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Archinect - Features 2017-07-21T20:46:21-04:00 http://archinect.com/features/article/150007543/the-impossible-innocence-of-architecture The Impossible Innocence of Architecture Maartje Ter Veen 2017-05-16T13:34:00-04:00 >2017-05-18T20:24:25-04:00
There are as many definitions of architecture as there are architects. It is something that will never be set in stone, and that's a good thing. At the same time, 'What is architecture?' is an essential question—a question that every architect and others in the field should continue to ask themselves to, at the very least, fully assume the position they have taken on, both in their profession and in society.
 http://archinect.com/features/article/150002523/frank-gehry-architectural-education-and-the-future-of-prisons Frank Gehry, Architectural Education, and the "Future of Prisons" Leo Shaw 2017-04-12T11:20:00-04:00 >2017-04-12T19:13:50-04:00
Last week the Architect's Newspaper reported that Frank Gehry, the 88-year old superstar of American architecture, is teaching a course at SCI-Arc this spring entitled "The Future of Prison."

To denizens of architecture Twitter, which has specialized in outrage over the past several months, the news seemed like a bad April Fool's joke. Even the course description had the tone-deaf optimism of a Silicon Valley pitch line, asking "emerging architects to break free of current conventions and re-imagine what we now refer to as 'prison' for a new era."
 http://archinect.com/features/article/149992224/architecture-in-the-trump-era-a-report-from-columbia-gsapp-by-a-l-hu Architecture in the Trump Era: A Report from Columbia GSAPP by A.L. Hu A.L. Hu 2017-02-16T12:11:00-05:00 >2017-02-16T22:01:28-05:00
A week after taking to the streets for the Women's March in New York City and two weeks into the spring semester, I felt restless and helpless as the barrage of outrageous news took its toll. It's difficult to sit still in studio when it seems as if the world is beginning to morph into a reality that is at once unrecognizable in its incredulousness and intensely familiar—the beginnings of history repeating itself.
 http://archinect.com/features/article/149987667/climate-change-was-removed-from-whitehouse-gov-today-what-does-this-mean-for-architects Climate change was removed from whitehouse.gov today. What does this mean for architects? Katherine Stege 2017-01-20T17:40:00-05:00 >2017-01-25T07:53:49-05:00
Directly following the inauguration of our new 45th president, whitehouse.gov received an overhaul. The most notable change was the complete deletion of the climate change page, which previously housed local, national, and international plans for combating climate change, as well as actions and goals of the previous administration. In this symbolic erasure, the new administration rejects climate change as a critical priority, denies the overwhelming evidence of human contribution to recent warming trends, and turns a blind eye to the critical research, policy, and international collaboration required in safeguarding our environment from significant long-term destruction.
 http://archinect.com/features/article/149979644/architecture-2030-s-ed-mazria-outlines-an-environmentally-responsible-plan-for-the-architecture-and-design-industries Architecture 2030's Ed Mazria outlines an environmentally-responsible plan for the architecture and design industries Archinect 2016-11-21T13:17:00-05:00 >2016-11-27T20:38:30-05:00
A Sleeping Giant Awakens
The election of Donald Trump, and a hastily composed (and later retracted) post-election statement by the American Institute of Architects (AIA), has galvanized the U.S. design community. After much soul-searching prompted by anxiety and anger, architects and our allied design and planning professionals have articulated a vibrant vision for themselves and their profession.
 http://archinect.com/features/article/149976509/architects-if-you-don-t-start-disrupting-urbanism-silicon-valley-will-do-it-for-you Architects: If You Don't Start Disrupting Urbanism, Silicon Valley Will Do It for You. Fred Scharmen 2016-11-07T12:33:00-05:00 >2017-03-19T22:24:19-04:00
When Mountain View start-up incubator YCombinator announced this June that the company would be creating an initiative around designing new cities, it was easy for architects and urbanists to laugh.
 http://archinect.com/features/article/149974557/to-hire-the-best-in-the-world-post-brexit-trade-and-immigration-are-top-concerns To Hire 'the Best in the World' Post-Brexit, Trade and Immigration Are Top Concerns Chris Williamson 2016-10-25T02:56:00-04:00 >2016-11-07T00:24:29-05:00
In a previous article I wrote about the Brexit referendum, I concluded by saying it could be the crowning achievement of a long and glorious reign for Elizabeth II. I would like to be clear: I voted to remain in the European Union.
 http://archinect.com/features/article/149963418/architecture-s-place-in-the-museum Architecture's place in the museum Bridget Gayle Ground 2016-08-17T09:36:00-04:00 >2016-08-31T20:16:55-04:00
The role that architecture plays in our individual and communal lives is often overlooked, yet in an age when environmental crises are imminent and individuals increasingly turn inward to their electronic devices, an investment in quality spaces that promote social and ecological well-being seems more urgent than ever. This conundrum begs the question: how can a deeper appreciation for architecture be instilled in twenty-first century society?
 http://archinect.com/features/article/149960251/brexit-vote-was-due-to-a-loss-of-identity-more-than-anything-else-op-ed-by-alan-penn-dean-of-the-bartlett-faculty-of-the-built-environment Brexit vote was due to "a loss of identity more than anything else" – op-ed by Alan Penn, Dean of the Bartlett Faculty of the Built Environment Alan Penn 2016-07-30T06:19:00-04:00 >2016-08-31T20:20:47-04:00
As an architect and an optimist, I am hopeful that the chaos in Britain triggered by the Brexit referendum may be accompanied by yet another great age of creative invention.
 http://archinect.com/features/article/149957963/brexit-exposed-a-britain-divided-and-architects-must-now-redouble-our-efforts-to-be-at-the-forefront-of-quality-and-innovation-op-ed-by-chris-williamson-of-weston-williamson-partners Brexit exposed a Britain divided, and architects must now "redouble our efforts to be at the forefront of quality and innovation." – op-ed by Chris Williamson of Weston Williamson + Partners Chris Williamson 2016-07-15T01:00:00-04:00 >2016-07-23T00:42:24-04:00
I was in New York at the time of the Brexit vote. I found out the result at two in the morning and was incredibly disappointed, but not surprised.
 http://archinect.com/features/article/149956426/brexit-a-chance-to-roll-back-the-interventionist-state-and-unleash-entrepreneurial-creativity-op-ed-by-patrik-schumacher Brexit: a chance to roll back the interventionist state and unleash entrepreneurial creativity – op-ed by Patrik Schumacher Patrik Schumacher 2016-07-08T04:02:00-04:00 >2017-02-09T13:37:51-05:00
I have very little in common with the arguments of the Leave Campaign, and in particular reject the anti-immigration thrust of the Campaign. However, I welcome Brexit as offering an enhanced ability and chance to experiment with new policies that dare more economic freedom.
