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LYTHAM ST. ANNES, England -- Adam Scott makes women forget their first and last names. They swoon in his presence. Even George Clooney asks him for handsome lessons.
Think I'm kidding? After his second round, an Open Championship official asked reporters in the media center, "Can we have a show of hands for those who'd like Adam Scott brought to here?"
Dozens of sports writers raised their hands. It was a no-brainer; Scott would enter Saturday just 1 shot out of the lead.
But at the front of the room were three female scoreboard operators. And they all had their hands up. One of the workers had both hands in the air.
"Was that wrong to do?" she said later.
Nah. She wasn't the only woman who fell head over heels for him. St. Annes -- as in Royal Lytham & St. Annes -- is nuts about him, too. And the feeling is mutual.
Scott is on the verge of turning this Open Championship into a one-man play. There's Scott at 11-under. And then there's everyone else.
Four shots separate Scott from second-place Brandt Snedeker and Graeme McDowell. And 18 holes separate the 32-year-old Australian from winning his first major and fulfilling the vast expectations placed on him since turning pro in 2000.
For the moment, this Open belongs to Scott. But it's Saturday, not Sunday.
"He's got the unfortunate burden of never having won a major championship," said McDowell, who won the 2010 U.S. Open after beginning the final round at Pebble Beach 3 shots behind leader Dustin Johnson. McDowell added later: "He's going to be the guy who's going to sleep on the lead tonight. He's going to be the guy with all the pressure."
Sleep isn't going to be a problem. Scott and his pillow get along just fine. He's the king of Z's.
"You can ask anyone who knows me that I can put in some hours," Scott said.
But there might be something to this pressure thing. Scott has won tournaments -- a combined 16 on both tours -- but he has never won a major. Until this week, he had never led a major after a round. And he has exactly one top-10 finish in 12 previous Open Championships.
"I don't know what to expect [Sunday]," Scott said. "I've not really teed off in the last group of the Open before. I'm sure I'm going to be nervous, but it's good nerves and I'm excited."
Scott, ranked 12th in the world, has almost everything: the movie star beard stubble, the elegant clothes and one of the most beautiful, technically perfect swings on the planet. But for a checklist of reasons, he doesn't have a major championship.
Let's see, he couldn't putt.
He was inconsistent.
He wasn't a closer.
"He was almost the world No. 1 a couple of years ago," said his good friend Ernie Els, who is 6 shots out of the lead. "His game left him a bit then. But he seems like he really dedicated himself to the game then. He's got all the talent in the world."
So last year he ditched the conventional putter for the belly putter. It looks like he's holding a bunker rake when he putts, but it works for him.
He hired Steve Williams, who was on Tiger Woods' bag for 13 of his 14 majors.
He configured his playing schedule so everything was built toward majors. Fewer tournaments but more focus on the four biggies.
And here Scott is, on the brink of doing what everyone predicted would do years ago: win a major.
"I don't even really want to think about it right now," said Scott, who finished T-8 at the Masters in April and T-15 at the recent U.S. Open at the Olympic Club.
He said he was nervous walking to the first tee Saturday. On Sunday multiply that by, what, 10 ... 20 ... 100?
Majors are majors because they cause hearts to remind themselves to beat. They make throats dry and hands shake.
Four of the six players within 6 strokes of Scott -- McDowell, Woods, Els and Zach Johnson -- have won majors. The closest Scott has come to one is a T-2 in the 2011 Masters.
"Well, a 4-shot lead doesn't seem to be very much this year on any golf tournament that I've watched," Scott said. "That doesn't mean a lot. The good part is if I play a solid round of golf, it will be very hard for the others to beat me. And that's all I'm thinking about."
Four shots is a nice thing to have in your back pocket heading into the final round. But he's right, nobody is engraving his name on the Claret Jug just yet.
"I just need to do all the same stuff I've been doing that's been effective," he said. "And it shouldn't really change just because it's Sunday."
Really? Adam, I'd like you to meet Sunday at the Open Championship. It's the one with really long claws.
If Els can't win it, he'll be rooting for Scott. Lots of people will, including three media center scoreboard operators.


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Eileen Ghali
Part I
Where gladiators fought for life,
we meet to fight for love
The constellations in the Roman night sky,
celestial spectators, bathe the Colosseum
in the white blood of light
The night is throbbing with the heat of our battle,
our cries, more passionate than any that have gone before
Part II
A short while earlier
A well paid bribe found us in the remains of the Ludus Magnus,
the remains of the old Gladiator School in Rome
where lies buried
a hidden entrance to an underground tunnel
You pull me with you into dark underground world of legend
By light of a flickering torch,
we travel into the entrails of the behemoth,
coming in time upon the holding rooms
My breath catches
I hear the sounds of man and beast
carrying through the thin layers of time:
Slaves, criminals, debtors, all awaiting their fate…
Animals pawing, grunting, starved for food
Dying to kill to stave the gnawing pain
Waiting to be lifted up into the arena
Waiting to fight
Waiting to live or die
Part III
We break into the hypogeum
The crispness of the night air stings us
The vastness of it all paralyzes all thought
Rome comes ALIVE
The resurrection of history enflames us,
and as we mount those final stairs up to the arena,
I feel your excitement blazing through me
Your grasp is almost painful in jubilee
"We are here…HERE!" Your voice is laced with the sacred.
