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It's been five days since last we saw them after the Cal game so no wonder there was plenty of news Tuesday from USC's Trojans.
Ticking them off one at a time, Clay Helton had his list and was sticking to it.
*** UH OH, OREGON IMPROVED: Helton opened with Oregon, a team that in his mind could easily be 6-2 except for three-point losses to Nebraska and Colorado and a double-overtime loss at Cal. Make the Ducks 6-2, Clay said, and forget the defense, now that they've found their young quarterback, Justin Herbert -- :"just like us," Clay said. They're as "serious" a threat as the proverbial "heart attack."
Herbert is a 6-foot-5 raw-boned kid from right in Eugene who has thrown for 10 TD passes the last two weeks as the Ducks put up 103 points. He's not kidding around, Clay said, and USC better not either.
*** MAX BROWNE has his USC release now allowing the backup quarterback to talk to anyone in college football for transfer purposes that the grad student is interested in in a search for what Clay said would be "the perfect fit."
And maybe that would even include staying at USC and getting his MBA here but that would seem to be the longest of longshots. Transferring at the semester to a program that needs a veteran QB for spring football is the most likely way this goes with Max asking for, and receiving, permission to talk to anyone, anywhere in the world of college football including any Pac-12 team.
"He deserves to find the perfect fit," Clay said, "he has been so good for this football team." And as a graduate, Max can go anywhere and play right away. "He asked for permission to talk to everyone," Clay said, "to get the word out."
And USC said yes. After losing his starting job after three games to redshirt freshman Sam Darnold, Max is still No. 21 in the nation and No. 5 in the Pac-12 in passing accuracy with a .637 completion percentage behind Darnold, who is No. 13 in the nation and No. 3 in the Pac-12 at .674.13 nationally and No 3 in the Pac-12 with .674.
*** DARNOLD NEXT: No surprise the driving force behind USC's four-game win streak and a near-miss on a fifth in his first start at Utah is the second-year guy from San Clemente who likes talking about what he has been learning and learning quickly. One of those lessons came in his first answer: "Oregon is a great defense," Sam said in his best coach-speak, "they run around like Cal."
Indeed they do. While Cal ranked 123rd out of 128 FBS teams in total defense, allowing 505.9 yards a game and 124th in scoring defense, allowing 41.8 points, both totals USC surpassed with 45 points and 629 yards of offense Thursday, Oregon is a tad worse. The Ducks come into the Coliseum Saturday (4 p.m., ESPN) No. 127 in total defense (allowing 529.8 yards a game) and No. 124 in scoring defense (42.3 ppg). So Sam should be able to do what redshirt freshman don't often do, as Clay put it, "take what the defense gives you," after his second straight five-TD-pass game against the Bears when he distributed the ball to four different receivers for the scores.
"He's starting to take more of a leadership role," says center Nico Falah, who like Sam was a backup through fall camp before stepping in to take over for the injured Toa Lobendahn. "It's easier now. We know each other really well. His hand placement under center. His voice so you don't think it's a defensive guy calling out signals. And now he's making calls for us. If he sees a blitz, he'll change the protection."
"I'm more confident now," Sam says after the Cal game. "I'm learning to know the whole play," he says of his mistaken mechanics on the run-pass option ball-handling that had Ronald Jones knock the ball loose for one of his two fumbles and then not seeing "the one-high safety coming over" on his lone interception. "I'll continue to learn from that."
One thing he says he's learned since the Utah game is to "trust my offensive line," Sam says, "I'm starting to realize how talented our offensive line is."
Tee Martin has said all along how talented his quarterback is. "I thought he did a good job," he said of the Cal game, "except for two or three plays . . . we're tough on him. He loves tough coaching so Clay is tough on him, Tyson [Helton] is tough on him and so am I . . . you guys may not hear it but even out here, we're on him . . . he's always liked it."
