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Natalia Kaliada has faced rejection from arts facilities, endured police raids, been arrested and lived in exile for more than two years.
All of that for one cause: a relentless commitment to free thought and expression.
As the founding co-artistic director of Belarus Free Theatre, the sole 25-person acting troupe in a population of nearly 10 million people, Kaliada, along with her husband, Nicolai Khalezin, and director, Vladimir Shcherban, were forced out of their home country, Belarus, in 2010.
Undeterred, they took to Skype as UK residents and continued working with actors who had been left behind, many of whom have been blacklisted, dismissed from universities, fired from jobs and evicted from their homes.
"Every time we talk to our actors and express how proud we are, they reassure us that they are not scared of those jerks in police uniforms," Kaliada said. "In a situation like ours, when you live under a dictatorship, you have very small choice, it's either black or white. When you have a group of people who decide to make and say whatever they want, when they want, it will disturb the authorities."
Soon, 16 people from this ensemble will fly out separately from Belarus, so as not to alert the government about the company's activities, to be a part of the second installation of the "Off Center Festival." Hosted by the Segerstrom Center for the Arts, they will perform "Minsk 2011: A Reply to Kathy Acker," which delves into the state of Belarusian society through the prism of sexuality.
Kaliada explained that it is at shows, and in front of audiences, that the actors get a chance "to live, and not only survive."
"We don't have a choice," she said. "This is our life. We just want to do what we love and what we think is important, artistically and as human beings."
From Tuesday to Feb 2, the Costa Mesa arts complex will showcase nationally and internationally piquant performances, from comedy to music, dance to theater, presented at multiple corners of the campus.
"We wanted to have a name that connoted a range of programming that was alternative to what people might normally expect and added to the personality of what we were trying to do," Center President Terry Dwyer said about the origin of the name "Off Center." "This festival offers an array of contemporary performance styles and is defined by its eclectic and unexpected nature."
Working in tandem with Executive Vice President Judy Morr and Festival Programming Consultant Mark Russell, Dwyer hones in on intriguing and offbeat performances in cultural hubs like New York City and Los Angeles. After playing connect-the-dots via email, and in person, the trio draw on their connections with agents and artists around the country, if not the world, piecing together the lineup for each year's festival.
This year's kaleidoscope of programming features California rock band Rival Sons, whose Center debut will mark the start of the festivities. Comedian Reggie Watts and "The Car Plays" will be back by popular demand. First-timers include Doug Varone and Dancers with a performance of "Stripped/Dressed," Fleur Elise Noble in "2 Dimensional Life of Her," Marc Bamuthi Joseph's "The Living Word Project: Word Becomes Flesh," as well as the Belarus Free Theatre. Sea Wolf, the band that launched the Center's 2008 Indie Band Series, is also on the roster.
"It's amazing to see expanded and diverse audiences showing up to watch exciting new work," Dwyer said. "I enjoy hanging out at the Off Center Lounge afterward — having a beer and talking to people about what they really liked or didn't like. The energy of the crowd is terrific."
Having experienced sold-out shows last year, Paul Stein is counting down to the Off Center Festival, where he, as the artistic producer of "The Car Plays," will oversee 10-minute enactments taking place in 15 parked vehicles, several of them world premieres.
According to Stein, inspiration hit when he witnessed a couple arguing in sign language, pulled over on the side of the road. Recalling spending hours in bumper-to-bumper traffic on the freeway, wondering about the lives of neighboring car drivers, the Los Angeles resident crafted a "fly on the wall" atmosphere for an "amusement-park-ride-meets-theater" performance.
"We have to have our cars here — in L.A., in Orange County, in California — and so many small, but significant moments happen in our parked cars," said Stein, who kissed his wife for the first time in a car. "These plays are about those very moments."
After debuting at Hollywood's Steve Allen Theater in 2007, "The Car Plays" has given audiences across the nation a front seat (or back seat, as the case may be) look at the action, as each show involves buckling into the car alongside the actors. This means that only two people at a time can be accommodated during each play, after which the audience members switch cars.
Stein, who places a high value on the intimacy of this style of site-specific theater, believes that it is an unparalleled venture for the audience to be close enough to see sweat gleaming on the performers' skin.
"People chuckle," said Stein, whose 2006 black Honda Accord will be at the Arts Plaza. "They think, 'I'm going to drive 45 minutes to an hour to see a play and now I have to get back into a car?' What's wonderful is that they don't know what to expect."
If You Go
What: Off Center Festival
Where: Segerstrom Center for the Arts, 600 Town Center Dr., Costa Mesa
When: Jan. 22 to Feb. 2; visit website for schedule of shows
Cost: Tickets range from $10 to $20
Information: (714) 556-2787or http://www.scfta.org


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Forecasters say there's a moderate risk of dangerous rip currents along the Gulf Coast during the Labor Day weekend.
Thousands of people are heading to the beach for the holiday, but the National Weather Service says rip currents are likely in the surf.
Forecasters say weak swimmers shouldn't get any deeper than their knees through the weekend.
Several drownings have been blamed this year on rip currents, which are difficult to detect and can quickly pull swimmers into keep water.


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FROSTBURG, MD – The Randolph-Macon College Football team scored 21 unanswered fourth quarter points to break a tied score and send the Yellow Jackets to a 35-14 victory at Frostburg State Saturday afternoon.
R-MC is now 4-0 for the second straight year, the fourth time since 1985 and the eighth time since 1967. FSU drops to 2-2 on the season.
With the score tied at 14-14, R-MC took over with 30 seconds remaining in the third quarter and would hold on to the ball for the next 5:09, piecing together a 12 play, 74 yard drive that was capped when Zac Naccarato found Luke Sellers on a nine-yard touchdown pass with 10:28 to go in the game.
On FSU's ensuing possession, Jackets' linebacker Jeremy Bowry picked off Bobcat Josh Volpe and returned the ball 40 yards to pay dirt to put R-MC 28-14 with just under 10 minutes to go.
Frostburg got the ball back and after completing its first pass of the drive, threw three incompletions, giving to ball back Jackets on its 37 yard line after a punt.
R-MC put the game away, running nine plays and taking 4:32 off the clock on the drive. Thaddeus Scruggs rushed the ball for 37 yards on the drive including a 12 yard scamper that pushed the Jackets lead to 35-14 with just over four minutes to go in the game.
The Yellow Jackets got an efficient 12-of-15 passing day from Naccarato, including two touchdown throws. Drake Sanders finished the game with 100 yards and a score on the day, while Scruggs had 44 yards and a score. Sellers led the receiving corps with 93 yards on three grabs, including two scores while Christian Cook had four catches for 41 yards.
The Jackets defense was led by David Fetter who had nine tackles. Brandon Harrison made eight stops as well. Bowry finished the game with seven tackles, a fumble recovery and the interception return.