Between those famed arches…XIX and XX
We stand
You and I all and 50,000 ghost spectators
Here at the East Entrance
The Gate of Life Looms above us
True gladiators passed through these very gates
Here the applause coursed through their veins
And thundered to the captives below…
Here I stand
Quivering with the knowledge of all this night means to me
That thunder reverberates through MY body
I can hardly breathe
Your eyes are looking up at tiered levels
while mine look ahead
There is the walkway connecting the east to west
At the far side is the Libitinarian, the Gate of Death,
through which dead gladiators were dragged,
their bodies dumped in the Spoliarium
to be stripped of clothes and armor
Life and death
Here, they converged
Here, they fought
On this night
I know
I will strip myself of my clothing and armor
I will let down my defenses
and give in to your onslaught of passion
Here… I will die to all but your eyes
Part IV
I walk, quietly, with purpose
Here….in this place...
my virgin blood will be spilt
Halfway between life and death, I stop
I turn towards you
My voice reaches you on the night wind
"Come to me!"
I see you move towards me
My mighty gladiator
You who have fought my demons
You who have slain my nightmares
You who have held in check
A savage desire for possession
As you stand before me
I wonder if you know
Tonight is the night
You will plunder and ravage
to your heart's delight
your just reward
Part V
You find a place to keep the torch upright
You see the blanket I've spread on the ground
I answer the question in your eyes
With the curve of my lips
I steady my hands as they work to undress me
I feel my body burn in the warmth of your presence
Your eyes undress me faster than my hands can,
and yet... you are....immovable
You stand transfixed
You wait until my only covering
Is my flowing hair
"Make love to me
Here, now...be my gladiator
Come...claim your prize."
I reach out my hand to you
and in a moment
before my next intake of breath
you've come to life and crush me in your arms
Your mouth claims mine
like never before
seeking more
your tongue explores
demanding, commanding
it takes what it will
You pull me in to you
Your hand in my hair,
my breath is raptured by your sheer strength
Your mouth travels along my neck
Hungry….like a famished animal finally set free to feast
You devour as you reach my cleavage
I lean back to let you savor my breasts
For the first time
to taste
You're down on your knees
your tongue encircling my navel
going round and round and dipping inside
This prophetic dance of what is to come
washes over me
as you lower me to the ground
In a moment, I'm looking at the stars
The two brightest ones being your eyes
You are above me
You are everywhere
Kissing tasting touching feeling pleasing
Finding my voice, I pant...
"Don't...be gentle
I'm gasping with the effort
of all I need to say...
of the weight of feelings...
raging within me
"Don't...hold back anymore
Take me...
Take me...now."
Your hands reach for mine and pin them down
My breasts heave, my body rocks
as I feel you plunging into the moistness
that your very presence always creates in me
But never...to this luxuriant degree
Pain mixes with pleasure again and again
As I hear your grunt and groan
Your ecstasy comes in manish moan
And I close my eyes to the Roman night sky
I sigh
I die
To the world
I am reborn in you
I hear your victory cry
And feel your jubilant release inside
Part VI
They fought for life
We fought for love
My fingers run through your hair
Your head is pillowed on my breast
My heart beat a reminder
Of what you have won
A gladiator's reward...
in the arms
of the woman
For Justin Bordner's Contest
Make Love to Me in that Ancient Place
November 16, 2014
Copyright © Eileen Manassian | Year Posted 2014
I stare at my mirror
So shocked by what I see
There is a strange woman
Staring right back at me
I must've been abducted
This must be a crazy trick
For the reflection that I see
Is making me quite sick
Are those horrid wrinkles?
Is that a double chin?
The neck that was my joy
Is pillar like- not thin!
My eyes have no sparkle
They look listless and glazed
It gets so hard to focus
When all I feel is dazed
Maybe it's just a dream
From which I will awake
For how could that be me?
I'm sure it's just a fake
I pinch myself real hard
The mirror woman screams
Oh no, it must be true
Now both of us cry streams
Mirror, you're a traitor!!!
Mirror, this is a crime!!!
I order you to hide!!!
The tell-tale signs of time!!!
Do me a small favor
Tell me a little lie
Reflect a younger me…
Oh please, give it a try!
Eileen Manassian Ghali
Copyright © Eileen Manassian | Year Posted 2013
This life is fine
The world is mine
Though I can't stop
The hands of time
The birds all sing
And flowers bloom
The sun still shines
And chases gloom
And I can view
The sparkling sea
And all the stars
Just dance with me
The clouds, they hide
And I must seek
The creatures small
At me, they peek
The grass is cool
Beneath my feet
The water dew
Now wets my cheek
I have true friends
A family
And hope of an
A place where I
Will not fear death
Where all is sweet
Upon my breath
Where tears will cease
to touch my face
And I am blessed
By Heaven's Grace
My life is fine
The world is mine
This is my time
To truly shine
Eileen Manassian
Copyright © Eileen Manassian | Year Posted 2015
The Maltese Moon,
she draws my eyes
to shapely orb
in starlit sky
she smiles at me
with wanton grace
and spills desire
upon my face
I'm all awash
in milky glow
sacred secrets
Mine to know...
the Maltese Breeze
he flirts with me
can't let me be
his fingers trace
my rounded face
my hair he twirls
my skirt's a whirl
he has no care
this Maltese Breeze
alone can dare
dishevel me
and set me free
The Maltese Sea
now beckons me
wets my desire
in moon glow fire
that rides the waves
as my heart craves
His liquid arms
and all his charms
This Maltese Sea
so vast so free
is calling me
is calling me....
