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This Woman Has a Secret
Lisa scans the room for an empty seat. Save for the disembodied voices of unseen nurses summoning patients into exam rooms, the place is excruciatingly quiet. The clouds outside the floor-to-ceiling windows cast a pallor onto the walls, the furniture and the faces of some 40 women waiting at the Perelman Cohen Center for Reproductive Medicine at NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell Medical Center in New York City. Everyone is here for the same reason: She can't get pregnant without a doctor's help. Yet with so much in common, no one speaks or even acknowledges one another. The women sit at least one empty chair apart, reading the newspaper, tapping on their BlackBerries, staring at their shoes. The few who are accompanied by husbands—they don't talk, either.
"You can cut the tension with a knife," says Lisa, a 33-year-old health-policy analyst who is here for her fourth cycle of in vitro fertilization (IVF). Lisa finds a love seat with room for her and her oversize red leather purse and plops down into it. It's 8 A.M., but already she's exhausted. And she's scared, hoping for joy but preparing for heartbreak. It's a feeling she's grown accustomed to in more than two years of trying to have a baby with her husband, Jack. Her big brown eyes are on the verge of tears. "I never imagined it would come to this," she says.
After three failed IVFs in their hometown of Washington, D.C., Lisa and Jack have taken a leave from their jobs, moved to New York for two weeks and are spending roughly $20,000 for another chance to conceive. No one close to the couple knows they're here—not Jack's family in the Midwest and not Lisa's parents, who live in an outlying suburb. They're paying $1,600 to sublet a studio apartment rather than tell family what they are doing. The only people who know are members of their support group back in Washington, strangers a few months ago and now the few people they feel can understand their struggle. They share this experience with SELF under an agreement to print only their middle names. "We have so much invested that we can't handle other people being emotionally invested," Lisa says. "We can't deal with other people being upset if it doesn't work when we are already so upset ourselves."
Doctors have diagnosed Lisa with "unexplained infertility," which accounts for approximately 20 percent of all infertility diagnoses. Even after her first IVF failed last year, she and Jack had remained optimistic their second try would give them a family. Lisa was still young, and both she and Jack appeared to be in perfect health. For Lisa, each procedure had a 60 percent chance of success, according to statistics from Shady Grove Fertility Center in Washington, D.C., where Lisa was being treated. She was at work when the nurse called with the news that barely any of her eggs had become fertilized. Lisa phoned Jack, and together but apart, they each closed their office door and sobbed. That night, they huddled together in their bed, lights off, ringing phone ignored. "We were in a very dark place," Jack remembers. They began avoiding friends, canceling plans and not making new ones.
Lisa was left heartbroken and angry—not least at herself. "When the first cycle didn't work, I thought, OK, maybe it's one of the medications and I had a weird reaction to it. But when the second cycle didn't work, I began to think, No, there is something wrong with me. I was crushed. I wondered, Why is my body betraying me? Why won't it do what it is supposed to do?"
By now, the couple has grown so anxious when questioned about starting a family that before going out, they have to strategize about how to handle their feelings if the conversations veer in painful directions. Lisa regularly declines baby shower invitations, claiming she is heading out of town. They celebrated last Thanksgiving with a cousin whose children are preteens rather than be around family who have babies or toddlers. "No one means to say the wrong thing," Jack says, "but inevitably people have questions or comments that start off innocuously and then turn into an emotional land mine."
One in eight American couples will experience infertility, and 1.1 million women will undergo treatment this year. That most won't talk about it makes it that much more painful: A recent survey of infertility patients reveals that 61 percent hide the struggle to get pregnant from friends and family. More than half of the patients included in the survey, conducted by pharmaceutical giant Schering-Plough, reported that it was easier to tell people they didn't intend to build a family rather than share their troubles. "It's almost impossible to convey what it's like to people who haven't gone through it," Jack says. "There's a feeling of despair and loss that you just can't quantify. So much weight is on the line, so many questions about genetics and identity and what it means to pass that down—or not."
Having difficulty getting pregnant can cause as much grief as losing a loved one, says Linda D. Applegarth, Ed.D., director of psychological services at the Perelman Cohen Center. "But it's different. It is chronic and elusive," she adds. "There's a fear that life will be eternally empty. Some feel a sense of damage and brokenness; it goes to the heart of who they are." The result is the dread and shame that Applegarth sees in her waiting room. "Patients slink around and sit in corners because they don't want to see anyone they know from their work or social circle," she says, "even if it would mean they would know someone going through the same thing." Only 5 percent of patients use the psychological support services their clinic offers, despite data showing how helpful they can be.
Women's silence hurts more than themselves. It ensures that infertility remains an anonymous epidemic, with less funding and research than other common medical problems receive. Infertility activists, a beleaguered few, struggle to find allies. "We can get only a handful of our own volunteers to speak out, because of the shame," says Barbara Collura, executive director of Resolve, the national infertility association in McLean, Virginia. "Because we have so little patient advocacy, we have so little progress."
It's a strange dichotomy: How can a health issue that gets so much ink be shrouded in silence? We've read about the "Octomom" freak show and how the proliferation of multiples, linked to the rise in fertility treatments, drains the health care system. But rarely is the average person made aware of the frustration that 12 percent of women of childbearing age endure trying to make a baby. Nor do most people realize that a majority of infertility treatments fail; in 2006, 57 percent of IVF cycles using women's own eggs failed, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) in Atlanta. (Procedures using donor eggs do better—the failure rate for those is 37 percent.) A study from Harvard Medical School in Boston shows that women who have difficulty getting pregnant can be as depressed as those who have major heart problems or cancer.
Infertility is not cancer. But it is debilitating. And some activists argue that infertility desperately needs the kind of awareness effort that helped bring cancer out of the shadows two decades ago. Breast cancer has its pink ribbon. AIDS has its walks, multiple sclerosis its bike-a-thons. Resolve does sponsor an awards gala honoring achievement in the field, but it draws primarily doctors and other professionals from the infertility world, not patients, and most important, it raises no money. Complains one Resolve member who walked out of last year's event, "Everyone gets up and tells their success stories. Infertility treatment isn't always about success. And that's the problem with how infertility is being handled; as with any other disease, some people won't be cured. That's why it needs more recognition and funding, so people can get help. But no one wants to recognize the failure."
