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University of Phoenix Announces Retirement of Dr. Bill PepicelloBy : UOPX News | September 4, 2013
Search for New University President in Process; Dr. Pepicello to Remain as President until Successor is Named
PHOENIX – Sept. 4, 2013 – University of Phoenix today announced that Bill Pepicello, Ph.D., has informed the institution's board of trustees of his intention to retire as president of the University. The board will initiate an immediate search to identify a new president of the University, and Dr. Pepicello has agreed to remain in his position as president until a successor is named.
In a memo to University of Phoenix staff, Dr. Pepicello said: "In my nearly 20 years with University of Phoenix, the last seven of which have been in the role of President, I've had the privilege of working alongside so many of you as we tirelessly built a University to which we're so deeply committed. I look forward to working with you as my career with this great institution draws to a close."
Dr. Pepicello began his tenure at University of Phoenix in 1995, and has held a number of leadership roles with the University, including provost, vice provost for academic affairs and dean of the School of Advanced Studies. His distinguished career in higher education also includes service as assistant professor at University of Delaware, department chair for the classics at Temple University and regional dean for National University. Dr. Pepicello also served as president of the University of Sarasota, and assisted in transforming the institution into what is today known as Argosy University.
Dr. Pepicello earned a bachelor of arts degree in classics from Gannon University, as well as a Master of Arts degree and a Doctorate of Philosophy degree from Brown University. He serves as the chairman of the Banner Health Foundation's board of directors, and is a member of the board of directors of the Greater Phoenix Economic Council, the United States Department of Education's National Advisory Committee on Institutional Quality and Integrity, the Valley of the Sun United Way and the Arizona Commission for Postsecondary Education.
"I want to thank Bill for his nearly two decades of service at the University," said Greg Cappelli, chief executive officer of Apollo Education Group, parent company of University of Phoenix. "I look forward to continuing to support the efforts of the University's leadership team as they continue to focus on enhancing learning outcomes and career prospects for hundreds of thousands of hard working Americans. On behalf of the students, alumni, faculty and staff of the University, I extend my heartfelt thanks and gratitude to Bill."
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LANCASTER, PA - Host Franklin & Marshall built a 14-point third-quarter lead and held off a late rally by ninth-ranked Johns Hopkins as the Diplomats pulled off a 14-12 upset of the ninth-ranked Blue Jays at Sponaugle-Williamson Field Saturday afternoon. The win, F&M's first against JHU since 2007, snaps JHU's 22-game regular season winning streak and its 20-game Centennial Conference winning streak.
The Blue Jays trailed 14-6 late in the fourth quarter before sophomore Braden Anderson directed a 14-play, 84-yard drive that senior Jonathan Rigaud capped with a seven-yard touchdown run with 27 seconds remaining. The Blue Jays converted a pair of third-downs and a fourth-and-15 to keep the drive alive, but Anderson's pass to the corner of the end zone on the two-point attempt sailed over the head of junior Bob D'Orazioand F&M recovered the ensuing onsides kick to secure the victory.
The Blue Jays' first three drives of the game all ended inside the F&M 20-yard line, but none resulted in points as the Diplomats stopped JHU on fourth-down plays to end the first two drives and a missed field goal ended the third.
Still, the game remained scoreless until F&M capitalized on the first turnover of the game as junior E.J. Schneider threw a 30-yard touchdown pass late in the second quarter one play after Sam Massaro recovered a Blue Jay fumble at the 30.
The 7-0 lead held until midway through the third quarter, when the bend-but-don't-break F&M defense again came up with a fourth-down stop - this one inside the Diplomat 10-yard line - and Schneider directed a nifty seven-play, 96-yard drive that he polished off with a 19-yard touchdown pass to Jordan Zackery on a backside screen to make it 14-0.
Anderson came on when the Blue Jays took over after Zackery's touchdown and promptly led the Blue Jays on a 10-play, 62-yard drive that resulted in the first points of the day for the Blue Jays. After converting third and fourth-down plays to keep the drive alive, Anderson found junior Jared Beekmanoutside with a swing pass and Beekman outraced a defender to the pylon to make it 14-6. The Blue Jays missed the extra point.
The Blue Jay defense sandwiched a pair of stops around a Massaro interception of Anderson deep in F&M territory on the first three drives of the fourth quarter before the Blue Jays got the ball back with 3:23 remaining at their own 16. Just under three minutes later, Rigaud fought his way into the end zone on the seven-yard run that sliced the deficit to 14-12, but the failed two-point attempt followed and the Diplomats needed to take a knee just once to kill the final 23 seconds.
The Blue Jays outgained the Diplomats 447-317 as Anderson threw for a career-high 153 yards and the one touchdown. Rigaud rushed for 114 yards and the one score and Dan Wodicka had 10 catches for 102 yards, but F&M's ability to keep the Blue Jays scoreless on four-of-six trips into the red zone was more than JHU could overcome.
Senior Taylor Maciow paced the Blue Jay defense with a career-high 15 tackles, including 2.5 for losses, while junior John Arenaadded a career-best 12 tackles, including two for losses, and one forced fumble.
Schneider was 20-of-28 for 189 yards and two touchdowns and also rushed for 86 yards to pace the Diplomats offensively. Zackery had a team-high eight receptions for 56 yards and the one score and Massaro led the F&M defense with nine tackles, the interception and the fumble recovery.
