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Ben Roethlisberger is back.
Steelers coach Mike Tomlin confirmed today that Roethlisberger, the quarterback who has missed the last three games with rib and shoulder injuries, will be back in the starting lineup on Sunday against the Chargers.
"He has been above the line in all areas," Tomlin said of Roethlisberger's performance at practice this week. "Really, the only question we can't answer is taking a hit. Obviously that will be answered in the stadium on Sunday. I am extremely comfortable with his ability to work the field both vertically and horizontally. He has great velocity on his ball. We're ready to go."
The question about Roethlisberger's ability to take a hit is a significant concern because of reports that Roethlisberger's rib was broken in an area that another hit before it was fully healed could risk puncturing his aorta. But if the Steelers' doctors cleared him to play, they're surely satisfied that his rib injury is sufficiently healed that that's no longer a risk.
And so Roethlisberger will be back, as the Steelers fight to stay ahead of the Bengals for the AFC's sixth and final playoff spot.

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Flying robots will soon deliver the products we order over the Internet. And Google wants to be the company making that happen.
Google recently showed off its two-year-old secret "Project Wing" drone delivery project to the Atlantic's Alexis Madrigal.
Here's what a Google delivery drone looks like:
Project Wing is part of Google X, the research team trying to solve really hard "moonshot" engineering problems. It's the team that created Google Glass, is working on self-driving cars, using balloons to bring the Internet to far-flung corners of the globe among other crazy, cool things.
Google has been testing the drones this month in Australia, Madrigal reports, and things are going well. The company will be trying to make this a real thing.
Take a closer look:
Still that's a long way off. For now companies like Google and Amazon can't even test pilot programs in the the U.S. because the Federal Aviation Administration has safety rules that prohibit such tests. Amazon, which is also famously working on its own drone delivery vehicles, has been lobbying for a change in the rules, but that change is a good 16 months away.
Google's drone project was being led by Nick Roy, an MIT associate professor who took a two-year sabbatical to do this for Google. As his reign ends, he'll be replaced by Dave Vos who sold his drone software company, Athena Technologies, to Rockwell in 2008, Madrigal reports.
Here's a short video of the full drone flight:
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Sucker For Love: 9 Celebrity Men Who Played Themselves Or Got Played Over A Woman
Men will make themselves look like "Boo Boo The Fool" over these females and celebrity men are no exception. Here are 9 celebrity men who got played over a female.
Robert Kardashian
Adrienne put his azz on blast on "The Real Talk Show." He wouldn't stop calling…he was a "bug-a-boo."
Rita Ora played his azz to the left too that's why he went crazy and came for her head on Twitter. Don't worry Rob. It gets better.
Ice T
Rapper AP. 9 had Coco's defected cakes on blast all over the Internet. Despite that, Ice is still rocking with Coco. He probably won't leave her until one of her azz cheeks deflate.
Dj Khaled
This ninja bought a $500,000 ring and proposed on TV…why not in person or over the phone? Khaled looked like someone's creepy sugar daddy asking his sugar baby to marry him.
Nicki said phuck this ninja and posted a pic of her real engagement ring on Twitter. Khlad you're phucked up in the game son.
Kris Humphries
Kimmy Cakes kicked him to the curb after 72 days. He tried to get her to say their marriage was a fraud to the bitter end, but lost. Kris came off like a bitter little beyotch. She used him for publicity and kept it moving.
Drake almost got his head busted down to the white meat by Chris Breezy over Rihanna and got slapped with a lawsuit. He got to keep his coins, but that's a lot to go through when you're not even smashing the box anymore.
Gilbert Arenas
Laura possibly busting it wide open for Shaq had to be embarrassing. Shaq is one ugly mug. Once Shaq hits, who wants seconds on that?
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Chris Brown
Ri Ri kept spraying the ether on Chris Brown via Instagram and Twitter. Between the constant back and forth with rice cake and Ri Ri, dude let these females do a number on him. That's why he can't get right now.
Cris Judd
It was rumored J.Lo was chopping down Ben Affleck while messing with Cris. Oh well nice guys finish last.
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The 49ers are preparing to head down to New Orleans for the Super Bowl and we'll get an idea about how those preparations are proceeding when linebacker Ahmad Brooks stops by Pro Football Talk on NBC Sports Network.
Brooks came up with a couple of big plays late in the NFC Championship Game, causing Matt Ryan's left shoulder injury with a hit and then knocking down a pass on the next play, to help the Niners advance. Brooks will tell Erik Kuselias how the team is handling life as NFC Champions and how it feels to go to the Super Bowl for the first time in his career.
Bob Glauber of Newsday is in Maryland with the Ravens and he'll also be on hand during Thursday's show. Safety Ed Reed announced Thursday that he plans to continue his career next season so we'll get any followup on that from Glauber.
Mike Florio, Pete Najarian and Shaun King will also be around to catch you up on everything else you need to know about the Ravens and 49ers on Thursday.
