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Viewer's Guide: Statements to be made in Pac-12 action
Wednesday was the Big Ten's turn, as Michigan and Minnesota picked up résumé-building wins. And now Thursday could be the Pac-12's night. Outside of Arizona and maybe California, the league has questions and a tight pecking order. A couple of games on Thursday could help solve things.
Note: All times are Eastern, and the rankings are according to the AP Poll.
Best game: Stanford at UCLA (11 p.m., Pac-12 Network). This could be another opportunity for Stanford to make a statement. The Cardinal are on a three-game winning streak since dropping to 9-5 overall, and now their Los Angeles road swing begins. They won't be afraid of the road, either, as they already own away wins at Connecticut and Oregon. On the other side, UCLA has been relatively up and down this season, but the Bruins have the pieces to win games in March. Both teams have plenty of size, although UCLA likes to spread the floor with perimeter players and Stanford utilizes a three-big frontcourt. Keep an eye on Dwight Powell. While UCLA's Kyle Anderson gets attention as a point-forward, Powell has emerged as a playmaker at the forward position as well. He has at least three assists in 11 straight games.
Second-best game: Utah at Arizona State (9 p.m., Pac-12 Network). The Pac-12 has eight teams in the top 53 at KenPom.com, and these two are among the clubs hoping to stay in the bubble mix come March. Utah had a huge home swing last weekend, taking down both Southern California and UCLA to move to .500 in the league. Meanwhile, Arizona State needs to go on a run after getting blown out in road games against UCLA and Arizona. Two of the best players in the conference will battle, as Utah's Delon Wright has emerged as a potential pro, and now gets to go against Jahii Carson. One side note: There will be a meeting of brothers, with Arizona State's Jordan Bachynski and Utah's Dallin Bachynski.
Another one to watch: Illinois at No. 17 Ohio State (7 p.m., ESPN). This is basically a must-win for both teams, as each team enters Thursday on a four-game losing streak. Illinois was off to a 13-2 start before the skid -- a slide that includes losses to Northwestern and Purdue. Ohio State was 15-0 before its bad run; and the Buckeyes have essentially fallen out of the conference title hunt. Both teams are struggling mightily on the offensive end, with Ohio State essentially incapable of creating offense with its guards and Illinois getting inconsistent production from its role players and inside players. Going against the Buckeyes' lockdown backcourt won't help matters.
Guaranteed win: San Diego at Gonzaga (10 p.m., ESPNU). The Bulldogs haven't exactly been hitting on all cylinders this season, but they are still the WCC favorite -- and by some margin. They are 6-1 in the league and should move to 7-1 with a home tilt against San Diego. The Toreros have won one road game since mid-November, and I don't think that becomes two on Thursday. Maybe it's a chance for Kevin Pangos to snap out of his slump; he's averaging just 9.7 points in his past three games, shooting 4 for 17 from 3-point range.
Potential upset: BYU at Portland (10 p.m., ROOT). BYU had bounced back from its four-game losing streak to win five in a row, putting itself back into the WCC hunt. But Thursday brings a road trip to Portland, against a team that just beat Gonzaga by nine two weeks ago. The Pilots have also taken down Pacific and Columbia at home. BYU could be another victim of the Earle A. Chiles Center.
Three other things to keep an eye on:
- If Spencer Dinwiddie were healthy, Colorado's trip to No. 1 Arizona would be the game of the night. Instead, the Wildcats should roll (9 p.m., ESPN2).
- Oregon has lost four in a row, and the Ducks begin their Pacific Northwest swing on Thursday at Washington (11 p.m., Fox Sports 1).
- Four key conference clashes. In the Atlantic Sun, Florida Gulf Coast is at Mercer (7 p.m.). In the Southern, Elon is at Chattanooga (7 p.m.). In the Sun Belt, Georgia State is at Louisiana-Lafayette (8:15 p.m.). In the Big Sky, Northern Arizona is at Northern Colorado (9:05 p.m.).
Other games to watch:
- Seton Hall at St. John's (7 p.m., CBS Sports Network)
- No. 6 Florida at Alabama (7 p.m., ESPN2)
- Charlotte at Louisiana Tech (7:30 p.m.)
- Houston at No. 23 Memphis (8 p.m., ESPNEWS)
- Central Florida at No. 15 Cincinnati (9 p.m., CBS Sports Network)


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But detectives said they did not have enough evidence to charge Robert Murat under Portuguese law. The 33-year-old estate agent was released after questioning but he will not be allowed to leave the country and will have to report to police on a regular basis.
Family and friends of Mr Murat immediately protested his innocence and his mother, Jenny, whose home is 150 metres from where Madeleine went missing, said her son was worried police had picked on him because they were desperate to find a British suspect.
Mr Murat last night told Sky News he was being made a scapegoat and the investigation "had ruined his life".
In an unusual move, the Association of Chief Police Officers and the Crown Prosecution Service also expressed concern about some reporting of the case.
At a press conference yesterday, the lead investigating officer, Chief Inspector Olegario Sousa, gave few details about the inquiry but confirmed that the main line of investigation related to five properties searched on Monday, the most significant being Casa Liliana, the house Mr Murat shares with his mother.
Mr Sousa seemed more hopeful that his team had promising leads, but admitted he still had no idea where Madeleine might be. Asked whether he was hopeful charges would be brought against the suspect, Mr Sousa said: "Let's wait and see. We are hopeful that this case will be over in the near future."