Despite the loss, the Blue Jays still control their own fate in the race for the Centennial Conference's automatic bid to the upcoming NCAA Playoffs. Hopkins has already clinched at least a share of the Centennial title and can secure the outright championship and the automatic bid with a win next week at home against rival McDaniel.
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Tuesday, December 16, 2008
don't give up...
As you can see, the alien had a body... wings... and feet. Granted, they do need to be attached - but the basics are there.
And yet it looks bland, uninspiring and ugh!
I know it WILL get better. So much of what really makes a project special is found in the finishing touches. But at this stage I always start to wonder "what was I thinking"
I'm going to make a concerted effort today... to really get stuck into this toy. I need to push myself through the "ugh! barrier" and find my happy place. After all... Christmas is getting close now!
14 comments:
- Puglette said...
oh dear, i know that feeling. maybe add the features first, some eyes to look into may make it more insiring.
- December 16, 2008 at 1:01 PM
- jolincountry said...
I know exactly what you are talking about. I usually put down my project and don't pick it up for the fear of not knowing where to start. ugh.
Keep Chug, Chug, Chugging along!
- December 16, 2008 at 2:40 PM
- cats-rockin-crochet said...
I can't see what you are worried about, everything you touch turns to a splendid eye catching item of crafting beauty. I just love that Bell too!
Just think Alien! Got anything that glows or springs outward, antenna's?
- December 16, 2008 at 7:48 PM
- whatsonox said...
Well I think it looks as though it is going to be great. My poor baby penguin is stuck with just a forehead as I need to find some yellow/orange wool for the beak and that means getting the box out from whereever we put it when we were tidying up in an effort to find the only set of car keys. And then I'll need to find the pattern again (the book shelves have been rearranged in the hunt for the car keys).
So an alien with a body and legs and other bits - looks fine to me. Especially as I know you'll make him/her/it have a personality - and quicker than I'll find that yellow wool (I've given up on the car keys).
- December 16, 2008 at 8:42 PM
- Sam said...
I know that you'll manage, and we'll all be admiring the finished alien. You're very good at the little details - I'm hoping this will rub off on me :-)
And I finished my rainbow scarf - photos on blog soon :-)
- December 16, 2008 at 9:12 PM
- Sam said...
Lol @ whatsonox. It all sounds horribly familiar :-)
- December 16, 2008 at 11:34 PM
- Dream on the wave said...
I know exactly what you mean by the ugh barrier. I have a basket full of unfinished things that are waiting patiently to be finished. At some point inspiration will come. I just like to add how mucj I enjoy your blog and beautiful foto's everyday! You are in inspiration to me, thank you!
- December 17, 2008 at 1:01 AM
- Anabelle said...
I'm actually trying to make a stuffed bunny for a neice, how on earth do you sew the arms and other appendages on??? i can't figure it out and it looks awful
any help is appreciated!
thanks.... The Newbie
- December 17, 2008 at 1:04 AM
- RachelB said...
I love that you feel "stuck" at this point. It makes you seem more human to me :) You do so many amazing crafts, and get so much done in such a short time...it makes me feel like such a slacker because I can't finish a baby blanket in 2 months!
- December 17, 2008 at 10:09 AM
You can do it!!!
- December 17, 2008 at 10:34 AM
- laughing purple goldfish said...
puglette - yes, I think the face will inspire me
jolincountry - isn't it awful when you do that! I'm learning to PUSH through the PAIN BARRIER
cat - you are a sweetheart - thanks
whatsonox - I can SO relate to your tale of lost items :)
sam - thanks :) I'll share everything I know!
dream on the wave - you're welcome! after christmas, I think I'll need to get stuck into some unfinished craft myself!
anabelle - I'll try and take some shots of my next doll as I sew her together... that might help
rachel b - lol! I'm VERY human :) and a bit naughty too... if a project is going to take me more than a couple of days, I have to seriously consider whether it is worth doing... otherwise I get bored too easily
jacqui - thanks for cheering me on!
- December 17, 2008 at 8:49 PM
- Anabelle said...
thank you! I'm so stuck and my poor baby pink bunny is nothing but disjointed limbs and fluff :( so sad!
- December 18, 2008 at 11:14 PM
- Anabelle said...
I gave it a go, its not the best looking bunny but i'm pretty proud considering it the first one i've ever made :)
- December 19, 2008 at 10:35 AM
- laughing purple goldfish said...
anabelle - your bunny is adorable... I have left a comment on your blog :)
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Marcus McLin provided the spark for Whitewater with a 61-yard return on the opening kickoff. Matt Behrendt would find Tyler Huber in the back of the endzone just four plays later for the first score of the game just 94 seconds in. An Eric Kindler extra point made the score 7-0, equaling the number of points scored in last year's meeting in Whitewater.
The Warhawk defense forced a three-and-out to give the ball back to the offense. Thirteen plays and 57 yards later, almost six minutes ticked off the clock and Kindler added to Whitewater's lead with a 21-yard field goal.
UW-W's special teams kept the Warhawk defense off the field after Dylan Morang forced a fumble on the kick return that was recovered by Chris Treptow at the Buffalo 31. Once again it took Whitewater just four plays to score and again it was Behrendt using his arm to find Kyle Christensen from three yards out. Kindler tacked on the extra point, the lead was 17-0 in favor of UW-W and the Warhawks still had 5:46 left in the first quarter.