It all gets started at 5 p.m. ET on NBC Sports Network.


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Steve Charles to be Named Honorary Alumby Cody Stipes '11, The Bachelor • October 3, 2008 Share:
Becoming an Honorary Alumnus of Wabash College is one of the highest distinctions anyone affiliated with the college can receive. It is very difficult and takes years upon years of dedication and commitment to the ideals of Wabash College and the liberal arts education. Very few will ever receive this distinction and even fewer will receive the honor in only 13 years with the college.
Saturday, Steve Charles, editor of Wabash Magazine, will be named an Honorary Alumnus of Wabash College during the Alumni Chapel. Steve has been with the college for 13 years as editor of Wabash Magazine. He will be introduced as an Honorary Alumnus, along with long time professor Edward McLean. Charles was shocked to find out he will be honored with such a high honor and who will be honored with him.
"I couldn't believe it," said Charles. "It is a very big deal to me. If you look at who else I am going in with, Ed McLean. He is so respected; I couldn't believe he hadn't been in before. All these lawyers who can point to him and say, 'Because of him, I'm here,' and a magazine boy goes in the same year? I'll take it!"
Community is an essential part to Charles and Wabash is the community he had been missing. "To come to a place where community was central, I thought, 'I can do this.' Community is what I have been looking for all my life. That what's this place is about. I'm a member of this community first and this is the job that allows me to stay here. This is my home."
During his 13 years of service, Charles has become close with many of the great men of Wabash. His dedication to his work goes past the campus and reaches out across the world through Wabash Magazine.
"I have had a chance to meet incredible people," said Charles. "People who's own life and work has inspired me. Not by what they accomplish necessarily, although that is enough, but the integrity of these guys."
Many members of the Wabash community feel the same about Steve. Professor of English Marc Hudson said, "I have long admired Steve Charles —for his great, generous good humor, for his warm and lively intelligence, and for his wide-open embrace of the world's wonder and diversity. It is our good fortune to count Steve as a member of our community, and now as an honorary alumnus of our College."
"Steve is, indeed, one of a kind," said Tom Runge '71. "He's an extremely gifted writer, an excellent photographer, and he has a vision for the Magazine that few could match. He's also a terrific husband, father, and grandfather - how he does it all I will never know."
"Everyone knows that Steve Charles is a top notch editor," said Mathematics Professor J.D. Phillips, "and that Wabash Magazine is one of the best college magazines you are likely to find. Steve is also a beautiful writer and one of the most generous people I've ever met."
Reflecting on the highlights of Wabash, Charles recollected on many great stories. He was 10 yards away from what is known as "The Catch" that allowed Wabash to win back the Monon Bell in 2001. He was one of the founding members of Wamidan, the Wabash College World Music Performance ensemble, and has traveled near and far to interview extraordinary alumni of Wabash. Through these experiences, Charles says he has been truly educated.
"It is overwhelming to think back on the people and I can't think of anyone that I don't respect a whole lot! You come back from these interviews…inspired. These 13 years have been my real education, certainly my real liberal arts education. Sometimes it's alumni, lot of time it's students."
Charles chose to be represented by the class year of 1970. Many of his most respected friends and colleagues are graduates of the class of 1970, but particularly Mike Bachner.
"He was the bookstore manager and died three years ago," explained Charles. "He was so much like my own big brother. He acted like him and he looked like him. Our values were similar. With so many smart and wise people here, he was one person you could immediately relax with because we were both on this journey of asking questions all the time. I choose the class of 1970 with him in mind, to honor him."
As Charles talked about his late friend, he repeated a quote that Bachner said once during a Chapel Talk. "Revel in this moment of life. Be sure you know a few things that bring you joys. Make those things why you are here."
For Steve Charles, this weekend may be one of the highlights of his career at Wabash and his life. He will be honored during the Alumni Chapel on Saturday at 11:00 AM in the Chapel.
Becoming an alumnus is very important to Charles and he knows how significant this accomplishment is because of the strong core of alumni men he has met over the years. "I have covered all of these people," said Charles. "I have written stories about these people. I know how important they are. It is really humbling."


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Both of them great goalies; both having backstopped their national teams to Olympic gold.Boston Canucker wrote:Yes, last summer I had a Ranger fan mock Luongo, to which I responded that he's done better, gone farther, in the playoffs than King Henrik. It was like I'd just blasphemed, the guy was apoplectic, could not believe anyone would dare critique the King, especially to Luongo.tantalum wrote:Quite true. Never shown a series stealing ability. Even Luongo while obviously having some playoff struggles has shown a consistent ability to steal games throughout his playoff career.Boston Canucker wrote:It's interesting watching the Caps-Rangers series, for the US media loves Lundquvist, but what they're always afraid to point out is he never raises his game in the playoffs. I see previews saying he can steal a series, but he never has. It will be interesting to see if he bounces back after a weak Game 1.