Because no one wants to discuss infertility, "nothing gets done about it," says Lindsay Beck, founder of Fertile Hope, a program run by the Lance Armstrong Foundation in Austin, Texas, that supports cancer patients whose treatments threaten their fertility. "Infertility is where breast cancer was in the 1970s—completely in the closet." Beck's treatments for her tongue cancer and its recurrence aged her reproductive system by possibly a decade; she ultimately had five IVF procedures and two children. She's undergoing fertility treatments again in hopes of conceiving a third. "In my experience, it's a much lighter atmosphere in the cancer waiting room than in the IVF waiting room," she says. "Cancer patients talk about antinausea drugs and what worked for them. They look at each other as a means of support. For some reason, fertility patients tend to ignore each other in the waiting room." Beck says that "the cancer card" makes it easier for women to talk about their difficulties trying to get pregnant—and to find financial assistance to pay for treatment—after chemotherapy, radiation or both have ravaged their body. "Everyone relates to cancer and is supportive of helping cancer patients," she says. "For the average fertility patient, there is no united front."
Rather, women are often denigrated in their time of pain. Catholics may be made to feel like sinners; in 2008 the Vatican denounced IVF and certain other infertility treatments because they "dissociate procreation from the context of the conjugal act." Many legislators shy away from the issue because fertility treatments produce unused embryos, which are linked with abortion and stem cell politics. And on a deeply personal level, friends and family can wound with their words. "I was afraid of people judging me because I was older," says Mariana A., a software sales manager who spent more than five years in her 40s trying for a baby before having twins with the help of Advanced Fertility Services in New York City. "They ask, Why did you wait? But they didn't live my past. They don't know if I had bad pregnancies. People's prying is insensitive and inconsiderate."
Even the health care providers and pharmaceutical companies that support infertility patients struggle with the best language to use and whether to label infertility a disease—something that conveys its seriousness but could make some patients feel more stigmatized and broken. There are any number of reasons some women don't conceive easily: age, endometriosis, polycystic ovary syndrome and their partner's low sperm count, to name a few. Yet regardless of the why or how, "infertility is a disability," says William Gibbons, M.D., president of the American Society of Reproductive Medicine and director for Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility at Baylor College of Medicine in Houston. "For too long, those suffering from infertility have had their condition slighted or even ignored."
Last November, the World Health Organization in Geneva brought some clarity when it defined infertility as an actual disease. "Part of the problem is that the stress and shame. "Women often feel humiliated about having tried so hard with nothing to show for it, especially if the process has left them bankrupt," Beck says. "People don't want to talk about [the money]."
It's not that patients don't want to help rally for better insurance and more research. But treatment can be so emotionally, physically and financially enervating that, in the middle of it, they have neither the time nor the energy to invest in activism. If treatments succeed, or patients adopt, they are then busy with young children. However someone resolves her infertility, the tendency is to want to put her struggles behind her. "People want to forget," says Collura of Resolve, whose activities include local support groups for infertile couples nationwide. "We do our damnedest to instill in our members that they need to take a stand and help the cause or the same thing is going to happen to the women who come after them."
On day 5 of Lisa's IVF cycle, snowstorm warnings loom up and down the East Coast. Lisa and Jack find themselves trapped in their lie: They had told her parents they would visit New York from Washington that weekend, but because they are actually living in New York for Lisa's treatment, they need to know how much snow will fall a few hours south to see if they need to "cancel" their fictional trip. Even if the weather cooperates, the couple has yet to figure out a cover story for where they are staying, as they can't reveal they've rented an apartment. "We're not terrible people," Jack says sheepishly.
"Logistically, it's getting harder not to tell people, especially our families," Lisa adds. "[IVF] is no longer just a part of our lives; it's the focus of our lives. It's hard not talking about it with my mom because I know she's wondering when we're going to have kids but doesn't want to pry. Yet it's painful because she talks to me about other people who are pregnant, and I don't think she'd do that if she knew what we were going through."
Lisa feels close to the edge. The couple's savings are nearly gone: Since getting married in 2006, she and Jack have been putting aside more than $1,000 a month for future child-care costs and a house in a better school district; all that money has been spent. Everyday occurrences—learning a friend is pregnant, seeing a mom with a stroller on the street—can send her into a fit of tears. She even confesses to feeling jealous of women in her support group who have miscarried. "As devastating as that is, getting pregnant at all is still kind of encouraging for your overall prognosis. For us, it's been two and a half years and nothing."
Infertility treatments can be so intense that even when money is not a factor, "the stress can be too much to continue," says Alice Domar, Ph.D., director of the Domar Center for Mind/Body Health at Boston IVF. Last year, researchers at Harvard Medical School found 34 percent of patients younger than 40 with insurance for at least three IVF cycles dropped out after only one or two; 68 percent of patients older than 40 gave up before exhausting their coverage. The process swallows lives; women become slaves to their monthly cycles, often unable to leave town even for a weekend getaway due to daily monitoring for hormone levels and egg counts. When month after month a couple fails to get pregnant, their lives stall and the question of whether or not their family will expand looms over decisions about the car they buy, the house they live in, the clothes they purchase.
The longer the process drags on, the more uncomfortable they tend to become talking about it to other people. "Even in well-meaning attempts to make you feel better, people say something that makes you feel worse," says James Grifo, M.D., director of the New York University Fertility Center in New York City. "Isolation is a defense mechanism against overload. It isn't necessarily a good thing, but it's what infertility patients do to protect themselves."
At 33, an age when her entire social circle seemed to be wearing maternity clothes, Tara Elbaum couldn't get pregnant with a second child. "It was so easy for them," says Elbaum, an attorney in New York City. "Their babies were always in my face, at birthday parties, when I dropped off my son at school. My way of dealing with it was not talking about it."
Elbaum, who had five IVFs and two miscarriages before finally getting pregnant with her daughter, struggled with her feelings. "I hated being jealous," she says. "It's one of the ugliest emotions someone can feel, and I felt it all the time." Elbaum even envied the support and attention a relative received after announcing her diagnosis of non-Hodgkin lymphoma a day after Elbaum miscarried. "Within two seconds of her telling the family, people were saying, 'I know this doctor,' 'How do you feel?' 'What can I do for you?'" Elbaum remembers. "There I was still bleeding from my miscarriage, and I didn't feel I could talk about it."
Sometimes, it's easier to share intimate details with strangers. Across the Internet, message boards and blogs rage with the anxiety, grief and frustration of thousands of infertility patients typing in from around the world. "It can be humiliating to feel like you're not normal, and the Internet provides a safe haven," says SELF contributing editor Catherine Birndorf, M.D., clinical associate professor of psychiatry and obstetrics and gynecology at Weill Cornell Medical Center. But despite the consolation that anonymous online friends can provide, Dr. Birndorf warns, "when you start talking to only these strangers, you disconnect from the people in your life, and that's even more isolating. We still need to have real relationships."