R-MC had 338 yards of offense on the day, with 152 of that coming via the ground game on 52 attempts. The Jackets held possession of the ball for 33:24, including 10:05 in the fourth and decisive quarter.
Bobcat senior quarterback Josh Volpe led the offense with 206 yards passing and a touchdown to junior wideout Anthoney Young that gave the hosts an early 7-0 lead in the first quarter. Freshman tailback JD Hook came up nine yards short of his second-straight 100-yard game. He finished with 91 yards on 22 carries. He also caught three passes for 55 yards.
Randolph-Macon begins ODAC play next weekend in Ashland when it hosts Emory & Henry at 1:00 p.m.
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A mug of hot chocolate before bed is not usually seen as a prelude to an evening of whirlwind passion.That may be about to change with the introduction of a 'turbo-charged' type of chocolate said to have Viagra-like properties.The world's largest chocolate-maker has developed a technique to concentrate levels of key plant chemicals called flavanols.
whirlwind adj. 旋风般的
plant chemicals (chemicals from plant) 植物提取的化学物质
These are found in cocoa beans but are normally stripped out in the chocolate-making process. Swiss-based chocolate giant Barry Callebaut is said to be just weeks away from getting the go-ahead from the EU to claim the 'turbo-charged' chocolate boosts health by increasing blood flow. Industry experts say it will then be only a matter of time before it is incorporated into novelty chocolates, pastes and drinks that, like Viagra, use a rush of blood to stop a man from being a flop in the bedroom. The flood of feel-good hormones to the brain would be an added bonus, the International Chocolate Industry Network event heard this week. Angus Kennedy, of trade magazine Kennedy's Confection, said: 'If it is cleared for use, this could see men swap chemical-packed blue pills for a turbo-charged hot chocolate.
giant 巨头
getting the go-ahead 得到允许
boosts 猛增
novelty 新颖的 ['nɒv(ə)ltɪ]
Viagra 伟哥
flop 猛然坐下,落下
hormones 荷尔蒙 ['hɔ:məun]
cleared for use 可以使用,使用起来没有问题
swap 换
'It's an all-natural ingredient which could give men the legendary staying power of some of the world's greatest lovers. I've been in the business for 35 years and this is probably one of the most exciting things I've seen.' Men who buy the 'natural Viagra' will be in good company. Aztec ruler Montezuma is said to have downed 50 cups of a chocolate drink before visiting his harem. Although most people have never heard of it, one in five chunks of chocolate that pass your lips is likely to have been made by Barry Callebaut. The firm helps supply many household names including Cadbury's, as well as caterers and chefs, and has British factories in Chester, Banbury and St Helens. Recent research from trends analysis firm Mintel reveals men are catching up with women when it comes to munching the sweet treat, as 87 per cent of men now eat chocolate, compared with 91 per cent of women.
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be in good company (身边)有佳人陪伴
Aztec 墨西哥印第安人
downed 喝下去
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Before hiring an attorney, a contractor and even a mortgage broker, homebuyers and sellers need to find the right real estate agent.
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Selling or buying a house is likely to be one of the biggest financial transactions of your lifetime, making it crucial to find a qualified agent that will best represent you.
"Transactions are becoming more and more difficult to get together," says Dan Kruse, a real estate agent with Century 21. "There's a need more than ever for good representation for both buyers and sellers in this marketplace."
Real estate experts advise interviewing at least three agents before settling on one and to look for someone who comes with experience, good reviews and credentials, but is also someone you wouldn't mind spending time with since the buying and selling processes can take months.
According to Lynn Ikle, a Redfin real estate agent in Baltimore, you'll want a real estate agent that is in the business full-time and has made it a career, rather than someone a license who just dabbles in real estate during spare time. "Someone who does real estate all the time will know which houses are selling, how long they are on the market and the right price to sell."
She also suggests asking potential agents how many houses they've sold a year. If the answer is two to four, Ikle says the candidate is either bad at his or her job or is not in the industry full time. She adds that a solid agent should be selling at least 10 houses a year.
It's also important to know where the agent is operating. If you are looking for a house in a specific neighborhood you need an agent well versed in that desired location. And if you are selling your house the agent needs to know the other local agents. "If they understand that market they'll be able to price your property and present that property with that market knowledge," says Coldwell Banker consumer specialist and North Carolina agent Jessica Edwards.
Experts recommend asking questions to test agents' knowledge on the current market. For instance, you want them to be able to tell you how much other houses in your neighborhood are selling for, how long the houses are staying on the market, what's a reasonable price range for your house and any suggestions to drive the price higher.
Ask qualifying questions such as strategies used to sell homes and any unique qualifications that makes an agent better than the competition, suggests Kruse of Century 21. If an agent comes in and promises to sell your house at a clearly too-high price that should raise a red flag that he or she isn't being genuine.
Homebuyers looking a non-standard home purchase like a short sale or foreclosure should seek out agents with expertise in that area.
Experts advise staying away from agents that try to get you to sign an exclusive contract during the first meeting or even during subsequent meetings. Signing an exclusive agreement means you'll be stuck with that agent for a set period of time, which could end up costing you money if your agent doesn't perform well. There are many real estate agents willing to work without a contract, so don't feel pressured to sign one.
In this era of Facebook, Twitter and other social media it's also a wise choice to go with someone who is Internet and technology savvy. After all, 90% of all home searches start on the Internet so you want an agent that knows how to use the Internet to market and search for homes. "Facebook, Craig's List and YouTube have really grown in popularity and are becoming more and more important," says Edwards.


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Raul Gonzalez, Don't look back, Burro, 2011
9.5″ x 13.5″, Acrylic, Pen on Coffee Stained paper
Eight months ago I bought my first house and renovated it, which meant my art collection was packed up in boxes and bubble wrap not to be seen for another 5 months. In the mean time, staring at the boring white walls in my house was literally driving me up a wall. And the second the dust settled, before even moving in the furniture, I installed every piece of art I owned in the new space. The art transformed the whole house, what felt soulless and sterile before was now filled with the chatter of all the different works of art telling their individual stories.
That got me to thinking about how important art is in making a house a home, and how everyone should be able to collect it. That's how the the CLICK TO COLLECT project was born. We wanted to give everyone a chance to collect our favorite artists and keep the prices to $500 or less…. Art Within Reach, if you will, ahem. Each week this month we will offer you 5-10 original hand-made works priced $500 or below through our CLICK TO COLLECT project. It's our hope that by making these original works available at these prices, we're helping our readers start or grow their very own collection that they will enjoy and treasure for years to come.
Our first artist to take part in CLICK TO COLLECT is Raul Gonzalez, whose work was first featured in our Beautiful/Decay: Future Perfect book. Learn more about Raul's art see his collection of available work after the jump.