I wouldn't be surprised to see both of them eventually winning the cup.
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2012: The Year That Was in Local Sports
Sioux Falls saw the first signs of the new Denny Sanford Events Center when ground was broken on the facility in August. The center will open in 2014.
The year began with the ushering in of a new era in high school football in South Dakota with the approval of the new Class AAA in January. Under the plan, the top 8 schools in enrollment would make up a seventh class of football, in effect separating the Sioux Falls and Rapid City public schools (and a handful of others) away from the other AA teams, which have been dominated in the past few years. As of now, one other school, O'Gorman has decided to petition up to play at the AAA level next season, leaving Brandon Valley the chance to move down to AA. The Lynx opted to stay put and now Watertown will have the chance to move to AA, which they are expected to make.
The year also began the South Dakota coaching eras of two men on opposite ends of the age spectrum: 63 year old Joe Glenn and 29 year old Joel Abelson. Glenn returned to his alma mater at the University of South Dakota to replace the fired Ed Meirkort. Glenn brought with him a wealth of head coaching experience in places like Montana and Northern Colorado, but his first Coyote team could manage just one win in his first season in Vermillion. Glenn's team was competitive, losing 5 games by a touchdown or less.
Abelson took over the helm of the Skyforce after a series of assistant coaching stops in the NBA D-league. His 'players first' approach and youthful enthusiasm have Sioux Falls off to a 7-4 start.
2012 also marked the first season for the University of Sioux Falls football in the Northern Sun conference and the Cougars were up to the challenge. Coach Jed Stuggart's team opened the season with an upset win on the road at nationally ranked St. Cloud State and finished the season 9-2, missing the D2 playoffs by one game.
Hockey fans in the Sioux Empire were stunned at the end of the Stampede season when Head Coach Kevin Hartzell was let go after seven years, 224 wins, and a Clark Cup Championship. He was later replaced by University of North Dakota assistant Cary Eades.
Even more shocking was the abrupt departure of University of South Dakota David Sayler after a little more than two years on the job in Vermillion. Sayler accomplished a great deal in a short time, pulling off a last minute Coyotes to the Missouri Valley Conference in football, while overseeing coaching changes in football and women's basketball. Sayler is off to Miami of Ohio and the U is hoping to land an AD that lasts longer than a recruiting class.
The women's basketball opening in Vermillion came in May with Ryun Williams' departure to Colorado State. Williams led the Coyotes to a solid third place finish in their first ever Summit League season. South Dakota native and Oklahoma State and Tulsa assistant Amy Williams now has the job.
Two years ago the Augustana football team was a playoff team for the first time since 1989. Two disappointing seasons later, head coach Mike Aldrich was out of a job after three years, replaced by St. Olaf head coach Jerry Olszewski
In high school sports, South Dakota fans said goodbye to a pair of longtime coaches at the end of last season. Gary Munsen leaving Mitchell after nine state titles and more than 600 wins, while in Sioux Falls, Washington boys coach Jim Trett walked away after 18 seasons with the Warriors, 33 overall as a coach.
2012 was also the year some familiar foes got back together after a long absence. In football, South Dakota State and the University of South Dakota played for the first time in eight years with the Jacks winning 31-8.
The 'Battle of Sioux Falls' went to a whole new level with Augustana and the University of Sioux Falls meeting for the first time since the mid 80's and for the first time ever as conference foes. It was worth the wait as the teams played an instant classic - with the Cougars winning in double overtime.
In basketball, the University of South Dakota and South Dakota State resumed their rivalry in 2012. The men each winning on their home floor, the women doing the same.
South Dakota State Athletics laid claim to some impressive firsts. In March, the State men and women each won the Summit League basketball tournament in Sioux Falls, marking the first time both squads had advanced to the NCAA Division One tournament in the same season. The men were ousted in round one by Baylor, the women by Purdue.
2012 also saw a football first for the Jacks. South Dakota State's first ever home playoff game took place last month with a thumping of Eastern Illinois.
2013 you've got a tough act to follow!


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A Grade II at one mile on turf, the Las Palmas is the closing day feature of the inaugural Oak Tree at Hollywood Park meet. There is also an Oak Tree sweatshirt giveaway. The item is available per paid admission while supplies last.
Owned by Michael Tabor and trained by Simon Callaghan, Turning Top has won three of four starts over the grass at Hollywood Park. The 4-year-old Pivotal filly out of the Cadeaux Generaux mare Pietra Dura earned her biggest win in the Beverly Hills Handicap, a Grade III, June 26.
Bred in Ireland by Barouche Stud Ireland Ltd., Turning Top, who finished one length behind winner Hibaayeb in the Yellow Ribbon at 10 furlongs, has six victories in 17 tries, earning $226,943.
Princess Taylor also exits the Yellow Ribbon. The 6-year-old daughter of Singspiel and the Mille Balles mare Tapas En Bal finished sixth in the Grade I.
