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Scott Pelluer, who coached linebackers and safeties for UW back in 1996-1998 was named special teams coordinator and tight ends coach. Current coaches John Pettas and Randy Hart have changed roles somewhat. Pettas, in addition to coaching the quarterbacks, will take over Gilbertson's former role of offensive coordinator, while Hart has added the duties as assistant head coach on top of his current role as defensive line coach.
There was one more addition to the staff, as Theron Aych was named defensive graduate assistant coach, replacing Jamal Fountaine. Fountaine is now the defensive backs coach at Portland State, replacing former Husky Nigel Burton, who took a similar position with Mike Riley and the Oregon State Beavers. Aych spent the past three seasons at Houston, where he coached the tight ends as a grad aide his first year and the running backs for the past two seasons.
Now that the football staff is complete and in place, the focus apparently is back on the Huskies' first game against Ohio State August 30th. Gone is former Head Coach Rick Neuheisel, who apparently is committed to battle the school over his dismissal on the charges of gambling and dishonesty. Hedges would not comment Tuesday on Neuheisel or any possible lawsuits that may be pending over Neuheisel's termination.
"We've spent two months fighting through things, and now that the direction is clear we can get going again," Gilbertson said Tuesday morning. "The coaching staff is now in place. We're anxious to get going and I feel we've got a lot to prove."
"That, and I've got to like defense again."
This will be the third stint for Gilbertson as a coach at the University of Washington. His first was as a grad aide in 1976, then as an assistant coach from 1988-1991 and then again starting in 1999 when he was hired by Neuheisel to be his assistant head coach and tight ends coach.
"If I had to put out a mission statement, here's what I would say," Gilbertson announced to the press assembled at the Don James Center, which also included James and his wife Carol. "We want to play
championship, hard nosed-caliber, Division-1, tough football. We want our people to earn a great degree, be better people when they leave than when they came, and we want to do it by the rules.
"I hope we have the look of a team that's dying to win, is flying around the field, knocking the hell out of everybody that moves and plays as hard as they can play. Fun to watch. I know what it takes. I was here when things really got rolling and the things that Don James hammered into me are attention to detail, hard work and sound, fundamental coaching. That's what I know."
His contract, which is expected to be signed at the end of the week, is a straight 4-year deal with no current rollovers. The annual total compensation will be $870,000. His package was determined in much the same way Neuheisel's was, according to Hedges, who referred to a formula that included a base salary, housing allowance, TV, radio, family travel, Nike contract and two cars. Gilbertson's contract will also include built-in incentives for his team's academic performance and also a bowl incentive.
It was more than a bit ironic when Gilbertson chose to stand, instead of remaining seated with Hedges and Sports Information Director Jim Daves. It was a tiny gesture, but said a lot about the man that is about to take over the Huskies' program. "My brother called me last night and reminded me that, when I was in the 7th grade we were watching the Jim Owens show and I said that one day I was going to be the Head Coach at the University of Washington," Gilbertson said. "I had forgotten all about it."
Gilbertson admitted that he had pretty much given up the thought of being a head coach again until Hedges afforded him the opportunity to succeed Neuheisel. And he also admitted that he would have even accepted an interim position if asked by the University. "I would have done that because I really feel an obligation to the players here, and for them to have already lost a coach...it would have been a slap in their face and I just felt like I owed it to the kids that have been here in the program for three or four years," he said.
That philosophy has been a theme for Gilbertson these past four years, especially when the NFL has come looking for a top assistant. Included in that group is Dennis Erickson, who recently took over as head coach of the San Francisco 49'ers. Gilbertson said that he had a conversation with Erickson about joining him in San Francisco, but was compelled more by the possibilities that lay ahead in Seattle.
"At the time, I visited with Dennis and he asked me, 'Are you ready to
roll?', Gilbertson said. "I told him that I really wanted to stay with Cody (Pickett) and Reggie (Williams). I told him that we're onto something special up here and that I wanted another shot."
Gilbertson as head coach was a logical choice for Hedges, one that she made for two reasons. "We to stabilize the program," she said. "And as a University we needed to give Keith Gilbertson every opportunity to succeed and that's what the four-year contract represents."
Hedges also added that the rest of the assistant coaches have all signed their contracts for the upcoming season, helping to stabilize the program even further during this summer's events and also helped with the transition from Neuheisel to Gilbertson.
This is Gilbertson's third head coaching stint. His first was at Idaho from 1986 to 1988 and then at California from 1992-1995. Over those 7 seasons, his combined record was 48-35.
