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Resolved: The Death Penalty should be abolished.
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Now lets get down to business, the Death Penalty has been around for years upon years, and it has helped abolish the murders and all the bad people that truly deserved the punishment. Most would think that they don't but, "If we execute murderers and there is in fact no deterrent effect, we have killed a bunch of murderers. If we fail to execute murderers, and doing so would in fact have deterred other murders, we have allowed the killing of a bunch of innocent victims. I would much rather risk the former. This, to me, is not a tough call." John McAdams - Marquette University/Department of Political Science, on deterrence. Now that to you Pro may seem like a lousy excuse to keep the Death Penalty, but there are other multiple reasons that follow right behind the topic. "The Death Penalty deters crime and saves lives." On the website called The Heritage Foundation is where I had read an article about the Death Penalty by, David B. Muhlhausen, Ph.D. "According to deterrence theory, criminals are no different from law-abiding people. Criminals "rationally maximize their own self-interest (utility) subject to constraints (prices, incomes) that they face in the marketplace and elsewhere."
"Separately, Professor Shepherd's analysis of monthly data from 1977 to 1999 found three important findings. First, each execution, on average, is associated with three fewer murders. The deterred murders included both crimes of passion and murders by intimates. Second, executions deter the murder of whites and African-Americans. Each execution prevents the murder of one white person, 1.5 African-Americans, and 0.5 persons of other races. Third, shorter waits on death row are associated with increased deterrence. For each additional 2.75-year reduction in the death row wait until execution, one murder is deterred." "In summary," to this section, "the recent studies using panel data techniques have confirmed what we learned decades ago: Capital punishment does, in fact, save lives. Each additional execution appears to deter between three and 18 murders. While opponents of capital punishment allege that it is unfairly used against African-Americans, each additional execution deters the murder of 1.5 African-Americans. Further moratoria, commuted sentences, and death row removals appear to increase the incidence of murder." The strength of these findings has caused some legal scholars, originally opposed to the death penalty on moral grounds, to rethink their case. In particular, Professor Cass R. Sunstein of the University of Chicago has commented: If the recent evidence of deterrence is shown to be correct, then opponents of capital punishment will face an uphill struggle on moral grounds. If each execution is saving lives, the harms of capital punishment would have to be very great to justify its abolition, far greater than most critics have heretofore alleged.
"The United States ranked fifth for the highest number of executions. The U.S. takes a spot behind China, Iran, Iraq, and Saudi Arabia for the most executions in the world last year, sitting ahead of Yemen and the Sudan. This ranking comes as no surprise to Brian Evans, Amnesty International's acting director on the Death Penalty Abolition Campaign, who said the same countries are in the top eight every year. (See video: "Inside Death Row.") But why is the U.S."which seems like somewhat of an outlier politically, culturally, and geographically"always in the top five? According to Evans, the U.S. has a strict attitude toward punishment in general. Having a severe attitude toward the death penalty is only natural when you consider that the U.S. leads the world in mass incarceration of prisoners and holds records for solitary confinement and sentences to life in prison."
"It seems that everywhere you turn these days some special interest group is whining about the environment. An actor out in Hollywood, back in the eighties, said we'd all be gone in ten years because we're destroying our environment. Everyone seems just terrified with all this talk about global warming, the ozone, the endangered species, the rain forests and the wet lands, but they're all in an uproar about NOTHING--absolutely nothing. If you know your Bible, then you know this old planet will survive for AT LEAST another 1007 years! So, let's all relax and concentrate on something that will REALLY help the environment. Let's get serious about Capital Punishment!"
How does the Death Penalty help the environment? Gods word should answer that for you, "And if he smite him with an instrument of iron, so that he die, he is a murderer: the murderer shall surely be put to death. And if he smite him with throwing a stone, wherewith he may die, and he die, he is a murderer: the murderer shall surely be put to death. Or if he smite him with an hand weapon of wood, wherewith he may die, and he die, he is a murderer: the murderer shall surely be put to death. The revenger of blood himself shall slay the murderer: when he meeteth him, he shall slay him. But if he thrust him of hatred, or hurl at him by laying of wait, that he die; Or in enmity smite him with his hand, that he die: he that smote him shall surely be put to death; for he is a murderer: the revenger of blood shall slay the murderer, when he meeteth him." (Num. 35:16-21)
"Whoso killeth any person, the murderer shall be put to death by the mouth of witnesses: but one witness shall not testify against any person to cause him to die. Moreover ye shall take no satisfaction for the life of a murderer, which is guilty of death: but he shall be surely put to death." (Num. 35:30-31)
Does that answer your question, Gods word over the hopeful soon Pros rebuttal to that.
Now, I know that so far in my debate with the Pro that I have used mostly quotes from pretty creditable sites, but I do have a reason for that matter. I may not have that much good information to paraphrase. And some of which I will tell you. Some thing are just to good to paraphrase, so that is why I have been mostly quoting from these sites.
My opponent has used the first round as her case. The structure will change to the following:
R2: Pro Case, Con Rebuttals
R3: Pro Rebuttals & Defense, Con Rebuttals and Defense
Judges: Note that Con didn't provide their case in the instructed round, and that it has forced me to give her an extra round of arguments.
Death Penalty: "Execution of an offender sentenced to death after conviction by a court of law of a criminal offense. Capital punishment should be distinguished from extrajudicial executions carried out without due process of law. The term death penalty is sometimes used interchangeably with capital punishment, though imposition of the penalty is not always followed by execution (even when it is upheld on appeal), because of the possibility of commutation to life imprisonment." [1]
Essentially, the death penalty and capital punishment are the synonymous, and I will use them interchangeably throughout this debate.
What Crimes Result in the Death Penalty?
"The capital offenses include espionage, treason, and death resulting from aircraft hijacking. However, they mostly consist of various forms of murder such as murder committed during a drug-related drive-by shooting, murder during a kidnapping, murder for hire, and genocide." [3]
Allow me to move to the crux of the round.
Morality Argument:
The first and foremost problem with is the morality of such an issue. Though lawmakers and politicians push for such a system, claiming it gives justice to the criminals, it simply isn't moral. The ideology behind the death penalty, and the mindset that is required to sentence and carry out the death penalty creates deadly cyclical killing. The simple reality is that the advocates for the death penalty assume that killers must be killed. But that formula is flawed. Allow me to demonstrate.