Another three-and-out for the Bengals gave the ball back to the rolling Warhawk offense, and they capitalized, again. This time it took two plays and 40 seconds to cover 48 yards for a touchdown. Behrendt started the drive with a 12-yard completion to Justin Howard. Then Steve Morris converted on an option pass with a 36-yard TD completion to Jake Kumerow. Kindler added the point after to make the score 24-0 after just 15 minutes of play.
The first quarter was all the Warhawks would need in the game with 189 yards of offense including 146 through the air, nine first downs, three touchdowns and a field goal. The Warhawk defense allowed 14 yards of total offense and one first down while forcing two turnovers for Buffalo State in the opening quarter.
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Behrendt was 13-25 with 187 yards and four touchdowns, his career high. Behrendt found five different receivers throughout the game. Justin Howard had five catches for 72 yards and a touchdown. Huber caught three passes for 64 yards and a touchdown. Kumerow grabbed two Behrendt passes and another from Morris for 63 yards and two touchdowns. Nick Patterson and Christensen combined for 27 yards receiving and a touchdown. On the ground, nine Warhawks posted carries in the win led by Jordan Ratliffe with 11 carries for 57 yards including a 26-yard scamper.
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After an outstanding junior season in which he was the 12th-leading scorer in the nation, UCSB guard Alex Harris will enter his senior season as a legitimate honors candidate. One of the best offensive players on the West Coast, Harris stepped-up his game in virtually every category last year and whether his scoring in 2007-08 can match its 2006-07 level, he seems poised to have an even greater overall impact on Gaucho fortunes.
First Things First
As a junior, Harris averaged 21.1 points per game, earning him the Big West scoring championship. Harris became the first UCSB player to win the league scoring title since the 1996-97 season when Raymond Tutt did so. Following the year, Harris was named First Team All-Big West and Second Team All-District by the National Association of Basketball Coaches.
A Small Step For Man, A Giant Step For Gauchokind
As a sophomore in 2005-06, Harris averaged 8.3 points per game. His 2006-07 scoring average of 21.1 points per game was an increase of 12.8 points per game, the largest jump from one season to the next of any Gaucho on record. Harris entered his junior season having scored 458 points in his first two seasons, a total of 58 games and 1,506 minutes. In 2006-07, he played in all 29 games, a total of 1,018 minutes and he scored 611 points.
Rank And File Season
In 2006-07, Harris had an offensive season that ranks among the best in UCSB annals. He became just the third player in school history to eclipse 600 points and his 611 ranks third all-time. His 21.1 points per game also ranks third. In addition, Harris transformed himself from a very average three-point shooter into one of the finest in school history. His 71 three-pointers were the fourth most for a Gaucho and his percentage of 45.8% was second only to Raymond Tutt's 46.6%. Finally, Harris made 158 free throws on the year, the second most ever and he became just the second Gaucho to attempt 200 or more free throws in a single season, finishing with 201.
A Quick Start
As a junior, Harris didn't waste any time sprinting out of the starting blocks. After averaging more than 30 points per game in a pair of exhibition games, he scored 25 in the season-opener against San Jose State, leading UCSB to a come-from-behind win. His performance against the Spartans earned him Big West Player of the Week honors, but Harris didn't stop there. He scored 20 or more in the first six games of the season, going for 25 or more three times. In his first two seasons, a total of 58 games, Harris never scored 20 or more points.
A Faster Finish
In his first two seasons at UCSB, Harris struggled as the seasons wound to their respective conclusions. As a junior, he didn't just end the season strong, he ended it with the best basketball of his career. Harris scored 22 or more in each of the last six games of the season. Over the final six, he averaged 26.0 points and 4.8 rebounds per game. He made 48-of-97 shots overall, 49.5%, and 23-of-36 from three-point range, 63.9%. In game two of the final six-game stretch, at Cal State Fullerton, Harris scored a career-high 35 points, the most scored by a Gaucho in 10 years.
After a tremendous junior season in 2006-07, Alex Harris will be an All-America candidate as a senior in 2007-08...He will again be inked in as one of the starters at a wing spot, and should carry a large portion of UCSB's offensive load...Added strength should help Harris improve his all-around game in his final season...Harris will enter the 2007-08 season with a career total of 1,069 points, the 18th most in school history.
