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No good racing games in the vain of SR1 and 2 and MCO and HotRod American Street Drag but ,there are some good ones out there. One of the Devs posted on face book that they are tinkering with Unity Game Engine again.
It is not as simple as just making stages SR3 is bigger game than most realize and a monolithic under taking, especially with plans and story line being historical correct for the period. (1972 before the oil crysis)
Being steam require jumping a number or large legal hurdles too.
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|Sandra Y. L. Korn, '14, progressivist Borg.
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Not in so many words, of course. Her proposal, like Jonathan Swift's, is modest:
… [The] liberal obsession with "academic freedom" seems a bit misplaced to me. After all, no one ever has "full freedom" in research and publication. Which research proposals receive funding and what papers are accepted for publication are always contingent on political priorities. The words used to articulate a research question can have implications for its outcome. No academic question is ever "free" from political realities. If our university community opposes racism, sexism, and heterosexism, why should we put up with research that counters our goals simply in the name of "academic freedom"?Instead, I would like to propose a more rigorous standard: one of "academic justice." When an academic community observes research promoting or justifying oppression, it should ensure that this research does not continue.
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as if you didn't already know my reasoning for entering the chat board. i too want information on becoming a masseuse. i am currently living in charlotte, nc and want to know if there are any schools i could attend around the area for this particular field. please e-mail me at firstname.lastname@example.com thanks! – by delshawn
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i would also like to know how to become a massuese if you can please email me and let me know what i have to do to become a massuese heres my e-mail
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|massuese (4:35pm est sat aug 30 2003)
like the others, i would like to be a massuese. if you know any information about calsses in dallas texas, how much they would cost,or the requirements please e-mail me at email@example.com – by jessica
|masseuse training (4:26pm est thu sep 04 2003)
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where would i go to learn to be a masseuse? how do i go about becoming a masseuse? what kind of training would i need to become one? is there a specific kind of classes i would need to take in high school to become a masseuse? is there somewhere i can go to get some training? email@example.com
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|masseuse training (4:51pm est sun sep 21 2003)
i have a friend whom is interested in becoming a masseuse, but she doesn't know the first place to go for info etc.
if anyone could provide me info on cost etc that would be real sound. this is for the n.virginia area.email = email@example.com – by gavin
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|massaging (11:02pm est sat oct 25 2003)
i would love to be a massager when i want to grow up cause everybody thinks im a good massager.
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|physical masseuse (12:50am est wed oct 29 2003)
i would really enjoy becoming a massage therapist. everybody says i am good at giving massages, and i would like to learn how to become one. i would like to stay home and learn somewhere around here, or move to tennessee and live with my sister and go to school around thier… – by meg roy
|another question about becoming a masseuse (11:34am est wed nov 05 2003)
i have also been looking into becoming a masseuse, but while looking at courses i found there are many classes to take and i have no idea where to begin. please email me if anyone knows how to become a nationaly credited masseuse…. email@example.com – by shannon
|masseuse (12:22pm est fri nov 14 2003)
how to become a massesue?and how does it takes to become a certified masseuse.and do my training in memphis,tennessee. – by cheri brooks
|masseuse (12:25pm est fri nov 14 2003)
how to become a masseuse?how long does it takes to become a certified masseuse,and what schools offer that training in memphis,email@example.com
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|masseuse (4:40pm est fri nov 14 2003)
i would like to know the difference between a masseuse and a massage therapist.how can i become a masseuse and train in memphis,email@example.com – by mary brown
|massage therapy schools in tx????!!!!! (10:18pm est wed nov 26 2003)
texas has no massage schools only colleges whyyy??? anyways if anyone gets any information on any schools or training in texas please inform me.
i will do the same if i find out anything.
|masseuse therapy schools outside of texas? (12:32pm est fri dec 05 2003)
i am also planning on becoming a masseuse when i get older and would like information on colleges outside of texas that have classes o massaging. plus we are having a assignment in school and i need to know these things for the assignment. if you have any information please e-mail me.
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i was wondering if anyone could give me a few free tips on how to start off as a masseuse. thx so much – by bob s.
|forgot my email (10:24pm est tue dec 09 2003)
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|sensuous massages! (3:17pm est thu dec 18 2003)
is there any videos or books which can teach ordinary people how to massage, even if it is just to seduce a sexual partner? v.interested! – by jo
|also forgot my password, sorry! (3:20pm est thu dec 18 2003)
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|masseusse training (11:12pm est wed jan 14 2004)
i want to become a masseuse and someday own my own busisness….but i need to know how long it takes to become a certified maseues, what courses i should take etc. i am plannning on gointg ot the university of phoenix and i would liek to know if they have any classes that i should take or if there is a college/school specifically for masseuse training? thank you so much! – by jennifer
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|masseuse (1:58pm est fri feb 27 2004)
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thank you! – by anne
|want to be a masseuse (12:03pm est wed mar 03 2004)
if you could please send me an email asap, i am really interested in this, and i need the info for a friend, who is a great masseuse, but wants to know the steps to follow to become certified. he even knows pressure points all over the body. please email me to email@example.com. thanks appreciate the help. – by kary
|wanna be a masseuse? (11:37pm est thu mar 04 2004)
there are plenty of books available on how to master the art of massage therapy. you can go to pratically any book store and find books on the subject. also, check your local telephone directory. i know here in pennsylvania, we have several schools that specifically teach and train you to become a licensed massage therapists. if you want to learn the art of sensual massage, look for books on karma sutra. they not only describe techniques but also provide photographs so that you can visually see what they are talking about. as for videos, i'm sure you can find them anywhere on the internet. try amazon.com. email@example.com – by bill
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i have always wanted to be a masseuse.
if there is anyone that needs one i am very good at it. – by ginger
|becoming a maseuse (9:07am est wed apr 07 2004)
i'm a high school student now and im looking at schools on training to be a masseuse and i was wondering if there are schools just for massage therapy??? (i never knew how much it costs)…. thx all!! ~shorti~ – by ~shorti~
|being a masseuse (11:07pm est thu apr 08 2004)
i am in high school in ohio but would like to become a masseuse afterwards. i was thinking about texas, california, or florida schools. if anyone has anything that could help me out please email me at email@example.com thank you!
