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Fast is Slow and Slow is Smooth
Hugh Acheson tries to wrap his mind around Chris Jones' mantra.
"Don't screw with my food when you are representing me representing you." This is Lindsay's new battle cry. I would have suggested something shorter, like the Sioux call of "Hoka Hey!" or a simple "Kill! Kill! Kill!" This drawn out Rebel Yell from Florida is directed to the recently departed Beverly. Little do they know that Beverly is cooking to success in the Last Chance Kitchen. You can't keep the gnome down for long.
Grayson is chatting to herself about the need to step things up. She's a little concerned. And she should be. This is nearing the end of the line, and right now she's a middle of the packer known for silly songs and sexual innuendo. It's not even innuendo usually, just sexy talk. Sexy talk means nothing anymore without Chris Crary, the sculpted Ken doll of cookery.
Emeril, Cat Cora, and Padma are judging this Quickfire. Padma is wearing a boyfriend-style shirt-dress, plaid with cut-off sleeves. Am I the last person on earth to know that she's dating Larry the Cable Guy? Cat Cora looks completely different when she lets her hair down. Emeril too.
I don't know how the teams came to fruition, but they seem to fall on race (Ed and Paul), sex (Lindsay and Sarah) and then the oddball team of merry pranksters (Chris Jones and Grayson.) The challenge is to peel, devein, and butterfly two pounds of shrimp, shuck and cut a crate of corn, and make a pound of perfect fettuccine. Then you cook with all three ingredients plus the pantry, and the best dish wins. Sounds easy? Whatever… this is anything but easy. Winner gets 10,000 Smackaroos, Padma's newly-named currency system. Padma is keeping the real greenbacks and swapping them with these Smackaroos. Currency speculators are wary on Smackaroo futures.
Here's where I get picky. The challenge calls to "shuck a crate of corn…," yet the picture has corn cut off the cob. Shucking is just the peeling and removal of the greenery and yarn of the corn. Cutting is something else. I would've just shucked it and not cut it and then been all stubborn about it. That's how I roll. I am a walking pain in the ass, albeit a nice one. People say I smirk a lot. I do.
The teams do line up things pretty much as they should. Make the pasta dough, get it resting, then into corn and shrimp world. Grayson says that the male shrimp are dirtier. Lindsay comments that Grayson never shuts up. This is pretty much the case, but Grayson has given us some pretty memorable lines this season and that crazy rendition of the bullfrog song.
Alas, all happy thoughts are vanishing in this grueling Quickfire. Grayson is all over Chris for his slow-pokey work style. He asides with some strange wisdom, which I would like to set the mood for… think of a snow-capped mountain top, and on the very top of this mountain is the wise soothsayer we have all wanted to chat with in life, hair up in strange ponytail, wearing a bathrobe. You ask for wisdom and the response is this: "Fast is slow and slow is smooth." Then your life journey is complete because it will take you the remainder of your existence to figure out what the fuck that means.
Corn cob check for Mr. Qui. We have a corn failure on aisle three. Maiz a Qui? No Bueno. He gets Cat Cora'd and has to improve the shapes of them cobs. Ed is surely convinced that the curse of being paired with Paul continues. He may be right.
"Shrimp check please." Immortal words that you should only speak in bath houses you will never return to, where no one will ever know your name, unless your name is Ty-Lor, the centerfold sensation.
Paul has forgotten to put the shrimp on the pasta resulting in a banishment of the white team and a continuation of the curse of Ed and Paul, the team that Paul always brings down. Paul only wins when the money is his and his alone… and then he always wins. The green team wins, even with the deep-fried bacon. Gotta get things crispy, you know. Slow wins this race, and is happy to bring home the deep-fried bacon to his family.
The Elimination Challenge is to cook for a block party, 200 people, to fill the coffers of Healthy Choice initiative "Child Hunger Ends Here." The chefs will be competing against their just-former teammate from the QF. When I think block party I think of sliders and potato salad, mac 'n' cheese and sausages… and Grayson comes up with chicken salad. She would be horrible at $100,000 Pyramid.
Paul and Ed are doing Korean BBQ with pickled salad. Grayson and Chris J. are rocking the chicken salad with watermelon. Lindsay and Sarah are heralding a new day for meatballs and vegetable salad.
Shopping. Grayson yells at the butcher counter guy, "You are the shit. You are the shit." Enunciation is everything, because with a little bit of wrong inflection this could be the most insulting thing ever said on Top Chef. Other than that, shopping is pretty straight up. Chris Jones does pull out a Marauder's Map and sees Beverly lurking in the dried grains aisle. Off we go to prep time. They are at the old Pearl Brewery where the esteemed Culinary Institute of America has a campus. Lindsay is busting balls. Ed is rolling buns. Chris has opened up a franchise of Pret a Manger with sandwiches made in advance, a British accent, and amazing turnaround times. He then gets all ornery when packing up his food, throws some very fine looking white chairs, and has a premonition about bees. Float like a butterfly, Chef, and don't get stung by a bee.
On-site. The bees bring back memories for me of a catering we did recently in Thomasville, GA. Stunning spot with amazing flower gardens. One request is to set up elaborate cheese displays flanking the flower gardens for guests to arrive at directly following the ceremony. They looked awesome. Ceremony starts and my walkie starts buzzing with a request that I come to the cheese displays. I ask why… "Because there are some bees on the cheese." OK. Fine. I can deal with some bees. I go over and take a look. There are about 5000 bees on each display. This is the real picture that I took.
They were everywhere. One of the guests was oddly enough a beekeeper and schooled us. They were Italian honey bees and they would go away at nightfall. They did.
Chris Jones does not have the luxury of waiting for nightfall. He is also allergic which make this whole situation a little trickier. I got stung about seven times with my bee situation until I realized I needed to be at peace with the bees and not freak them out. Chris Jones, channel your inner wise man and recite the mantra,"Fast is Slow and Slow is Smooth." This will lull the bees into confused submission. On-site they all seem to have their happy faces on and are making people happy with the charitable angles. Ed is carefully allotting his buns. Grayson is making the sandwiches to order, which is a slow endeavor. Sarah is wondering why her meatballs are not getting the ballot box love. Chris is still battling 'dem bees. He has cut out the top of his hat to release the Pebbles 'do.
Ryan Scott from Season 4 in da house. Doing great work.
Dana Cowin is also in the house. I received a great call from Dana a decade ago and have held her in high esteem ever since. She is a pretty rad gastro-editor. She is also requesting vodka for her watermelon salad which always endears me to people… usually Russian people, but still.
They are liking Paul more than Ed.
They are liking Lindsay more than Sarah.
They are liking Grayson more than Jonesy.
Paul used eggplant to get the richness in, but back off the fat. Paul is also looking alive. The Quickfire was before his alert hours, but now he's game. Grayson did not open a Pret a Manger chicken salad outlet and that is commended. Great call back by Grayson at Judges' Table:
Tom Colicchio: "Did you ever think, if I am on the winning side or the losing side, am I going to win this with a chicken salad sandwich?"
