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IT WASN'T JARED SULLINGER'S HEIGHT that established him as an imposing presence on the basketball court. Not his arms. Not speed. No, it was something else: his rear end. As a top high school prospect in Ohio and then an elite college player for two years, Sullinger skillfully employed his backside to carve out space under the hoop. Space to yank rebounds. Space to score from the post. Space to frustrate opposing big men.
His posterior became such a force in the front court that it assumed an almost anthropomorphic quality, as if it possessed an identity distinct from Sullinger himself. It inspired a Twitter account, for instance. The tag line: "Clearin room in the paint since 1992 with a greater gravitational pull than Jupiter."
Between his freshman and sophomore years at Ohio State University, Sullinger, seeking greater mobility, dropped 20 pounds and cut his body-fat percentage. But not to worry, he reassured Buckeyes fans at the time. "I didn't lose my best friend."
As Sullinger prepared for an NBA career, though, another part of his body was drawing notice, this time unfavorably. A troublesome back, which had sidelined him for a couple of games at Ohio State, gave pro teams pause. A leading prospect before the 2012 draft, his stock dropped after NBA doctors flagged him as a potential injury concern. Teams with the highest picks passed him over, wary of investing in a risk. As a result, one of the most promising arrivals to professional basketball was still available when the Boston Celtics' turn came, at pick No. 21.
The Celtics jumped. Danny Ainge, the team's president of basketball operations, and coach Doc Rivers believed Sullinger was worth the gamble, even as Ainge allowed that he might need surgery at some point. One sportswriter called Sullinger "the steal of this draft." Sullinger's agent, David Falk, told me, "In essence, the Celtics were able to draft a player at 21 that I think should have gone No. 5. It was Christmas in June."
That's how Sullinger and his family felt, too. They were thrilled at his joining one of the NBA's most storied and respected organizations, even if the lower slot meant a lower salary. "If you consider me landing to the Boston Celtics a drop," Sullinger said at the time, "then I'll do it all over again without a hesitation."
Sully, as he is known, integrated quickly for the 2012-2013 season, even cracking the Celtics' starting lineup. He became a bright spot on a squad that struggled early to find its form, scoring 16 points in two games in 2012 and grabbing 16 rebounds against the Phoenix Suns in early January. Then, in the first quarter of a January 30 game with the Sacramento Kings at TD Garden, Sullinger landed awkwardly after collecting a rebound. He hobbled off the court with back spasms and never returned.
At first, he figured he just needed a few games off. He received an epidural for the pain, which didn't help. He knew that meant trouble. The morning after the game, a Thursday, he could hardly walk. The next day, Sullinger underwent season-ending surgery at New England Baptist Hospital to remove two herniated disks. "It was an emergency," he explained to Celtics fans in a video chat on the team's website almost two weeks later. "I was in so much pain."
The injury was bad news for the Celtics, and at a bad time. Over the course of 16 days, the team would lose three players for the season: Sullinger, all-star Rajon Rondo, and guard Leandro Barbosa. The team had always known surgery was probable for Sullinger, Rivers told reporters; they'd just hoped it wouldn't come in the middle of the season.
You could almost hear last summer's skeptics clucking: See, we knew his back was a problem. Here's the thing, though. Three months of the season was enough for Sullinger to show what he could do. He impressed the Celtics, its fandom, and players on rival teams with his poise, sticky hands, and willingness to learn. "His feel for a rookie is unbelievable, his feel for the game," Rivers tells me. "You don't see that in rookies — the patience and the pace that he plays in."
No guarantees that Sullinger remains a Celtic, of course; owners of pro sports teams can be fickle in pursuit of success. But, having just celebrated his 21st birthday, Sullinger's already being talked about as the heir apparent to Kevin Garnett, a.k.a. The Big Ticket, who turns 37 on May 19. Sullinger is wide. Garnett's a walking razor blade. Sullinger loves to joke off the court. Garnett is notoriously, sometimes opaquely, intense. They are bonded, though, by a common motivation: a fierce desire to prove doubters wrong.
THE LINE OF PEOPLE snakes around the front of Goodwill headquarters in Roxbury. It's a bitterly cold January evening, but they wait, most holding bags — black trash bags, white plastic bags with smiley faces, paper shopping bags — bulging with clothes. Several tons altogether.
Jared Sullinger, in gray sweat pants, black sneakers, and a black Polo sweat shirt, waves to the crowd and ducks inside, where he will spend a couple of hours handing out autographed pictures, chatting up eager fans, and posing for grip-and-grin photos. On the eve of what will be his final game of the season, he is here to help boost donations, which often ebb in winter. The clothing drive, which Sullinger initiated, is one of the first tests of his celebrity.
Some 600 people come out, including Elizabeth Huff of Londonderry, New Hampshire, and Eric Maxwell of Nashua. "He's already made such a difference," Huff, a 25-year-old medical assistant, says of Sullinger's contribution to the Celtics. Maxwell, a 25-year-old accountant, says he hopes Sullinger develops into Garnett's successor. Denise Jessamy, a 42-year-old fan from Dorchester, already feels protective. Citing a tussle in a recent game with the Miami Heat, she says, "I was ready to go down to the Garden and fight for him."
Before greeting fans, Sullinger is led into a conference room to address teenagers in Goodwill's Youth Initiative. He attempts a joke about girls and makeup, which lands a little flat, and then gets preachy. "Stay in school," he tells them. "Do your homework." It sounds like generic public-service-announcement stuff ripped from afternoon TV. But Sullinger has a reason for dispensing it.
He tells them the story: how, as a 15-year-old sophomore at Northland High School in Columbus, he screwed up big. This was 2008. A star on the top-ranked Northland basketball team, he was struggling in the classroom. He was put on academic probation. Unmoved by the warnings, he blew off his work for biology class. His basketball coach had seen enough, and he benched Sullinger for a big playoff game.
That coach was his father, James "Satch" Sullinger, a legend in Ohio high school basketball who held his players to high standards, on and off the court. His philosophy: "You play the game the way you live your life." Jared tried to negotiate. His father didn't budge. "I'll be damned if he was going to turn that program into junk," Satch Sullinger says now.
It was stunning, the father keeping the son out of such a consequential game. The son, after all, was already one of the top high school players in the country. Jared couldn't believe it. "My body went into shock," he told me. "I couldn't move. I couldn't speak." But it got worse. With Jared in street clothes, Northland lost the game, crashing out of the state tournament. "It was a tough night," says Trey Burke, a close friend and former Northland teammate who's now a star sophomore guard at the University of Michigan.
The lesson Satch says he wanted to impart was this: "Don't you ever treat something you love with disrespect again." It worked. Jared rededicated himself to school. His work ethic improved. He learned what personal responsibility meant. "It's just like it has cleansed my soul," he said the next year, when Northland claimed the state title. That stain of failure — of letting his team and his city down, of being the face of disappointment on the front page of the local sports section — is still fresh.
This is why he's lecturing teenagers at Goodwill on a cold Tuesday evening. "You don't want that," he tells them. "That's the worst feeling ever."
The story offers a glimpse into how Sullinger was raised, the youngest of three boys in a basketball-obsessed household. His older brothers, Julian and J.J., both played Division 1 college basketball. His mother, Barbara, a math teacher in Columbus, told Cleveland's Plain Dealer that she had bought her sons blocks, trucks, and other toys when they were young, but "they didn't want anything to do with anything unless it was round and bounced."