I close my eyes
as Maltese Air
caresses my lips
in great fanfare
I breath him in
in sheer delight
by his might
I pause a while
my life on hold..
my heart, it beats
so brave, so bold
The others, they just
walk on by
and yet I wait
alone, I sigh
Awash in light
of Maltese Moon
the Maltese Breeze
just simply croons
and Maltese Sea
he, murmurs sweet
and I am lost
In Maltese treat
The magic starts to fade away
I start to walk, I cannot stay
They've called me from my reverie
I rush to catch up with the three
but turn for one more blessed glance
at Maltese Moonbeam's fond romance
There's more to me than what they know
more passion than what I can show
The Maltese Moon, she smiles at me
For we have shared sweet ecstasy
Eileen Manassian
Copyright © Eileen Manassian | Year Posted 2016
I wish I could tell you
what you've done wrong
But there'd be no point
You'd explain it all away
and say, "Fight, Babe
Fight another day.
Battle scars come and go
This you should know
It's part of the game
fight another day."
I wish I could tell you
What you didn't do
That was wrong too
The hurt, it's just the same
I know, it's love's silly game
I'm done playing
You were terribly wrong
I can't be strong
I got no fight left
For another day
So, hey!
Wish I could tell you...
But, then again
My silence will let you know
I see it all
What you hide inside
Wounded pride
You lied
I cried
But if I tell you
All you'd do is deny
So...let my silence speak
Thought you're strong,
but you're weak
Fight another day...
Fight another day...
Fighting days are through
Yes, through for me and you
I have no words...no words left
So...I'll let my silence speak!
Eileen Manassian
there's too much sorrow...
don't you know
we are all going to die
a starting point always beckons a finish
sooner or later
no matter how
peaceful or painful
that final moment may be
you see...
it will come
for you
for me
There's too much sorrow
so much I have seen
sickness sapping away
the mother-daughter moments
meant for me...
She struggled bravely
to set my fears free
But MS wouldn't let her be
My Mama left me
There is too much sorrow
the pain of being unloved
of trying to fit in
of trying to play the game
of success and fame
it all comes at a cost
so much is lost...
sacrificial moments
meant for family
There is too much sorrow
refugee misery
nowhere to be
no home
no destiny
just abject poverty
hearts left hungry
for a love
that the world
will not let them see
There is too much sorrow
tonight my heart is heavy
I'm tired of goodbyes
I'm tired of trying to fit in
I'm tired of pretense
I'm tired of...me
There is too much sorrow
Eyes are blurring
I can't see
the last lines I'm meant to write
Too tired to fight
Survival more than it's pumped up to be
Sleep....obliviousness of a dream
sweet it seems to me
you see...
There is too much pain
So write...
write for me
of happy
of make believe
of heaven
and eternity
of no pain
or misery
of no abuse
or fatality
of no tears
or cruelty
no more death
for you
no more death
for me
can't you see?
Write of happy...
Please, there is too much sadness here
for me....
Eileen Manassian Ghali
"Look up at the stars," you say
Its just another night up on the old water tank
Our blanket is spread and here we sit with the universe our theater
Another night of showing me the constellations
Astronomy…your love
You…my love
The stars….your hobby
You….my idolatry
I try to follow your pointing finger
I try so hard to see them, those legends in your night sky
Hercules and Orion
You breathe out the names in sacred tones of awe
The constellations come alive, thundering across the sky
Celestial history of time
But the only stars I see shine in your eyes
your masculine grace
the beauty of your face
your inner glow that shames this night star show
you take my breath away...
And all I know on this night
is that I want to slide down the handle of the Big Dipper with you
And splash into the waters of passion
Drenched in the liquid light of your love
My universe
"You're not listening…" you reprimand gently
as you look at me
I can't speak
You touch my cheek
"What is it?"
And my voice is still
as I struggle to find the will
to make you see
all that you mean to me
I rise to my feet
Trembling, I speak...
"I will not let ….the stars outshine MY love for you
That's…all you see
I'm here
now taste my jealousy"...
Your upturned face moves me beyond inhibitions..
My hands overcome the shyness
my stuttering voice belies
They start to undress me
"I am…your earth bound Virgo
Here….I'm here…
But I will no longer be your virgin...
Not tonight"
My blouse flutters to the ground
and my hands move to my skirt
"Make me your Andromeda, your chained lady
Yes….wrap yourself around me
Bind me with your love
Be my hungry Leo, thirsty with desire
And I will play the part of Aquarius… a water bearer of love"
And my undergarments….along with my skirt, fall all around me
Naked, I lower myself onto your lap
I straddle you
as the Milky Way straddles the night sky
And now….I am all you see
Your star struck eyes now focus on me
Wonder fills them as they take in my breasts
Full and taut with desire
for the first time revealed
I feel your fire
I speak…
"Yes, you cannot touch celestial orbs, but touch these...
Touch me...taste me....I'm here
And let my throbbing full moon
Covered now with a mantle chaste
Reveal itself to your touch
I want you so much...
Yes, I'm here"...
