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Vanessa DeYoung: artist, wife, mom, and teacher
By Nancy R. Elliott
The Herald Bulletin | Saturday, August 10, 2013 7:42 pm
Anderson artist, mom and teacher, Vanessa DeYoung, mixes art with academics.
ANDERSON – Vanessa DeYoung wears her love of art and all things creative on her sleeve.
"I've always loved making art," said DeYoung. Painting, mixed media and pastels get her going. Her excitement for art drives her to share it. DeYoung, 32, is in her seventh year sparking young minds at Anderson Elementary School.
"There's nothing as pure and beautiful and creative as watching a child create. I just love it," said DeYoung. She also noted that, for some kids, art offers a way to shine. "It gives certain kids something to be proud of."
DeYoung's philosophy is that academics and art go together.
"In my class, I use a lot of literature, a lot of books," said DeYoung. "I'll read them a story. We'll study the author and illustrator."
She ties artwork to the artist's time and place. "I really think that if you give children access to history and how it connects back to their own culture, it's interesting to them," she said. "They really do get excited about it."
While DeYoung did not set out to be an elementary school teacher, the path found her. DeYoung holds a bachelor of arts in art education from Anderson University.
"I got hired at Anderson Community Schools right out of college. I took the job and I just fell in love," said DeYoung.
DeYoung spent part of her early youth in Anderson, and attended Park Place Elementary for awhile. Her dad's work as a pastor also took them to live in places like California, Florida and Colorado.
DeYoung married her husband, Mark, four years ago. He's just finished his masters in theology, and is applying to doctorate programs. They are now parents to 2-year old Zion.
The artist and her husband love to travel, and they've checked out a few pretty interesting spots already. India, Vietnam, Thailand and Mexico have been on their itineraries.
"I would love to take my son to Africa when he's older," said the artist. Also on DeYoung's agenda is making more art and exhibiting more in galleries.
In addition to teaching at Anderson, DeYoung offers private art lessons all year, and has begun collaborating with Park Place Arts with her recent Self Portrait class there.
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FAQ Search Memberlist Usergroups Register Profile Log in to check your private messages Log in How the CIA helped Japan's Yakuza, LDP, and nuclear power Korean Job Discussion Forums Forum Index -> Current Events Forum View previous topic :: View next topic Author Message NohopeSeriouslyJoined: 17 Jan 2011Location: The Christian Right-Wing Educational Republic of Korea Posted: Sun Dec 30, 2012 7:54 am Post subject: How the CIA helped Japan's Yakuza, LDP, and nuclear power Quote: How The CIA Helped The Yakuza & The LDP Get Power & Promote Nuclear Power I just finished re-reading Tim Weiner�s magnum opus, Legacy of Ashes: The History of the CIA ,which is perhaps the best book ever written on the Central Intelligence Agency, and its general history of dismal failures. On the eve of the LDP�s retaking of power, December 16th 2012, I thought it might be interesting to take a look back at the LDP and how they came into being in the first place. It�s like a story out of a John Le Carre novel, but as is often the case, truth is stranger than fiction�and more interesting. Operations in Japan turned out to be one of the Agency�s rare success stories. Not only did the CIA put their party of choice in power, according the book 原発 正力 CIA-機密文書で読む昭和裏面史 (What Secret Documents Tell Us About The Hidden Showa-Era History of Ties Between the Nuclear Industry, Matustaro Shoriki�the former president of the Yomiuri Shimbun and founder of Nippon Television) published by Shinchosha, but using the Japanese media, they were able to convince Japan to invest in nuclear energy. Of course, US firms reaped the profits. But that�s another very long story. Legacy of Ashes is a phenomenal book, especially in how it documents the CIA�s many, many failures�but operations in Japan were something else. Chapter 12: �We Ran It In A Different Way� is a must for anyone interested in the shadow history of Japan. It details how in post-war Japan, the CIA, using large amounts of cash, reinstated former war criminal Kodama Yoshio and hand-picked one of Japan�s Prime Ministers�in order to supress communist/socialist movements. Kodama had extensive yakuza ties and huge amounts of capital made in the black markets in China. ($175 million estimated). The Tokyo CIA station reported on September 10th, 1953, �(Kodama) is a professional liar, gangster, charlatan, and outright thief�.and has no interest in anything but the profits.� It still didn�t keep the CIA from doing business with him up to that time and behind the scenes later. The chapter also notes how the CIA was able to ensure that Nobusuke Kishi became Japan�s prime minister and the chief of its ruling party, in order to ensure that Japan didn�t go red. The president himself seemed to have authorized huge cash payments to Kishi and his other lackeys within the LDP. Kishi�s links to the Yamaguchi-gumi and other organized crime groups are well-known. His former private secretary was instrumental in organizing the deal between former Yamaguchi-gumi Goto-gumi boss, Goto Tadamasa, and the FBI; it was a deal in which Goto shared intelligence on organized crime groups within Japan and information on North Korea in exchange for a visa to the the United States. He received a liver transplant at UCLA, a transaction which the FBI did not set up or was involved in. Some of this is discussed in Tokyo Vice. According to the excellent book, The Japanese Mafia by Peter Hill, and other sources, Kishi also once put up the bail money for a Yamaguchi-gumi boss accused of a felony. Goto Tadamasa, the ex-yakuza boss (currently a Buddhist priest doing charitable work) in his memoirs Habkarinagra (Pardon me but�) also discusses his close ties to ex-Prime Minister Kishi. Robert Whiting in the seminal Tokyo Underworld also covers US political connections to organized crime in Japan in great depth and quite entertainingly. Whiting-san worked for the National Security Agency at one point in his life and what he says has great credibility as far as I�m concerned. (I�m not outing Robert by writing that he once worked for the NSA; it was mentioned in a Japan Times article several years ago and proved to be correct.) David Kaplan�s groundbreaking Yakuza:Japan�s Criminal Underworld was probably the first book to really examine the shadowy ties between the yakuza, the LDP and the US after the occupation. What makes Tim Weiner�s small chapter so impressive are the extensive notes, documents obtained from the CIA, and that he apparently conducted interviews on the CIA side as well. Impressive work. Kodama, the right-wing industrialist mentioned above, is notorious for his gangster connections but perhaps what best illustrates the point is that in the early sixties, Kodoma, Taoka Kazuo (田岡 一雄氏), the third generation leader of the Yamaguchi-gumi, and Machii Hisayuki (町井 久之) head of the once powerful Japanese-Korean mafia, Toseikai(東声会) all served as board members of the Japan Professional Wrestling Association at the same time. They were all good buddies. As noted in Legacy Of Ashes, and in other sources, the Liberal Democratic Party was founded with a mixture of criminal proceeds, yakuza money, and US funds. The days when the US were able to exert control over Japanese politics are long gone but the yakuza have managed to maintain their own ties and connections to politicians across the board. For the Japanese government, they are still a useful entity, at times, and before the APEC summit, calls were sent out to all the major yakuza leaders urging them not to get into any gang wars and to keep an eye on anti-American lefties. After APEC ends, the aftermath of someone lobbing a hand-grenade into the headquarters of the Yamaguchi-gumi Yamaken-gumi headquarters will probably result in a bloody gang war. But for the time being, the yakuza are keeping the peace. Full Disclosure Memo: In the worst of the Japanese press and blogosphere, I�ve been accused of being an agent of the CIA several times. Or the Mossad. Take your pick. This is untrue. I�m not a Mormon, have been very promiscious, and I am not totally inept, all things which disqualify me off the bat. However, in 2006-2007, as part of a US State Department sponsored study on human trafficking in Japan, I worked with a company which has many retired CIA/NSA employees and has been accused of being a front company for the CIA. I don�t know if they are or aren�t a front company and I don�t really care. The study and the Human Trafficking report that came out of it had a positive impact on Japan�s attitude towards dealing with human trafficking isssues and that�s really all that matters. If you�re interested in the outsourcing of intelligence, pick up a copy of Spies For Hire: The Secret World Of Intelligence Outsourcing *by Tim Shorrock. The CIA contractor card on the cover has a partial picture of a Jewish looking fellow but I don�t think that�s me. Not unless someone issued me a nifty little card and didn�t tell me about it. It�s an incredibly well-written book which is now back in print. (Thanks to Mr. Shorrock for letting us know.) * I was contacted by a yakuza fan magazine journalist roughly two months ago who asserted that it was me on the cover of Spies For Hire and tried to shake me down for cash, obliquely. So by writing this post, I�m also saying �f*ck you very much.