Satch retired from coaching a couple of years ago, giving him more time to watch Jared amass an impressive 65-11 record at Ohio State and twice help lead the Buckeyes deep into the NCAA tournament. Satch plans to retire from teaching at Northland this spring, hoping to become a regional NBA scout. (A disclaimer is probably in order here: As a Columbus native now in Boston, I've rooted for Sullinger's teams for a few years. Satch often holds court at the Starbucks down the street from my childhood home, a cup of Pike Place Roast in hand.)
There's a paradox inherent in Sullinger's coming-of-age. Even as scouts and sportswriters were naming him a top prospect, critics questioned his potential. He was too big or too slow. He wouldn't make it at the college level. He wasn't quite tall enough for his position. Even Rivers, who had watched a teenage Sullinger play against Rivers's son, Austin, in competitive amateur games, once thought of Sullinger as the "fat, slow guy." "Jared's been trying to prove himself throughout his entire life," says Aaron Craft, a junior standout on the Ohio State team who played alongside Sullinger for years. "He wants to prove people wrong and wants to show people how successful he can be with what he's been given."
Now Sullinger finds himself tested once again, determined to come back strong and help lead the Celtics into the future. I ask Satch whether it was hard, as a parent, to watch his son suffer a season-ending injury, just as he was starting to get traction. "What we want and what happens are two different things," he says. The fortunate thing, he says, was that the surgery came after the Celtics already knew he could play. "Fate," he says, "is God's way of staying anonymous."
WHEN SULLINGER FIRST joined the Celtics, one thing stood out in his reports back to friends and family: the education he was getting from Boston veterans. "He told me, 'I've learned so much from guys like Kevin Garnett and Paul Pierce,' " says Ohio State head coach Thad Matta. "A lot of guys don't want to go in there and learn."
That humility, paired with a holistic sense of the game — both gifts from his upbringing — endeared him to his new teammates. "He brings a lot to the team," says guard Avery Bradley. "Somebody that learns fast." Another guard, Jason Terry, praises his "basketball IQ." Jason Collins, whom the Celtics traded in February to the Washington Wizards, says Sullinger is capable of averaging a double-double (double figures in points and rebounds per game) in his NBA career.
Most notably, Sullinger has embraced the role of pupil under Garnett, one of his idols growing up and the man he may yet succeed. When Sullinger first moved to Boston last summer, he worried what playing under Garnett would be like. Would he get screamed at? Cussed out? Humiliated? "I was just mentally being prepared to not cry on the bench," Sullinger told USA Today last November.
But Garnett took to him after seeing his desire to improve. "Me and Sully have a really good relationship," he told the newspaper. When I ask Sullinger how he got in Garnett's good graces, he says it was relatively simple. "You've just got to play basketball," he says. "It reminded me of my father."
Sullinger, listed at 6 feet 9 inches and 260 pounds, became, this season, one of the youngest starters ever for the Celtics. He's still a rookie, though; indeed, Rook is one of his nicknames. He has had to fulfill rookie duties, like buying peanut butter and soap for the all-stars. As a newcomer, he drew frequent foul calls from NBA officials.
It was difficult, he says, to accept that back surgery would put a hold on everything. "But I'd rather have the surgery now than later in my career," he says. Comments by Ainge and others suggest the Celtics feel the same way — that getting the surgery out of the way could prepare Sullinger for a prosperous future in Boston. As of February, the team expected him back for training camp for the 2013-2014 season. (Disk problems have slowed other prominent NBA players over the years, including Rivers himself and Larry Bird, who had surgery toward the end of his career on the court. More recently, Los Angeles Lakers center Dwight Howard has battled to return to top form after undergoing surgery on a herniated disk in the spring of 2012.)
The Celtics will need fresh legs. Pierce and Garnett don't have many years left. Ray Allen, the third pillar of the Big Three, which brought Boston the 2008 NBA championship, left for the Miami Heat last year. In addition to Rondo, Avery Bradley, at 22, and forward Jeff Green, who is 26, are other young players who could figure largely in Boston's future.
Those who know Sullinger say his personality, maturity, and "old-school values," in the words of his agent, make him a good fit for the organization. "You like being on the floor with him," says Chris Jent, an assistant coach at Ohio State who played for the Buckeyes and in the NBA. "He's got a good way about him. It's just fun to see kids like that be successful."
After a while, Sullinger intends to finish his college degree, too. He doesn't really have a choice. He promised his mom.
IF THERE'S ONE THING Sullinger has now, it's time. Too much time. "I'm bored, people. I'm really, really bored," he said in his video chat, explaining how he's kept himself busy post-surgery. Netflix, for one. Video games, too: Call of Duty, Madden, Grand Theft Auto. He is on Twitter all the time (@Jared_Sully0).
His soundtrack features Jay-Z, T.I., and Nicki Minaj, but also poppier fare from Miley Cyrus and Carly Rae Jepsen. (Do Google his hilariously off-key rendition of Cyrus's "Party in the USA.") He has gone to games as a spectator, but, immediately after the surgery, had to watch some on TV. "I'm always at home yelling, screaming," he said in the chat. As of late February, his pain was minimal, he was reasonably mobile — able to walk and drive — and he had not yet begun his rehab work.
Sullinger, adjusting to life away from Ohio for the first time, acknowledges he's discovered next to nothing about Boston, having focused almost exclusively on his craft. When a fan asks on the chat about his favorite part about the city, his answer — TD Garden — is a bit pathetic, and he knows it. Yes, he admits, he needs to expand his horizons. When I ask him what he does for fun, he says, "I couldn't tell you." He does love what he's seen of Boston, though. "People have open arms around here," he says.
His father, meanwhile, is adjusting to life as the parent of an NBA rookie, helping where he can but also keeping a respectful distance. On a trip to Boston earlier this season, Satch asked his son if he could come along to a Celtics practice. "Jared said, 'Oh no!' " Satch told The Columbus Dispatch. "He said, 'There are no other dads there, and I'm not going to be the first one on the team to ask if his dad can come.' "
Satch says he has always told his sons to ask themselves what lesson God wants them to learn. For Jared, he says, "I think the lesson he's learning now is patience and not taking things for granted." It's a lesson Satch believes his son will absorb, spurring him to get smarter about taking care of his body.
Before a recent Celtics practice, Pierce says Sullinger has shown the potential to return strong. But when I suggest Sullinger has already made his mark in Boston, Pierce pushes back a little. "In this league, you've got to continue to make your mark," he says. "You don't just play a few games and then, you know, 'Celtic for life.' You've always got to prove yourself. You've seen a lot of good players come and go. When he comes back he's just got to make sure he's in the best health he can be in and continue to make his mark."
That's just what Sullinger intends to do. "The way I was raised was to always push through tough times," he says. "Everybody will always doubt me for who I am—being short, being tall, it doesn't matter. But at the end of the day, I've got to keep pushing. It's not about what they say. It's about what I do."
Scott Helman is a staff writer for the Globe Magazine. E-mail him at email@example.com and follow him on Twitter @swhelman.


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Gift Shop Artist of the Month: Heather Andersen
For sale in the Gift Shop: Friday, June 7 – Saturday, June 29
We are excited to welcome Heather Andersen and her beautiful masks in the Bear Gallery Gift Shop for the month of June! Here is what Heather says about her work:
"Born and raised in Alaska, I grew up in Fairbanks and moved to Homer in 2011. When I am not working on my art, you can usually find me at the beach- combing the shores for a new piece of sea glass or another little piece of driftwood. I also enjoy hiking, biking, fishing, or just taking in what nature has to offer. I enjoy a night on the town just as much as an evening spent snuggled up with a cup of tea and a good book.