Friends described Mr Murat, who is half-Portuguese, as someone whose over-enthusiasm could lead to him being misunderstood. He was first reported to police by British journalists, who became suspicious of the way he was hanging around the investigation.
His German girlfriend, Michaela Walczuch, was interviewed on Monday in Portimao, near Praia da Luz, but is not considered a suspect.
Madeleine's parents, Gerry and Kate McCann, will stay at the resort where Madeleine went missing 13 days ago, working with British lawyers who are coordinating a fund to help the investigation.

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"People are really waking up to what Buenos Aires is all about," says Gordon Campbell Gray, the celebrated hotelier who created One Aldwych in London, Carlisle Bay in Antigua and Le Gray in Beirut. "It's a party city – it's very beautiful architecturally but it's really about great food and great nightlife in a glamorous setting." By day, tourists can visit beaches, the pampas or the Iguazu Falls, then return to spend nights in the city's famous tango bars or at the Teatro Colón opera house. The impressive choice of hotels includes the new wine-themed Hotel Mio (www.miobuenosaires.com; doubles from $346), with rooms featuring carved wooden bathtubs and free wine on tap. Geoffrey Kent of Abercrombie & Kent recommends staying on an Argentine ranch where guests can fish and ride, a perfect antidote to nights of hedonism in the capital. Bahia Bustamante (www.bahiabustamante.com; from $215 per person per night), for example, offers more than 200,000 acres of Patagonian wilderness, to be shared by a maximum of 30 guests at any one time. They can spend their time hiking, riding, kayaking, exploring the 60m-year-old petrified forest, or simply watching wildlife, from whales, dolphins and sea-lions to ostriches and armadillos.
"With 2,500km of beautiful, undeveloped coastline, Mozambique is the new kid on the block as far as coastal destinations are concerned," says Will Jones of Journeys by Design. Joel Zack of Heritage Tours says: "Mozambique offers luxury but still very much feels like you're in Africa. The beaches are beautiful and the people friendly." Attracting most attention is Azura at Quilalea (www.azura-retreats.com; from $595 per person per night), part of the Quirimbas archipelago in the far north. It opened last month and offers nine villas, set on an otherwise uninhabited 86-acre island, surrounded by a marine sanctuary. Nearby are more stunning island resorts including Vamizi (www.vamizi.com; from $590 pppn) and Ibo Island Lodge (www.iboisland.com; from $335 pppn). Some 800 miles further south, the Bazaruto archipelago is the other big draw for those seeking paradise beach resorts, including the second Azura, on Benguerra island. But travellers are also turning their attentions to Mozambique's mainland and, in particular, Gorongosa National Park (www.gorongosa.net). Game viewing is less guaranteed here than in more developed parks of South Africa but it is much less-visited. Explore Gorongosa (www.exploregorongosa.com; from $440 pppn) runs a tented camp, as well as setting up temporary "fly camps" for visitors to explore the bush.
Two years ago Burma was almost completely ignored by tourists. But in late 2010 Aung San Suu Kyi was released, then opposition groups dropped their calls for a tourism boycott. A month ago Hillary Clinton made a high profile visit in recognition of the government's steps towards democracy and this week brings the release of a new biopic about Suu Kyi.
The result has been a tourism boom – so much so that tour operators report some hotels are fully booked for the first few months of 2012.
The key attraction is the lack of tourist development, a by-product of years of isolation. "It's like Thailand 50 years ago," says Tom Barber, of Original Travel. Jonny Bealby of Wild Frontiers says: "Mandalay and Bagan are unbelievable destinations. Burma has a huge amount to offer." Tom Marchant of Black Tomato recommends visiting the Mahamuni Pagoda Festival in early February: "It's a great chance to get out there and see what I think is truly authentic Asia."
All visitors should see the well-preserved colonial buildings of Yangon, the former royal capital Mandalay and Bagan, the site of more than 2,000 pagodas and temples. Adventurous travellers are pushing north, some making it as far as remote Putao, where they go rafting, elephant trekking or to visit traditional villages in the jungle. Malikha Lodge (www.malikhalodge.net; from $1,900 per person for three nights) is a luxurious wilderness lodge hidden among bamboo trees above the Nam Lang river, about 10 miles from Putao airport.
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"It is an intrepid and immersive experience; it feels like a last frontier," says Marchant. And yet Papua New Guinea's beaches, fascinating culture and unrivalled scuba diving are starting to attract adventurous tourists as well as hardcore explorers. Visitors can take part in supported expeditions that visit volcanoes and some of the island's 1,000 isolated tribes. Barber also recommends diving and fishing in Papua New Guinea, which sits in the Coral Triangle, an area known as the Amazon of the Seas for its marine biodiversity. For diving, consider Lissenung Island Resort (www.lissenung.com; from $141pppn), Walindi Plantation (www.walindi.com; from $115 pppn) or Tufi Dive Resort (www.tufidive.com; from $162 pppn). Inland, Karawari Lodge (www.pngtours.com; from $603 pppn) sits amid tropical rainforest, overlooking the Karawari river in East Sepik province. There is no road access, so guests arrive by air, landing at a jungle airstrip, and take boat trips to nearby villages built on stilts by the river's edge. Wildlife is abundant and at least 229 different species of bird have been recorded in the area.