Harris' emergence as a junior in 2006-07 was stunning...After averaging 7.9 points and 3.2 rebounds per game in his first two seasons, Harris exploded as a junior, leading the Big West in scoring at 21.1 points per game and also contributing 4.8 rebounds and 2.1 assists...He was named First Team All-Big West and Second Team All-District 15 by the National Association of Basketball Coaches...He was a two-time Big West Player of the Week...His 21.1 points per game ranked 11th in the nation and third all-time at UCSB...Harris scored 20 or more points 18 times in 2006-07, including each of the first seven games and each of the final six...In the last six games, he averaged 26.0 points per game...Had 25 or more points 10 times and 30 or more twice...His 35-point game against Cal State Fullerton was a career-high and the most points scored by a Gaucho since the 1997-98 season...Harris also had a 32-point game in the league-opener against UC Riverside...Scored 28 points in a game against UC Davis and also had 27 points in games at Pepperdine, at Pacific, and against Eastern Washington...Harris had 20 points in UCSB's road win over UNLV, a team which ultimately advanced to the Sweet 16 of the NCAA Tournament...Combined with forward Chris Devine to form the highest one-two single-season scoring punch in school history with 1,019 points...Harris made 71 three-point baskets on the season, the fourth most in school history, and he hit 45.8% from beyond the arc, the second best mark ever...Made at least one three-point basket in 27 of 29 games, two or more 19 times, including the last eight games, three or more 13 times and a career-high five four times...He made five three-pointers in three consecutive games near the end of the regular season and in the final six games of the year, Harris hit 23 out of 41 three-point attempts, 56.1%...Harris not only made a giant leap offensively as a junior, he improved in virtually every category...His 4.8 rebounds per game were easily a career-high and he had five or more rebounds 16 times in the last 26 games...Collected a season-high nine rebounds in the win over Cal State Fullerton and had eight rebounds in games against Fullerton, Cal Poly and San Francisco...Harris had a career-high 61 assists, including a personal-best six against San Diego State and Vanguard...He had three or more assists 10 times...With the possible exception of scoring, the one area where Harris made the most improvement was his shooting...In his first two seasons, he made 37.2% of his shots overall and 32.0% from three-point range, but as a junior, Harris hit 47.6% overall and a sparkling 45.8% from three-point range...He even improved his free throw percentage as he shot a career-best 78.6%, including 95.8% (23-of-24) in his last three games...He easily led the team in minutes played with 1,018, an average of 35.1 per game...Harris never played fewer than 24 minutes in a game, played 30 or more 27 times and 35 or more 18 times...He also played a career-high and school record 48 minutes in a double-overtime win over Pepperdine...His total of 1,018 minutes was 264 more than his previous high.
As a sophomore, Harris split his time between the wing and the point guard position...He played most of the second half of the season at wing and finished as the Gauchos' third-leading scorer at 8.3 points per game...Harris also ranked third on the team in assists at 2.0 per game and third in three-point baskets with 28...Scored 10 or more points 10 times, including four times in the first five games of the season...Had a career-high 17 points in a home victory over Long Beach State...Had 15 points in games against Loyola Marymount, UC Riverside and UC Davis...Produced the first double-double of his career with 14 points and 10 rebounds against San Diego...The 10 rebounds were a career-high and they were all on the defensive end...He had five or more rebounds eight times...Harris had eight rebounds against Portland and seven at North Carolina...Had season-high five assists in games against San Francisco, San Diego State, Cal State Northridge and Sonoma State...Had season-high four steals against Sonoma State...Had season-high four three-pointers in season-opener against San Francisco...Had two or more three-pointers seven times...While he shot 37.4% for the season, Harris shot 42.0% over the season's final 11 games...He was a perfect 5-for-5 from the field in a win over UC Davis...Harris was a perfect 8-for-8 from the free throw line, including four in the final minute, in a win at Long Beach State.
Harris was selected to the Big West All-Freshman Team in 2004-05...Averaged 7.4 points, 2.9 rebounds, 1.8 assists and 1.0 steals per game...Played much of the first half of his freshman season at a wing position, but made the shift to point at midseason...Scored in double-figures nine times...Scored a season-high 16 points in games at Cal State Fullerton, at Pacific and at Cal Poly...His 15-point effort in a season-opening win at San Diego State was a school record by a Gaucho freshman in a debut game...Six of his nine double-figure scoring efforts came on the road...His 216 total points ranked tenth all-time among UCSB freshmen...Harris suffered through a late-season shooting slump and finished at 36.9% from the floor and 32.8% from three-point range...Through the first 23 games of the season, he shot 42.4% overall and 40.0% from three-point range...In the last six games, he made just 6-of-27 shots overall (16.2%) and 1-for-14 (7.1%) from three-point territory...Made a season-best three three-point baskets at Cal State Fullerton and against Utah State...Made two or more three-pointers six times...He had a high of five assists in wins over Cal Poly and UC Riverside...He had four steals in a win over Idaho and he had two or more steals six times, all in the season's final 19 games...Harris had eight rebounds at UC Davis and he had five or more six times, including five in the last 17 games...Started final 15 games.
High School
Harris attended St. Joseph Notre Dame High School...Had an outstanding senior season, averaging 19.0 points, 6.3 assists and 5.2 rebounds per game...Led St. Joseph Notre Dame HS to a 29-6 record and the California State Division 4 Championship...In the state championship game, Harris had 19 points, ten rebounds and six assists, and he scored 11 points in the decisive fourth quarter, including the game-winning three-point basket...He was chosen the CalHi Sports State Division 4 Player of the Year, the CIF North Coast Section Player of the Year, the Bay Shore Athletic League Player of the Year, the San Francisco Chronicle Bay Area Player of the Year and the Alameda Journal Player of the Year...Harris was a Cal Hi Sports First Team All-State Division 4 choice and a Second Team All-State choice with all divisions included...Also named First Team All-North Coast Section, First Team All-Bay Shore Athletic League and First Team All-Northern California...Scored a career-high 34 points against University of San Diego HS...Also had a 30-point game against Serra HS...Harris averaged 15 or more points in each of his four high school seasons...Coached by Don Lippi.