*** WARE INJURED: With senior tailback Justin Davis unlikely to be able to return this week from the high ankle sprain that's hobbled him the past two weeks, the lineup was likely to remain the two sophomores from Texas the way it was against Cal. Until that is, Aca'Cedric Ware was carted off after injuring both his left ankle and spraining his knee at Tuesday's practice. And even though both Ced and Justin are "tough as nails," Clay said, painting a scenario where they maybe might miraculously step up Thursday in practice, that's probably not happening.
Nor is the burning of freshman Vavae Malepeai's redshirt after coming back from his broken collarbone who would only be a candidate to play in an extreme emergency. "He's got us drooling," Clay said, and that's just for his special teams possibilities. "We're going to try to protect Vai as much as we can." So the "next man up" this weekend will be sophomore speedster Dominic Davis, who did not get into the Cal game. Clay said on his conference call after the Cal game that Dominic's time would come. And after Tuesday, that time will be Saturday.
*** JEFFERSON'S RETURN: Still a bit of mystery over the return of talented sophomore defensive lineman Noah Jefferson, who talked with Clay in recent days after starting to build himself back up last week with some strength and conditioning work following a concentration to get his academics up to speed. "We'll get more of that this week," Clay said. "And if we get through this week, we can get him back out here for some individual work next week."
If that sounds like Noah will be ready for Washington, it does not. But "he's in a good place now," Clay said, and that he was "getting rid of some of the personal issues he has . . . I hope we can get him back."
Tuesday footnoted
Leon McQuay, Christian Rector and Adoree' Jackson all practiced despite the flu bug each of them have been fighting although Adoree' did it with long pants and a sweatshirt under his shorts and jersey . . . Boodah Tucker's hamstring allowed him to practice as did Uchenna Nwosu's knee sprain . . . Jonathan Lockett's hip problem "does not look good" for this week, Clay said, although he was out in pads but unable to do anything. McQuay could move back there where he started the season or Ajene Harris could jump in there, Clay said . . . Justin Davis did manage to do some rehab running across the end zone but barely half speed and with no cutting . . . For more play-by-play for today's practice, go to TUESDAY OREGON WEEK GHOST NOTES.
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A previous dentist charged me $2400 a tooth in NYC (4 teeth). Now I am having the work done in a smaller market he is charging me $400 to design the case, $400 per temp, $2000 per veneer and $2250 per crown. Do dentist typically charge for design and temp work? Is it usually included in the price of the veneer and crown? If you add this all up and divide it comes out to $2562.50. He knows how much I paid before so I think he might be taking advantage but I want to know what you guys say.
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A dentist hasthe right to break down his fees for service any way he likes. Most usually give you a single fee per tooth which includes the design and temporary fee.
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We're looking for a great English-speaking guide for one day for 2 people in and around Cabo San Lucas. Any suggestions? Thanks.
We're looking for a great English-speaking guide for one day for 2 people in and around Cabo San Lucas. Any suggestions? Thanks.
When do you plan on being there, I have a local friend that might he'll take you anywhere including the old rough area's or into the hills where the local people live that most tourists never see.
It is an experience to wander into area's that most would not be welcome in.
I've learned much with him leading the way.
Why don't you check with Cielito Lindo. The last time I was there I think Adrian said they may do that as well.
I think many of the private transportation companies will do this. There is also a guided tour to the "Hideaway Villages" (or something like that) with Rancho Tours. They'd probably set up a private tour for you, if you want to see more of the Los Cabos municipality instead of the town of Cabo San Lucas.
I'm still not sure what it is you're seeking.
I am sure that there will be lots of friendly English speaking men and women who would be happy to show you around for free.AS LONG AS YOU ATTEND A 90 minute presentation.Avoid them like the plague unless you are ready to purchase a 10,000 dollar Cabo souvenir.It happened to someone I met at Starbucks MEGA.This nice Mexican guy spent 3 -4 hours showing them around Plaza Mijares and the Art gallery area as long as they agreed to go to the presentation.They ended up having a time share at the Grand Mayan
As a new/first time poster I see you have asked this same question on the Chiapas forum, the Tapachula forum as well as the Baja California Sur and now Cabo. So it appears either you have not decided where you are going...or you are taking a big trip!! Either is good!!!