I started making these little masks in high school many years ago, and they have stuck with me and continue to evolve each year. Each piece is carefully handcrafted by hand. Once the pieces are dried and kiln fired, the masks are then pit fired. This type of firing creates the unique coloration as the sawdust burns around them. No two masks are identical. I use nature's bounty to decorate them.
My art is strongly influenced by nature and by Native Alaskan Ceremonial masks. The rich history and emotional stories behind the traditional masks of Native Alaskans has inspired me to create my own representation.
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Make A Mobile Version Of Your Blog Using Google Reader
- Updated On 22/09/2021
- Author : Pradeep Kumar
- Topic : Google
- Short URL : https://hellboundbloggers.com/?p=390
In my previous post I explained how to create a mobile site with MoFuse. Creating a Mobile version of a blog through Google Reader is another method for creating a mobile site. You can create a mobile site without any effort. Within seconds you can create one! Your Blog may look elegant and stylish in PCs, when your readers are visiting your blog in their mobile, they see your blog in a different way. The CSS won't play an important role there. So the images and all the other stuffs will not be in order. Are you thinking your readers expect cool and attractive design of your blog in their mobile. Think once again! All they need is a decent design of your blog. That's all. And the posts and articles should be in reverse chronological order.
So do I need anything special for it?
You don't anything special except your blog's feed URL. Even you don't need a Google account for doing this!
Google Reader generates a excellent view of your blog obeying all the things explained above.
This is will be the format : –
Now all you have to do is to replace Feed_Address will your Blog's Feed address.
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where feed://www.hellboundbloggers.com/feed is the Feed Address of our Blog.
Some of your Web Hosts may provide you the option to have subdomains. Then you can create one like ours.
Then redirect that subdomain to the URL generated using Google Reader. That will be very easy to remember and also very easy to guess. Most of the people prefer m and mobile as subdomain for mobile sites. I preferred m.
You can easily redirect a website [Eg : m.xyz.com ] to the Google Reader URL by adding a file in its server.
Open notepad . Paste the following code in it.
Header( "HTTP/1.1 301 Moved Permanently" );
Header( "Location: http://www.new-url.com" );
Now replace the new-url with your destination URL and save the file as index.php and upload it to its directory. That's all.
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Sandeep Tripathy
Nice explanation but I really didn't get the part where you explained haow to get the domain i.e. m.domain.com. I have my blog at blogspot.com so How would I do all this sub domainwork for my mobile site if i use the process you mentioned above using Google reader. Do I also have to make any changes in my CNAME records as such.
Please help me out….
Overall its a great explanation
Sandeep Tripathy
I'm so sorry I didn't mention this, I am using blogger.com but I have my own domain i.e. Axetue.com and it is all aboout Tech,Life, News and Facts and a lot of things like that.
So now tell me what should I do like where to upload this file and what should be my DNS settings for that.
Awesome post, if anyone wants a bit more info on the subject (or something to link their clients to), I just finished a lengthy post on the subject:
jasir javaz
I tested this with http://www.opera.com/mobile/demo/
But its not working brother. Waiting for ur reply
wher should i upload the file?????
root folder means? i'm using blogger…..
Sagar Gholap
Thanks friend I wasn't known to this and so I am using Mobile Press for the mobile site of my blog.
But I think now I should shift from Mobile Press to Google Reader.
Thanks Again!! 🙂
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The opposition DMK had alleged in court that one lakh fake voters have been registered for the election in RK Nagar.
Chennai: A new representative for RK Nagar constituency in Chennai, which fell vacant after the death of former chief minister J Jayalalithaa in December last year, must be elected by the end of the year, the Madras High Court ruled on Tuesday.
The opposition DMK had alleged in court that one lakh fake voters have been registered for the election in RK Nagar and it should not be held till corrections are made.
The high court has instructed the Election Commission to hold the bypoll before December 31.
The election for the state legislator or MLA from RK Nagar, which Jayalalithaa represented twice, was to be held in April, but was cancelled after huge wads of cash were found in Chennai.
TTV Dhinakaran, sidelined by the AIADMK after two factions of the party headed by Chief Minister E Palanasamy and O Panneerselvam merged, had said that he would contest the election as the candidate of the ruling AIADMK.
Dhinakaran is the nephew of VK Sasikala, who was Jayalalithaa's closest aide.
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Fur babies are family, too!
Y'all know that I love, love, love animals! Some of my favorite models stand on four legs. A couple of weekends ago, I had the pleasure of doing a family shoot for Torii and Cole Kapavik and their two fur-children, Sully and Ellie. Torii and Cole are moving to Colorado and wanted a family photoshoot before they left Texas! So we went out to the back of the Woodlake subdivision and took a walk by the lake, enjoying the perfect day!
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At approximately 1:45 p.m. on July 14, 2016 the KCCD Board of Trustees unanimously voted to have a $503 M bond measure on the November ballot. A historic moment!
The next day, Friday, July 15th, Bakersfield woke up to an amazing coverage of this decision on TV and in The Bakersfield Californian.
Enjoy the two pieces in the Californian — An article by Harold Pierce on page 2 and an endorsement opinion piece by Mayor Harvey Hall.
You can read Harold Pierce's article here: http://tinyurl.com/zu6r7l6
I also want to thank Mayor Harvey Hall, for his endorsement of the bond measure published here http://tinyurl.com/hdvx7b4
Mayor Hall also spoke in support of the bond at Thursday's meeting. In his speech, he strongly encouraged the KCCD Board of Trustees to "Dream big for future students" and "be bold in our decisions."
One moment in his speech that stood out to me was when he requested that Board members pause to think about the number of lives that have been changed because of attending Bakersfield College… And again to think about the number of families who have been impacted because someone in that family earned a degree or certificate at BC. He said, "Bakersfield College IS a return on investment!"
Following Mayor Harvey Hall, BC Student Government Association President Matthew Frazer took the stand.
He opened by sharing memories and experiences he's had "…growing up in a city where everyone can call Bakersfield College home."
He made almost everyone in the room smile or chuckle when he spoke of our campus by saying… "The 1950s look is simply not cutting it for me anymore."
Wesley Lyons, one of our student veterans, also shared his thoughts.
"A statistic some of you may have heard, is that 22 veterans commit suicide per day. Their suicides are damaging to our community and opened my eyes that we need more direct services dedicated to these brothers and sisters. And while the campus community can help to Band-Aid it together, there are still lingering effects. The new Veteran Recourse Center will have a larger dedicated space for Veterans to come together to share, support, and most importantly to decompress. The space will also have dedicated tutors for soldiers who have not been dedicated learners in four plus years, and increased administrative support such as additional advisors to cope with an increasing demand for veteran specific knowledge. As a veteran I can tell you, that sometimes I need to know there is a space I can rely on that will help me calm my nerves and where like-minded support will be there for me to relate to."
The room was packed and the message was clear: Dream Big – our future and the future of the students who attend BC depend on it. The support thus far has been overwhelming and the excitement bursts around us.
BC's Bond Blue Ribbon Committee came out in full force to support the Board in taking this action. I was sitting up front, so could not see everyone who was in the packed room. So let me mention a few: Mayor Harvey Hall, Congressman Bill Thomas, Norma Rojas-Mora, Jay Rosenlieb, Karen Thompson, Michael Bowers, Jay Tamsi, Keith Wolaridge, Michael O'Doherty, Michael Turnipseed and others.
Arvin was present and attendees distributed shirts that said #BCinArvin and many supporters put them on instantly. City Manager Al Noyola addressed the Board along with Jennifer Wood the Director of Building Healthy Communities. City Council Member Jose Gurrola, an alum of BC, was also present.