Owned by Dr. Ronan Lambe and trained by Paddy Gallagher, Princess Taylor has won four of 37 and banked $232,325.
Westwood Pride, a scratch from the Harold C. Ramser, Sr. Handicap Oct. 17, is stepping up in class in her first start since winning an optional claimer on the turf at Del Mar Sept. 3.
Owned by Rustin and Juliana Kretz and trained by Kristin Mulhall, the 3-year-old Pleasantly Perfect filly and the Kingmambo mare Palau has won three of nine and earned $81,044. She has two wins and two seconds in four outings since joining Mulhall's stable in the spring.
Second after setting the pace in the Swingtime Stakes at the Las Palmas distance Oct. 10, Briecat will be looking for her second lifetime win on turf.
Trained by Vladimir Cerin for owners David and Holly Wilson, the 5-year-old daughter of Adcat and the Marlin mare Silk Briefcase has won seven of 23 overall and earned $377,805.
Briecat's sole victory in seven grass appearances came in the Chandler Nov. 15, 2008 at Turf Paradise.
An impressive allowance winner over the local turf Oct. 3, Blue Maiden will be making her first stakes appearance in the United States for owner Earle Mack and trainer Richard Mandella.
Bred in England, the 3-year-old Medicean filly out of the Generous mare Bluebelle has won two of 10 with earnings of $102,897. She was runner-up in a pair of Group III races in her native country.
Distinctive was last of nine in the Del Mar Oaks Aug. 21 in her first U.S. outing. Owned by breeder Gary Middlebrook and trained by Gallagher, the 3-year-old Tobougg filly and the American Chance mare Blue Azure has won two of nine. Her bankroll is $98,639.
Completing the field are Wynning Ride and Value Stream.
Trained by Bob Baffert for owner Arnold Zetcher, Wynning Ride has won three of 10 and earned $308,108, but will be making her initial start on turf in the Las Palmas. She is a 4-year-old by Candy Ride out of the Mr. Greeley mare Wynyard.
Third in the Swingtime, Value Stream has three wins in 21 starts and earnings of $185,118. The 5-year-old daughter of A.P. Indy out of the Storm Cat mare Storm Beauty is owned by Robert Evans and trained by Neil Drysdale.
Drysdale and Cecil are the only trainers with a starter in the 2010 Las Palmas who have won the race before.
Drysdale's victory came with Sapphire Ring in 1999. Cecil won two years later with Golden Apples.
From inside out, the field for the 41st Las Palmas Handicap: Briecat, Patrick Valenzuela rides, 116 pounds; Westwood Pride, Rafael Bejarano, 113; Distinctive, Joe Talamo, 113; Blue Maiden, Joel Rosario, 113; Wynning Ride, Martin Garcia, 116; Princess Taylor, Victor Espinoza, 117; Turning Top, Brice Blanc, 119 and Value Stream, David Flores, 115.


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I recently heard from Jennifer, a fellow Alcorn researcher, who's preparing to file a DAR application based on her ancestor John Alcorn's Revolutionary War service. The problem she's running into is separating the anectdotal from the factual.
John was born 1734 in Augusta County, Virginia, and lived in Montgomery County, Virginia before moving to Kentucky in the late 1780s.
He did not file a Revolutionary pension file, though there are references in several pension files from several soldiers under Col. John Alcorn's regiment. I believe this is a different John, the one who lived in Wilson County, Tennesee.
From the book "Robert Alcorn and his Descendents" by Lloyd Alcorn, Sr, we learn that: "Lt. John Alcorn, later Capt. John Alcorn, also owned land on Reed's Creek (along with Robert and James Alcorn), Montgomery County, Virginia, at this time (1753 to 1782). At the court of Montgomery County, May 3, 1780, John Bethel, John Alcorn, and others were awarded 40-acre grants for six-months' service under Col. George Washington. Their lawyer representative was Patrick Henry."
I've also found several books that list John Alcorn's service, but none with actual sources and citings.
Can you help Jennifer find the documentation she needs? If you can, we'd love to hear from you.


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Cesc Fabregas struck what may prove a priceless away goal as holders Barcelona drew 1-1 at depleted archrivals Real Madrid in an entertaining and closely fought Copa del Rey semi-final first leg on Wednesday.
Lionel Messi sent Fabregas clear five minutes after halftime at an electric Santiago Bernabeu enjoying the second Clasico of the season and the Spain midfielder finished with ease past Real goalkeeper Diego Lopez.
Barca missed several clear chances to extend their lead, before Real centerback Raphael Varane crowned a fine performance by leaping to head home an equalizer from a Mesut Ozil center seven minutes from time.
Despite having a slight advantage for the second leg at the Camp Nou at the end of this month, Barca may live to regret not scoring more against a Real team missing regular goalkeeper and captain Iker Casillas, Pepe through injury and the suspended Sergio Ramos.