– by anna
|colleges (4:56pm est thu apr 15 2004)
for a school project we have to look up colleges that we would want to go to, and i want to be a masseuse. right now i have to find a college to go to out of the united states. any suggestions?
– by keilah
|yah (11:19am est thu apr 22 2004)
ya'll arnt answering my question yo ya'll sux yo… pimpin
big g – by d shiznit
|masseusess (4:30pm est tue may 04 2004)
what type of training do you need to become one – by chantelle
|what does it take to become a masseuse? (12:46pm est tue may 18 2004)
i would like to know what i would have to do to become a masseuse.i live in oklahoma and i would like to know where the nearest school is. – by christena kelly
|masseuse (7:18pm est sun may 23 2004)
how do i find i school for being a masseuse if im in houston, texas ? how long is the school for and how much it costs to go to it ? please e-mail me at firstname.lastname@example.com – by melissa
|masseuse (11:16am est tue may 25 2004)
i also want to become a masseuse and want to find a place near me i live in palm springs and it would do great here in the desert – by ashton
|masseuse!! (6:50am est mon may 31 2004)
hi i live in england, does anyone know of a good training school? please please help me become a certified masseuse! thanks xx – by alishia
|massuese (6:42pm est fri jun 11 2004)
how long do you train? – by lababy
|masseuse (4:16pm est mon jul 12 2004)
i would like to know how long it takes to become certified to become a maseuse, the tuition costs, locations, etc. i am currently living in ohio and moving to brighton michigan. anything in the brighton area? – by amy
|masseuse (4:17pm est mon jul 12 2004)
i would like to know how long it takes to become certified to become a masseuse, the tuition costs, locations, etc. i am currently living in ohio and moving to brighton michigan. anything in the brighton area? – by amy
|masseuse (10:58pm est mon jul 12 2004)
i am interested in becoming a masseuse. i reside in the houston area and any information that you have will be useful. thanks quella – by quella
|hey amy (12:45am est wed aug 04 2004)
i live in michigan, i to am into massages, whats your e-mail, i have been told the best way to give a good massage is practice giveing and receving froma another partner. my e-mail is email@example.com – by paintball9908@hotmai
|massages (11:08pm est mon aug 09 2004)
i would like to know how long and what courses and which colleges are best and to take please email info to email@example.com! thnx! – by kennah lynn
|question (1:29am est thu aug 19 2004)
what is the difference between a massage therapist and a masseuse?
firstname.lastname@example.com – by jackie
|masseuse (7:19pm est mon aug 23 2004)
i would like to become a masseuse, but i can't find any colleges in the georgia/calina area. if you can help me, contact me please!! at firstname.lastname@example.com – by j.d
|hellppp (8:48pm est wed sep 01 2004)
where would i go to learn to be a masseuse? how do i go about becoming a masseuse? what kind of training would i need to become one? is there a specific kind of classes i would need to take in high school to become a masseuse? is there somewhere i can go to get some training? i live in toronto and im interested so please email me at email@example.com – by ashley
|the difference… (2:58am est sun sep 05 2004)
what all of you need to look into is massage therapist… not masseuse. masseuse's are the uncertified ones who often include sexual stuff in their "massages" where as a certified massage therapist is a professional, only there to do massage therapy…and they have strict client patient guidlines. – by susan
|massage exchange (11:42am est mon sep 13 2004)
anyone live in michigan and looking to exchange some massages e-mail me at firstname.lastname@example.com – by kevin
|licensed masseuse (2:17pm est fri nov 19 2004)
each state will vary, but you must take the state's required criteria most state will have them in college but some states, like mine (va.), will have specific schools which are cheaper and the courses are concentrated and quicker. each state varies, but for most it requires a written exam given by the state which cost money and then you have to pay for you license. 1 or 2 yrs for around $100. hope this helps. i will leave a website address once i find out what it is. – by jay
|massage website (2:22pm est fri nov 19 2004)
here is a website that pretty much tells you the same thing that i posted, pricing and all that good stuff. – by jay
|masseuse (10:57am est tue nov 23 2004)
i am a senior at richmond high school, and i am doin my pie project. part of that project is to find someone who knows about massage therepy/ masseuses and ask atleast 5 questions so if you could help me that would be amazing – by zackariah kofski
|masseuse (1:54pm est wed dec 08 2004)
i am doing a report for school and i nned to know what kind of training do you need to be a masseuse? i also live in michigan and live in cheboygan. – by amy carroll
|massage therapist advice (9:16pm est fri dec 10 2004)
do not expect to post a sign for massage therapy and people arrive in droves. there are a lot of massage therapist being churned out at trade schools, unfortunately, they end up not practicing because they do not have the marketing skills to build up clientele. whether you�re at a chiropractic office, spa, or independent, you�ll have to build up your own clientele. – by angela
|erotic effects of massage (9:22pm est fri dec 10 2004)
for any men who want to seduce a woman using massage: if you want a nice woman, learn to cook and clean up your place. if you don�t care if she�s nice or not, simply buy her drinks, you�ll get further with her faster. real massage is relaxing, not sensual. you can just rub lotion on her body to get an erotic effect. – by angela
|massuse (8:34pm est sun dec 26 2004)
hi i am from barnwell sc and i would like to become a massuse. i dropped out of high school and would like to learn the steps to becoming amassuse. – by brittanie
|massuse (8:35pm est sun dec 26 2004)
hi i am from barnwell sc and i would like to become a massuse. i am 17 and dropped out of high school and would like to learn the steps to becoming amassuse. – by brittanie
|masseuse (1:17am est wed dec 29 2004)
i am a high school student and i was wondering what kind of schooling do masseuses need? how do i get started,where, and how long (school-wise)? please email me at firstname.lastname@example.com – by huong
|masseuse (3:13pm est wed jan 05 2005)
where are the fucking answers – i just don't get it!! – by full of questions