� Personally, what�s the most insulting thing about being accused of being a former CIA agent, and no offense to anyone working for the agency intended, but they have such a dismal success rate that it�s kind of like being accused of working for post-Bush FEMA. It wounds my pride. Most people who are in �the intelligence community� would argue that actually the Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) has the best actionable intelligence of any agency. Anyway, if you�re a serious Japanologist, Legacy of Ashes is worth having on yourself for that chapter alone. (This is a revision of an article originally posted on November 14th, 2010). http://www.japansubculture.com/how-the-cia-helped-put-the-yakuza-and-the-ldp-in-power/ Back to top NohopeSeriouslyJoined: 17 Jan 2011Location: The Christian Right-Wing Educational Republic of Korea Posted: Sun Dec 30, 2012 7:56 am Post subject: I'm kinda surprised. I didn't know that the American government funded Japanese criminal organizations. Back to top rolloJoined: 10 May 2006Location: China Posted: Sun Dec 30, 2012 5:04 pm Post subject: Of course they do. All governments will if it is useful. The Bulgarian underworld cooperated with Russian intelligence. The U.S. used mafia connections to help in the invasion of Sicily in WWII. I would doubt that many CIA victories would be common knowledge. But I am always careful when reading this kind of account because they usually ignore the local actors and only look at the behavior of WEstern powers seeing the end result as totally caused by the West. But this book does sound interesting. I have put it on my list of books to read this year. Back to top visitorqJoined: 11 Jan 2008 Posted: Sun Dec 30, 2012 7:10 pm Post subject: The CIA is one the main drug traffickers in the world. That they worked with someone like Yoshio Kodama is no surprise at all; it's par for the course. These sorts of relationships have been going on for a very long time (just look at the CIA involvement in the heroine trade in Afghanistan). Back to top Mix1Joined: 08 May 2007 Posted: Sun Dec 30, 2012 11:21 pm Post subject: rollo wrote: But I am always careful when reading this kind of account because they usually ignore the local actors and only look at the behavior of WEstern powers seeing the end result as totally caused by the West. +1 And if WEstern powers stay out and do nothing, they are accused of not doing enough. Meanwhile other countries get their hands plenty dirty too, but in that case it's labelled survival. (Not excusing behavior by the CIA, just making a point) Back to top some waygug-inJoined: 25 Jan 2003 Posted: Mon Dec 31, 2012 8:27 am Post subject: The CIA isn't really American. It's ultra-national, global and it controls things (or tries to) all over the world. I read somewhere that the top directors of the CIA are "jesuits" directly answerable to the vatican. I have no way to confirm or refute this, just something I read once. The idea that the CIA is controlled by the US gov't is laughable, it has been kind of the other way around. Back to top Ya-ta BoyJoined: 16 Jan 2003Location: Established in 1994 Posted: Mon Dec 31, 2012 8:59 am Post subject: Quote: the CIA are "jesuits" directly answerable to the vatican. I have no way to confirm or refute this, just something I read once. So the pope is behind it all. I should have suspected as much. The Italians are as guilty as the Jews. One way or the other... Then there are those lizards living under the desert sands of New Mexico. Back to top some waygug-inJoined: 25 Jan 2003 Posted: Mon Dec 31, 2012 10:14 am Post subject: No, the pope is a puppet in the hidden power struggles, similar to the US presidents. Back to top northwayJoined: 05 Jul 2010 Posted: Mon Dec 31, 2012 10:34 am Post subject: visitorq wrote: The CIA is one the main drug traffickers in the world. That they worked with someone like Yoshio Kodama is no surprise at all; it's par for the course. These sorts of relationships have been going on for a very long time (just look at the CIA involvement in the heroine trade in Afghanistan). Right. This is business as usual, not news. Back to top I'm With YouJoined: 01 Sep 2011 Posted: Sun Jan 20, 2013 4:42 pm Post subject: northway wrote: visitorq wrote: The CIA is one the main drug traffickers in the world. That they worked with someone like Yoshio Kodama is no surprise at all; it's par for the course. These sorts of relationships have been going on for a very long time (just look at the CIA involvement in the heroine trade in Afghanistan). Right. This is business as usual, not news. The CIA manipulated elections, sponsored coups, and installed regimes in El Salvador, Ecuador, Nicaragua and Indonesia; created al Qaeda. I haven't read about the CIA in Japan, but it would not surprise me that they had done deals with the Yakuza and even help put mafia linked figures into politcal power. Many Japanese poltiicians, business and yakuza are part of the same groups. In fact, the Minister of Justice in Japan, Keishu Tanaka, resigned in December because of his ties to the yakuza - the Minister of Justice! Back to top KurosJoined: 27 Apr 2004 Posted: Sun Jan 20, 2013 5:01 pm Post subject: I'm With You wrote: The CIA . . . created al Qaeda. Myth. Quote: Even if the CIA wanted to pay �Arab Afghans� -- which agency officials insist they did not -- bin Laden would be a far from obvious choice. Bin Laden himself rarely left the safety of Pakistan�s northwestern cities and commanded few troops of his own. At the time, bin Laden was the Arab Afghan�s quartermaster, providing food and other supplies. If a CIA officer tried to give money to bin Laden, he probably would not have lived through the experience. The arch-terrorist was known for his violent anti-Americanism. Dana Rohrabacher, now a Republican congressman from California, told me about a trip he took with the mujahideen (search) in 1987. On that trek, his guide told him not to speak English for the next few hours because they were passing by bin Laden�s camp. �If he hears an American, he will kill you.� Yes, Fox News. Some of the other sources for this are offline. Myth #1 about Bin Laden: Osama was 'created' by the CIA Quote: [OBL] did not receive any direct funding or training from the US during the 1980s. Nor did his followers. The Afghan mujahideen, via Pakistan's ISI intelligence agency, received large amounts of both. Some bled to the Arabs fighting the Soviets but nothing significant. Back to top visitorqJoined: 11 Jan 2008 Posted: Sun Jan 20, 2013 5:07 pm Post subject: Bin Laden was heir to second largest fortune in Saudi Arabia and connected with the elite around the world (including the Bush family, with whom his family were close business associates). The real myth is that he was just hiding out in a cave all those years. As a made-up bogie man for the US gov't to use an excuse to take away our liberties, however, he was certainly the gift that kept on giving.Last edited by visitorq on Sun Jan 20, 2013 5:09 pm; edited 1 time in total Back to top KurosJoined: 27 Apr 2004 Posted: Sun Jan 20, 2013 5:08 pm Post subject: visitorq wrote: The real myth is that he was just hiding out in a cave all those years. That's #6 Quote: 6. He spent a lot of time in caves In the late 1990s, for propaganda purposes, Bin Laden invited select journalists to meet him in caves near Tora Bora in eastern Afghanistan. However he lived in a much more comfortable compound a short drive away, near the former Soviet collective farm of Hadda owned by a local warlord. By 1999 he had moved to a complex of houses near Kandahar. When he was killed, he was living in a relatively comfortable detached house in Abbottabad, Pakistan. In between, there is no evidence that he spent any time living in caves. The rest of al-Qaida's senior militants appear to have lived in the semi-fortified houses that are common in the tribal zones. Back to top augustineJoined: 08 Sep 2012Location: México Posted: Sun Jan 20, 2013 5:47 pm Post subject: And, how ironic is it ironic that the Bin Laden Group is now building the tallest tower in the world? Back to top I'm With YouJoined: 01 Sep 2011 Posted: Mon Jan 21, 2013 1:40 pm Post subject: augustine wrote: And, how ironic is it ironic that the Bin Laden Group is now building the tallest tower in the world? America is incredibly close to one of the most extreme and repressive regimes in the World - Saudi Arabia. They have the oil. To many, that's quite ironic. 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Charities have for a long time used Content Marketing in various ways to bring attention to their message. By sharing stories, the meaning of your cause is brought to the forefront in a way that provokes the required interest and emotional attachment that leads to support for your organisation.
Today, we're going to look at Content Marketing campaigns from well-known charities to see how they did it and what can be learnt from it.
On February 6th of this year, the mental health charity Time To Change had a 'Time To Talk Day' which encouraged people to discuss mental health.
The aim was to lift the stigma and discrimination around mental health issues, allowing those who have experienced it first hand or through loved ones to share their experiences.
As the organisation is government funded, and led by charities Mind and Rethink Mental Illness, the aim here was not to necessarily raise any funds, but to bring Time To Change to the forefront of tackling mental health issues.
In total, 1,066,506 conversations were had, over 88,000 of which took place online. Let's take a look at a couple of the specific Content Marketing channels they tapped into.
The Time To Change website is jam packed with content that addresses the key needs for those looking to find out more about mental health. It also looks really, really good.
From tackling myths around particular illnesses, to direct contact information for support services, they have every box ticked for providing true value to their visitors.
The area specifically dedicated to The Time To Talk initiative continues to be a valuable resource which is continuously developed even long after the initial day designated to the campaign.
Some of the resources include:
On 6th February, the website received 31,784 visits.
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Using the #TimeToTalk hashtag, over 51,000 messages were posted over Facebook and Twitter. The charity leveraged these channels in order to encourage user-generated discussions whilst effectively raising awareness of their brand.
The key to the success of the hashtag was the energy they put into promoting it. Leading up to the day, the hashtag was featured on all marketing materials, including online, print, TV and radio advertising.
They were also able to easily monitor these conversations and engage directly with those who were passionately discussing their cause – their brand ambassadors.
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You can view the full results of the campaign in this nifty Infographic. Another great piece of content to utilise!
Charity:Water work to bring clean water to people in developing nations. They have fast become a strong force in online marketing, with hundreds of thousands of followers across multiple social networks.
So what primary methods do they use to promote their cause?
It's said again and again, but it's true. Video is an incredibly effective Content Marketing channel that is only getting bigger.
In order to showcase the work they do, the not-for-profit have posted over 200 videos on Youtube and Vimeo which show them making a difference to not just the places they visit – but the individuals whose lives are changed.