You can see more photos online at http://tinyurl.com/z2n6cj3
Last weekend, I shared a bit about a recent visit to Shafter, but today I'd like to explore our neighbor to the southeast, Arvin – and the good things happening there with BC.
Arvin is a beautiful city with a long history of crops, cattle, and oil. Located about 15 miles to the southeast, this Garden in the Sun was named after a land owner's son from Ohio named Arvin Richardson. The city is frammed by mountains along three sides and surrounded by fertile farmlands so it's not surprising this small town boomed throughout the decades into a major center of agriculture.
Many families relocated to Arvin during the dust bowl period or "the dirty thirties," including Dr. Jim Young's family. Arvin has been his home ever since, even commuting daily to Bakersfield during his time at the KHSD AND KCCD. It was mentioned in an article on Bakersfield.com that he "loved making the drive each morning and afternoon" until his retirement in 1999. (http://tinyurl.com/zb3coc3)
Like cities across Kern County, Arvin is growing and so are the educational needs of the city. BC first offered 6-8 courses at Arvin High School in 2010-11 increasing the number of courses to 23 by 2014-15. We began implementing 1+1+2 Game Changer this year resulting in an even further increasing number of courses for fall 2016. (Take a moment to check out my August 5, 2015 blog about the Game Changer program http://tinyurl.com/hkm2p6y. A big thank you to Michael Turnipseed and Supervisor Leticia Perez for making this happen.) With limited space at the current Arvin High School location, BC is investigating alternative facilities to offer classes and services for the rising Arvin student body.
This plan has great urgency as we discovered Arvin High School is preparing for a 16% increase in freshman this fall. This makes AHS the second largest school in the KCCD service area. Arvin and Lamont are among the most densely populated townships in Kern County ranging from 3,500 to 4000 citizens per square mile and have a thirty-percent poverty rate that challenges any in our nation. The education needs of this underprivileged community are an equity issue that has our immediate focus.
BC's Drumline and Bugle Corps
Saturday, July 16th, night at the Memorial Stadium was magical. The crescent moon was brilliant on this clear night as the seven Drum Corps teams from across California competed at Bakersfield College with over 2000 spectators in the stands.
Impulse – Buena Park, CA; Incognito – Garden Grove, CA; Watchmen – Riverside, CA; Blue Devils C – Concord, CA; Blue Devils B – Concord, CA; Vanguard Cadets – Santa Clara, CA; Golden Empire – Bakersfield, CA
Check out 16 seconds of the BC Drumline sound:
A group of us attended the event and it was so much fun. With the hectic pace of work for everyone, I cannot remember the last time I did something social with a group. Was wonderful seeing my good friend Karen Goh and catching up with her after such a long time. It was an evening of great music, lots of laughter and tons of selfies. Thank you for coming out and celebrating BC — Kimberly Bligh, Bobby Bligh, Janet Tarjan, Nick Strobel, Lisa Strobel, Jay Rosenlieb, and Karen Goh.
For more pictures check out Karen Goh's Facebook photos at http://tinyurl.com/zt33hqj
Tim Heasley has done an amazing job starting up Bakersfield College's Gold Empire Drum and Bugle Corps. His passion and expertise has taken grown the group to 323 member, brass, percussion and visual performers. Last night BC's Corps competed in the DCI 'Resound" and placed third. That is quite an accomplishment for a group in their third year. Check out a video tribute to Tim Heasley from a high school classmate from West High who was sitting right behind us.
And what can I say about Mary Jo Pasek. She works hard, she is everywhere, she is dedicated to BC and she is dedicated to this community. Mary Jo tirelessly promotes the community and BC on social media. She tirelessly works events even if it means giving our community members rides from their cars to the event in 102 degree temperatures. She tirelessly volunteers her services for numerous good causes across the community. Mary Jo, thank you for all that you do. I am so glad you are at BC. #WeAreBC.
Also a special thanks to our stellar maintenance and public safety staff for making this event happen last night in our Memorial Stadium. Chief Counts and Bill Potter please say a big thank you from me to your staff.
Chevron Retirees
On Friday, I really enjoyed presenting to the Chevron Retirees Association along with Karen Thompson. It was a great great group with a lot of stories about Bakersfield College. I enjoyed visiting with both Betty Bean and Janice Meek. Janice grew up in Lamont, attended Arvin High School and then came to BC where she was a Chamber singer. Janice retired this December as an Area Manager at Chevron and worked at Chevron for a total of 25 years.
[Talking about Chamber Singers, did you see the July 6, 2016 article by Stefani Dias in the Californian about the play Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat at the Stars Theater? http://www.bakersfield.com/entertainment/2016/07/06/technicolor-dreams-at-stars.html. There was a shout out the BC's Chamber Singers. Here is the line: "The show is a mix of seasoned performers and new faces, Forzetting said, including members of Bakersfield College's chamber choir."]
Chevron was the recipient of the Bakersfield College Foundation award for philanthropy.
Here are some previous blog posts about Chevron:
Feb 4, 2013: Thank you Chevron:
April 9, 2016: BC and the Community –Relationship Runs Deep:
May 28, 2016: It Is The Best of Times
June 25, 2016: Celebrating Our People:
Rocky, the Raccoon
An unexpected guest made his way to the north side of the Admin building on Thursday morning. Officer Marco Sifuentes and Ramon Puga worked simultaneously to get our little Raccoon the help he needed and by that afternoon, a team from the Animal Capture Wildlife Control came to help our little friend.
And good morning Bakersfield. It is Saturday July 16, 2016 and a good day to be a Renegade.
That's all for now.
Until next Saturday.
With much Renegade Pride and Collegiality.
sonya ….. the luckiest and happiest college president in the whole world
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7 Lifesaving Appetite Stimulants For Dogs Who Are Sick
It can be a real worry and a sure sign that something isn't quite right when a dogs appetite decreases. It could be just an upset stomach or a sign that something else is going on.
It's important to note that the problem might be more complex and require veterinary care.
Points to Consider When Your Dog Loses His Appetite
1 Is this a recent thing? Did the dog eat normally yesterday? (If you're not sure ask other members of the household if they noticed anything) Try to pin down when the problem began.
2 Has the dog had any sickness or diarrhea? Keep an eye on the dog's stools and look out for signs of vomiting, they may indicate a tummy bug.
3 Is the dog's tummy soft? Does he/she show any pain when you gently touch the stomach area?
4 Have you changed his food recently? It can take time for a dog's stomach to adjust to a different food. If you do decide to change a dog's diet always do it gradually by integrating it with the previous food, then slowly build up the amount.
5 Have you noticed the rubbish bin overturned? Some dogs are born scavengers and can pick up nasty germs from decayed food in the rubbish bin.
6 Is the dog as active as normal? Does your dog seem more sleepy than usual? this could be a sign that he is in pain.
7 Does he seem reluctant to jump on the couch or go upstairs? This might be a sign of stomach ache.
8 Are the dog's teeth well cared for? Bacteria from the mouth can be swallowed and cause nasty stomach upsets.
9 Has the household routine changed in any way? Dogs are sensitive souls and they are creatures of routine so moving house, guests, holidays, new babies etc can upset them emotionally, and as a result, they lose the desire to eat.
10 Has the dog experienced weight loss? It's always a good idea to keep a record of your dog's weight. The first sign of severe illness can be weight loss and it will be the first thing that a vet checks if your dog loses his appetite. If you have a large dog always check his weight on professional scales, even if you are just going to get his nails trimmed. Domestic scales at home can be used for small dogs. Weigh yourself first, then again whilst holding the dog. Subtract the second recording from the first to get the dog's weight.