If you spend a couple of days on both the Chiapas forum and the Cabo forum, you will learn lots of things...as the posters and responders are basically your free guide to what you might want to do.
You really do not need a guide in Cabo...maybe a driver to get to Todas Santos, but there is enough English spoken and seeing you are from California, maybe you speak Spanish...so getting around isn't a problem in the Cabo area at all.
Start reading...ask complete questions...as to what it is you really want to see...when you are coming...etc...then you will get much better responses...that goes for any of the Trip Advisor forums.
for a great day trip to some of the surrounding areas, check with Celito Lindo or Trans Lobo! As for wandering the out-lying areas, they would both be happy to drive you through them. Depending on when you are going, you might even be able to do one of the Colony Trips Tooley does, and help with the food donations, etc.
We're there one day only -- January 1, 2014. Let me know if your friend might help. Thanks.
Last year we hired Cielito Lindo for exactly this. The driver picked us up at our hotel, toured us around downtown giving us recommendations for restaurants (Salvatores was his favorite, BTW), took us to the glass factory, Chilleno Beach, the new marina in San Jose del Cabo, and then dropped us off for lunch in San Jose and waited while we ate and did a little shopping. All in a new air conditioned Suburban and with a cooler full iced water and Coronas. It was a very nice experience.
It is my understanding (and maybe someone could describe this better) that because of taxi and union rules in Cabo, these guys can't just pick you up and wander around. They need to have an itinerary in hand, and you can't vary too much from it. We wanted to make a change mid-trip and the driver said he could get in trouble for changing the route and called his boss to see if he could do it. They seemed really nervous about doing it, so we told them never mind. I would suggest that if you want to hire a private guide like we did, tell them up front the things you would like to see and do, then get suggestions from them and let them put the trip together for you. We had a great time, and it was really nice being the only ones on the tour, stopping when we wanted for pictures, etc, and taking as much time as we wanted for lunch. I highly recommend doing this.Edited: 4:30 pm, September 03, 2013
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By the time a portfolio gets transferred to me, I can tell where the investor is in their Cycle of Disappointment.
Step One is the investor fresh from one of the big wire houses. The kind that runs big ads on TV. These portfolios are full of well known stocks that ran out of gas years ago. Maybe they are still good companies. But good stocks? No.
I'm thinking of stocks like Cisco (NASDAQ:CSCO) and Pfizer (NYSE:PFE) and Lilly (NYSE:LLY).
Maybe there are a lot of bonds in there too. That potential client did everything right, but still the returns were all wrong. The S&P 500 is up to 28 percent year to date. With old stocks and old theories that don't work, some of them are just barely ahead this year.
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2013 has been good to the pharmaceutical sector. In fact the pharmaceutical stocks are now my third-ranked sector in the market.
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One stock that gets high marks from my Best Stocks Now app is Valeant Pharmaceuticals (NYSE:VRX).
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What a phenomenal run its CEO has given to shareholders of the company!
VRX is a $37 billion, large-cap, multinational pharmaceutical company headquartered in Montreal, Quebec. They develop and market prescription brands, branded generics, and Over-The-Counter consumer products. Currently VRX also has several drugs in their pipeline ranging from drugs that treat epilepsy, to dermatological and ophthalmological issues.
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Over the last ten years VRX has delivered 24% per year to investors while the market has delivered only 5%.
Over the last five years VRX is one of the top-performing stocks in the entire market-it's delivered 69% per year to investors while the market's delivered 14%.
And over the last three years, VRX has delivered 55% per year while the market's delivered 13%. VRX has more than quadrupled the return of the market!
Now over the last 12 months, the stock is up 88%. Again it's more than tripled and even almost quadrupled the returns of the market.
And lest you accuse me of being a momentum investor-half of my formula is valuation! I don't like buying stocks that are at or near new highs. But I am a big believer in performance. I like to buy the best-performing stocks in the market. Sorry Pfizer and Lilly. Hello VRX.