His tenure at California was maligned, but Gilbertson feels he will used the experience gained in Berkely as a springboard for bigger and better things in Seattle. "For one thing, I'm eleven years older. I've worked hard at the craft, to stay up and stay creative. I'm probably more demanding now, less tolerant because I'm older. I'm probably a little tougher on players. But the biggest thing is that I know the culture here. I've been here and really had a chance to be a part of this program under two different head coaches and that will help. And the best lessons in life are the hardest lessons to learn. That (Cal) was a hard lesson for me, but I learned a lot, am better for it and believe that it will pay dividends for me.
"To all the young guys that have wore the Husky helmet - the Millens, Redmans, Mitchells, O'Briens, the Schloredts and everybody that has walked down that tunnel - I feel a special obligation and a responsibility every day that I make that trip. We have a tremendous legacy here, a tremendous tradition. And I'm going to work as hard as I can to make sure that your legacy continues and lives on."
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Ogres are large and foul smelling magical creatures with great strength. Despite their intimidating appearance, they are associated with good magical beings.
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In 2002, An ogre was seen taking bets with a female creature while waiting in line to remove Excalibur from the stone.[1] The same Ogre was later cursed to become a wimpy little man by the Wicked Witch of the Enchanted Forest. The curse was broken by Paige Matthews and the Ogre later assisted in saving Piper from the Spider demon.[2]
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In 2005, an Ogre, among other magical beings, was recruited by the Charmed Ones to attack Zankou's army as a diversion. When Zankou started fighting back, he killed the ogre first.[3]
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In 2006, an Ogre was one of the many magical beings who believed the Charmed Ones had abandoned them for selfish reasons, which was actually due to the manipulation of the demon Dumain.[4]
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- Super Strength: The ability to possess a level of physical strength much greater than that of a normal person.
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Bardsey Bird and Field Observatory
Bardsey is a small island off the coast of North Wales. The Bardsey Bird and Field Observatory was founded in 1953 by a group of distinguished Naturalists which included Ronald Lockley and William Condry. The activities of the early years are told in the daily Log book entries, written by visitors and wardens. Now the edited account describes in some interesting and amusing detail the day-to-day life of the fledgling Observatory. The text is lavishly illustrated with period photographs and current ones by the present warden, Steve Stansfield, along with illustrations by his artist wife, Emma.
"[...] For those of you who have visited the wonderful island of Bardsey, this book gives a great insight into the origin of the Observatory that we know and love. And for those of you who have yet to visit, hopefully it will inspire you to go and experience the island for yourself. {...]"
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I have never waited to go in after ... I'm sure I will pay for this one day. But if there's waves I am going in
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Maybe..time will tell
Never waited either, just wondering how some people feel about it since reading some warnings...
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What is the downside to going right out? Or durring it?
i have never waited due to the rain. if the run-off is that bad, i just keep my head above the water, and try to always keep water from getting up my nose. if I get out and have a head full of water...i netti-pot it out.
Some of the best surf has been right after a heavy storm.
I'm thinking that it would take some time for all the run-off to mix into the ocean, the worst of it might be the next day or hours later.
I went in after work yesterday, water was dirt... just didn't fall...
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I netti-pot alot too..
My mom just showed me some article in the newspaper tho that people have been dying using tap water in the netti-pot.
I guess something in tap can go in your sinsus's and **** your brain up...all I use is TAP hah..I guess distilled water is safest
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LOL, Jersey water is suspect no matter what. I always have reservations about water that never turns blue and states that have a concentration of their heavy industry located in wetlands and bays.
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This hotel is situated in a residential district on the outskirts of Fez' new town just a few minutes walk from the city centre and countless tourist attractions. The main train station is just 2 km from the hotel and transfer to Fez airport, which lies approximately 10 km away, takes roughly 20 minutes.
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The latest research from the Dyer Island Conservation Trust by Michelle Jewell explains the predator prey games of Cape fur seals and white sharks around Geyser Rock.
Top 10 things you didn't know about sharks
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How old do white sharks get?
How old white sharks can live is yet another easy looking question, but in actuality has a very difficult answer. Estimates range from 30 - +100 years, so what is the truth behind this shark 'fact'?
How many teeth does a white shark have?
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The Minnesota Vikings depth chart on offense has several "if-then" formulas to solve. Most of them revolve around the running game, which is the top priority to improve after a disappointing 2016 season.
Between the offensive line and running back, three positions are far from settled.
Here are the locks and the undecided battles as we see them after attending all the open organized team activities and the three minicamp practices, noting the rotations being used.
Despite the feel-good story of Teddy Bridgewater throwing again after dislocating his left knee and tearing multiple ligaments on Aug. 30, Bridgewater hasn't participated in team drills, where he would be forced to make more sudden movements. His progress appears very good, considering the severity of the injury, but Sam Bradford is the unquestioned starter heading into the season. His performance last year, setting the NFL single-season completion record with a forced short passing game, earned him that spot now (and likely into the future).