11 Has the dog been in contact with an animal carcass or drank from a stagnant pool whilst out walking? Sometimes a dog will pick up the scent of a dead bird, rabbit etc and have a good investigate! Try to avoid this by being vigilant on walks and distracting your dog away from anything potentially harmful.
Bland Diet For Upset Stomachs
If there is no improvement after 24 hours the vet must be contacted. He will ask all of the above questions because a loss of appetite in dogs can signify a physical or mental problem. The vet will narrow down the possibilities then do a physical examination to confirm a diagnosis.
He may advise a bland diet of chicken and rice as an appetite stimulant . Or refer the dog for further tests.
If the dog will eat the bland diet, keep to it for 48 hours then gradually add his own food until he is back to normal.
7 Natural Appetite Stimulants For Dogs
1 Offer small pieces of delicious smelling food, still slightly warm. Good examples are roasted chicken, crispy bacon or hot dog sausages.. This will help to engage with the dog's strong sense of smell.
2 Try baby food if you suspect the mouth is sore. Warm slightly to increase the smell and make it more enticing.
3 Offer food hidden in Kongs, make mealtimes fun and the dog may feel more inclined to eat.
4 Stay with the dog and gently encourage a few mouthfuls. Think little and often rather than over facing the dog with too much food all at once.
5 Hand feeding may be an option. (I have even pretended to eat the food myself to encourage eating)
6 Try a herbal appetite stimulant like dandelion, however, check with your vet first.
7 Acupuncture can help when a dog loses his appetite, ask for a practitioner recommended by your vet.
The Difference Between A Dog's Digestion and A Human's Digestion.
Have you noticed that dogs can raid a rubbish bin and drink pond water without getting sick?
Here are three reasons why…
Dog's saliva has antibacterial qualities which will kill off harmful bacteria before it is swallowed.
Also, the dog's stomach acid is much stronger than humans. Dogs need strong acid to help them digest meat and bones, which was their original diet.
Dogs have a shorter digestive tract which means that the amount of time needed for digestion is much quicker. This means that there is less time for toxins to form
These products may help as appetite stimulants for dogs
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Use a Kong toy to entice play and act as a natural appetite stimulant.
You can use a Bob-A-Lot interactive treat dispenser to help stimulate the dog's appetite. This toy is a firm favourite in our household. The bottom chamber is big enough to hold a full meal, and most types of dog food fit inside. The dog will have fun working out how to get the food without realising how much he has eaten. There are difficulty settings too so that you can adjust the openings depending on how clever your dog
Fast-acting digestive support for dogs.
Gentle, natural and effective, it provides fast support for troubled tummies, and it helps manage ongoing upsets.
Dog Dehydration
This article points out why we should also look out for the symptoms of Dog Dehydration.
If your dog is unwell and not eating it is a cause for concern. However, it is so important that your dog takes in fluid when he is sick. The article shows the symptoms of dehydration to look out for. There is also a bone broth recipe which adds essential fluid and nourishment when your dog's appetite is low.
How To Restore Nutrition When Your Dog Is Feeling Well.
This blog post called Superfoods For Dogs has lots of useful tips about dog nutrition for when he is fit and well again. I like to give my dogs pumpkin, which can help regulate the digestion after a stomach upset and is full of fibre, vitamins, and minerals. If you would like to know more about the incredible health benefits of pumpkin, this article will tell you everything you need to know.
Thank you for reading, I hope your dog recovers soon!


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Since the announcement of Zedd's massive True Colors tour, we've been waiting to see who would be joining him. While we all love Zedd, the supporting acts can sometimes make or break the tour. Remember when Zedd brought Classixx on tour in 2013 and was booed off stage?
I seriously doubt that will happen this year as his supporting acts have been announced to be Dillon Francis, Madeon, and Alex Metric, plus some very special guests. (We're guessing vocalists from the album, among others.)
Tickets are available now on the tour website. But be warned, a pair of tickets, including fees, can run up to $150 in some locations.


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A spring cleaning and Goodwill week pairing worked to my advantage this week. Our nephew is getting married next weekend, and Places In The Home is celebration central. We will be hosting family from near and far, the Canadian snowbird son and his fiancée are coming home, and we are in full on here comes the bride and groom mode. Company's coming, and I've been gathering, purging, cleaning, organizing,
cursing (spring cleaning has been known to drive you to it!) and editing like nobody's business. Fortunately, I hit the jackpot on a recent Goodwill hunting visit to our local Goodwill where I found useful and decorative items for my spring cleaning and organizational needs.
And my summer entertaining needs.
And my copper in the kitchen decor needs.
And my front door wreath perfect for weekend wedding celebration decorating needs.
Another celebration I am taking part in is #GoodwillWeek. Our local Goodwill proves visit after visit to be an excellent source for kitchen, home decor and vintage finds. From donation to decorating, the Goodwill process is a win-win situation- one that gives as good as it gets. You never know what Goodwill goodies you will find as you shop a little and save a lot browsing Goodwill's awesomely affordable inventory.
Spring cleaning time offers an excellent opportunity to donate items you no longer wear or housewares you no longer use to one of more than 4,700 Goodwill donation centers across the U.S. and Canada. Goodwill works in communities providing people with skills and job training, employment placement and other support services so that they are stable both at home and in the workplace.
I love the look in the image above, and will definitely be on the lookout for baskets on my Goodwill hunting trips. DIY fans and decoristas in search of a quality bargain and stylish decor pieces appreciate the shop a little-save a lot concept Goodwill offers, and donating to and supporting Goodwill and Goodwill week is always in style.


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Dream Come True #555
Dream Come True #555
Location Details: PIGEON FORGE / Pigeon Forge
Price: $338 - $939
Bedrooms: 5 Bathrooms: 4 Sleeps: 14
Pigeon Forge Log Cabin with Amazing Views, Pool Access, Video Arcade Games,
Location: Pigeon Forge, TN at The Covered Bridge Resort (Newer Luxury Cabin Resort 2 miles from Light #3 Wears Valley Rd)
The Beautiful "Dream Come True" #555 is a wonderful addition to our luxury cabin rental program at Aunt Bug's Cabin Rentals. Beautiful, newly decorated log home has amazing mountain views and is close to downtown Pigeon Forge with hot tub. Enjoy this five bedroom vacation cabin in the Covered Bridge Resort which has access to a swimming pool during the Spring/Summer season. You will love the exquisite layout of this log cabin.. As you enter the Dream Come True log cabin, you'll find yourself in the charming great room which includes the living room with vaulted ceilings, a dining room that has a six to eight seat farm table, and a kitchen separated by a 4 seat breakfast bar with new granite countertops. Cabin offers blazing Superfast Internet 600Mbps along with 185+ Channels on their cable package. You will want to bring your cameras for the panaramic view of the mountains. When you walk out the french doors to the back deck, you'll find a private hot tub and outdoor furniture for your relaxation. There is plenty of room for the family and friends in this house. This main level offers two bedrooms which have premium queen beds and bath. If you walk up the stairs to the master suite, you'll discover an amazing giant King bedroom with full bath, jacuzzi tub, premium flat screen TV, leather futon, and all the space you could desire for a relaxing trip for the head of the household. On the lower level of this luxurious log cabin, you'll find a recreational room with a home theater that seats up to 9 with 6 reclining theater seats, a 70" Smart TV with DVD player and fireplace. The lower level offers two bedrooms with queen on bottom and twin on top buck beds and two bathrooms that are inviting for the children or singles in the group. There is also a washer/dryer, internet access, and brand new charcoal grill here at Dream Come True to make your vacation as comfortable as possible. Don't hesitate, reserve this large newer log home for your family or friends today! This cabin is priced for 10 guests. Each additional guest is $12.50 daily. No smoking allowed. No smoking, no house parties, and no trailers.