And you fondle and taste
and you fiercely embrace
In my virgin blush
the stars hush
they hush to the sound of your name
that comes from my lips in bursts of new pleasure
time stands still to in the wake of this thrill
and my universe comes to be
birthed within your release
Trembling in my arms you speak
In a voice awed and weak
"My universe...is you
The stars fall silent...their voice is hushed
every time....
every time...
you say my name.
You hush the stars with my name"
Eileen Manassian
February 24, 2015
You're sleeping soundly, but I'm left on fire
Engulfed by flames of burning hot desire
I yearn for you, and in my heart's an ache
For I must wait till sun kissed, you awake
I think of you, so full of every grace
You're angel bearings show upon your face
The strength of virile man is in your stance
It makes the heart in me just want to dance
To know that you are mine is sweetest treat
It makes me want each day anew to greet
The joy of losing self there in your eyes
Gives me the wings I need to take to skies
You give me strength; you give me love that's true
My world is epic all because of you
For Gautami Phookan's Contest- I think of You
February 17, 2015
Mama….it's today
The chalendar shouts it
15 years ago..you breathed your last
and I still see you in dreams
and I still miss you, Mama
I'm sitting here
in front of the screen
wondering….what it would be like
to see your smile again
wondering if you'd be proud of my work
I write, Mama
I write poetry
But you knew that
I wrote you many poems
and you loved my lines
You always believed in me
and you believed that one day
I'd make it as a writer
and you made me promise
to always sign my maiden name
after everything I write
so that the world would know
where the talent came from
you were so proud of me
I'm crying, Mama
I'm crying
I miss you so much
You made me who I am
I'm just another reflection of you
the woman
in love with words
in love with life
in love with people
in love with passion
the teacher
the well respected Bible scholar
the one with a caring heart whom
everyone adored...
the one with the ready smile
But MS had a hold on you
even before I came to be
and I had to witness
you succumbing to its power
It changed my happy dreams
into nightmares of losing you
Broken bones
I saw it all, Mama
As I was growing up…
I saw it all
And I died a million deaths
Waiting for the time that you would go
And you left, Mama
You left me
You prayed to go
to be free from your wheelchair
He heard…
He answered…
and you are asleep in Him now
waiting for the trumpet call
when you will be awaked from your slumber
your smile no longer crooked
your body no longer bent
your voice beautiful again...
how you mourned the loss of your voice, Mama
you will sing again…
you will run and dance
and pick flowers
I will be there, Mama
When you awake up..
I will be there to hold you and kiss you
and thank you for giving me life
and making me who I am
But for now…Mama,
I need to cry
I miss you…
March 19 is always a reminder
of what I've missed all these years
a mother beside me
to guide me and love me
and to tell me that everything
everything is going to be Ok in the end
but I carry you in my heart
now and forever…
You are with me, Mama
I love you!
I'll see you on the other side!
where there will be no more death
no more crying or sickness or pain
no more MS!
only joy...
March 19 will be no more
Only eternity!!!!
Eileen Manassian Ghali
Isaiah 57: 1 & 2- The righteous perish,
and no one takes it to heart;
the devout are taken away,
and no one understands
that the righteous are taken away
to be spared from evil.
2 Those who walk uprightly
enter into peace;
they find rest as they lie in death.
He was ever gentle with her
always careful
never passing the boundaries
never asking too much
a man of his culture
and bearing
didn't move too fast
She was a flower
a flower he had plucked
from her family's garden
with their blessing
she was safe in his keeping
though her scent drove him mad
its floral fragrance fascinating
deliriously desirous
she was fresh and innocent
he meant to make her bloom
He was patient
It was enough that she had consented to be his
she admired him
that he knew
it would be enough
for now…
And so he waited
willing for her to feel
admiration turn to love
love turn to passion
and so, he put her in a vase
filled with the nourishment of his love
and he tended to her
admiring her
his fragrant rose
Tonight he showed her the home
that would be hers
But what was this?
that look in her eye
the shyness gone
he saw…. longing
her face radiant
her lips inviting
petal pink
to match her cheeks
his rose
his flower
and yet
he dared not touch her that way
for fear of crushing her
in his rough hands
She whispered
ever so lightly
perhaps he dreamed it
maybe it was the breeze
whispering through the window
as it danced in her hair
No, there it was again…
"It is time…
I am ready."
the meaning of her words
hung in the space between them
making it impossible to breathe
or even to think
And he watched
incapable of movement
as she stepped away from him
in the middle of the room
she turned to look at him
and one by one
she unfurled the petals
of her clothing
and let them fall down
fluttering to the floor
layer upon layer…discarded
all the while
as she undressed
ever so slowly
her eyes invited him
There she stood
with no covering
her raven hair
cascaded down her skin
reaching down
to the curve of her breasts
covering what he had only seen
in dreams…
but this
this was real
she was real
and she held out her hand to him
"Do I please you?"
her voice caressed the words
for she knew
the power of her beauty
she must have seen the answer
there in his eyes
for she moved forward
ever so slightly
"Come…come to me, my love…"
He was there
in an instant
his arms around her
he was there
before the lilting cadence of her last word
had a chance to fade away
She smiled,
once again a little shy
She reached up to him
letting him melt into her kiss
as she slowly drew him down
surrounded by the strewn petals
on the floor of their home
in the bed of his heart
he claimed her
as his own...
his flower
his rose
amidst the fallen petals...
he heard her sigh
Eileen Manassian Ghali


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Call me impatient. Call me lazy. But what I'd really like is for someone to call me to the table for a home-cooked meal (preferably whipped up by a renowned gourmet chef, while we're dreaming).