"These games are always very tough," Fabregas said in an interview with Canal Plus TV. "Considering how the match went, the result could have been more favorable from our point of view, but we will be at home for the return leg in front of our own fans. We are in a good rhythm and having a spectacular season."
In a game pitting a host of Spain international teammates against each other and billed as the latest showdown between Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo, both sides created moments of danger in an ultimately goalless first half.
It was the 223rd meeting between Spain's dominant clubs and their 31st clash in the Copa del Rey.
Barca knocked Real out in the quarter-finals last season on their way to winning the trophy for a record-extending 26th time, while Real beat Barca 1-0 in the 2010-2011 final for their 18th Copa triumph.
Barca went closest to scoring when Xavi curled a 21st-minute free-kick against the crossbar and then had a shot brilliantly cleared off the line by Varane three minutes later.
Ronaldo, captaining the side in his 600th game, had forced a good save from Barca goalkeeper Jose Manuel Pinto with a free-kick in the second minute and Karim Benzema volleyed narrowly wide just before the half-hour mark.
After Fabregas put Barca ahead, Ronaldo nodded wide with the goal at his mercy, before the Portuguese was denied by a superb last-ditch tackle by Gerard Pique.
Fabregas fired just over the bar from a Daniel Alves cross shortly after and then sent Pedro through on goal, but his Spain international teammate clipped his shot wide with only Lopez to beat.
Varane's leveler was no more than Real deserved and Lopez, making his debut after joining from Sevilla as cover for Casillas, thrilled the home fans when he palmed away a Jordi Alba strike late on.
Casillas, who broke a bone in his hand last month and is out for up to three months, has not missed a Clasico in more than a decade.
Assistant Real coach Aitor Karanka, standing in for Jose Mourinho, was full of praise for the 19-year-old Varane and Lopez in his post-match press conference.
"Varane played a perfect game, he has his head screwed on just right," Karanka said. "Diego is a 'keeper who has played in the top flight for many years and he showed the qualities he has."
The biggest surprise of the night was that neither Messi, who had scored at least once in his previous 16 starts for Barca, or Ronaldo were on the scoresheet.
Messi is one goal short of Alfredo di Stefano's record for Clasico matches of 18, while Ronaldo's record run of scoring in six straight matches between Real and Barca came to an end.
The winners of the tie play Atletico Madrid or Sevilla, who were due to meet yesterday at the Estadio Vicente Calderon in Madrid, in May's final.


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The importance of memory
In Nicole Krauss' sparse and astonishing novel, Man Walks Into A Room, local cops find a disoriented man wandering along Highway 95 in the desolate Mercury Valley of Nevada. After the officers get him out of the shimmering heat, we learn that the man, Samson, has a brain tumor that has obliterated a large chunk of his memory. He has no recollection of the last 24 years of his life.
Samson is able to recover the human and concrete remnants of those lost 24 years. His wife is there, loving and supportive; his home is still his; his job is still available. Nevertheless, his life crumbles. His very identity unravels in the absence of the anchor of a large span of memory. It's terrifying.
Parts of the nuclear West, especially those involved in Cold War weapons production, suffer from a similar condition. Take Rocky Flats, for example, which for four decades produced tens of thousands of the pits that detonate atomic bombs. While it was in operation, the industrial complex outside Denver, Colo., was veiled in absolute secrecy. The people who worked there couldn't tell outsiders what they did, and they couldn't even talk to one another about their work.
Given the sensitivity of the work, such secrecy was understandable while the plant was in operation. The problem is that -- as Hannah Nordhaus explains in this issue's cover story -- once the need for secrecy has passed, one cannot simply pull the curtain aside and reveal what happened. Such memories as still exist are scattered and contradictory. Many of the physical remnants of that era have been demolished, incinerated and buried. For every historian who tries to get at what really happened at Rocky Flats, there seem to be two other people who would rather forget. There are indications that the government has not been totally forthcoming when it comes to revealing what went on at the plant. And many of those who worked at the plant have died -- some of them because of the work that they did.
I suspect the same omissions and holes infect the histories of other Western nuclear projects, from the uranium mines and mills of the Four Corners country, to the bomb tests in Nevada, to the Hanford Nuclear Reservation in Washington, to the Los Alamos National Labs in New Mexico. The West has been left with a gaping hole in its collective memory. And, like the protagonist of Krauss' novel, our region's very identity is left incomplete. That's why efforts like the Rocky Flats Cold War Museum and the oral history project deserve support. And it's why stories like Nordhaus' are important. They gather the disparate threads of memory, and try to weave them together in a coherent whole.
That doesn't mean that we'll always like what we find.
In Krauss' novel, the gap in Samson's memory is ultimately filled. Only the memory isn't really his; it belongs to a former soldier who took part in the early nuclear bomb tests in the Nevada desert. It's awesome and terrible at once:
" … a huge fireball going up on the back of the mushroom cloud like the devil mounting heaven. The most beautiful thing we have ever seen, boiling in its own blood, rising to forty thousand feet and spreading until it obscures the sun, spreading above our heads and raining down the remains of the desert. We cannot think. There is no room left in our minds for anything but this."