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Currently, our upstream tags all Freeview lineups in GBR as having a location of "London". This can be changed, but I would need to know what the affected user community believes the location tag should be. Should it be the name of the transmitter location? Something else?
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First up, the main attraction, Eleanor Elizabeth was born October 17th at 3:13 in the afternoon. She was 8 pounds 14 ounces and 22 inches long. Perfectly healthy and beautiful!
She came home to the dream house and turned out to be a very sweet and sociable baby, with a bit of tummy fussiness.
She grew and grew,
And enjoyed a wonderful first Christmas with her whole family!
We love her dearly and she is such a joy now that her personality is starting to emerge. She loves to smile, kick her legs, play the stand up/sit down game, and "read" books.
On to the house (these were taken right before Eleanor was born - it now looks like Babies R Us exploded inside my house!) starting with the living room.
Dining Room
Guest bedroom
Hall bath
And the best room, Eleanor's nursery!
Blogging has been a wonderful season of my life, but between a new baby and a full-time teaching job, the time just isn't there at this point in my life. I may still pop in from time to time with updates, but it could be a long time before I return to regular blogging. Thanks to everyone who encouraged me and checked up on me during the long months between posts!
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Alumna's bequest will support generations of summer undergraduate researchers.
By Rhonda K. Miller
In the 1940s, Helen E. Royer '44 paid for the majority of her Bucknell undergraduate and master's education through a job in the University's history department. Years later, she told Bucknell's Gift Planning Office that the experience was instrumental in formulating her career as a historian and an academic.
Royer, the first woman to receive a doctorate in history from Pennsylvania State University, taught early-American history at Stratford Junior College in Connecticut, Bucknell, Penn State University and Montclair State University in New Jersey. She traveled throughout the world studying comparative civilizations in more than 40 countries and was a member of many national, state and local historical societies. She returned to Lewisburg when she retired, in part because of her close connection to Bucknell.
Prior to her death in April 2011, Royer's attorney contacted the University to discuss her interest in funding a "working Bucknell scholarship," says Kathleen Graham, associate vice president of Development and Alumni Relations. "Helen was indebted to Bucknell for providing assistance, and she wanted to help undergraduates with financial need build their résumés through an academic work experience." Graham suggested Royer consider creating an undergraduate research fund to provide students with research opportunities similar to Royer's experience. "She was excited by the idea after learning more about Bucknell's current program."
In 2008, Royer named Bucknell as one of the beneficiaries of her estate, thereby creating the Helen E. Royer Undergraduate Research Fund. Because Royer wanted to provide the most impact for all students, the endowed fund was purposely kept unrestricted, Graham says.
Royer's gift, which totaled $375,603, supports summer undergraduate research in all disciplines and will be awarded starting in the spring 2013 semester. "Our faculty's willingness and capacity to integrate undergraduates in their fundamental research is a hallmark of Bucknell. I can think of nothing more emblematic of the core value and quality of our University," says James Rice, associate provost and dean of graduate studies, who administers the program.
"Helen Royer's generous gift will underwrite four to five summer undergraduate collaborative projects per year for generations of students to come. For that, we are most grateful," Rice says.


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Captain Joe Band Live At Fat Jack's Friday [VIDEO]
East Texas band Captain Joe will be bringing their take on southern rock and roll and country to the stage Friday at Fat Jack's in Texarkana.
Captain Joe is made up of 5 family guys that love to play music and have a good time. Over the past few years, the band has designed their own style and arrangements of some of the most famous Southern Rock and Country songs to ever be recorded. Captain Joe plays the favorites, like Lynard Skynard, Marshall Tucker Band, Creedence Clearwater, Charlie Daniels, and of course, Hank Jr.


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12 Tattoos Inspired by Famous Books
We've seen librarian tattoos, geeky tattoos, sci-fi and video game tattoos, but now it's a chance for the more educated tattooees to show off their ink with these fantastic literary tattoos.
Special thanks to Contrariwise, a site specializing in literary-inspired tattoos. While not every tattoo here was pulled from that site, a good number were.
1. Slaughterhouse 5, Kurt Vonnegut
There are a lot of "So It Goes" tattoos out there, but Lacy's is particularly nice in that she didn't limit it to just text, but also incorporated the dandelion, that seems to flow so well with the themes of Slaughterhouse 5. In Lacy's own words, "We are all free, it is just a matter of figuring out if we want to stick to a path (like the blowflower seeds when they are anchored) or go where the wind takes us."
2. Breakfast of Champions, Kurt Vonnegut
Kurt Vonnegut may have inspired more literary tattoos than any other author out there. In fact, it would be very easy to write an entire article on tattoos inspired by his novels, but since this post is about all types of literary tattoos, here is another popular Vonnegut tattoo, the "Goodbye Blue Monday" bomb. While there are many, the coloring and chubby line work on Liam's makes his design particularly attractive. Liam notes that, "while breakfast of champions is not my favorite Vonnegut book, it is the first book that made me love reading. I was 15 and after every page I kept thinking, 'I never knew books could be like this.' I read every single Vonnegut book after that."
3. Alice In Wonderland, Lewis Carroll
There are also plenty of Alice In Wonderland tattoos, but many of them are based on the Disney movie version and not the book. Eva's Alice tattoo is delightful in that it is based on the original book illustrations by Sir John Tenniel.
4. The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, Douglas Adams
Similarly, there are ample Hitchhiker's Guide tattoos—particularly those featuring the number 42, the words "Don't Panic" or the book's green mascot—but perhaps the least used (but most fun) idea is the falling whale and pot of petunias, a very memorable scene from the book. Emily Holodnick got the idea for her tattoo while attending Hitchcon '09, which should tell you she's certainly a big fan of the series. The work was done by Steve at Old School Tattoo in Bellingham, WA.
5. Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban, J. K. Rowling
The Harry Potter series has also inspired its fair share of tattoos, but I don't think I've ever seen one as cool as Chloe's version of the Marauder's Map. It looks like a blank scroll until you hold it under a black light, at which point the words "I solemnly swear that I am up to no good" appear. Unfortunately, you can't read the message that well the in photo, but that's understandable when you consider the difficulty of capturing something only visible under a black light.
6. Good Omens, Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman
While Good Omens might not be as famous as many of the other books listed here, it was written by two authors who are fairly big names in the geek stratosphere—Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman. The particular passage Jodi chose to get tattooed describes the demon Crowley in a manner that gives you a quick glimpse of the style and humor of the entire novel – and the image seems more than fitting for the quote.
7. Goodnight Moon, Margaret Wise Brown
While the satellite might not be part of the original Goodnight Moon artwork, there's no denying that this image was certainly inspired by the classic children's book. As for why Jennifer chose the design, she explains, "I am in the Navy, just like many of the men who visited the moon. My husband and son are space fanatics, the Goodnight Moon window is for my daughter. She loves the book."