Alexander Cory Harris was born January 30, 1986 in Mission Viejo, Calif....In addition to his athletic achievements in high school, Harris was also selected CIF North Coast Section Scholar Athlete of the Year...A member of the Principal's Honor Roll at St. Joseph Notre Dame HS...Winning the California State Championship is Harris' most memorable sports moment...His favorite professional sports teams are the Golden State Warriors and the Oakland Raiders...His favorite novel is The Autobiography of Martin Luther King, Jr....Favorite musical artist is Mos Def...Majoring in business economics...The son of Anthony and Angela Harris.


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What do Gray Catbird, Chuck-will's-Widow, White-breasted Nuthatch, Rusty Blackbird and Red-bellied Woodpecker have in common?
At first glance not a lot, besides being birds of course, and more or less occurring across most of the eastern half of the United States (and in the case of the Nuthatch, much of the rest too). The common thread lies in their scientific name; for each species a similar etymology that has changed little in the nearly 300 years since they were first formally described. One that's certainly recognizable once pointed out. Be it the Gray Catbird's Dumetella carolinensis or the Rusty Blackbird's Euphagus carolinus, they all reference this particular part of the southeast. But why? Why would the other great locales of natural history be left in the dust by this seemingly inauspicious corner of the continent? These carolinensii are so prolific that there's scarcely another place name that shows up so regularly in Linnaeus's records. And does it really matter what word is attached to a name no birder ever really uses?
It's perhaps not to surprising that despite their taxonomic difference, the reference to the Carolinas is not a coincidence. At the turn of the Century, that's the 18th Century mind you, the continent of America was mostly an unknown quantity. European colonization had been centered in the Northeast ,and the Southeast corner was still, in many ways, unknown It's hard to think of a region that has now devolved into sprawl and agriculture as a wilderness but it was. There were dense black swamps, pine barrens with 150 foot tall trees, a coastline of dunes and wind and little else. Even the protected areas we now consider to be "reclaimed" are nothing more than pale shadows of the southeast of 300 years ago. So it goes.
Into this frontier came all sorts of individuals, notably one Mark Catesby, an English born naturalist who emigrated to Virginia to live with his sister in 1712. Gentleman naturalists were all the rage back then, and Catesby no different. He was a botanist by reputation and made some money sending seeds and samples of native Virginia plants back to English horticulturalists and making a name for himself among scientists in the old country. He was eventually recommended to travel on a natural history expedition to the Carolinas in 1722 and soon found himself in Charleston, South Carolina, where he based himself for the next six years traveling across the region and beyond, even heading off to the West Indies collecting birds and plants and sending them back to collectors in England.
When he returned to Europe himself he began his magnum opus, a two volume brute called The Natural History of Carolina, Florida, and the Bahama Islands: Containing the Figure of Birds, Beasts, Fishes, Serpents, Insects, and Plants, that he would mete out over the next sixteen years. His illustrations, while not on par with the naturalist-painters like Alexander Wilson and the great John James Audubon who would come half a century later, were notable for being the first to be published full folio sized and included wildlife posed with appropriate native plants, a novel approach and one perfected by Audubon. But what does all this have to do with the species name, carolinensis?
The popularity of Catesby's work was not lost on the great Carolus Linneaus, who included much of the information collected by Catesby in his seminal Systema Naturae. Since so many of the species in the book were first formally described from specimens taken by Catesby in Carolina, Linneaus tagged them for all time as carolinensis, and that's how they've stayed. In fact, the species names was historically far more prevalent, applied as it was to birds like Mourning Dove, Dark-eyed Junco, Yellow-billed Cuckoo, and American Robin before they became macroura, hyemnalis, americanus and migratorius respectively. Carolina's place in ornithological history is substantial, but it used to be even more so.
For his own work however, Linneaus deemed Catesby himself inconsequential enough to assign only one species to his name, the American Bullfrog, Rana catesbeiana.
You can't win them all.
Oh, he flipped him the frog… That's a new one.
Your (great!) post might inspire me to write something similar about "capensis" in African animal names. No wait, just listing the birds would require an entire extra server, so nevermind.
@Corey- Wait, so it's not a great honor to have, pound for pound, North America's most voracious predator named after you?
@Jochen- So you're saying taxonomists in South Africa are lazy…
@Nate: yes. Must be the cricket, the sun, and gin tonic (or brandy & coke).
@Jochen- Crikey! Another Gerbera! Better make this one capensis too, I reckon…
@ Nate: Ha 🙂 Actually, South African taxonomists are (in)famous for splitting genera just so they can describe more species with the name "capensis".
I've heard.
Why was the specific name of the robin, dove, etc. changed if Linneaus used carolinensis? Wouldn't his name have priority?
@Derek- This was back when every self-styled naturalist was naming everything in sight. Mourning Dove, in particular, was given the name Turtur carolinensis, Turtle Dove, by Catesby, which was changed to Columba carolinensis by Linnaeus.
This, unfortunately, was after a bird called the Long-tailed Dove, Columba macroura, was described by a British surgeon named George Edwards, who illustrated the bird so poorly with such a ridiculously outsized tail that Linnaeus thought it was a different species. When it was discovered they were the same, macroura had priority.
As for the Junco, carolinensis lives on in a subspecies that Catesby called a full species, which was eventually lumped. In fact, if you include ssp, there are tons more carolinensii for that reason.