 http://archinect.com/features/article/128885228/op-ed-beyond-stars-icons-and-much-more-by-patrik-schumacher Op-Ed: Beyond Stars, Icons and Much More, by Patrik Schumacher Patrik Schumacher 2015-06-08T15:21:00-04:00 >2015-08-23T09:52:26-04:00
In mid-April I had posted a note entitled "In Defense of Stars and Icons" on my Facebook page. This was picked up and extensively commented on, here on Archinect. I am thrilled about the lively debate that followed (in which I had participated as 'parametricist') and I am happy to get the opportunity to come back to this debate once more in this op-ed.
 http://archinect.com/features/article/114913845/op-ed-if-architecture-were-optimism-a-response-to-michael-kimmelman-s-critique-of-1-wtc Op-Ed: If Architecture Were Optimism; A Response to Michael Kimmelman's Critique of 1 WTC archiadventures 2014-12-01T11:38:00-05:00 >2014-12-05T22:49:46-05:00
In the last year or so, reading or watching the news has become a game of roulette. Taking my chances, I scan pages or flip channels hastily in an attempt to avoid disturbing imagery and narrative in favor of landing on something meaningful and at least slightly optimistic.
 http://archinect.com/features/article/103324398/op-ed-from-ex-cite-to-in-cite-reflecting-on-rem-s-biennale Op-Ed: From (EX)CITE to (IN)CITE, reflecting on Rem's Biennale Esther Sperber 2014-07-07T12:43:00-04:00 >2014-07-11T10:01:28-04:00
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Rem Koolhaas, chief curator of the 2014 Venice Biennale, managed to excite us, again forcing us to rethink the Elements and Fundamentals of architecture. For me, this is the first time I felt a real desire to visit the show, which I have always imagined to be more like an amusement park for new design.
 http://archinect.com/features/article/97029910/op-ed-response-to-screen-print-6-monu-s-greater-urbanism Op-Ed: Response to Screen/Print #6, MONU's "Greater Urbanism" Petros Phokaides 2014-04-07T17:23:00-04:00 >2014-04-14T19:07:51-04:00
Greater urbanism, the focus of the latest issue of MONU magazine, is a term aiming to describe urban phenomena and strategies associated with cities expanding their territories ("greater" as bigger and more complex); and/or increasing their economic or symbolic power ("Greater" as grander). Revisiting the magazine's rich content, profiled in Screen/Print #6, this review, by Petros Phokaides, Loukas Triantis and Iris Polyzos, aims to offer critical insights on some of the challenges faced by urbanism today, and a quick reflection on current dynamics/discussions on the future of cities.
 http://archinect.com/features/article/85989677/op-ed-millennials-and-opportunity-embracing-intentional-vs-spontaneous-change-in-the-workforce Op-Ed: Millennials and Opportunity: Embracing Intentional vs Spontaneous Change in the Workforce archiadventures 2013-11-07T15:37:00-05:00 >2013-11-12T08:17:24-05:00
 It seems I can't have a conversation these days without someone invoking the ever-popular saying, "the only constant is change." As a young professional with friends in a wide cross-section of demanding fields, the truth behind this statement is highly apparent in their various professional lives. All this change has made me wonder whether or not there are exceptions to the new professional rule, and whether or not change has in fact become the "safer" option than digging in and embracing the abstract notion of something "long-term."
 http://archinect.com/features/article/77746690/op-ed-thoughts-on-naivete-as-design-method-or-why-our-entry-didn-t-have-a-6-curb Op-Ed: Thoughts on Naivete as Design Method or, Why Our Entry Didn't Have a 6" Curb Ann Lui 2013-07-24T12:35:00-04:00 >2013-07-29T21:17:01-04:00
 When asked about courage in architecture, Elizabeth Diller has said: "[It] comes half from being naive and also not having the cynicism to stop yourself when you have a good idea that you don't know how to work it out." More simply: You can't know that it can't be done if you're going to do it. My partner and I recently won a Jury Citation — a euphemism for 9th place — in a competition for bus rapid transit stations. Our project was by any measure grossly out of scale, eclipsing any imaginable budget or structural methods, and barely included any buses at all. Rather than being sited in an expanded traffic lane, our entry swooped high and far above the city. It created a counterpoint to the constant discourse on hyper-efficiency and speed. It provoked, I hope, questions about the nature of the competition as well as addressing the brief. But the night before we submitted our entry, I reviewed the FAQ and had a moment of panic.

 Other entrants had asked, "frequently", how high th...
 http://archinect.com/features/article/73381902/op-ed-the-ego-and-the-architect Op-Ed: The Ego and the Architect archiadventures 2013-05-20T09:36:00-04:00 >2013-07-24T12:39:33-04:00
 A few weeks ago, I witnessed an interaction that I imagine most people in the design industry experience numerous times both in school AND professional life. What transpired was this: a few junior architects were pinning up carefully composed drawings, renderings, and sketches for a client meeting. Under a tight budget and time constraint, the amount of thought, options, and exploration on the wall felt vital and impressive. As the last drawing was being pinned, a visiting architect from a different office briefly stepped into the room, looked at the wall for about thirty seconds, and quickly claimed "Oh, I built this building in the 90's…"
 http://archinect.com/features/article/10733174/op-ed-an-open-house Op-Ed: an Open house? Nick Axel 2011-06-21T19:18:00-04:00 >2012-09-27T17:49:01-04:00
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 The recent project of Open house by Droog with Diller Scofidio + Renfro is refreshing in the sense that it engages a pervasive condition and experience of the built environment that often goes unthought. The idea of envisioning a 'future suburbia' has strongly provoked the attention of architects and the non-architect, better known as the resident. The content of the project has to this date contained a one day event that included a seminar taking place in New York City, polemical installations within the archetypal suburb of Levittown, New York, visionary representations of a potential life in suburbia (1), and a host of online journalism. Open house uses traditional architectural conventions as provocative mediums in order to communicate, what I would like to show, a much deeper and significant concept that is at the root of the project. By employing the potentiality of a service economy, Open house fundamentally works on an ideological level that seeks to...
 http://archinect.com/features/article/9349928/op-ed-the-neglected-public-bathroom Op-Ed: The Neglected Public Bathroom Archinect 2011-06-09T18:55:00-04:00 >2012-09-26T20:12:28-04:00
 According to the New York Post, the National 9/11 Memorial will open this year with no bathrooms. The $508 million project will draw legions of visitors and is characterized by gushing water, but anyone seeking a toilet will have to leave the site for a nearby department store.

 This omission of public bathrooms resonates with a personal architectural experience. Over the past six months, I participated in a collaboration of art and architecture students to design a pavilion at Columbia University. It is located in a courtyard behind the architecture school and will be up for most of the summer. A temporary structure, a pavilion is often the architect's opportunity to build without the inconvenience of plumbing or other practicalities.
 http://archinect.com/features/article/7706563/op-ed-sticks-and-stones-ai-weiwei-and-the-uses-of-architecture Op-Ed: Sticks and Stones; Ai Weiwei and the Uses of Architecture Fred Scharmen 2011-05-26T12:39:00-04:00 >2013-01-28T14:16:55-05:00
 This op-ed was initially conceived as a series of critical Twitter messages by Fred Scharmen, aka sevensixfive, directed at blogs (including Archinect) that have been providing ongoing exposure of new architecture projects in China, considering China's unfair capture and treatment of artist/activist Ai Weiwei. In an effort to investigate this issue further, and hopefully spark a little productive debate, we invited Fred to pen this op-ed.