Grayson: "I think it's definitely possible… (she reacts to Tom's look) Obviously not. You think that chicken salad is really boring?"
TC: "Yeah. You have to win this against other dishes that are potentially much more exciting than a chicken salad sandwich."
Grayson: "Like a meatball?"
TC: "Errr… Right. Or…"
Grayson: "Right."
You don't usually see Tom without a quick answer, but he is smiling like she has a good point on this one. Grayson continues to rock the lines. She's one funny chef. She can cook too. Alas, I would not be caught dead bringin' chicken salad to a Texas gunfight.
Paul wins. Boy has more money than a banana republic.
Jonesy calls the correct play. Usually he is Captain I'm Going Home and then turns out to be really wrong, but this time he's right on. Back to Chicago to rejoin Moto Army. Homaru, Ben, and Richie will be happy to have Chef Chris back in the fold, and we are all sad to see him go. Experimentation is really important in the culinary world and chefs like Chris J. are integral to the advancement of food.
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Reflections on the Literature and Lives that Inspired HBO's New World War II Miniseries.
The best way to create a Pacific-war version of the award-winning television series Band of Brothers was hardly obvious. "We considered a lot of options—naval aviation, a single ship, submarines—everything," Bruce McKenna, co-executive producer and screenwriter for The Pacific, the 10-part HBO miniseries, told me. "But we quickly came down to the same kind of show as Band, where it was real people."
McKenna teamed with project consultant Hugh Ambrose, son of historian and author Stephen Ambrose, who wrote the book on which Band of Brothers was based. For the main characters, McKenna and Ambrose chose Eugene Sledge because of his beautifully written memoir, With the Old Breed at Peleliu and Okinawa (Presidio Press, 1981), and Robert Leckie, of whose memoir, Helmet for My Pillow (Random House, 1957), McKenna was a huge fan. "And then we settled on John Basilone," McKenna added. "I became really intrigued that nobody really knows anything about this guy even though he's so famous."
All three men had served in the 1st Marine Division, which was in at the beginning of the Pacific war on Guadalcanal and at the end on Okinawa, with assaults on New Britain (Cape Gloucester) and Peleliu along the way. Leckie participated in the Guadalcanal, Cape Gloucester, and Peleliu campaigns. Sledge landed on Peleliu and Okinawa. Basilone, awarded the Medal of Honor for his actions on Guadalcanal, later joined the 5th Marine Division and landed on Iwo Jima, where he was killed on D-day, 19 February 1945, while serving with the 1st Battalion, 27th Marines (1/27).
Leckie was 21 years old, a city kid from New Jersey, when he enlisted after Pearl Harbor. Sledge, a polite Southerner from Alabama, was not quite 20 when he flunked out of the Georgia Tech V-12 officer program on purpose in the fall of 1943 so that he could go to boot camp.
Leckie's and Sledge's books were primary sources, but the writers also drew from Iwo Jima: Red Blood, Black Sand (2002), Chuck Tatum's self-published account of the fighting there. A machine-gunner, Tatum had served under Basilone and witnessed his death. I was introduced to Tatum's book by my Quantico classmate and friend John Augustus Butler III, whose father, Lieutenant Colonel John Augustus Butler Jr., was killed on Iwo Jima on 5 March 1945 while commanding 1/27.
"The book was very helpful," McKenna said, "but we also found people who knew John Basilone, and surviving friends of his wife, Lena." The writers also used Sledge's memoir about his postwar duty in China and homecoming, China Marine (University of Alabama Press, 2002).
Leckie began writing Helmet for My Pillow as a novel and later turned it into a memoir. He disliked any kind of authority and has little to say in favor of most of the officers in the 2d battalion, 1st Marine Regiment, where he initially served in H Company. Universally known as "Lucky," he delighted in "liberating" forbidden fruit—cases of beer at New River, North Carolina; cigars on Guadalcanal. But he was a combat Marine, an assistant machine-gunner, which meant that he carried a 40-pound, water-cooled .30-caliber Browning machine gun. The gunner, his friend Lew Juergens, or "Chuckler," carried the 53-pound tripod on which the gun rested when in action.
On Guadalcanal, the battalion went into action for the first time at the Battle of the Tenaru. Leckie wrote that first they dug gun pits atop the riverbank and waited in the clear, starlit night: "Because we did not know real battle—the incredible trick of suddenness—we could not feel foreboding. We were only uneasy in that shiftiness that came each night and disappeared each dawn."
They watched V-shaped ripples moving steadily downstream with "two small, round, greenish lights close together at the point of the V." These were crocodiles, which the Marines later watched feeding on Japanese corpses.
Then, "all hell broke loose. Here was booming, sounding, shrieking . . . gibbering noise. The plop of the outgoing mortar with the crunch of its fall, the clatter of the machine guns and the lighter, faster rasp of the Browning automatic rifles, the hammering of fifty-caliber machine guns. The crash of seventy-five-millimeter howitzer shells, the crackling of rifle fire, the wham of thirty-seven-millimeter antitank guns firing point-blank canister at the charging enemy." And there were strange new sounds: "The lighter, shingle-snapping crack of the Japanese rifle, the gargle of their extremely fast machine guns, the hiccup of their light mortars." This is Leckie at his descriptive best.
After Guadalcanal and legendary R&R in Melbourne, Australia, the division again went into action the day after Christmas 1943 at Cape Gloucester, where it rained almost constantly. Assigned to the battalion intelligence section, Leckie meanwhile became a scout. In April 1944, the division pulled out to refit on Pavuvu, one of the desolate Russell Islands in the Solomons near Guadalcanal.
On 3 June, Eugene Sledge, all 135 pounds of him, improbably but inevitably nicknamed "Sledgehammer," came down the gangplank of the troop transport USS General R. L. Howze (AP-134) at Pavuvu and was assigned to K Company, 3d Battalion, 5th Marines, 1st Marine Division.
While interviewing Sid Phillips, Sledge's best friend growing up, Ambrose and McKenna learned that he had been in Leckie's company on Guadalcanal and that Leckie was the 1st Marines' informal librarian. For McKenna, this was pure serendipity: "It's the moment that I knew we had a series. Since Gene Sledge and Robert Leckie were on Pavuvu before Peleliu, it was not a far stretch to put them together, because anyone who wanted a book would go and see Robert Leckie, and Sledge was a reader. It stitched them together in a way that was not out of the realm of possibility."
Sledge went to Peleliu on board the LST-661. Lying sleepless in his bunk on the night of 14 September 1944, D-1, he concluded that he could not be killed because God loved him. "Then," he wrote, "I told myself that God loved us all and that many would die or be ruined physically or mentally or both by the next morning and in the days following. My heart pounded and I broke out in a cold sweat. Finally, I called myself a damned coward and eventually fell asleep saying the Lord's Prayer to myself."