The depth: Although Taylor Heinicke has looked relatively good and has gotten some turns with the second-team offense, Case Keenum has been better and appears to be in position to claim the No. 2 role. Undrafted rookie Wes Lunt is likely nothing more than a camp arm. The most likely scenario, as we see it, is Bridgewater at least starting the season on the physically-unable-to-perform (PUP) list, Bradford being the starter, and Keenum and Heinicke as the backups, respectively.
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Kyle Rudolph is the unquestioned starter and the king of the red zone (you know the saying, Rudolph the Red Zone Reindeer). But without Rhett Ellison returning, David Morgan has stepped up as the No. 2 tight end and proved to coaches he can be an able blocker and find seams in the passing game. He may have more versatility than Ellison in the passing game and has the ability to move into the backfield as a lead blocker since the Vikings have no fullback on their roster this year. Rookie Bucky Hodges can be a matchup problem with his speed and size, but he is a very raw blocker that will have to prove he is more than a one-trick tight end to see any consistent usage during the regular season.
The depth: Hodges' job could be challenged by Nick Truesdell and Kyle Carter, and the Vikings also have Josiah Price on the roster. Still, the most likely scenario is keeping three tight ends on the 53-man roster – Rudolph, Morgan and Hodges.
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Adam Thielen and Stefon Diggs are one and two on the depth chart, no matter how it is sliced right now. Laquon Treadwell, the 2016 first-round pick who had only one reception last year as he recovered from a college ankle injury, has been the No. 3 go-to guy in spring practices and has looked significantly improved. Treadwell has more burst in his cuts, is more confident about his abilities and hasn't dropped anywhere near the number of passes he did last year during organized team activities and minicamp. His much-improved consistency should keep him as the front-runner for No. 3 duties this year, especially if the Vikings release Michael Floyd after his reported violation of the terms of his sentencing for DUI. If the Vikings release Floyd, it could lead to an interest in free-agent receiver Eric Decker, who would then compete for a starting spot.
The depth: It's hard to see anyone else being as effective as Jarius Wright is in the slot, but Wright has rarely gotten a sniff with the first team in spring practices. With the additions of Rodney Adams and Stacy Coley in the draft, Wright's roster spot is precarious, despite his past production. Isaac Fruechte continues to make strides and could challenge for a roster spot with Cayleb Jones impressing as an undrafted guy who could find a practice-squad spot. Moritz Böhringer will have to have a good preseason to make the 53-man roster, and R.J. Shelton's lost spring due to injury means he will have to make up ground quickly in training camp and preseason to retain employment.
Riley Reiff is the unquestioned starter at left tackle, despite him being moved to right tackle with the Detroit Lions last season. He is unquestioned because of the contractual commitment the Vikings gave him (five years, $58.75 million) and because there don't appear to be many other viable options there. The Vikings believe he can be the staple there for years to come – for the sake of caponomics, they had better be right. But until the pads go on, it's hard to tell much with the offensive line, other than that the coaches love Reiff's tenacity. The same holds true with the free-agent signee at right tackle, Mike Remmers. The Vikings have committed starting money to him (five years, $30 million) in hopes he can plug one of the problem places on the offensive line last year.
The depth: At left tackle, Rashod Hill looks like the top backup, as Willie Beavers has struggled when given a chance with the second team. Beavers has also gotten looks at right tackle with the second team, but Jeremiah Sirles is a more experienced option there, as is T.J. Clemmings. Aviante Collins, Reid Fragel and Austin Shepherd are left to fight for any kind of roster spot.
Running Back
Jerick McKinnon and Dalvin Cook shared first-team reps in spring practices, but free-agent signee Latavius Murray surely will challenge their status when he returns from ankle surgery. That is expected to happen at the start of full-team training camp or shortly thereafter. The most likely scenario is Murray being relied on for short-yardage and goal-line situations and the more explosive Cook getting increasing action during standard down-and-distance situations. McKinnon could be relegated to No. 3 on the depth chart, although his increased bulk could help him become more than a third-down back.
The depth: With the first three spots well occupied, that leaves rookie Terrell Newby and Bishop Sankey fighting for what likely will be something outside the 53-man roster.
Alex Boone is the only lock at this position, as one of the top free-agent guards in 2016. He brings the attitude adjustment that he and others believe the offensive needed after 2016. The right guard spot is wide open. To date, it's been Joe Berger getting the starting reps there, but Nick Easton could slide over if he is beaten out at center.
The depth: Sirles and Danny Isidora could also compete for the starting spot at the right guard position, and Zac Kerin provides some interior line flexibility.
Center could be the domino position on the line. Third-round pick Pat Elflein should eventually challenge Easton for the starting spot, and the Vikings also have Berger as a former starter at the position, as well as Kerin. If Elflein gets the center job, Easton could compete for the right guard spot, where Berger is currently the top man. The top two spots up for grabs on the offensive line are center and right guard, and any number of players could win either of those two jobs.