Pets are allowed! ***There is a $75 + tax non-refundable pet fee for each pet. Small dogs only. Max 2 Pets; Max 40 pounds per pet and must be crated if left alone on the property.***
- Arcade Game
- BBQ Grill
- Charcoal Grill
- Close to Dollywood
- Decorated for Christmas
- DVD Player
- Electric Fireplace
- Fireplace
- Fireplace - Electric
- Foosball
- Full Kitchen
- Hot Tub
- Internet Access
- Mountain View
- Pet Friendly
- Pool
- Private Hot Tub
- Resort Pool Access
- Semi-Secluded
- Theater Room
- Washer & Dryer
- Wi-Fi
What people are saying about this property
We had a wonderful stay in this cabin. Will definitely use Aunt Bugs again in the future.
Everything was awesome! The cabin was beautiful and in a great location very peaceful.
Cabin was great! Parking was terrible. No place for out dogs to potty.
Loved the cabin! So easy to check in and check out! Great location as well!!
Easy to book, check in and check out. We had a great time and the location of the cabin was great.
We loved the cabin! It was quite and relaxing and all the kids had a blast!
Everything was neat and clean with plenty of sleep space. The downstairs TV theater was very nice with the recliners. The view from the balconies was very good, but could be improved with some pruning of the tree limbs. Ceiling fans in both main floor bedrooms only worked at maximum speed as the switches were inoperable.
I loved the view and it's a nice cabin! I couldn't get the channels to work down stairs or up. The hot tub light wasn't working also the outlets outside don't work either. Thank you
Booking was easy and efficient. The location of the cabin was in a good spot. Easy to get to and no winding roads.
Loved the cabin! Accommodating and friendly staff. Stephen in the office was awesome. Highly recommend and will stay again!
Cabin was clean. Beautiful view! Great location for a family vacation.
Great cabin and location! Clean and very spacious! We will definitely be back!!!
The staff were very friendly - even called the next day to check on us. The cabin was clean & great accommodations. Recommend extra cookware be brought if you plan to cook a lot. Extra games & checkers since there is only the one game in family room. No TV in family room but in each bedroom. I would definitely rent it sgain.
Great cabin. Great proximity to Pigeon Forge. Clean with plenty of room for my family.
The cabin was beautiful. Well maintained and clean by the time we arrived.
Had a great. Family reunion
Great location, easy access, well appointed.
great time, good location, easy to find
I was very pleased with the cabin. Very happy when the cabin was ready 2 hours prior to check in. Once arrived the parking wasnt together, other guest were park wiring making it difficult for me and my family to park. Overall the visit was very nice.
The cabin was beautiful. I was told the bug problem would be taken care of. The comforters need to be cleaned. The tv in one of the bedrooms on main floor didn't work
Great company!! We stayed in Dream Come True & our trip was just that!!
We loved renting with Aunt Bug's. The staff were friendly and courteous, and very helpful during check-in and check-out. The cabin was amazing! We will definately be renting with Aunt Bug's again.
Cabin was so beautiful, tons of space and the Mountain View's were breathtaking! Only thing I wish is bigger pool or a kiddie pool as well
We really enjoyed our stay at our cabin. Our whole family found the cabin to be peaceful and a feeling of being at home. We plan to rent from Aunt Bugs Cabin Rental on our next visit. Hopefully the same cabin will be available.
The cabin was beautiful and the view was amazing. It was almost a perfect vacation. I would give Aunt Bug's 5 stars except for one thing. It seemed like the cabin we rented hadn't been cleaned or dusted all season. We we got into the cabin there was dust everywhere including the beds and showers. Our allergies went bonkers when we got into the cabin. After a nice clean up everything was good but it would be nice to not have to clean the cabin before our stay.
The kids loved the cabin so much all they wanted to do was stay there.
We loved the cabin. The only complaints we had was the lock box opened the first time and the "0" was stuck and would not open when we returned from dinner. We had to use a screwdriver to open the box that night. I called the front desk and they could not offer a solution. The other complaint would be the mattress in the bedroom on the left was broken down so bad it was difficult to sleep in. Other than those two issues We will definitely stay with aunt bugs again in the future.
We had a great time! The cabin, Sweet Dreams is beautiful! Only minus the bedding in the lower level was old and dirty looking. Other than that Great
I had summited a email about the hot tub and we never heard back from aunt bugs. The Jets would barely blow it was like a warm bath.
The cabin was clean neat very nice, there was two beds not made with the sheets thrown on the bed.
Cabin was new but there were some missing utensils and no dish cleaning soap or scrub.
I and my family had a wonderful time! The cabin was very clean and we'll kept, we wanted a peaceful getaway. We received that and so much more, the view was breathtaking and it was easy to navigate around town. We will be booking our next vacation there.
We had a good time. The hill was very steep and the only way to get to the pool was on the street. This was no good for the kids but overall we had very pleasant stay.
It was great. We had a wonderful time. It was like being at home.
The cabin was great and we really enjoyed out stay.
The cabin was beautiful clean and just the most lovely vacation EVER!!!!!
Clean cabin, excellent stay
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The Vacation Guarantee is 7% of your total reservation and enables you to receive a full refund, less the cost of the guarantee, up to 30 days prior to your arrival for a 1 to 4 bedroom cabin, and up to 60 days prior to arrival for 5 bedrooms and larger. Once inside those time periods, the Vacation Guarantee would allow you to reschedule your stay. Though the Vacation Guarantee is an optional charge, Aunt Bugs has a no refund/no reschedule policy without it.
*Rescheduled stays will have 6 months to come and must stay in the original cabin booked.


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Our Expertise is Your Advantage!
Our Expertise is Your Advantage!
Check out this video from Jon Morris, Broker / Manager
As your property management company, our goal is to reach the largest audience so we have the choice of best applicants. We use the latest technology and the tried & ture methods to find the best tenants.
Our policy is that all adults that occupy a property must apply for the property and be named on the lease. We put everyone through an extensive 5 point screening process that includes credit, criminal background, income, civil background, and previous rental history.
With good technology we make it easy for tenants to pay and pay on-time. We collect all rent owed to you, direct deposit to your account, provide a monthly statement & provide annual tax forms.
We enforce the lease which includes making sure rents are paid on time, following through on the penalties if they are not and making sure the property is kept in ideal condition. We collect and maintain security deposits and make sure you are covered if disputes arise.
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We perform routine inspections of every property. We know unreported maintenance or unmonitored tenants can create large expenses.