As they waited to go ashore on D-day, his friend Merriel "Snafu" Shelton (Sledge uses actual names, except when referring to one obnoxious lieutenant) offered him a cigarette. Sledge replied for the umpteenth time that he didn't smoke, whereupon Shelton, a Cape Gloucester veteran, bet him that he would be begging for a cigarette before the day was over. As the Marines landed, the Japanese defenders raked the beach with machine-gun, mortar, and artillery fire. For Sledge, it was "the bitterest essence of war, the sight of helpless comrades being slaughtered." As he cleared the beach and found temporary cover, he yelled for a cigarette. "Snafu was jubilant," he recorded.
On D+1, Leckie and Sledge fought in the same action, the assault north across the island's airfield. It lay on level, open ground directly under the Japanese guns dug in on Bloody Nose Ridge. Leckie thought it might have been easier to jump off had someone cried, "Vive l'Empereur!" or "The Marine Corps Forever!" but all he heard was, "Well, it's our turn, now." One of his friends "cast a rueful glance at the airstrip and the still-falling men. 'Good luck, kid,' he said," and Leckie started forward.
Farther to the right, Sledge began reciting the 23rd Psalm over and over as his unit advanced. "Through the haze I saw Marines stumble and pitch forward as they got hit; I then looked neither right nor left but just straight to my front. The farther we went the worse it got. It seemed impossible that any of us could make it across." Despite all that he later endured, he remembered the assault as his worst experience of the war.
Later that afternoon, Leckie was caught in the open by a Japanese artillery barrage while returning to the front lines after carrying a message to the battalion command post. "There was no cover," he wrote. "To go forward was to die. I could only run away from this approaching death, hoping to get out of the target area before it caught me. I ran with the heat shimmering in waves from the coral, with the sweat oiling my joints and the fear drying my mouth." He crumpled in a heap beside two Marines who were trying to scratch a foxhole in the coral. Finding him unable to talk and unsure of his condition, they carried him to the battalion aid station, where he was diagnosed with concussion and shell shock and evacuated to a ship. After three amphibious assaults, Leckie's war was over.
On Ngesebus, an islet just off Peleliu, Sledge later watched a Marine use his Ka-Bar knife to pry gold teeth from a still-living Japanese; another Marine ended the man's agony. He was dissuaded from harvesting some gold teeth himself only after "Doc" Caswell, the company corpsman, warned him against germs. Later, he came across a dead Japanese machine-gunner sitting "bolt upright in the proper firing position behind the breech of his machine gun, his eyes staring along the gun sights." The crown of the gunner's skull had been blasted off, and one of Sledge's buddies was idly pitching coral pebbles at it. "Each time his pitch was true I heard a little splash of rainwater in the ghastly receptacle. My buddy tossed the coral chunks as casually as a boy casting pebbles into a puddle on some muddy road back home; there was nothing malicious in his action. The war had brutalized us beyond belief."
On Okinawa, Sledge and his company fought for 82 days with only brief respites. The number of combat fatigue cases began increasing. Describing them, he wrote:
They ranged in their reactions from a state of dull detachment seemingly unaware of their surroundings, to quiet sobbing, or all the way to wild screaming and shouting. Stress was the essential factor . . . small-arms fire . . . warding off infiltrators and raiders during sleepless, rainy nights for prolonged periods, but being shelled so frequently during the prolonged Shuri stalemate seemed to increase the strain beyond that which many otherwise stable and hardened Marines could endure. Prolonged shell fire was more apt to break a man psychologically than anything else.
Indeed, coming on top of the terrible assault across the airfield on Peleliu, it was what finally knocked Leckie out of the war.
When Japan surrendered, Sledge wrote, the veterans reacted "with quiet disbelief and an indescribable sense of relief. The survivors of the abyss sat hollow-eyed and silent, trying to comprehend a world without war." Basilone was gone, and Leckie was in an Army hospital in Martinsburg, West Virginia, expecting to return to the Pacific.
I never met Robert Leckie, but I did meet Dr. Sledge and his wife Jeanne late in his life. We corresponded, and I sent him books; Old Soldier Sahib, a memoir of the pre-World War I Indian Army in Burma and India by Sergeant Frank Richards, became a favorite (he always identified with the troops). "I have just finished reading [it] for the fourth time," he wrote me in 1998, closing with, as he always did, "Semper Fidelis, Sledgehammer."
Helmet and With the Old Breed reflect to an unusual degree the very different personalities of their authors. Lucky overemphasizes his defiance of authority and may embellish a bit, but he was a powerful writer who was in the thick of the fighting. Initially skeptical of the book, I began to appreciate the author's vivid style after I got past his attitude. At the end, he recorded what remained: "For myself, a memory and the strength of ordeal sustained; for my son a priceless heritage; for my country, sacrifice."
Sledgehammer was a realist, with no pretensions as a novelist. When he describes what he saw, you can take it to the bank. He declined to return to Peleliu for ceremonial reunions with the Japanese: "I am proud of the number of the enemy I fired on and hit with my mortar, rifle, or Tommy gun—and regret the ones I missed," he wrote in China Marine. "There is no 'mellowing' for me-that would be to forgive all the atrocities the Japanese committed against millions of Asians and thousands of Americans. To 'mellow' is to forget." China Marine was published in 2002, the year after this gentle, brave, and resolute man died.
See the full Naval Institute guide to The Pacific.

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Sometime this week, Big Papi will celebrate his 10th birthday.
David Ortiz is 37 and turns 38 in November, but the All-Star slugger and larger-than-life Red Sox DH didn't become Big Papi until Fourth of July weekend in 2003.
For the first half of his first season in Boston, the Red Sox really didn't know what to do with him. Rejected by the Twins, Ortiz was signed as a free agent in January, 2003 for one year at $1,250,000, and was expected to compete with Jeremy Giambi for the first baseman's job.
Giambi's deal was for $2,000,000, which says something about where the two players ranked on the depth chart.
Giambi was a bust from Opening Day on, and Ortiz wound up playing a lot of first base. He hit well enough through June — .295 — but his 37 RBIs and four home runs were unexceptional.
On July 1, Boston began a 13-game road trip. The first two stops were Tampa Bay and New York — the old Yankee Stadium — and the legend of Big Papi was about to unfold.
In a game at Tropicana Field on July 3, Ortiz followed a homer by Manny Ramirez with one of his own, a rocket shot into the catwalks. It was the first time the two went back to back with home runs, but not the last. On July 4 in New York, Ortiz hit two towering home runs to right, one off David Wells, the other off reliever Jason Anderson.
On July 5, he hit two more of a similar variety — one off Roger Clemens, the other off Anderson again. In three games, Ortiz had hit one more homer than he had in the previous 55. He was 6 for 14 with six RBIs and five home runs for the trio of games, and never had to worry about competition for his job again.
Ortiz was used as the DH in those games, and has been primarily a DH since, the Sox noticing how much more productive he was in that position than when playing first base. Starting with that weekend, Ortiz had 27 home runs and 75 RBIs in 73 games, the kind of numbers the Red Sox have gotten used to over the years.