They currently have over 18,000 subscribers on YouTube, and in order to ensure that the video reaches a large number of people, every level of staff and stakeholder of the organisation is charged with sharing it with their networks.
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Charity:Water take an interesting approach in sharing some of the stories in blog posts that are actually hosted on popular blogging forms such as Medium and Exposure as opposed to their own site.
This allows the charity to have active profiles on these platforms, as well as reach out to audiences that they may not have otherwise reached directly through their own site.
At the end of each post, they include a call-to-action that clearly lays out the ways in which you can donate. What's more, the articles themselves are incredibly well written and are supplemented with beautiful photography.
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These two campaigns should be a good indication of just some of the ways you can use Content Marketing as a charity.
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Ringing in the new year with a look I love the most - prim, proper, and playful.
I'm convinced Alice & Olivia is out to take over my closet. Season after season, I seem to want everything. Stacey's designs are youthful yet sophisticated and each piece is set to make a statement. I fell for this high waisted skirt from the Fall 2010 collection as soon as it hit stores. Perfect pleats with shimmery polka dot print make this skirt simply stunning. Blair Waldorf may have worn it with a Marc by Marc Jacobs top on the set of Gossip Girl, but I paired it with my beloved
My new year's resolutions are usually a long running list. In short, I'm determined to do more & see more. It's the year to turn ideas into real business ventures, travel to places I've never been, and spend more time with those I love. Here's to a fantastic start to 2011! Let's make this the best year yet.


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I love paruppu usili because it makes eating veggies even more fun. In fact, it's like eating bhujias (which share many of the same flavors) without the guilt of eating deep-fried food. What's more, you can make it with a variety of veggies.
I shared my broccoli paruppu usili recipe a while ago, but the green bean version is a true classic. Almost every time I have eaten paruppu usili at a relative's home, it has been made with green beans. And it has always been beyond delicious.
I used haricot vert (French for green beans), which are skinnier and longer than the green beans found commonly in U.S. markets, but feel free to use regular green beans. I'd advise cutting them into really small pieces, though.
I won't prattle on much because I really have to run and watch some TV: with the Olympics, the Democratic convention and the upcoming Republican convention, television hasn't been so much fun in a long time! But first, here's the recipe.
Green Beans Paruppu Usili
- 1 pound green beans , chopped finely lengthwise
- 1 tbsp canola oil
- 1 tsp mustard seeds
- 1 tsp udad dal (black gram dal)
- A generous pinch asafetida (hing)
- 1/4 cup chana dal (bengal gram dal)
- 1/4 cup tuvar dal
- 1 tsp cumin seeds
- 2 dry red chilies
- 1/2 tsp turmeric
- Salt to taste
- Soak the chana dal and tuvar dal in water for at least an hour. Then grind to a paste with cumin seeds, red chilies, turmeric and salt, using as little water as is feasible.
- Transfer the paste to a microwave-safe bowl and zap for two minutes. Take it out, turn it around with a fork, and microwave the other side for another minute. The paste should have solidified by now. If it hasn't, microwave it until the paste is set. Set aside.
- Cook the green beans until just tender.
- Heat the oil in a cast-iron or other skillet.
- Add the mustard seeds and, when they pop, add the udad dal and asafetida.
- When the udad dal turns lightly brown, add the beans and stir to coat.
- Now crumble the ground lentil paste into the pan. Stir, breaking up any bigger pieces with the ladle. Cook until the crumbled lentils starts to turn just lightly brown and no longer taste raw.
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- Linen Included
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- Reading Light
- Taxes not included
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Cancellation PolicyThis property has a 2 day cancellation policy. Failure to cancel within this time will result in a cancellation charge equal to the first night of your stay.
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***In Kyoto City, a new accommodation tax will be implemented starting October 1,2018.
Accommodation charge under JPY20,000 (per person per night), the tax amount is JPY200 (per person per night).
Please pay at the lodging facility which you are staying.
JAM hostel reserves the right to refuse service to any customer.
Guests must have a valid credit card in order to make a booking.
All rooms are accessed via stairs and there is no elevator nor porter service, so mobility-impaired guests will likely find it difficult or impossible to stay at this hostel.
Guests must be at least 18 years old to stay at this hostel.
Our latest check out time is 11am
Guests must arrive and check-in between 3pm and 9pm.
The front desk is closed between 11am and 3pm, and after 9pm.
The bar staff never accept check-in after 9pm.
In case, you notice your delay in advance, we can wait for you until 10pm without additional charge.
Additional charges from 3,000yen will be applied for special request.
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Please note that this property is completely smoke-free.
In order to provide low price for guest in heart of Kyoto, in some cases, we're not able to meet customer's full expectation.
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By bus
'Shijo-Kawaramachi' bus stop
From Kyoto station (220 yen)
Bus terminal-A2 No.4, 17, 205
Keihan Rwy Gion-Shijo station EXIT NO.9
in front of hostel
(NO City subway Shijo station!!)
Hankyu Rwy Kawaramachi sta.
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Located along the Kamo river in a heart of Kyotos Gion geisha district.
3 minute walk east from Hankyu Kawaramachi station, and a 1minute walk north from Keihan Gion-Shijo station.(NO City SUBWAY Shijo station)
Also Walking distance to many major sites such as Yasaka shrine and Kenninji Temple.
A great location for shopping, dining and night life.


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Jellyfish Stings: Urine and Other Common Remedies May Not Work
(SAN DIEGO) -- People who live in jellyfish territory may want to reconsider using traditional remedies to soothe the pain of stings, according to research published in the journal Annals of Emergency Medicine.
Based on a review of 19 previous studies, researchers found that using hot water and a topical anesthetic are more effective than using urine, vinegar, baking soda and meat tenderizer.
These other treatments, they said, may work with species found outside of North America.
"Some of the remedies promoted by word of mouth and online, such as vinegar, actually make the pain worse with certain species of jellyfish," lead author Dr. Nicholas Ward of the University of California San Diego said in a press release. "Current evidence suggests hot water and topical lidocaine, which is available at local pharmacies, may be more universally beneficial in treating pain from a jellyfish sting. Topical lidocaine, a local anesthetic, may also inactivate the stinging cells of the jellyfish, preventing further envenomation."
If hot water and lidocaine are not available, Ward and his colleagues recommend removing the stingers -- called nematocysts -- and washing the area with salt water.
The American Heart Association and American Red Cross recommend the use of vinegar or baking soda followed by the use of heat, but the authors said that based on findings from other studies, vinegar may actually make pain worse and cause the discharge of more venom.
Other proposed treatments, such as deionized water, meat tenderizer and urine didn't seem to soothe the pain, they said.
It has also been recommended that one apply pressure bandages after a jellyfish sting, but studies have not found evidence for or against this remedy.
Although hot water and lidocaine may be more effective than some other treatments, it's not a perfect solution.
"The perfect treatment would be readily available, cheap, capable of inactivating venom and applicable across multiple species of jellyfish," said Ward. "Until that remedy is discovered, hot water or topical lidocaine may be the best bet for a jellyfish sting in North America or Hawaii."
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LONDON — You really have to keep your eye on the British. Now they've stolen Brad Pitt.
Pitt, part of a British-bound diaspora of U.S. actors, directors and studio executives, is spending his autumn riding in a Sherman tank around a muddy Oxfordshire farm on the set of Sony Pictures' World War II movie "Fury."
Ron Howard is here, too, shooting his Nantucket-set whaling movie, "Heart of the Sea," at a giant new studio that Warner Bros. built in a fighter plane factory in Hertfordshire. Meryl Streep, taloned and bewigged, is singing on the stages of fabled Pinewood Studios as the witch in Disney's production of Stephen Sondheim's "Into the Woods." And J.J. Abrams will arrive at the same Buckinghamshire sound stages in the spring to shoot for Disney what is likely to be the most commercially ambitious film series of the next decade, the continuation of the "Star Wars" saga.
Britain's production scene is bustling, the byproduct of a decade's worth of government policy promoting the industry and a robust infrastructure that grew around two of the most successful film franchises of all time, the Harry Potter and James Bond series. A generous tax incentive, sleek new sound stages and experienced, nonunion crews groomed on the Potter and Bond films have all helped to cement a new "special relationship," one between Britain and Hollywood studios.
Indigenous English films are getting a boost, too, from tax incentives and from efforts to promote them to international buyers.
"We've worked to create an industrial strategy for film in the U.K," said Adrian Wootton, chief executive of Film London and the British Film Commission, two agencies that promote production. "We've said, 'Don't think of us as the cheapest place to film. Think of us as the Rolls-Royce of places to film. You'll get the best production, the best crew, the best visual effects, and we'll be effective with costs. And we've got a tax incentive."
The native land of David Lean and Alfred Hitchcock also holds artistic attraction for filmmakers, with its tungsten northern light, Dickensian architecture and theater-trained actors. More recently it has become home to some of the best visual effects companies in the world, including Double Negative, which worked on the Harry Potter and Batman films, and Framestore, which played a key role in "Gravity."
"We have come to know this filmmaking locale as well as we know Los Angeles," said Josh Berger, president of Warner Bros. U.K., the American studio doing the most business here. "We are a part of the industry here as much as we are there. We love making films here."