Because I have no one to cook for me, and I don't have all day to prepare, I need a plan. We must avoid all impulses to dash out for pizza or Chinese whenever any little interruption occurs so we don't perpetuate those obesity statistics.
Meetings, football practise, dance classes – your kids think your role in life is to be taxi driver for them. Yes, we are busy-busy but must crank out delicious, healthy meals at the same time. Here are some shortcuts in the kitchen that may help you to retain the family table in this crazy world of busy-ness.
Prepped to go. See, you aren't the only who can't stand the drudgery of chopping and dicing onions, peppers, mushrooms and all kinds of assorted vegetables. You will find in the fruit and veg aisle as well as frozen section, assorted pre-chopped items to add to stir-fries, pasta or any other recipe.
Bear in mind that frozen veg are just as good as fresh - if not even better. Freezing vegetables immediately after harvesting preserves nutrients. With fresh veg, nutrients are often lost during transport and storage.
The jars of minced garlic and ginger also save time. You can also buy these in interesting little tubes, like toothpaste. The flavour will not be as fresh but will do in a pinch.
Pasta in a jiffy. It's not like pasta takes a long time, but when you cook it, double or triple the quantity and save the rest to be heated up in an instant. It even freezes well and can be warmed with some hot water run through.
Staple meal. Combine the pasta and veggies for a base that has infinite possibilities. Throw the frozen or fresh chopped veggies into the last several minutes of boiling pasta. After draining, add away, with items such as tinnes tomatoes, drained, canned beans, diced leftover chicken breast, tuna, spaghetti sauce, parmesan or feta cheese. You can just go wild.
Slaw tonight. Coming up with different vegetables can be a challenge. Coleslaw does not have to be the partner to all fatty meats. While it is routinely the sidekick to barbecue, lasagne, hotdogs and burgers, try a different version to accompany grilled chicken or fish.
Buy a bag of shredded cabbage, broccoli or carrots and simply add low-fat dressing. Jazz it up with chopped red or yellow peppers and coriander if you get industrious. It doesn't take long, but it tastes like it.
Speedy starch. For a quick starch when you forgot to put on rice or don't have 30 minutes to prepare it, either use instant rice or couscous.
Couscous is my favourite - it takes about five minutes and is very receptive to cooked vegetables and meats thrown right in. All take as long as it takes to boil water. Just don't watch the pot.
Prompt protein. Make sure that you have lots of different sizes of zip-lock bags for meat marinating. I like to take whatever meat or fish I have purchased - salmon or tuna, pork tenderloin, chicken breasts or beef.
Remove packaging and place in a zip-lock bag with a good dousing of some marinade. It is ready to be cooked that night, or it can go into the freezer for future use. Go ahead and buy the economy size and grill all of it for lots of leftovers that can be frozen.
If you think about it, much of our time-crunch cooking issues arise because we didn't think about it ahead of time. It's all in the planning. Head for the supermarket, plan your meals, whip them up and then you can get to that meeting. No problem.
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|Zoom! De'Anthony Thomas and the Ducks give the Red Wolves whiplash on Saturday. (AP)
For the past three decades, John Thompson has broken down film, probed for weaknesses and drawn up schemes. The 56-year-old has run the defense at, among other places, five different SEC programs. The guy has coached against national championship teams that have been pass-heavy and also teams that have relied primarily on the run to win national titles. Last Saturday night, Thompson was tasked with trying to get the Arkansas State Red Wolves, a team that won 10 games in 2011, to slow down the Oregon Ducks.
The game kicked off at 7:30 PT and within 15 minutes, it unfolded in a disastrous manner for Thompson. The Ducks proceeded to score touchdowns on their first seven drives. None of those drives took longer than 2:54 seconds. By midway through the second quarter, Thompson's team trailed 50-3.
Football coaches, especially ones in their mid-50s, seldom are awestruck. But that word, perhaps better than any other, summed up Thompson's mindset after what he witnessed Saturday night in the Pacific Northwest.
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"That is, by far, the fastest team I have ever, ever, EV-VER seen," Thompson said Tuesday night. "It is unbelievable."
The Ducks went on to win 57-34 and amassed 605 total yards of offense, but in truth, Chip Kelly had throttled things down so much by midway through the second quarter, stats don't illustrate much of an accurate picture of the kind of display Oregon put on. If Kelly felt so inclined the Ducks would've scored over 100 points on the defending Sun Belt champs in Week 1.
"We had guys there in the right spot and we still ended up two steps behind 'em," Thompson said. "Things just happened so fast."
Thompson was well-versed in the Ducks' speed. This off-season, he had studied hundreds of hours of film of an offense that averaged over 46 points per game last year. He saw clips of De'Anthony Thomas averaging over 77 yards a carry in the Rose Bowl. Saw video of Oregon's spring game where the new starting QB Marcus Mariota broke off an 82-yard TD run right through the Ducks D. Saw clip after clip of Kenjon Barner gashing defenses.
"We weren't gonna play a snap of man," he said. Instead, the Red Wolves went with some combo coverage and also kept a man over the top. "We tried to blitz 'em. They ate us up. We tried zone pressures. They got us with that too."
They preached sure tackling and taking good angles. Problem is, that kind of geometry can't be replicated from a board. Reliable, heady players could diagnose things but couldn't get near making the play because they had never seen the pace or the speed until they were caught up in the whirlwind.