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By Kevin V. Johnson and David Kirkpatrick, USA TODAY
While some fans were jittery, they didn't let lingering
fears from the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks stop them from seeing their favorite
performers at large venues Saturday night. At a Backstreet Boys concert at the
Tweeter Center near Chicago, about 20,000 fans screamed deafening appreciation
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One fan was troubled by the moral appropriateness of attending
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"It didn't seem right to enjoy myself in light of what
happened," Aguilar said. "I'm still feeling guilty. Normally, I'd be really
For the first time at the theater, backpacks and large
bags were banned, and police presence was increased.
Such measures reassured Madeline Morgenroth, 44, of Batavia,
Ill., an art instructor, that authorities were on heightened alert. Morgenroth
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of it is I don't want to live in fear for the rest of my life," she said. And
part of it, she joked, is "my daughters would have killed me if I hadn't let
them go."
At the Janet Jackson show in Dallas, some fans had second
thoughts about attending but decided terrorists wouldn't keep them away.
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When he meets up with the charming and eccentric piano prodigy Justo Al-Cerraz, their lifelong friendship and rivalry orchestrate a tumultuous course for them both. Over the span of half a century of creative struggle and international turmoil that sees them paying house calls on Picasso one year and being courted by dictators the next, they make glorious music together, and clash over virtually everything else: love, politics, and the purpose of art.
When the tensions propelling a war-torn world toward catastrophe bring Aviva, an Italian violinist with a haunted past, into their lives, Feliu and Justo embark upon their final and most dangerous collaboration.
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"Impressive....for sheer scope and ambition, this is a tough debut to beat." (Publishers Weekly)
"A wonderful debut"
This is a wonderful book set in Spain during the Spanish revolution for a democratic government. It is both instructive and entertaining as you follow the characters lives, the choices they made and the consequences of their choices. Paul Michael who narrates this book did a fantastic. job. This is a must for all historical novels fan.
This is a wonderful book for so many reasons. It's epic in its scope, yet very intimate. It's about Spain and music and genius and human nature. It's about people I cared about, places I know (Spain is my second home), about musicians and their love for their art and about other things I'm sure other readers will discover. Do read this book and if it's not too late for your decision, don't get the abridged version. You need to read every word of this great work.
"Got a little tedious"
No. I enjoyed it, but not enough to listen again.
Recent Spanish history wove its way through the cellist's story.
I thought he did well with Spanish pronunciations.
"Guy with a lot of talent is terrible at personal relationships."
Performance was fine
I couldn't bring myself to finish this book after slogging through 2/3 of it.
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"When you see me sitting quietly/ Like a sack left on the shelf/ Don't think I need your chattering/ I'm listening to myself," he reads. (Related item: Photo gallery)
His six classmates, ages 75 to 92, sitting in folding chairs and wheelchairs in the Fillmore SeniorHealth Center, nod in silent approval.
"Hold! Stop! Don't pity me!" he continues, pausing dramatically after each word.
"So," instructor Paul Finocchiaro asks when he's done, "you still got that harmonica at home?" Dillard reaches into his jacket pocket and pulls it out. He and Finocchiaro launch into a blues progression.
"That's great," Finocchiaro says. "Beautiful."
This isn't just your run-of-the-mill senior center music class. Finocchiaro, 51, is a professional musician and actor preparing students for a live performance, at which they will sing, play music and recite poetry.
Not all are as practiced as Dillard. Finocchiaro often prods students to speak louder, more slowly or with more dramatic flair.
But the goal isn't just to improve performances. It's to improve lives.
Several members of this class are participating in a national study of aging and creativity that examines whether creative pursuits can benefit people 65 and older. In groups in San Francisco, New York and Washington, D.C., they sing, write or create visual art for at least an hour a week in programs taught by professional musicians, artists and writers. Then they perform or display their work.
Researchers hoped participants would experience fewer health declines than seniors who didn't participate. And results from the first year of the Washington portion of the project, the first results in, have exceeded their expectations.
Participants not only maintained their health, but they actually improved it, says project director Gene Cohen, director of the Center on Aging, Health & Humanities at George Washington University.
The group of 75 older adults, average age 80, sing at least once a week in a choral group led by a professional conductor. Everyone in the study lives independently, whether in assisted-living communities or at home. Participants reported that they fell less often, needed fewer medications, felt less depressed and less lonely, and became more active than a comparison group of 75 seniors in similar health and living circumstances.
"It's extraordinary that they actually improved," Cohen says. More results will be available after the study, which is financed primarily by the National Endowment for the Arts, ends in late 2005.
The positive early results don't surprise those who have been working with seniors in the arts for years.