Domar remains frustrated that only about 100 of Boston IVF's 2,500 annual patients seek mind/body services from her center. "Denial is a factor," Domar says. "Walking into that room, you label yourself as infertile. That's hard for a lot of people." Although one of the greatest insults to an infertility patient is to tell her she should "just relax," studies show stress does make women less likely to ovulate—and that there are ways they can feel more calm. A Harvard Medical School study published in 2000 established a link between lowering anxiety and improved pregnancy rates in women who had been trying to conceive for between one and two years. Research also reveals that patients who get psychological support often feel less distress about treatment. And if their treatment fails, Domar says, they are quicker to build their family in other ways, such as donor eggs or sperm or adoption.
Domar shared with SELF preliminary results of new research she hopes will inspire more patients to seek help: In a small study of 97 Boston IVF patients younger than 40, women who had participated in 5 to 10 mind/body sessions were 160 percent more likely to get pregnant after a single IVF cycle. And more than two thirds of women with a clinical diagnosis of depression got pregnant after these sessions, whereas none of the depressed women in the control group conceived. The meetings teach relaxation techniques to ease anxiety and cognitive-behavioral strategies to fight depression. "These results can absolutely be replicated," Domar says. "Isolating oneself during fertility treatment is not helpful to getting pregnant."
"Where are the tens of thousands of patients affected by this disease?" Congresswoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz (D–Fla.) asked the group of Resolve members gathered on Capitol Hill for Advocacy Day in June 2009. Wasserman Schultz was the last speaker of the day, and at least half of the 90 women who had come to lobby their legislators had already left. But still, said the congresswoman, there should have been more people there in the first place. "Where are your numbers?" she challenged them. "If you're not going to fight for yourselves, how is anyone else going to fight for you?"
The women were floored. They had paid their own way from as far away as Florida and Chicago. Some had left children at home. "Her speech was sobering for those of us fighting the fight," Collura says. "Some volunteers were upset because they had worked so hard just to get those people in the room. But she was right."
"When you have an issue that impacts millions and you can't muster even 100 people to the Hill on a day that belongs to them, it becomes hard as a member of Congress to commit to putting energy into that issue," Wasserman Schultz says now. A breast cancer survivor, former infertility patient and mother of three, she has been a regular at Resolve's Advocacy Day, mostly seeing the same faces year after year. "I had held my tongue for years," she says.
When Wasserman Schultz shared her breast cancer ordeal with Congress, politicos from both parties approached her to tell the stories of their mothers, sisters and daughters. Gaining respect and sympathy—and having the backing of the powerful breast cancer lobby—enabled her to move a bill promoting breast cancer education for young women. "There is a stigma to infertility that somehow you are less of a person, and that stigma has to come off completely," she says. "Patients need to start shouting from rooftops. And their doctors need to step up with resources and advocacy, because they are the ones with the means to organize."
When patients do take up the cause, it can make a difference. Risa Levine, a 48-year-old attorney in New York City, endured 10 IVF cycles and four miscarriages, yet remains childless. "Someone who had a breast cancer scare once said to me, 'What you went through is nothing; it's not like you were scared you were going to die,'" Levine recalls. "My thought was, Yeah, but I wanted to."
Instead of withdrawing, she began making calls: Several years ago, outraged at the dearth of funding and research for infertility, Levine approached then Senator Hillary Clinton (D–N.Y.), who went to the CDC. As a result, in 2008 the agency issued a white paper that outlined the very need that Levine and other advocates want fulfilled: more money for more research. There is little knowledge of the link between infertility and chronic diseases, the document notes, and no information on how much infertility could be reduced by promoting better nutrition, exercise and smoking cessation. Of 84,000 chemicals in the workplace, information on reproductive toxicity is available for only a few thousand. No agency tracks the success of treatments that do not involve assisted reproductive technology or measures the health risks of treatment for mothers and children. And the infertility research that has been done emphasizes women, leaving the causes of men's infertility largely a mystery.
The CDC report paved the way for the federal government to develop a National Action Plan for infertility, says Maurizio Macaluso, M.D., chief of the women's health and fertility branch of the division of reproductive health at the CDC. He hopes this project will create newfound awareness that will "reduce the concern that [infertility] is a punishment or fate—or that it cannot be altered." Post your comments to the CDC (on the next page) and help craft its plan.
After learning firsthand that the average cost of one round of IVF is $12,400, Levine lobbied her congressman, Anthony Weiner (D–N.Y.), who reintroduced the Family Building Act, a bill that calls for federally mandated insurance coverage for infertility. (Currently, only 15 states have some form of mandate; the bill is awaiting a vote in committee.) Senator Kirsten Gillibrand (D–N.Y.) has introduced the Family Building Act to the Senate. "One person's passion matters," she says about Levine.
Recently divorced, Levine no longer expects to become a parent, a revelation that pains her every moment of the day. Still, she says, "if this cause was important enough for me to fight for while I was trying to have a baby, it has to be just as important when I failed—even more so."
As the day of Lisa's pregnancy test—also Jack's 43rd birthday—approaches, her anxiety skyrockets. She's been in email contact with her support group but no one else. When her book club met the day she returned to Washington, she concocted a story about digging out her stoop and sledding down her street during the epic snowstorm that, actually, she had missed. "Everyone was telling stories about how they survived, and I figured I had to join in," she says.
Jack's birthday arrives, and Lisa is able to give him the gift he wanted most. "We are so happy and relieved!" she writes in an email to SELF after receiving news of her positive pregnancy test. "I (almost) feel like a normal person for the first time in two years." Who else hears the happy news? Her acupuncturist and pregnant support group buddies. "IVF is a process, and it's easier to talk to people who have an intimate knowledge of it," she says.
As it turns out, Lisa and Jack are having twins. And finally, after 14 weeks, they tell their parents. Although they admitted they had seen doctors at Cornell, they never confessed how long they had been trying, how many procedures they had endured or how much this pregnancy ultimately cost. Then again, their parents didn't ask. "I think they were just happy that I was pregnant. They had been worried that we didn't want kids," Lisa says.
Even though she didn't share all the gritty details with her family, Lisa admits, "It's nice to talk about it. I didn't realize how depressed I was and worried about what someone would say. Truly, I didn't realize how pervasive the pain was until I didn't feel it anymore. It's like the world has gone from black and white to color."