Note: the opinions expressed in this column are those of the writer and do not necessarily reflect those of NewTowncarShare News, its board or staff. If you'd like to share an opinion piece of your own, please write Betsy Marston at [email protected].


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DOWNERS GROVE – This has been a summer to remember for Nick Burdi, even if he's not playing as much baseball as he wants.
The flame-throwing 2011 Downers Grove South graduate, who drew national attention hurling 100 mph fastballs while pitching for the University of Louisville this spring, has been suiting up for USA Baseball's Collegiate National Team. He has been making all the road trips, including a seven-day trek to Japan from July 5 to 11, but so far, a touch of bicep tendinitis has limited his action. Despite that, it's been a special summer.
"The guys are great. It's a fun group of guys," Burdi said. "Everyone is really talented and it's fun to watch those guys play. Guys like Trea Turner (second team All-American) and Alex Bregman (Baseball America's College Freshman of the Year), seeing those guys play and being able to say you played with them is pretty cool."
Comprised of players who just completed their freshman or sophomore seasons in college, the Collegiate National Team has faced teams from collegiate summer leagues and Japan's college all-stars. The squad also has five dates against Cuba scheduled for July 18 to 23 to cap the summer season.
Burdi saw his first action of the summer in the CNT's third game as he pitched a scoreless ninth inning with two strikeouts in an 11-3 win over Fayetteville on June 24. He pitched again July 1 against Catawba Valley and fanned two in a perfect seventh inning as the CNT went on to win 9-2.
"It's not every day you get to play with a bunch of potential first-round draft picks," Burdi said. "We have 15 All-Americans on our team, so the talent playing defense behind me is something special."
Taking a cautious approach with his arm, he has not thrown in a game since July 1.
"They (Louisville coaches) want me ready for fall ball, so we're just being cautious with it," Burdi said.
On the mound or not, Burdi said there's something special about representing his country.
"Being able to put on that jersey and represent the USA, not many people can say they've done that."
Downers Grove's Nick Burdi playing with the best for USA Baseball
Downers Grove South grad and Louisville pitcher part of Collegiate National Team
DOWNERS GROVE – This has been a summer to remember for Nick Burdi, even if he's not playing as much baseball as he wants.


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Jim Sacher, regional attorney for the EEOC's Houston District Office, added, "When the EEOC brings suit, it does so to benefit the public at large. For that reason, the disciplining of an errant human resources manager, the inclusion of annual training for managers and employees, monitoring of future complaints of discrimination and retaliation and other injunctive relief are all equally important parts of the settlement."
Maverick Tube Corporation is a subsidiary of Tenaris. According to its website, it is a leading supplier of tubes and related services for the energy industry. It has 24,000 employees.
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Sportage prices start at £17,500 and on test was the top model the Sportage 2.0 CRDI KX4 Auto AWD with selectable 4x4 that has a top speed of 121mph and acceleration time of zero to 62mph of 9.4 seconds with a combined fuel consumption of 39.2mpg and CO2 emissions of 189g/km.
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Model: Kia Sportage 2.0 CRDI KX4 Auto AWD.
Engine: 2.0-litre four cylinder diesel.
Output: 181bhp @ 4000rpm.
Transmission: Six speed automatic.
Top speed: 121mph.
Acceleration: 0 to 60mph: 9.4 seconds.
Fuel consumption: combined 39.2mpg.
CO2 emissions: 189g/km.
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A wise man (Baz Lurhmann) once said: Advice is a form of nostalgia, dispensing it is a way of fishing the past from the disposal, wiping it off, painting over the ugly parts and recycling it for more than it's worth.
He's right. We feel we've earned our experience, and sharing it with others makes us feel good by believing we're helping someone else.
Because advice is more about the advisor than the advisee, most of it is useless.
Of course, this blog is a notable exception, and my words should be taken as gospel.
"But JA," the canny among you might say, "you can give advice, but can you take it?"
And no.
While everyone truly believes they have an open mind (they also believe they have a sense of humor and are an above-average driver), very few truly do. We're saddled with years of prejudicial, repetitive behaviors, and very little can make us entertain new ideas, let alone attempt them.
Anyone who has heard the story of how I got published knows my eureka moment was when I realized I didn't know what I was doing and starting looking critically at the situation and listening to others. In other words, I did the best I could to become a blank slate with an open mind.
My mind ain't so open any more.
The problem with being right is you take being right for granted, and assume one successful strategy means they're all successful.
Of course, they're not. Learning is about observing, asking questions, and experimenting with what works. It's not about getting an idea and automatically knowing it is the gospel truth.
So, like most people, I feel I know a lot. But I also try to listen to contrary viewpoints, and if possible, incorporate them.