The Ducks' headliners: Thomas and Mariota, were even better than advertised. Thompson struggled for a comparison to fit the 5-9, 176-pound sophomore. Former Florida great Percy Harvin, a bigger, thicker player with a great first step, was the closest Thompson could think of, but even that didn't seem to apt. "Thomas has such great moves and has so much pure speed. He's not like Dexter [McCluster], who was more of a jitterbug type. He's a one-cut and go guy. Wow!"
The real revelation, though, proved to be Mariota, the 6-4, 211-pound Hawaiian, who went 18-of-22 for 200 yards and three TD passes. "I thought he'd be more run than throw, but he's got a very live arm and is really, really accurate and has great touch. I was so impressed with him."
Of course, if you focus too much on those two, then Kenjon Barner or freshman running back Byron Marshall may get you. Or Josh Huff. Or . . .
As flashy as the Ducks' personnel and shiny uniforms are, their playbook was actually not fancy. Like many teams, they run the inside zone, they run the stretch play, run the power, throw some screens and are very adept at running boots and nakeds thanks to their dynamic young QB. "It's West Coast concepts and some spot routes, but they're so good at play-action and their O-line does a good job of selling play-action, and when they run the climb routes, they just get on you so fast and find the spaces between the linebacker and the safeties."
In all, the Ducks had six different ball-carries with at least a 24-yard gain. They had 11 different receivers with a reception of 10 yards or longer. They were 10-of-19 on third downs and four-of-five on fourth downs. "You've gotta keep great leverage on them, and that's what we didn't do," Thompson said.
Two seasons ago, Oregon came within a last-second field goal of beating Auburn for the BCS national title. Last year, the Ducks were bottled up by LSU, 40-27, in the opener. Thompson, though, pointed out that in that game, the Ducks dropped some balls, had some fumbles and Duck quarterback Darron Thomas missed quite a few open receivers. "Then," he says, "LSU's swagger took over. But this kid (Mariota) is a much, much better thrower.
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5) Keep refrigerated until required for chafing.
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As Concorde made its final turn into a technological cul-de-sac, Phillip Atcliffe was watching. "I was at Filton Airport waiting for her to come in."
The supersonic jet's ultimate flight took place a month after the final, ceremonial commercial arrivals at Heathrow. On 26 November 2003, Concorde flew from British Airways' base back to the womb – in the shape of Filton, north of Bristol. It was here that the British half of the Anglo-French grand projet was born, in the days when the future for travellers was seen as the ability to cross the Atlantic in under four hours.
Now, 10 years after that sad, wet Wednesday, Dr Atcliffe is senior lecturer in aeronautical engineering at Salford University – and a hypersonic hotshot. But he is pessimistic about ultra-fast flight happening anytime soon: "You need money and political will – which aren't forthcoming."
In the absence of any collective appetite to break the sound barrier, there is an alternative. I am delighted to reveal that you will soon be able to cross the Atlantic in under four hours – so long as you fly from St John's in Newfoundland to Dublin between 15 June and 5 October next year.
The "block time" is four hours and 15 minutes – less than BA schedules for its Gatwick-Tenerife flights. Allowing for pushback and taxiing in Newfoundland and Ireland, the time in the air should be just shy of four hours.
I wrote only a fortnight ago about how the one big opportunity in no-frills aviation was a transatlantic link to and from St John's, which is the nearest North American airport to the British Isles. I speculated that Belfast was in with a shout.
Right island, wrong city.
This week a successful and ambitious low-cost airline announced flights from Dublin. It will use short-haul Boeing 737s – the only jet the airline flies. But it may not be the carrier you first thought of. Ryanair tells me "transatlantic flights are still some years away". Instead, the airline taking a giant leap with the smallest step across the Atlantic is WestJet of Canada. This Calgary-based carrier is just three months younger than easyJet. Until now, it has flown only within North America and the Caribbean. But for an airline that flies to the corners of Canada – the world's second-biggest country – the Atlantic is hardly a challenge. Dublin to St John's, at 2,050 miles, is shorter than Toronto to Vancouver.
Don't expect startlingly cheap fares. Flying out on the last Saturday in July, back two weeks later, you will pay the equivalent of £550. Add perhaps £150 for a return flight from your local airport in Britain to the Irish capital, and the "low-cost" trip totals £700. But that is 40 per cent less than Air Canada is quoting on the same dates for its non-stop service from Heathrow to St John's.
It's a breeze
A slightly cheaper supersonic substitute? In terms of sheer speed over the ground (or the ocean), the best a mere mortal can hope for is a flight from the US to Europe in winter. With luck you will benefit from terrific tailwinds, which the flight crew will seek out in order to reduce flying time and fuel burn. On my last flight from San Diego to London, in early December, the ground speed shown on the seatback screen touched 723mph. The speed of sound at the plane's cruising altitude is about 660mph, but no sound barrier was broken because the Boeing 777's speed through the air was only 535mph.
With the help of the supercharged jet stream, I arrived at Heathrow 70 minutes early – and paid a lot less for the experience than that summer trip to St John's would cost.
