot dogs, the glamour years (including the 21 Club), the golden age of cocktails.
Schwartz gives plenty of fun history -- at least it's fun if you have your own memories of Dinty Moore's, or remember your Mom wishing she could go to the Rainbow Room -- as well as a wonderful business and social context (such as the low regard with which the Irish were held in the 1800s, or why Diamond Jim was such a major figure in the City).
Even better, he provides recipes for many of the dishes that make New Yorkers most nostalgic. Everything from the original Thousand Island Dressing (introduced at the Waldorf) to a good knish. I haven't tried any of these, but they do make me swoon. (NYC has a reputation for pizza and bagels; the truth is you can get good versions of these in most major cities. Pickles and knishes, though -- that's another matter.)
All in all, it's entertaining and interesting -- and a lovely way to bring yourself back to childhood. It'll be a likely present for one of my sisters, who lives in California now; it's probably a good present for any of your ex-NYer friends, too.
Would it be as useful for a non-New Yorker? Not quite as much so. My husband grew up on a midwestern farm. Although he lived in NY for a couple of years, and he likes _New York City Food_, this book isn't quite as compelling for him.
The author delves deeply into the history of NYC, and then works his way forwards to the present era - but he spends most of his time and energy covering the topic from the gilded age of the 1890's through the late 1980's. Between those dates he overviews all the most well known and influential restaurants of the day, along with information on who the movers and shakers were, what was served, and how they influenced the trends of the day. The author also includes about 100 classic recipes, from a wide variety of sources, directly relating to the names that he covers.
The author does the job credit - the historical information is meticulous, the recipes authentic (and he even included a recipe index in the back), and the book is well organized and well packed with classic photos and anecdotes, and plenty of New Vork verve and originality.
Want to know the origins of Steak Diane" ? Porterhouse Steak ? Lobster Newberg ? NYC Pizza ? It's all in there.
Just a few minor nits, in no particular (there are really just my own notes, to serve as a memory jog for eventually writing a letter of feedback to the author).
* Seafood (chapt 2): This chapter was already obsolete at the time it was first published. There are no photos of the Fulton Fish Market (gasp), nor is there any significant coverage of it's recent relocation to uptown. That section DEFINITELY needs update and expansion, both text, photos, and recipes.
* Porterhouse: very interesting and nicely done, but it could be expanded a tad to better clarify the distinction (in modern usage) between the Porterhouse, T-Bone, and Sirloin steaks. Many people are confused by those terms, and usage varies from region to region & country to country, so it's important to clarify the New York usage of those terms. The first two (as I'm sure you already know) are cut from opposite ends of the same "short loin" primal, and the third is from the sirloin primal just behind (rumpward) of that.
* Pictures: the pic of a bagel with lox & cream cheese in the front matter should have been repeated on p.119.
* Italian: the Italian section, at 24 pgs, is only given half the page count as the section on Jewish, at 44 pgs. Understandable I suppose, given that the author is Jewish, but it could use some expansion in a future edition ... the section on pizza, for instance, lacks a recipe, and sausage & peppers is given short shrift. Both can be made easily at home, from scratch, either with or without fancy tools & casings.
* Other nations: the sections on more recent contributions by immigrants from other nations could all be expanded by at least a page each, and include a recipe or two ... Japanese (ex: Nobu), Korean (the name of a top restaurant I went to in Queens escapes me ATM), etc.
* Restaurants: Loved all the historial info, but a few of the blurbs end a bit abruptly, without mention of whether or not they were still open at the time of this book's publication.
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Watch Playtime and I think you'll find the answer. Tati in his earlier films placed Hulot in situations where we could empathize with him. Hulot was an innocent. As we came to like him, we also came to like the people he encountered. Even with their pretensions and idiosyncrasies, we could see something of ourselves in them. Tati might be holding up a mirror for us to look in, but M. Hulot was such a gentle companion that we smiled as we recognized ourselves.