 Should the media protest the treatment of Ai Weiwei by ceasing promotion of all new architectural work in China? Should architects refuse to take on new work in China? Should we continue to support the work of architects and artists in China, but only with a disclaimer? Please share your thoughts in the comments.
 http://archinect.com/features/article/103569/archinect-op-ed-meier-or-piano-a-provocation Archinect Op-Ed: Meier or Piano? A Provocation. Nam Henderson 2011-01-18T12:20:00-05:00 >2012-12-14T14:34:19-05:00
 A few months ago, before I visited the High Museum complex for the first time, a friend explained to me why he preferred the work of Piano's addition in comparison to Meier's original building. Key for him were two factors. First, the quality of detailing on Piano's addition, with regards especially to his attention to light(ness). He also expressed the belief that Piano is a master at making human spaces, and beautiful moments.

 http://archinect.com/features/article/97265/archinect-op-ed-a-response-to-nicolai-ouroussoff-s-article Archinect Op-Ed: A Response to Nicolai Ouroussoff's Article Seth Embry 2010-04-01T15:20:00-04:00 >2012-12-14T13:59:49-05:00
 Having recently had the pleasure of reading Alexandra Lange's critique of the New York Times' resident architectural critic Nicolai Ouroussoff on Design Observer, I realized that I wasn't alone in my unappreciative assessment of his writing. This article has only intensified my antipathy into simmering anger, due to the amount of contempt that it displays toward both the Times' Design section readers and the people affected by the disaster in Haiti, as well as those involved in the reconstruction efforts there.
 http://archinect.com/features/article/90818/archinect-op-ed-the-acropolis-museum-an-unhappy-fit Archinect Op-Ed: The Acropolis Museum; An Unhappy Fit Archinect 2009-07-31T11:36:00-04:00 >2013-05-17T19:07:13-04:00
 Last June, after three decades of competitions and debate, the Acropolis Museum in Athens opened to the public. It was designed by internationally re-known architect Bernard Tschumi, and it houses nearly 4000 ancient Greek artifacts, including the great stones of the parthenon's frieze. I first visited the Acropolis 15 years ago as an undergraduate student of architecture. Last month I had the opportunity to visit the site again, now with the eyes of an experienced architect. Hearing about the controversy surrounding the new museum, I was eager to see how one of the great theorists and idols from my student yeas responded to such a challenging, high-profile commission. My first glimpses of the building brought that familiar rush of excitement and anticipation, the kind you get at a concert just before the performer takes the stage. The simple geometric volumes, one rotated above the other, were familiar from pictures and, seeing it live, I could appreciate its powerful yet restrained...
 http://archinect.com/features/article/87153/archinect-op-ed-big-bangs-slums-and-suburbia Archinect Op-Ed: Big Bangs, Slums, and Suburbia will galloway 2009-03-29T11:39:00-04:00 >2012-12-10T19:47:46-05:00
 This is not a scientific statement by any means, but I think it's reasonable to assume that every universe pretty much gets just one big bang.

 However, architecture and planning (both professions in which I have some experience) generally are practiced as if the opposite was the case. Not in a literal sense, of course. It isn't like we walk around our offices worrying about celestial events. Yet we are clearly entranced with the possibility of using our arts to magically sweep aside - all at once - every wrong that we see before us; replacing entire cities and neighborhoods with little mini-novas of creative destruction. The Big Bang model of urban planning – where existing matter is rubbed out, the new stuff is all good, everything is pre-decided, and the outcome inexorable. It's very mechanistic.
 http://archinect.com/features/article/83958/archinect-op-ed-global-systems-vs-local-platforms Archinect Op-Ed: Global Systems vs. Local Platforms Archinect 2008-12-20T22:51:00-05:00 >2015-02-04T21:04:55-05:00
 We are in the midst of radical social and economic change brought on by the emergence of a global system that is completely and utterly uncontrollable -- it is too big, too fast, and too complex to control. Unfortunately, the lack of a global control system means that we face a long series of increasingly severe shocks (due to the system's tight coupling, each new shock will sweep the world in months), wrecking long standing and established structures with ease. The first shocks, a bubble in energy and a financial crisis, have already done significant damage. More are on the way as the global system moves ever farther from normal patterns of operation.
 http://archinect.com/features/article/82515/archinect-op-ed-the-public-image-s-of-architecture Archinect Op-Ed: The Public Image(s) of Architecture o d b 2008-11-08T21:03:00-05:00 >2012-12-12T14:38:36-05:00
 Architecture and politics have a long and sordid relationship. It has been said that all architecture is political. Typically architecture serves a subservient role in this relationship by merely representing the politics of the building's patron—what Deyan Sudjic has described as the Edifice Complex. Nevertheless, at times throughout history architects themselves take on a political agenda and use their projects as rhetorical devices for the elucidation of these views.
 http://archinect.com/features/article/82217/archinect-op-ed-the-academy-transformed Archinect Op-Ed: The Academy Transformed? aml 2008-11-01T21:21:00-04:00 >2013-05-17T19:03:24-04:00
 In the last few years, architecture programs have started offering more courses that address current problems. I'm referring specifically to sustainability classes and social housing studios. This may be partly because of a general move in education to accommodate a growing market and student demand for green practice. Although this is great news, and there is still work to be done, I'd like to take this opportunity to issue some warnings on the subject.
 http://archinect.com/features/article/81604/archinect-op-ed-let-s-get-small Archinect Op-Ed: Let's Get Small Fred Scharmen 2008-10-25T22:54:00-04:00 >2013-05-17T19:02:08-04:00
 Over the past year, many offices in the profession have seen their projects shrink. Institutions are moving away from the all-at-once construction of a single new building. They are instead asking architects for ideas about phased, long-term master-planning - with an emphasis on step-by-step reuse, renovation, and optimization of existing space, structures, and resources.
 http://archinect.com/features/article/81083/archinect-op-ed-a-green-lining-to-our-financial-crisis-clouds Archinect Op-Ed: A green lining to our financial crisis clouds Barry Lehrman 2008-10-12T00:09:00-04:00 >2012-12-07T17:15:52-05:00
 Beyond the Malthusian gloom and doom that pervades most of the discussion about climate change and the current economic outlook, I am optimistic about the unique opportunity we have to change our behavior to preserve the environment and our future. Our consumer culture needs to shift towards living off of nature's income and not nature's capital. With the shreds of financial deregulations burning down our house of debt - we have become a nation that can no longer feed our material addiction. Maybe, just maybe, we have reached a tipping point where it is easier to change our behavior then maintain the Gordon Gecko greed and wonton consumption of the last 30 years. If we are to tackle the inconvenient truth of climate change and environmental degradation before its too late, we must act.