Lisa became a paying member of Resolve when she and Jack started going to its local couples support group, and she plans to continue her membership. But now that she has what she wants, will she help fight for the cause? "Certainly, there is not enough research or understanding of infertility," Lisa says but adds that doing anything public might get her in trouble at her health-policy job. Working behind the scenes is one option, but she says, "I'm sure my volunteer efforts will be for schools or parks. Once I have twins, I'll have a lot less free time."
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The White House today said it strengthened the nonprofit program aimed at getting veterans and returning service members jobs in the hot wireless telecommunications arena.
"Warriors 4 Wireless," brings together government agencies and private companies such as Cisco, American Tower, Dynis, and PCIA to offer job training and placement services.
According to the White house Office of Technology the government launched a Warriors 4 Wireless pilot program in 2012 and it had an 86% job-placement rate for the more than 50 participating veterans. The action today takes the program nation-wide and bolsters the participating entities.
The Warriors 4 Wireless program is designed to help address the shortage of skilled jobs for returning veterans while satisfying the wireless industry's need for skilled tower-climbers to rapidly, efficiently, and safely deploy wireless equipment and facilities, the White House said.
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n Cisco said through support of the US IT Pipeline, Cisco will continue to work with Futures and other Warriors 4 Wireless partners to provide training and access to high-skilled job opportunities to servicemen and women. Additionally, Cisco will provide support to help enable wireless employers and veteran job applicants conduct virtual interviews from anywhere around the globe.
n Futures, Inc. is providing the "US IT Pipeline" online platform, originally developed for the IT Training and Certification Program launched last April, which will be the centralized hub for matching and connecting service members with civilian training, certifications, and employment opportunities as part of the Warriors 4 Wireless program.
n Dynis has trained and employed more than 50 servicemen and women through the Warriors 4 Wireless pilot program over the past year. Dynis will continue to support an expanded Warriors 4 Wireless program through equipment contributions and curriculum development and by providing training opportunities, training instructors, and funding.
n MasTec is providing training facilities and instructors to support Warriors 4 Wireless, and has committed to connect 1,500-plus expected MasTec job openings in the first half of 2014 to veterans and service members participating in the Warriors 4 Wireless program.
n American Tower Company is partnering with Warriors 4 Wireless to help launch careers in the wireless industry for returning service members. ATC will provide participants access to select assets in the ATC tower portfolio for training and certification and it is working to help connect program graduates with potential employment opportunities at ATC. Additionally, ATC is supporting the design and implementation of the Warriors 4 Wireless Training Program at Aiken Technical College in South Carolina.
n Pricewaterhouse Cooper, T-Mobile, Novation, PCIA, the Wireless Infrastructure Association, CTIA, the Wireless Association, and the Competitive Carriers Association will also provide additional support and financial assistance to the initiative.
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Ford released more photos of the 2007 Mondeo as it appears during filming of the next James Bond vehicle, "Casino Royale." It's not the first workaday sedan of Ford's to launch in a Bond flick; in 1976, a pre-production Taunus-Cortina appeared in "The Spy Who Loved Me." In the case of this 2007 Mondeo five-door, a pre-production workup that's been fitted with a sports bodykit and layered in a metallic blue dubbed "Tonic," moviegoers will see it in a sequence shot on location in the Carribean. According to a press release, new 007 Daniel Craig uses it, "to drive to a hotel after arriving in the Bahamas on the trail of a terrorist cell." Oh no, it's a rental? [Gallery 1] [Gallery 2]
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Could this be the artwork for a single by Prince's group 3rd Eye Girl?
If the photo tweeted on Prince's newly launched account looks familiar, that's because it's a shout out to Dave Chappelle's impersonation of Prince on "Chappelle's Show" in 2004.
The single is "Breakfast Can Wait" and the artwork features Chappelle-turned-Prince wearing his best purple ruffles, while holding a plate of pancakes. The image comes from a "Chappelle's Show" skit where Eddie Murphy and brother Charlie faceoff with Prince and his crew in a game of pickup basketball. The game was followed by a pancake breakfast.
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Here is a look at the 49ers roster, position-by-position, heading into training camp, with all players set to report Wednesday and the first full practice scheduled for Thursday (projected starters indicated with an asterisk):
Quarterbacks (5): *Colin Kaepernick, Blaine Gabbert, McLeod Bethel-Thompson, Josh Johnson, Kory Faulkner.
Kaepernick must take charge like never before in only his second camp as the starter. Gabbert has the inside track for the No. 2 role vacated by Colt McCoy. Johnson is battling for the No. 3 role as in 2012, when he lost to Scott Tolzien. Johnson thinks his mobility better suits a Kaepernick-oriented offense than the 2012, Alex Smith-version. Bethel-Thompson's practice-squad familiarity helps his case. Faulkner might make practice-squad.
Running backs (9): *Frank Gore, *Bruce Miller (FB), Kendall Hunter, LaMichael James, Carlos Hyde, Marcus Lattimore, Jewel Hampton, Will Tukuafu (FB), Trey Millard (FB).
This is Gore's 10th camp but his first with so many viable candidates to share the load. Lattimore's comeback attempt is of utmost interest, and aside from running, can he pass protect? Hunter remains the No. 2 back, though he's coming off a career-low 358 rushing yards and is in a contract year. Hyde could be a rookie gem with his deft hands and power legs. If that quartet proves strong, James finally might get traded.
Wide receivers (11): *Michael Crabtree, *Anquan Boldin, *Stevie Johnson, Brandon Lloyd, Kassim Osgood, Quinton Patton, Bruce Ellington, Jon Baldwin, Chuck Jacobs, Devon Wylie, David Reed.
Crabtree and Boldin get to enjoy their first camp together, and complementing them are proven veterans in Johnson and Lloyd. Ellington is expected to emerge as a deep threat. Patton's energetic presence has been a positive, as has Jacobs' on the scout team. Keeping six wideouts seems like the maximum (and we'll start three here for ideal purposes).
Tight ends (6): *Vernon Davis, Vance McDonald, Garrett Celek, Derek Carrier, Asante Cleveland, Kevin Greene.
Davis' offseason holdout underscored the 49ers' need of his play-making presence. McDonald had only eight receptions as a rookie — or as many as Davis had in an Oct. 13 win over the Cardinals. If Celek and Carrier return, they'll need to fend off undrafted rookies (as they once were): Cleveland and Greene.
Centers (3): *Daniel Kilgore, Marcus Martin, Dillon Farrell.
Kilgore has spent three seasons learning the scheme while awaiting his first career start. He seems to have a needed rapport with Kaepernick. But Martin's strength and athleticism make him an instant contender for a spot filled the past three seasons by Jonathan Goodwin (now on the Saints).