Along the way, you may fly over BA's son-of-Concorde. The airline reserves flight numbers 1-4 for its links between London City and New York. A specially adapted Airbus A318 flies the Atlantic with just 32 business-class seats aboard. Two drawbacks: the lowest fare is about five times the cheapest economy seat on BA's standard 777. And, unlike Concorde, its offspring is slower than a conventional jet. The Airbus must stop on the outbound leg in Shannon to refuel; 777 passengers can depart five minutes later yet arrive 80 minutes earlier. Even coming back, the schedule shows the exclusive plane taking 20 minutes longer.
For a lower-cost Concordesque experience, book a short-haul flight on British Airways from London City airport. You will fly from the Docklands airport on a Brazilian-made Embraer jet, hopefully the 190 version. This plane is a lot less pointy and graceful than Concorde from the outside. But inside it has a cabin profile almost identical to the supersonic jet, with the same two-by-two seating and generous legroom. And it is just two seats short of Concorde's capacity of 100.
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Welcome to Pitlochry Festival Theatre. Scotland's 'Theatre in the Hills' offers an exciting year round programme of theatre, touring companies and music.
The 'Theatre in the Hills' has an international reputation for the high quality and scale of its productions, drawing over 100,000 visitors from through out the UK and abroad every year to enjoy a unique repertoire system which allows visitors to see a different show every night of the week - two on matinée days!
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I'd like to welcome readers in joining me as we learn a bit more about Stephanie Rose Bird, a woman whose specialties and talents cover a broad spectrum. After receiving an MFA from the University of California at San Diego, Stephanie Rose Bird's line of experiences quickly grew to include the following: Assistant Professor at the School of the Art Institute in painting and drawing; a Fulbright Senior Scholar to Australia in the field of anthropology; and teaching at the Chicago Botanic Garden as well as the Garfield Conservatory. Ms. Bird is also a professional member of the International Center for Traditional Childbearing (Black Midwives and Healers) and the Herb Research Society of the American Botanical Council. She is also a member of Author's Guild.
Ms. Bird's works include: Sticks, Stones, Roots and Bones: Hoodoo, Mojo and Conjuring with Herbs, Four Seasons of Mojo: an Herbal Guide to Natural Living, and A Healing Grove: African Tree Remedies and Rituals for Body and Spirit, and her newest release, The Big Book of Soul: The Ultimate Guide to the African American Spirit.
Stephanie Rose Bird resides in the Chicago area with her husband, where she also is a practicing magical herbalist and aromatherapist.
First of all, could you tell us a bit about The Big Book of Soul: The Ultimate Guide to the African American Spirit? What is the story about, who are the characters, and so forth?
The Big Book of Soul: The Ultimate Guide to the African American Spirit: Legend & Lore, Music and Mysticism, Recipes and Rituals, was released February 5, 2010 and it was published by Hampton Roads Publishers and distributed by Red Wheel Weiser Books. The Big Book of Soul investigates the phenomenon of soul and the development of soulful practices from ancient through contemporary times in the African diaspora. As its title suggests it is a complex book that combines folklore and mythology with alternative spirituality, healing, and African American and well as continental African history. I wrote it because I saw a need for a book that explored the heart-felt spirit, so present in African societies, that we call soul.
Do you have a favorite excerpt from the book that you could share with us, please?
Here is an excerpt from the conclusion of The Big Book of Soul:
The Big Book of Soul is an epochal exploration into the meaning of soul in sacred and mundane life of African Americans in the diaspora with spiritual lessons for all. This book is also an investigation into the nexus of heart, art, and soul — how the three can come together to imbue life with unfathomably rich possibilities. The trio's possibilities include depth of loving, potential for healing the self and others, as well as the idea of tapping into energy that enriches the soul experience.
What do you want readers to take away from reading The Big Book of Soul?
I would like for readers to gain an appreciation for the holistic healing ways of people of African descent and for readers to understand the connection between soul and healing.
What was the most fun about writing The Big Book of Soul?
The aspect of writing the book that brought me particular joy was reaching out to Africans both abroad and in America as well as African Caribbean people and my fellow African Americans, making new friendships.
What was the hardest part about writing the book?
The hardest part of the writing was deciphering the various languages used by different groups of people.
What kind of research did you do?
I conducted interviews, read academic and peer-reviewed papers; read volumes of books, and traveled.
Could you please tell us about your writing process?
I like to start writing early in the morning and write until late afternoon. My writing is a journey of discovery — it feels very much like a journey through different thought processes, spaces, times, continents, lifestyles, and belief systems.
Do you ever put yourself within your characters?
I'm a nonfiction writer so I don't have characters. However in my style of writing to do interject personal stories thus some parts of the book read like a memoir.
Do you have any particular habits that you take part in while writing? By that I mean certain music you like to listen to, foods you like to eat, environment that helps you write better, etc.
The sun and a good cup of chai tea help me write better. I have an iPod playlist that I call working morning or morning music and that is generally what I write to. These playlists feature music from France, the Middle East; North, South and West Africa as well as folk music from Croatia.
Where do you get your ideas and inspirations?
I get my ideas from nature, working with herbs and being in my garden.
How did you decide you wanted to be a writer? Was there any authors or books that made you think "Wow, that's what I want to do – craft stories of my own for others to read"?
I felt there was a great need for the voices of African American women in the holistic health, mind/body/spirit, and alternative spirituality field. I began writing out of what I saw as a necessity.
What make you take that leap from "wanting" to be a writer, as opposed to "becoming" a writer? Many talk of being a writer and dip their toes in, but it seems there is often a sort of "push" to bring one over that wall.