|need to find a college online for physical theripist (1:01am est sun jan 23 2005)
please help – by angela
|masseuse (6:33pm est mon jan 31 2005)
i would like to informed on the requirements and specifications of becoming a masseuse. i would also like to know the top 50 colleges for studying the art of a masseuse. thank you. please send me the information asap. my email is email@example.com – by victoria
|masseuse training (11:59am est thu apr 07 2005)
are there any masseuse schools in dallas. if so what is the name or web site to get in contact with them. – by brittanni
|massage theropy (6:23am est thu apr 14 2005)
hey , i'm a grade 10 student in ontario , and i was just wondering what classes or groups i should take or join in the future. i would like to become a masseuse , but i'm not sure what it is i need to accomplish or do to achieve that – by chrissi
|masseues (2:38pm est thu apr 21 2005)
i always wanted to become a masseues what kind of school do i need to go to? how do i become one? this is what i want to do after high school i just need to know what kind of school i need to go to. – by liz
|masseues (2:39pm est thu apr 21 2005)
i always wanted to become a masseues what kind of school do i need to go to? how do i become one? this is what i want to do after high school i just need to know what kind of school i need to go to. – by by: liz
|massues (3:15pm est wed may 04 2005)
hello im in grade 7 and i am doing a collage on what i want to be when i grow up and i was trying to find some information to finish my collage do u have any? – by kaleigh mckean
|what is it (1:18pm est mon may 09 2005)
what is a musseuse
– by low
|massuese (12:50pm est mon may 16 2005)
hi i would like to know if there is any training for a massuese in cleveland,oh. i like to know what is the lowest and highest salary a massuese makes. – by carla feliciano
|massuese (11:33am est fri may 20 2005)
i would like to know where to go to school for being a massuese? – by sean
|massage therapy (9:48pm est tue may 24 2005)
look up massage therapy instead of massuese on google… it'll bring up universities that you can attend. – by me
|massage/hot sauna-exchange (2:36am est thu may 26 2005)
if your into toning up, aim to loose the stress through simple relaxation, drop a few lb's & seek a workout partner, contact me at
email@example.com i am located in brighton, michigan. for those interested in pain managment or to curtail a variety of ailments there is a local accupuncture clinic also in town that does wonders & worth the travel. great for healing… – by loren
|masage therapy (3:28pm est thu jun 16 2005)
i would like to become a massuase and i was wondering what highschool courses to take and where is the best college or univresity to go to – by ashleigh
|training information (3:26pm est mon jun 27 2005)
here are web sites where you can find out about training in your area:
use some of the links on these pages to answer your questions. – by meg
|massage therapy (9:09pm est wed jul 13 2005)
hello my name is ashlee melby and my friend and i are looking to become a masseuse and maybe soon own our own business or something. we just graduateed from camas high school and would like to find outif there are any colleges around washington or oregon we can go for training to be close to home. if you know any around email me @ firstname.lastname@example.com thank you – by ashlee melby
|massage therapy (9:10pm est wed jul 13 2005)
masseuses can make up to 40 to 70 dollars an hour or more – by ashlee melby
|masseues (3:11pm est fri jul 29 2005)
how long do you have to go to school to be a masseuse and is there and school in michagan?? – by babygurl73692000@msn
|a list of all massuse schools (10:04pm est wed aug 03 2005)
– by chasity
|masseuse (1:00am est thu aug 04 2005)
i have been looking all over to find a college in indian for massuese because i would like to become one. but i can mostly only find stuff for massage therapy schools, is there really even a difference? – by lil' black rose
|masseuse (8:08pm est tue aug 09 2005)
where would i learn to give massages – by marissa leigh
|masseuse/masseur (12:23pm est tue aug 30 2005)
traditional names applied to those that practice the art of massage. it has nothing to do with sexual activity. massage therapist is a term that started being used a few years ago in the ridiculous hope that it would eliminate sexual activities. it also satisfies those have to sanitize every occupation. study massage in the state you want to practice. and you won't get rich. – by bob (masseur)
|massage (2:15pm est tue sep 06 2005)
my name is jamie and i would like to become a masseuse. there is not alot of that kind of thing were i live and i belive ther ewould be a high demand for it if i could do it. please tell me how to become one and if i have to get a lisence to do it.
thank you,
jamie hill
|me 2 (10:45pm est tue sep 06 2005)
wutever info everyone else wants i want, too. ya know pay how long it takes etc… – by keith cohan
|me 2 (10:46pm est tue sep 06 2005)
wutever info everyone else wants i want, too. ya know pay how long it takes etc… firstname.lastname@example.com – by keith cohan
|what to do? (5:40pm est tue nov 01 2005)
i'm eighteen and i have no idea what to do with my life. i've tried college and that to me is just torture because i loath school. i want to do something for the rest of my life and have fun doing it. i just want to get on with it and i want to know how. – by totally lost
|plz read and write back (2:12pm est thu nov 17 2005)
ok heres the scope i need to know how to become a massage therapist. i am doing a report on what to do when we grow ur and this is what i want to do really bad but i cant find all the info i need and if i dont get it done well i dont want to talk about it, but ya could u plz write back and tell me info on this plzzzzzz – by paige
|you guys… (9:18am est mon dec 05 2005)
i can't believe you guys are actually doing this.. ur insane… don't even start with me… – by insanity
|thanks (2:11pm est sun jan 08 2006)
this is an excellent site thanks for the information! – by andy
|yello (5:29pm est wed jan 18 2006)
i want to become a masseuse when i grow……should i? – by nottellingya
|ughh!!!!!!!!!!!!! (5:32pm est wed jan 18 2006)
this site doesn't help me at all!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! – by ptewy
|wow (9:32pm est wed jan 25 2006)
this site was no help at all. i didnt want to see comments people left about the questions they asked that were obviously not answered. – by who cares!!!