"People need a reason to live, and arts give you a sense of connection to life," says Susan Perlstein, who heads the New York portion of the study and is executive director of the National Center for Creative Aging/Elders Share the Arts in Brooklyn, N.Y. "They give you a passion; they give the skills. Just the artistic process itself is one in which you have to focus and concentrate on many levels."
Paula Terry, director of the Access-Ability office with the National Endowment for the Arts, spearheaded the project because she wanted data that would measure whether there was any scientific basis for what she's been hearing for years.
Artists who work with seniors tell her that older people's "depression goes away; they become healthier; they form all these new relationships and on and on."
She and others hope the project not only will encourage more arts participation among seniors but also that it will spur Congress to increase spending for programs such as these because health benefits can translate into saved health care dollars.
Since participating in the class, Dillard says he is more outgoing and talkative; classmate Jesse James, 75, a retired community organizer, says it has brought him out of his shell, too. "The idea of giving someone room for expression is great. It made me more vocal. I have a lot of stuff I kept inside me."
Success in the arts can build confidence and lead to success in other arenas, says Bruce Miller of the Memory and Aging Center at the University of California-San Francisco, who is not involved in the study.
"If they have potential in art, they have potential in science, they have potential in business, they have potential advising our governments," Miller says.
Just ask Walter Peach, who participates in an arts class across town. At age 80, he says, he had never touched a brush before and had to be "dragged" to the first class.
But after going, "I felt so good about myself," says Peach, placing his right hand on his heart, his voice lilting higher.
He has done two paintings. "I'm really proud of them. I have an entirely different outlook on myself than I did. It increased my self-esteem so much."


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marike6: The K-5 is such a beautiful camera. Silver or black, pancake lens, kit zoom, it doesn't matter, it's just a perfect size and design. I shot with a Pentax K20D for a couple of years, but every time I see a K-5 article, I am truly sorry I no longer have my Pentax gear.
But D800 is still on preorder?
Dave Oddie: Pentax seem to have forgotten the K-5 is an aps-c camera when designing the 40mm lens.
On a full frame camera that focal length is great (I owned an Zuiko 40mm F2 in film days) but on aps-c with a f.o.v equal to 60mm I can't think of a more useless specification for a prime lens.
Pentax are not the only one to do this. Sony brought out a 50mm "portrait" lens when that is really too short to be a classic portrait lens with a f.o.v of a 75mm.
They are both far too conservative and seem to think they should stick to focal lengths that are really for full frame rather than develop specifically for aps-c. A 28mm prime which is approx 42mm f.o.v would have been much better.
Yes, same thought here. 60mm is not all around lens. Anything below 50mm would be great.
FrankyChing: 相機還未上市,firmware 就已經可以更新,看來廠家對這相機有點重視。
yeah, i know i know.
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1984 Reading Log
Part 1 Sections 1&2
In the first chapter, the protagonist, Winston Smith is an employee of the Ministry of Truth in Oceania at Airstrip One. Telescreens watch over everything Winston Smith, but Winston disobeys them by writing in a diary. When Winston goes to work, he has to watch the two minutes of hate which shames the leader of the opposition and briefly connects eyes with O'Brien. Winston comes back home to help a neighbor with some household maintenance and her kids are in love with Big Brother. In the end, Winston is accepting his faith that he will die because of ThoughtCrime.
Quote: The importance of this quote shows how Big Brother has influenced the younger generation already. The children are in love with Big Brother, are excited for executions, and even tell on their own parents. Big Brother can easily take over the younger generation. The older generation needs to teach the kids some things before society goes into a downward spiral.
"...they adored the party and everything connected to it" (Orwell 55).
Discusion Questions: Why don't the people rebel if they do not like their situation? Do they actually like Big Brother?
How has Big Brother able to get this much influence? Is our society heading down this path?
Learning Station #4
1. The chorus signals a beginning of a new beginning for a change from what we once saw. The songwriter talks about how it is changing from action to "transaction" amd this is showing the change our society is experiencing because the classic line is changed.
2. The rest of the song signals the beginning of a new beginning. This is first shown with the idea of "card castle" and how unstable card castles can be. The song is showing that the card castle can come down at anytime and can allow the beginning of a new era. Also, the line "fault lines should be worn pride" shows how the author is saying that the current era should be worn proud. The reason why he says fault lines is that fault lines can slip any moment, cause an earthquake, and cause change. The author is saying that a new era can come about any second.