Perhaps helped by the popularity of Nordic food and design, not to mention Stieg Larsson's Millennium books, tour operators are getting excited about Sweden. Stockholm makes a perfect weekend-break destination, with boutique hotels and world-class restaurants. Stay at the fashionable Lydmar (www.lydmar.com; doubles from £299) and check out the bohemian area of west Stockholm, Rörstrandsgatan, packed with interesting cafés and antique shops. But Stockholm is also a good jumping-off point for longer trips. Barber recommends moving on to northern Sweden, where tourists can ski, go dog sledding and see the northern lights. Marchant recommends visiting the northern city of Lulea and the Unesco-recognised Gammelstad while staying in the Tree Hotel (www.treehotel.se; doubles from £364), where guests sleep in a variety of architect-designed treehouses.
Though the rock churches of Lalibela have long drawn intrepid travellers, 2012 could see tourists discover far more of the country, from the Simien mountains of the north to the lower Omo valley in the south.
"Ethiopia has always struggled because of a lack of infrastructure and a lack of decent accommodation options but that is changing," says Jones.
While not luxurious, Gheralta Lodge (www.gheraltalodgetigrai.com; doubles from £37) is a stylish base for trips into the Danakil desert, somewhere Bealby describes as "the most surreal landscape you're ever likely to see". If short on time (and energy), Tropic Air (www.tropicairkenya.com) offers helicopter tours to whisk visitors into the most remote parts of the country.
"Panama lets you get a taste of the whole of Central America in one trip," says Marchant – its small size means you can easily swap between Caribbean and Pacific coasts, as well as getting inland for jungle and wildlife experiences.
On the northern, Caribbean coast, visitors should head to the San Blas Islands for white sand beaches, diving and to meet indigenous tribes such as the Kuna, advises Barber. "They are autonomous from the rest of Panama and have their own customs that are still flourishing," he says. Visitors stay in thatched eco-lodges on the beach, such as the Coral Lodge (www.corallodge.com; from $105 pppn).
Further west, closer to the Costa Rican border, is the Bocas del Toro archipelago, which is more developed and has a greater choice of accommodation, including Punta Caracol (www.puntacaracol.com; doubles from $344). On the Pacific side, the hot destination is Isla Coiba, an isolated marine reserve that was a notorious prison colony until the last inmate was released in 2005. This past means there has been little development – a maximum of 60 guests are allowed at any time, while there are more than 700 species of fish, 30 kinds of sharks and 20 species of whales and dolphins.
Panama City itself has much to offer, including colonial buildings, lively nightlife and good restaurants, as well as the spectacle of vast ships navigating the canal. The Museum of Biodiversity (www.biomuseopanama.org), designed by Frank Gehry, is currently under construction, and is due for a soft opening in late 2012. Stay at the Casa del Horno (www.casadelhorno.net; doubles from $275), an eight-suite boutique hotel that opened in 2011 in the old quarter. From the city it's possible to make day trips into the jungle, along the coast and to El Valle, a pretty town in the crater of an extinct volcano.
Visiting Zambia is a chance to experience "sheer wilderness", says Kent. The Luangwa valley is known as the home of the walking safari and offers the chance to see wildlife without the clusters of tourist minibuses found in some of the more popular African safari parks. "With a great guide, you get a lesson in the African bush going from major game down to the dung beetle," says Kent.
After a day on safari, guests can relax in one of the elegant lodges, including Sanctuary Chichele Presidential Lodge (www.sanctuaryretreats.com; from $320 pppn) once home to Kenneth Kaunda, the former Zambian president.
At Victoria Falls adrenaline junkies can bungee jump from the bridge dividing Zambia from Zimbabwe and go whitewater rafting, then retreat to the Royal Livingstone hotel (www.suninternational.com; doubles from $440), part of the Falls Resort which had a $7m refurbishment in 2011. Those looking for a calmer activity can cruise along the Zambezi river and spot wildlife on the way or rent a houseboat on nearby Lake Kariba.
Kent recommends following up a Zambian safari with a beach holiday in neighbouring Mozambique. He says: "A week in Zambia, with family or on honeymoon, and a week in Mozambique, what could be better?"
NEW DIRECTIONS: Trends to watch for
Twin-centres Splitting your holiday between coast and mountains or city and country is nothing new, but today's travellers are taking the idea to extremes. Tour operator Black Tomato reports strong demand for itineraries offering striking contrasts: two-week trips split between skiing in Colorado and beaches in Mexico, for example, or a combination of Tokyo and New Zealand, Rome and Beirut and Iceland and New York.
Who you know, not where you go Luxury travel company Nota Bene says clients are increasingly asking for holidays that include introductions to key people in the region they are visiting. Past trips have included a meeting with Asma al-Assad, the British-born first lady of Syria and lunch with Andrea Bocelli on the private island of Li Galli off the Amalfi coast. www.notabenetravel.com
The new travel clubs Once travel clubs and concierge services were all about paying a premium to jump the queue at the most exclusive restaurants, nightclubs and so on.