A. All who kill mustbe killed
B. a killed b
C. x must now kill a to preserve the ideology.
From there, y has the obligation to kill x, z must kill y, et cetera. This deadly cycle (literally) goes against any moral groundings of killings, and the laws of our land. If murders must be punished for killing, executioners must be punished for killing. If continuing with this problematic strategy, a never-ending cycle of murder will ensue, causing harm not only to the original family affected by murder, but continuing along the chain. If murder is a crime (which it is) the death penalty goes against predetermined laws; thus, leaving of the death penalty in action causes hypocrisy and contradiction of the law. Moreover, "Allowing our government to kill citizens compromises the deepest moral values upon which this country was conceived: the inviolable dignity of human persons." [9]
Justice is also found in other methods of punishment. "Given the value we place on life and our obligation to minimize suffering and pain whenever possible, if a less severe alternative to the death penalty exists which would accomplish the same goal, we are duty-bound to reject the death penalty in favor of the less severe alternative." [11]
Inhumanity Argument:
Along with being simply immorality, the death penalty is inhumane. Besides the fact of looming death, capital punishment is often painful for victims, as there are multiple forms of the death penalty. Even though many would argue that lethal injection is the best and least painful form of capital punishment, a study shows criminals can and have been conscious throughout their death. This study comes from the British Journal, The Lancet, where they explain, "43 percent had concentrations of anesthetic in their blood — as measured by medical examiners during autopsies — that would indicate consciousness rather than sedation during an execution." [4] Dr. Leonidas Koniaris, chairman of surgical oncology at the University of Miami asks us the decisive question, "As a society we need to step back and ask whether we want to torture these people or not." [16] The answer is that we SHOULDN'T torture these people. Professor Stephen B. Bright of Yale Law School asks, "Does a society torture those it believes guilty of crimes?" [16] Once again, a just society should not.
"Worthy" Crime Argument:
Studies have shown that the DP has deviated from the previous standards of only SPECIFIC crimes resulting in capital punishment. As of only last year, governments are using the death penalty to punish to combat crime and terrorism as well. A study done by Amnesty International documents, "An alarming number of countries used the death penalty to tackle real or perceived threats to state security linked to terrorism, crime or internal instability in 2014." [5] What we see is that these penalties are being given for reasons that deviate from the primary and regulated reasons.
These crimes can also give capital punishment to minors, such as George Junius Stinney Jr., who was 14 when he was executed. "Stinney, the youngest person to receive the death penalty in the last 100 years, was executed on June 16, 1944. At five feet one inch and only 95 pounds, the straps of the electric chair did not fit the boy. His feet could not touch the floor. As he was hit with the first 2,400-volt surge of electricity, the mask covering his face slipped off, 'revealing his wide-open, tearful eyes and saliva coming from his mouth.'" [6] The article further explains that Stinney was never actually guilty of the crime with which he was charged.
Innocence Argument:
We see cases where individuals are not guilty of the crime they supposedly committed, and in serious cases, we see executions when the "criminal" is guilty. In fact, a study from the University of Michigan Law school shows, "a conservative estimate of the proportion of erroneous convictions of defendants sentenced to death in the United States from 1973 through 2004, [is] 4.1%." [7] Because capital punishment is death, errors are vital, and very important. Justice systems cannot accurately be described as just when they convict and murder innocent individuals. Thus, without conclusive evidence, governments execute innocent individuals and are not just.
Deterrence Argument:
Though it is a common argument, little credible evidence even suggests that capital punishment deters crime. In fact, the evidence points the other way. In a study published by John J. Donohue and Justin Wolfers, they back up the claim that the death penalty doesn't deter crime. "Sociologist Thorsten Sellin's careful comparisons of the evolution of homicide rates in contiguous states from 1920 to 1963 led to doubts about the existence of a deterrent effect caused by the imposition of the death penalty… the National Academy of Sciences to issue a 1978 report which argued that the existing evidence in support of a deterrent effect of capital punishment was unpersuasive… We find that the existing evidence for deterrence is surprisingly fragile." [8]
In reality, deterrence is not a result of capital punishment, and the evidence that supports it is not credible. In fact, "a University of Florida researcher's new study shows 90 percent of the nation's top criminologists say killing people to deter violent crime is an immense waste of time and money." [2] Even besides murders, the death penalty is ineffective at deterring other crimes, including drug trafficking. [12] Moreover, the United Nations nor the Malaysian Bar president have found that the death penalty doesn't deter criminal activity. [13] [14]
The death penalty costs too much. "A study found that the death penalty costs North Carolina $2.16 million per execution over the costs of a non-death penalty murder case with a sentence of imprisonment for life (Cook & Slawson. 1993). On a national basis, these figures translate to an extra cost of over $700 million dollars spent since 1976 on the death penalty." [10] They continue to say, "It costs six times more to execute a person in Florida than to incarcerate a prisoner for life with no parole." In fact, "A 1982 study showed that were the death penalty to be reintroduced in New York, the cost of the capital trial alone would be more than double the cost of a life term in prison." [15]
These reasons explicitly explain why the death penalty should be abolished.
[1] http://www.britannica.com...
[3] http://deathpenalty.procon.org...
[5] https://www.amnesty.org...
[6] http://www.rawstory.com...
[8] http://users.nber.org...(SLR).pdf
[9] Prejean, Helen. "Executions Are Too Costly--Morally" Dead Man Walking: An Eyewitness Account of the Death Penalty in the United States. 1993. Rpt. In Current Issues and Enduring Questions. Ed. Sylvan Barnet and Hugo Bedau. Boston: Bedford St. Martin's, 2002. 584.
[12] http://www.thejakartapost.com...
[13] http://www.un.org...
[14] http://www.therakyatpost.com...
[15] N. Y. State Defenders Assn., Capital Losses (1982) [http://www.worldpolicy.newschool.edu...]
Murder is the killing of an innocent victim. Those who are given the death penalty (murders) are neither innocent nor "victims".
Also, the death penalty saves money. The cost of feeding and clothing a murderer for the rest of his or her life is enormous. Most murderers are relatively young and, therefore, will spend decades in jail, using up are hard-earned tax dollars. The price of a bullet for the execution is a lot less than keeping these killers alive.
Lastly the death penalty is the most effective deterrent for murder known to exist. Virtually everybody is afraid of dying, Knowing that you will die for your crimes would make people think twice before pulling the trigger." I am using this as my rebuttal because it proves that it is moral, and an even trade somewhat. Because if one takes a life, that life that took one is taken as well.
Another user from Debate.org also agrees that its moral, Mr. E-Man Comments "100% moral. Of course it is moral as it is a matter of rights. Any individual convicted of taking the life of another or any other crime warranting a life sentence has proven his/her disregard for the rights of others and therefore has no rights of their own. These kinds of individuals should be removed from society permanently. Sure there are times when the innocent are falsely convicted but there are just as many times when the guilty are falsely found innocent. No judicial system is perfect and there is not a high percentage of false convictions."
1. I've provided a whole contention of my case to support this notion, along with evidence from credible sources.
2. Whereas my opponent has only used members of the site on which we are debating, I have drawn my support from sources with available credibility.
3. I've provided model as to showing how it's immoral and leads to immoral actions.
4. It is murder. Murder: "the crime of deliberately killing a person" [1]
5. Mr. E-Man's comment is inherently invalid. I'll provide two examples of how it is incorrect.
a. We can't take someones rights on the basis that they've taken anothers rights. For example, if someone steals your car, that does not give you liberty to steal someone else's car. Just the same, it doesn't transfer that liberty to another, as the death penalty attempts to justify.
b. This concept of returning "what is due" is flawed. In fact, "The phrase "the phrase "an-eye-for-an-eye-for-an-eye-for-an-eye makes everybody blind" is commonly attributed to Mahatma Gandhi, and this idea applies to the American justice system." [2] While they try to achieve justice and morality by "repaying" the criminal, it has no moral effect, and is actually a net detriment to society.