Part 1 Section 3-6
Winston Smith thinks a lot about the past in this section. However, if he wants to make an actual difference in the world he cannot afford to think in clandestine because he will achieve nothing this way. If he wants to change the society, Winston Smith needs to convince the proles (the biggest population of the society) that the party is bad. The party will probably quell the revolution at first, but after several tries the party will be overcome. Right now, the party is making the people think in the way the party wants them to think in. Winston Smith has to band with others (O'Brien, the neighbor, and other) and has to tell others about the real past, and they have to make the past indelible. By telling others about the past, people will realize the party is not perfect at all and is just changing the past. The party is changing the past and that is why people have so much august for the party. By possibly teaming up with Goldenstein and the proles, Winston can make a difference. However, Winston will be irrelevant unless he warns others about the past.
Part 1 Section 7-8
Why is Winston Smith paranoid about the lady following him? Doesn't he realize that the lady could have similar goals to him?
Why are the proles so content with their life if their life is terrible? Are they being brainwashed by the Party?
Why doesn't Winston do something to stop the Party if he knows he will already die?Why is just complaining to himself?
Response to Question Number 2
The proles do not do anything because the Party hand them everything the proles want to have. The Ministry of Truth gives the proles magazines (brainless magazines) that are filled with sports, porn, and entertainment which the proles enjoy. Also, the proles work a lot of hours, but the proles believe this is actually a good amount of hours because they are being brainwashed by the Party. The Party makes the proles brainless and the proles will be unable to rebel.
"Why was it that they could never shout like that when something mattered?" (Orwell 133).
The quote shows that the proles do not care about anything important in life and therefore they have no incentive to rebel.
Part 2 Section 1-3
Winston and Julia's relationship is based on the fact that both of them share one common goal together; they both want to defy the Party. This is the reason why the two of them are drawn to each other because both want to rebel against their party. Their relationship represents a mini rebellion against the Party. In fact Winston claims that the relationship is a "blow struck against the Party" (Orwell 229). The Party is slowly losing control over its citizens and people are starting to rebel. The relationship is basically mocking the Party because Julia and Winston are showing the Party that the Party cannot see everything in the world. Unfortunately, Julia and Winston cannot meet a lot because of time considerations (job, outside work, and other stuff). Even when the two meet, the conversation is often abrupt and not smooth. However, I feel like this type of relationship will benefit their overall relationship in the long run. The reason for this is because Winston and Julia will have a sense of mystery about each other and wil eventually love each other more because of this. Also, I believe their relationship might be disrupted by the Obrien character because he seems shady. Or, the Obrien guy might cause Julia to dump Winston. All in all, Winston and Julia's relationship is a political act against the Party.
Part 2 Section 4-8
Quote from Chapter 4: "It's all Inner Party stuff. There's nothing those swine don't have, nothing" (Orwell 254).
Chapter 5: "It's always one bloody war after another, and one knows the news is all lies anyway" (Orwell 276)
Chapter 6:"He had moved from thoughts to words, and now from words to actions. The last step was something that would happen in the Ministry of Love" (Orwell 286).
Chapter 7: "The proles are human beings" (Orwell 296).
Chapter 8: "Our only true life is in the future" (Orwell 316).
Poster Activity
The peace sign, Statue of Liberty, and the white dove are all signs of freedom. Here, the Party is using the signs to show how peace will always be accompanied with violence and that peace is violence. The reason why the Party has to use the slogan is because the Party needs justification for their useless war with Eastasia. The Party is spreading propaganda like the poster in order to ensure the Party will have support for the war. By spreading propragranda like this, ordinary proles will believe the only way for Oceania to achieve peace is if they have violence. Unfortunately, the Party will continually exploit the proles and will just the continue the perpetual war. All in all, the Party is using peace symbols to convince people that war is justified.
Article Summary
The author first talks about how the USA is always in a state of perpetual war and that the USA is slowly drifting toward a society like the society of 1984. The author says USA, Russia, and China represent the three different countries of 1984. The author argues how President Obama won the Nobel Peace Prize while President Obama conducts two separate wars. The author also argues USA uses propaganda against the citizens in order to ensure support for war. For example, Bush and Cheney scared citizens into believing that war is the only way for Americans to defeat the terrorists. The author also claims the FISA act's ramifications and the Patriot Acts are unjustified because the two acts violate human rights. For example, the two acts allow the NSA to violate our privacy. All in all, the aithor claims the USA is turning more into 1984.


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I work on the late republic, especially Sallust, who appeals to me because he watched his world fall apart and because he is fascinated by troublemakers— even if not always sympathetic to them. My own focus is particularly on Sallust's Historiae and on Sallust's representation of Roman rhetoric. I have also been working recently in classical reception, where my research is focused on the modernist American poet E.E. Cummings. I like the way that Cummings responds to Classical verse: ambitious, provocative, and disobedient. I am currently writing my third book: a commercial non-fiction book which sold to W.W. Norton via my literary agent, Georgina Capel.