Today, they are increasingly offering good deals too. Jetsetter, for example, works on a "flash sale" principle – members receive emails offering trips at discounts of up to 50 per cent but that typically must be bought within 10 days. For around $200, members can also have trips personally arranged by the club's roster of travel writers. Global Artichoke, meanwhile, is aimed at wealthy globetrotters: they pay an annual fee of £9,000, but then pay cost price for all their travel. Even private jets are being discounted: members of online club Victor can share the cost of jets, leading to significant savings.
The panel
Tom Barber is co-founder of Original Travel (www.originaltravel.co.uk); Jonny Bealby is a travel writer and founder of Wild Frontiers (www.wildfrontiers.co.uk); Gordon Campbell Gray is founder of Campbell Gray Hotels (www.campbellgrayhotels.com); Will Jones is managing director of African specialist Journeys By Design (www.journeysbydesign.com); Geoffrey Kent is founder and chairman of Abercrombie & Kent (www.abercrombiekent.co.uk); Tom Marchant is co-founder and director of Black Tomato (www.blacktomato.co.uk); Joel Zack is the founder of Heritage Tours (www.htprivatetravel.com)


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A double shot of devastating news turns Justin Evanson's life upside down. When he learns his father has cancer, and he has siblings he never knew existed, he leaves everything behind and moves to Virginia to support his dad as he tries to make amends with his family - a family Justin's not sure he has a place in. Things go from bad to worse when he discovers his recent hookup is his newfound sister's brother-in-law.
Drew Sinclair never expected to see Justin after their night at the club or to discover their family connection. If anyone found out, it would give Drew's brother another reason to hate him. But there's something about Justin that draws him in, and it's not only because they burn up the sheets together.
One meeting leads to another, and before Justin realizes it, Drew has become the only thing in his world he feels is his. And for the first time in his life, Drew knows what it means to be needed. Being there for Justin and supporting him when things spiral out of control feels right. But with so much happening so quickly, it's hard to trust their feelings. Is this thing between them real? Or just a test drive before life forces them down two separate roads?
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enjoyed istening to this story got envolved in th characters
when they both accepted how they felt about each other
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"excellent story excellent narrator"
I love the Love Story between Drew and Justin. this story shows out of tragedy love come deeper. family bonds become stronger.
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Sean Crisden just reads GREAT....
the whole series is great, books one and three are by far my favorites..... I Love the way all six men are in all three books, they make a great family... worth listening to for sure....
I don't normally write comments to include with my ratings of audio books, however... This book deserves more than simply pressing a star and clicking on submit. Great story (as pretty much every Riley Hart book pretty much is) but THIS one especially hit its mark. A perfect bullseye. Justin is dealing with entirely too much at once but handles it like a champ. Enter Drew and... Well, the story line just got better and better! Buy the book. You won't regret it.
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Love the story but most of all Sean Crisden brought the story alive. Love his voice!
"Love Sean, Love this couple!"
In Shifting Gears we met Justin. He's the brother Landon never knew he had. Drew is the brother to Landon's sister's new husband. (Confused? Well, it sorts itself out easily enough!)
Drew is bi-sexual but has never really acted on the male side of his attraction. Justin is out and proud and in desperate need of finding something to take his mind off his troubles. When they meet in the bar, Drew wants to see if his attraction to men is as strong as he thinks it is, so he takes Justin up on his offer to dance. This leads to … more… which leads to Justin running away and earns him the nickname, Cinderella.
When they meet again it's at a family gathering and both men are shocked to see the other there. They act like they've never met, but Drew really wants another chance to explain his actions, so he gives Justin his number.
From there it's a rocky start to a friendship which blossoms into a friends with benefits and then into something both guys are reluctant to name.
But Justin isn't from Virginia. His life is in North Carolina just as much as Drew's is in Virginia. Is this just a diversion for Justin and a "test drive" of Drew's bi-sexuality? Or is it something longer lasting?
You know, Riley just can't write something that isn't amazing! (Take that you double negative you!) Everything I've read impresses the hell out of me.
Her characters are real, her sex scenes are scorching and to me – the best part – the feels are so deep and satisfying.
I love that we get to see the other MCs immersed in their HEA – Landon and Rod are so sweet together and of course Nick and Bryce are still crazy!
The family stuff is hard and may be a trigger for people who've lived through it. I know it feels authentic to me and that's not in my wheelhouse – so I can imagine if you've been there, this will hit home. She doesn't make Justin's Dad into a hero. He messed up a lot of lives. But – he's human. He deserves a chance to make amends. And that's what happens here. A chance for a family to heal.
My favorite non-romance scene was the motorcycle ride. I was absolutely bawling. It was very well done and touching.
I highly recommend this and advise readers to start at book one if you haven't because it's so much richer that way – though technically this can be read as a standalone.
Sean Crisden has narrated the other two books in this series and so it's wonderful to continue with him in this book. He doesn't do anything over the top to differentiate Drew from Justin but he gives Drew this lovely deep voice and it's very easy to tell his voice from Justin's. As always, Sean does a marvelous job of delivering the emotion that is so prevalent in this story. He's super hot during the sensual times and delivers all the dialog in a thoughtful and well-timed manner. I always enjoys Sean's narrations and this is a fabulous way to enjoy Riley's work.
5 of 5 stars
"Fantastic all the way"
This is the 3rd part of this story line and each time u. Ant help but love these. Bra terms and feel for them as they break boundaries find love and learn to. Real the society norms. I hope these. Ht Tera omg back again because it feels like there story is not done.