|school project (8:10pm est tue jan 31 2006)
hey i am doing a school project. i was wondering what a teen age theripst is called,how long it takes to become one, and what is the average amount of money a theripst makes a year. thank you
:o) – by jessica
|pop (10:05pm est mon feb 06 2006)
wooow1 – by coco
|wtf (9:19am est fri mar 03 2006)
what is going on here!!?!?!?!?!? – by lophenhiemer brazent
|masseuse (3:54pm est tue mar 21 2006)
i need information about what a masseuses do and how much they get paid and how much do they get paid a month and yearly – by mya@123
|masseuse salary (9:11pm est thu mar 23 2006)
im doing a school project and wanted to know what is the lowest, median and highest salary a masseuse can make? – by mj
|i wont to be a masseuse (11:26am est wed apr 05 2006)
im going insane – by koruy
|how much does this pay (4:54pm est mon jun 12 2006)
hey how much is the average pay a year – by tyler miller
|need help (6:50pm est wed jun 21 2006)
i am in year 10 and i need to know what i need to do at school or near future to become a massage therapist i have been massaing family members and friends for 4 years and they all said i need to get a job so this is my one so please help – by ange
|masseuse (9:02pm est wed jun 21 2006)
what are the skills should masseuses have? – by the diva
|weirdest board ever? (2:23pm est sun jul 09 2006)
massage therapists typically go thru 5months (full time) -2years of training depending on the school. try going to a career training school, as training is alot faster. if the therapist passes the state board exam they can become licensed. a licensed massage therapist makes about $15+ an hour @ a resort or spa and can charge $75-150 (or more of course) for a private client. – by janey
|how to become a masseuse (10:31am est mon aug 14 2006)
what is needed to become a successful masseuse?
what education?
what internships, volunteer work, or job shadowing is needed?
you can email me as firstname.lastname@example.com
thank you lots!! – by lani jay
|email@example.com (3:37pm est wed aug 30 2006)
what is needed to become a successful masseuse?
what education?
what internships, volunteer work, or job shadowing is needed?
wat is the average pay? – by christina
|footsteps into massuse (3:39pm est wed aug 30 2006)
what education/classes do i need to take to go into the tracks of a massuse?
what is the average pay?
what is needed to be successful
you can email me at email@example.com – by christina
|footsteps into massuse (3:39pm est wed aug 30 2006)
what education/classes do i need to take to go into the tracks of a massuse?
what is the average pay?
what is needed to be successful
you can email me at firstname.lastname@example.com – by christina n+
|taking steps (12:25pm est fri sep 08 2006)
how lond does it take to be a massage theripist – by erin


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The Town of Garner is seeking applicants for a new Veterans Advisory Board. The board will be composed of seven at-large members, at least four of whom will be honorably discharged veterans. This board may make recommendations concerning issues related to town policies that affect veterans, and will operate as a link between Garner residents and Town officials to explore ways to honor and recognize the service of area veterans. Meeting dates and locations have not yet been established. For application or questions, please call 919-773-4456.
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Daniel Galvin
Assistant Professor of Political Science
Daniel Galvin's research focuses on the American presidency, political parties, and American political development. His first book, Presidential Party Building: Dwight D. Eisenhower to George W. Bush (Princeton University Press, 2010), shows that Republican presidents since Eisenhower worked to build a stronger and more durable GOP party organization while Democratic presidents refused to do the same, with important consequences for each party's organizational development. Galvin's current book project, Rust Belt Democrats: Party Legacies and Adaptive Capacities in Postindustrial America (under contract, Oxford University Press), examines how Democrats have tried to adapt to socioeconomic upheaval in the Rust Belt region since the 1970s. He is also the author of several journal articles and is co-editor of Rethinking Political Institutions: The Art of the State (NYU Press, 2006).
In 2012, Galvin received the Emerging Scholar Award from theAmerican Political Science Association's Political Organizations and Parties section. In 2010, he received the R. Barry Farrell Teaching Award for Excellence in Undergraduate Teaching, and in 2010 and 2011 he was elected by the Northwestern student body to the Faculty Honor Roll. Galvin has been awarded fellowships from the National Science Foundation, the Miller Center of Public Affairs, the Institute for Policy Research, the Center for the Study of the Presidency, and Weinberg College. At Northwestern, Galvin is affiliated with the Institute for Policy Research, Comparative-Historical Social Science, and is a co-founder and co-coordinator of the interdisciplinary Political Parties Working Group.
Current Research
Rust Belt Democrats. Since the 1970s, labor-allied parties around the world have been under pressure to adapt to changing economic and political conditions. As global economic integration and changes in industrial production models shrank the membership base of organized labor and undermined the credibility of social democratic policy agendas, labor-allied parties have faced incentives to develop innovative policy initiatives and court new electoral constituencies. The Democratic Party in the United States is usually thought to have responded to these incentives slowly, poorly, or not at all, and this is presumed to help explain their electoral difficulties since the Reagan presidency. But is this narrative correct? And if Democrats did have trouble adapting, then why?
To investigate the question, Galvin turns to the Rust Belt—the region hit hardest by globalization-related trends—and finds surprising variation in the adaptive capacities of Democratic parties in the four heaviest manufacturing states of Michigan, Ohio, Indiana, and Wisconsin. Drawing upon extensive primary-source research, Galvin finds that these parties' historical ties to organized labor, urban machines, and liberal interest groups (in different proportions in each state) had important consequences for their downstream activities. A party's organizational legacies and broader network arrangements, Galvin argues, can strongly influence its capacities to undertake programmatic and coalitional change. Challenging standard characterizations of the Democratic Party as in decline, Galvin contends that the party's development has not been all of a piece: different sub-national units have adapted in different ways, at different rates, and with different degrees of success.
Presidential Politics. Galvin is engaged in several ongoing research projects examining the conditions under which presidents adopt different strategies, and the effects those strategies have on their political parties and the policymaking process. One study, titled "Presidential Partisanship Reconsidered: Eisenhower, Nixon, and Ford and the Rise of Polarized Politics," develops a new theoretical framework for anticipating when different varieties of "presidential partisanship" will emerge, uses it to uncover partisan activities in Republican presidencies predating Ronald Reagan that have long gone undetected, and examines their long-term effects. Another paper interrogates the extent to which presidents are constrained by existing institutional and organizational arrangements—and specifies the conditions under which their actions are likely to be more or less "formative" within discrete spheres of American politics. Still other work examines the challenges and opportunities in conducting historically oriented research on the presidency.
Institutional Change. Galvin's research on institutional change examines how investments in institutional resources can transform institutional forms and functions. Unlike path-dependent processes, which are relatively open at the front end and relatively closed at the back end, resource investments made in one period can serve to widen an institution's path and enhance its capacity to undertake a broader range of activities in subsequent periods. Drawn out over time, these investments can gradually transform institutional operations and purposes. Other work on institutional development examines institutional linkages between parties and interest groups. In this work, Galvin investigates whether the nature of party-group linkages and the timing of their formation influence policymaking and electoral activities. Current research in this area examines party-union linkages in the United States.