I have been at Oxford since I read Ancient & Modern History as an undergraduate. I did my graduate work on Sallust's Historiae, and I am now a Senior College Lecturer in Ancient History / Director of Studies for Classics at Regent's Park College. I teach Roman history and classical reception. I can be contacted by e-mail at "email@example.com" or by post to Regent's Park. I will always be happy to talk to candidates interested in applying to Regent's Park to study Classics, Classics & English, Ancient & Modern History, or Classical Archaeology & Ancient History. Follow links here for my Regent's Park College profile and my Faculty of Classics (University of Oxford) profile.
Rome after Sulla. Bloomsbury Academic. Hardback, paperback, and e-book. in preparation. Publication expected 22 February 2018.
E.E. Cummings' Modernism and the Classics: Each Imperishable Stanza. Oxford University Press: Classical Presences Series (2016). OUP link; Amazon.com link; Amazon.co.uk link.
forthcoming. 'Hostile Politics: Sallust and the rhetoric of popular champions in the late republic.' American Journal of Philology 137 (December 2016).
2014. 'The Turning Tide: the politics of the year 79 b.c.e.' Transactions of the American Philological Association 144, 415-44.
2014. '"a twilight smelling of Vergil": E.E. Cummings, Classics, and the Great War.' Greece & Rome 61, 242-60.
2013. 'Pretentious Scansion, Fascist Aesthetics, and a Father-complex for Joyce: E.E. Cummings on Sapphics and Ezra Pound.' Cambridge Classical Journal 59, 178-98.
2013. 'Sallust's Historiae and the voice of Sallust's Lepidus.' Arethusa 46, 447-70.
2012. 'Rome and North Korea: Totalitarian Questions.' Greece & Rome 59, 202-13.
2011. 'The "devotio" of Sallust's Cotta.' American Journal of Philology 132, 397-427.
2006. 'The Lindisfarne Gospels and the Aesthetics of Anglo-Saxon Art.' Anglo-Saxon Studies in Archaeology and History 13, 105-17.
'Fellows Find: The Goat-footed Paganism of E.E. Cummings.' Cultural Compass: The Harry Ransom Center (University of Texas at Austin) blog. BLOG POST.
'Pagan Poetry: the faun, the satyr, and the chase.' The Worcester Review 37 (2016). LITERARY MAGAZINE ESSAY.
Review of James Dempsey. The Tortured Life of Scofield Thayer. University Press of Florida, 2014. Hardback. 256pp. $39.95. In Spring: the Journal of the E.E. Cummings Society 21-22 (2015). BOOK REVIEW.
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The Tigers got to work on their passing game, giving the second and third stringers lots of game time. The first stringers got plenty of rest. Some of the walking wounded did not even play as the Tigers improved to 7-3 heading into a showdown with their oldest rival, the Georgia Bulldogs, next Saturday.
"I was very pleased with the way our offense came out," Campbell said. "Really, in the first half guys, stayed focused and took this game seriously. That is a positive sign to see that. We have got something going now and we want to continue it."
Campbell threw the ball just 10 times. Eight were completed and one was dropped by Devin Aromashodu. Campbell's final total was 184 yards, two touchdowns and no interceptions.
Cobb threw the ball nine times, completed seven and had two touchdowns and one interception for 109 yards.
"We played well the first half," Tuberville said. "Everybody looked good, looked sharp on both sides, offense and defense, and kicking game. The third and fourth quarter got a little sloppy playing the second teams. Usually, that happens. Guys played hard and we made a lot of plays."
Campbell got the scoring started with a perfectly thrown 33-yard pass to Jeris McIntyre, who had a half-step on the defender in the end zone for his first college TD pass. It took the Tigers just 2:20 of possession time on their first score. The next three took even less with drives of 2:04, 1:51 and Campbell's final possession was a three-play, 51-yarder that took just 1:12.
Fresham wide receiver Ben Obomanu scores a touchdown.
Auburn made it 14-0 on a 21-yard scoring strike to wide receiver Ben Obomanu, who was uncovered on the play after Campbell calmly stepped up in the pocket to avoid the pass rush.
The lead jumped to 21-0 as tailback Ronnie Brown powered in from two yards out to cap a six-play 64-yard drive with 44 seconds left in the first quarter.
The Tigers made the score 28-0 as Tre Smith found the end zone from 10 yards out with 13:11 left in the second quarter on Campbell's last series as quarterback.
Cobb's first possession was a strange one. Smith lost the ball on a fumble, but he got it back after Robert Johnson swatted the ball out of the hands of A.J. Bocard, who was running with the fumbled football. Auburn did lose the ball later on the series when Cobb's pass into the end zone was intercepted when receiver Aromashodu fell down with the ball approaching him.
The Tigers made the score 35-0 at the break when they drove 54 yards on 10 plays with Cobb making a very impressive throw on a rollout as he escaped defensive pressure. He found Robert Johnson for the five-yard TD play with 1:07 left in the half.