1. This is only briefly mentioned by my opponent, but I willl address it nonetheless.
2. Regardless of the number, any innocent captial punishment is immoral.
3. This is not an uncommon consequence of the death penalty. ""The great majority of innocent people who are sentenced to death are never identified and freed," said Samuel Gross, lead author of the study and a University of Michigan Law School professor, in a statement." [3]
4. Moreover, the same study exposed that over 4% (a conservative estimate) of those punished by the death penalty are innocent. [4]
1. This point is empirically false, as shown in my previous contention.
2. My opponent argues only with flawed logical, with no evidence to support it.
3. On the contrary, I provided multiple cards of evidence to support my stance.
4. No credible evidence supports the idea that capital punishment is a deterrent for crimes. [5] [6] [7]
5. Empirical studies of various origin conclude that the death penalty is not a deterrent. [8] [9] [10]
6. Moreover, life in prison is just as effective, if not more. [11]
7. Because the death penalty destroys regard for life, life in prison both shows that the government wants to protect life of all facets and is thus a more effective deterrent. [12]
1. While I am a Christian, God does not have an implication in the way that my opponent phrases it.
2. What my opponent cites as "God's Word" is in the New Testament altered, to introduce the New dispensation.
3. Regardless, this argument by opponent is under the premise that God exists, which is not the topic of the debate.
Opponent's Sources:
1. Her National Geographic source shows some shady implications of the death penalty. [13]
a. Saudi Arabia utilized crucifixtion: this is obviously a very cruel, painful, and immoral method of ending an individual's life. A medieval form of execution shows how the death penalty degrades society. [14]
b. China keeps its executions secret: one can only wonder why... perhaps inhumane punishment? A number *too* high to publicize?
c. Only 21 countries carried out the death penalty in 2012: As there is 196 countries in the world currently [15], the death penalty is not vastly popular, and for a good reason. One can only conclude that the *majority* of countries/people are against capital punishment itself.
I have provided multiple reasons as to why the death penalty should be abolished. Please note that I have only had 1 round of rebuttals and rebuilding of my case, whereas my opponent gets an extra round. (She posted her initial argument in the incorrect round.) Regardless, I have shown that the death penalty is not pragmatic or moral, and should thus be abolished.
[1] http://www.merriam-webster.com...
[2] http://theprincetontory.com...
[3] http://www.huffingtonpost.com...
[4] http://www.theguardian.com...
[5] http://www.denverpost.com...
[6] http://www.outsidethebeltway.com...
[7] http://www.abc.net.au...
[8] http://www.colorado.edu...
[9] http://www.rochester.edu...
[10] http://scholarlycommons.law.northwestern.edu...
[11] http://web.mnstate.edu...
[12] http://paulsjusticepage.com...
[13] http://news.nationalgeographic.com...
[14] http://www.britannica.com...
[15] http://www.infoplease.com...
Mercedes2017 forfeited this round.
Also, on source [8], the link is messed up. When you click on it, it will likely go to http://users.nber.org...
If so, simply go the URL and add (SLR).pdf to show the correct site. Sorry about any inconvenience.
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Brewers-Diamondbacks Preview
Though the present might seem dismal for the Milwaukee Brewers, Taylor Jungmann is giving the franchise something to be excited about going forward.
The right-hander tries to become the first Brewers rookie in eight seasons to win four straight starts Saturday against the Arizona Diamondbacks at Chase Field.
Since making his major league debut June 9, Jungmann (5-1, 2.04 ERA) has blossomed into a pleasant surprise for Milwaukee (43-54). Though the injured Wily Peralta appears close to rejoining the starting rotation, there's a good chance Jungmann could stick around.
"He just continues to make pitches and he continues to get swings that don't look like great swings," Brewers manager Craig Counsell said. "It's been great to watch.
"He's flat out pitching very well. He's come up and done a really nice job for us."
The 12th overall pick in 2011, Jungmann has allowed one run in each of his last three starts while lasting at least seven innings. After recording his first complete game at Dodger Stadium on July 11, Jungmann went seven during Sunday's 6-1 victory over Pittsburgh.
"I gave our team a chance to win and that is what you want to do every time out," said Jungmann, who can become the first Brewers rookie since Yovani Gallardo in 2007 to win a fourth consecutive start.
He's 4-0 with a 2.25 ERA in five starts on the road, where Milwaukee evened its four-game set with Arizona (44-51) after Friday's 2-1 victory.
Jimmy Nelson threw seven scoreless innings, Ryan Braun homered for the second straight night and Jonathan Lucroy added three hits as the Brewers won for the 18th time in the last 26 contests.
Braun's only two hits in 12 at-bats over the last four games have left the park.
"You try to be prepared for every pitch," he said. "Sometimes it's the first (pitch) at bat is the first pitch to hit, sometimes it might be the fifth or sixth."
Lucroy is 6 for 12 in the last three.
Teammate Adam Lind is 0 for 8 with three strikeouts in the series but 5 for 8 with a home run and two doubles against Rubby De La Rosa (7-5, 4.83).
The right-hander allowed 10 runs on five homers over 8 2-3 innings to lose his last two starts before the All-Star break, but yielded a solo shot and overcame a season-high five walks through seven of Monday's 3-1 victory over Miami.
His 22 home runs allowed rank fourth-most in the majors.
"When he pitches down he gets those ground balls," Arizona manager Chip Hale said. "When we can get those ground balls and let those infielders work, we're a much better team.
"His stuff is electric stuff, but those are the things he's learning and maturing."
De La Rosa's stuff barely generated a spark May 29 when he allowed four runs, including homers to Lind and Carlos Gomez in five innings while not factoring in the decision of a 7-5 victory at Milwaukee.
Ender Inciarte had three of the eight hits Friday for Arizona, which has been held to three or fewer runs eight times during a 2-9 stretch.
Despite that slide, Inciarte is batting .423 (11 for 26) in his last six games, and .360 in five against the Brewers this season.


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Dayton continues to fly high
Notes: Colorado hosts Louisville looking to remain perfect
The Undefeated
With a third of the season complete, 11 schools are still enjoying perfect seasons as Colorado (7-0), Connecticut (8-0), Dayton (10-0), Duke (8-0), Georgia (10-0), Kansas State (7-0), Oklahoma State (7-0), Quinnipiac (7-0), South Carolina (10-0), South Florida (8-0) and Stanford (8-0) remain undefeated as the season reaches mid-December.
Dayton Continues to Fly Higher
The Dayton Flyers remain one of the early season surprises. The Flyers stretched a season-opening win streak to 10 games with a 60-53 home win against previously undefeated Michigan State on Dec. 8. The 10 consecutive victories marks the longest winning streak for the Flyers since the 2006-07 season when they rattled off 16 consecutive victories. Dayton features a balanced attack with four players averaging in double figures, led by 6-foot-4 sophomore forward Ally Malott who averages 13.8 points per game. Three of the wins have come against DePaul, Vanderbilt and Michigan State. Next up for Dayton is a Dec. 18 road game at 8-1 Akron.
Colorado For Real?