Guards (8): *Mike Iupati, *Alex Boone, Adam Snyder, Joe Looney, Ryan Seymour, Al Netter, Fou Fonoti, Brandon Thomas.
Boone's offseason boycott was understandable from a financial perspective (his $2 million base salary ranks 24th among NFL guards). Iupati ($2.97 million) could use a bounce-back season in his own contract drive. Looney looks ready to pounce after barely playing his first two years. Snyder is the veteran option, while Seymour is lurking for a job, too.
Tackles (4): *Joe Staley, *Anthony Davis, Jonathan Martin, Carter Bykowski.
Right tackle Anthony Davis hasn't practiced since April shoulder surgery, so his status bears watching. Staley is eternally locked up as Kaepernick's blindside protector. The job here is to find a swing tackle in reserve, at least other than Boone or Snyder. Martin looks to mesh after his controversial Dolphins exit, and if he falters, next up is Bykowski, a 2013 seventh-round pick.
Nose tackles (3): *Glenn Dorsey, Ian Williams, Mike Purcell.
Dorsey delivered once Williams sustained a broken ankle in Week 2, an injury that remains untested in practice. Dorsey, the 49ers' reigning Blue Collar Player of the Year, is poised for another payday as he finishes out his contract this season.
Defensive tackles (8): *Justin Smith, *Ray McDonald, Demarcus Dobbs, Tony Jerod-Eddie, Tank Carradine, Quinton Dial, Lawrence Okoye, Kaleb Ramsey.
Carradine's year-in-the-making arrival should bode well in relief of Smith and McDonald, who both played hurt last season. It'll be interesting to see who else settles into backup roles. Okoye, the former British discus thrower, must show he's improved his technique to earn more than practice-squad consideration. Ramsey started camp on the physically-unable-to-perform list.
Inside linebackers (7): *Patrick Willis, *NaVorro Bowman (injured), Michael Wilhoite, Nick Moody, Blake Costanzo, Chris Borland, Shayne Skov.
Wilhoite is first in line to step in for Bowman (knee rehabilitation), but Moody's athleticism makes him an exciting contender. Borland had an encouraging spring, and he'll be pushed by Stanford-product Skov.
Outside linebackers (6): *Ahmad Brooks, *Aldon Smith, Dan Skuta, Corey Lemonier, Chase Thomas, Aaron Lynch.
This top-tier unit has enough depth to compensate for whatever suspension Smith might draw from the NFL. Skuta and Lemonier split time in place of Smith last season, but Lemonier might be ready for an expanded role. Lynch (hamstring) is on PUP.
Cornerbacks (8): *Tramaine Brock, *Chris Cook, Chris Culliver, Perrish Cox, Darryl Morris, Dontae Johnson, Kenneth Acker, Keith Reaser.
This unit's extreme makeover sees Brock enter his first camp as a bona fide starter while Cook spent the offseason program as the right-side starter. Culliver could leap Cook, however, if all goes well in Culliver's return from last training camp's ACL tear. While Cox has been a trusted agent at nickel back and Morris' speed is enticing, that role ultimately could go to safety Jimmie Ward.
Safeties (8): *Eric Reid, *Antoine Bethea, Craig Dahl, C.J. Spillman, Jimmie Ward, Bubba Ventrone, D.J. Campbell, James McCray.
Bethea replaces Donte Whitner (Browns) to partner with Reid, a rookie Pro Bowler. Ward, this year's first-round draft pick, gets his first chance to practice since March foot surgery, and his main task will be to cover slot receivers. Spillman, Dahl and Ventrone are special-teams mainstays. McCray is an under-the-radar prospect.
Long snappers (1): * Kevin McDermott.
McDermott has looked solid since last summer's training camp when he unseated longtime snapper Brian Jennings.
Punters (2): *Andy Lee, Colton Schmidt.
See 2013 comment: Lee's leg won't get overworked this camp thanks to the recent addition of Schmidt, a UC Davis product.
Kickers (1): *Phil Dawson.
The 16th-year veteran re-signed after a terrific debut last season with the 49ers, including walk-off field goals in back-to-back weeks at Arizona and the playoff opener at Green Bay. He was 7 for 7 in the playoffs.


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App Review: Guns"n"Glory by handy-games
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Filed under Daily App Reviews, Games, iPad Apps, iPhone Apps
Guns"n"Glory is a wild west based tower defence game. You are a wild west looter that hires various types of shooters. You have indians that shoot fire arrows, mexicans with sticks of dynamite, cannons, mini-gun trains and much more. The game just keeps offering different types of looters with over 10 types that each of can be upgraded 3 times. On each level you start off with one shooter and as you gain points you can hire others. The shooters being the weakest and the mini-gun being the strongest so far.
The object of the game is to stop the pioneers from getting through the canyon on across the game. You are allowed to let 50 escape, but that can be reached within seconds. Further on in the game you will unlock chests, each one of them contain something such as, money,special power ups, speed increase and damage increase. There is several of these per level, but use them wisely because they only last for a few minutes, but each of them are a need!
The game is very well put together. The graphics are really bright,full of color, and detail. The music and sound effects could not get any better! Some tower defence games tend to freeze and glitch up when you have a large amount of effects such as explosions and lots of sound effects, but this game treats them as if they are no problem. Very well put together.
This is a new game to the app market and I am expecting it to rise into the tops charts. The only thing holding it back is the price of 2.99. To me that is a little high for a game like this maybe more of 1.99 range, although the sound effects and graphics to make up for it. They do have a free version of the game. It is also available for the ipad.
My rating: 8/10
What I like: The sound effects and graphics are the best part!
What I don't like: The price is a little high for just coming out!


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Rosamund Pike has admitted that she had never seen a James Bond film before she was cast in Die Another Day.
The actress, 35, played Bond girl Miranda Frost at the age of 21 following her very first film audition.
But she told W magazine: "Before I was cast as a Bond girl, I had never actually seen a James Bond movie."
She said that for the Bond audition she turned up, after returning from backpacking in China, "wearing something very thick and woolly" and noticed the other actresses looked very "sleek".
When impressed producers asked Rosamund to return with a dress, she turned up with a costume featuring silk roses down the front, a large skirt, and even a train.
"My idea of a dress was an operatic concert gown," Rosamund told the mag. "I quite proudly took the dress out at the second audition, and they all tried very hard not to laugh. They politely told me that in James Bond films, the women tended to look sort of slinky."