Make that the last 10 years exactly, as of Wednesday, Thursday and Friday upcoming.
1. The last Red Sox player to hit a bases-loaded triple.
2. The only player among the top five all-time leaders in grounding into double plays who is not in the Hall of Fame.
3. The two right-handed pitchers who won election to the Hall of Fame with the highest percentage of the vote ever recorded.
Ask Jonny Gomes about his hometown of Petaluma, Calif., and prepare to be there for a while. One thing he particularly likes to talk about is that the movie "American Graffiti" was filmed there, and his dad was in it doing some uncredited driving. … Happy birthday to lefty Frank Baumann, who turns 80 on Monday. Baumann was one of those Bonus Babies of the 1950s, before the draft, and signed for $86,000 out of high school in 1952, very big money for those days. … Clay Buchholz is the latest Red Sox player to be under-diagnosed, joining a long list that this season alone includes Joel Hanrahan and Shane Victorino, and goes back to Ortiz last year and Jacoby Ellbury before that. However, Boston isn't alone in having overly optimistic medical reports, as the Yankees' experience with Mark Teixeira this year shows. … It is a real possibility that all five teams in the AL East will finish with winning records. That has never happened since baseball went to divisional play in 1969, but there have been two close calls. The Angels finished last in the AL West in 1991, and the Nationals were last in the NL East in 2005, both with 81-81 records. … It doesn't seem all that long ago that the Red Sox and Rockies played in the World Series — 2007 is just six years in the past — but when Colorado was at Fenway Park early last week, the only player on the field who had been with the Rockies from that World Series through last week was Todd Helton. Troy Tulowitzki is still on the team, but on the DL. Boston had four players from 2007 — Ellsbury, Ortiz, Dustin Pedroia and Jon Lester. … A couple of weeks ago, manager John Farrell was asked if the Red Sox can keep Jarrod Saltalamacchia from wearing down as the season goes on, and Farrell replied that he doesn't plan to run the catcher into the ground. With David Ross gone, perhaps for the rest of the year, and Ryan Lavarnway a big step down from Saltalamacchia, Boston may have to go out and get somebody who can give Salty a rest on occasion. His swing is already starting to show some fatigue, although he has been streaky through the years, anyway. … The Pirates have not had a winning season since 1992, which also was the last time they finished a year with a better record than the Yankees. Pittsburgh seems likely to do both this season, although the memories of 2011 and 2012 are still pretty fresh in the minds of Pirates fans. In '11, Pittsburgh's high-water mark was 51-44, and it was above .500 through Aug. 1 before fading into the red. Last year, the Pirates got to 63-47 before collapsing. Their last day with a winning record was Sept. 18.
The Pawtucket Red Sox are home versus the Yankees' Triple-A affiliate — the Scranton-Wilkes-Barre Hyphens — on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. Outfielder Alex Hassan has played 11 games for the PawSox and is batting .385; hot prospect Xander Bogaerts is batting .214 in 14 games, which might be discouraging except that Jose Iglesias hit .202 in 33 games for Pawtucket.
At some point, doesn't Boston have to take a look at veteran reliever Ryan Rowland-Smith? He is 5-0 with a 1.03 ERA and has walked only 11 in 43-2/3 innings.
1. Who is Kevin Youkilis? He cleared the bases with a triple in the sixth inning of the Red Sox' 16-10 victory over Tampa Bay at Fenway on Sept. 11, 2007.
2. Who is Ivan Rodriguez? The great catcher retired after the 2011 season, so is not yet eligible for the Hall of Fame. He is second on the double play list to Cal Ripken. The others in the top five are Henry Aaron, Carl Yastrzemski and Dave Winfield.
3. Who are Tom Seaver and Nolan Ryan? Both received 98.8 percent of the vote, Seaver in 1992 and Ryan in 1999.
Thanks to reader Ron Marshall, a frequent miner of baseball gems, for sending one in this week. Marshall notes that the Sox should have known better than to trade for Andrew Bailey, if only because of his last name.
Boston has employed five Baileys through the years. The three position players — Gene, Bob, and Jeff — have combined to hit .218 with 10 home runs in 147 games. The two pitching Baileys, both relievers — Cory and Andrew — are a combined 4-4 with a 5.52 ERA in 61 appearances. The Baileys are 14 for 23 in converting saves.
Former prospect Lars Anderson, the first baseman who has bounced around a lot through the years, is playing for the White Sox' Triple-A team in Charlotte; Bill Fischer, Clemens' pitching coach for the early years of his career, is a consultant in the Royals' farm system, and lefty John Halama is the pitching coach for York (Pa.) of the independent Atlantic League.
Short-time catcher Sandy Martinez is managing the Nationals' team in the Dominican Summer League; former Sox bullpen coach and later Mariners manager John McLaren is a pro scout for the Athletics; veteran J.T. Snow is a special assistant to Giants GM Brian Sabean.
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Wayland recognizes outstanding employees
April 17, 2013
PLAINVIEW -- Wayland Baptist University held its annual Faculty and Staff Awards Luncheon
on Friday in the Laney Student Activities Center, recognizing employees for their
exceptional performance during the past year.
University President Dr. Paul Armes opened the program by recognizing employees for years of service. Wayland recognizes employees in five year increments. Special recognition was made for Dr. Polly Lackey and Dr. Arch Mayfield who have served Wayland for 40 years. Dr. Lackey serves as Director of Libraries and Professor of Library Science. She earned a bachelor's degree in 1970 a master's of library science in 1972 and an Ed.D in 1997, all from the University of Oklahoma.
Dr. Arch Mayfield, Professor of English, came to Wayland in 1973. He holds a bachelor's degree and master's degree from Hardin-Simmons University and he earned his Ph.D. from Texas Tech University in 1988.
Dr. Wilburn Lackey was recognized for 35 years of service, and Kathy Burton, Tom Ray and Emmitt Tipton were each recognized for 30 years of service. Tipton and Mayfield will retire at the end of the school year.
Each year Wayland nominates one faculty member as the school's representative for the Piper Professor Award, a statewide award that seeks to recognize those professors who excel in the classroom and show dedication to their profession. Dr. Carolyn Ratcliffe, Professor of Religion, was named Wayland's Piper Award nominee for 2013.
The WBU Alumni Association handed out awards to recognize one external campus staff members, one Plainview staff members and a faculty member for their work. Steve Million was recognized as external campus staffer of the year for his work with the campus in Anchorage. Million serves as the Facilities Maintenance Manager and has been instrumental in securing additional funds for the university.
Lena Morphis, Coordinator of Accounts Payable, was received the staff award from the Alumni Association for her exemplary work with the business office. Morphis' work has not gone unnoticed across campus as she also received the Staff Excellence Award. Morphis has been with the business office for 22 years.