In one of the week's most intriguing match-ups, unbeaten Colorado will put its status on the line when hosting 9-1 Louisville on Dec. 14 in Boulder, Colo. The game with Louisville begins a six-game homestand for the Buffs. Included in those games will be visits by New Mexico (Dec. 29), Stanford (Jan. 4), California (Jan. 6) and Utah (Jan. 8).
Buckyes Roll
Speaking of streaks, Ohio State stretched its home win streak to 28 consecutive with an 81-41 win against Lafayette on Dec. 9. Tayler Hill, who has scored in double figures in 42 consecutive games, led the way with 19 points for the Buckeyes.
Valley News
Creighton's 66-57 against No. 25 Nebraska on Dec. 5 was the first top-25 win for a Missouri Valley Conference school since 2009. The Valley had gone two entire seasons without a win against a ranked opponent, as the last time a league school took down a ranked opponent was Nov. 22, 2009, when Drake topped No. 24 Iowa State 78-75.
|Polls: AP | Coaches'
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228 Points Scored
While Creighton's win against Nebraska changed the top-25 rankings, it wasn't the most exciting game played by a Missouri Valley school last week. Despite a career-high 34 points from sophomore guard Shronda Butts, Bradley fell 116-112 in double overtime to Milwaukee. The 34 points scored matched the third highest point total in school history. Ashley Green of Milwaukee nearly matched Butts with 33 points of her own. The game set numerous Milwaukee program records, including most points scored and most combined points in a game at 228, breaking the former mark of 200.
Alexander Up to No. 2
Syracuse senior center Kayla Alexander moved into second place on the Orange career scoring list following a 20-point, 13-rebound performance at home in a win against Loyola (Md.) on Dec. 8. Alexander passed former Syracuse star and current staff member Erica Morrow (1,658). Alexander, with 1,661 points, will now set her sights on surpassing Nicole Michael's (2007-10) program record of 1,784. She is currently 123 points short.
South Carolina Awaits Stanford
Head coach Dawn Staley has led No. 24 South Carolina to a 10-0 start with the Gamecocks awaiting the arrival of No. 1 Stanford on Dec. 19 in Columbia, S.C. The game with the Cardinal will be the first of the season for South Carolina against a ranked opponent.
Big 12 Strong
Eight teams in the Big 12 have one or fewer losses, led by Kansas State and Oklahoma State at 7-0. The defending national champion Baylor Lady Bears improved 7-1 following an impressive 73-61 win at Notre Dame on Dec. 5. Next challenge for Baylor will come on Dec. 18 when they host Tennessee, which has won six games in a row since dropping a season-opening contest to Chattanooga.
Spresser Leading Kansas State
The early comeback story of the 2012-13 season involves Kansas State junior Kendra Spresser, a 5-foot-5 junior guard, who has started six games this season after not playing basketball at any organized level in 2011-12. Spresser, a native of Dresden, Kan. (population 41), started her collegiate basketball career at Seward County (Kan.) Community College in 2009-10 as a freshman. She averaged 9.2 points, 3.6 rebounds, 1.8 assists and 1.3 steals while helping the Lady Saints to a 31-3 record and a runner-up finish in the Region VI tournament. She then played at the 2010 NJCAA All-Star event in Pensacola, Fla., and was on her way to collecting Division I and II offers during her sophomore season. However, prior to the start of her sophomore season at Seward County, she suffered knee and back injuries that prevented her from playing in the entire 2010-11 season. Due to the injuries and a lack of offers, she enrolled at Kansas State as a full-time student in 2011-12. After the start of the first semester, she gravitated back to basketball and began to play at Kansas State's Rec Center. She played well enough in the rec league for her friends to convince her to try and walk-on with Kansas State for the 2012-13 season.
In order to get her foot in the door with the Wildcats, she asked her head coach at Seward County (Toby Wynn) to contact the Kansas State coaching staff on her behalf. Kansas State assistant coaches Shalee Lehning and Kelly Moylan took the phone call from Wynn and were willing to take a look at her. Spresser was contacted by Lehning to organize some of her friends for a game at the Rec Center so that they could take a look at her in an informal tryout. Lehning and Moylan were impressed enough with Spresser to report back to Kansas State head coach Deb Patterson to offer a walk-on opportunity. Patterson extended the invitation to Spresser this summer and she accepted the offer.
Spresser has taken advantage of the opportunity by averaging 4.6 points and 4.6 rebounds, in 23.1 minutes of action over the first seven games. Despite her lack of height, Spresser tallied a career-high 12 rebounds at Tennessee State and has been a key factor the Wildcats fast start to the season.
Frese Squared
UMKC is being led this season by first-year head coach Marsha Frese. She is the sister Brenda Frese, head coach at Maryland and a former National Coach of the Year. UMKC is off to a 4-6 start to the season. Prior to her arrival in Kansas City, Frese was the associate head coach and recruiting coordinator at Northern Illinois.


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(Paul Prouté, S.A.); purchased 2006 by NGA.
Exhibition History
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- Medieval to Modern: Recent Acquisitions of Drawings, Prints, and Illustrated Books, National Gallery of Art, Washington, 2008, no. 121.
- 2012
- Vernet to Villon: Nineteenth-Century French Master Drawings from the National Gallery of Art. Fred Jones Jr. Museum of Art, University of Oklahoma. Norman, OK, 2012, no. 23.


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I think I'm gonna start making a little dream book. You know, a little note book with all sorts of ideas of things I want to do at some point in my life. Ugh I know, sounds awfully girly and cliché, it seems like the fast track to a "my-10-year-plan-scrapbook". But it won't be. It'll just be a way to feel a bit less restless.
For all you fellow used-to-be-travellers, I'm sure you know what I mean. You don't particularly feel stuck, but you just feel stuck right now. Like, you know you still have tons of time to do a lot of the stuff you dream about, but you wonder when and you have basically no patience. So, if I start writing down all my genius ideas and insane plans, maybe my wanderlustfilled mind will chill out a bit. And I can browse through my little book realising I really don't have it that bad.
I used to do a similar thing when I was a bit younger. I don't know where the book is right now, I probably threw it out in one of the many moves, but I remember it had things like "swim with dolphins" (check) and "get a tattoo" (check) and I should really be more proud of the things I've done rather than panic about all the things I haven't done yet, like learn how to dive or take drawing classes so I can draw my travels. Seriously, I'm only 25.
The boyfriend has moved over to Belgium exactly one year ago today, and this morning I was thinking about how far we've come. Most of the time I wonder about how far I still want to go, but my oh my we've done so much already! Exactly one year ago, we packed up as much of his stuff as we could take on the plane with us, and started moving in to our apartment. One year later, our apartment feels so homely! Last addition: we bought an awesome big new couch. Seriously, how much more settled can you get?! We've moved away from what we need to get by to what we want just because, and it's a wonderful life. In the mean time, my job is progressing nicely I think, and the boyfriend found an amazing job as well, with fun colleagues who trust him and his skills, and a lot of possibilities for the future. Tonight, we're meeting up with friends in town for some live music on the market squares, as happens in summer in Leuven. I can imagine none of this sounds very exciting, but to us it really is. I really think we can be proud of what we've accomplished. And what we've accomplished is… happiness.