But a stock must also meet the valuation criteria that I demand. I currently have a five-year target price of $205 on the share. The stock passed my valuation test.
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VRX is no Lilly, Pfizer, or Bristol Myers Squib-YET. Now I don't think VRX can continue to grow at the rate that it has over the last five years. But having said that, the analysts predict VRX will continue to grow at a rate of about 15% per year over the next five years which isn't bad. And when I stick a valuation on this company, I still get a stock price that meets my valuation criteria.
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It's a tall order, but VRX fits the bill. It's not a recommendation, but yet another example of a Best Stock Now that comes in at #111 out of nearly 3,800 stocks overall.
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VirSyn has announced the release of Poseidon 1.1. Features: Key trigger modes for envelopes: normal, reset and single 64 new presets (only available in the sales version)...
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CurbedJuly 07, 2013Welcome to the Brooklyn Townhouse Roundup, where we—you guessed it—take a look at the most notable Brooklyn townhouses to hit the market over the past week.
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If you can't get enough presidential election news – that is, you're some kind of glutton for punishment – there's now a new way to get automated updates with the latest poll numbers, along with other election news via Facebook Messenger. The New York Times has launched a new elections news service via its NYT Politics Bot for Messenger that will text you… Read More
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Hi. I know, I know. But listen, it's only 19 more days. And at the very least, tonight's third and final presidential debate is bound to offer the sort of entertainment value rarely seen outside of NASCAR crash compilations. Because, while we're in a year of historically low approval ratings, the Nielsens are off the chart. And now, apparently, the "shackles" are off. Read More
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According to a new report from the Anti-Defamation League, anti-semitic hate speech targeting journalists has seen a meteoric rise on Twitter — thanks to the rhetoric in the 2016 Presidential Campaign. Read More
Google adds ballot information to search results
Google is again stepping up its efforts to provide U.S. voters with all the information they need ahead of Election Day with the addition of ballot information to Google Search results. Web users who search for a query like "who's on my ballot," will now be presented with detailed information about the candidates, as well as information on your own state's… Read More
Obama wants to go to Mars, but will the next administration?
President Obama released an op-ed on CNN today, praising the accomplishments of NASA to date and encouraging the nation to keep its sights set on Mars. While it was an inspiring endorsement for NASA and space exploration, it comes on the tails of a congressional bill intended to prevent the next presidential administration from changing NASA's plan to send humans to Mars by the… Read More
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Google is upping its efforts at getting its U.S. users registered to vote, via a pop-up ad that now appears directly on the desktop home page. The company has historically made an effort to help web users get registered to vote and find answers to their voting-related questions by placing instant answers in its Search results. That has continued this year, as voter searches were redirected… Read More
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During the primary season, tech industry leaders kept fairly quiet on the subject of the presidential race and its most notorious contender, Donald Trump. A few investors snarked about him on Twitter, and his campaign netted minimal donations from Silicon Valley. But now, many CEOs are denouncing the presumptive nominee in an open letter. "We have listened to Donald Trump over the past… Read More
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Twitter is expanding upon its live-streaming plans yet again. This morning, Twitter and CBS News announced a new partnership that will see the social media service offering a live stream of the news network's coverage of the Republican and Democratic National Conventions. Twitter users will be able to watch "wall-to-wall" convention coverage from CBSN, CBS's digital… Read More
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Researchers Develop Sustained-Release Drug Carrier for Treatment of Osteoarthritis
Researchers have developed a method of modifying injectable arthritis drugs that should provide for sustained presence of the medication in the joint space. Lori A. Setton, Ph.D., and her colleagues at Duke University designed a protein fragment that aggregates, remains at the site of the injection, and forms a "drug depot." When evaluated in a rat knee joint model, the delivered protein remained in the joint over 25 times longer than a comparable soluble molecule. Dr. Setton next coupled the protein fragment with a drug in clinical development for the treatment of osteoarthritis (OA), interleukin-1 receptor antagonist (IL1-Ra). The studies were funded in part by a grant from the National Institute of Arthritis and Musculoskeletal and Skin Diseases (NIAMS), a part of the Department of Health and Human Services' National Institutes of Health (NIH).