At halftime, the Tigers had converted all seven of their third down attempts while limiting the now 2-8 Indians to no first downs on eight third down plays.
Offensive coordinator Bobby Petrino liked the third down statistic, a point of emphasis in practice this week. He also said he wanted the first team offense back on the field for the opening possession of the third quarter, but noted that Tuberville vetoed that idea. Auburn managed to score anyway as the visitors botched an onside kick, touching it too early and Auburn got the football at the Louisiana-Monroe 43. Four plays later, Smith caught a five-yard TD pass to make the score 42-0.
With most of the crowd of 84,618 already gone on a day when it rained in the second half although no rain was forecast, the Indians scored the next two touchdowns. The first came on an 82-yard march that covered 14 plays. Krish Williams jumped over the top of the Auburn defense, which included a mixture of second and third stringers, for the score with 7:31 left in the third quarter.
The Indians cut the margin to 42-14 after making a big defensive stand. On fourth and inches, Auburn elected to go for it and Smith was stuffed trying to run behind the second team line. The visitors scored eight plays later on a fluke of a fourth-down pass from the three-yard line that was deflected into the air into the arms of Ben Wright.
Defensive end Bret Eddins tackles running back Bryant Jacobs.
The only scoring in the fourth quarter was a five-yard run by senior Michael Owens to cap a 12-play, 50-yard drive and a 24-yard Damon Duval field goal with 2:47 left. The distance was almost the same as the one he missed at the end of the Florida game and Tuberville said that he decided to kick the field goal in that situation to re-build confidence in the senior.
"It was good to see Michael come out and have a good game in front of the home crowd," said Tuberville, who gave the 15 seniors plenty of action on a day in which they were honored in pre-game ceremonies. "He has worked hard since he has been here and all the seniors have. This is a good senior group. They have all made some progress. They have had some good times and suffered through some tough times."
Tuberville added that he wanted to give Philip Yost a chance to kick, too, but the sophomore's hip is bothering him and he is not ready for game action.
Auburn returns to SEC action this coming Saturday as the Georgia Bulldogs and the Tigers renew the SEC's oldest rivalry.
Front Row Seats: Starters Reggie Torbor, Lorenzo Diamond, Jay Ratliff, Ben Nowland and Karlos Dansby took the afternoon off to heal injuries. All are expected back for the Georgia game. Danny Lindsey got the start at center and Troy Reddick filled in at Lindsey's guard spot. Bret Eddins and Mayo Sowell were the starting defensive ends and Derrick Graves replaced Dansby at linebacker.
Homecoming Hero: One of the favorites of the players, hard-working junior Dexter Murphy, came through with two sacks.
Play of the Game: Roshard Gilyard's lick on the final kickoff return of the afternoon was a 10.1 on a 1-10 scale and the biggest hit of the season.
Player of the Game: Sophomore Jason Campbell played beautiful football as his confidence and poise continues to grow.


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Le Bistrot de Mougins Restaurant Review: In the heat of summer this fashionable restaurant's interior is a cool retreat, and the cooking is bistro fare with a pronounced Provençal accent. Try dishes like Niçois petits farcis, Provençal beef casserole, and leg of lamb. Interesting list of local wines.
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Folks! Stephanie Perkin's newest novel Isla and the Happily Ever After will be released on August 14, 2014! Wah! Aren't you guys excited?! Because I am! Yay!
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I got to read a sneak peak of this amazing book through NetGalley. And oh my goodness! Isla Martin is quite an introvert. And for that, I instantly love her. Of the three (Anna, Lola and Isla), I think I will be able to relate to her more.
Of course, Josh! He's a puzzle. He really intrigues me so I am looking forward to finding out more of him. Josh and Isla are very awkward to each other. I want to know how these two will play out their awkwardness. Haha! And they're just really cute.
And since Isla and the Happily Ever After is the finale all fans of Anna and the French Kiss and Lola and the Boy Next Door are waiting for, I am very much excited to know what happened to Anna, Etienne, Lola and Cricket, and how their stories will be intertwined with that of Isla and Josh. Wah folks! I am really excited!
So yes, again Isla and the Happily Ever After will be out August 14, 2014. :)
From Goodreads:
From the glittering streets of Manhattan to the moonlit rooftops of Paris, falling in love is easy for hopeless dreamer Isla and introspective artist Josh. But as they begin their senior year in France, Isla and Josh are quickly forced to confront the heartbreaking reality that happily-ever-afters aren't always forever.
Their romantic journey is skillfully intertwined with those of beloved couples Anna and Étienne and Lola and Cricket, whose paths are destined to collide in a sweeping finale certain to please fans old and new.
That's all folks!
PS: Stephanie Perkins will also visit the Philippines on July! :)