So now, rather than ruining that happiness with my crazy ideas and restlessness, I'll keep good track of all my dreams and make sure they come true. And I'll be okay with that not happening today, or even tomorrow, or even in the next years.
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In the beginning of June 2011, there was a meeting of Directors of all IITs to discuss the court order. They decided to have a 3rd round of seat allocation. Last year, there were only two rounds of seat allocation.
I have a problem with this. If you read the court order, it mildly suggests that perhaps another round of seat allocation will help. In that sense, the Directors have followed the court order and the matter is over. But the court order says much more than obliquely suggesting the third round. Read this:
"It baffles me to note that academicians and administrators of the premier institutions like IITs cannot find a much better process of admission than stopping with the second round of counseling, come what may be the vacancy position in the institutions. It is time that the scholarly inputs are borrowed and implemented at the earliest so that a national waste will not get repeated. I hope and trust that the remedial measures are put in place before the next academic year's counseling is undertaken."
It is clear that the court is concerned about the vacant seats and wants JEE to do whatever is feasible to reduce the number of vacancies, and some oblique references to 3rd round were just a suggestion, and not the order of the court.
It is clear to me and must have been clear to Directors (and Chairpersons of JEE at different IITs) that a third round of seat allocation will not result in any significant drop in the number of vacant seats. (If you read my previous article on this, I had said even before the meeting of the Directors that the third round will not be effective unless it is conducted after the beginning of the semester. So it is not something that I am saying now with better information on this year's process.)
My contention is that by doing the 3rd round of seat allocation, and taking no other step for reducing the vacancies, JEE is not following the spirit of the court order, as the 3rd round could not possibly solve the problem which the court has ordered it to solve. If there was too little time to come up with the solution for this year, JEE should have gone back to the court and requested for time till next year. Or it should have challenged the court decision. By doing neither, it has accepted the court decision, but still not implemented it in spirit.


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Starkist Steps Up with Generous Gift to Feed the Children
StarKist® is joining forces with Feed the Children with a generous donation of $100,000. This gift will go a long way toward supporting our mission of making sure no child goes to bed hungry. In addition, StarKist is teaming up with Feed the Children during four community events over the next few months in Pittsburgh, Boston, New York City and Los Angeles.
"StarKist is a socially responsible company that provides healthy food for more people. One in five children goes to bed hungry in the U.S., and at StarKist we are committed to doing our part by getting our nutritious seafood products into the hands of children in need," said Andrew Choe, StarKist President and CEO. "It's an honor to work with the Feed the Children team. And we applaud this outstanding organization for its endless fight against hunger and its commitment to breaking the poverty cycle."
Four community events are planned, and will kick-off in StarKist's hometown of Pittsburgh, Pa. on Wednesday of this week. StarKist and Feed the Children are collaborating with FOCUS+ Pittsburgh charity to hold a community-fair style event where a truckload of food, essentials, StarKist product and more will be distributed to pre-registered attendees.
In addition to Pittsburgh, Feed the Children and StarKist will co-sponsor events in New York City (June 23), Boston (July 7), and Los Angeles (July 14) over the next couple of months, assisting local families in the area.
"Feed the Children strives to provide hope and resources to those without life's essentials," said J.C. Watts, Jr., Feed the Children President and CEO. "We are honored to partner with StarKist in the fight to end child hunger in America. Together, we can be our neighbor's helper and truly help families in our nation's own backyard."
Kenya Care Groups Get Trained to Make a Difference
Volunteer mothers who will work with Feed the Children under the Care Group Project in the slums of Kibera were recently trained on the objectives and focus of the project.
The Care Group Model is a program designed to empower a small number of staff to work with a larger number of volunteers, to help increase our reach and influence in vulnerable communities. These volunteers will provide key health and nutrition information to an even larger population of pregnant and breastfeeding women in their communities.
The project has seven promoters employed by Feed the Children. Each promoter is responsible for four care groups comprised of 10-15 lead mothers (volunteer mothers). These lead mothers will be meeting once per month in their care groups to learn key messages about health and nutrition.
During the recent training, the volunteers were taken through guidelines on how to carry out care group meetings with the mothers with whom they will interact. Participants were equipped with knowledge about the project's core mandate and ways to go about having the meetings.
-Edna Onchiri
Truckloads of Help and Hope in Ohio
In the United States, the roots of hunger go deep. In Columbus Ohio, for example, 22 percent of households live below the poverty level and far too many children go to bed hungry. This is why The Malcolm Jenkins Foundation and Teleperformance partnered with Feed the Children for its annual Get Ready Fest™ —an event that provided 1,200 pre-identified Columbus-area families with wellness resources, food and essentials. The event took place late last month and is one of many that Feed the Children plans across the country each year to help feed bodies, minds and futures. It is made possible because of The Malcolm Jenkins Foundation, the generous donation of forklifts from Harr's Forklift Service of Columbus, and additional product transportation by Americold.
Volunteers from The Malcolm Jenkins Foundation, including Malcolm Jenkins (Pro Bowler for the Philadelphia Eagles and '09 The Ohio State University graduate), Teleperformance, Lutheran Social Services, Columbus Urban League, Omega Psi Phi and Niagara Water were onsite to serve and assist the effort. Each family received a 25-pound box of food; a 10-pound box of much-needed essentials like shampoo, conditioner, lotion, and personal-care items; and a box with assorted Avon products. Get Ready Fest™ also included several community organizations providing complimentary services and products, such as children's books and youth haircuts.
"Feed the Children strives to provide help and resources to those without life's essentials," said J.C. Watts, Jr., Feed the Children President and CEO. "We are honored to partner with The Malcolm Jenkins Foundation and Teleperformance in the fight to end hunger in America."
More community partners assisting with the event included Second Baptist Church, The Ohio State University Athletics, Omega Psi Phi, Concord Hotels, Columbus Food Bank, Campbells, Hirzel, L'Oreal, Columbus State Community College, The Ohio Academy-Paul Mitchell, Buckeye Health, 2nd and Seven Foundation, CHLOE. Inc., Big Brothers Big Sisters, Veteran's Administration, Infant Mortality Task Force, LSS Ohio Benefit Bank, Niagara Water, Cliff Bar, Disney Books, Starkist Tuna and DJ by Giovanni.
Spring Fling in Oklahoma City
Fighting hunger is serious business, but sometimes kids just need to be kids. We recently participated in a "Spring Fling" event at Crystal Lake in Oklahoma City. We had more than 800 children in attendance, with countless volunteers paired with those young kids. The event grew out of our after-school program efforts, which serve 850 children each week over 30 sites.
With a theme of "Superheroes," we provided children with four new Disney books (Marvel, Sophia, Doc McStuffins, etc.), plus Captain America nightlights. We're thankful to partner Whiz Kids for helping make the event happen, and to our President, CEO and resident superhero, J.C. Watts, was attending the event as well.


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A local, well-known homeless man was found dead this morning just steps from the Bayside LIRR station.