Recent studies have indicated that OA is caused by more than wear and tear on the joint; inflammation is caused by interleukin-1, an immune system molecule that can worsen the condition. Researchers believe that IL1-Ra, which has been used to treat autoimmune diseases, might block this immune-related inflammatory response in OA. Trials of this drug have had limited success in OA, however, because of its short half-life in the joint space.
The researchers focused on developing the appropriate form for a specific protein that will clump together at body temperatures. When combined with the target drug IL1-Ra, the molecules form drug deposits without losing the biological activity of unmodified IL1-Ra. Not only is this form expected to increase the duration of drug presence in the joint space, it might also reduce negative side effects, since the drug remains at the injection site, instead of accumulating in the bloodstream. IL1-Ra can, for example, suppress the immune system when it is distributed throughout the body; keeping it at the injection site in the joint might prevent this effect.
The study was not designed to test the effectiveness of IL1-Ra for OA, but rather to test the delivery system for protein-based drugs like IL1-Ra. Testing the effectiveness of the drug in human subjects with OA will require further investigation.
An estimated 12.1 percent of the U.S. population (nearly 21 million Americans) age 25 and older have osteoarthritis. By 2030, 20 percent of Americans - about 72 million people - will have passed their 65th birthday and will be at high risk for the disease.
The study was also supported by the National Institute of Biomedical Imaging and Bioengineering at the NIH and a United Negro College Fund - Merck graduate dissertation fellowship.
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Michael Richards 'Winged' Takes Flight: A Voice Once Silenced Cries Out Anew (Part Two)
Truth to Power
These are the photographs and/or descriptions of the remaining works left behind by the late Michael Richards, an artist and sculptor who perished in the 9/11 attacks that brought him and thousands of others down with the Twin Towers of the World Trade Center in New York City.
Let Me Entertain You, 1993, Mixed media installation with video, Installation images courtesy of the Studio Museum in Harlem and the Michael Richards Estate
"The installation takes the form of a historical dressing room of famous performer Bert Williams … A video of the artist applying blackface is projected unto the mirror. On the left wall of the room are four mirrors, printed with photographs of the artist, on which text is silk-screened questioning the degree of blackness reflected: 'Black, 'Blacken,' 'Black Enough For You.'"
Climbing Jacob's Ladder (He Lost His Head), 1994, Resin, mirrors, lights, Installation images courtesy of Socrates Sculpture Park and the Michael Richards Estate
Escape Plan 76 (Brer Plane in the Brier Patch), 1996, Wax, resin, paper, metal, rubber, lights, Installation images courtesy of the Studio Museum in Harlem
Swing Lo', 1996, Steel, neon, wood, speakers with musical soundtrack, audio tape, Installation images courtesy of Socrates Sculpture Park
"Swing Low, Sweet Chariot," an old spiritual, the voice of reason — preaching tolerance and understanding. But at the same time, holding a "mirror" up to life's inequities and how we have been treated by those who have exploited race and economic equality for their own purposes.