Dr. Niler Pyeatt, Professor of History, was named Faculty Member of the Year by the Alumni Association.
The University Staff Awards were presented next with Cynthia Trevino being recognized with the University Service Award. Trevino is the executive assistant for Wayland's Executive Vice President and Provost Dr. Bobby Hall. Mariana Rodriguez, an evaluator in the Office of BAS/BCM, received the Community Service Award for her involvement in the community. Director of Admissions Debbie Stennett was recognized with the Campus/Student Involvement Award and Morphis received the Excellence Award.
The Wayland faculty then recognized their award winners as Dr. Perry Collins received
the University Service Award. Dr. Collins serves as Professor of Counseling and Psychology
as well as Coordinator of the Masters of Arts in Counseling program. Dr. Cindy McClenagan,
Dean of the School of Languages and Literature, received the faculty Community Service
Award. The Scholarship Award was given to Dr. Jeff Anderson, Professor of Religion
at the Albuquerque campus. Dr. Anderson recently returned from a sabbatical at which
time he completed work on a manuscript that has been submitted for publication. His
book, The Blessing and The Curse: Trajectories in the Theology of the Old Testament, should be published by the spring of 2014. Dr. Mayfield, Professor of English, received
the Contribution to the Profession award for his work in the classroom and in publishing
several articles.
Receiving Service Award pins were:
Five-Year Awards Plainview Campus: Sasanka Abeysinghe, Daniel Brown, Leslie Burson, Lonnie Burton, Jessica Faucett, Richard Fountain, Herbert Grover, Linda Grover, Erika Hatla, Dena Holloway, Dr. Cynthia Holubik, Dr. Brent Lynn, Deb Melcher, Andrew Novak, Amy Rendon, Mariana Rodriguez, Randee Sepeda, Amber Smith, Linda Gail Walker, Nicole Williams and Dr. Yahui Zhang.
Five-Year Awards External Campuses: Kay Acuff, Abigail Burkett, Dorothy Diaz, Sharon Godwin, Carolyn Hardin, Sarah Phelps and Susan Richardson of San Antonio; Dr. Robert Boneck and Cassy Neilan of Phoenix; Jennifer Gorski of Sierra Vista; Jacy Lovins of Hawaii; Connie North of Altus; Laci McDermett, Raquel Sena and Kristal Wilson of Lubbock; and Dr. Janet Jones of the virtual campus.
Ten-Year Awards Plainview Campus: Libby Cleveland, Debra Flournoy-Buford; Mark Hilliard, Lisa Kerbo; Jonathan Petty; Paula Sisemore, Dr. Charles Starnes, Dr. Shelly Tapp, Dann Wigner, and Misty Williams.
Ten-Year Awards External Campuses: Stefanie Beard, Beverly Houston, Randolph Smith, Marita Storie and Nancy Stout of San Antonio; Dr. J.B. Boren and Cynthia Perez of Amarillo; James Floyd, Dr. Rich Hendershot and Dr. Gary Mitchell of Clovis; Pat Luckie of Lubbock; Dr. Tod Outlaw and Dr. Brent Schlittenhart of Hawaii; Tom Wilmeth and Dave Wilson of Phoenix; Dr. Peggy Wilson of Albuquerque; and Dr. Richard Boyer with the virtual campus.
Fifteen-Year Awards: Dr. Elise Adamson, Amanda Stanton and Cynthia Trevino of Plainview; Dr. David Bishop
of Lubbock; Dr. Timothy Fosnaugh of Wichita Falls; Debra Funk of Phoenix and Aileen
Nonaka of Hawaii.
Twenty-Year Awards: Dr. Cindy McClenagan of Plainview.
Twenty-Five-Year Award: Dr. Jim Todd of Plainview.
Thirty-Year Awards: Kathy Burton, Tom Ray and Emmitt Tipton of Plainview
Thirty-Five-Year Awards: Dr. Wilburn Lackey of Plainview
Forty-Year Awards: Dr. Polly Lackey and Dr. Arch Mayfield of Plainview.


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Sweet Spy is a Korean television drama (K-drama) that was produced in 2005 by the MBC network. The show consists of twenty hour long episodes. It is a romantic comedy set in a world of police officers and international spies. A young female police officer gives a man a traffic ticket, who she did not know was an international spy. From that moment, her life would not be the same as she slowly becomes wrapped in a world of deception and falls in love. Overall, Sweet Spy melds comedy, romance, action, and melodrama into one nice package, offering an engaging drama that is hard to put down. It is one that K-drama fans will not want to miss out on.
The story's primary female character is Lee Soon-Ae (Nam Sang Mi). Soon-Ae has a somber past. Her husband, Min-Wook, was a police officer who died in a car accident. His death came only weeks after their wedding. Honoring him, she became a police officer. She was assigned to a special detail protecting the First Lady. Unfortunately, Soon-Ae made a mistake was demoted to Traffic Patrol and later to Public Park Security. Part of the reason for her demotions is her attitude. She is tough on crime and does not think about consequences. In the opening of the series, she witnesses Han Yoo-Il (Dennis Oh) run a red light, almost hitting her. She responds in an overzealous manner. During the exchange, she uses Yoo-Il's pen, which she does not return.
Yoo-Il is one of two primary male characters and not a typical guy. At the surface, he is a powerful and wealthy businessman. In reality, he is an international spy. He recently returned to Korea from a special mission -- where he retrieved the pen that Soon-Ae took. The pen is device with top secret information. After losing the pen, he is determined to get it back. He tracks her down and reveals his standing as a spy. Yoo-Il and his kooky, older sidekick enlist Soon-Ae's aid to support their "secret" missions.
Meanwhile at Eunpyung Station, the second primary leading male character Kang Joon (Lee Joo-Hyun) is appointed as the new captain of the Investigations division. Kang is level-headed cop who is determined to do the right thing. He has personal issues, which are due to his father abandoning him. On his first day, Soon-Ae brings in a man who tried to run from a traffic ticket. He turned out to have connections leading up to the police chief. Kang supported Soon-Ae bringing him in, which was quickly squashed by the higher ups. From this moment, Kang developed an appreciation for Soon-Ae that turned into much more. Coincidentally, Kang was high school classmates with former husband.
At the same time Kang took over the Investigation division, Lieutenant Park Eun-Joo (Yoo Seon) came onboard as the latest recruit. Eun-Joo is a highly decorated officer and well-known for her beauty and fighting skills. She has a mysterious personality and an agenda not entirely known. When she arrives at the unit, Kang is shocked. They have a history, as she still has strong feelings for him. Her arrival produces some friction.
As the story develops, Yoo-Il recruits Soon-Ae to work on his behalf. The situation is pretty comical. Soon-Ae takes the matter too seriously while Yoo-Il and his sidekick try to find out who she is working for. They believe she intentionally took the special pen. Yoo-Il sets Soon-Ae on a variety of "missions" that are more like dates. The additional fact that Soon-Ae lost the pen makes the situation even funnier. The matters are complicated when Yoo-Il develops feelings for her. At the same time, Kang's interests in Soon-Ae develop as well. He feels for her and a dramatic love triangle ensues. The romance is further complicated by Eun-Joo's feelings for Kang and Soon-Ae's deadbeat high school friend Choi Ji-Su has her eye on Yoo-Il.