William Bateman was found dead by pedestrians at approximately 7 a.m. sitting on a bench on 41st Avenue in Bayside shaded by trees, a place locals often saw him.
"He would sit there every day," said Ahmed Iftikhar, owner of S&W coffee shop outside the LIRR station. "Sometimes he would stop by the shop, but mostly he stayed on the benches."
Iftikhar saw Bateman when he came into work at 5 a.m. Customers rushed over to him at about 7 a.m. saying that Bateman wasn't breathing, prompting Iftikhar to dial 9-1-1.
Passers-by stopped by the benches in the park on 41st Avenue to ask if it was the well-known Bateman who had died.
"He always sat there," said Frank Collins, a local who sometimes chatted with Bateman. "He was a nice guy."
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Combine the meat with the Essence and flour in a mixing bowl and toss to combine.
Heat the oil in a large cast iron Dutch oven or high-sided skillet over medium-high heat and brown the meat, in batches, until browned on all sides, 4 to 5 minutes. Add 2 cups of the chicken broth and stir, scraping the bottom and sides of the pan to loosen any browned particles. Add the onions, bell peppers, salt, cayenne, and black pepper. Cook, stirring frequently, for 6 to 8 minutes, or until the vegetables are wilted. Reduce the heat to medium. Cover and cook, stirring occasionally, for 15 minutes. Add the remaining cup of broth and continue to cook, uncovered, for about 1 hour longer, or until the meat is very tender and the gravy is thickened and flavorful. Add the parsley and serve immediately over white rice, if using.
Combine all ingredients thoroughly.
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Louis-Lucien Bonaparte, the comparative linguist and dialectologist, was born in England by chance. In 1810 his father, Lucien, was detained at sea by the British when on his way into exile in America following the breakdown of his relations with his brother, Napoléon I.
Interned in England, Lucien was permitted to buy Thorngrove, a house near Worcester, and it was there that Louis-Lucien was born on 4 January 1813. The family's stay in England was brief, however, for they returned to their Italian estate in 1814. Louis-Lucien grew up in Italy. He attended the Jesuit college at Urbino before devoting himself to the study of mineralogy and chemistry. In 1832 he married Maria Anna Cecchi, the daughter of a Florentine sculptor, but the marriage was to be an unhappy one and the couple lived apart. He participated in the first Riunione degli Scienziati Italiani at Pisa and his earliest works, all on scientific subjects, were published in Italy.
His first work on the languages of Europe, the Specimen lexici comparativi, was also published in Italy, at Florence in 1847. The explanation of this change of direction is not obvious, but Bonaparte was far from being the only scholar of his age who, educated in another discipline, became interested in modern languages. Indeed, the study of modern, as distinct from ancient, languages was scarcely known in the university curriculum in the mid-19th century.
After the fall of King Louis-Philippe in 1848, Louis-Lucien had a brief political career in France. He had been elected to represent Corsica in the Assemblée Constituante, but the election was annulled. He was then returned to the Assemblée Législative as member for the Department of the Seine in 1849. Following the declaration of the Second Empire, he was appointed Senator in 1852 and his cousin, Louis-Napoléon, permitted him to use the titles of 'Prince' and 'Highness'. His interest in public office was, however, strictly limited. He moved to London in the early 1850s, setting up home at 6-8 Norfolk Terrace which became his principal residence for the rest of his life. There he amassed a library comprising books in, or about, an astonishing number of the world's languages, as Victor Collins's catalogue of 1894 shows.
Settled in London, Louis-Lucien put down social and professional roots. He counted Gladstone as a friend, and he particularly valued his relationship with Queen Victoria with whom he dined at Windsor on occasions. However, the majority of Louis-Lucien's acquaintances and correspondents shared his linguistic interests. He was active in several learned societies including the Philological Society and a frequent contributor to their publications. He was elected a member of the Athenaeum in 1866. He corresponded and collaborated with, among others, Alexander J. Ellis, the phonologist and champion of spelling reform, and James Murray, editor of the Oxford English Dictionary. The latter, whose standards were notoriously exacting, was not uncritical of Louis-Lucien's methods of dialect research.
Bonaparte also maintained a steady stream of correspondence with the many Bible translators whose works were printed at his expense. He was honoured in this country by the award of an honorary Doctorate in Civil Law from the University of Oxford in 1854, and in 1883 he received a Civil List pension in recognition of his work on English dialects.
In 1891, following the death of his first wife, Louis-Lucien married Clémence Richard, with whom he was living and who was the mother of his son, Louis Clovis. Shortly after, however, Louis-Lucien died in Italy, at Fano near Urbino, on 3 November. His body was brought back to England and he is buried in St. Mary's Roman Catholic cemetery at Kensal Green in north-west London.
Bonaparte's work on languages
Bonaparte's linguistic enterprises fall into two categories. First, there are his own works, which largely comprise studies in comparative philology or in dialectology. Secondly, he had printed at this own expense the works of others, notably versions of Biblical texts in a variety of European languages and dialects. These translations also assisted his own philological research, as well as preserving records of unfamiliar or disappearing tongues. He himself was able to speak and write fluently in Italian, French, Spanish, English and Basque, although Julien Vinson, the French Basque scholar, noted that he spoke French with a marked English accent. Like many linguists of his day, however, he also possessed a reading knowledge of many other languages. This broad comparativist tendency is evident in his Specimen lexici comparativi, and in the later journal articles devoted to the names of reptiles and words associated with the vine. Bonaparte's particular interest, however, lay in minority languages, notably Basque, and in the regional speech of Italy and England. These he subjected to the closer scrutiny of the dialectologist.
Bonaparte's dialect studies draw upon both written texts and the results of field work, which consisted of the direct interrogation of native speakers. The written versions were generally produced by collaborators who had been expressly instructed to record only those forms that were contemporary, not deliberate archaisms, and those that were native to their region. The published translations were not only permanent records of individual dialects at a specific moment in time, but were also of intrinsic interest, particularly in the case of Basque, as examples of standard literary forms. Thus, the unpublished manuscript entitled 'Les temps basques anciens et modernes' lists verb forms found in the writings of Leizarraga, while the eleven dialects in which the 'Song of the Three Children' was printed include written versions alongside representations of the spoken language.
Bonaparte and the Basque language
Bonaparte's lasting claim to fame is indeed his work on Basque. This language is outside the Indo-European group and it cannot be related satisfactorily to any one known language or group of languages, living or dead. Indeed, its prehistory is as shrouded in mystery as that of the Basques themselves whose present-day descendants live on both the Spanish and French sides of the western Pyrenees. Bonaparte's major works on Basque are the dialect map, Carte des sept provinces basques, and Le Verbe basque en tableaux, both published in 1869. Rather than concentrating upon the relationship of Basque to other languages or its origins, he focused his attention on the differences between its major dialects. He undertook field work in the course of five visits to the Basque-speaking areas of both France and Spain during the years 1856-1869. His findings were bases on the forms used by native speakers which he took down 'from the very mouths of the local people'. His mapping of the eight major dialects, together with their sub-dialects, has stood the test of time and has not been substantially modified. The tables of Le Verbe basque constitute a major aspect of the theoretical underpinning of the map and are a formidable work of reference.