8. Watership Down, Richard Adams
Livejournal user smallpio1990 might just have the most stunning Watership Down tattoo ever inked. The colors are gorgeous and the bunny is adorable. The quote is the last line in the book. Fittingly, the work was done by Rabbit Abby from Des Moines, Iowa
9. The Great Gatsby, F. Scott Fitzgerald
Anyone familiar with The Great Gatsby will undoubtedly recognize the art deco artwork featured on the cover of many of the printings, as well as the famous quote, "So we beat on, boats against the current, borne back ceaselessly into the past." Craig R. found the quote to be particularly memorable and when his English teacher passed away unexpectedly, he found the quote truly reflected how we, as humans, live. As he explains, "We really are just boats against the current always going back to the past."
10. The Scarlet Letter, Nathaniel Hawthorne
At one point or another, just about everyone has been able to relate with Hester Prynne. Brent felt that way for so much of his life that he really identified with the character—enough to permanently brand himself with his own mark of shame. Let's hope he isn't quite as miserable as poor Hester.
11. The Lorax, Dr. Seuss
The more time progresses and our natural resources dwindle, the more people can identify with The Lorax. Flickr user jaundicedferret is one of these people, which is why she got this great tattoo from the most famous scene of the story, where The Lorax exclaims, "unless someone like you cares a whole awful lot, nothing's going to get better, it's not."
12. Sideways Stories from Wayside School, Louis Sachar
As a kid, Sideways Stories was my favorite book series, even above Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark, which is why I'm head over heels in love with Alex's potato tattoo. What does a potato have to do with a kids' book you might ask? Well, it all relates to Calvin's tale in the book, as Alex explains, "His dad decides to let him get a tattoo and everyone in class gives him all these suggestions. He considers getting a leopard fighting a snake, but in the end he gets a potato just above his left ankle. Everyone thinks it's stupid, but he knows he made the right choice, or at least he's pretty sure." Alex, I think you made the right choice too.
I know you Flossers are big readers, so do any of you have book-related ink? If so, share your photos or tattoo descriptions/stories in the comments. Also, I know a lot of these are missing the tattoo artist's name, so if you know who did the artwork, please let me know so I can add that into the article.
More from mental_floss…
11 Amazing Librarian Tattoos
17 Famous Literary Characters Almost Named Something Else
The 10 Most Beautiful Libraries in the United States
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Ned Scheetz is Apporachable and Very Helpful
Fund: Aphelion Capital
Posted by rmsinct on 2012-11-22
My discussions with Ned Scheetz began at a very early stage when I really needed seed capital, not a VC investment. Ned has been generous with his time, and exceptionally helpful with his advice. His perspective is different than the paid consultants who want to please and who sometimes are more enthusiastic than realistic. I would look forward to having him on my board in the future when my company is ready for the next step.PRIVATE: Members Only
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Following a tip from rfc redheat over at OS I checked out the NBA Live 09 DNA Roster update today. And sure enough, EA has released a new DNA 365 update with updated rosters.
Shaq is in Cleveland, T-Mac is wearing #3, and Blake Griffin...is in the game?!
Rookies do make appearances on their respective teams but they all have a generic head and body. Going into edit player lets you choose between 9 heads for the rookies but doesnt let you use the CAP sliders on them to make them accurate.
The next question is.....why? NBA Live games have never updated past the draft, what is going on here? It could be one of two things going on here. One idea is EA is living up to the DNA 365 name and actually updating it 365 days a year...though not likely since this update wasn't around when I was releasing BiggD's roster updates.
The second and more probable option is that this is a Live 10 DNA update, and Live 09 is just accessing it.
Either way, if you live in an area like me where all the stores understand the concept of a release date, pop in Live 09 for the next 2 days to hold you over till your NBA 2010 game of choice.


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The Tim Richards Experience Experience
Great post. I love the Gravity of Interest approach. You should mine that thinking more. Tons of potential there.
At the end, I wonder if you'd find that we are all connected and one? Your visuals are compelling and I want to keep watching. Thanks.
Definitely appreciate the distinction you start to explore between a crowd and just an "affiliated group" based on demographics. I agree; in the context of building a brand in the minds of your target audience, a "crowd" by definition should require group participation. It starts to get interesting when brands, marketing departments, and visionaries of the medium wrangle over the nature of that participation: should citizens of the crowd be able to interact among themselves? Or should the rhetorical arena–a forum, hosted dialogue, etc.–only encourage interaction between citizens of the crowd and the brand itself? It feels like this model emerges on many corporate sites: see Zappos, where I can post reviews but not talk with others about their reviews. In more general arenas, as a follower, you can ask me questions, and I'll post responses that the whole world can see. But if you want to interact with fellow followers, you'll need to take the conversation elsewhere… to Twitter, perhaps. And it seems that's where many corporate brands miss the mark, because they fail to engage their followers in the spaces where they're already talking to each other.
Interesting set of questions. Suspect, however, the model is going to be ultimately hampered by assuming the things themself are going to be important. As Schelling puts it, most of human life is about other people not things or products: that's what the crowd mechanics are built on and for.
Looked at this way – i.e. without assuming the primacy of the things themselves, it's much easier to understand how the underlying crowd mechanics explain how things spread and what you might (as a marketer) do to harness that…
Hope that helps
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January 14th, 2009 at 12:43 am
@Mark Thanks for the great insight. With a bit of experience in this, I do indeed find that there are some real challenges to working with brands in this social space. Big 3 problems?
First, Being Interesting. Companies often are clumsy, and feel as though they need to mention themselves or their products incessantly…they want to capture too widely, and thus, capture no one.
Next, Being Present. This isn't something that runs itself. To be engaged on a topic, one has to, well…be engaged. Reputation must be earned, relationships must be created, and conversations must be…*gulp* enabled? In any case, social is a personal place…when companies are in the space, they often live up to their common diagnosis as sociopaths.
Lastly, Being Honest. Honestly interested and engaged in the conversations they wish to have. Honestly participating in these spaces. Honestly contributing to the conversation, with value.
Yes. My aim is to describe the crowd dynamics from outside the lens of the b-word. Next up, maybe a study of sub-culture-to-pop-culture journeys? Independent Trucks? Dr. Maartens?
Nice post. If you haven't seen it already, Yahoo has done a great job of categorizing the various reputation model, their benefits and challenges.
Hi, Tim. Nice to see you riffing off the Social Technographics ladder.
You are absolutely correct that what matters to a brand is not how many of its people are participating, but how they participate in the discussion about that brand or activity.
In that sense our surveys give you a start — they tell you what's possible. If few of your users are on social networks, don't go there to engage them. If many are . . . well, they still might not want to engage with you, but it's at least worth considering.