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Our unit contains three storyboard stories about a young boy, a grandmother, and Buddy her dog. Non-native children learn a bit about the culture of First Nations people in northern Saskatchewan. Teachers of aboriginal children can adapt the story to suit their own First Nations community. Use the kinship term for grandmother from any language. Replace the name of the dog with a dog the children are familiar with and so on. Why not draw and add your own story pieces and give Kokum and Buddy a whole new adventure? This Primary Studies lesson provides a teacher and student section with reading passages, storyboard stories, discussion questions, and hands-on activities to create a well-rounded lesson plan.
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Students thrive in school when given the opportunities to be successful. We are one of the nation's largest networks of businesses, universities, faith-based organizations and volunteers engaged in public schools. With more than 800 PENCIL Partners directly supporting Nashville students and teachers every day, we believe that community involvement is key to students' academic success. PENCIL is a registered 501(c)(3).
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It's simple - we recruit businesses that support MNPS schools with resources and volunteers. These volunteers tutor elementary school students to get them reading on grade level. These volunteers share technical skills with high school students to prepare them for college and career. These volunteers donate school supplies to our LP PENCIL Box to increase the resources available to all students across the district.
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On April 1, 1982, PENCIL Foundation opened its doors after several months of collaborative planning by Metropolitan Nashville Public Schools administrators and community and business leaders. These leaders realized that a strong public school system was essential to a healthy future for Nashville and that broad-based support and involvement from the community, including the private sector, were imperative.
Sue Spickard, President of Cumberland Valley Girl Scout Council and sustaining member of the Junior League of Nashville, and Rosalind McGee, President of the League of Women Voters, co-chaired a committee to gather information on successful school-community partnerships. This data was employed in building community support for Nashville public schools. The committee established PENCIL Foundation as a non-profit organization with these goals:
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A number of business leaders, including Ed Nelson of Commerce Union Bank and Bronson Ingram of Ingram Industries, helped bring the goals of PENCIL Foundation to the business community and gain its support for the schools. A steering committee that included John Hardcastle, Walter Hale II, Vic Campbell, Ralph Mosley, Allen McCampbell and Charles Wray completed the details for forming the new organization.
Brent Poulton from Tennessee State University's Center for Community Education became PENCIL Foundation's first executive director. Donald McNaughton of Hospital Corporation of America was named the foundation's first board chairman. Bronson Ingram, Edward G. Nelson, Charles W. Cook, Jr., Raymond Zimmerman, Carroll Shanks, Shirley Zeitlin, Bill Wire, Frank Warren, Dale Polley, DeWitt Ezell, Jr., Vic Campbell, Ron DeBerry, Don Williamson, Clyde Ingalls, Sue Spickard, DeVan Ard, Jr., Sue Atkinson, Byron Trauger, Enrico Pennisi, Robert Fisher, Jeff Gregg, Jennie Renwick, John Gauder, Denine Torr, Kathy Nevill, and John Doerge have also served as board chairmen. Beth Brill, HCA, is PENCIL's current Chairman of the Board.
For more than 30 years, PENCIL Foundation has maintained strong ties with local businesses, community organizations, and Nashville public schools.
PENCIL Foundation's major accomplishment has been the creation of PENCIL Partners (originally called Adopt-a-School). Beginning with 37 "adoptions" in 1982-83, the program has grown to include over 800 community-school partnerships that enhance the education of more than 80,000 students in Metropolitan Nashville Public Schools.
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This magnificent region in Northern Europe is famous for many things, but perhaps is best known for being the 'Land of the Midnight Sun'. For a few months each year, the sun shines on Scandinavia 24-hours a day, depending on the exact location, before plunging the region into polar night. This fascinating phenomenon brings countless visitors on Scandinavia tours each year, but this isn't the only reason you should visit. Scandinavia is also home to chic cities, dramatic scenery and excellent cuisine.


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Dear Barbara: Since strawberry season is so short, I want to use as many as possible. I bought a lug of them at our favorite berry stand. What is the best way to store them, and how long can I keep them before they start to spoil? — Kendra from Lodi
Dear Kendra: Local berries are wonderful right now. They also get "old" very quickly. You should always use them the day you purchase them, and hull and wash them right before using. If this is not possible, then I would suggest putting them on a cookie sheet (with short sides) in a single layer, but you really need to use them the next day. Any longer than that and they can get moldy and should be tossed out.
If you have a lot of strawberries left, you can freeze them while they are still good. If you do this method, add 1⁄2 cup of sugar to 1 quart of fruit. They can then be frozen for 10 to 12 months. Remember that when you thaw them, they will be a slightly different color and texture. They will not look like the berries you started with.
Dear Barbara: We love sweet corn and make it often. The reason I am writing is because I can never get all the "silk" to come off and I waste a lot of time picking it off a strand or two at a time. Do you have any suggestions on how to get the silk off with out hurting the kernels? — Susan from Lodi?
Dear Susan: Yes, Susan, there is another way. A friend of mine showed me and I always use this method now.
After removing the husk and the majority of silk, scrub the corn gently, under cool water, with a vegetable brush, in the opposite direction than it grows. I've had a lot of success with this method and I hope that you do also.
Dear Barbara: I've always heard that rhubarb leaves were poisonous. Is it true or just something that a mother tells her children to stay away from the rhubarb patch? — Lisa from Galt
Dear Lisa: According to iVillageGardenWeb, there is a reason to be wary. If you ate the leaves it could make you very ill. If you compost the leaves, the plant loses its toxicity and it is fine to put the leaves in your composting.
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District 13 baseball got under way this week with Logan County picking up a lopsided win while Russellville suffered a narrow defeat.
The Panthers came into Tuesday's game against district foe Franklin-Simpson looking for their first win of the season. But it wasn't to be as RHS fell 2-1 for the second straight game.
Russellville (0-4) had lost 2-1 on Monday at Muhlenberg County.
The Panthers were scheduled to play at Edmonson County on Thursday night. They will next be in action on Monday at Trigg County, before taking on Logan County on Tuesday, March 29 in the first 'Clash of the Cats' for baseball. That district game will be played at LCHS.
Logan County had dropped two games in a row heading into Tuesday night's game at Todd County Central, but responded in a huge way, blowing out the Rebels 31-1 in just five innings.
The Cougars pounded out 20 hits in the win and were led at the plate by Dylan Penick, who was 3-for-5 with four RBI, four runs scored and a double. Nick Wooden hit a home run in the game and also drove in two and scored twice. Jackson Campbell was 3-for-4 with four RBI, two runs and a pair of doubles. Austin Rayno was 3-for-4 with three RBI and four runs. Kaleb Justice was also 3-for-4 with three RBI and three runs.