The Pride And Prejudice and Gone Girl actress, who starred alongside Pierce Brosnan, Halle Berry and Dame Judi Dench in the film, said that starring in the Bond movie made her see herself for the first time as an object.
"I was 21, and I was made to look far more sophisticated than I felt. Instantly, I had to come to terms with myself as a woman and also as an object," she told W.
"I was looking at myself from the outside for the first time. That awareness, for any girl, is both horrible and fascinating."
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Jeremiah Brewster did not live in Smithland very long. He never appeared on a tax list or census record; he did not buy or sell land; he left no marriage record, but an account of his death does survive.
A tombstone in Smithland Cemetery attests to Brewster's life and death in Smithland.
to the Memory
Jeremiah Brewster
formerly of Strafford
N.H. born March 6th
Died Decr. 30th
Safe in the bosom of thy
God beloved Brother
art thou gone now
with thou then [illegible]
Jeremiah L. Brewster is mentioned in a news item in the 14 January 1843 issue of the Alexandria Gazette , reprinted from the Louisville, Kentucky Journal and accessed through GenealogyBank. Under the headline of Smithland Tragedy, it is stated that in the process of attaching the steamboat Princeton, the local sheriff went on board and cut the wheel-rope to render the boat unmanageable. An exchange of words and fists took place between the sheriff and captain, with the sheriff attempting to strike the captain's throat with a Bowie knife. Being unsuccessful, the deputy handed the sheriff a pistol, which was fired at the captain, wounding him in the arm. The captain got his rifle, aimed at the sheriff, but, by mistake shot the Smithland ferryman, Jeremiah L. Brewster, who then died.
On the 17th of January 1843, Daniel Brewster of Stafford County, New Hampshire appointed a son, Ira A. Brewster of Salem, Massachusetts, tanner, his attorney to settle the estate of his son, Jeremiah Brewster. The document, which appears in Livingston County Deed Book GG, page 482-483, states the following: "Whereas my son Jeremiah L. Brewster late of Smithland ... has recently deceased leaving estate and property in sd. state ... and whereas I am the father and sole heir at law ... but being advanced in years and unable personally to go to ... Kentucky ..." This tells us that Jeremiah left no widow or issue as well as the name of his father and brother.
Wesley B. King was appointed administrator of Jeremiah's estate on 6 February 1843, according to County Court Order Book I, pages 417-418, with Wm. Smedley and Jesse Pell as his sureties on the administrator's bond. When D.A. Given, John E. Wilson and George Hagey appraised Brewster's estate, the only assets were his interest in Smedley, Brewster and Company and the amount of an open account against Jesse Pell.
Wesley B. King died before completing the administration of Jeremiah Brewster's estate and William Gordon was appointed the new administrator. The estate would not be settled, though, until 1852, ten years after Jeremiah's death.
Wesley B. King died before completing the administration of Jeremiah Brewster's estate and William Gordon was appointed the new administrator. The estate would not be settled, though, until 1852, ten years after Jeremiah's death.
My hunch is that Jeremiah L. Brewster was in Smithland less than a year, but even in that brief time, there is enough information to tell us he was there and how he died. A sad ending to a short life.


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The 2008 Phillies team was special, you can't buy that kind of success
We were all sad and kind of tired today, a bleary eyed bunch of fans that stayed up the whole game last night to see their team lose by a score of 1-0 to the Wild Card team that got into the playoffs by making a historic run just as the Phillies had done in 2007 by storming back to take the NL East from the Mets and winning it on the last day of the season.
Yes, fans were still mad today, just like the players on the Phillies who thought they were going to the World Series. Of course everyone on that team wanted that, not just the 4 Aces and other players who are in the $10M plus range per year and more. For the replacement players on the team, they deserved a little bit better than to sit on the bench and watch what was going on in this series. Some regular players were playing so badly, they should have been pulled but they weren't.
I remember how a lot of people felt about 3rd baseman, Pedro Feliz, who batted .174 in the 2009 World Series. Pedro got only 2 hits in 23 AB's with 2 RBI's in the Series. He was run out of town on a rail, let us not forget he was also on the 2008 World Series winners team when he batted .333 in the World Series in '08. Flash back to last night, and Placido Polanco in this series, he had 2 hits in 19 AB's with 0 RBI. Oh yes in 2010, Polly was 1-9 with a BA of .111 with 0 RBI's in that NLDS.
Ryan Howard spun his wheels on the last AB of the year last night, he may have torn an ACL in the process. The tests are being analyzed, but let's look at what he did in this series. Howard had 2 hits in 19 AB's for a paltry .105 BA. He's one of the highest paid players in the game. That is just inexcusable. Is he on the decline? In a word, yes. I hope he gets better as the Phillies are to be paying him for many more years at $20M plus per season.
The team will be back in 2012, they'll be talked about and compared to and prognosticated about. The Phillies will be back, and the fans will be there. It's only one day after and still baseball goes on. It's proved this year, that you can't buy success in the postseason, and that's a good thing. Baseball somehow transcends money sometimes, it's about heart, hustle, and making things happen.
Like that special Phillies team that did it in 2008, they weren't the same team on the diamond last night as back in '08, but they'll be back again in 2012 with yet another team and a different combination, will this be the team that wins the World Series or gets closer to that goal?


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As the Chicago Fire first team departed from O'Hare Airport on Sunday afternoon, the number in the traveling party was in excess of the norm. Despite leaving a few players behind to rehab injuries, trimming a few trialists and waiving a couple others from the preseason roster, the Chicago Fire Soccer Club was in no uncertain terms, traveling heavy.
In a significant nod towards the club's devotion to player development, the Fire's U18 Academy team accompanied their first team brethren to Guadalajara for preseason training this week. In addition to providing a valuable learning experience for a talented group of young players, the occurrence is noteworthy because of its precedence -- the first time a full Academy team has joined its MLS big brother in preseason. Not to be outdone, the U16 Academy players will join the Fire on the third leg of their preseason tour when they travel to Jackson, Miss., next month.
"This is invaluable for our Academy players," said Director of Player Development John Dorn. "The trip is a great opportunity for our kids and says a lot about where we're headed with player development under our ownership and technical staff."
While training alongside the first team is thrilling enough, the U18's will experience full club integration while in Mexico: traveling and eating meals together, with some of the youngsters taking part in first team training sessions.
One of the Academy players joining the first team is Brian Ciesiulka, the first player signed to the Fire Academy back in 2007. Having already committed to Marquette University, the Neuqua Valley High School senior was named Illinois Gatorade Player of the Year last week and is looking to make the most of the adventure in Mexico, while keeping a level-head.