The eastward shift of Hollywood's biggest-budget productions has had some amusing, cross-cultural consequences. There was a nest of black widow spiders hatched in a shipment of California vintage cars destined for the London set of "Captain America: The First Avenger."
Extravagant, American studio-style meals have arrived as well, befuddling English crews who historically had tea and sandwiches while standing around a monitor. "Spaghetti Bolognese at 11 a.m.," said Steve Clark-Hall, a British producer of Warner Bros.' "The Man from U.N.C.L.E." "That was the weirdest."
Although Britain has increased studio space 50% in the last decade, the country is getting so busy that producers are beginning to scramble for resources. On a rainy day in October, "Fury" producer Ethan Smith was working to hunt down an extra remote camera head that was in use on another set. "You have to fight for crew, for equipment, stage space, studio space, hotel rooms," Smith said.
The 215 feature films that started shooting between January and September have spent $1.3 billion, according to Film London.
Much of the activity is due to Britain's tax incentive, begun in 2007 and used by more than 1,000 productions. The credit, which was just expanded to include television and animation, has begun to lure high-profile TV productions, including the Fox miniseries "24: Live Another Day" and a new HBO series.
Under the incentive, productions spending more than about $32 million can claim a rebate of 20%, up to 80% of their total budget. Britain's incentive is different from California's in some crucial ways: It has no cap — California's is available only to films with budgets under $75 million — and it includes above-the-line costs, such as actor, writer and director salaries, which California's does not. On a $200-million movie, the incentive can mean a savings of more than $30 million.
Britain joins many countries and U.S. states in this tax derby. The myriad incentives have inspired concern in Los Angeles, where Mayor Eric Garcetti, together with local union heads and Garcetti's new film czar, Tom Sherak, are coming up with proposals for legislation.
For the British benefit, U.S. productions must pass a cultural test, accumulating points through such factors as basing a story on British subject matter, using a British visual effects company or casting actors from European Union countries.
As a result, the crew of the doomed whale ship Essex in "Heart of the Sea," a movie about the disaster that inspired Herman Melville's "Moby Dick," is almost entirely played by Europeans, including Irishman Cillian Murphy and England's Tom Holland. (Australian Chris Hemsworth plays the lead.)
"We're making the quintessential American story, and I'm the only American in the movie," said Georgia-born Benjamin Walker, who plays the ship's captain and spent the better part of an October afternoon bobbing on a life raft with his cast mates at Warner Bros.' Leavesden studios near London.
British crews have another advantage over their stateside counterparts, from a producer's point of view: Though they belong to professional guilds, the guilds don't set their pay rates, which are negotiated individually. They often work what are known as "French hours," skipping a lunch break in favor of a workday that is two hours shorter, a compelling schedule in an industry in which daylight is money.
Hollywood filmmakers have a long tradition of working in Britain, mostly notably Stanley Kubrick, who moved here to shoot his 1962 film, "Lolita," and never left, saying he found London a "very peaceful, very civilized" place to live and work. George Lucas shot the 1977 original "Star Wars" movie here as well, at Elstree Studios in Hertfordshire.
By the early 2000s, however, British production was flagging. Wootton surveyed the international filmmaking community about its impressions of shooting in the county. "They said, 'You're slow. You're expensive. You're bureaucratic. You're difficult. You're unfriendly. And we shoot here despite ourselves,'" Wootton said.
With the help of key supporters in government, Britain made adjustments, adding the tax incentive in an act of Parliament in 2006, and changing laws to make roads easier to close for filming, creating a metropolitan police filming unit and opening more of the country's landmarks to movie productions.
At the same time, the British film industry was enjoying a boost of a more magical — and privately funded — sort, the eight Harry Potter movies, all of which Warner Bros. shot at Leavesden, which it ultimately bought and spent about $150 million renovating.
The Burbank studio shows every sign of continuing its investments here. In April, at a Leavesden event attended by the duke and duchess of Cambridge and Prince Harry, Warner Bros. announced it was launching scholarships and apprenticeships to help usher young Britons into the film and television industries, making the company the single largest contributor to a British career-boosting endowment.
Like others, English director Guy Ritchie, who has made two Sherlock Holmes movies for Warner Bros. in Britain and is now at work on "The Man From U.N.C.L.E," is noticing his home turf getting more crowded. While shooting a car chase at the Old Royal Naval College in Greenwich, which he had also used in his 2005 film, "Revolver," and in "Sherlock Holmes," Ritchie noted that the location has popped up in several other movies, including "The Dark Knight Rises," "Skyfall" and "Les Miserables."
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A long awaited federal audit of the city's block grant program has found that the city improperly administered affordable housing funds and as a result must pay the federal government back more than $2 million.
While the three former city housing officials who oversaw the community development block grant program during the audited years have either been forced out or fired, the report describes a department in disarray, with faulty and non-existent controls, poor record-keeping and little oversight.
"The city did not administer its CDBG program in accordance with applicable HUD requirements and its own contract requirements," the report states. "City officials did not ensure that costs paid for under the city's housing, public service and code enforcement activities were properly classified, eligible and supported."
City officials say they will likely either seek to recoup the money from the four nonprofit community development corporations and community lending agency that were the primary recipients of the funding from 2010-2012, or take it out of future allocations.
The amounts the auditors said were ineligible, as of now, are:
• Worcester East Side CDC - $407,407
• Worcester Common Ground CDC - $367,265
• Oak Hill CDC - $255,372
• Main South CDC - $294,539
• Worcester Community Housing Resources - $575,356
• City's Operation Clean City program - $130,512
• City code inspection (constable services) - $80,560.
The 36-page report by the Office of the Inspector General of the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development was released Monday.
The report also identified more than $5 million in additional HUD money spent on what the auditors called "questionable," or "unsupported" items.
Of the $5 million in questionable funds, $2.8 million was spent by the CDCs, and $2.6 million on city services.
Timothy J. McGourthy, the city's chief development officer, said the city lacked documentation on many expenses that he believes will be determined to be eligible, and that the city relied on CDCs and other groups to document the funded activities. He said the city is now working with the groups to come up with backup information to justify the expenses.
"We should have had a higher level of activity when we administered all these grants," Mr. McGourthy said. "We rely on the groups to provide these records."
Mr. McGourthy also noted that the HUD report acknowledged the city's move to shore up the housing department this year with more staffing and improved processes. He said the audit's critical tone reflected its focus on three years when the program was troubled, not the period when problems had been corrected.
Stephen Teasdale, executive director of the Main South CDC, said he is confident his group will be able to substantiate its unsupported expenses, and also said he believes the amount the CDC will have to pay back will eventually be lower.
Meanwhile, without having yet read the whole report, Mr. Teasdale said: "We've been saying all along that the original findings were critical of the city administration."
CDC and city officials said Wednesday that they expected to work with the Boston HUD office to lower the amount owed, principally by increasing the amount of property acquisition costs allowed to count against federal funding.
The CDCs spent the money on operating expenses such as administration and overhead that were ineligible for federal funding, and, in some cases, billed "unreasonable" amounts for activities, the report said..
For example, in the case of housing loans made by Worcester Community Housing Resources housing loans, the nonprofit lending agency "in several instances the administrative fees charged to the CDBG program to process the loans equaled or greatly exceeded the amount of the loan," according to the report.
The agency processed one loan for $579 and charged the grant program $6,652 in administrative fees, the auditors said.
WCHR also did not turn over interest proceeds from its revolving loan as required, though it made some interest payments in 2012, the report said.
Dominick Marcigliano, executive director of the agency, did not return a call seeking comment.
Meanwhile, the report said the city also improperly spent at least $200,000 of block grant money on cleanup and constable services to deliver code inspection notices, and that the city also exceeded the 15 percent cap on using block grants for other public services.
Those cleanup and code expenses should have been paid for out of the city's regular operating budget, the HUD report said.
Mr. McGourthy, the city development officer, acknowledged that the administration's neighborhood cleanup initiative, which has used block grant funding for about a decade, should probably now be absorbed as a standard in-house program.
Mr. McGourthy also said the $80,000 expense for constables is not ineligible per se, but rather is a service for which the city did not contract with HUD and so is not allowable.
City Manager Michael V. O'Brien sought to minimize any damage from the report in a memo to city councilors Wednesday.
"The audit team highlights past issues within our Federal grant management programs. It is not a review of current practice. Over the past two years, we have undertaken significant steps to ensure that we are only contracting for eligible and fundable programs," Mr. O'Brien wrote. "We will use these findings, together with our own ongoing analysis, review, and restructuring efforts, to continue to build a strong program that supports Worcester's neediest individuals well into the future."
Dennis Hennessy, the city's former director of housing and neighborhood development, retired late last year.
Former housing director Jacqueline Vachon-Jackson was fired in March 2012 after buying a condominium from a seller associated with a private developer doing business with the city.
The housing director before her, Scott Hayman, was suspended by Mr. O'Brien and then quit amid questions about the awarding of federal housing funds.
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Lou Andreas-Salomé in 1914
Louise von Salomé
12 February 1861
Saint Petersburg, Russian Empire
5 February 1937
(aged 75)
Göttingen, Germany
Lou Andreas-Salomé (born Louise von Salomé or Luíza Gustavovna Salomé, Russian: Луиза Густавовна Саломе; 12 February 1861 – 5 February 1937) was a Russian-born psychoanalyst and author.[1] Her diverse intellectual interests led to friendships with a broad array of distinguished western thinkers, including Nietzsche, Freud, and Rilke.