Eventually, the quest for the pen ends and the story expands into a complex situation involving a bunch of secrets. Kang conducts an investigation into Min-Wook's death. He quickly learns that the accident is connected to players in the spy world. These people include Yoo-Il and Kang's maternal uncle Song Hyun-Cheol. Hyun-Cheol is of particular interest, as he is one of the villains. His agenda is not clear, except for the fact he wants these secrets kept secret. He will stop at nothing to keep them silenced. Another key player is Choi Bum-ku. He is an old school gangster who was recently released from prison. He unknowingly stole top secret documents years ago. That act connects him to Kang, Yoo-Il, Song, and Hyun-Cheol, and he is mistaken for an international spy.
The story is unrealistic, but still a lot of fun. The excitement comes from different aspects. The romantic relationships between the primary and supporting characters are of interest. Unlike some other K-dramas, Sweet Spy uses romance as an underlying factor. While it is a critical development to the storyline and the characters, it is not as thick and over-the-top as other series. Nevertheless, it is still a fun aspect with the heat between Kang and Yoo-Il for Soon-Ae. The storyline is pretty solid. While it is over-the-top, the notion of spies and cops unraveling mysterious connections to each other has a fun tone. In addition, the pacing is very good and never fails to be engaging.
The series has a strong cast. In particular, Nam Sang-Mi is wonderful as the leading female Soon-Ae. Nam gives her character an adorable and likeable personality. She can be cute and sweet, yet tough and brash at the same time. Soon-Ae is also a great character due to the comical undertone she brings to her character in various awkward situations. While dealing with Kang and Yoo-Il, she repeatedly gets into some goofy situations. Both leading males Dennis Oh and Lee Joo-Hyun are also worth noting. They are strong in their respective roles and make for good opposites to Nam.
Overall, Sweet Spy is a fun K-drama with a solid storyline and a well-rounded cast. While some K-dramas can get pretty thick with drama, Sweet Spy is lighter on drama. Personally, I enjoy the soapy and thick melodramatic approach of K-dramas, but I also found this approach worked for the show. The fact of the matter is that Sweet Spy is entertaining and engaging with a great cast. Fans of K-dramas will definitely get their money's worth.
The DVD
This release is given in 1.33:1 ratio full frame color. The picture quality is good, providing a clear and clean picture with minor color distortions and compression artifacts. Both dark and bright colors are represented very well.
The audio is given in Korean 2.0 stereo sound. The track is dialogue driven and has limited use of the surround/stereo capability. The music sounds good; it is dynamic and vibrant. For non-spoken language options, there are English subtitles.
For extras, the first twenty minutes of K-Dramas Lawyers and My Love Patzzi are included.
Final Thoughts:
Sweet Spy is a K-drama that provides an engaging storyline with a fine mix of romance, comedy, action, and drama. The story is about an unsuspecting widowed police officer, who is quickly caught in the world of international spies. Her colleagues also join her for the ride, as a complex mystery is unraveled. The series has a strong cast and offers laughs, goofy situations, romantic love triangles, and more. K-drama fans will not want to miss out on it. It comes highly recommended.


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This is a cross-posting of a question I asked at CrossValidated. It hasn't generated much activity so I'm trying here:
Suppose $X\sim \operatorname{InvWishart}(\nu, \Sigma_0)$. I'm interested in the marginal distribution of the diagonal elements $\operatorname{diag}(X) = (x_{11}, \dots, x_{pp})$. There are a few simple results on the distribution of submatrices of $X$. From these I can figure that the marginal distribution of any single element on the diagonal is inverse gamma. But I've been unable to deduce the joint distribution. I suspect that I'm missing something simple; it seems like this "ought" to be known but I haven't been able to find/show it.


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Since becoming an activist for gun-control legislation, retired astronaut Mark Kelly's life has become no less intense and focused than his attention to detail aboard the space shuttle.
Last Monday, the former Navy captain was lobbying the Colorado Legislature to endorse broader background checks for gun buyers. Two days later, he and wife Gabrielle Giffords returned to the Tucson, Ariz., shopping center where she was shot in 2011 and staged a press conference. His message rarely varies.
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On Monday, the 49-year-old, four-time shuttle astronaut is expected to bring that theme to the Van Wezel Performing Arts Hall as part of the Ringling College Library Association's Town Hall Lecture Series.
A life-long gun owner who also advocates cracking down on firearms trafficking, and limiting the sale of assault rifles and high-capacity magazines, Kelly assumed his latest role as a reformer in the aftermath of the massacre of 26 schoolchildren and teachers in Newtown, Conn.
Critically injured in Tucson by a shooter armed with a 33-round handgun, Giffords, a Democrat in the U.S. House of Representatives, was one of 18 victims, six of whom died. The gunman, 22-year-old Jared Loughner, was later diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia.
Kelly's appeal to Colorado politicians was presaged by a shooting spree at an Aurora multiplex theater last July in which 70 movie-goers were shot, 12 of whom were killed. Alleged shooter James Holmes, described as mentally ill by his attorneys, blasted his victims with a shotgun, an assault rifle and a semi-automatic pistol.
Kelly's crusade has triggered rigorous criticism from Second Amendment supporters, but the Desert Storm combat veteran has endured far worse than rhetoric. He flew 39 missions during the Gulf War off the USS Midway.
Selected for the astronaut corps in 1996, Kelly made four trips to the International Space Station, where his twin brother Scott is expected to spend a year in orbit as a life sciences guinea pig beginning in 2015.
In 2003, following shuttle Columbia's fiery re-entry accident, Kelly and an FBI agent found the body of rookie astronaut Dave Brown in a wooded area of rural Texas.
Giffords, Kelly's wife of five years, resigned from Congress last year to continue her rehabilitation.
"Our future certainly will involve service again," Kelly wrote in an autobiography "Gabby: A Story of Courage, Love and Resistance," released last year before the Newtown massacre. "While we are not sure what form that will take, we do know that it is out there, somewhere."
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I have the following question to problem 2.1.17 in Allen Hatcher's "Algebraic Topology".
Compute the groups $H_n(X,A)$ and $H_n(X,B)$ where $X$ is a closed orientable surface of genus two and $A$ and $B$ are the circles shown in the picture on page 132 of Hatcher (page 141 of the pdf).