The explanation for Louis-Lucien's attraction to Basque is not known. It is possibly noteworthy that in the Specimen lexici comparativi Basque occupies a prominent position, standing alone at the head of the list of 52 European languages. More tangible is Bonaparte's considerable impact on the study of Basque. His enthusiasm and his own endeavours served as a focus for the work of others and his inspiration contributed greatly to the achievements of his more notable collaborators, Duvoisin, Uriarte and Echenique.
Bonaparte's studies of English dialects were not conducted on the scale of his researches into Basque, although the methodology employed was similar. The texts in dialect whose printing he financed were not so central to the study of the English language as were the Basque dialect texts to the study of Basque. In the mid-nineteenth century precious few works in Basque were printed.
Publishing activities
The pattern of Louis-Lucien's printing and publishing activities was affected by changed in his economic circumstances. In receipt of 130,000 francs annually during the Second Empire, he was able to set up a printing press in his Bayswater house in order to facilitate the printing of his own works and those of others. He employed a printer by the day to produce the many Bible translations that he commissioned. Two men were involved: W.H. and E. Billing, who were members of a well-established family of London printers. After 1858 he employed outside printers, notably George Barclay, of Leicester Square, who was succeeded by Strangeways & Walden. However, with the fall of the Second Empire in 1870 Louis-Lucien's major source of income from France dried up and he lived for a while in straitened circumstances. His period of patronage was over and his publishing activity centred upon that of his own works, which appeared in the pages of prominent learned journals.
Bonaparte's financial position was eased by the granting of the Civil List pension in 1883 and he was to enjoy a brief period of relative wealth toward the end of his life when he received a substantial inheritance from a nephew he had never known. His sister, Christine, had married Lord Dudley Stuart, and their son, having led the life of a recluse and with no next of kin, left Louis-Lucien all his property.
Louis-Lucien evidently took great care over the production of the books that he had printed, as good quality paper was invariably used. Indeed, the British Library's copies of his books are in fine condition, certainly when measured against the rate of deterioration suffered by the average book printed in the mid-nineteenth century. In face Bonaparte applied his chemical knowledge to aspects of book making, experimenting with different techniques in the production of both ink and paper. It is appropriate that the chemist, bibliophile and linguist should come together in this way.
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First annual Isaac Clark memorial chess tournament, Mar. 9
February 27, 2013
In memory of Lewis & Clark math major and avid chess player Isaac Clark, the LC Math Club is partnering with Chess for Success to host the first ever Isaac Clark Memorial Chess Tournament for K-5 students from local elementary schools.
Saturday, March 9, 9 a.m. - 3 p.m.
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In addition to a traditional chess tournament, we will be putting on fun chess-themed activities (silly hats, chess jokes and trivia!).
Isaac Clark, a math and physics major, died on October 17, 2011 of injuries sustained in a skateboarding accident. Clark's friends and classmates, along with support from the Math and Computer Science Department, have decided to honor Isaac's life by bringing his love of chess to children in Portland Public Schools.
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Increased leakage of slightly radioactive water forced the operators of Indian Point Nuclear Power Plant, located just 30 miles north of New York City, to shut down one of the plant's reactors yesterday. Operator Entergy Corp. said that there was no release of radioactivity and there is no danger to the plant workers or to the public. Proper shut down procedures were followed and all of the radioactive water had been captured, according to the Nuclear Regulatory Commission. Indian Point generates approximately 2,000 megawatts of electricity and is a major source of energy for NYC and Westchester County.
One of Indian Point's two reactors had to be shut down yesterday after workers discovered an increase in the amount of water leaking from the cooling pump. The pump is one of four that supply water to Reactor 2 in order to keep it cool. The water becomes slightly radioactive because it circulates through the nuclear fuel, and normally, the pumps leak about two gallons per minute through their mechanical seals. But on Monday, the leakage rate rose to 3.5 gallons and then hit 5.5 gallons early Tuesday morning, prompting the shut down.
Reactor 3 is still fully operational, but the NRC is unsure of how long Reactor 2 will be offline. The future of Indian Point is currently up in the air, as Gov. Cuomo has opposed renewing the plant's operating certificates, which expire in 2013 and 2015. Since the earthquake and ensuing nuclear catastrophe in Japan last year, many believe that having a nuclear plant like Indian Point in such a densely populated area is dangerous. The prospect of shutting down the plant for good has caused several studies to be conducted on how this would affect energy supply in the region. One shows that shuttering the plant could cause an increase in coal power plant use, thus polluting our air and raising our energy bills, while another, by Riverkeeper, shows that this would not be the case at all.
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Top 100 Agencies 2014: Topin & Associates
Topin & Associates president Al Topin describes 2013 as a solid year, noting new business really picked up in the third and fourth quarters. Overall, revenue at the Chicago shop increased between 5% and 10% over 2012 and remained in the $5 million to $10 million range.
"The challenges, as always, are staying ready and flexible for upcoming business and keeping staff aligned correctly amid client-side budget hiccups and timing shifts," Topin says.
New business wins included an AOR assignment on ear-pain analgesic Otic Care from existing client Mission Pharmacal. The agency also expanded its relationship with Myriad Genetics to include new project work, and new corporate project work came in from Terumo Cardiovascular, which had been a past client.
Foundation Medicine, a new client that does genetic testing, awarded two project assignments.
The only losses were two Mission Pharmacal brands (Uribel, Urocit-K 15), which were moved to other agencies.
Topin and Kerry Hilton, partner and CEO of Austin-based HCB Health, joined forces to jointly pitch several pieces of new business late last year. It proved fruitful, as they won AOR status on CareFusion's CloraPrep this year. Topin says they also made it to the final round on a pitch for an undisclosed antibacterial.
"Kerry and I have known and liked each other for years," Topin says. "HCB has in-depth device expertise and some very good talent. Combined, we have much broader and deeper resources. Pitching together allowed us to get in the door and win. When clients see how seamless it is, they don't have a concern that this is a different configuration."
Topin adds that both agencies are working with Austin-based healthcare analytics specialist Kelly Myers to provide clients with patient-centric data that can help them tremendously with targeting on the marketing side and on the sales side. "Working with Kelly allows us to present something both different and valuable to clients, and it gives us a more strategic base and focus," Topin says.
Given industry dynamics, including risk and claims issues and the ever-increasing use of digital channels, Topin has noticed medical regulation departments, IT, and legal are involved in marketing to a much greater degree than in years past. "It creates new challenges for both the client and the agency," he says. "We have to be prepared to support the marketing department in working with IT, medical regulation and legal."
Other trends include competition from agencies of all sizes, including some b-to-b agencies that aren't exclusively focused on healthcare, and an uptick in client companies looking to assign large project work.
"Some clients are using a broader mix of agencies at times and looking at projects separately," he says. "That's a generalization, but we're seeing it as an opportunity. If you pitch for these large projects and win, it's a several-year assignment."
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There are several ways of celebrating Carnival in Rio, if you are lucky enough to be there on February 13th, when the festival begins.