As I said, I am a nonfiction writer and doing research comes naturally to me. In the process of my research I make certain discoveries and find stories that simply have to be told.
How do you come up with the names of your characters? It almost seems as though, as an author, you have the continuous fun of naming children!
As a nonfiction writer I don't get to name characters but I name my chapters and make creative subheadings and side bars. Usually a voice in my head gives me an inspired idea for my chapter headings — they come after the chapter is written.
Were you an avid reader as a child? If so, what were some of your favorite books?
I was indeed an avid reader. For guilty pleasure I liked reading "Archie" comics and I loved the horror and paranormal genre.
If you had to summarize your life and give it a book title, what would that title be?
The never-ending story — at least I hope.
What are you working on right now?
I'm currently working on promoting The Big Book of Soul.
What are you reading right now?
I'm reading a book by a fellow African American Chicago-based writer named Regina Harris Baiocchi; it is called Indigo Sound and she self-published it.
Who are some of your favorite authors?
I like Carleen Brice, Judika Illes (two friends of mine), Christopher Penzak, Malidoma Patrice Some, Carlos Castenada, Dean Koontz, and some of Stephen King's earlier work.
If you could have lunch and chat with any author, dead or alive, who would it be and why?
I'm hoping to meet the African shaman Malidoma Patrice Some. I'd like to study with him. I admire his work tremendously.
What do you hope to accomplish within the next five years?
I hope to write another work of nonfiction and to publish my first novel.
Is there anything that you would like to add that you would like readers to know about you or your writing?
I am very thankful to my parents, my extended family, my friends, the ancestors and spirits for inspiring what I write and for their support.
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Stuffed Flounder Fillets
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When you see a cat, what do you see?
I was looking at some new picture books recently, and there were two very cute books in the pile featuring cats. It got me thinking about a conversation I had a while ago with a fellow librarian who is a cat lover. She was expressing her disappointment because she felt that cats were underrepresented in children's picture books. Books featuring dogs seem plentiful, but books with cats are a little harder to find. I don't know what this means: do people in general really prefer dogs over cats, or is it just children's book authors and publishers who seem to favor dogs?
I certainly do not want to get in the middle of the perennial cats vs. dogs debate, but I do want to let cat lovers know: do not despair! There is a wide variety of delightful picture books featuring cats, and I have pulled together a list of some of my favorites. Some are funny; some are sweet; some have outstanding illustrations; and all feature cats. As I thought about this topic, it got me thinking that because there is a day for everything, surely there must a National Cat Day, and there is! Feline fans, celebrate your cuddly companions any day, but on October 29, National Cat Day, I suggest you make a special point of grabbing one of these books about cats and inviting a child to enjoy a story with you.
Deep within the solitary, stone pyramids of Egypt, a lonely, mummified cat roams the ancient hallways searching for his young, royal owner Queen Hat-shup-set in Mummy Cat. Reminiscing, Mummy Cat shares the simplicity of living life with a queen, going through his days playing by the Nile riverbank, portrait drawing, and game playing. But one day, he and the queen were attacked by a scorpion! And two small bodies were laid to rest. Now, Mummy Cat waits for his Queen to appear after 3,000 years—will tonight be the night she finally returns?
"The Mona Cheese is missing, and debonair cat-detective William is on the case!"
Popular children's author James Dean brings back his loveable and rocking cat Pete to celebrate a delightful Halloween in his new book, Pete the Cat: Five Little Pumpkins! Using the popular children's song "Five Little Pumpkins," Dean takes Pete and his adoring fans on one purrrfect adaptation of the classic rhyme. Will Pete and the galloping gourds make it in time for Trick-or-Treating? Read to find out!
Franz Kafka's "The Metamorphosis" is a short story about Gregor Samsa, a salesman who wakes up one day to find himself turned into a large insect. It is a grim tale of social alienation that is frequently considered one of the most depressing short stories ever written. How could any writer possibly expand such a profoundly melancholy text into a novel-length adaptation? Quirk Classics, the specialty publisher behind such "revised" versions of classic texts as Pride and Prejudice and Zombies and Android Karenina, has attempted this with The Meowmorphosis, an adaptation of "The Metamorphosis" that has Gregor turning into a human-sized kitten rather than a bug. Although perhaps still too grim for some tastes, The Meowmorphosis does provide an interesting take on social alienation and a clever satire on Kafka's writing technique.
The Napping House, by Audrey Wood, is full of beautiful illustrations, and there is wonderful repetition in the wording of the book. The sequencing is great for children because it creates a sense of anticipation and allows them to participate in reading the book. The story is about a grandma who has everyone in the house gently pile on top of her while she is asleep.The pile includes her grandson, the dog, the cat, the mouse and the mouse's flea.The book is charming as well as being calming and would be a great bedtime story for a child who needs help settling down.
Most books about pet adoption are told from the child's or family's point of view. But Won Ton: A Cat Tale Told in Haiku by Lee Wardlaw explores the delights of adopting a shelter cat from the cat's perspective. During visiting hours, he pretends not to care but can't resist taking a peek. On the car ride to his new home, he begs to be let out, only to insist on being let back in. In true cat fashion, he is sure of his own importance. He certainly deserves a name worthy of an oriental prince. "Won Ton? How can I / be soup? Some day, I'll tell you / my real name. Maybe."