Selected Publications
Galvin, D. 2010. Presidential Party Building: Dwight D. Eisenhower to George W. Bush. Princeton: Princeton University Press.
Galvin, D., with Ian Shapiro and Stephen Skowronek, eds. 2006. Rethinking Political Institutions: The Art of the State. New York: NYU Press.
Articles and Book Chapters
Galvin, D. 2012. The transformation of political institutions: Investments in institutional resources and gradual change in the national party committees. Studies in American Political Development. 26(1): 50–70.
Galvin, D. 2012. The dynamics of presidential policy choice and promotion. In Getting Past No in an Age of Partisan Noise: Making Policy to Build Party Coalitions in the 21st Century, ed. M. Levin, D. DiSalvo, and M. Shapiro. Baltimore, Md.: The Johns Hopkins University Press.
Galvin, D. 2011. Presidential partisanship reconsidered: Eisenhower, Nixon, and Ford and the rise of polarized politics. Political Research Quarterly.
Galvin, D. 2009. Presidential practices after 9/11: Changes and continuities. In Change and Continuity: The United States after 9/11, ed. M. Renyi and F. Meirong. Beijing: Beijing World Affairs Press.
Galvin, D. 2008. Changing course: Reversing the organizational trajectory of the Democratic Party from Bill Clinton to Barack Obama. The Forum 6(2).
Galvin, D., with C. Shogan. 2004. Presidential politicization and centralization across the modern-traditional divide. Polity 36:477–504.


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There's a moment during every football season when I check the calendar and think: This year is flying by. We've reached that point. It's already Week 5 of the NFL season, which means that all but two NFL teams have played one quarter of their regular-season schedule. Anyone reading this column is closer to one third of the way through his or her fantasy regular-season schedule (the default length on ESPN.com is 13 weeks of a regular season). We're flying by.
Beyond that, bye weeks are here.
You probably took note of that tiny number next to the player you drafted before the season, but we always encourage people to largely make season-long decisions when drafting (unique exceptions can include drafting a player who is expected to fill in for a suspended player for a defined length, as was the case with Darren McFadden for Ezekiel Elliott before his suspension was overturned).
Bye weeks will proceed from now until Week 11. Here's a primer of which teams are off each week:
Week 5 (four teams): Atlanta, Denver, New Orleans, Washington
Week 6 (four teams): Buffalo, Cincinnati, Dallas, Seattle
Week 7 (two teams): Detroit, Houston
Week 8 (six teams): Arizona, Green Bay, Jacksonville, Los Angeles Rams, New York Giants, Tennessee
Week 9 (six teams): Chicago, Cleveland, Los Angeles Chargers, Minnesota, New England, Pittsburgh
Week 10 (four teams): Baltimore, Kansas City, Oakland, Philadelphia
Week 11 (four teams): Carolina, Indianapolis, New York Jets, San Francisco
Some notable players on byes who must be accounted for this week: Matt Ryan, Julio Jones, Devonta Freeman, C.J. Anderson, Demaryius Thomas, Emmanuel Sanders, Drew Brees, Michael Thomas, Mark Ingram, Kirk Cousins, Jordan Reed, Jamison Crowder.
Without further ado, here's the Week 5 ESPN Fantasy waiver column. Note: players available in less than 50 percent of leagues on ESPN.com do not qualify for this list.
Deshaun Watson, Houston Texans (rostered in 29.6 percent of ESPN leagues)
Dazzling. What more is there to say about Watson's Week 4 performance? He made this list last week. And he will be a wildly popular add. He already is advancing so significantly; Watson looked terrific as a thrower in Week 4; and he has major upside with his running skills (another rushing touchdown on Sunday). Yes, he has top-12 quarterback upside the rest of the way.
Latavius Murray, RB, Minnesota Vikings (17.1 percent)
The Vikings were dealt a devastating blow when Dalvin Cook left their Week 4 game with an ACL injury. That opens the door to Murray taking over as the workhorse back, as he dominated snaps after Cook departed. Murray doesn't have nearly the same ceiling as Cook, but he's a must add in leagues of any size, as he has a legit shot at 20 touches per week. A flex consideration or RB2, depending on league size.
Wendell Smallwood, RB, Philadelphia Eagles (47.2 percent)
With Darren Sproles out, we knew Smallwood was due for a larger role. And he delivered in Week 4, carrying 10 times and scoring a touchdown, while adding an encouraging four catches on six targets. He's a good bet to lead Eagles backs in snaps going forward, and he has plenty of value in points per reception leagues. An add in leagues of any size, especially 12 teams or larger.
Alvin Kamara, RB, New Orleans Saints (42.5 percent)
The Saints have been thrilled with Kamara since drafting him in the third round, and it's apparent why. He's a marvel in the passing game, catching a career-high 10 passes in Week 4. The Saints head to their bye in Week 5, but Kamara will be a legit flex play consideration week-to-week in most PPR leagues. Even if not as involved as Mark Ingram in the ground game, he has a chance to challenge for 45 more receptions in his remaining 12 games. He's super talented.
Will Fuller V, WR, Houston Texans (18.9 percent)
Volume and talent matter in a major way in fantasy football. Fuller's talent is apparent: He's an exceptional vertical threat with his combination of size and speed, but he shouldn't be pigeonholed as simply that. He hauled in a pair of touchdowns in his season debut in Week 4. With Watson at the control panels, this offense suddenly has me very intrigued in Houston.
Wayne Gallman, RB, New York Giants (0.8 percent)
Have the Giants finally found their new lead back? Let's not go that far, but Gallman's effort on Sunday surely caught my eyes. He led the team in running back snaps played, and he posted 42 yards on 11 carries, along with a receiving touchdown. His forte coming out of Clemson was being a particularly adept pass-catching back. For a running back-needy owner in 12-team or larger leagues, he's a smart stash, especially if Paul Perkins' rib injury lingers into Week 5.
Aaron Jones, RB, Green Bay Packers (1.3 percent)
This is a bit of a wait-and-see suggestion, as both Ty Montgomery and Jamaal Williams are uncertain for Week 5. That would thrust Jones, a fourth-round rookie, into a potential starting role. For a short-term fill-in, he's a name to know in the Green Bay backfield who would likely garner flex consideration for this Sunday.