So far I came up with the following exact sequences (for A and B):
$$ \begin{aligned} 0&\rightarrow H_{2}(A) \rightarrow H_{2}(X) \rightarrow H_{2}(X,A)\rightarrow\\ &\rightarrow H_{1}(A) \rightarrow H_{1}(X) \rightarrow H_{1}(X,A)\rightarrow\\ &\rightarrow H_{0}(A) \rightarrow H_{0}(X) \rightarrow H_{0}(X,A) \rightarrow 0 \end{aligned} $$ and $$ \begin{aligned} 0&\rightarrow H_{2}(B) \rightarrow H_{2}(X) \rightarrow H_{2}(X,B)\rightarrow\\ &\rightarrow H_{1}(B) \rightarrow H_{1}(X) \rightarrow H_{1}(X,B)\rightarrow\\ &\rightarrow H_{0}(B) \rightarrow H_{0}(X) \rightarrow H_{0}(X,B) \rightarrow 0, \end{aligned} $$ where $H_{2}(A) = H_{2}(B) = 0$, $H_{1}(A) = H_{1}(B) = \mathbb{Z} = H_{0}(A) = H_{0}(B)$ and for $X$ there is $H_{2}(X) = H_{0}(X) = \mathbb{Z}$ and $H_{1}(X) = \mathbb{Z}^{4}$. Furthermore I know that the mappings $H_{1}(A) \rightarrow H_{1}(X)$ is zero and that $H_{1}(B) \rightarrow H_{1}(X)$ is injective. By these I could deduce that $H_{0}(X,A) = 0$ and $H_{1}(X,A) = \mathbb{Z}^{4}$ and $H_{0}(X,B) = 0$. But I can't go on further. What about the other relative homology groups? What do I need more? Hope this question is not too trivial and apologize. Hope someone to help.


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AUS 815 - Cape Moreton to Double Island
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I was told that the fundamental group of a connected, compact, semisimple Lie group is finite, with the outline of a possible way to prove this fact. Is there any source however that fleshes this out in detail / are there several ways to prove this fact?
(The result is often known as Weyl's theorem, I think for his take on the proof, Knapp provides a fairly detailed exposition of his perspective.)


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42 music artists. 21 countries. No, it's not some giant worldwide hunger relief concert, it's EA's official soundtrack for FIFA Soccer 09, and it has international flavor oozing from ever pore. How international are we talking? How about Spain's Macaco? Iceland's Jakobinarina? How about Wales' favorite son, Mr. Tom Jones, ladies and gentlemen? Yes, he's Welsh. I didn't know either, but I suppose the folks in Wales keep that sort of thing pinned to their refrigerator. Ice box. Whatever. Of course Junkie XL had to remix "Feels Like Music" to make it a bit more palatable for the kids, but if that doesn't sit well with the Welsh they've also got Duffy's "Mercy" to help represent the land of...Welsh things. Hit the jump for the full soundtrack listing, and Go Wales!
EA'S FIFA Soccer 09 Soundtrack Scores on International Music Goals Roster Features 42 Artists From 21 Countries, Debuts From Kasabian and Datarock, Exclusive Track From Tom Jones Remixed By Junkie XL REDWOOD CITY, Calif.—(BUSINESS WIRE)—Electronic Arts Inc. (NASDAQ:ERTS) today unveiled the complete music track listing for EA SPORTS™ FIFA Soccer 09, in stores world wide this October. In a game already being heralded for its revolutionary gameplay enhancements, the new FIFA Soccer 09 soundtrack features 42 songs from 21 nations across multiple genres to create an unprecedented global music event. In what has become an annual tradition, FIFA Soccer 09 features a handpicked roster of Platinum acts and soon-to-break artists from around the world that defines the sound of the coming soccer season as it creates new international stars. This year's soundtrack includes debut tracks from Italian electro-funk artist Caesar Palace, UK rockers Kasabian, and Artwerk Music Group's international sensation Datarock, as well as exclusives from French hip-hop phenomenon Soprano and a new track by Tom Jones remixed by Junkie XL. The soundtrack is further highlighted by songs from Hot Chip, The Kooks, Foals, The Ting Tings and My Federation (UK); Radiopilot (Germany), Damian 'Jr. Gong' Marley (Jamaica); The Kissaway Trail (Denmark); The Fratellis (Scotland); Gonzales (France); CSS and Curumin (Brazil); Duffy (Wales); Cut Copy and The Veronicas (Australia); and Sam Sparro, The Airbourne Toxic Event, MGMT and The Black Kids (USA). "We have exceeded our annual challenge to create videogames' preeminent international soundtrack," said Steve Schnur, Worldwide Executive of Music and Marketing at EA. "No other game has been as influential with regards to new music, and FIFA Soccer 09 truly raises the bar worldwide. We're excited that Brazilian fans of Curumin will hear Spain's The Pinker Tones and Norway's Datarock. We're proud that Canadians who love Chromeo will discover Ladytron from England and Junkie XL from Holland. We want fans throughout France, Mexico and Germany to find that their favorite new song is by Señor Flavio from Argentina, DJ Bitman from Chile or Jupiter One from New York. FIFA Soccer 09 will take music globalization to a whole new level." 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7. Have a Little Faith, by Mitch Albom, Hyperion
8. Drive: The Surprising Truth About What Motivates Us, by Daniel H. Pink, Riverhead
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10. Mastering the Art of French Cooking, Volume I, by Julia Child, et al., Knopf
11. Half the Sky, by Nicholas D. Kristof, Sheryl WuDunn, Knopf
12. SuperFreakonomics, by Steven D. Levitt, Stephen J. Dubner, Morrow
13. Lit, by Mary Karr, Harper
14. Going Rogue, by Sarah Palin, Harper
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3. The Blind Side, by Michael Lewis, Norton
4. Eat, Pray, Love, by Elizabeth Gilbert, Penguin
5. The Omnivore's Dilemma, by Michael Pollan, Penguin
6. My Life in France, by Julia Child, Anchor
7. The Glass Castle, by Jeannette Walls, Scribner
8. In Defense of Food, by Michael Pollan, Penguin
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12. Are You There, Vodka? It's Me, Chelsea, by Chelsea Handler, Simon Spotlight
13. Food Matters, by Mark Bittman, S&S,
14. When You Are Engulfed in Flames, by David Sedaris, Back Bay
15. The Tipping Point, by Malcolm Gladwell, Back Bay
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2. The Lovely Bones, by Alice Sebold, Little Brown
3. The Official Scrabble Players Dictionary, 4th Edition, Merriam-Webster
4. The Devil's Punchbowl, by Greg Iles, Pocket Star
5. The Road, by Cormac McCarthy, Vintage
6. Ender in Exile, by Orson Scott Card, Tor
7. The Catcher in the Rye, by J.D. Salinger, Warner
8. The Associate, by John Grisham, Dell
9. Atlas Shrugged, by Ayn Rand, Signet
10. Dead Until Dark, by Charlaine Harris, Ace
1. The Book Thief, by Markus Zusak, Knopf
2. Fantastic Mr. Fox, by Roald Dahl, Quentin Blake (Illus.), Puffin
3. Three Cups of Tea: One Man's Journey to Change the World... One Child at a Time, by Greg Mortenson, David Oliver Relin, Puffin
4. Witch & Wizard, by James Patterson, Gabrielle Charbonnet, Little Brown
5. The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian, by Sherman Alexie, Ellen Forney (Illus.), Little Brown
6. When You Reach Me, by Rebecca Stead, Wendy Lamb
7. The Magician's Elephant, by Kate DiCamillo, Yoko Tanaka (Illus.), Candlewick
8. Graceling, by Kristin Cashore, Graphia
9. Listen to the Wind, by Greg Mortenson, Susan L. Roth, Dial
10. The Little Prince Pop-Up, by Antoine de Saint-Exupery, Houghton Mifflin Harcourt