For writers this is essential.
Since it's impossible to be objective about our own work, and our own careers, it's mandatory to get the advice of others. Family. Peers. Agents. Editors.
When they say things we automatically agree with, that's not very helpful. Sure, validation is nice. But you won't get better or smarter unless someone tells you what you're doing wrong.
It isn't easy being told you're wrong. But it is a wonderful opportunity to learn something.
When I'm given advice I don't agree with, here are some strategies I use to gauge its usefulness:
1. Consider the source. If the source is a trusted friend, or a respected peer, or an industry professional, I listen more closely. The importance of the person offering advice doesn't make the advice correct, but it does give it more weight than that overly-critical dunderhead in your writer's group or your Aunt Helga who keeps asking if you're rich yet.
2. Consider the intent. The best advice comes from people who have a good agenda. A flippant remark from a jealous sibling doesn't mean as much as a detailed critique by your agent, who is trying to sell your work.
3. Drop your guard. You can't hear advice when you're being defensive. Attacking the advisor turns it into an argument, not a discussion, and offering knee-jerk rebuttals is childish.
4. Listen. Listening is something that very few have mastered, but it is THE most powerful social skill. Completely hear the person out, and ask questions to clarify things.
5. Imagine. Think, really think, about the possible outcomes if you take this advice. Worst case scenario is you always learn something by trying it. Best case scenario is the advisor is 100% correct and just saved your ass.
6. Weigh. Advice, by its nature, usually goes contrary to what we're currently doing. In some cases, it gives us direction where there is none. But in many others, it asks us to change our direction. After you imagine where this advice might take you, you must weigh that against the path you're already following. Drop your pre-conceptions, and look at both ideas without ego. What are the pros and cons of each, and which will be better for you?
7. Act. You learn by experience. I think everyone should try just about anything at least once. Bias doesn't help you to grow. Denial doesn't help you to learn. Only through action can you truly understand cause and effect. If you like the advice, then take the advice rather than just dwell on it. I also believe that you should try taking advice that you don't necessarily like, just so you can study the outcome.
8. Thank them. Being grateful, and gracious, makes the advisor feel all warm and toasty, and ensures you'll be getting advice again.
I also need to add that giving advice, while cheap and easy, requires more than just an opinion and a big mouth. Many people don't want advice, so you should only give it when asked, or at least offer to give it before blurting it out. I try to give advice based on experience, rather than on hypothesis. This blog is about the things I've learned. Sure, there are also educated guesses, and my opinions are still subjective and hardly universal. My advice might even be flat-out wrong for you.
But if you want to know whether you should take my advice, you should take my advice about taking advice.
Saturday, July 19, 2008
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Retailers and other consumer-oriented companies have made astounding online progress over the past 15 years. But it has come at a price.
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Jim Dickinson, a piano player and producer who helped shape the Memphis sound in a career that spanned more than four decades, died Aug. 15. He was 67.
His wife, Mary Lindsay Dickinson, said he died in a Memphis, Tenn., hospital after suffering heart and intestinal bleeding problems.
The couple lived in Hernando, Miss., but Dickinson recently had bypass surgery and was undergoing rehabilitation at Methodist University Hospital, his wife said.
Dickinson managed an outsider's career in an insider's industry, recording with and producing greats including Aretha Franklin, Bob Dylan, Big Star, the Rolling Stones, the Replacements and Sam & Dave.
His work in the 1960s and '70s is still influential as young artists rediscover the classic sound of Memphis from that era -- a melting pot of rock, pop, blues, country and R&B.;
"I think he was an incredibly influential individual," Big Star drummer Jody Stephens said. "I think he defined independent spirit in music, and I think that touched a lot of people."
Dickinson was born Nov. 21, 1941, in Little Rock, Ark., and grew up in Chicago, where he learned to play the piano. He attended Baylor University in Waco, Texas, before transferring to Memphis State.
A dabbler in music while in college and later in shows at the famed Overton Park Shell in Memphis, Dickinson was on his way to becoming "a miserable history teacher." But his wife insisted he focus on music after watching him play shows with the blues legends of Memphis.
Dickinson moved around, traveling with both his own projects and as a sideman until his wife had two sons. He gave up the road and the lifestyle, built a home studio and settled in to the hardscrabble life of the independent producer that he jokingly compared to hustling.
His career touched on some of the most important music made in the '60s and '70s.
Dickinson recorded the Rolling Stones' "Wild Horses" in Muscle Shoals, Ala.; formed the Atlantic Records house band the Dixie Flyers to record with Franklin and other R&B; legends in Miami; inspired a legion of indie rock bands through his work with Big Star; collaborated with Ry Cooder on a number of movie scores, including that for "Paris, Texas"; and played with Dylan on his Grammy-winning return to prominence, "Time Out of Mind."
Besides his wife, Dickinson is survived by their sons, Luther and Cody, two-thirds of the blues/rock band North Mississippi Allstars.