Alex Collins, RB, Baltimore Ravens (5.9 percent)
Collins and I have this in common: We both rushed for more yards than Terrance West in Week 4: Collins had 82 yards, I had zero and West had minus-7. Collins has run hard over the past two weeks, posting an identical nine carries for 82 yards both times out. It really feels like just a matter of time until he earns more early-game carries. He's a speculative add for anyone looking to pad running back depth.
Devin Funchess, WR, Carolina Panthers (24.8 percent)
Funchess faced a savory two-game slate in Weeks 3 and 4, totaling 19 targets against the Saints and Patriots. He cashed in against the generous Patriots pass defense in Week 4 with seven catches and two touchdowns. If Week 4 builds the confidence of Cam Newton all the way back, the athletic Funchess could have weekly value.
Cooper Kupp, WR, Los Angeles Rams (34.9 percent)
This rookie continues to make his mark for the Rams, piling up another touchdown on his five catches in Week 4. While he's the third option for the Rams' passing game, there is plenty to be enthused by with this offense. He's a worthwhile add for a deeper league, where he can be used as the flex in PPR scoring.
D'Onta Foreman, RB, Houston Texans (23.9 percent)
Lamar Miller was excellent in Week 4, so the threat of Foreman taking over as the starter imminently remains slim. But Foreman added 13 carries for 45 yards in Week 4, and he continues to see a steady role. Again, for anyone with needs for backfield depth in a deeper league, Foreman remains a name of note.
Andre Ellington, RB, Arizona Cardinals (29.9 percent)
The Cardinals are still working to find how to best substitute for David Johnson, with Ellington having emerged as a clear pass-catching favorite. He snagged nine catches in Week 4, posting his second straight double-digit effort in PPR scoring. That's the play here: If you are in a PPR league, he has value in your flex in larger leagues (14 teams or more).
Jaron Brown, WR, Arizona Cardinals (9.8 percent)
Brown has settled into a steadier role for the Cardinals of late, averaging 9.7 targets over his past three games and posting more than 10 fantasy points in PPR scoring in each of them. For a deep league flex play, Brown fits the bill.
Elijah McGuire, RB, New York Jets (1.3 percent)
McGuire is the third-string running back for the Jets, but this sixth-round pick has announced himself over the past couple of weeks. He had 10 carries for 93 yards and a touchdown in Week 4. The Jets will rely on Bilal Powell and Matt Forte (when the latter gets back from a turf toe injury), but this is a back-by-committee offense, and McGuire is a deep, deep league add.
Geronimo Allison, WR, Green Bay Packers (3.1 percent)
We'll see whether Davante Adams misses time following a scary hit in Week 4. If he does, Allison is likely to take on a more prominent role in this offense (Randall Cobb's already busy workload will increase too); and when you have Aaron Rodgers as your quarterback, that's noteworthy. He's a deep league add.


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Taking stock last night, as the sun dove below the trees on the year's longest day, it occurred to me that 2012 has already provided a harvest of good-rocking blessings.
There have been tough-minded albums that helped frame a difficult age from the likes of Bruce Springsteen and Kevin Gordon, and some interesting collaborations — as Dr. John rocked out with the Black Keys, and Yes co-founder Chris Squire issued a terrific pop-inflected prog record with Genesis alum Steve Hackett. Jack White finally broke free of the White Stripes, even as we enjoyed a quartet of fully realized comebacks.
Mitch Ryder issued his initial U.S. long player in three decades, while the dB's completed the first album featuring all four original members since 1982. There was also Van Halen (who finally managed an album-length collaboration again with founding singer David Lee Roth), Joe Walsh (who hadn't put out a non-Eagles effort since 1992) and — maybe the most improbable of all — the Beach Boys.
All Brian Wilson and Co. did was issue their most consistent album since the early 1970s.
And 2012 is only half over? My highlights so far (click through the titles for complete reviews) …
MITCH RYDER – THE PROMISE (POP/ROCK): Eleven new originals — with the title track's gritty portrait of a struggling middle America as its centerpoint — plus a live version of the Motown classic "What Becomes of the Brokenhearted," recorded at producer Don Was' annual Concert of Colors. The two first met when the producer was at work in the studio where Ryder was making 1980's Naked But Not Dead, and their simpactico sense of things gives this long-awaited new album a directness and authority — notably on its thrillingly scuffed up new version of Ryder's old tune "My Heart Belongs to Me," which roils like a muscular old Memphis side. Ryder reminds us of his own promise here, and he makes good on it all over again.
JOE WALSH – ANALOG MAN (ROCK): Cleaned up and focused, Walsh can still deftly recall his hell-raising days of youth — tearing into a series of nasty-ass riffs on tracks like "India" and "Funk No. 50," the last a scalding update of a key moment from his pre-Eagles stint with the James Gang. You're reminded, all of a sudden, that Joe didn't just play guitar with a chainsaw menace; he actually carried a chainsaw around. But there's more to Joe Walsh, and more to this album, than that. Full of raw emotion, frank admissions, fun pop asides and memorable guitar gumption, Analog Man illustrates once more just how complicated this guy always was.
[SOMETHING ELSE! INTERVIEW: Kevin Gordon discusses his early days as a punk rocker who never took to church, and how the joys of John Lee Hooker eventually muscled past poetry in a young man's heart.]
KEVIN GORDON – GLORYLAND (POP/ROCK): Returning with his first new album in seven years, this Nashville singer-songwriter drills in on the second half of that descriptor — telling stories that resonate like age-old fables, even on the first listen. Produced by Joe McMahan (Freedy Johnston, Allison Moorer), Gloryland is another milestone in a career that's already seen Gordon craft well-regarded sides with producer Garry Tallent of the E Street Band, singer Lucinda Williams and Bo Ramsey, now producer and guitarist with both Greg Brown and Williams. Along the way, the Louisiana native's songs have also been reinterpreted by the likes of Irma Thomas, Southside Johnny, Keith Richards and Levon Helm, too. His powerful new release underlines why Gordon has so quickly soared into that rarefied air. He's got the goods.