You can be in the audience of the huge parade of Escolas de Samba – at the Sambódromo (built specifically for the yearly event) -, you can attend some indoor ball, or you can participate in one of the hundred street manifestations that happen all around town. These blocos, as they are called, are semi-spontaneous, normally include a group of percussionists and may be thematic.
Their names can be really inspired:
- "O Negócio tá feio e o teu nome tá no meio" (Things are getting ugly and your name was mentioned)
- "Meu amor, vou logo ali" (My love, I am going next door – and I won't come back before the party is over, it should add)
- "Butano na Bureta" (Butane in the Burette, inspired by [sexual] chemistry)
- "Xupa mas não baba" (Suck but don't drool – no comments about this one)
- "Lavou tá limpo" (If you wash, it will be clean again)
- "Parei de beber, não de mentir" (I stopped drinking, not lying)
- "Simpatia é quase Amor" (Liking is almost Love).
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Does your child know where her food comes from? This worksheet challenges your child to put some thought into where her food comes from by asking her to label each type of food with "farm" or "factory". Which kinds of foods does she think are healthier for her?
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Has any American radical of the twentieth century been more strongly embraced by America than Malcolm X? His Autobiography, published several months after he was assassinated at the Audubon Ballroom on February 21, 1965, has sold millions of copies. Since 1999 a photo of Malcolm looking dapper and resolute has adorned a first-class stamp. In defending its decision to issue the stamp as part of its Black Heritage series, the US Postal Service claimed that Malcolm's downplaying of black separatism in the final year of his life signaled his acceptance of "a more integrationist solution to racial problems." That might have come as a surprise to Malcolm.
Malcolm's admirers run the gamut from Dan Quayle to Spike Lee, whose biopic sparked a Malcolm craze in 1992. After Martin Luther King Jr., there is no twentieth-century black American political personality who enjoys greater popular standing and acclaim than Malcolm X. In the eyes of many young men and women, especially but not exclusively African-Americans, his outsider status makes him a more compelling and iconic figure than the middle-class and nonviolent King. How is it that a man who in life was an unrelenting foe of American actions has been in his cultural afterlife so thoroughly absorbed into the mainstream?
One reason is that as Malcolm's iconic stature has grown, the memory of his political beliefs and commitments has faded. The claim that Malcolm lacked a coherent political point of view has been repeated so often that it has become second nature for people to regard the street tough turned Nation of Islam (NOI) organizer almost exclusively as a cultural symbol of black self-worth, a person Ossie Davis famously eulogized as "our living black manhood." In today's America, in which hyphenated identities abound and cultural pluralism often enjoys official sanction, Malcolm X occupies a position for African-Americans similar to the one Christopher Columbus enjoyed among Italian-Americans in the early decades of the twentieth century. When Malcolm's political views do get discussed, they are often tailored to fit conventional wisdom about race relations or the civil rights movement.
If any strain of Malcolm's radicalism has remained salient, it has been his fiery talk of revolutionary violence. His declarations about armed resistance and securing one's rights "by any means necessary" continue to appeal to teenagers (white and black, in suburbs and cities), and their veneration of him is one reason he has become our Che Guevara—a saint of defiance, an enemy of indifference. Like Che, Malcolm endures through talismanic trinkets, his image and words reproduced on key chains and cuff links, T-shirts and tattoos, his legacy publicly commemorated and politically defanged.
In the gripping biography Malcolm X: A Life of Reinvention, the late Manning Marable does much to recover the politics in a decidedly political life. (Marable died in April on the eve of his book's publication, after having been hospitalized for pneumonia.) For Marable, Malcolm's commemoration—the reinvention of his story by others—began with The Autobiography of Malcolm X. Marable considers Alex Haley, Malcolm's co-author, to be a "liberal Republican" attracted to "the tortured tale of Malcolm's life" but decidedly opposed to his ideas. Moreover, because Malcolm died before the book was completed, the text, widely seen as his "political testament," was shaped by Haley to depict Malcolm as a more palatable civil rights figure. Haley paid hardly any attention to the Organization of Afro-American Unity, which Malcolm founded in 1964 after leaving the NOI, or to its primary objectives, such as creating a united black front at home and abroad.


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The Los Angeles Dodgers ended their eight-game losing streak with a 7-1 victory over the Miami Marlins.
Dodgers pitcher Hyun-Jin Ryu gave up five hits, three hits, and struck out one to earn his fourth win of the season. The only run for the Marlins was the top of the seventh when Miguel Olivo hit a solo home run to left field.
The Dodgers offense decided to show up too. Andre Ethier had four hits, including two doubles and three runs. The first double was the first extra-base hit the Dodgers had in 30 at-bats. Dee Gordon, in only his sixth game this season, hit a solo home run to off the third. It was his first home run since May 1, 2012.
Skip Schumaker made his sixth start at second base as Mark Ellis recovers from a right quad strain. He had two hits, thre RBIs, and one run. His defensive skills were stellar as he threw a double play to stop a potential Marlins threat.
The embattled and injured Dodgers have failed to live up to the lofty expectations that have come with a payroll north of $200 million, and Dodgers skipper Don Mattingly may be on the hot seat if the Dodgers do not turn things around quickly in Los Angeles.


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The Emerson String Quartet stands apart in the history of string quartets with an unparalleled list of achievements over three decades: more than thirty acclaimed recordings, nine Grammys (including two for Best Classical Album), three Gramophone Awards, the Avery Fisher Prize, Musical America's "Ensemble of the Year", and collaborations with many of the greatest artists of our time.
With the arrival of cellist Paul Watkins in May of 2013, the Emerson Quartet has embarked on a remarkable new journey – one filled with freshness, warmth and impressive accolades – all within its first ten performances. Mr. Watkins, a distinguished soloist, awardwinning conductor, and dedicated chamber musician, has joined the ensemble for its 37th season, and his dedication and enthusiasm have already infused the Emerson Quartet with a rich tone and vibrant sense of humor. "One of the characteristics of the Emerson Quartet is that its players (the violinists Eugene Drucker and Philip Setzer and the violist Lawrence Dutton in addition, now, to Mr. Watkins) all have the ability and the instruments to produce a sweet and glossy sound - but do so sparingly. Instead, they establish a chromatic scale of timbres that range from dry and tart over clean and zesty all the way to lustrous and singing. Listening to them pass tiny rhythmic motifs around the group, I was struck by how evenly calibrated these timbres were." The New York Times


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AceShowbiz - All of the lies finally take a toll on one of the Liars in the next episode of "Pretty Little Liars". Emily is sent to hospital after juggling a lot of secrets and lies, added with the pressure of having to come clean to her father about Danby.
Spencer and Aria decide to do more digging around about the cause of Alison's death while visiting Emily at the hospital, but the closer they are to the truth the closer they are to danger. Meanwhile, Hanna struggles with the prospect of losing both men in her life when her father's wedding arrives.
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When subjects do not speak or understand English well, the researcher must prepare documents in the language that subjects can understand. The researcher must provide to the Institutional Review Board a copy of the document(s) in English, a copy in the language to be used, and a letter from an unbiased individual with expertise in the language (e.g., a Mount Holyoke College faculty member) indicating that the translated version is complete and contains the same information as the English version.
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