The Great Black Airmen (Tuskegee), 1996, Wood, resin, plexiglass, tar, feathers, paper, bonded bronze, Installation images courtesy of the Studio Museum in Harlem
Untitled (Air Lift), 1997, Super hold hair gel, plastic, wax, pigment, and plexiglass, Installation image courtesy of the Bronx Museum of the Arts
Free F'All, 1997, Resin, steel, mirror, Installation image courtesy of the Studio Museum of Harlem
[Untitled] (Free F'All), 1997, fiberglass and resin with iron oxide, Brooklyn Museum, Anonymous gift in honor of Michael Richards, 2007 © Estate of Michael Richards, Installation image courtesy of Brooklyn Museum
Map Head, 1999, Urethane, resin, transfer, Installation image courtesy of the Studio Museum in Harlem
N'Kisi Nigga, 1999, Urethane, metal, Installation image courtesy of the Studio Museum in Harlem
Tar and Feather, 1999, Bonded bronze, tar, metal, Installation images courtesy of Franconia Sculpture Park
Are You Down?, 2000, fiberglass, bonded bronze, resin, concrete, black beauty sand, Installation images courtesy of Franconia Sculpture Park
Fly Away O' Glory, 1995, Resin bronze, feathers, motors, Courtesy of the Michael Richards Estate
Air Fall 1 (His Eye Is on the Sparrow, and I Know He's Watching Me), 1998, Hair, latex, and glass, Courtesy of the Michael Richards Estate
Planes plummeting from the ceiling above into a mirrored abyss — again, Michael's prescience was captured by his ultimate realization of the existing 9/11 Memorial, built on the exact spot where the North and South Towers once stood: two rectangular-shaped pools of water, open spaces, with middle squares of water pouring into a hole.
A Loss of Faith Brings Vertigo, 1994, Resin, marble dust, wood, motor, photo transfer, Courtesy of the Michael Richards Estate
Travel Kit, 1999, Bonded bronze, hair, and wood, Courtesy of the Michael Richards Estate
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Say It Loud!
And these are the voices of those who knew and worked with Michael, along with Michael's own special words:
Sam Seawright, Artist: "For Michael making art and getting his message to a diverse audience was essential to his being, and a vital component of his core beliefs. One beautiful lesson I learned from Michael was the importance of overcoming prejudices, lack of funds, false perceptions and misguided criticisms and to make art at all costs, in the end the art speaks for itself. He was able to practice in the studio the lessons he learned from the hardships persevered in his personal life. He preached compassion and understanding with his art and practiced generosity of spirit in his life."
John Hock, Artistic Director/CEO and Co-founder, Franconia Sculpture Park: "Of the many blameless people annihilated that day in 2001, few can have meditated quite as much as this man did upon the quick rise and quicker fall of hope: a Jamaican, an immigrant, a black man, Richards knew something about the loneliness of exile, and the feeling of exclusion from others' realities. It is no presumption to imagine Michael, at times, had nothing to go on but his rage against an identity projected on him by apartheid."
Carolyn Swiszcz, Artist: "I would describe Michael as soft-spoke (but not shy), confident (but not overbearing), and sophisticated (but not pretentious). He had a knack for charming pretty much everybody he met. It seemed to me that he didn't suffer from the kind of prickly bad moods I struggled with, or maybe he was just much better at managing them. What stays with me most, almost twenty years later, is his smile. He shared ut often. I can easily envision it spreading across his face in response to a joke or in an attempt to express a sympathy."
Wendell Walker, Deputy Director for Operations, Exhibitions, and Design, Museum of the Moving Image: "The fantasy of flight was a frequent topic between us during our early days together at the Grey [Art Gallery]. We shared dreams of flying — both beautiful and frightening ones — that we both had as children, and I cherish those conversations even though they now haunt me. I feel those dreams represent such a critical part of Michael's work and life, and I feel strangely reassured that, on that horrible day, he decided to fly."
Marysol Nieves, Vice President, Specialist, Latin American Art, Christie's Former Senior Curator, The Bronx Museum of the Arts: "The impressive body of work Michael Richards produced during his brief, yet prolific career reflects the discourse on identity, racial and gender politics that was so pervasive in the landscape of contemporary art during [the] 1990s. yet his work eschewed many of the tropes often associated with identity based art by tackling the complexities of, and at times painful histories implicit in the investigation of such notion as blackness, masculinity, and power."
Dread Scott, Artist: "As much as I will remember Michael as an incredible brilliant artist and some of his unrealized projects, I really remember him as a fried and the simple things that make up friendship. What I remember most is him frequently greeting me in intentionally thick patois saying: 'Whayousay Dread?'"