JACK WHITE – BLUNDERBUSS (POP/ROCK): Stepping out, finally, into his own, White brings along familiar sounds and textures. You hear something of the White Stripes throughout Blunderbuss, and something of his many collaborative efforts since his partnership with ex-wife Meg White suddenly blew apart: There's a riff reminiscent of the Stripes' "Seven Nation Army" on the new "Freedom at 21," and "Trash Tongue" strongly recalls his recent grease-popping R&B work with Wanda Jackson. But, then again, this album is like nothing he's ever done before, so full of musical ambition and quirky twists and thrilling chance-taking turns and startling successes, that Blunderbuss forces White into a whole new light: Were the White Stripes, who now sound startlingly direct — maybe too conservative, in retrospect — actually holding him back?
[SOMETHING ELSE! INTERVIEW: The E Street Band's Nils Lofgren talks about the devastating loss of Clarence Clemons, and signature career moments with Bruce Springsteen, Neil Young and Ringo Starr.]
BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN – WRECKING BALL (POP/ROCK): This album boasts the kind of sweeping aspirations that are all but lost in the download age, as Springsteen turned the ragged emotion and pent-up rage from a period of staggering loss into a project that took an intriguing number of musical risks — even as it took on even bigger themes. He talked about the haves and the have nots, about the difficulties of accepting things that are never coming back, about the way that faith can gird us in tough times. As with anything of such ambition, not all of it worked. No matter: Wrecking Ball quickly became one of the most-talked-about recordings in recent memory, and that was before the late Clarence Clemons came bursting out in the middle of "Land Of Hope And Dreams" — peeling off one final heart-stopping, tear-springing solo for the ages.
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VAN HALEN – A DIFFERENT KIND OF TRUTH (ROCK): It's interesting that A Different Kind of Truth doesn't always go for the easy hook (recalling Fair Warning), something that may surprise late-arriving fans of keyboard-driven pop successes like "Jump" (and certainly the subsequent period with David Lee Roth's successor, Sammy Hagar). Some of the material requires more than one listen to completely absorb, and Anthony's cloud-bursting tenor is missed at times. But A Different Kind of Truth has a way of burrowing in. That's largely thanks to the presence of Roth, of course. He's always good for spandex-splitting laugh or two.
SQUACKETT, WITH CHRIS SQUIRE AND STEVE HACKETT – A LIFE WITHIN A DAY (PROG ROCK): Pop gems like "Perfect Love Song," "Divided Self" and "Can't Stop the Rain" remind us how both of these men emerged from the intricate layers of classically inspired 1970s rock in Yes and Genesis to scale the pop charts a decade later. But just when you get comfy, Squackett throws a curveball like "Divided Self," which comes crashing down toward song's end into a brilliantly spooky, broken-Moviola dirge. Elsewhere, there are more than a few fantastical, very old-school moments, notably on "Aliens" and "A Life Within A Day." "Stormchaser," meanwhile, possesses what can only be called an ass-whipping thump — sounding, as does the title track at times, like nothing so much as their interpolation of prog-rock Zeppelin.
[SOMETHING ELSE! INTERVIEW: Yes cofounder Chris Squire goes in depth on the 2012 Squackett collaboration with former Genesis guitarist Steve Hackett: "We made good noise."]
DR. JOHN – LOCKED DOWN (ROOTS ROCK): The project begins with a humid closeness, as night sounds surround the title track's lean rhythms, and it never backs away. Auerbach matches Dr. John's cranky hoodoo-man vocals, song by song, with his own brown-gravy groove — and, in a move that gives the album its signature sound, encouraged Dr. John to explore his familiar penchant for spooky funk at the organ. What you end up with is the best Dr. John album in ages, as swampy and oozy as the Night Tripper's 1968 triumph Gris Gris but as gnarled and tough as 1998's Anutha Zone.
THE dB'S – FALLING OFF THE SKY (POP/ROCK): The reunited dB's come storming out here, quickly dispensing with the expected sheen of lazy nostalgia from the opening track. Check out Peter Holsapple, filled with the pissed-off brio of classic Neil Young, squalling: "You better wake up, wake up, wake up!: That time is gone." Chris Stamey follows with "Before We Were Born," a resonant sunburst of jangle-pop, and in two songs the dB's — together in the studio for the first time since 1982's Repercussion with all four original members — have reclaimed everything that made them such a memorable snark-pop presence in 1980s-era rock, even as they deftly update their sound. There's a deeper complexity to the music, and — in a few notable instances — an even harder edge to the songwriting.
[SOMETHING ELSE! INTERVIEW: dB's cofounder Peter Holsapple talks about reuniting with the original lineup after nearly 30 years, and the difficulties of surviving Katrina.]
BEACH BOYS – THAT'S WHY GOD MADE THE RADIO (POP): Who would have guessed, after decades of awful public squabbling, that the battling Beach Boys would return at all — must less in perfect harmony? The first new album in forever to feature founders Al Jardine, Mike Love and Brian Wilson, along with legacy members David Marks and Bruce Johnston, is highlighted by a stirring finale suite of songs, very much in the style and substance of Pet Sounds and SMiLE. If some — or, maybe all – of it feels steeps in late-summer reminiscence, well, that's also part of the magic of their return. After all, Wilson was waxing poetic about things like transistor radios, beach bunnies and hot rods back when they were all shiny and brand new.
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The Islanders, who finished in last place in the NHL this season, will get the second pick in the entry draft in June, while the Rangers will pick 10th.
Despite a league-high 25 percent chance to win the top pick in the NHL lottery yesterday, the Islanders fell to No. 2 after the Thrashers won the top selection.
"It's still a hell of a pick," Isles GM Mike Milbury rationalized. "We're going to get an excellent player."
Center Jason Spezza from the junior leagues and winger Ilya Kovalchuk from Russia are expected to be the top two picks, though their order remains uncertain.
Milbury said that he spoke to Atlanta GM Don Waddell after the lottery, but his intentions were unclear. Milbury acknowledged last week that he would be willing to deal the club's top pick for an established star.
After Atlanta and the Islanders, the lottery order is as follows: Tampa Bay, Florida, Anaheim, Minnesota, Montreal, Columbus, Chicago, the Rangers, Calgary, Nashville, Boston and Phoenix.