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ORLANDO — The Suns' scoreboards often have been close this season but another tally need not be that way.
"217 to 212, right?" Suns coach Jeff Hornacek said.
Hornacek is well-aware that his team's turnover total for the season is far too close to their assist total. He knew the numbers off the top of his head like his kids' birthdays. They are nearly as even as the 6-6 season to be the NBA's second worst assist-to-turnover ratio — 1.02 to 1.
Since turnovers have been kept as a statistic, the Suns' worst ratio in franchise history was 1.27 to 1 in the 2003-04 season when the Suns threw rookie Leandro Barbosa to the point spot for a 29-53 team.
It is as much an issue about the Suns' consistently sloppy turnovers as it is issues with moving the ball for assists and keeping the point guards healthy. The Suns average the sixth most turnovers in the league (17.5) with a heavy contribution of unforced errors, including a mind-boggling number of times that players step out of bounds and travel.
"I think we've set the year record already," Hornacek dead-panned for how often the wing players have set up at the 3-point line and wound up stepping on the sideline with the ball.
For the 2006-07 and 2007-08 Suns seasons, the Suns finished with about 1,000 more assists than turnovers each year. These Suns are learning to play together with 10 players who were not on the court for them last season.
To complicate matters, their preseason scheme was based on a dual point guard attack but injuries to Goran Dragic and Eric BledsoeCQ have limited them to playing three complete games together.
"We're not a great pass team," Hornacek said. "We do need to pass the ball better and just eliminate some of the turnovers that are silly turnovers. We're hurting ourselves. We're not getting enough opportunities to put points on the board."
Only Boston, which is 4-10 with Rajon Rondo hurt, has a worse assist-turnover ratio than Phoenix.
There was no indication that Bledsoe was on his way back for Sunday night's game at Orlando to help their ballhandling and playmaking.
"I did a little moving around and I felt a little better," Bledsoe said after Saturday afternoon's practice in Orlando. "It's definitely making progress. I stepped on the floor and practiced with my team. I'll just have to see how it feels."
Asked what has bothered his bruised left shin most, Bledsoe said pushing off on it to walk. He has not even tried running, cutting and jumping. Bledsoe injured the shin a week ago on a collision with P.J. Tucker in practice.
The Suns play Sunday night at Orlando, the team Bledsoe thought was trading for him before the Suns swooped in with a sign-and-trade proposition for the Clippers to get J.J. Redick.
"That's all I was hearing," Bledsoe said of Orlando. "It was for a long time that I kept hearing that. Phoenix definitely came out of nowhere but it made sense."
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Suns guard Gerald Green is in his seventh NBA season but there is still a lot of newness to it. He is with a new team, at a new position and in a new role with the most responsibility of his career. Twelve games into that, Green was incessantly heckled by a courtside Charlotte fan during the worst 3-point shooting game of his career.
Green went from making six 3s on Wednesday to missing all eight tries Friday. The fan nearly distracted Green at one point from seeing a pass coming his way. Green caught it and made a jumper, part of how he still had a 14-point game by making 5 of 7 2-point shots and four free throws.
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"Stay afraid, but do it anyway. What's important is the action. You don't have to wait to be confident. Just do it and eventually the confidence will follow."
~ Carrie Fisher
I've been doing a lot of art these days and I've been forcing myself to post it on social media outlets. While I grew up doing art, I've did it privately, was highly self-critical and only showed pieces that I deemed "good enough" to be subjected to the (imaginarily) critical public. My self-criticism somehow grew to the point that instead of pushing past it and taking classes, I pushed away from art, eventually throwing away every single piece of art I did throughout high-school and college. Eventually, I stopped producing art entirely. By making myself publicize the process of my resuming relationship with art, I'm also making myself embrace the learning process and accept (and even relish!) in the fact that I don't have to be perfect. I can allow myself to just make things and tack them up on the wall and not worry about it, thereby actually enjoying the act of making for the first time in my life.
My childhood was well-spent doing copious amounts of art. From finger-painting, to a brush and easel to making and glazing clay figures and houses that my dad would fire in our kiln at home. Having an artist for a father meant many different things. It meant that he would cut out little wooden fish for us to paint, and stick them on stands so we had waterless aquariums. We used hot-wires to cut 3D foam shapes for school dioramas. We made jewelry, candles, woven bookmarks on little wood & nail looms he'd make for us, we rode on hand-carved rocking horses and it was second nature to be always holding a pen and a pad of paper, doodling away while doing a secondary task. It also meant other things, like he was more of a play-mate than a parent, and that he struggled like many artists do to turn his art into an income stream to support a family. My aunts on that side are artists too, and despite my Grandfather on his side being a colonel in the Air Force, he too was an artist. My mom, spent much of her youth engaged in musical theater and singing and was drawn to all things artistic (including my dad) while also being a linear-thinking engineer. She is an interesting juxtaposition of hard logical, left-side of the brain thinking, over-analytical and free-spirited, rose-colored-glasses-wearing-Janice-Joplin-loving-hippie. Creativity and imagination were two of the guiding tenets that we were raised with. My sister and I inherited a special mish-mash of their intense personalities and gifts in our veins. From the minute we could grasp a pen in our pudgy little hands, art has been a constant in our lives.