Life 1
- Early years 1.1
- Rée, Nietzsche and later life 1.2
- Marriage and relationships 1.3
- Death 1.4
- Work 2
- In fiction and film 3
- Notes 4
- References 5
- External links 6
Early years
Lou Salomé was born in St. Petersburg to an army general and his wife. Salomé was their only daughter; she had five brothers. Although she would later be attacked by the Nazis as a "Finnish Jewess," her parents were actually of French Huguenot and Northern German descent.[2]
Seeking an education when she was seventeen Salomé persuaded the Dutch preacher Hendrik Gillot, twenty-five years her senior, to teach her theology, philosophy, world religions, and French and German literature. Gillot became so smitten with Salomé that he planned to divorce his wife and marry her. Salomé and her mother went to Zurich, so she could acquire a university education. The journey was also intended to be beneficial for Salomé's physical health; she was coughing up blood at this time.
Rée, Nietzsche and later life
Salomé's mother took her to Rome, Italy when she was 21. At a literary salon in the city, Salomé became acquainted with Paul Rée, an author and compulsive gambler with whom she proposed living in an academic commune. After two months, the two became partners. On 13 May 1882, Rée's friend Friedrich Nietzsche joined the duo. Salomé would later (1894) write a study, Friedrich Nietzsche in seinen Werken, of Nietzsche's personality and philosophy.[3] The three travelled with Salomé's mother through Italy and considered where they would set up their "Winterplan" commune. Arriving in Leipzig, Germany in October, Salomé and Rée separated from Nietzsche after a falling-out between Nietzsche and Salomé, in which Salomé believed that Nietzsche was desperately in love with her. In 1884 Salomé became acquainted with Helene von Druskowitz, the second woman to receive a philosophy doctorate in Zurich.
Marriage and relationships
Salomé and Rée moved to Rainer Maria Rilke, on whom she wrote an analytical memoir,[5] the psychoanalysts Sigmund Freud and Viktor Tausk, among others. Accounts of many of these are given in her volume Lebensrückblick.
Her relationship with Rilke was particularly close. Salomé was fifteen years his senior. They met when he was 21, were lovers for several years and correspondents until Rilke's death; it was Salome who began calling him Rainer rather than René. She taught him Russian, in order to read Tolstoy (whom he would later meet) and Pushkin. She also introduced him to patrons and other people in the arts, remaining his advisor, confidante and muse throughout his adult life.[4]
At the age of 74, Lou Andreas-Salomé ceased to work as a psychoanalyst. She had developed heart trouble, and in her weakened condition had to be treated many times in hospital. Her husband visited her daily; it was a difficult situation for the old man, who was himself quite ill. After a forty-year marriage marked by illness on both sides and long periods of mutual non-communication, the two grew closer. Sigmund Freud himself recognized this from afar, writing: "this only proves the permanence of the truth [of their relationship]." Friedrich Carl Andreas died of cancer in 1930. Lou Andreas-Salomé had to undergo a difficult cancer-related operation herself in 1935. On the evening of 5 February 1937 she died of uremia (kidney failure) in her sleep, at Göttingen. Her urn was laid to rest in her husband's grave in the Friedhof an der Groner Landstraße (Cemetery on Groner Landstrasse) in Göttingen. A memorial plaque on the newly renovated ground floor of her home, a street named "Lou-Andreas-Salomé-Weg" (Lou-Andreas-Salomé-Way), and the name of the institute for psychoanalysis and psychotherapy "(Lou-Andreas-Salomé Institut") commemorate the contributions of this former resident of Göttingen.
A few days before her death the Gestapo confiscated her library (according to other sources it was an SA group who destroyed the library, and shortly after her death). The pretense for this confiscation: She had been a colleague of Sigmund Freud's, had practiced "Jewish science", and had many books by Jewish authors in her library.
Salomé was a prolific writer, and wrote several little-known novels, plays, and essays. She authored a "Hymn to Life" that so deeply impressed Nietzsche that he was moved to set it to music. Salomé's literary and analytical studies became such a vogue in Göttingen, the German town in which she lived her last years, that the Gestapo waited until shortly after her death by uremia in 1937 to "clean" her library from works by Jews (she was a pupil of Sigmund Freud and his associate in his creation of psychoanalysis). She was one of the first female psychoanalysts and one of the first women to write psychoanalytically on female sexuality, before Helene Deutsch, for instance in her essay on the anal-erotic (1916), an essay admired by Freud. However, she had written about the psychology of female sexuality before she ever met Freud, in her book Die Erotik (1911).
She wrote more than a dozen novels, such as Im Kampf um Gott, Ruth, Rodinka, Ma, "Fenitschka - eine Ausschweifung and also non-fiction studies such as Henrik Ibsens Frauengestalten (1892), a study of Ibsen's woman characters and a book on her friend Friedrich Nietzsche, Friedrich Nietzsche in seinen Werke, 1894.
She also edited a memoir on her lifelong close friend and onetime lover, the poet Rainer Maria Rilke, after his death in 1926. Among her works is also her Lebensrückblick, a book she wrote during her last years based on memories of her life as a free woman. In her memoirs, which were first published in their original German in 1951, she goes into depth about matters of her faith and her relationships.
Whoever reaches into a rosebush may seize a handful of flowers; but no matter how many one holds, it's only a small portion of the whole. Nevertheless, a handful is enough to experience the nature of the flowers. Only if we refuse to reach into the bush, because we can't possibly seize all the flowers at once, or if we spread out our handful of roses as if it were the whole of the bush itself—only then does it bloom apart from us, unknown to us, and we are left alone.[6]
Salomé is said to have remarked in her last days, "I have really done nothing but work all my life, work ... why?" And in her last hours, as if talking to herself, she is reported to have said, "If I let my thoughts roam I find no one. The best, after all, is death."[7]
A comprehensive and well researched account of Salomé's whole life and work is found in Angela Livingstone's "Lou Andreas Salomé".[8]
In fiction and film
A fictional account of Salomé's relationship with Nietzsche is described in Irvin Yalom's novel, When Nietzsche Wept,[9] also in Lance Olsen's novel Nietzche's Kisses and the Mexican novel by Beatriz Rivas, The time without goddesses La hora sin diosas,.[10]
Salomé plays a major role in William Bayer's novel, The Luzern Photograph, in which two reenactments of the famous image of her with Nietzsche and Rée impacts a murder in contemporary Oakland, California.[11]
Mexican playwright Sabina Berman includes Lou-Andreas Salomé as a character in her 2000 play Feliz nuevo siglo, Doktor Freud (Freud Skating).[12]
Salomé is also fictionalized in Angela von der Lippe's The Truth about Lou,[13] in
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- Friedrich Nietzsche in seinen Werken, Wien, Verlag von Carl Konegen, 1894.
- Friedrich Nietzsche in seinen Werken, Wien, Verlagsbuchhandlung Carl Konegen, 1911.
External links
- Astor, Dorian: Lou Andreas-Salomé, Gallimard, folio biographies, 2008. ISBN 978-2-07-033918-1
- Binion, R., Frau Lou: Nietzsche's Wayward Disciple, foreword by Walter Kaufmann, Princeton, Princeton University Press, 1968
- Freud, S. and Lou Andreas-Salome: Letters, New York: Norton, 1985
- Livingstone, Angela: (1984). Lou Andreas Salomé: Her life and work. London: Gordon Fraser, 1984
- Michaud, Stéphane: Lou Andreas-Salomé. L'alliée de la vie. Seuil, Paris 2000. ISBN 2-02-023087-9
- Pechota Vuilleumier, Cornelia: 'O Vater, laß uns ziehn!' Literarische Vater-Töchter um 1900. Gabriele Reuter, Hedwig Dohm, Lou Andreas- Salomé. Olms, Hildesheim 2005. ISBN 3-487-12873-X
- Pechota Vuilleumier, Cornelia: Heim und Unheimlichkeit bei Rainer Maria Rilke und Lou Andreas-Salomé. Literarische Wechselwirkungen. Olms, Hildesheim 2010. ISBN 978-3-487-14252-4
- Peters, H. F., My Sister, My Spouse: A Biography of Lou Andreas-Salome, New York: Norton, 1962
- Salomé, Lou: The Freud Journal, Texas Bookman, 1996
- Salomé, Lou: Friedrich Nietzsche in seinen Werke, 1894; Eng., Nietzsche, tr. and ed. Siegfried Mandel, Champagin: University of Illinois Press Univ. of Illinois Press, 2001
- Salomé, Lou: You Alone Are Real to Me: Remembering Rainer Maria Rilke, tr. Angela von der Lippe, Rochester: BOA Editions, 2003
- Vollmann, William T., Friedrich Nietzsche: The Constructive Nihilist, The New York Times, August 14, 2005.
- Vickers, Julia: Lou von Salome: A Biography of the Woman Who Inspired Freud, Nietzsche and Rilke McFarland 2008
Vickers, Julia Lou von Salome: A Biography of the Woman Who Inspired Freud, Nietzsche and Rilke, McFarland 2008
- ^ "Lou Andreas-Salome - biography - German writer". Encyclopedia Britannica.