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The last time the Ravens squared off with Houston Texans star defensive end J.J. Watt, he disrupted a Joe Flacco pass with the batted football intercepted by cornerback Johnathan Joseph and swiftly returned for a touchdown.
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This year marks the 40th anniversary of Sesame Street and I've spent
12 comments:
- Emily said...
The 1 yo I nanny is only allowed to watch Sesame Street so we watch a little everyday and I've had so much fun reliving some of my favorite clips. You posted a lot of my favorites but I also love the Teeny Little Super Guy!
- May 26, 2009 at 10:30 PM
- Heather said...
Vicki, those are ALL some of my very favorites, I don't even have to click play to know which they are. My sisters and I can still recite all the words to most any Sesame Street song/skit. I still hear Ladybug Picnic almost daily (on one of Cam's favorite videos). My first stop down your memory lane of you tubes will be the crayon one. It's mesmerizing. Gosh, am I a nerd or what!!?
- May 26, 2009 at 10:41 PM
- vicki said...
How could I forget about Teeny Little Super Guy, Emily? I can't wait to show him to my 4 year old tomorrow! Gosh, this stuff is so much better than 99% of what's on today, isn't it?
Yes, Heather, you're just like me! I bet there are many more Sesame Street nerds like us out there :)
- May 26, 2009 at 10:44 PM
- Heather said...
Okay, after shooting over to the classic sesame archives, I had to come back to add in my love of:
-anything with the YipYips
-Bert's Doin' the Pigeon
-Ernie's I'd like to Live on the Moon
I could go on, and on, and on....
and yes Teeny Little Super Guy! I was thinking the same thing... why can't simple stuff like THAT still be on?
- May 26, 2009 at 10:53 PM
- Amy said...
My sisters and I were just talking about this yesterday! I also love
"how cheese is made"
"we all sing with the same voice"
"everybody sleeps"
"little dollhouse"
Childrens telivision is all smut compared to The Street
- May 26, 2009 at 11:41 PM
- vicki said...
I love the pigeon, Heather...we do it in my house all the time :)
Amy...I didn't remember the little dollhouse at all! I just showed it to my daughter. 57 times.
- May 27, 2009 at 1:21 PM
- Jennifer said...
OK, I'm having memories of a news guy in a trenchcoat, who reported on stories like the Three Little Pigs or Rumplestiltskin, but googling shows it was Kermit?? He had brown hair and a big nose. Did I totally invent this?
- May 27, 2009 at 3:38 PM
- Jennifer said...
I think I'm conflating Guy Smiley with Kermit, btw. That's because I'm so damn old.
Random piece of trivia: a guy whose mom went to our temple was a struggling actor in NY, and he was the back half of Snuffleupagus when I was little. He went on to become a minor celebrity -- Peter Friedman. ;-)
- May 27, 2009 at 3:43 PM
- Tulaloo said...
oooh! I remember Guy Smiley!
On the topic of random trivia, a good friend of mine and his wife are puppeteers (he created ALF) and they used to do alot of stuff with Sesame Street. He told me lots of fun behind the scenes stuff, and dished on whoe was fun and who wasn't so much fun!
- May 27, 2009 at 7:34 PM
- Tulaloo said...
Just need to add, that I was just watching these with my youngest (he LOVES Sesame Street) and I started to sing along with "sing a song". He turned and put his hand on my chest, and said "Uh uh Momma. No." And turned back to the video! Apparently I'm not such a good singer.
- May 27, 2009 at 7:45 PM
- vicki said...
Oh! I love all the behind-the-scenes dish! I could never be a puppeteer. As a matter of fact, I lost a job in an elementary school one year because I told them I didn't like using puppets :)
The best part about singing Sing is that you can sound as lousy as you want! It actually bring tears to my eyes every time I hear that song because I can picture five-year-old me alone in my bedroom belting it out.
Jen- there is a Muppets skit with "Reporter Kermit" could that be what you're thinking? I always loved Sherlock Hemlock too.
- May 27, 2009 at 8:13 PM
- Tulaloo said...
What about that magician - "A La Peanut Butter Sandwiches!!"
- May 28, 2009 at 10:37 PM


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Two Executive Orders passed by a previous administration, EO 2005-05 and EO 2008-29, established energy requirements for new state-funded buildings. EO 2005-05 required new state-funded buildings to include renewable energy in their power mix and to meet energy efficiency and green building standards. Executive Order 2008-29 reaffirmed those goals and established a new requirement for state agencies to conduct an analysis of their energy usage by January 15, 2009 and to identify what is required to meet their goals. From 2009 to 2012, investment grade audits were conducted on 55 state buildings. Sixteen large state government buildings received energy conservation measures. The list of measures includes lighting retrofits, HVAC replacements, building automation controls, variable air volume systems, variable frequency drives installed on cooling tower motors, and vending machine controls.


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