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Tropical Storm Jose 2011, The tropical storm formed near Bermuda Jose on Sunday, becoming the tenth named storm of the 2011 Atlantic hurricane, U.S. forecasters said.
At 11 am EDT (1500 GMT), the U.S. National Hurricane Center said that Joseph was 75 miles (125 km) southwest of Bermuda and moving north over the central Atlantic Ocean. That was not a threat to the U.S. Coast or energy interests in the Gulf of Mexico.
The storm had maximum sustained winds of 40 miles (65 kilometers) per hour and little change in strength was expected in the next 24 hours, the NHC said.
He said tropical storm conditions are expected in Bermuda, in which Joseph could dump up to 3 inches (8 cm) of rain. But the storm is expected to weaken on Monday before dissipating as it has a projection of the track north-northeast towards the sea.
Joseph formed near the British territory as Hurricane Irene, the first hurricane of the 2011 season of the Atlantic, approaching the city of New York after beating their way up the East Coast North Carolina, which made landfall Saturday.
Irene was downgraded to a tropical storm on Sunday morning as we dropped the New York region with winds and driving rain.
Observers were also mindful of the time on Sunday on a cluster of showers and thunderstorms associated with a tropical wave several hundred miles (km) south-southwest of the Cape Verde islands off West Africa.
Miami-based National Hurricane Center said the system had a "half chance" of becoming a tropical cyclone in 48 hours. If it becomes a tropical storm, the system will be named Katia.
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It's the future, civilization is over with! A hermit named Snowman is one of the last humans around, living in a tree and wearing a baseball cap. Snowman is a guardian/religious figure to the Children of Crake, genetically engineered humanoid creatures designed to be physically flawless. Also, their private parts and butts turn blue when they want to mate, like if a DVD of Avatar could get horny.
Snowman reminisces about when he used to be a boy named Jimmy, before all of mankind was wiped out. Jimmy and his genius friend Glenn (nicknamed Crake) lived in corporate science compounds separated from the pleeblands, aka the dirty crime ridden cities where everyone else lives. Take that, normal people- you don't know shit about science so you have to live in squalor!
Jimmy's dad was a bio-engineer crossing pigs with other pigs so he can make the best of the pigs, a pig to rule over all the other pigs, even the ones who wear pants. The pigs he makes are mean, though. He also develops rakunks, raccoons mixed with skunks. They're cuter than a baby animal zoo crossed with a bag of Earl Grey tea. See, here's the thing scientists; instead of making vicious pig monsters just so you can get an extra spare rib, you need to be making cute animal hybrids that WON'T bring about the fall of man.
Jimmy's mom feels guilty about ethical science violations so she runs away and goes from being a scientist mom to a freedom fighter/revolutionary insurgent mom who sends postcards from mysterious locations. My mom is a nurse, so she never did much freedom fighting. She did design and build an outdoor aviary to house finches and parakeets, though. If any of those birds had started a corrupt global corporation or dabbled in questionable genetic splicing techniques I'm sure my mom would have put a stop to it.
Jimmy and Crake get high and surf the internet of the future. According to this book, the internet is going to be full of naked people reading the news, websites of horrific death videos and terrible pornography of all types. So they're going to tone it down a bit in the future as far as the internet is concerned, apparently.
They see an eight year old girl (Oryx) on one of those websites and become fascinated with her. Crake tracks her down as an adult and hires her to help him build his own race of humans from the ground up. Crake hires Jimmy, too. Jimmy and Oryx fall in love even though Crake is dating Oryx. A love triangle and a scientist playing God. This should go smoothly.
Oh no! Things did not go smoothly! Crake sneaks a deadly virus into the birth control to wipe out humanity. He kills Oryx right in front of Jimmy then asks him to take care of the Children of Crake. If you want a favor from someone, don't kill the love of their life right before you ask for it. Don't even maim the love of their life. Try flowers.
Jimmy does Crake a solid, though, and keeps an eye on the Crakers; though to be fair his calender was wide open after the fall of civilization.
When I first heard about Oryx and Crake I didn't know what the story was going to be, so I envisioned two rakish detectives, Oryx and Crake, gadding about in space getting in duels with aliens and drinking Scotch in grimy cantinas. Another case solved by Oryx and Crake, Esq. LLC. Inc.!
I say old bean that Moon Centipede nearly severed our neatly trimmed mustaches with its 3G network enabled razor sharp claws, good thing we had our laser proof iPads. And so on and so on. Damn, now I'm just inventing steampunk characters, and not very original ones, either. You know what I think it is? I saw this Sherlock Holmes-in-the-future cartoon in Netflix where Watson was an android and Sherlock Holmes was cloned back to life from his body preserved in a honey filled coffin.
"Honey filled coffin" sounds like a euphemism for condoms. And that's the review, folks, goodnight!


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Bangalore, Aug 2: Former captain Sourav Ganguly may have showed a "lack of respect" by turning up late for toss when India locked horns with Australia during the historic 2001 Test series, feels Steve Waugh who was a leading a bunch of extraordinarily talented Aussies in that rubber.
"The fact that he turned up late every game - it was his choice. I just thought it showed a lack of respect for the game. It didn't really affect me. The match referee actually told him that he had to turn up on time," Waugh said when asked about the controversial episode.
Waugh, meanwhile, is hopeful of Australia scripting a turnaround in the remaining three Tests against England in the ongoing Ashes series, which the hosts lead 2-0.
"Australia have begun well the third Test at Old Trafford. Hope we can make a comeback in the remaining three Tests," said Waugh.
Australia ended the first day's play of the third Test at a commanding 303 for three yesterday at Old Trafford.
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Atroquinine is a fictional synthetic substance featured in Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney. It is extremely poisonous to humans.
Atroquinine is a very potent poison (lethal at 2 µg) that paralyzes the nervous system. It takes at least 15 minutes after ingestion for adverse effects to show. Symptoms include trembling of the limbs, arching of the back and burning of the throat.
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When Kristoph Gavin visited the house of Drew Misham to request a forgery, he left a commemorative stamp of Troupe Gramarye and a bottle of nail polish, both of which he had contaminated with atroquinine, to prevent Misham from talking about him. He told Drew's daughter Vera Misham that the nail polish was a magic charm that would protect her from danger, and he instructed Drew by letter to send a reply confirming receipt of his payment for the forgery. However, Vera grew fond of the stamp and left it in a frame. Seven years later, Drew sent a letter to Gavin, telling him to remove the "magic charm" that Vera would talk about but not identify; lacking a stamp, he used the poisoned stamp, which killed him. During the subsequent trial, Vera was called to the stand. She became nervous and bit her nails, which had the poisoned nail polish on them, and fell into a coma.
To date, Vera Misham is the only person known to have survived a near-lethal dosage of atroquinine poisoning.
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Quentin goes to Evan for the hand of Count Petofi to restore his face, as a strange man shows up and demands the hand from Quentin.
Synopsis Edit
- In the great house at Collinwood, at the turn of the century, two people struggle to find out who they really are. One has a name she feels no right to, the other has a new face and is a terrifying stranger, even to himself.