As I have used the ladder with so many clients in the last 12 months its been very useful to give them a bead on their customers' behavior. (We do the ladder for their client base, which is essential.) It helps them get started. To take it from there, it's entirely possible they'll have to work with somebody like you.
One little caveat. Since the categories overlap, you can't just add Collectors and Joiners together — your number will be too high. Gotta be careful when riffing off an idea — survey numbers represent something real.
January 15th, 2009 at 12:01 am
@David Yes, huge fan of Yahoo! Pattern Library. I'm developing a bit of a study on reputation models, including those mentioned and categorized there at Yahoo! In addition, I'm looking to identify less structured reputation systems as well. I keep going back to how music spreads – and how I used to study liner notes to find that next amazing band…social networking is much older than these machine-intermediated experiences we deal with now.
I enjoyed this post of yours – thanks for the shout out on Williams-Sonoma: http://www.decheser.net/site/comments/differentiating_online_retail_experiences/
Also, we need to talk about music.
Hey Tim – it makes a bit more sense now! Keep up the good work…
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What a great post…look froward to the continued output on these 4 themes
Thank you Tim for sharing and for a great post.
I would also like to share my PoV and model on "How Crowds Work" which is based on my experiences and research work within online community. I hope it will add some value for you?
This is how I would like to describe the participants in the crowd:
(differs a bit from Forrester, and yours but includes categorization of the most popular, common names used to describe the participants)
And here is an overview of the content generation process:
1) New content is added by contributor (bear in mind that some people like to bring something to the "table", others like to make critics (only) and most people just like to consume great content, inactive may be influenced to join)
2) Critics interact with new content (the like or dislike it)
3) Creators become visable (most positive critics/ratings earned by critics)
4) Consumers will consume great content (top rated, relevant and most otstanding content)
5) The crowd start to share great content with the world (WOMM)
6) More people will join the crowd
It is all about engagement and great content is king! Never forget!


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After more than two days in the water and covering nearly 110 miles, endurance swimmer Diana Nyad became the first person to swim from Cuba to Florida without a shark cage Monday when she arrived in Key West.
The 64-year-old finished the historic journey shortly before 2 p.m., when she came ashore at Smather's Beach where hundreds of spectators had gathered to greet her.
"Never ever give up," Nyad told the crowd before medical workers helped her onto a stretcher and gave her an IV. "You're never too old to chase your dreams."
PHOTOS: Diana Nyad's Quest to Swim From Cuba to Florida
Nyad sipped on water and thanked her team of supporters who traveled with her during the nearly 53-hour swim which began just before 9 a.m. Saturday.
"It looks like a solitary sport but it's not, it's a team," she said.
The Coast Guard had escorted her as she neared the beach, and her team was ferried by dinghy ahead of her.
"I wish I could have felt better right when I got out, talked to people and stayed but I realized how, I had to get out of the sun," Nyad said, before she was taken to an ambulance.
Amputee Swims With Dolphin With Prosthetic Tail
The feat even earned Nyad a congratulatory tweet from President Barack Obama.
"Congratulations to @diananyad. Never give up on your dreams," it read.
Earlier, around 10:40 a.m., she had stopped to tread water and thank her team. "I am about to swim my last two miles in the ocean. This is a lifelong dream of mine, and I'm very very glad to be with you," she told them.
Nyad was still going strong as she dodged jellyfish, whose stings had hampered her last attempt at the historic swim. This time, she wore a protective suit and "sting stopper" gel on her skin, and divers were swimming ahead of her to make sure her path was clear of jellies, according to her blog.
Earlier, a cruise ship had made way for Nyad just as the sun rose over the horizon, according to her team's blog.
Nyad's doctors reported Monday morning that her tongue and lips were swollen, causing her speech to be slurred, and that they were concerned about her airways and about exhaustion. They did not intervene, however.
Because she had gotten very cold, she was not stopped for food and water overnight, in the hopes that swimming would keep her warm, her doctors said.
During feeding earlier, Nyad had mentioned pressure in her lungs. Doctors had checked her vitals and reported that her blood pressure was normal and her lungs were clear.
Nyad had made it through her first night in the Straits of Florida with almost no sightings of jellyfish.
This was Nyad's fourth attempt at the feat of crossing between Cuba and Florida without a shark cage in the last three years. She also made an unsuccessful try with a cage in 1978.
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SOCORRO – October 3, 2003 – New Mexico Tech President Daniel H. López has been named again as one of the state's top 140 "power brokers" by New Mexico Business Weekly in its recently published 2004 POWER Book. This marks the second year in a row the university president has been included in the annual directory of "who's who" among the state's business and political communities.
This year, the POWER Book expanded its typical top 100 listing to recognize New Mexico Business Weekly's selections for the 140 most influential people in New Mexico, including special sections devoted to "40 under Forty" and "Power Couples."
"Another year of López's leadership at the New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology meant expanded enrollment, new degree offerings and increased research opportunities," the POWER Book profile on the Tech President states.


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The Sioux Falls Police Department received information Thursday that a suspect wanted in connection with a homicide in Chamberlain was seen driving in Sioux Falls.
During the course of the investigation, Kent Davidson, 36, was found at an apartment in the 500 block of West 16th Street.
Davidson was considered armed and dangerous, so the Sioux Falls SWAT team was sent to the residence. After a lengthy standoff, Davidson surrendered peacefully to authorities.


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Hmmm, something's off in this picture, but I just can't put my finger on it...
(Lol, and I'm not talking about my extremly limited drawing abilities. God I just can't draw hands, spent an hour on them and look how they turned out fffffff)
Lol this is awesome!
Carter is dead. Deal with it.
I wonder how Carter would be if he looked like THAT!
OMG awesome i love Carter like that!!!!!!! Lucy looks f****ing adorably AWESOME!!!!!!!
0_o The more detailed Carter becomes, the more durpy those around him become.
lol, this is great,a nd i love how carter looks here
This is pretty awesome.
and the hands look fine, don't worry about it.
Switched places, huh?
Love the change. Its nice to see Carter different for once


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Ambient musics
Audibles! I hope there isn't already a thread on this topic. I bet a lot of you hip people like some ambiance on occasion! I wanna know who you enjoys, I'm just gonna springboard into this and start rambling about some of my enjoyables in the genre. Gotta start off with Robert Fripp and Brian Eno. Heavy hitters! They made some pretty lush and warm tunes on Evening Star, such a peaceful record. Tranquility manifested in sound is how I would describe it. Then No Pussyfooting gets reeeaaal weird/trippy with it and I love that a lot. I like a good bit of Eno's solo stuff too, he's got quite a varied catalog of albums under his belt. What a champ! KO'ed OK I have seriously been trying to post this thread 3 or 4 times now and each time while I am typing my interlines go down. So I'm gonna leave it at that for now. Don't think I won't start rambling in here again though!
aphex twin, sawII album leaf, in a safe place future sound of london's lifeforms eno's ambient 1
Boards of Canada!