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The part about the upper-class wife could of been a step mother or love interest of her father's. She found the woman to be a bore fests. She also found it hard to believe that he could love a woman like that and not her. Comparing herself and her mom to these new women fueled her fire of resentment. Even worse was that he questioned the way her mother raised her. She says you don't know anything about my family. She is viewing her mother and sister as her real family and he is practically a stranger. This could of been the turning point for her.
Rise of a king and fall of a queen was her dad leaving her mom to take care of her and her sister while he went off to live a worry free life. She never felt like a princess although she was expected to act like one. Maybe he gave her money but it wasn't what she really needed or wanted but he expected it to make her adore him as a father. At the end she says she tortured herself over making this relationship happen but it just isn't possible. She left at "Seventeen".
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Flag iwillsayyeson July 31, 20110Yeah, I've read every article I could find about her. I read that her father is some type of boat captain, hence the name Marina. The word maritime is defined as 1.of or relating to the sea 2. of or relating to shipping or navigating. My dad so happens to be in the same industry. I can absolutely relate to what she is saying in this song. These guys make a lot of money 6+ figures but they pay a big price and most are miserable. The schedule is demanding and the level of responsibility is daunting. If an accident were to happen on a large container ship the repercussions could have global environmental and economic impact. The worst part of the job is the schedule. While friends and family are celebrating holidays, have scheduled sleep and wake times, these men are traveling for half the year, sleeping at stations, on boats or at home while the rest of the world is living. On top of all this, my family has experienced a lot of resentment from outsiders because of the amount of money they bring home. This resentment comes from people who have no idea what the job consists of. Some guys train for 7 or more years. The point is this type of life style can lead to some pretty miserable families and very confused kids. I moved out at 17 and proceeded to mess my life up until I hit rock bottom.Flag ImagineMakeon November 06, 2011


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bumphystars wrote:I am gutted for Hubbell and Donahue. Their free dance was far and away my fave from the American teams and to see them falter so badly was really heart-breaking. Still, a lot of positives to take away from this, they showed that they aren't necessarily the #3 team in the US at all, they can compete at the top.
Unfortunately that V/M had that fall, which is so uncharacteristic for them. I can't recall them ever having this kind of mistake at Worlds. They pull through on the strength of the rest of their elements and their knock-it-out-of-the-park short dance. Total legends.
V/M didn't get a deduction for the fall, which wasn't on an element anyway.
But the tech team really socked it to the US teams for their errors, including the Shibs, who got an extended lift deduction, allowing Bobrova/Soloviev to finish 3rd in the FD


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IT'S the social networking phenomenon with a global reach which many claim has brought players and fans closer together – but don't expect to see Phil Jagielka on Twitter anytime soon.
While some of his team-mates, in particular central defensive partner Sylvain Distin, partake in online conversations with supporters before and after games, the England defender insists he is happy to leave his smart phone switched off.
While always friendly and engaging in person with ordinary Evertonians and media, Jagielka cannot see the benefit of answering myriad questions about his performances once he's left the ground.
The 30-year-old is currently preparing to try and emulate one of his finest displays of last season on Saturday, when he will command Everton's defence against Swansea at the Liberty stadium.
But if the Toffees keep a clean sheet and he plays well, or the opposite happens, the former Sheffield United man will not be seeking a trial by tweets.
"I'm not on Twitter myself," he says, speaking at a road safety awareness campaign at Longmoor Community Primary School yesterday. "If I've had a good game I don't need telling I've had a good one, and likewise if I've had a bad game – I know myself or I speak to my parents and family to get a more accurate view.
"Some players do it and some don't. I've seen Sylvain (Distin) get into some heated debates with fans which is good because he doesn't shy away from the bad stuff and just enjoys the good stuff.
"As a fan you've got to take that as well though. If you're going to Tweet him and hammer him, think about what good that's going to do for his confidence or what it'll do for the team.
"Whether it's an Everton fan or a Liverpool fan trying to wind you up you don't know. As far as I'm concerned it's a dangerous situation to get into but I know Sylvain enjoys using his Twitter account and some of the other boys do.
"For me, the last thing I need after a game is answering questions about why I gave this pass away, or why I didn't score or something. Each to their own – but it's not for me."
Jagielka may not be likely to sign up anytime soon, but he credits Distin's characteristic bravery in fronting up supporters straight after the disappointing end to Monday's game against Newcastle, when two points were squandered due to Demba Ba's injury-time equaliser.
"If we'd beaten Newcastle then I'd see why he'd want to go on and share the good mood with fans, so fair play to him for still going on it," he says. "Emotions were running high after the game and probably into the night. At the end of the day, Sylvain is as experienced as they come and doesn't need to listen to so many opinions about how he played."
Although he avoids social networking Jagielka is no technophobe, and will be immersed in the various technical aspects of preparing for a game that modern players must take onboard, such as watching various videos and computer analysis breakdowns of the opposition.
One player David Moyes is sure to have singled out is Swansea's new midfield dangerman Michu.
"We look at the opposition as a team most of the week then individuals at the end of it," says Jagielka. "Obviously Michu has come in with a bang and made a good impression. He's their top goalscorer but not a lot of people knew an awful lot about him at first, which can make him harder to play against when you can't study him too much on the videos.
"Luckily we can study what he's done already since the season started and we'll be prepared. It'll be an interesting battle but if we can keep him and a few others quiet, hopefully it'll be job done.
"We did well at the Liberty Stadium last season. I'd not been playing with the cup run and injury, but the way the whole team played that day was great. The way we set out to stop them playing and then the chances we created, made it easier to play in.
"I played okay and it was the type of performance we'd all like to repeat again."
While Swansea have some impressive performers to be wary of on the pitch, Jagielka is full of praise for the man who will be conducting from the dug-out – former Real Madrid and Barcelona maestro Michael Laudrup.
"When you heard Brendan Rodgers had left for Liverpool you wondered who they were going to replace him with because obviously Swansea had a fantastic rise in this league," he says. "It sounds like they've made a fantastic choice. He didn't get the job just because he was a good footballer – that would have been a dangerous ploy from the Swansea directors. They've got a manager who has proven already why he's had such a growing reputation."