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I came across this Mother Teresa quote and it was a fantastic reminder as we head into December. The older I get the more I come to realize that, in a lot of cases, the only things needed are love & time. Being there to help someone out. Having enough love for people to beContinue Reading →
Sunday Encouragement: A Happy Marriage {11.29.15}
This Thanksgiving I am especially grateful for a wonderful husband who is one of the best forgivers ever (luckily for me!). He's also a great apologizer which is also awesome. I'm…. getting better. I'm so glad he forgives so easily and freely and makes ours a happy marriage. He has taught me how toContinue Reading →
Sunday Encouragement: Laugh {11.22.15}
I feel like if circumstances would have been a little different, Sister Hinckley and I would have been besties. Those circumstances being that we were born 64 years apart and never lived anywhere near each other. But besides those two annoying facts, I know we would have been the best of friends. And this quoteContinue Reading →
Sunday Encouragement: A Strong Marriage {11.15.15}
I sometimes feel like it's much easier to love people than it is to like them. Aaaaaaand I think you know what I'm saying here. 🙂 It's the little things that make the "liking" hard to do. But luckily, if you choose it, love wins out over the little annoyances and makes a goodContinue Reading →
Sunday Encouragement: As A Mother {11.8.15}
I don't know about you but, as a mother, I just needed this today. Parenting is hard! And I'm feeling like the older my kids get, the more I struggle between letting them make their own decisions and worrying my face off. I long for the days when I had complete control (relatively speaking, ofContinue Reading →
Sunday Encouragement: Forgiveness {10.25.15}
I have also seen a quote that goes something like "Holding a grudge is like drinking poison and hoping the other person dies." And aren't these statements so true? I don't know why we think it feels good to not forgive or to hold a grudge. I think the root of it all is pride.Continue Reading →
Sunday Encouragement: Mistakes {11.18.15}
I love this quote from J.K. Rowling as well: "It is impossible to live without failing at something, unless you live so cautiously that you might as well not have lived at all – in which case, you fail by default." Mistakes are not a bad thing, if we learn from them. I often thinkContinue Reading →
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The romance wears off, you guys. It's nice to do something romantic every so often but with the day-to-day stuff? THIS is where it's at. A consistent concern for your spouse (and vice versa) trumps a candlelit dinner every night or expensive flowers every day. What good are those romantic things if your spouse doesn'tContinue Reading →
Sunday Encouragement: Happy Mother {9.20.15}
No one can teach our children this better than we can as mothers! They learn what they live with day in and day out. Find joy in your children, in your work, in your life. Have a wonderful Sunday, friends! You can download a high res copy of this HERE.
Sunday Encouragement: Finding Blessings {8.30.15}
It sounds like Buddha was the original "find the silver lining" champion, huh? Not surprised. I believe that everything that happens in life happens for a reason. It's for you to learn something or for someone else to learn something. Or, as it is probably 99% of the time, for both of you toContinue Reading →


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English Title: Maid Machinegun
Japanese Title: メイド・マシンガン – "Maid Machinegun"
Author: Aaliyah
Illustrator: Suzuhito Yasuda
Translator: Anastasia Moreno
Genre: Drama, Comedy
Original Run: 2006
English Run: 2008
Volumes: 1
English Publisher: Del Rey
Volumes Published in English: 1 (COMPLETE)
Synopsis: In Tokyo's Akihabara district, eighteen-year-old Aaliyah is a new maid (aka waitress) at a hopping maid café where otaku (guys devoted to manga) convene to drink tea and talk comics. Aaliyah is determined to make a splash–and her adventures are recounted in this sparkling diary. Aaliyah's motto is "I won't lose, even if I'm about to." She plans to design a maid photo book, create a super-duper event, and solve all the fanboys' problems with her brainchild: "A Maid's Dimly Lit Counseling Room." But something's wrong, and it's not just Aaliyah's bad Japanese. Why are the other maids suspicious of her? Why is the maid café's recent hire an incredibly handsome waiter, and why is he madly in love with her? It turns out Aaliyah has her own secret. Now it's time to find out the truth about the girl who'll follow her dreams and fantasies anywhere and do anything to become the perfect maid!
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Earlier today a member texted to ask whether I knew of answers to Walter Kaufmann's The Faith of the Heretic. He said it had caused him to reexamine his own faith. I had never heard of Kaufmann, so I googled, and read a few paragraphs. Then I put it down, comme d'habitude, as they say in France.
Later, thinking of something else entirely, I was recalling a moment years back. We were living in Steubenville. It was some anniversary of Newman's. We invited John Crosby to come over and speak to a small circle about his life and legacy. Someone asked him to describe Newman's essential greatness in brief. John said that the more he read and "walked with" Newman, the more he was impressed with his absolute honesty.
The answer deflated me a bit at the time. I had been unconsciously anticipating something a little more exalted, more distinguished. Honesty seemed so basic, so bread-and-butter a virtue.
I know better now. Now I know how rare and precious it is. I know, too, how much more essential it is to the philosophical and artistic—not to mention religious—vocation than things like intellectual brilliance and erudition. Even wisdom and insight. Honesty is the necessary condition for wisdom and insight. And honesty is hard to find, harder to achieve.
The culture of death is also the culture of denial, illusion and dishonesty. The Prince of this World is also the Father of Lies. Our world, our relationships, our society, are sorely afflicted with falisty—so afflicted that we are unaware of how skewed and dysfunctional our relation to Truth, and to each other, is.
I was thinking about this, because I now have a number of once-friendships that have fallen apart because of dishonesty and denial. I have found that many people--even sincere good Catholics--prefer illusions and half-truths in relationships, and I have developed a kind of allergy to those things. I don't pretend to have aquired the virtue of honesty, only to yearn for it, and find the lack of it intolerable. To me, dishonesty kills friendship like disharmony kills music.
I mark this down mentally as something that needs more thought, more consideration, more careful analysis.
Then I go back to Kaufmann and find this about the philosophical quest for truth. [Emphasis mine]
In the process of teaching and writing one must constantly consider the thoughts of men with different ideas. And prolonged and ever-new exposure to a wide variety of outlooks--together with the criticism many professors seek from both their students and their colleagues--is a more profound experience than most people realize. It is a long-drawn-out trial by fire, marked by frequent disillusionment, discoveries, and despair, and by a growing regard for honesty, which is surely one of the most difficult of all the virtues to attain. What one comes up with in the end owes quite as much to this continual encounter as it does to any other experience.
My love for Newman grows and grows.
As for Kaufmann, I find his review of religious belief thoroughly unconvincing and unreal. He has completely missed its essence. It's not a man-made ethical system, but a personal encounter with the God who made us and who offers us redemption—God, who reveals Himself, as the Way, the Truth, and the Life.
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Ignorance is bliss – until you realize you are ignorant.
Ignorance, the lack of awareness or knowledge about something in particular, makes up most of who we are. We are all ignorant about most things at some level. To quote the great philosopher Thomas Dolby.
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The New York Mets are deep. They have the most pitching depth in baseball. They have a deep outfield and a few solid utility players. Most would say they have a team with championship potential. I'd agree if they only had a solid catcher.
In 1969, they had Jerry Grote. He was only 26 but he was second to Johnny Bench in the National League in setting up the strike zone and throwing out base runners. Grote had 40 RBI that season, a career high and hit when it was necessary.
In 1986, the Mets had Gary Carter, the best catcher who ever played for the franchise. He was the ultimate leader, he calmed the younger pitchers down when necessary, he could hit and throw out runners.
It's not a coincidence that they won a championship with two strong backstops.
Mike Piazza was great but was bad at throwing out base stealers. Travis d'Arnaud is well below average regarding throwing out base stealers and as a hitter. At this point the Mets need a starting catcher. Rene Rivera can only play a limited amount of games.
d'Arnaud, now 27, is going through another off-season of working with a throwing coach. It's not working. He's barely throwing out anybody in spring training and his arm got wild yesterday throwing one in the outfield. He's not worthy of 500 at-bats and probably will never be healthy enough to get that many. d'Arnaud had a WAR of -0.8 in 2016. Rivera's was 0.4. Grote was 15.1 in his career and Carter a staggering 69.9.