In sixth grade my teacher scolded me repeatedly for my messy handwriting and my inclination to draw on any and everything I was doing - from class notes to final drafts of essays, the pages were surrounded by doodles and drawings. Drawing made it easier for me to sit in one place and listen, something I'm still not good at today. She attempted to embarrass me in front of the class and told me that all I would ever be is a tattoo artist, but I didn't take it as an insult. I recall thinking that it was a pretty good idea and that I'd probably make more money than she ever would. In seventh grade, my homeroom teacher encouraged that creativity and in ceramics class I flourished. In high school I took a basic art class that I hardly recall, partly due to smoking a lot of weed that year and partly due to the basic nature of the class. The color wheel, making rudimentary marks with different tools, I spent most of the time working on whatever I wanted instead of the task at hand. I continued through high school, and while I got good grades and excelled in AP classes, I loved most the days that we had to incorporate something creative into the lesson - draw a timeline of history, depict a character from a book, create a magazine - anything that let me use both sides of my brain. Junior year I took Portfolio Art - I skipped all the prerequisites and just brought my work to the teacher and she let me in. We got to sit upstairs away from the rest of the class and work on cooler shit. She taught us how to linocut and it's become a lifelong joy that I only rediscovered a few years ago. She encouraged us to take the restrictions off our minds and just let the art out. Most of my classmates figured I'd pursue art as a career, but that wasn't on the table. I had to get a degree first before my mom would even consider letting me think about anything else.
The last two years in high school through the end of college were a shit show. My family was a mess, my relationships were a mess, I was a mess. My only real outlet for everything was via art. I'd come home from school or work and lock myself in the garage, headphones, my old CD player, a pack of cigarettes and whatever mind-altering substance I had to help process my life and I'd paint. And paint. And paint. And paint. Naturally, I began to associate art with trauma in the same way that an alcoholic associates violent vomiting with drinking. As my life improved, I found myself having something akin to writer's block. I would sit before an empty page or a blank canvas and after a life of images springing forth, barely being held back - there was dead silence. Devoid of intense emotions, I no longer knew how to create anything. I felt like I had traded my sanity for my creativity without knowing what I was trading. From then on, a part of me felt hollow. Years later, my therapist suggested that I silenced that side of myself in an effort to distance myself from that troubled time. Fucked up Rose made art, but boy, was she a train-wreck. But creative Rose, while a bit wild and unstable, also had good things to offer, and is also a vital, vibrant and necessary part of myself. I sat down again in front of art - and nothing.
I'm not sure what changed. I picked back up lino-cutting as it was relatively safe. Draw something, carve it out, roll ink on it and stamp! I was still reluctant about it, and felt uninspired. Last summer we had a strange incident where my neighbor died suddenly, and I wound up inheriting a ton of beautiful jewelry making stuff and some art supplies. We set up my art room in a more usable fashion and I began to think about it more. It seemed a shame to not use her beautiful stuff, and it felt silly to have a room full of art supplies that I didn't use when I damn well knew how to use them. I bought pencils and paper again and realized I'd never actually change my path with art if I didn't get some basic exercises and routine in, so I bought a book that got me to think about drawing differently and started to draw a little bit more. I missed art deeply, but still couldn't really get back there. I randomly asked for some watercolors and pastels and paper and charcoal and stuff I had never really played with for Christmas. I figured it was safe enough to suck at something you'd never done, right? And then I started playing, and it finally the hard, protective shell I'd created to cut myself off from that side cracked right open and let the light back in! After some encouragement, I signed up for a watercolor class that I'm taking once a week.
Since December, I can't stop doing art. I can't stop looking at the way different light casts shadows. At what color the clouds really are. At the soothing feeling of graphite scraping across paper. How delightfully time and anxiety and stress slip away as I chip away at something. And while it feels utterly silly to keep posting pictures of stuff I'm working on, exercises really, it's a triumph. Each and every time I go in my art room and I make something, I feel like I'm celebrating a return to myself and to something completely vital to my well-being.


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Plaintiff: Kaya Holdings, Inc.
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Rio Ferdinand could miss the Carling Cup final later this month after Manchester United decided yesterday to appeal against his extended four-match ban for elbowing Hull's Craig Fagan during the 4-0 win against the Tigers last month.
The England defender was found guilty of violent conduct by the FA. Ferdinand pleaded not guilty to the charge and that plea bought him time to play in last week's Carling Cup semi-final win over Manchester City.
Had he had pleaded guilty, the case would have been dealt with more quickly but he would have missed the derby match.
However, the decision to plead not guilty backfired when the FA's independent regulatory commission found him guilty of elbowing Fagan in the face, and then decided to add an extra game to the mandatory three-match suspension.
An FA statement said: "The Independent Commission felt that the player's denial of the charge was frivolous and on that basis have awarded an additional one match ban upon the statutory three-match ban awarded for violent conduct."
The FA's decision angered the United manager, Sir Alex Ferguson, and now the Premier League champions have decided to appeal against the addition of an extra game.
If the appeal is successful, and the ban is reduced back to three games, Ferdinand will be free to face Everton on 20 February. However, if United lose the appeal the FA has the power to extend Ferdinand's ban up to five games which would sideline him until the end of the month and so force him to miss the Carling Cup final against Aston Villa at Wembley on 28 February.
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May 30, 2016 - The fixture list for the 2016-17 UAE racing season has been approved by His Highness Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Deputy Prime Minister of the UAE, Minister of Presidential Affairs and Chairman of the Emirates Racing Authority (ERA).