11. The Graveyard Book, by Neil Gaiman, Dave McKean (Illus.), Harper
12. Million-Dollar Throw, by Mike Lupica, Philomel
13. Peter and the Sword of Mercy, by Dave Barry, Ridley Pearson, Hyperion
14. Lego Star Wars: The Visual Dictionary, by Simon Beecroft, DK Publishing
15. Fallen, by Lauren Kate, Delacorte
1. Goodnight Moon, by Margaret Wise Brown, Clement Hurd (Illus.), Harper
2. Where the Wild Things Are, by Maurice Sendak, Harper
3. Waddle!, by Rufus Butler Seder, Workman
4. The Very Hungry Caterpillar, by Eric Carle, Putnam
5. Good Night, Gorilla, by Peggy Rathmann, Putnam
6. Skippyjon Jones, Lost in Spice, by Judy Schachner, Dutton
7. Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See?, by Bill Martin, Eric Carle (Illus.), Holt
8. Pat the Bunny, by Dorothy Kunhardt, Golden
9. The Lion & the Mouse, by Jerry Pinkney, Little Brown
10. Make Way for Ducklings, by Robert McCloskey, Puffin
11. Otis, by Loren Long, Philomel
12. Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs, by Judi Barrett, Ron Barrett (Illus.), S&S
13. The Story of Ferdinand, by Munro Leaf, Robert Lawson (Illus.), Puffin
14. Gallop!, by Rufus Butler Seder, Workman
15. Fancy Nancy's Splendiferous Christmas, by Jane O'Connor, Robin Preiss Glasser (Illus.), Harper
1. Percy Jackson & the Olympians (hardcover and paperback), by Rick Riordan, Miramax
2. Twilight (hardcover and paperback), by Stephenie Meyer, Little Brown
3. Diary of a Wimpy Kid (hardcover and paperback), by Jeff Kinney, Amulet
4. Magic Tree House (hardcover and paperback), by Mary Pope Osborne, Sal Murdocca (Illus.), Random House
5. Hunger Games (hardcover), by Suzanne Collins, Scholastic
6. Harry Potter (hardcover and paperback), by J.K. Rowling, Scholastic/Arthur A. Levine Books
7. Alex Rider Adventures (hardcover and paperback), by Anthony Horowitz, Puffin
8. Ivy & Bean (hardcover and paperback), by Annie Barrows, Sophie Blackall (Illus.), Chronicle
9. Fancy Nancy I Can Read Series (paperback), by Jane O'Connor, Robin Preiss Glasser (Illus.), Harper
10. Ranger's Apprentice (hardcover and paperback), by John Flanagan, Philomel
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* Published Thursday, January 14, 2010 (for the sales week ended Sunday, January 10, 2010). Based on reporting from many hundreds of independent bookstores across the United States. For information on more titles, please visit www.IndieBound.org.


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SallyP necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 49 diseños de 9 diseñadores freelance.
Company name is My Medic Corp. The product name is CuratioKey.
After working in Emergency Medicine and Safety I saw a great need for this product. I am looking for a simple logo that will eventually be easily recognized by people all around the world, when they see it they will think of medical attention, helping, curing.
I do require the designer to sign a Copyright Assignment and Waiver of Moral Rights. This logo will be used on a small device as well as medical documents that we create.
The logo must be able to be clearly seen on something that is 18.50mm (width) X 16.20mm (height), but will also look good larger for business cards and documents. It must look great on a bright yellow back ground for the device. I do not want anything that is known to be or stand for medical. I was thinking of some type of "helping hands" a ribbon person (instead of stickman) with a hand trying to reach another hand. However, I am open to any type of design. Something clean and simple.
This device has been designed for everyone to use. People who play extreme sports, work in dangerous jobs, childern, and those who have any type of medical history (medications, allergies, life threatening conditions) The medical documents can be used for all people of all ages, genders, and religions.
I will require the logo to be in an .ai and .tif format. As stated eariler I also need to have a Copyright Assignment and Waiver of Moral Rights signed. I have these documents and must have them signed by the designer. No third party designs will be allowed for this. We are a new company that has no products or services out at this time. Once we have decided on the logo we are then able to move forward with our projects so I do not have any pre-existing materials or example designs to give.
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The American Idol finalist is reportedly looking at a seat in North Carolina
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The American Idol finalist is "actively considering" a bid to represent North Carolina in the U.S. House of Representatives, a source tells Washington Blade.
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He has traveled overseas on behalf of UNICEF, gone to Capitol Hill to support anti-bullying and anti-discrimination legislation and co-founded the National Inclusion Project to help children with disabilities.
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Aiken hasn't referenced a possible political run on his Twitter account, but when he thanked fans for their birthday wishes on Nov. 30, he included the hashtag "oldenoughtorunforpresidentnow."


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91 Former Sen. Paul Simon Started the PAR Program at UIS
Former U.S. Senator Paul Simon was a professor at the new Sangamon State University in the early 1970s. While here he started the master's-level Public Affairs Reporting program and co-founded Illinois Issues. He also co-chaired the group that started the Illinois Channel and co-chaired the Illinois Campaign Finance Project, based at UIS.
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OK, so this just hit me as I was prototyping my latest thing - what I really want is a magic app that allows me to take a crappy paper sketch, say something like sketch-o-crapola:
Then you hit "MAGIC BUTTON!" and the spinner spins for a while, and in your inbox you get a basic html+css template with your sketch already implemented, say with a basic grid, buttons, and text areas, all pre-rendered and put into a reasonably usable format. Of course, with just a tiny bit of tweaking, it looks like this:
Why oh why does this not exist? I can see how you could create something that would take these images and a couple of additional parameters, like, say, color palette, grid type that you want (or preexisting template format), and then send it off to some designers to bid upon and build for you, a la Mechanical Turk, ODesk, or eLance. With some OCR intelligence, you could probably even get part of the way there in a fully automated fashion.
With all the advances in HTML/CSS/JS technologies and frameworks out there, how come there's nothing out there to even turn , say, Balsamiq Mockups directly into basic gridded HTML?
Update:Just found Napkee which purports to do this for Balsamiq mockups...


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Your card details are stored on a server behind a secure firewall. Only authorised personnel may access this information.
Data stored and transmitted to the council is certified completely secure, confidential and your details will not be used for any other purpose.