YEAH love album leaf boards of canada have some realll good material out that i am fond of (In a beautiful place lately). Wendy Carlos or emeralds anyone? I would classify some Jane as ambient too (or maybe trance? semantics!), I know you bosses like them (as do I).
just off the top of my head..I love Black Dice, Boards of Canada, Bonobo, Bibio, Explosions in the Sky, M83, Omar Rodriguez Lopez, Nosaj Thing, Mogwai, Russian Circles
dont know if all those bands exactly 'fit' under your definition of ambient but I think they do in a sense
Nice I like some Bonobo. Yeah purplebottle its all very subjective, I'm gonna check out russian circles, I;ve head of them before. Hahaha you are talking about omer! that guys got so many projects going on I lose track, plus in my opinion mars volta has been steadily declining since frances the mute, even though I guess that isn't really relevant to omer's stuff oh welll
Russian Circles is so good, they just released their fourth album late last year. Omar.. yeah he's quite involved. most music has been steadily declining but Octahedron is superb in my opinion. and they're releasing a new album this year in March (13 tracks) I'm hoping for something like De-Loused. but Omar has so many solo albums they're crazy good- my favorites being Cryptomnesia, Old Money and Se Dice Bisonte, No Bùfalo
Awesome yeah russian circles is a group I've often heard about but never checked out I'M ON IT Oh man if they could create something more akin to deloused I would be so very pleased. I feel like the circumstances for that record were unique, having recently split off from ATDI cedric and OMER had so much creative freedom that they could utilize. But in my head it just went downhill afterwards, even though I enoy Frances, and the one after that somewhat. OPINIONS, I just don't happen to think the later stuff is as high quality. Maybe its just because I love deloused so much and it was so good and so difficult to stay on par with. I DONT KNOW OH that right ambient things! OK I also got into emeralds lately, i like it. their records all soudn kind of different, I like "does it look like i'm here" alot lately thoough! AND wendy carlos? sonic seasonings sounds good inside my head. now i am done rambling. FOR NOW.
I like Karen o and the kids - hideaway, beautiful song ! And I don't know if anyone has heard of tiny ruins ?
i'd call russian circles more post-rock than ambient but yeah, the line sorta blurs check out a blog call kapritska for post-rock stuff (google it, it's on blogspot) also, firmly in ambient land: nurse with wound's "lilith" which is music made by chaining together effects pedals -- no signal, just feedback loops
Karen O is my idol
Sounds cool Yukbon, I'm gonna give nurse with wounds "MY OWN GO". Yeah ambient is a blurry notion, I usually think of it as tranquil instrumental music that sprawls with incremental changes in what is happening, that sounds more like minimalist compositions though, it really is all incredibly subjective. I have one Easily Embarrassed album (Planet Discovery) that I like OK! Oh, this is kind of wild, but Will Hart of The Olivia Tremor Control (one of my absolute favorite groups) made an album where he put tape recorders underground. I guess thats ambient, its supposed to capture the essence of life, what with worms burrowing around and ants doing things and everything else that you can hear beneath land. I think it was a very impressive/experimental idea, although I guess its somewhat boring in the sense that there isn't much happening. I feel like I need very high quality headphones to fully experience it OH WELL
"Karen O is my idol" they don't glove you like i glove you!
that willem cullen heart album you speak of.... silver/sliver... is on my list of WORST ALBUMS OF ALL TIME haha! i love the IDEA of it! but the execution / what you actually HEAR? is awful! i remember hearing it and not knowing the story and thinking something was VERY wrong! i think i even converted it to WAV files and sped it up to see what the hell was going on .... THEN i read what it was and thought well what the damn hell! ... one idear i like would be sending a tape recorder in the mail and recording all the sounds of it going through the mail / conversations / etc.... then edit into the best bits.... or something of that sort!
though i do like the idear of burying a recorder under the ground then making VERY loud music and it'd be all muffled ... music for the buried dead!
Haha I kind of agree with you, I don't even think i listened to it in its entirety. Really not a whole lot going on! LOVE THE IDEA THOUGH, creativities! I am biased in favor of Will and anything he creates OH and I like the mall idea, that could produce some interesting soundscapes!
i guess you could just leave recorders in malls too! release 'em under the name mark MALL MAN!
Ambient music would be great in MALLS!
Ambient 3: Music for Malls 1... G.O [!] Gets Arrested... 7:18 2... deadfly Buys Shoes... 5:22 3... Fun Mall Time... 30:00
Karen o is a gooden, hideaway is the best one! But no-one answered my question, has anyone heard of tiny ruins ? I think on YouTube it's called tiny ruins and singer of songs, songs like death of a Russian or little notes are very good pppplllleeeeaaasssseeee someone listen and give me an honest opinion !
I will check it out after I finish with school today and offer you a brutally sincere opinions!
I'm still waiting plank-tonnes (I still need to come up with a new nickname that one is shit and I think sounds slightly offensive)
Haha I am not offended the slightest! so theres that! how do you pronounce that anyways? TUHNS? I'm listening to it, her voice kind of reminds me of Vashti's! It's nice, tranquil and peaceful. sooo overall I think it could grow/creep up on me like some music tends to
I love listening to ambient while: -reading -stretching after working out -randomly on shuffle -meditating some of my favorite ambient is stars of the lid and brian eno, but i'm very open-minded when it comes to ambient
never heard of stars of the lid, I am about to initiate some delvings! I seriously would recommend any material by Eno and Robert Fripp. They make the best ambiance in my opinion HANDS DOWN
I'm taking note of all of this. I need some good ambient music to listen to when reading or doing yoga or writing.
Tigers I really do suggest tiny ruins, there is something about her voice and songs that is really comforting !
I highly recommend Biosphere, especially the album Shenzhou. It's like... this ambient remix album of Claude Debussy's orchestral music. A lot of the stuff that can be called ambient on Atlas Sound's Bedroom Databank volumes are really cool too. Also Grouper, Kraftwerk (loosely ambient... what's the difference between minimalism and ambient really?), Oneohtrix Point Never, Pantha du Prince.
KRATFWERK, what an act! love those guys. LOVE COMPUTERS
You mean Computer Love? :P
i kraftwerk, but I wouldn't call it ambient by any stretch
Maybe I'm just thinking they are because I've been listening to Tour de France Soundtrack... I would argue that it's ambient house.
I can sort of see that; ambient in the same vein as say, orbital or FSOL or something.