The Mets could have been in on Matt Wieters ($10.5 million with a second year out if Wieters doesn't want to stay for 2 years). GM Sandy Alderson was possibly looking for a bargain price below what the Nationals paid which wasn't realistic. The Rangers acquired Jonathan Lucroy ($5.25 million) in a trade, they didn't give up that much, and they exercised an option in his deal. He would have been great for the Mets but they didn't want to lose any assets.
d'Arnaud is making $1.875 million. You get what you pay for. He's puts a strain on the pitching staff because teams run on him. The pitchers get blamed for slow deliveries and tried slide steps and it doesn't matter. Even if he's great at framing pitches he's failing in most of his other duties.
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Inter_active (Black and White)
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As its title suggests, Inter_active (Black and White) (2016) is both interactive and black and white. It consists of striped GIF animations that keep changing rhythmically. You can adjust the thickness of the stripes and width of the bands by clicking the mouse or touching the screen.
Inter_active can be treated as a meditative pastime or as a kinetic artwork. Its minimalistic visual façade nevertheless belies deeper contemplations on the complexities of digital culture.
Ladder to heaven
Juha van Ingen has created multiple versions of Inter_active. An earlier version drew inspiration from the ancient Indian board game Moksha Patam, better known as Snakes and Ladders, though the oblique allusion to the classic board game is not immediately obvious.
The version titled Black and White is also inspired by the experimental animations pioneered in the 1920s by the German avant-gardist Hans Richter. The endlessly changing, hypnotic yet extremely simplistic graphic composition has a mesmerizing quality. Inter_active is a game that cannot be won or lost.
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Artist's Statement
My work combines our ancient roots with our recent past, giving validity to the present. The danger in using traditional art by itself is that it ignores the existence of the 21st century; but to use only the visual vocabulary of the 21st century can deprive us of our history.
Solo Exhibitions 2007 Life in Bronze: The Sculpture of George Anthonisen, The Cooley Gallery, Old Lyme, CT
2006 The Sculpture of George R. Anthonisen, Jonathan Edwards College, Yale University, New Haven, CT. 1999 Reflections on The Human Condition: Nine Sculptures by George R. Anthonisen
Center for Interfaith Relations, Festival of Faiths, Gardens of Louisville, Louisville, KY
1998 George R. Anthonisen ⎯ Sculpture and Fresco, Bianco Gallery, Buckingham, PA
1996 The Compassionate Spirit: Sculpture and Fresco by George R. Anthonisen
Berman Museum of Art, Collegeville, PA
1995 Philadelphia Flower Show, Gale Nurseries presents Sculpture in Harmony
(featuring five Anthonisen bronzes, Awarded Best of Show), Philadelphia, PA
1994 George R. Anthonisen ⎯ New Work: Fresco and Sculpture, Bianco Gallery, Buckingham. PA
1992 Anthonisen, Woodmere Art Museum, Philadelphia, PA
1989 I Set Before You This Day, Rotunda, Cannon House Office Building, U.S.Capitol, Washington, DC
1966 Hopkins Center, Dartmouth College, Hanover, NH
Group Exhibitions 2015 When I Was Here, Augustus Saint Gaudens National Historic Site, Cornish, NH
2015 The Rodin Legacy, The James A.Michener Art Museum, Doylestown, PA
2007 National Sculpture Society Fellows Exhibition, New York, NY
2005 Sculpture Along Bear Creek, SculptureWorks, Inc., Keller, TX
2003 Artists of the River Towns, Philadelphia Sketch Club, Philadelphia, PA
2002 to present Travis Gallery, New Hope, PA (on permanent changing display throughout the gallery)
2002 Small Treasures, Holiday Artists Show, Travis Gallery, New Hope, PA
2000 Continuing The Bucks County Landscape Tradition, Bianco Gallery, Buckingham, PA
and Salmagundi Club, New York, NY (Oct.11-Oct.29)
2000 The Art Gene: Anthonisen, Dodge,Gowin, Osterman
James A. Michener Art Museum, Doylestown, PA (April 15-July 2)
1997 Caring ⎯ Humanity's Hope for Survival, Samuel Dorsky Symposium on Public
Monuments presented by The Monuments Conservancy, New York, NY
1993 The Second Century, Contemporary Works Exhibition, National Sculpture Society, New York,NY
1991 Images of Courage and Compassion, Millersville University, Millersville, PA
1988 Inaugural Exhibition, The James A. Michener Art Museum, Doylestown, PA
1987 Celebration of the Figure, Port of History Museum, Philadelphia, PA
1985 Artists Three, Bucks County Council for the Arts, Doylestown, PA
1971 National Academy of Design, New York, NY
Selected World Health Organization, Geneva, Switzerland (World Headquarters)
Public Collections U.S. Capitol Building, Capitol Visitors Center (Emancipation Hall), Washington, DC
Carnegie Hall (Shorin Club Room), New York, NY
Please Touch Museum, Philadelphia, PA
James A. Michener Art Museum, Doylestown, PA
Woodmere Art Museum, Philadelphia, PA
Berman Museum of Art, Ursinus College, Collegeville, PA
Curtis Institute of Music, Philadelphia, PA
Center for Interfaith Relations, Louisville, KY
Clark Atlanta University, Atlanta, GA
University of Alaska, Fairbanks, AK
Washington School of Psychiatry, Washington, DC
Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center, Lebanon, NH
J. Henry Schroder Bank & Trust Company, New York, NY
Keneseth Israel, Elkins Park, PA
Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine, Philadelphia, PA
Doylestown Hospital (Women's Diagnostic Center), Doylestown, PA
Selected Awards: Honorary Degree, Doctor of Humane Letters, Ursinus College, Collegeville, PA 2009; Honorary member, Philadelphia Sketch Club, Philadelphia, PA 2002; Exemplary Achievement in the Arts Award, Central Bucks Chamber of Commerce, 1985; Alaska State Council on the Arts1976; U.S. Department of Interior, Sculptor-in-residence, Augustus Saint-Gaudens National Historic Site 1971, Cornish, NH;
Education: Dartmouth College Medical School 1967; Art Students League, New York, NY 1962-1964 (with Jose De Creeft, John Hovannes); National Academy of Design, New York, NY 1961-1962 (with Adolph Block, Paul Fjelde, Douglas Gorsline);University of Vermont, BA 1961; U.S.Army 1955-1957.
Selected Bibliography The Sculpture of George R. Anthonisen, Jonathan Edwards College, Yale University, New Haven, CT. 2006; Showing Humanity's Extremes, Valerie Reed, Philadelphia Inquirer, Sunday, June 22, 2003; Artists of the River Towns: Their works and their stories, Doris Brandes, River Arts Press, 2002; The Art Gene: George and Daniel Anthonisen, Video Tape, James A. Michener Art Museum, Doylestown, PA, 2000; Dedication WW II Memorial: Promise/Anthem by George R. Anthonisen, Berman Museum of Art, Collegevile, PA, 1998; The Compassionate Spirit: Sculpture & Fresco of George R. Anthonisen; Berman Museum of Art, Collegeville, PA, 1996; Quest: George R. Anthonisen, Sculptor, NJ Cable Television Network, produced by College of New Jersey, 1993; Acceptance of the Statue of Senator Ernest Gruening, U.S. Government Printing Office, 1978. Who's Who in America, Who's Who in American Art; Who's Who in the East and more
George R. Anthonisen web: www.ganthonisen.com PO Box 147,Solebury,Pennsylvania 215-297-5318
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