Cuckoo and Robin were birds named by Catesby that never caught on in the greater scientific community.
and of course, Carolina Wren is Thryothorus ludovicianus….
Nate, the sign of a good writer is to take a potentially boring topic and make it interesting and enjoyable to read. Let it be said I have enjoyed every one of your posts to date.
Yes, excellent post. One of my New Year's resolutions is to learn more scientific/latin bird names, so thanks! Did you know that you can buy the original 2 folio volumes for $550,000 from the W. Graham Arader III gallery in NYC?
(Or see it here: http://www.botanicus.org/title/b11924998)
about the "capensis" theme, why a bird not found in Africa is named Zonotrichia capensis? Mislabed specimens? Another meaning for the "capensis" part?
Thanks all!
@Jan Axel- That's a good question. My guess would be that it refers to another cape, perhaps the one at the southern tip of South America? But I don't know for sure.
Just happened to have my sparrow book next to the computer. The Rufous-collared Sparrow (Z. capensis) does range south to Cape Horn, so you're probably right, Nate.
Great information, Nate, thank you.
Very few (possibly none) of the "Catesby" birds were named from specimens; the types are actually the paintings, one of the great bizarrenesses in the history of taxonomy.
@Rick- Thanks!
Too true. I probably should have made that clearer. I used to think that Catesby was sending actual specimens to Linnaeus, but realized I was wrong when I noticed the period they were doing most of their work didn't overlap much at all.
I can't imagine how difficult that must have been for Linnaeus, to have to get past the personal idiosyncrasies of so many illustrators to parse out different species.
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The Concilium Sanguinarius, the Council of Blood who rule the vampires with an iron fist and manipulate the mortal world from the shadows, with a deftness born of the countless centuries. In New York, as the millennium moves and the twenty first Century dawns, a female vampire, Danaan, feels pangs of loneliness and begins to search the night for a companion. Also in the city is Ymochel, outcast and distrusted, and eager for revenge on the Concilium and, more specifically, Danaan. Theirs is a history that crosses boundless centuries and a myriad taboos, but now their histories converge in the most violent of ways. But do they act alone, or is a more sinister power at work? What occurs between them threatens the entire stability of vampire society.
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Dwight Howard Pens 'Still Love Ya' Ad To Orlando, But Did He Add Insult To Injury?
By Barry Janoff
September 3, 2012: Dwight Howard and the city of Orlando did not have a friendly breakup.
Now, the NBA all-star center is looking to rebuild some of the damage he left behind when his protracted departure from the Magic culminated with his trade to the Los Angeles Lakers.
Howard took out a full-page advertisement in the Orlando Sentinel on Sunday, Sept. 2, in which he professed his love for Orlando and the fans he played in front of for eight seasons. Whether or not he added insult to injury with the ad remains to be seen.
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"To play the game of basketball in the NBA is a blessing and to have had the opportunity to play before the Orlando fans for eight years was truly a privilege and and honor.
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Howard went straight from Southwest Atlanta Christian Academy to the Magic in 2004 and during his tenure there was a six-time All-Star and three-time NBA Defensive Player of the Year.
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Ultimately, Howard followed in the huge footsteps of Shaquille O'Neal, who in 1996 left the Magic as a free agent to sign with the Lakers, where he joined Kobe Bryant to lead the team to consecutive NBA titles in 2000-2001-2002. Unlike O'Neal's departure, where the Magic received nothing in return, Howard's off-season trade — which also involved the Denver Nuggets and Philadelphia 76ers — included numerous players, money and future draft choices.
Howard was recently in China as part of a tour under the auspices of adidas. His 2011-12 season ended early due to back surgery in April, and his recovery has made the timeline for his return to the court uncertain. According to the 2012-13 NBA schedule, Howard will face the Magic in Los Angeles on Dec. 2, then return to Orlando for the first time as a member of the Lakers on March 12.
Despite the scenario regarding his departure from Orlando, Howard still has numerous fans and the potential for new endorsement deals in Los Angeles. He has more than 3.4 million followers on Twitter but his Web page is under construction as he prepares for his first season with the Lakers.


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Memory Loss Sparks A Plan For Running, And Living
Remembering even the smallest details of her life can be hard for Gweneviere Mann. She has suffered from short-term memory loss since 2008, caused by complications from an operation. But that's not enough to stop Mann and her boyfriend, Yasir Salem, from running a marathon — with a unique strategy.
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Salem asks, "So you had your surgery in November of 2008, right?"
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"Yeah. Sorry about that," Mann says, laughing.
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a LOT of entries got just one vote so everyone wins third place!
Tied for second place: Round 2 #20, and #34
Winner of the Cash on the barrelhead HHCom Award (in pretty much a landslide) is #54 (38)
Category 2: Which entries reveals Miss Snark to be a loon, or have no taste. Again, a lot of single votes, a lot of undervotes (ie voting for none) but one clear winner:
#22 (364)
Category 3: Which entry would you read despite the hook?
Winner in a landslide: #36 (518)
Grand prize winner in the famous last words category: "I'm never doing this many again" said by Miss Snark on 1/1/2006. I'm saying them again now. This time I really really mean it.
We'll probably do some version of the COM again but I just can't do this many again ever. Considering we've done almost nothing BUT this crapometer for a solid month, I'm sure no one will object to getting back to business!
29 comments:
- Heidi the Hick said...