A total of 62 race meetings, held across five race tracks in the UAE, will be staged in what promises to be a highly competitive and exciting 2016-17 racing season.
Orphaned Youngsters Visit Meydan's Oasis Stables
Children under the protection of Dubai Minors' Affaires Office were treated to a special stable tour at the yard of Dubai Golden Shaheen and Kahayla Classic-winning trainer, Musabah Al Muhairi on Thursday.
Twenty orphaned youngsters from the Second of December School aged between 7 and 8 attended the tour, offered through the Meydan Equine Education Programme in conjunction with Dubai Media Incorporated.
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ERA Stewards today concluded an inquiry into a report received from the Equine Forensic Laboratory, that the prohibited substance butorphanol was detected in the post-race urine sample taken from HAANOOF (FR) after it ran 3RD in the Emirates Championship (2200 metres) at Abu Dhabi on Sunday 20 March 2016.
ERA Stewards today concluded an inquiry into a report received from the Equine Forensic Laboratory, that the prohibited substance hydrochlorothiazide was detected in the post-race urine sample taken from ATAYYAN (AE) after it ran 11TH in the Al Wataniya Cup (2000 metres) at Al Ain on Thursday 17 March 2016.
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Some of the jockeys and trainers who took part in the US$30m Dubai World Cup day last weekend were on hand to meet members of the Chinese media this morning (Wednesday) ahead of the third Chengdu Dubai International Cup race day, which will be held on Saturday.
The Jinma Lake Racecourse in the Chinese city of Chengdu in Sichuan was the venue for a meet and greet which featured Dubai Kahayla Classic and Golden Shaheen-winning trainer, Musabah Al Muhairi, French trainer Erwan Charpy and jockeys Jesus Rosales and Marc Monaghan.
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In a dominant, track-record setting performance compromised by the slippage of his saddle during the race, California Chrome (USA) avenged last year's second place performance by winning the $10 million Dubai World Cup sponsored by Emirates. In the process, he became the all-time leading money earner in North American racing history.
Leaving from post position 11 in the field of 12, the five-year-old son of Lucky Pulpit established a clear stalking position but, while three-wide, the saddle slipped and made jockey Victor Espinoza's job a bit more tricky.
Victor Espinoza (jockey, California Chrome, 1st) - "I'm just trying to keep my balance and not move my body. I wasn't that concerned about it (the slipped saddle), I just kept looking forward and thinking 'where's the wire'. It was not coming fast enough. I felt like if I could hit the turn three or four wide I'll be in good shape. Today it proves how he can run when he's 100 per cent. The prep he felt strong. He won easy. I didn't want to override him because I knew he was going to have a tough race today. My goal after winning the Triple Crown was to win the Dubai World Cup.
Roger Varian landed a first Dubai World Cup night success as Postponed (IRE) oozed class to strike under birthday boy Andrea Atzeni in the Dubai Sheema Classic presented by Longines.
The Sicilian-born jockey turned 25 today and was always travelling sweetly aboard the late-maturing five-year-old.
After swinging wide into the straight he was soon in control and stretched away from Japan's Duramente (JPN) to record a thumping two-length victory in a track-record time of 2mins 26.97 seconds.
Andrea Atzeni, (jockey, Postponed (IRE), 1st) - "It was very straight-forward, he travelled brilliantly and was in a nice position all the way. I knew it would take a good horse to beat him today. It's great for my boss Sheikh Obaid, everyone has done a really good job with him. It means a lot, it's what racing's all about."
There was a second Japanese success on Dubai World Cup night when Ryan Moore came with a well-timed run to take the $6m Group 1 Dubai Turf Sponsored by DP World on Real Steel (JPN).
The son of Japanese super-sire Deep Impact paid a compliment to subsequent Dubai Sheema Classic Sponsored by Longines runner-up Duramente with the victory. Real Steel had finished second to that rival in last season's Japanese 2000 Guineas and fourth to him in the Japanese Derby.
Real Steel came closest to bagging a Classic success when going down a neck in the Japanese St Leger last October.
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His Highness Sheikh Hamdan Bin Rashid Al Maktoum's Muarrab (GB) battled with American raider X Y Jet (USA) down much of the Meydan stretch in a duel for the ages in the $2m Dubai Golden Shaheen sponsored by Gulf News.
Both horses gave their all and ran winning races, with the final margin of victory a neck.
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Inhibitory forms of killer cell Ig-like receptors (KIR) are important negative regulators of human natural killer (NK) cell activation. They maintain NK cell tolerance through recognition of MHC class I molecules (HLA-A, -B, and -C) on the surface of normal cells in the body. KIR transduces inhibitory signals through the recruitment of SHP-1 and SHP-2 tyrosine phosphatases. Since NK cell activation is controlled by a balance between activating and inhibitory receptors, the surface expression level of KIR is a key determinant of the NK cell activation potential. While a great deal of effort has been directed toward understanding the mechanism by which KIR transduces inhibitory signals, very little is known about the post-translational mechanisms regulating surface expression, endocytosis, and plasma membrane trafficking of these receptors. Improved understanding of the mechanisms regulating KIR surface trafficking and expression could provide novel therapeutic targets to promote NK cell activation toward tumors and virus infected cells by reducing the surface expression levels of KIR. We will define the molecular mechanisms regulating inhibitory KIR trafficking by addressing the following specific aims.