"From the time we were told we would be going to now, all the guys have been excited," said the Academy midfielder. "Being around the first team, seeing what they do on the field or the way they carry themselves outside of training, it helps to gets our minds set in the right place. Overall the entire team is enjoying the experience and we're trying to take away as much as we can to help us in our Academy season."
Planting the seeds of devotion to player development in 2001 with the affiliated Chicago Fire Reserves of the USL's Premier Development League, the club has steadily built the pyramid over the years. Following the club's acquisition by current owner Andrew Hauptman, the Fire hired Chicago soccer legend Frank Klopas as its first Technical Director and rededicated the club's mission towards player development that continues under the tutelage of new head coach Carlos de los Cobos.
As it stands now, the Chicago Fire Soccer Club has a fully integrated player pyramid from recreational and youth players all the way up to the first team MLS side. The result of the Fire's player development initiative has seen countless players developed for the collegiate and professional ranks, with the Fire PDL side holding an overall league-wide record for number of players selected in the MLS SuperDraft with 45.
With part of the goal in the partnership between Major League Soccer and the U.S. Soccer Development Academy to produce homegrown players for local MLS sides, Frank Klopas sees potential for some of the players to sign directly with the club's first team.
"The ability to be able to retain players that you've developed is a great incentive for all MLS clubs," said Klopas. "In the past we've seen players come through part of our development system and go on to help other sides.
With the setup in place now, it gives players a chance to join the Fire family at a young age, play good competition and bring players through to eventually play for us in MLS, which is a very positive step in the growth of American soccer."
When the U18's time with the first team ends next Monday, the U16's will have their turn with the first team, meeting up with the side in Jackson, MS on March 9. Three days later they'll travel as a club to New Orleans for two more days of training, and immersion among professional players and coaches.
"Our hope is that the players as well as the Academy coaches can take a lot away from this experience, learning from players like Brian McBride and Wilman Conde and a coach as decorated as Carlos," said Klopas. "The Academy has done a great job so far and we're excited to see where it goes in the next few years."


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94L likely to become Beryl and Hit North Florida or Georgia
Once again we are watching off the SE U.S. coastline for subtropical or tropical development, this time from invest 94L which came out of the Caribbean, didn't develop there, but now has a good chance of becoming tropical storm Beryl sometime tomorrow. I haven't been able to post here on this yet, but if you follow my facebook page, earlier this week we discussed briefly the setup that could lead to this, as improbable as it is to have two storms like this develop in May. Once again we have an upper trough over the SE U.S. that is moving out over the water and will eventually stack up vertically with the surface low, lowering the wind shear and allowing warm-core transition. The models are in good agreement on at least some development occurring, with the exception of the GFS which may have initialization issues. As a deep trough digs into the western U.S., the same trough that is dragging Hurricane Bud towards Mexico, the deep-layer ridge currently over the southern Mississippi Valley will propagate northeastward and block 94L from escaping out to sea. The SW to NE orientation of this ridge will force 94L to turn back towards the southwest and likely make landfall in northern Florida or Georgia, a rare place to get a tropical cyclone landfall, but this is a setup that can make it happen.
This storm is different than Alberto in that it is of more true tropical origin, and it is much larger. For this reason, the models are picking up on it better than they did with Alberto. There is a large moisture shield associated with the system which 94L will be able to tap into for the next couple of days, and low-level moisture over the southeast U.S. is at a higher level than it was when Alberto formed. Subsidence from the big ridge in the south has made the mid-levels quite dry, and dry air entrainment will likely be a limiting factor in 94L's development, but I think not as limiting as it was with Alberto. 94L will be moving over 27C waters in the Gulf Stream before making it to the coast, which should allow it to strengthen into a moderate tropical storm of around 60mph, the same peak as Alberto, but in reality a stronger storm because of its size and larger pool of moisture. SSTs do drop off a bit in the shallow coastal waters, and this combined with dry air entrainment may cause 94L to weaken just before landfall. A wildcard to consider is that landfall will be occurring in that very curved portion of the SE U.S. coastline, and such curvature can enhance convergence into the core of a tropical cyclone and help spin it up as it nears the coast.
Overall, 94L has a high chance of becoming tropical storm Beryl likely sometime tomorrow, and will be making landfall on the U.S. coast, likely somewhere between Daytona Beach and Savanna, GA. The landfall location will be pinned down better once the system has developed and starts moving towards the coast. This will be a decent rain event for Florida all the way up through the Carolinas, as the system will be turning northeast eventually as the blocking ridge moves out of the way. We may even have to watch for some redevelopment if the center gets back out over the water off of the Carolinas before moving ENE out to sea. In general this system should bring mostly good things to the SE U.S. in the form of drought relief, but tropical storm conditions will affect those near the landfall location.
After 94L, the Atlantic should be quiet for at least the next couple of weeks, as the pressure pattern over North America is becoming unfavorable to support low-level convergence in the early-season tropical breeding grounds, and we should see a lull in activity until the 2nd half of June. I will talk more about that later.
We shall see what happens!
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ATLANTA -- Jimmy Rollins said in February he couldn't care less where he hit in the Phillies' lineup.
Leadoff, second, third, fifth -- he just wants to win.
But Phillies manager Charlie Manuel kept his lineup a closely guarded secret anyway until Monday afternoon, when he officially made center fielder Ben Revere his leadoff hitter, with Rollins batting second against Braves right-hander Tim Hudson at Turner Field. He also chose John Mayberry Jr. to start in right field over Laynce Nix.
The Revere-Rollins order makes sense, if for no other reason than it does not line up three left-handed hitters in a row with Revere, Chase Utley and Ryan Howard.
"I decided that I would try it awhile," Manuel said. "I've got more options in my lineup than I had at this time last year. We've got more speed in our lineup. We've got a few more patient hitters and guys that work the count."
Manuel would not say how long he would try Revere in the top spot.
"We'll see how long I give it," he said. "I come to the ballpark to win. I don't have to put a time on it or nothing. I can't tell you if it's going to be five days, 10 days, two days -- we'll see. I just felt like that's what I wanted to see. That's how I wanted to put it together. I look at Jimmy against righties, he hooks the hole good. If Ben gets on, Jimmy is definitely capable of hitting balls to the right side of the diamond, getting him over, things like that. Ben's more of a spray hitter. He hits more to the left side of the diamond than Jimmy. There's a lot of things that go into play there."
Said Rollins: "It's not the first time I've hit second."