- ^ Powell, Anthony (1994). Under Review: Further Writings on Writers, 1946-1990.
- ^ Salomé, 2001
- ^ a b Mark M. Anderson, "The Poet and the Muse", The Nation, July 3, 2006, p. 40-41.
- ^ Andreas-Salomé, 2003
- ^ "Books of The Times - Her Friends Included Nietzsche, Rilke and Freud - NYTimes.com". 10 May 1991.
- ^ Peters, 'My Sister, My Spouse', p. 300
- ^ Angela Livingstone, Lou Andreas Salomé
- ^ "Yalom, Irvin : When Nietzsche Wept".
- ^ "La hora sin diosas".
- ^ https://books.google.com/books?id=TPOgJMLiV54C&pg=PA237&lpg=PA237&dq=feliz+nuevo+siglo+doktor+freud+lou+andreas+salome&source=bl&ots=qWbp7zV_nY&sig=SkgA5Im5zN_-qQJRJxKQfV8znNg&hl=en&sa=X&ei=Z3cQVZmzB5WyoQS8zYGIDQ&ved=0CCEQ6AEwAA#v=onepage&q=feliz%20nuevo%20siglo%20doktor%20freud%20lou%20andreas%20salome&f=false
- ^ "Lou Salome: Muse, Geliebte, Therapeutin". Musik in Dresden.
Lou Salome, opera in two acts by Giuseppe Sinopoli with libretto from Karl Dietrich Gräwe premiered 1981 at the Bavarian State Opera, August Everding, General Director (staging by Götz Friedrich, set design by Andreas Reinhardt)[18]
Also see Liliana Cavani's movie Al Di La' Del Bene E Del Male (Beyond Good and Evil) in which Salome is played by Dominique Sanda, and Pinchas Perry's film version of When Nietzsche Wept in which Salome is played by Katheryn Winnick.
[17] (written in Catalan).Re-Call, and in Araceli Bruch's five-act play Freud's Bird of Prey.[16]' two-act play Robert Langs, in [15]


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Like the idea, although making the thread here is just provocation - we already have a thread in CC...
Like the idea, although making the thread here is just provocation - we already have a thread in CC...
GOOD OLD COLLINGWOOD - PREMIERS IN 2010Originally Posted by Irfan
Is Cam White, Is Good.
On this subject, I'm disappointed in you, Robert. How could you remove the membership line from your sig?
Appreciating cricket's greatest legend ever - HD Bird...............Funniest post (intentionally) ever.....Runner-up.....Third.....Fourthcricket player"; "Bob"), 1/11/1990-15/4/2006
(Accidental) founder of Twenty20 Is Boring Society. Click and post to sign-up.
marc71178 - President and founding member of AAAS - we don't only appreciate when he does well, but also when he's not quite so good!
Anyone want to join the Society?
Beware the evils of Kit-Kats - they're immoral apparently.
It'd probably take away from the direness of the games to be able to annoy people by complaining in the official threads, but this is probably a better idea...
It's cold on the outside they say
But the cold leaves you clear while the heat leaves a haze
Only way I'll get away from the direness of the games is to not watch 'em, TBH. Can honestly say I couldn't care less that the tournament's going on.
And that's probably even more radical than most of our members. I'd imagine some people will at least tune in, and enjoy it if their team does well. I don't think I'd be remotely pleased if England won the thing - at least, no more than I am, for instance, when a British athlete wins a medal at the Olympics.
You sad/funny (depending on your view point) is the fact that this thread will probably have more posts in it then the other non official threads.
The man, the mountain, the Mathews. The greatest all rounder since Keith Miller. (Y)
Jaffna Jets CC (Battrick & FTP)
RIP WCC and CW Cricket
Member of the MSC, JMAS and CVAAS
Twenty/twenty is the best thing ever to happen to cricket.
(YES THIS POST WAS IN JEST!!!) But seriously twenty/twenty isn't that bad.
Everyone wants to change the world, noone wants to change himself.
Nah, bad idea for mine. Hated it when it was happening during the footy World Cup, and don't see any good coming out of it here.
No problem with people compaining about twenty20, but I don't think it should be happening on a forum for the T20 WC. Would be best served simply continuing with the CC thread for mine.
Originally Posted by Axl Rose
RIP Craigos. A true CW legend. You will be missed.
Unusually scathing words from Mr. Corrin...
Isn't this whole thread just flame-baiting?
Or something.
RIP Fardin Qayyumi (AKA "cricket player"; "Bob"), 1/11/1990 - 15/4/2006
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John K's "Cans Without Labels"
If you are thinking about getting the $1,000 (or already have) original animation cel, do it now and I will add an original color picture of you with your favorite cartoon character. Like Derek here! (See the updates for more info). You also get the DVD and some other treats too.
Watch how Goddamn happy Derek is to have one of these babies.
Hey folks! Some of you have asked me what exactly these digital toys are. They are sort of like windup toys, except that they are magic. Being magic they can do impossible silly things that toys in our primitive real world can't do.
You operate the toys yourself by stimulating them with your mouse and key commands. You can play with them on your computer or mobile units and you can collect and trade them with other toy collectors around the world. We have just begun to explore the possibilities of these ethereal creatures, so check out this video below to get an idea of how they work (wait about an hour while it uploads to vimeo). By the time we finish Cans Without Labels the toys will be much further along. If you nabbed a doodle from me and now need a magic toy creature, then check out the Magic toy and doodle bundles in the rewards section!
- YOU foiled THE MAN and snared one-a them educational cartoony-type-pictures of high moral content you crave - and with a few days to spare.
- ....hang on while we update a demo of the digital toy reward. And I'll add a link to the stretch goals too.
Hi cartoon fans! I'm John Kricfalusi (creator of Ren and Stimpy). I have a new cartoon I need your help in producing. It stars one of the original Ren and Stimpy characters, Mr. George Liquor, AMERICAN! You loved him in Dog Show and Man's Best Friend. Now bring him to life in CANS WITHOUT LABELS!
George is an old school, manly, Republican sort of guy. He thinks today's Republicans are wimps. He's leathery on the outside but all mush in the center, at least with his dear ones. He believes in "tough love" and lives his life according to the rules. "It's Discipline that begets love!"
IT REALLY HAPPENED - THAT'S HOW! George is largely inspired by my own manly Dad.
Dad believes in the old values: hard work, rules and most important of all – SAVING A BUCK! Wasting money is a sin against Almighty Bejeezus. Hang on to every last penny and put it away for a rainy day, or face the consequences!
Like my Dad, George craves a bargain. He'll not pay sticker price for anything. He ONLY buys stuff on sale and refuses to buy any brand name products.
Brand Names are a Commie Scam!
Dad didn't allow us to drink Coca Cola on principle - maybe because it tasted too good for the price. "Tasting good is an advertising gimmick!" Instead he would buy generic supermarket brands like "Loblaws - cola–like drinkable substance" which tasted like motor oil and had no fizz: "You know what fizz goes for these days?!"
We had "Catsup" instead of Heinz' Ketchup. He'd buy a 6 year's supply of red paste in huge crusty bottles for a 10th of what the regular sized brand name cost.
Of course we couldn't have KLEENEX so we blew our noses in our poodle's clipped torso fur. NOTHING was wasted at the Kricfalusi home – at least not while Dad was watching.
No Labels at all
As much as Dad loves his generic brand labels, there are products he loves even better – products with no label at all!
Our local supermarket – LOBLAWS again, used to sell damaged can goods on the bottom shelf at the back of the store. They would tear the labels off the cans and discount them. Then they'd take a marker and write 5 or 10 cents on them. These super cheap mystery cans brought Dad to the heights of ecstasy.
He'd grab a cart and mow down all the old ladies who were trying to get at the cans and he'd snatch up every can on the shelf. He loved these cans without labels so much he built his own wooden shelves in the basement to honor his collection of tin treasures.
He nailed two-by-fours right into the concrete with his fists. "Do you know how much HAMMERS go for these days?!" My whole family was terrified by the shelf of naked cans. Mom refused to eat any of them. She was the only one in the family who was allowed to have brand name products.
We always knew when Dad was going to feed us one of these mystery cans cause we'd hear him downstairs sliding the cans around the rough wood and concrete and chuckling to himself.
As he stomped upstairs with an armload of cans, we'd try to escape, but he'd locked all the doors and windows. Trapped!
He'd dump the cans onto the kitchen table, call everyone in for lunch and we'd drag ourselves to our fate.
He always swore there would be something really tasty in a can and thought he could deduce what was it was using the scientific method. He'd count the rings and look at whether the lid was silver or gold and then conclude...
"I think there are some nice peaches in this can!" .
Let me tell you something… There were NEVER any Goddamn peaches in these things. It was always something gruesome – like a whole plucked chicken carcass with staples in its ear holes; its limp stubbly skin hanging off mummified crumbling bones.
One time he opened up a can of pickled kittens.
It didn't matter if he guessed wrong about the contents of a can because he believed in not wasting anything the Lord has blessed us with.
We'd scream and try to crawl out the windows but he'd wrestle us to the ground and force us to eat the pickled pets. We couldn't waste food at our house, because otherwise… "DO YOU KNOW HOW MANY STARVING BIAFRAN KIDS WOULD KILL FOR A NICE PIECE OF KITTEN LIKE THIS?"