With Playtime, there is little Hulot. Instead, we have Tati's view on all sorts of social and cultural issues, from the sterility he saw in much of modern life to modern architecture, group behavior, impersonal offices, loneliness, boorishness and American tourists. We're observers, and our job is to share Tati's viewpoint. Hulot, now middle-aged, has become a minor player in the film. In his earlier movies, Tati was careful to give us small numbers of people with whom, along with Hulot, we could come to know. In My Uncle, for instance, it was essentially one family and one modern home, along with Hulot's own apartment and his neighbors. In M. Hulot's Holiday, it was a small seaside hotel and its guests. With Playtime, we have a large, impersonal office building, all glass and right angles, filled with people -- employees, visitors, exposition guests, customers.Read more ›
Considered a masterpiece by critics, the film was also a commercial failure and was the most expensive film ever created in France as Tati created a set featuring a whole city block with high rise buildings that looked incredibly real. But the film was ahead of its time.
"Playtime" is a visual film with no significant plot, nor does it have much dialogue. It's a film that is driven by its many characters onscreen and the elaborate setup as characters, buildings and vehicles are treated with so much detail on the film, that it just a feast for ones easy as Tati absolutely created a film that was sheer brilliance.
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There is a plot of sorts dealing with a group of female American tourists and the one women who is the odd duck among them. She meets Tati and they spend the night together dancing at a night club and see in the dawn at a coffee shop. Various bits of business are constantly swirling around them and you could view this picture 10 times before seeing everything. There are many jokes but they are gentle visual puns. Don't expect belly laughs, just a wry but amazing view on modern life.
As is standard practice for Criterian these days the extras on disc two are spectacular. The documentaries on Tati's life and this film are brilliant and helped me understand his art and this film much better.
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Playtime seems the type of film one has to watch more than once to appreciate. I have seen it one time and my impression is similar to the one I had of Mon Oncle. Read morePublished 9 months ago by rbrogan3
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- No, bacon doesn't really cause cancer, not in the way the media's coverage of the WHO designation would lead you to believe. This was a case of mass science ignorance at work.
- Chimeras are real! Well, again, not really, but there is a phenomenon in humans known as chimerism, where one of two twins in the womb doesn't make it, and the surviving twin absorbs some of the lost sibling's DNA. This led to failed paternity test last year which led to this significant scientific discovery.
- The NY Times covers the fraying narrative around the medical startup Theranos and its founder Elizabeth Holmes. My favorite quote in the piece, from another reporter, is, "People in medicine couldn't understand why the media and technology worlds were so in thrall to her." Uh, maybe because she's 31 and blonde and pretty?
- David Mitchell has a new book out, Slade House, and Wired has a piece praising it for being so beginner-friendly. I read Cloud Atlas this spring (that links to my review) and enjoyed it quite a bit. Still waiting for that second Luisa Rey mystery, though.
- Tokyo will have a bookstore-themed hostel starting next week. I'm a bit old for hostel travel now but there's something decidedly romantic about this whole concept.
- SXSW is trying to undo the damage done by its earlier decision to cave to online harassers, now restoring panels on the problem of online harassment of women, although one of the panelists is himself accused of just such a crime.
- All the news on China this week focused on the end of the one-child policy, but the NY Times has a long read on the country's construction of seven new islets in the Spratly Islands chain, ownership of which has long been disputed among multiple countries. This is a highly aggressive move that seems like a play toward gaining more control over undersea resources in the region.
- A small study in North Carolina found that parents' vaccine-denial beliefs often preceded pregnancy, coming from cultural factors, often correlated with other anti-science beliefs.
- Subway earned plaudits for its decision to switch to antibiotic-free meats, but they gave themselves ten years to do it, and the linked piece details some of the challenges for 'suppliers' (that is, the people who raise the animals). Humans started using antibiotics prophylactically on animals because it allowed them to crowd more and more of the creatures into smaller spaces without incurring the wrath of bacteria that spread quickly when conditions are tight. Such practices are, in my view, inhumane to begin with, but antibiotic resistance is the very real cost on which there should be no disagreement. Evolution's real, and it has little regard for our species' whims.


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Computer Mogul Refines His Game
Facing Rough Times, Charles Wang Tries a New Style
By DAN BARRY
Published: February 4, 1997
Charles B. Wang, the chairman and chief executive of Computer Associates International, a man who at 52 is worth more than a billion dollars, has a pretty good jump shot. He always keeps the basketball low on his right side, as if poised to make a pass, then suddenly catapults the ball skyward. The ball often arcs neatly through the net.