Jorge Daniel Veneciano, Executive Director, El Museo del Barrio, former Curator of Exhibitions, The Studio Museum in Harlem: "Michael was a poetic soul. Somewhat quiet, with a bemused, all-knowing smile. He had a keen sense of irony. It suffused his work, sharpened his artistic wit. A poetic sensibility for human contradictions deepened the aesthetic value of his work… His interest in metaphors of flight adds a confounding layer of irony to his life and passing. Like Icarus, perhaps he flew too close to the sun — too close to the truth. And the dark poetry of the universe answered in an unforgiving way. Yet Michael's work prevails as a living, lasting retort to the unmoved universe."
Genaro Ambrosino-D'Amico, former owner, Ambrosino Gallery: "You know when sometimes you meet someone and you think, 'Wow, he's so cool! I want to be his friend'? That's how Michael was. He was handsome, he dressed well, had a killer smile. He was loving and warm and made sure that you knew that you could count on him. He was smart, street and book smart. He could talk politics, art, music, history and popular culture with the same ease and knowledge, and always with a consistency that made you agree with him, even when you really didn't! But one thing above all I loved of Michael, and makes me miss him most. He was fair, he was just. And you can't say that of many people. That's why he was so 'cool.'"
Michael Richards, Artist Statement:
"— Does the glass ceiling which excludes also reflect the desire to belong?
"My current body of work investigates the tension between assimilation and exclusion. By focusing on issues of identity and identification, I attempt to examine the feelings of doubt and discomfort which face blacks who wish to succeed in a system which is structured to deny them access.
"How do systems of representation, and the portrayal of success both seduce and repel? I wish primarily to give voice to the psychic spaces in which exist both hope and frustration, faith and failure, and the compromises which must be negotiated in order to survive.
"Though the issues which inform the work may be seen as primarily political, I use language of metaphor to express them. The use of feathers and tar, mirrors and ladders, the concept of flight both as freedom and surrender, all attempt to open a metaphorical space into which the viewer can be seduced.
"This space allows for an examination of the psychic conflict which results from the desire to both belong to and resist a society which denies blackness even as it affirms.
"In attempting to make this pain and alienation concrete, I use my body, the primary locus of experience, as a die from which to make casts. These function as surrogates, and as an entry into the work."
The End Game
We look in vain for clarity to horrific events, and for meaning to our lives. Michael Richards discovered both fairly early in his career. I cannot help but think of the Winged exhibition, a spare memento of the artist's state of mind, as an austere expression of his Spartan lifestyle.
Here, one may presume that Michael found closure in enclosed surroundings. His surviving works, as few in number as they were, have been arranged in predetermined patterns. We are left with a mere handful of artifacts, objects conceived and sculpted in cogent thought, in the hope of achieving a higher purpose and in demonstrating to the observer the many injustices that Michael witnessed around him.
What would Michael have said about the Black Lives Matter movement? About the murders that's gripped the city of Chicago? About the NFL protests by quarterback Colin Kaepernick of the San Francisco 49ers? How would he have reacted to the treatment of young black men — which he, too, happened to be one — to the violence around them?
These are the true tragedies of Michael Richards' death; the art and political world were deprived of his powerful, reasoned voice. The exhibition of his remaining work, at the Art Center at Governor's Island, sponsored by the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council, offers, if nothing else, a singular vision of what it was like to live as a talented black artist in a racially and economically divided America.
Unlike the noise and strife that surrounded him, amid the tumult of world affairs — the so-called "body politic," and the use of his own body to portray that very politic, spiraling out of control — Michael's voice was one of calm and reason. To paraphrase a line from the poem "Invictus," he was the master of his fate; he was the captain of his soul. He commandeered a measured, more pensive response to the world's problems. He gave thought to his actions, yet put action into his thoughts.
I see a severed head (his own, if such as thing were possible) encased in a football helmet, the American flag draped around the lifeless body of a football player, kneeling before us. In my mind's eye, I see the artist's statement — it is Michael himself.
With gratitude to Alex Fialho, co-curator with Melissa Levin, for the use of photographs and literature from the Michael Richards: Winged exhibition, and to the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council for their help, support and cooperation in the writing of this article.