And thus...
In this cartoon, George introduces his innocent little nephews Slab N Ernie to his collection of Cans Without Labels.
There will be a special appearance of Spumco favorite CIGARETTES THE CAT and also a cameo from another beloved cartoon character.
George Liquor is voiced by the great Mike Pataki, who, sadly, passed away last year. This is one of his last recordings for me.
The storyboard and layouts were drawn by hand by me and fellow Spumco Bigshot Jim Smith.
Eddie Fitzgerald of "Uncle Eddie" fame is the voice of Cigarettes the Cat.
Eric Bauza is Slab. Gabe Swarr is Ernie.
I am also employing my latest young talents who helped me with the Bobby Bigloaf cartoon, The Simpsons Couch Gag and Cartoon Network IDs: John Kedzie and Sarah Harkey
If you help me make the cartoon I will train some new cartoonists and animators as well and the world of animation will be that much richer.
EDIT: For international shipping refer to the following:
For the $30 and $50 pledges please add $5
For the $300 and $500 pledges please add $10
For the $1,000 pledge please add $15
For the $100 and $3,000 pledges please add $20
EDIT: There is now a $1 reward so ALL of you fine folks will get a digital copy of the cartoon!
Be the first in your neighborhood to own one of my new digital toys. Tear it out of the virtual package, roll it around, click it in sensitive areas and watch it do something stupid and lovable.
You can get a pack of 3 of my fancy-ass new digital toys to collect and trade with friends from many lands through the internets
How would you like to get your hands on the folks you put in office who ignore all the things you wanted 'em to do? NOW YOU CAN! Give 'em a piece of your mind every day while knowing you performed a real public service by bringing my latest cartoon to fruition. These beautifully sculpted and rendered figures are produced by renowned toymaker - Bedrock Toys. Designed by John K., sculpted by Chris Peterson and Arshak Nazarian.
These are beautifully formed jumbo sized dolls of George and his idiot nephew that come in official lumpy boxes. Daintily sprinkled with real dust from the Spumco warehouse. I'll even sign them in a secret place for you.
Receive an official Spümco Lodge Membership kit. Comes with membership certificate, secret Lodge identification card (with elite privileges) As well as a DVD of "Cans Without Labels"
NEW. Because you wanted the Membership Kit and an extra Spümco souvenir, I am adding a special Premium Members' Package.
You demanded this package bundle. We delivered!
Share Sarah's JOY when you receive your own magnificent LARGE MEMBERS PACKAGE.
Includes an Official Membership Kit and an actual Spümco Toy or trinket.
Includes the Spümcø Membership Pack as well as a Greasy Phone Doodle.
Includes the Spümcø Membership Pack, a Greasy Phone Doodle, and a Spümco toy or trinket (example. Pogs, Pencil Topper, Underwear, or Button)
Includes the Spümcø Membership Pack, a Greasy Phone Doodle, a Producer's T-Shirt, and a Spümco toy or trinket (example. Pogs, Pencil Topper, Underwear, or Button)
Includes the Spümcø Membership Pack, a Greasy Phone Doodle, a Producer's T-Shirt, an Original Storyboard, and a Spümco toy or trinket (example. Pogs, Pencil Topper, Underwear, or Button)
You've dreamed of being a top Hollywood cartoon exec. Now you can prove it while making everyone who DIDN'T fund a cartoon feel like slimy little wriggly worms!
Stick your nose in the air and strut like a prize fighting cock in this Official
Cartoon Producer's T Shirt. Comes in Girl's and Boy's styles.
Includes a Producers T-Shirt and a Greasy Phone Doodle.
An original "PHONE DOODLE" drawn and signed by me. These are the ADHD sketches I draw while eating bacon or talking on the phone. Did you know that Ren and Stimpy began their lives as greasy phone doodles? Maybe you'll hold the next famous cartoon character in your hands! Or maybe you'll just get greasy fingers. And you'll have made a funny cartoon!
You will get not just one gorgeous hand-made cartoon drawing - but a whole Goddamn scene! Spumco big shots Jim Smith and I drew each scene lovingly with pre-digital age stone tools (pencils) with YOU in mind. Flip through the drawings to see how a real traditional cartoon is acted. Or frame them and show 'em off to all your friends at the reform school.
This is some rare shit folks! I happen to have every page of the classic comic "Comic Book" drawn by Jim Smith, Vincent Waller, Mike Fontanelli, Shane Glines, Rick Altergott and other top Hollywood cartoonists. I hate to part with this fantastic art but I obey our Savior when I say "Give and ye shall receive."
(Spumco Comic Book soon to be reprinted in hard cover by IDW and YOE comics)
For the serious animation art collector. You will own and cherish a whole layout scene from Cans Without Labels - and as an added bonus - a real live painted animation cel from one of Spumco's cartoons, rock videos or commercials. Turn all your neighbors green with envy. Signed by me of course.
I will not only give you a credit in the cartoon - I will personally draw YOUR HEAD to put next to the credit. Here's a sample:
Here's a whole pile of samples of my caricatures:
You can show off your head and credit in the cartoon to all your friends and family and act like a big time Hollywood executive!
OK, folks here is THE BIG ONE. Join the esteemed ranks of top celebrities I have animated. You - yes YOU will make a cameo appearance in the cartoon. That's right! I will personally do a caricature of you and animate you into the credits of the cartoon and thank you for being the philanthropic high-roller that you are! Maybe George will even pull your pants down.
Where Is Your Money Going?
We still need to animate, clean up, inbetween and color the cartoon. We will paint the backgrounds and build a cg set and some props. Then we need to pay for music, sound effects and final editing. The whole process will take about 7 months. It will be 8-10 minutes long, which is about the same length as a Ren and Stimpy episode, but for HALF the price!
We will also make DVDs and produce the prizes to ship out to all you swell folks who backed the project!
This is your chance to be your own Hollywood Cartoon executive and produce a Spumco-type cartoon the way you like it!
Thanks in advance for bringing the future of cartoon-making into the world of now!
Your best friend,
John Kricfalusi
Don't for get to check this out!
music courtesy of www.apmmusic.com
Here's me showing how we ink our cartoons using Toonboom's "Animate" program. It's a preview of a longer behind-the-scenes expose of how we will make CANS WITHOUT LABELS.
Funding period
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The Columbus Crew defeated D.C. United 3-1 in the final game of MLS Reserve League East Division action. United was forced to play most of the game with 10 men after midfielder Austin da Luz was ejected early in the match. D.C. forward Joseph Ngwenya opened the scoring in the first half before trialist Walter Chevez, Emilio Renteria and Bernardo Anor all tallied for the Crew.
The Crew Reserves, champions of the East Division, finish the season with a league-best 9-1-0 record and 27 points, while D.C. ends the season with a record of 5-1-4 and 19 points.
The match began with high intensity as both teams were looking for an early goal. In the 10th minute, Renteria headed an Anor cross barely wide, while Ngwenya's shot in the 16th sailed in the arms of Crew goalkeeper Andy Gruenebaum. A minute later, Justin Meram tried to spring Anor into the box but the Venezuelan failed to connect with the pass.
In the 25th minute, da Luz was ejected for a hard tackle on Renteria forcing United to play down a man the rest of the match. But only five minutes later, the visitors would get on the board first when Ngwenya took advantage of a defensive mishap on a rebound and easily tapped the ball in giving D.C. a 1-0 advantage going into the second half.
Just three minutes after intermission, Chevez, a second-half substitute, headed a Meram cross into the back of the net to bring the teams level.
Both teams continued to go back and forth creating chances for each side and in the 71st minute Meram was brought down in the box by United defender Devon McTavish, forcing referee Sorin Stoica to point to the penalty spot. Renteria took the shot and easily converted, giving the home side the 2-1 advantage.
As the match wore on, D.C. continued to attack looking for an equalizer which almost came in the 82nd when Alex Riggs came off his line to clear a ball, but defender Josh Williams came up big with a goal-line block. Williams and fellow center back Eric Gehrig were exemplary throughout the match.
Right before the final whistle, Columbus tallied the insurance goal on a breakaway by Renteria who found an open Anor at the top of the box. The rookie forward picked up the ball and after dribbling his defender, easily slotted the ball to the right of United keeper Joe Willis.
Columbus Crew 3, D.C. United 1
MLS Reserve League – Crew Stadium
Tuesday, November 15, 2011
Scoring Summary:
D.C. – Joseph Ngwenya (Unassisted) 30
CLB – Walter Chevez (Justin Meram) 48
CLB – Emilio Renteria (Penalty) 72
CLB – Bernardo Anor (Emilio Renteria) 89
Misconduct Summary:
D.C. – Austin da Luz (Ejection) 25
D.C. – Devon McTavish (Caution) 57
CLB – Emilio Renteria (Caution) 85
D.C. United – Steve Cronin (Joe Willis, 46), Chris Korb, Dejan Jakovic (Brad Vorv*,65), Devon McTavish, Pat Foss*, Brandon Barklage, Stephen King, Conor Shanosky, Austin da Luz, Joseph Ngwenya, Blake Brettschneider (Charles Chapin*,78)
Substitutes not used: none
COLUMBUS – Andy Gruenebaum (Alex Riggs, 46), Korey Veeder (Ben Sippola, 65), Josh Williams, Eric Gehrig, Shaun Francis, Kevin Burns (Walter Chevez*, 46), Tony Tchani, Justin Meram (Esteban Granados*, 83), Bernardo Anor, Emilio Renteria, Aaron Horton (Santiago Prim, 62)
Substitutes not used: none
*Denotes non-roster player
Referee: Sorin Stoica
Referee's Assistants: Ryan Black, Andrew Casto
4th Official: Grant Brown
Crew defeats 10-man D.C. United 3-1 in MLS Reserve League finale
The Columbus Crew defeated D.C. United 3-1 in the final game of MLS Reserve League East Division action. United was forced to play most of the game with 10 men after midfielder Austin da Luz was ejected early in the match. D.C. forward Joseph Ngwenya opened the scoring in the first half before trialist Walter Chevez, Emilio Renteria and Bernardo Anor all tallied for the Crew.