I'm sure I've said this before...please let me repeat:
I have learned more from following the Crapometer for the last month than I have learned....well, ever. I've learned what needs to be chopped out of my own writing. I'm beginning to figure out how to make my work more interesting.
I do hope once we've all recovered that we can do this again. On a smaller scale of course! I was too chicken to make an entry but I think in a few months I'll be ready to face evisceration!
- 1/16/2007
- JDuncan said...
Impressive...most impressive. You have gone where no agent has gone before. As my little twins are fond of saying to one another. "Me winner! Ha-ha, you lose." Perhaps we should make some kind of an award for agents who perform such outlandish stunts as these? The Golden Gin Pail? Somehow, I imagine Miss Snark making some sort of on-stage spectacle of herself accepting an award like this. Could we expect less? I would be disappointed if she didn't.
Anyway. Kudos to you, Miss Snark.
- 1/16/2007
The Crap 'o meter is like that painting of Kramer from "Seinfeld." The well-heeled couple who buy it say, "It is repulsive, and yet, I can not look away."
I kept deleting Miss Snark's website from my "favorites" queue and then adding it back again a few days later. I'd get fed up and then go right back for more. It was infuriating, enlightening, in short....snarktastic. Cheers.
- 1/16/2007
Don't know how you did them all, but it was a fantastic learning experience. Be nice to see some of these balloon into the mainstream.
- 1/16/2007
- Bella Stander said...
Yes indeed, kudos to Miss Snark, plus a golden--no, make that platinum--gin pail and a lifetime supply of gin to keep it filled. I'd say she also deserves a smack upside the head for attempting such a gargantuan task as the HH Crapometer, but I think she's already gotten that. In spades.
I must be a loon too, because I also liked #22. I missed it (and several others) when they were first posted because I couldn't bring myself to read any more. After a while, EVERYTHING looks like crap.
- 1/16/2007
- jamiehall said...
Yes, and I'm sure there's plenty of email piling up. Mwahahahahaha!
- 1/16/2007
- kitty said...
Considering we've done almost nothing BUT this crapometer for a solid month, I'm sure no one will object to getting back to business!
Y'mean you don't do these critiques all the time? Holy crap.
- 1/16/2007
- M. G. Tarquini said...
After 650 hooks and 59 first pages, why should you HAVE to ever do this again? What we haven't learned with this last crapometer, and the crapometer before it, is unteachable.
George Clooney says to put down the red pen and rub a little more gin on his...gums.
- 1/16/2007
- Maprilynne said...
Congrats to everyone who even submitted!!
I know I know I got at least one vote, so I'll consider myself one of the third places.:)
Miss Snark can totally ding this if it's not appropriate, but a ton of people wanted to see the first chapter of number 11 (246)--ghost girl int he hall--and I didn't know a better way to let people know that I have posted it on LJ at this webaddress...http://maprilynne.livejournal.com/
I don't know if anyone else has first chapters posted anywhere, but there are some I would really love to see!
- 1/16/2007
- Mark said...
Hmm. I just don't see any of them going anywhere, but I suppose slapstick is in if this is the watermark. Are any getting serious consideration? I mean really?
- 1/16/2007
I recently queried some top agents with my entry and have recieved partial requests from Nick Ellison and Jenny Bent, among others. So it could go somewhere...
- 1/16/2007
Maybe if you do it again you should give out wristbands, like they do when they sell tickets for big concerts. Yours can be virtual though. Everyone who wants to enter sends you an email and they're numbered as they come in. You draw numbers for fifty people and whoever's number comes up gets to submit their query.
- 1/16/2007
MS, you totally amaze me. I haven't had time to even read through all the pages yet, and you are done and (thank Dog) on to your normal life! (Unfortunately, my dang 8-5 keeps interferring.) Kudos, A ever filled gin pail, and a large box of Godivas to you, if I could figure out where to mail them. (Tried to insert in the cd driver to e-mail, but first chocolate got mushed.) Now, to go back and rewrite my first three chapters......
- 1/16/2007
#20 here...
Thank you to the people who voted for me. I was celebrating my birthday for most of the twelve hours (Does running around the house screaming "Aaaargh! I'm old!" count as celebrating?) and didn't get a chance to rig the voting, dammit. But I agree: Evil-villain-kid rocks. Well done, author.
And, because it can't be said enough: Thanks Miss Snark. You are a goddess for doing this. Or insane. Or an insane goddess who will slay us all in our sleep. Whichever you think fits.
- 1/16/2007
Odd that #22 won in category two; it was mostly loved in the comment trail. Not by me; I have taste.
- 1/16/2007
- Richard Lewis said...
It will always be a valuable resource to the international writing community. Maybe somebody ought to translate it into French and other languages, except I don't know how some of the Snarkisms would work in, say, German.
I, like nearly everybody, learned a lot.
Terima kasih sebanyak-banyaknya, Miss Snark--deepest thanks.
- 1/16/2007
- Dave Kuzminski said...
Miss Snark, I didn't see myself operating a huge contest ten years later after I started P&E, but some of these things just have a mind of their own. I will suggest that you develop some guidelines so you can limit the number of entries to read.
By the way, for anyone who isn't aware, the P&E Readers Poll didn't end on the 14th or 15th. We experienced a late start so it was decided to let the poll continue through to the end of January. So, please, everyone spread the word around. There is a notice verifying that on the New page at P&E should anyone express any doubts.