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2015 turned out to be a banner year for university fundraising. Across the country, colleges raised a record $40.3 billion dollars in donations, up 7.6 percent from 2014, according to the Council for Aid to Education and its Voluntary Support of Education survey. The total amount raised is the highest ever since the CAE first sent out its survey in 1957.
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Other schools have reached even higher in their fundraising goals. USC president C.L. Max Nikias aims to raise $6 billion by 2018, and Harvard launched a $6.5 billion campaign in 2013. At their current pace, these schools should hit their goals sooner rather than later.
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National research universities have become more aggressive than ever in securing donations. Recent alumni often receive phone calls within weeks of graduating asking to donate to their alma mater. With persistence like that, it's safe to assume the 2015 record for fundraising won't last long. The survey concludes by stating, "It is likely that charitable support of U.S. colleges and universities will increase in 2016, albeit modestly."
Given that 2015 raised over $40 billion, a modest increase would be a welcomed sight by university presidents nationwide.
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Carleton College's annual holiday Craft and Custodial Bake Sale will take place on Friday, December 2, 2016, from 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the Carleton Recreation Center, 501 Three Oaks Drive. (Google the Map to the location here.) If you are interested in becoming a vendor, complete the form at the bottom of this page. At this time, we are creating a wait list for the event. Do not send in payment, as the spots are technically filled. As we near the event date, we will confirm vendors and allow those on the wait list who have their own tables in as well as the top few in the instance of cancellations. For more information about what the Sale supports, click here.
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LEXINGTON, Ky. – The Kentucky women's soccer will hit the road for the first time in three weeks on Thursday night for a 7:30 p.m. ET match with the Missouri Tigers at the Audrey J. Walton Soccer Stadium in Columbia, Mo.
The match will be shown live on the SEC Network+, ESPN3 and the WatchESPN app on mobile phones, laptops, computers, smart phones and tablets. Ben Arnet (pxp) and Simon Rose (color) will have the call from Columbia.
Kentucky will be looking for its first Southeastern Conference win of the season on Thursday night, and additionally, its first win over Missouri since the Tigers joined the SEC in 2012. Missouri is one of just two SEC teams that Kentucky head coach Jon Lipsitz has never beaten is his career at UK. The Wildcats are 0-4-0 in their four attempts against the Tigers, with three 2-1 defeats and one of those coming in overtime (2013).
UK is coming off a 1-1 draw with the Alabama Crimson Tide on Sunday afternoon. The Wildcats dominated the run of play early in the match, but were unable to convert a goal off of 28 shots from the run of play, using an 85th-minute equalizing penalty by Katy Keen to earn the result. UK's 28 shots were a season high, and just the seventh time in the Lipsitz era that UK generated that much offense in the shots category.
Sunday's match with the Tide was also UK's annual Kick-Cancer Match, in which all Kentucky players wore yellow kits to represent their support in the fight against pediatric cancer. The jerseys are currently being auctioned off at UKathletics.com with all proceeds going towards the fight against pediatric cancer at the UK Medical Center in Lexington.
UK is 4-3-2 on the year overall and 0-1-1 in the SEC after Sunday's result with the Tide. The first release of the NCAA RPI that came out on Monday afternoon had UK slotted in at No. 38. The Tigers are 65th in the RPI currently.
The Missouri Tigers are seeking a second consecutive win on their season Thursday night after beating Weber State last Sunday, 3-1. They are now 6-2-0 on the year. Mizzou currently holds a 1-1-0 record after a loss to Tennessee last week and sits on three points in the league table. Missouri topped Ole Miss in early September with a 5-0 victory to start league play.
Thursday night's match will be the seventh meeting against the two opponents all-time. Missouri has the edge on the series with a 5-1-1 record against UK. The Wildcats' lone win came in 2004 with a 1-0 win in Lexington. The draw was from the first meeting between the two back in 1998.For the latest on the Kentucky women's soccer team, follow @UKWomensSoccer on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook, as well as on the web at UKathletics.com.