Aim 1 will assess the role of ligand in regulating surface expression of inhibitory KIR. Here we will test the hypothesis that ligand engagement impacts upon the membrane trafficking of inhibitory KIR.
Aim 2 will elucidate the molecular mechanisms mediating endocytosis and degradation of inhibitory KIR. We hypothesize that certain molecular interactions control these pathways, and our experiments will test their impacts on surface receptor expression.
Aim 3 will examine the role of the b arrestin 2 adaptor protein on surface trafficking of inhibitory KIR. We hypothesize that this adaptor promotes surface expression of KIR and stabilizes interaction of the receptor with SHP-1 and SHP-2 phosphatases.
Natural killer (NK) cells can attack tumors and virus-infected cells, and their activation state is controlled by a balance of signals from activating and inhibitory receptors. Inhibitory killer cell Ig-like receptors (KIR) are key regulators on human NK cells that establish tolerance toward normal cells of the body, but surprisingly little is known about the mechanisms that maintain their surface expression. The studies proposed in this application will characterize the molecular regulation of KIR membrane trafficking to develop strategies for reducing their surface expression and thereby potentiating NK cell responses toward tumors and viruses.
|Purdy, Amanda K; Alvarez Arias, Diana A; Oshinsky, Jennifer et al. (2014) The ap-2 clathrin adaptor mediates endocytosis of an inhibitory killer cell Ig-like receptor in human NK cells. J Immunol 193:4675-83
|Anikeeva, Nadia; Steblyanko, Maria; Fayngerts, Svetlana et al. (2014) Integrin receptors on tumor cells facilitate NK cell-mediated antibody-dependent cytotoxicity. Eur J Immunol 44:2331-9
|Campbell, Kerry S; Hasegawa, Jun (2013) Natural killer cell biology: an update and future directions. J Allergy Clin Immunol 132:536-44
|Brusilovsky, Michael; Cordoba, Moti; Rosental, Benyamin et al. (2013) Genome-wide siRNA screen reveals a new cellular partner of NK cell receptor KIR2DL4: heparan sulfate directly modulates KIR2DL4-mediated responses. J Immunol 191:5256-67
|Ni, Minjian; MacFarlane 4th, Alexander W; Toft, Michelle et al. (2012) B-cell adaptor for PI3K (BCAP) negatively regulates Toll-like receptor signaling through activation of PI3K. Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A 109:267-72
|Rosental, Benyamin; Brusilovsky, Michael; Hadad, Uzi et al. (2011) Proliferating cell nuclear antigen is a novel inhibitory ligand for the natural cytotoxicity receptor NKp44. J Immunol 187:5693-702
|Campbell, Kerry S; Purdy, Amanda K (2011) Structure/function of human killer cell immunoglobulin-like receptors: lessons from polymorphisms, evolution, crystal structures and mutations. Immunology 132:315-25
|Miah, S M Shahjahan; Campbell, Kerry S (2010) Expression of cDNAs in human Natural Killer cell lines by retroviral transduction. Methods Mol Biol 612:199-208
|MacFarlane 4th, Alexander W; Oesterling, James F; Campbell, Kerry S (2010) Measuring intracellular calcium signaling in murine NK cells by flow cytometry. Methods Mol Biol 612:149-57
|Purdy, Amanda K; Campbell, Kerry S (2010) Introduction of shRNAs into human NK-like cell lines with retrovirus. Methods Mol Biol 612:223-31
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Business Group: China Preparing to Retaliate on Trade
China is preparing to retaliate if U.S. President-elect Donald Trump raises duties on Chinese goods and already has toughened its stance, an American business group said Wednesday.
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Hundreds of thousands of Chinese travelers were packing airports, train and bus stations Friday as they headed home for Lunar New Year celebrations.
China Says New Rocket Brings Space Station Plans Closer
China's plans for a permanent space station remain firmly on track with the successful launch of its new heavy-lift Long March 5 rocket that will enable ambitious future missions, including a planned trip to Mars.
China's Overseas Takeover Spree Meets Growing Resistance
Corporate China's global shopping binge barreled on this week with more multibillion dollar deals, but Beijing is starting to discover that there are limits to what its money can buy.
Pandas and Peppercorns: Discovering Chengdu
For those that like a bit of heat, there's no place like Chengdu for Sichuan cuisine. And while you're there, be sure to check out the famous China Conservation and Research Centre for the Giant Panda.
China Essentials: Travel Tips & Discovering Shanghai
EDGE travel editor Matthew Wexler returns from China with a shortlist of how to prepare and what not to miss.
Animal Rights Activists Target China Dog Meat Festival
Animal rights activists are seeking to shut down an annual summer dog meat festival in southern China blamed for blackening the country's international reputation as well as fueling extreme cruelty to canines and unhygienic food handling practices.
China's New Push to Dominate Movie Industry
A new international alliance could change what's showing at your local multiplex.
2016 Bucket List: Shanghai
Go east... Far East! EDGE's 2016 bucket list continues with our fifth installment: Shanghai, China.
China's First Domestic Violence Law Overlooks Gays
Activists largely welcomed China's first national anti-domestic violence law on Monday, although some criticized the apparent omissions of sexual violence and gay couples.
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