When Quentin sees Minerva, he moves at the ghost and it vanishes. He tells Judith he saw it. Trask is on the steps and aims a gun at Quentin, who runs out. Judith tells Trask about Quentin and Minerva. Trask tries to get her to take her medicine. Minerva is in the drawing room again in the chair. She rises again. Trask shuts the drawing room doors... and leaves Judith inside with the ghost. Minerva stares at Judith after sitting again.
Evan comes to Trask. Trask tells him about the prowler. Minerva comes at Judith again with the knife. Judith screams. Trask and Evan enter and lie about not seeing Minerva, who is now sitting again. They also pretend to her that Edward is dead, having died in Bangor; and that Carl is alive in Europe. Judith signs the will. Judith begins to mumble about winter being early this year, that she hates the snow, and she talks to Carl. She does not want Carl to bury her in the snow.
Evan makes the Minerva ghost leave. Judith starts talking to Trask about sending her away and dismissing her. Trask takes her to the Tower Room but they are followed by Minerva's ghost. Evan continues the ritual and says something about the rod of Ariel and Joehavan?
Minerva vanishes in the Tower Room. Trask mentions Rachel and Dirk again. Perhaps, he says, all the dead will come back. He locks Judith in the Tower Room.
At Evan's home, he and Trask talk. Trask wants Evan to bring back fake ghosts of Rachel and Dirk if they need Judith to lose her mind again and keep her ill. Quentin is outside the doors and it looks like Maggie Evan's bedroom doors, those French doors. Trask leaves. Quentin comes in to Evan. Evan offers him a drink but Quentin knocks it down. Quentin knows Evan knows about the hand and the cure it gave Evan himself. Quentin knows Evan has the hand, even though Evan lied. Quentin searches a cabinet for it. Quentin hits Evan down with a large candle stick. He finds the hand in the desk drawer.
Memorable quotes Edit
Dramatis personae Edit
- Joan Bennett as Judith Collins
- Clarice Blackburn as Mrs. Minerva Trask
- Jerry Lacy as Gregory Trask
- Humbert Allen Astredo as Evan Hanley
- David Selby as Quentin Collins
- Michael Stroka as Aristede
Background information and notes Edit
Production Edit
- First appearance of actor Michael Stroka and the character Aristede.
- Final appearance of the character Minerva Trask.
Story Edit
- Judith recalls a time when she was young, winter came early that year.
- GHOSTWATCH: Minerva appears in drawing room with knife to Quentin and Judith. Minerva appear in drawing room a second time and follows Judith and Gregory to the tower room.
- INTERNAL MONOLOGUE: Quentin: Where am I?
- SEDATIVE: Gregory gives Judith a sedative, taken orally as a potion.
Bloopers and continuity errors Edit
- In the reprise, Quentin enters the foyer and the clock strikes the half hour tone. In the previous episode, the clock chimed midnight.
- A camera with a teleprompter attached appears as Gregory and Evan enter the drawing room to respond to Judith's screams.
- Jerry Lacy (Gregory Trask) accidentally runs in front of the camera on his way to another part of the studio as Evan performs the ceremony to remove Minerva's ghost. A stage hand is heard hissing, "Jesus, Lacy!" Humbert Astredo pauses and quickly restarts Evan's incantation after the interruption.
External Links Edit
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For most, the toughest part of making a college choice is actually pulling the trigger. But sometimes, that can be the easiest part.
When you're 6-3 sophomore Walter Offutt of Indianapolis Warren Central, the agonizing part of the process was the wait.
Offutt knew he wanted to attend Ohio State over a year ago. But being just a freshman and having so much time until he arrived on campus, he and all of the coaches involved in his life urged him to wait.
It was for the better, as far as his family was concerned. In the interim, he was able to grow both physically and emotionally, while handling some pretty tough circumstances along the way.
"Last year, I pretty much knew Ohio State was going to be my first choice, but I talked to my coaches and agreed that I should wait a little longer for my selection," Offutt told Bucknuts.com on Wednesday evening. "I was able to take a look at other schools and I got more of a feel for things, and as I got a feel, I just knew they were the best choice for me."
In addition to looking around at other colleges, Offutt had to deal with a severe ankle sprain and also removing four wisdom teeth along the way, causing him to miss some time.
But the worst was yet to come back in June. Offutt tore his ACL, putting him out of action until probably January.
"When I first injured it, I had an immediate feeling it was a torn ACL and I knew it was pretty serious," he remembered as he fell to the ground during an AAU tournament. "I couldn't bend it, so I knew that wasn't good."
Any young kid could have bent at that moment, or even broke from the disappointment. But a proud mother, Darlene, thought her son handled the injury real well.
"He didn't stress out about it and he was really calm. I was really pleased at how he handled it," she said.
"Not at one time did he stress out about it," she added, "and he knew he had not ended his basketball career. He just focused and started again."
His freshman year, Offutt averaged 10.4 points, 3.1 rebounds and 4.2 assists a game. He had risen in most national rankings to being one of the top 10 players in the country as a point guard.
In fact, ScoutHoops.com currently ranks Offutt as the No. 12 prospect overall, despite missing the latter half of the summer because of his knee injury. Jim Reamer, a well-respected AAU coach in Indiana, thinks Offutt will thrive as a point guard primarily.
"He sees the floor real well and he has a great sense on the court," Reamer said. "He understands how the defense reacts to him and he adjusts."
And as for being labeled a combo guard…a lot of people think he will be capable of playing both positions in college.
That's a premise Reamer agrees with, but he thinks PG will be his natural position.
"A lot of people see him as a scoring guard but only because they equate point guards as being shorter and quick," he added. "He's quick, but it's not one of those things where he's going to go out and shake a guy with his quickness."
Whether he's a PG or SG, teams like Indiana, Purdue, Illinois and Iowa were hoping to have Offutt a part of the fold in the future.
For him, there was little choice, however. From last year on, Offutt had little doubts he wanted to be a Buckeye - especially after visiting Purdue, Illinois and Ohio State this fall.
After visiting Ohio State last weekend, he was ready to finally make his decision known.
"As you mentioned earlier, this is actually something he wanted to do last year, and we talked it over and we decided to wait," Mrs. Offutt said of her son's decision, "and then he wanted to do it again earlier this year. But we waited a little longer."
"Walter came to me, we sat down and talked about it. We have had a lot of conversations with his high school coach (Scott Heady), his AAU coach (Tony Safford) about this. I'm somewhat relieved that he made it and it's over. I think he made a real good choice and I'm happy with it," she added.
One of the most important factors for Offutt, who wants to major in sports management, and his mother was the role of the academic programs with students. They toured the campus and saw many of the buildings designed for academic support for athletes.
If there was anything that caught their eyes, it was the combination of what they saw in the academic programs as well as the way the coaches interacted with them outside of basketball.