For a long time, the chairman had no jump shot. So, at night and on weekends, his wife, Nancy Li, would hold a broom above her head while he practiced shooting over the outstretched straw hand of a make-believe defender. Over and over, again and again.
Mr. Wang (pronounced WONG) demonstrated his honed skills during a recent game on the indoor court on his 60-acre property, on Long Island's North Shore. Wearing a somewhat menacing sweatband around his head, he set picks, lunged for rebounds, and argued over an opponent's suspect claim to having been fouled. Whether his jump shots succeeded or failed, his response was often the same: hands clenched in fists, a guttural cry.
Mr. Wang is among the most intriguing billionaires likely to be encountered in a boardroom or on a basketball court. He has been a mostly quiet philanthropist who only recently stepped into the view of the general public by making a stunning $25 million donation to the State University at Stony Brook, L.I. His fortune was made in computers, yet he recommends that parents prevent their children from ''escaping into virtual reality.'' He represents new money in the exclusive old money terrain of the North Shore.
On the basketball court, Mr. Wang displays the traits that have been key to his success: his competitiveness and his determination to adapt. Computer Associates, which Mr. Wang founded in 1976 and financed at first by running up credit cards, is now the second-largest independent software company in the world, after Microsoft. It has 9,000 employees and steadily rising revenues that reached more than $3.9 billion last year, generated mostly by providing the vital but unglamorous management of mainframe computer systems for hundreds of thousands of businesses. In the industry, it is called ''the plumbing.''
Once again, Mr. Wang is being forced to approach the business world with the same tenacity with which he approaches basketball. The stock for Computer Associates plummeted recently, after the company's acknowledgment that European sales of its products had fallen short of expectations. Although the company says that its problems can be easily addressed, some Wall Street analysts are hedging their endorsement of Computer Associates' stock.
At the same time, the company continues to grapple with a self-acknowledged image problem. By the early 1990's, Computer Associates had become known for its ravenous appetite for acquiring smaller businesses (60 in 20 years), for jacking up the maintenance costs of its clients and for pushing its many licensing contracts at the expense of good customer relations. It was not uncommon for the company to sue a client over relatively minor infractions.
In the midst of the suits and countersuits, Mr. Wang sat down one day to discuss a dispute with a major client. ''You know, Charles, you're right,'' Mr. Wang recalled the executive saying. ''And you're dead right.''
The remark has become a kind of instructional mantra for Computer Associates, a different way of emphasizing the importance of long-term customer satisfaction.
''We created the wrong atmosphere, that's the bottom line,'' Mr. Wang said. ''But I'm not mellowing. I don't want that to get out. I think it's a recognition in learning. There are other ways to get what you want. We're learning that and we're doing better with it.''
Many industry analysts agree. ''I think they've recognized that, and they are working very hard to give the impression of a kinder, gentler Computer Associates,'' said Paul Mason, a top analyst for the International Data Corporation, a marketing research company in Framingham, Mass.
Charles Wang was born in Shanghai, the second of three sons of a judge and his wife. But the Communist takeover in China forced the Wangs to flee to the United States, where they settled in Queens. There were hardships; a Queens Village neighborhood once memorialized its prejudice with a petition to block the Wang family's purchase of a home. The family prevailed by buying a house around the corner.
Mr. Wang's father became a prominent law professor at St. John's University, while his mother became a librarian. Two of the Wang boys became lawyers; Charles, meanwhile, became a self-described computer nerd. ''You won't see a pocket protector in my shirt,'' he said. ''I just love programming.''
After receiving a bachelor's degree in mathematics from Queens College, Mr. Wang held a couple of computer-related jobs. Then in 1976, he and three friends began the American subsidiary of a Swiss company, Computer Associates International, which they eventually took over.
Those times were lean, recalled Russell M. Artzt, one of the original four who is now the company's senior vice president of research and development. As the company sought to sell products that sorted and protected data, he said, ''We basically traded our services for free rent'' in an office in Manhattan.


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