I looked up ambient music on wikipedia and found this quote "Other groups including Yes with their album Tales from Topographic Oceans, the Hafler Trio, Tangerine Dream, Popol Vuh, Can, and Kraftwerk have all added distinctive aspects to the growing and diversified genre of ambient music." So maybe not ambient, but you can see where I'm coming from.
Yeah exactly, like orbitcal, royksopp, etc.
I understand what you mean, yes. But I totally want to shake whoever wrote that into the wikipedia entry and say "no! BAD!" in a stern potty-training-my-puppy voice.
I guess it's the same as saying that Led Zeppelin are the forerunners of heavy metal.
haha Yukbon. I had a laugh reading your post. Thanks Evening Star, Fripp and Eno. Check it out, what do you think etc.
Tosca, Lotus, RJS2
WHITE RAINBOW pretty good ambient stuff, drawn out songs, very spacey where are the spaceheads?
Zing ! I'm downloading it, thanku p-tons
Yes sir! mam? I think MAM! hope you enjoy it, as far as ambiance goes it ams satisfactory in my opinions.
Gotta bring this one back
I hope Aphex Twin will release another ambient album someday. That will be a great day.
I prefer ambient music with a lot going on, if you know what I mean (I guess it makes it not ambient then). I loved Four Tet's last album, I wonder when he will release another LP?
Lately it's been all about Giraffes? Giraffes! Look em up
yeah well that's just like... yr OPN man!


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No. 1 LSU Way Too Much for No. 17 Florida, 41-11
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BATON ROUGE -- No. 1 LSU ran for two touchdowns, passed for two more and posted its largest margin over the No. 17 Gators in 40 years, 41-11, on Saturday afternoon in Tiger Stadium.
LSU (6-0, 3-0 SEC) beat its fourth ranked opponent -- its first on the hallowed grounds of Death Valley -- and did it in style. The Tigers became bowl eligible for the 12th-straight season in front of the third-largest crowd in stadium history, 93,022.
The next opponent for the Tigers is Tennessee on Oct. 15 in Knoxville. Kickoff is 2:30 p.m. CT on CBS.
Offensively, the only thing that kept the Tigers out of the endzone was a new taunting penalty on a would-be 52-yard fake punt for a touchdown -- and perhaps some conservative play calling with a big lead.
Defensively, the Tigers were again quick to the ball and difficult to move against, holding the freshmen-led Gators to 213 yards of total offense on only 48 plays. Florida needed the full width of the field -- and more -- to score its only touchdown, a 65-yard catch and run by a receiver who was pushed out of bounds only to re-enter the field of play and score.
After the score, LSU added two more fourth-quarter touchdowns to cap its largest victory over Florida since a 48-7 win in Tiger Stadium in 1971.
Quarterback Jarrett Lee started on another windy afternoon and completed 7-of-10 passes for 154 yards including a 46-yard bomb to Rueben Randle on LSU's first possession. Jordan Jefferson entered in the second quarter and played in four drives, all of which resulted in scores. The senior backup was 3-of-4 passing for 61 yards and a 2-yard jump pass touchdown to tight end Mitch Joseph.
Randle led the Tigers with four catches for 127 yards and the touchdown from Lee. Russell Shepard added 41 yards on two catches.
Running back Spencer Ware led the Tigers potent ground attack, which totaled 238 yards on 49 attempts. Ware accounted for 24 carries and 109 yards and two touchdowns. Alfred Blue added 70 yards on 14 carries with a touchdown.
LSU had 453 yards of total offense and held the ball for 35:40 including more than 24 minutes of the second half.
Florida (4-2, 2-2 SEC), which played without injured quarterbacks Jeff Brantley and Jeff Driskel, was one-dimensional offensively and had as much trouble moving the ball as any of the Tigers' opponents. Florida ran on 32 of 48 plays and netted only 113 yards. The Gators used three quarterbacks, including speedy running back Jeff Demps in a "Wildcat" formation.
Freshman starting quarterback Jacoby Brissett finished 8-of-14 passing for 94 yards and two interceptions. He was sacked once and had a 65-yard touchdown pass. Trey Burton had five running attempts and two passes for a total of 13 yards. Demps ran only twice for no yards, while Mike Gillislee had 56 yards on nine carries. Chris Rainey added 52 yards on 13 carries.
Wide receiver Andre Dubose had the big-strike touchdown pass from Brissett.
LSU kicked off to open the game for the fifth time in six games this season, deferring the decision until the second half and defending the south endzone.
With a stiff southeast wind at his back, specialist James Hairston kicked four yards into the endzone where Florida's Andre Dubose took it out to the 19. The gold-clad Tiger Stadium crowd was on its feet and loud, as the Brissett and the Gators gave up five yards on a false start and never recovered against the swarming Tigers defense. Punter David Lerner's 42-yard effort was advanced three yards by Mathieu, and LSU began its first drive from midfield
On LSU's second offensive play, Lee's play-action fake gave Randle one-on-one coverage on the right side of the field. Lee hit the receiver in stride for a 46-yard catch and run for a touchdown. With 12:39 left to play in the opening quarter, LSU led 7-0.
With Burton under center, Florida gained only four yards and punted for the second time in as many possessions. A 32-yard punt gave the Tigers positive field position at its 43.
After burning the Gators deep on the previous drive, Miles and the Tigers elected to stay on the ground for its second scoring drive. Ware picked up 24 yards on three carries before giving way to Blue for runs of 13 and 11 yards to the Gators 3. Ware tip-toed into the endzone on second down and LSU led 14-0 with 6:40 left in the quarter.
It took a measurement on fourth-and-1 for the Gators to garner a first down on its ensuing drive. Rainey then found a crease for a 25-yard run, but just when Florida looked to gain forward momentum they were charged with a dead ball personal foul. The mistake pushed Florida to their 40 rather than the LSU 45. Three plays later, Brissett was pressured by LSU defensive end Lavar Edwards and overthrew a covered receiver in the middle of the field. On fourth-and-6 from its 44, Burton took a snap in punt formation but came up short of the marker when linebacker Luke Muncie and safety Brandon Taylor closed the hole. LSU took over at the Gators 47.
A penalty put LSU behind in down-and-distance, and another on Wing's punt that was downed at the Gators 8 caused the Tigers to punt again. Seeing that Florida quickly turned and ran away from the Aussie punter, LSU ran a fake of his own. Wing went through the punting motion but held on to the ball and had an escort of blockers into the endzone. However, after a 52-yard run, Wing was flagged for taunting at the Florida 8 and the touchdown was called back.
The penalty cost the Tigers four points, as LSU gained only five yards on the next series. Drew Alleman's 35-yard field goal try was good and LSU led 17-0 with 13:22 left in the half.
Florida suffered consecutive penalties and found itself with first-and-22 at its 25. Brissett looked for wide receiver Frankie Hammond deep into LSU territory, but found the waiting arms of Taylor who returned the interception to the LSU 47.