"First of all, my mom liked it a lot," Offutt said of the trip to Ohio State. "She liked the academic program a lot, and that's really a big part of my goals to achieve things academic wise as well as basketball wise. Also, the coaching staff is real concerned for you for life after basketball. The whole coaching staff and Coach (Thad) Matta cares for you."
His mother agreed.
"I would like to add that I was most impressed with Ohio State with the resources they made available at Ohio State to reach your academic goals," she noted. "They really spend a lot of money on their academic programs at Ohio State. The facilities are wonderful and the people are really helpful. It shows they don't just care about basketball but also academics and being successful."
Offutt is continuing to rehab his injured knee. January is the targeted return date for him to be 100 percent, but doctors have told him he's well ahead of schedule.
Dave Telep of ScoutHoops.com says that Offutt should be a real good player for Ohio State down the line.
"Walter Offutt is going to be a big-time player," Telep said. "Unfortunately, the injury kept him out of sight but not out of mind."
Offutt joins B.J. Mullens, a 6-10 center from Canal Winchester's Harvest Prep as the second 5-star player in ScoutHoops.com 2008 rankings to verbal to the Buckeyes. Both are listed in the top 15 nationally.
He becomes the fourth Indiana player to verbal to Matta's Buckeye program. This year's incoming junior Sylvester Mayes (Redlands Community College) is a native of Ft. Wayne, Ind., while 2006 commitments Mike Conley and Greg Oden are from Indianapolis.
Offutt mentioned he hopes to play with Oden and Conley when he arrives on campus in three years. But according to Telep, Ohio State fans may well be looking forward to Offutt's arrival just as much.
"He can really score it. I saw him a few times before he even played a high school game and I thought he had a little Ray Allen to his game," Telep said of Offutt. "I'm excited about seeing him fully recovered and know that he is capable of being one of the best guards in his class."
Ohio State was a place that felt right for Offutt, but for a family that loves solid relationships, it was Matta that sealed the deal for them.
"He's a guy that most kids relate to," Offutt said. "He cares about more than just basketball. He relates to you and what you need, and he's there when you need him."
For Offutt, Matta did more than that. He made the toughest part rather easy.


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|Height: 5-09 | Weight: 197 | College: Alabama
With an SEC-record seven punt returns for touchdowns, Arenas might be known more for his agility, vision and acceleration as a return specialist, but these skills proved to be just as effective over his final two seasons as a starting cornerback -- which is why he's flying up draft boards.
Highly touted as a prep athlete due to his return skills, Arenas made an immediate impact for the Tide as a freshman. He returned two punts for scores -- including an 86-yarder against Oklahoma State in the Independence Bowl that broke school and bowl records, but did not register a tackle.
He saw the field as a valuable backup in the secondary as a sophomore, registering 20 stops, including two tackles for loss. Again, however, his return skills earned him the most attention, as Arenas returned a punt 61 yards for score against LSU and averaged 24.3 yards per kickoff and 15.4 yards per punt -- both good enough for second all-time in Crimson Tide history.
Arenas was even better as a junior, returning three punts (87, 80 and 73 yards) for scores and emerging as an all-conference selection at cornerback with 63 tackles, eight passes broken up and an interception, which he naturally returned for a touchdown.
Arenas returned his record-breaking seventh punt for a score against Chattanooga as a senior, but otherwise saw his average drop slightly as teams simply refused to kick to him. If his production as a returner was disappointing in 2009, Arenas' play at cornerback and as an all-around defender certainly was not. Despite missing the South Carolina game due to bruised ribs, Arenas finished with a staggering 71 tackles, 12.5 tackles for loss, five sacks and five interceptions. He was at his best in the big games, essentially ending the contest against Florida in the SEC Championship Game with an end zone interception of Tim Tebow and securing two interceptions in the national title game. Arenas has a short, stocky build well-suited to playing inside in nickel coverage. He boasts rare foot quickness, balance and instincts and has proven a reliable open-field tackler and productive blitzer. Despite his staggering production, Arenas lack of height and below-average straight-line speed will be a problem for teams using man coverage -- though zone teams may still value him as a top 120 prospect.
Read & React: Good anticipatory skills. Reads the action and breaks on the ball quickly. Can be beaten with good play-action fakes. Lacks the deep speed to recover and has to be protected over the top by a safety.
Man Coverage: Flashes an aggressive pop at the line of scrimmage when in man coverage. Good lateral agility to turn and run with receivers. More quick than fast, and can be beaten over the top if left alone in man coverage.
Zone Coverage: Alert and active defender when in zone. Reads the action quickly and gets a good break on the ball, especially on short and intermediate routes. Disciplined defender and reliable tackler.
Closing/Recovery: Lacks the straight-line speed needed to recover if beaten initially. Quick feet and possesses a very good first step to accelerate out of his breaks to close. Has good leaping ability, but lacks the height teams prefer and can be beaten by bigger, taller receivers. Natural hands and an obvious threat with the ball in his hands.
Run Support: Aggressive fighting through blocks to come up in run support. Highly active defender and an effective open-field tackler.
Tackling: Secure open-field tackler who breaks down in space against shifty athletes. Not a big hitter, but wraps his arms around his target with good drive for a player his size. Struggles some against bigger receivers, but has good strength to drag them down quickly.
Intangibles: Knack for returning punts/kicks didn't just develop in college -- he set the record for Robinson High School in Tampa with seven returns for touchdowns as a senior. Good athletic bloodlines. Cousin, Gilbert Arenas, plays in the NBA for the Washington Wizards.
|2009 Season
One of the most dangerous return men in the country and a shutdown cornerback, Javier Arenas has started eight games and ranks third on the team in tackles with 52 a semifinalist for the Jim Thorpe Award, which goes to the nation's top defensive back specializes in the corner blitz, which has resulted in four sacks (-43) while making a team-best 10.5 tackles for loss (-74 yards), which ranks second in the SEC ranks ninth in the SEC in sacks (4) selected as the SEC Defensive Player of the Week following the LSU game ranks 15th nationally and third in the SEC in punt returns at 14.39 yards per return is just 106 yards from breaking the SEC career record (1,695 by Vanderbilt's Lee Nalley, 1947-49) for punt return yardage and just 172 yards from breaking Texas Tech Wes Welker's (2000-03) NCAA punt return yardage record of 1,761 has returned 13 kickoffs for a 27.4 yard average that ranks 24th nationally and third in the SEC ranked 15th in the SEC with 85.88 all-purpose yards per game missed the South Carolina game with bruised ribs. Virginia Tech: Recorded five total tackles with three solo stops also registered his first sack of the season returned three punts for 35 yards and three kickoffs for 55 yards. FIU: Was selected as the UA coaching staff's special teams player of the week returned one punt for 25 yards and had four kickoff returns for 101 yards, which included a season-long 46-yard return had four solo tackles and five stops in the Tide's 40-14 win over the Panthers.