But it has been a while. Rollins last hit second May 29, 2004, when he hit between Doug Glanville and Bobby Abreu.
Revere called the top spot an honor, but he knows he will need to produce to stay there.
"Hopefully, I can get some pitches I can swing at," he said. "I got big guys right behind me, I just need to get on base. By base hit, by walk, by error -- just however I can get on. With those big guys behind me, they hit those balls in the gap and I can easily score. Pretty sure I can score 100 runs. My job is to just get on base, steal bases, stuff like that."
Manuel also chose Mayberry over Nix. Mayberry has hit an undistinguished .229 with a .626 on-base-plus-slugging percentage against right-handers in his career, but .308 (4-for-13) with two home runs, five RBIs, four walks and two strikeouts in his career against Hudson. Nix, who has hit .253 with a .744 OPS in his career against right-handers, has hit .308 (8-for-26) with one double, one home run, four RBIs, one walk and eight strikeouts against Hudson.
"I'm basically playing Mayberry because I remember him playing against Hudson and how he's done," Manuel said.


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As the title states, I am a new programming student having issues with the concept of abstract classes and interfaces. My current instructor is definitely not qualified to teach Java so I find myself in a bit of a pinch.
Our class assignment involves creating an interface, abstract class, and concrete class to build a registry (array of sorts) to store students' names (string) and majors (string). Sounds simple on its face, but the assignment was to use three classes that were already provided for us, and "fill in the blanks" with the remaining necessary classes. The classes given to us are a Generic Registry abstract class, which is supposed to implement a Registry interface (that we are supposed to create), a test class for compiling the program, and a Student class, which creates a Comparable Student object to be used in the Student Registry class (extends the abstract Generic Registry class), which is to include a print() method. I apologize for the wall of text, hopefully the code below will clarify what I'm struggling with:
public abstract class GenericRegistry implements Registry { protected Comparable[] members; protected int count; public void addMember(Comparable object) { members[count++] = object; } // Selection sort public void sort() { for (int i = 0; i < count - 1; i++) { int min = i; for (int j = i + 1; j < count; j++) { if (members[min].compareTo(members[j]) > 0) { min = j; } } Comparable object = members[i]; members[i] = members[min]; members[min] = object; } } }
Note: the storage in this class is an array of Comparable objects. Thus, any objects to be stored in the array should be a type of Comparable.
public class Student implements Comparable { private String name; private String major; public Student(String name, String major) { this.name = name; this.major = major; } public String getName() { return name; } public String getMajor() { return major; } public int compareTo(Object student) { return name.compareTo(((Student) student).name); } public String toString() { return "Name: " + name + " major " + major; } }
Note: this class implements the Comparable interface. Thus, it can be stored in the array called members in the GenericRegistry. An interface is also a type. When a class implements an interface, the class will have two types. In this case, the class Student is both a type of Student and a type of Comparable.
public class Lab3 { public static void main(String[] s) { StudentRegistry sr = new StudentRegistry(10); sr.addMember(new Student("Close", "English")); sr.addMember(new Student("Snow", "Physics")); sr.addMember(new Student("Lal", "Physics")); sr.addMember(new Student("Chow", "English")); sr.print(); sr.sort(); sr.print(); } }
Note: we allocate 10 cells for the array members. This is the largest number of Student objects that can be stored in the array. When you write the print() method for the class StudentRegistry, you should use the instance variable count in the class GenericRegistry to decide the actual number of items in the array members.
...Now, here is my code for the assigned classes, which is eliciting an "Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NullPointerException" error:
^ This is my concrete StudentRegistry class.public class StudentRegistry extends GenericRegistry{ private int size; public StudentRegistry(int size){ this.size = size; } public void print(){ System.out.println("The registry contains" + count + "members."); } }
Thanks a MILLION to anyone who can even remotely get headed in the right direction!


text: This week, Aaron talks with original member of the Upright Citizen's Brigade Matt Besser. They talk about improv, sketch, Matt's upcoming visit to Philly to give a lecture at Philly Improv Theater – and Matt's projects including his podcast, Improv 4 Humans and his upcoming movie Freak Dance. Listen below or subscribe on iTunes.


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There hasn't been a revolution, there wasn't a post World Cup exodus and yet the All Blacks have a decidedly different look about them these days.
New faces have arrived, bedded in quickly and become part of the furniture without there being any great fuss.
We haven't really noticed but the side has changed, maybe not significantly but certainly to some extent since the World Cup. The final two weeks of this tour will provide further clarification of the pecking order, more insight into what the selectors consider their best side.
Since 2010, the All Blacks have pursued a largely consistent selection policy which has not only enabled them to win a staggering 34 of their last 38 tests, but has also provided the perfect means to chart the evolution of the playing personnel - a document of sorts to see who has remained a fixture in the starting team and who has faded away.
A few first-choice players disappeared in 2010: Neemia Tialata, Tom Donnelly and Joe Rokocoko most notably. In 2011 Mils Muliaina and Jimmy Cowan were the only two who started the season in pole position and lost their places and this year the All Blacks have been without Brad Thorn and Jerome Kaino, who have both gone offshore, and Richard Kahui, who is injured.
The upshot is that, as 2012 comes to a close, it becomes apparent that change is constant for the All Blacks even through times of stability and prosperity. They owe their consistent No 1 status to many factors, not the least of which is the evolution of personnel. Change is the inevitable consequence of a world-class production line of talent that keeps developing players who can't be resisted.
There is no comfort zone in All Black rugby and four, maybe five places are still up for grabs in the final two weeks. Aaron Smith, so good all year, has to deliver an accurate, direct and forceful performance against Italy because Piri Weepu was sharp and creative against Scotland.
Brodie Retallick has to match the work-rate of Luke Romano and dominate the lineout, Liam Messam knows Victor Vito is coming to grips with the physical side of test football and that he'll have to confront and dominate a staunch Italian pack and Julian Savea and Hosea Gear are in a head-to-head battle to win the the left wing berth.
"There has been some consistency of selection and I think that has been good and in all probability that is probably what will happen [against Wales]," All Blacks coach Steve Hansen said. "But what we are saying is that we are not going to be frightened to make changes if we think someone is in better form."
That's the All Black way. Nothing ever stands still, no position is taken for granted and slowly teams evolve, and 2012 is no exception.


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It's the work of German designer Silke Hilsing, who put sensors in between layers of foam, so when someone touches the foam it turns an overhead projector on, which beams colored lights down. The harder someone presses down on the foam, the more colors and light they can see.
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