LSU and Florida traded punts, but Wing's 36-yard kick was downed on a bounce by Ron Brooks at the Florida 2.
The Tigers took advantage of the change of field position, starting its next drive at the Florida 45 and scoring in two plays.
Taking the field for the first time, Jefferson connected with Shepard for 37 yards to the Florida 8, where Ware scored for the second time. LSU led 24-0 with 6:50 remaining in the half.
Florida answered with its most effective drive of the game, a 14-play, 59-yard drive that ended in a 34-yard field goal by Caleb Sturgis on the final play of the half. The Gators converted two third-and-9 plays to keep the drive alive, and decided to put points on the board rather than attempt a fourth-and-2 from the LSU 11.
Florida trailed 24-3 at the break after being outgained 210-120.
LSU overcame a pair of false start penalties with a 22-yard pass from Jefferson to tight end Deangelo Peterson to the Florida 43. Florida then gave LSU 25 yards in penalties to setup first-and-goal at the 6. However, the Tigers couldn't pound it in and settled for a 23-yard Alleman field goal. LSU led 27-3 with 4:40 to play in the third quarter.
With LSU attempting to take the air out of the ball and run down the clock, Florida's quick strike touchdown seemed to energize the Tigers. After the Gators scored on a 65-yard catch and from by Dubose from Burton, LSU quickly answered with a scoring drive of its own.
Lee again found Randle streaking down the sideline for a 57-yard catch and run to the Florida 3. On third-and-goal from the 2, the Tigers used a classic Gators play -- a jump pass from Jefferson to Joseph -- for a touchdown and a 34-11 lead with 12:20 left to play.
A 37-yard kickoff return by Dubose and a personal foul gave the Gators a start in LSU territory at the 47. On the first play, Brissett looked for another quick strike to Jordan Reed in the right corner of the endzone. Mathieu -- a 5-foot-9 cornerback in coverage against the 6-foot-3 tight end -- went high and took away the would-be touchdown from the Gator for his second interception of the season.
Later in the fourth quarter, after an 11-play, 76-yard drive, Blue capped the scoring with a 2-yard touchdown run with 1:27 remaining.


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Cops use stun gun; arrest family
BRIDGEPORT -- A family of five has filed a complaint with the city's Office of Internal Affairs after a brawl with police that resulted in the 52-year-old father getting shot with a stun gun and police kicking down doors to arrest the entire family.
The incident at the East Side home occurred the same week a YouTube video surfaced of Bridgeport police officers kicking and stomping a man in Beardsley Park after he was shot with an electric stun gun. The man, Orlando Lopez-Soto, had allegedly led police on a high-speed chase to the park. There is no mention in the police report of the beating by the officers and the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People has called for their arrest.
What happened on the night the East Side family was arrested depends on who is telling the story -- the family or police. But the city is conducting an internal investigation into the case, according to Mayor Bill Finch's office.
Nobody agrees on the reasons why what seemed like a routine stop ended with an emergency room visit for the family patriarch, a scramble to the scene by dozens of police officers and a trip to jail.
The incident began after brothers Dennis and Eric Jennings went outside in the frigid temperatures for a cigarette break at their parents' Pleasant Street home Jan. 23, and Police Officers David Rivera and John Carrano drove by and told them to stop hanging out.
Horace Jennings, the father, said the officers only stopped and approached the men because they were black males standing in a neighborhood plagued with crime and drug dealing. But police said they pulled over to tell the Jennings to move along and stop "blocking free passage on the sidewalk."
In their account of the fracas, the family claims Rivera and Carrano were hostile from the moment they approached Bernard, 29, Dennis, 27, and Eric, 23, and ordered them off the sidewalk.
"We weren't causing any problems," Bernard Jennings said. "We didn't commit any crime."
Eric and Dennis Jennings work for Clasp Homes Inc. caring for the elderly and disabled, and neither has a criminal record.
But in his report, Rivera said Dennis Jennings cursed at the officers when they asked them to move.
The officers grabbed Dennis, who was already inside the gated property by that point, when he moved toward the home and refused to approach them when asked, police said.
This prompted the family members to come out of the house cursing and yelling, and the officers to call for backup, police said. Then, as Rivera apprehended Dennis, Eric Jennings ran inside to get his parents.
At that point, Horace Jennings was shot at close range in the back by Sgt. Sean Lynch with a stun gun after police said he grabbed Rivera's shoulder and reached for the electric gun in the officer's holster.
Horace, who works for the state Department of Motor Vehicles, said he didn't see the police report until Thursday afternoon; he said he was outraged he was accused of grabbing a police officer.
He said the lies in the report are the reason minorities in Bridgeport don't talk to police.
"The same ones supposed to be protecting you are no good," he said. "When it comes to white people, it's protect and serve. But when it comes to blacks and Hispanics, it's track and hunt."
Eric Jennings said when he saw his father lying on the ground, he called 911.
"Bernard said to me, `Why are you calling the police? They're the ones out there,' " he said. "And I said, `Yeah we need a new batch.' "
Police said they arrested Margaret Jennings -- the mother -- for taking items out of her husband's pockets despite police protests. She said she was searching for her husband's keys because by then there were dozens of officers at the scene and they were threatening to break down her front door.
She claimed she was arrested for looking defiantly at Rivera when the officer who had used the stun gun on her husband asked his fellow officer, "He tried to grab you, right?"
"The officer couldn't lie because I was looking him right in the face," she said. "Next thing I knew, I was handcuffed, going to a police car and thinking, `Is this really happening to me?' "
She is now worried the arrest will give the city a reason to fire her after 17 years on the payroll with the Bridgeport Board of Education.
"I've never hurt anybody," she said. "I don't want my life destroyed by lies."
Meanwhile, police said Eric Jennings, who they knew had a valid pistol permit, yelled threats at police from inside the family home.
Concerned about the gun, which was never displayed, police said they had to kick in two doors to gain entry.
Police knew the young man had the permit because he was pulled over recently when the vehicle he was a passenger in was stopped because it matched the description of one involved in a shooting, police said.
At the time, Eric's friend, nicknamed "Coco," was arrested in connection with the shooting.
Police said they found Eric Jennings' gun in plain view.
Eric denied ever threatening police or leaving his gun out in the open.
All family members were charged with breach of peace and interfering with an officer. Eric Jennings was also charged with unsafe storage of a firearm and threatening in the first degree.
The Jennings first contacted city officials about the incident by email and fax.
"As soon as Mayor (Bill) Finch received Mr. Jennings' communication on Jan. 28, he immediately ordered our Office of Internal Affairs to reach out to Mr. Jennings to investigate his complaint," said mayoral spokeswoman Elaine Ficarra.
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