North Texas: Was nearly unstoppable in the return game, averaging 22.5 yards on four punts and returning one kickoff for 61 yards all four of his punt returns, including his long of 36 yards, set up touchdowns for the Tide, while his kickoff return setup a field goal made three total tackles on defense with two solo stops also tied for the team high with two pass breakups as Alabama held UNT to just 126 yards passing and 187 total yards. Arkansas: Was everywhere for the Tide's defense, recording five tackles - four solos - three tackles for loss (-25) and a career-best two sacks (-21) also returned four punts for 49 yards had two punt returns called back for illegal blocks to the back, including one that he had returned inside the 5-yard line. Kentucky: Arenas made a season-high eight tackles with five solo stops against the Wildcats, helping the Tide limit Kentucky to just 20 points in a commanding 38-20 win in Lexington was named the special teams player of the week by the Alabama coaching staff.
Mississippi: Did a little bit of everything against the No. 22 Rebels with five tackles - four solos - his first interception of the season, two kickoff returns for 40 yards and two punt returns wrestled away his first pick of the season with an outstanding play that setup a Tide field goal in the first half helped limit UM to 197 total yards while forcing QB Jevan Snead into 11 for 34 passing (32.3 percent) and just 140 yards. South Carolina: Missed a start for the first time in two years due to bruised ribs suffered in practice. Tennessee: Produced one of the most impressive games for a defensive back in college football this season recorded a career-best 14 tackles with a sack and a career-high 4.5 tackles for loss made a tackle on the Tide's first blocked field goal in the fourth quarter dropped the UT quarterback for a loss of 12 yards returned two punts for 33 yards with a long of 24 yards notched his first quarterback hurry of the season. LSU: Was tabbed the SEC Defensive Player of the Week following the Crimson Tide's 24-15 win over the No. 9 Tigers made seven tackles, including four solo stops recorded two more tackles for loss (-eight yards) also had a hurry on LSU quarterback Jordan Jefferson Excellent decision making in the return game helped UA in field position returned three kickoffs for 78 yards with a long of 40 yards.
|2008 Season
Arenas did a little bit of everything for the Crimson Tide in 2008 from starting at cornerback to returning kickoffs to returning punts second-team All-American punt returner by Phil Steele second-team All-SEC honoree at both cornerback and return specialist (SEC Coaches) by the Associated Press, SEC coaches, The Sporting News and Phil Steele Arenas registered 63 tackles on the season at corner to rank fifth on the team has 3.5 TFL (-24) and two sacks (-21) while averaging 15.9 yards on each punt return and 23.6 yards per kickoff return finished sixth nationally in average yards per punt return and second in the SEC his 650 punt return yards led the nation and set an Alabama single-season record his 41 punt returns were also the most nationally, while ranking third in the school annals had 87-, 80-yard and 73-yard punt returns for a touchdowns in 2008, which gave him the school record of six in his UA career.
Is Alabama's career (1,259), single-season (650, 2008) and game (153 vs. Mississippi State, 2008) leader in punt return yards had a 63-yard interception return for a touchdown at Arkansas had eight total passes defended and seven pass breakups two-time SEC Special Teams Player of the Week and a four-time (two defense/two special teams) honoree by the Crimson Tide coaching staff captured the President's Award as a player who has shown perseverance in making outstanding contributions to the team's success also earned the team's Special Teams Player of the Year Award.
|2007 Season
Starting return man and a back-up defensive back who saw action in 12 games, missing the Auburn game with an ankle injury had 27 kickoff returns for 657 yards this season to rank second in the Tide single-season return charts in both categories returned 21 punts for 323 yards and a touchdown averaged 15.4 yards per punt return, also the second-best single-season mark in UA history ranked second in the SEC and 12th nationally in average punt return yardage (15.4) also had 20 tackles, including two for loss, and a pass breakup on defense on the season had his best game of the season against No. 3 LSU, when he racked up 237 all-purpose yards, a career high had eight kickoff returns, a new school record, for 168 yards against the Tigers also had three punt returns for 69 yards, including a memorable 61-yard touchdown run in the fourth quarter to give the Tide a seven-point lead played extensively in the secondary in the LSU game as well, recording four tackles, including one for loss, and a pass breakup had a season-high 79 punt-return yards on three attempts at Vanderbilt, including his season-long 69-yard effort in the first quarter that set up the team's first score also had three kickoff returns for 59 yards and had a tackle against the Commodores had six punt returns for 79 yards against Arkansas, including a 58-yarder to the Razorback 2-yard line that set up a touchdown in the third quarter set up another key touchdown in the win at Ole Miss with a 54-yard return that led to the game-tying score finished with 164 all-purpose yards against the Rebels first kickoff return of the season was a 30-yarder, setting up Terry Grant's 47-yard run on the first play from scrimmage, the team's first score of the season recorded a 62-yard kickoff return in the 41-17 win over Tennessee and had two tackles in the game had a 34-yard kickoff return at Mississippi State returned three kickoffs for 76 yards, including a long of 31 against Colorado in the PetroSun Independence Bowl victory named SEC Special Teams Co-Player of the Week for his efforts against Ole Miss and LSU and named Alabama Special Teams Co-Player of the Week against Western Carolina, Vanderbilt, Georgia, Ole Miss, Tennessee and LSU.
|2006 Season
Arenas was the top kick and punt returner for the Crimson Tide. He had 18 kick returns for 344 yards, an average of 19.1 yards per return with a long of 31 yards.He also returned 31 punts for 286 yards, a 9.2 average per return, and two touchdowns. In the PetroSun Independence Bowl against Oklahoma State, he returned a punt 86 yards for a touchdown to break the record for the longest return in Alabama bowl history and Independence Bowl history. He also returned a punt 65 yards for a touchdown on his birthday against Florida International.He went on to finish with five returns for 81 yards against the Golden Panthers. In the season opener against Hawai'i, he returned four kickoffs for 87 yards.He tallied 68 all-purpose yards at LSU with three punt returns for 12 yards and three kickoff returns for 56 yards. He had one kick return for 27 yards and three punt returns for 16 yards against Louisiana Monroe. He had a career long punt return of 24 yards at Arkansas. He had 59 all-purpose yards against Ole Miss with three punt returns for 15 yards and two kick returns for 44 yards.He played a total of 107 snaps on the season with a seasonhigh 12 plays against Oklahoma State. After the Florida International game,Arenas was tabbed the Alabama Special Teams Player of the Week.
|Injury Report
2009: Missed the South Carolina game with bruised ribs.
|High School
Set the record for most punt (4) and kick returns (3) for a touchdown in a single season his senior year. He scored 16 touchdowns as a defensive back at Robinson High School. First team All-Suncoast player. Named USA Navy Player of the Week and Bright House Player of the Week in 2005. He was also a track star running the 200 meters in 22.9 seconds and the 400 meters in 54 seconds.
Son of Faconda Arenas. Has four brothers, Jeno,Armando,Michael and Marco and one sister, Jetta. His cousin Gilbert Arenas, plays in the NBA with the Washington Wizards.
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