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River Data Graphs
Graphs show stage (measured in feet), flow (in cubic feet per second), temperature (degrees Fahrenheit), and turbidity. Not all parameters are available for each station.
Some graphs show a green line representing the average flow or stage on that date, as taken from many years of data.
Seven-day graphs show data that is updated every hour (approximately). Thirty-day and one-year graphs are based on twice-a-day readings. The tick marks for each day indicate the start of that day (12:01 a.m.).


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Oral history interview with Jacques-Emile Dubois
- 2001-Jan-21
Jacques-Emile Dubois begins the interview with a discussion of his family and early education. He discusses his paternal grandfather's and father's roles in World War I and his family's influence, his father's in…
- Interviewee Dubois, J. E. (Jaques-Emile), 1920-
- Interviewer Burke, Colin B.
- Subject Dubois, J. E. (Jaques-Emile), 1920-, Information storage and retrieval systems--Chemistry, CODATA, Chemistry--Abstracting and indexing, Chemistry--Nomenclature, Physical scientists, Physical sciences, Universität des Saarlandes, and Université de Paris


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Redesigned in to a slimmer and stylish profile, the Sony PlayStation 3 500GB (New PS3) brings all the features of your favourite PlayStation 3 console for a superior gaming experience. The new console also boasts of a 500GB inbuilt storage drive, for a faster and smoother gaming experience.
The Sony PlayStation 3 has an innovative Cell Broadband engine CPU with a RSX GPU chip to deliver stunning graphical output with seamless performance. The console has 256MB of XDR Main RAM and 256MB of GDDR3 VRAM, which ensures a smooth and lag free visual output. It features various sound system support, including LPCM 7.1 channel, Dolby Digital, Dolby Digital Plus, Dolby TrueHD, DTS, DTS-HD and AAC. For controlling your favourite games, it comes with Wireless Controller, utilising Bluetooth Connectivity. The on-board Optical Drive can read BDs (Blu Ray Disc) at 2x speed; DVDs (DVD-ROM) at 8x speed and CDs (CD-ROM) at 24x Speed.
The PlayStation 3 console provides for superior storage and connectivity options. It has an inbuilt 500GB drive with SATA 2.5 Connectivity as well as a pair of USB 2.0 drives for easy connectivity of USB peripherals. Moreover, the console can be connected to the home network or to the internet easily with inbuilt Ethernet support, which is compatible with 10BASE-T, 100BASE-TX and 1000BASE-T protocol support. Additionally, it supports Wireless IEEE 802.11 b/g and Bluetooth 2.0 connectivity as well.
The new Sony PlayStation 3 console comes with various AV Output systems. The device supports various resolutions such as including Full HD 1080p, 1080i; 720p HD as well as 480p and 480i SD. For PAL based systems, it supports 576p and 576i resolutions too. The console features 1x HDMI Output, 1x AV Multi Output and 1x Digital Output for superior connectivity to various types of television sets and display systems.
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Jules Verne
Jules Verne (vûrn; zhül vĕrn), 1828–1905, French novelist, originator of modern science fiction. After completing his studies at the Nantes lycée, he went to Paris to study law. He early became interested in the theater and wrote (1848–50) librettos for operettas. For some years his concerns alternated between business and the theater, but after 1863 he drew upon his interest in science and geography to write a series of romances of extraordinary journeys, in which he anticipated, with remarkable foresight, many scientific and technological achievements of the 20th cent.
Verne is especially known to English readers in translations of his Five Weeks in a Balloon (1863), A Journey to the Center of the Earth (1864), From the Earth to the Moon (1865), Twenty Thousand Leagues under the Sea (1870), Around the World in Eighty Days (1873), The Mysterious Island (1875), and Michael Strogoff (1876). Extremely popular, he wrote more than 50 books by the time he died. Plays and motion pictures have been made from many of his works, which are still widely read, particularly by the young. In 1989 the manuscript of Verne's long-lost 1863 novel Paris in the 20th Century was discovered; the pessimistic and prophetic futurist work was published in 1994.
See A. B. Evans, Jules Verne Rediscovered (1988); H. Lottman, Jules Verne: An Exploratory Biography (1996).


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Qatar hosts five-day grassroots beach volleyball training course
The course was led by instructor Mohammed Benhamida from Qatar who divided the course into two phases.
The first part was dedicated to the youth players on the Qatar National Beach Tour, while the latter part consisted of a general workshop on the latest trends in the world of beach volleyball.
A total of 29 participants from 14 countries took part in the programme.
Instructor Benhamida said he was very happy with the high standard of organization and noted that some of the participants demonstrated a high level of beach volleyball.
Mohammed Ali Al-Mohannadi, QVA Secretary General and Chairman of the Beach Committee, thanked the FIVB for their continuous support in promoting the beach games.
The federation is looking forward to welcoming more beach volleyball courses next year and to endorse its beach volleyball academy in the coming years.


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Handling Archival Materials
From UA Libraries Digital Services Planning and Documentation
We work with extremely rare and valuable materials, so it is important that we always handle them with the utmost care. Here are some good guidelines to follow:
- Always keep your hands clean. Please be sure to wash your hands at the beginning of each shift. As you work, your hands may get dirty if you are handling dirty materials. Please wash your hands often to avoid contaminating other materials. Also, please do not use hand lotion while you are handling the materials. The oils in lotions can be harmful to the materials.
- Be careful! Use two hands to lift materials on and off of the scanner. If something is very fragile or will be damaged by scanning it on the flatbed scanner, please make a note that it should be scanned using the overhead scanner instead.
There are certain conditions of materials that are "red flags" - a case when we need to go and get an archivist to determine how to proceed. Some of these conditions are:
- If a book's binding breaks during handling.
- Sheets are stuck together
- The item contains fasteners that appear to be original to the document (not modern staples or clips).
When in doubt, always err on the side of caution. If you have any questions about an item you are handling, please find Amanda, Nitin or Jeremiah to help determine what kind of action should be taken.


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Glen Deveron 16 Years, Royal Burgh [of Banff] Collection, 40% ABV/
Tasting Note: Glen Deveron 16 Years, Royal Burgh [of Banff] CollectionRead More
Search the JSW site for tasting notes for your favorite dram. If you don't find what you're looking for, drop us a note and Jeff will add your request to his list of whiskies to taste.
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Jeff was introduced to single malt whisky in 1991 and has spent the last 25 years learning increasing his knowledge about "the water of life". Visit often for blogs on whisky tasting notes, distillery visits, and other whisky-related facts. Jeff is also available to host whisky tastings and presentations.
Sometimes there isn't always time to develop detailed tasting notes for all the drams or whisky cocktails sampled. In those cases briefer notes may be generated. At JSW we call those "Nips" - check them out here.
Jeff makes sure to include whisky tasting in his travels so check back here frequently to see photos of all places Jeff samples a dram.
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M&M Golden Boys
Hey, perhaps we are on to something here with the M&M Golden Boys. Or, as Jamie called them, "two old goats."
Pedro comes at hitters from the right side with breaking balls and change ups; Jamie does the same from the other side. Only difference, Pedro can get higher readings on the radar gun on occasion. One thing for sure, with a combined 1,129 games, you know the M&M Golden Boys aren't going to panic.
Charlie doesn't know the meaning of the word panic and that's good. Writers, radio yappers and their callers and fan bloggers are raising their collective blood pressure with Lidge concerns. Charlie keeps saying Brad is the closer. He has faith and confidence.
Brad was perfect a year ago (41-41), unheard of. Had he blown 4 saves, we would have been the wild card entry and met the Cubs instead of the Brewers. Who knows what would have happened.
This year he has blown 8 and we lead by 4.5 games. With a perfect Brad, we led by 2 games after 117 games a year ago.
RISP lately has been a bigger concern.
National TV
MLB Network will televise tomorrow night's game. It will be blacked out locally.
Minor League Notes
OF Michael Taylor is day-to-day with a minor oblique muscle strain. He's missed the last 3 Lehigh Valley games . . . Williamsport CF Leandro Castro, the NYP's leading hitter at .342, was 2-4 for the NL team that lost to the AL in the league's All-Star Game last night.
Alumni Note
Came across a story on Clay Dalrymple, who caught for the Phillies from 1960-68. Thought some of you older folks (yes, older than the M&M Golden Boys) would enjoy reading about Clay.
Phillies Insider is also on twitter as barons63.