- 1/16/2007
Sorry Miss Snark, but once a sucker, always a sucker. I grew bangs to hide the "S" on my forehead, but, somehow, people always know.
So, it's only a matter of time untl you forget the pain. (That same reasoning explains why people have more than one baby.)
We await the next crapometer with bated (Whatever TF that means.) breath.
- 1/16/2007
- McKoala said...
Congrats to all the winners and to all that got as far as a partial request. I've learned a ton of good stuff from all of you. Thank you, Miss Snark. Don't drown in the platinum gin bucket now.
Mark - and Miss Snark - my revised hook has led to two requests for full manuscripts, so it works! Now it's up to the novel. Gulp.
- 1/16/2007
- Mark said...
Well there's no accounting for certain tastes. That's what makes this interesting. If I had a nickle for evey partial and full I've sent out over a number of projects I could buy a decent dinner.
Revising the query is always in vogue at the first whiff of someone not getting it, but if the decision maker doesn't like politics and weather a nature story is going to be a tough sell. Until they lose their house to an "unnatural" catasptrophe.
Good night, and good luck.
- 1/16/2007
Dear Miss Snark,
You ARE a goddess. I live in Australia, and your blog gives daily refreshment to my writerly soul. It is such a shame you are too far away for me to fall at your feet and worship. The COM was a tremendous learning experience.
- 1/17/2007
Thank you Miss Snark. I have a newfound enthusiasm for writing and a greater arsenal of tools at my disposal thanks to all your efforts.
- 1/17/2007
i don't think i'd read any of these, hooks, pages, any of it. not much for piker ramblings.
i was thinking this morning, would we be okay with some guy deciding one day that he wanted to start practicing medicine? or would we be a little shocked, dismayed, perhaps try to restrain him, until he received the proper training? or would it be enough for him to say, "well, i read a few blogs about surgery. i think i'm up to speed." probably not. why is it any different for writing? because everyone has "innate" ablility, just waiting to be "unleashed" and "recognized"?
- 1/17/2007
- angrylil'asiangirl said...
congratulations. i'm hugely admiring of the brisk way you trudged through all of this -- all for free, all for the sake of keeping the art of writing alive.
you rock.
- 1/17/2007
Anonymous said...
i was thinking this morning, would we be okay with some guy deciding one day that he wanted to start practicing medicine? or would we be a little shocked, dismayed, perhaps try to restrain him, until he received the proper training? or would it be enough for him to say, "well, i read a few blogs about surgery. i think i'm up to speed." probably not. why is it any different for writing? because everyone has "innate" ablility, just waiting to be "unleashed" and "recognized"?
Anon - I don't think anyone here thinks you can become a good writer without a lot of hard graft. I would make a bet that a lot of people on here have aleady spent years practising their writing. I know I have and I also know that I still have lots and lots to learn. Maybe I'll never make the grade, most people don't, but exercises like this one are one more step up the learning curve.
- 1/17/2007
Writing is hardly life threatening, even if it someone thinks it's bad writing. By the way, those medical students (typically fairly clueless at the get go) do work with patients during the clinical portion of their training, so even doctors "train" on the job. I suspect Anon might not have published alot of good writers.
- 1/17/2007
The COM should be required reading in every MFA program in creative writting. Awesome effort.
- 1/17/2007
- A Paperback Writer said...
Miss Snark, if I knew how to reach you I'd send you a truckload of godiva chocolates. I've learned tons and even had an agent track me down to request a query!
May I suggest that if you ever have enough gin even to think about doing another crapometer that you should do one on first lines of potential novels and only allow one hour to submit? That way, you ought to be able to keep the numbers down under a thousand. I think. Hmmm... maybe you'd better have a LOT of that gin first.
Thanks for doing this! You are wonder woman.
- 1/17/2007
Where I come from 'piker' means someone without the guts to follow through on something. Now, I'm assuming you weren't among the '...hooks, pages any of it...' or you're including your own work among that which you wouldn't read. Which means you didn't have the guts to send something. Unlike the 700+ people who sent stuff knowing full well they might get a 'WTF??' That takes courage. Anonymous sniping doesn't. In other words : only one of these is the action of a piker.
Kettle, meet pot. I think you have a lot in common.
As for the doctor remark... Now, I'm pretty sure the people who sent thier work didn't think their writing was the best it could be. They'd be querying properly if that were the case. These are people who ARE training themselves in their craft and looking for help from others with more experience. But you seem annoyed that they haven't been well-trained. Somehow you are complaining that people trying to get better at their craft aren't trying to get better at their craft.
I very much doubt that this is the only way people are trying to improve, but when an opportunity exists like the Crapometer, you'd have to be a 'piker' not to take it. In the same way I'm sure many real surgeons DO read and submit to other surgeons blogs but don't rely completely on them. That doesn't mean they miss opportunities to learn things that way.
I'm also tempted to jump on the apparently broken nature of your shift key, but I'll restrain myself.
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It's like going in to a job interview for a job you're not qualified for, and having the boss say "this is a great resume, but unfortunately not for this job. You may want to try elsewhere. We're going to hire someone who is qualified for the job we're seeking to fill." I mean obviously you don't have everything she's looking for. She's not attracted to you.
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