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I didn't get spend much time with Brown that day, maybe five or ten minutes at the most, but it was interesting what I learned about his life in that brief encounter. His story is typical, but nonetheless compelling. I happened upon him as I was walking by the United Center (home of the Chicago Bulls), he was talking to a couple of Japanese college students. They were visiting the U.S. on break and were looking to snap a shot of Michael Jordan's jersey. Unfortunately, the display had been moved and was no longer visible from the street level.
Brown emitted such a friendly persona that I felt comfortable jumping in on the conversation. As it turns out, Brown, a war veteran (I'm guessing Vietnam), used to work at the United Center. He was one of the guys who layed out the basketball court on game days. He told me it was killer on the shoulder. And like so many war veteran's he's now unemployed and carries a bottle of Crown Royal in his back pocket. As I was about to ask my next question, a bus came along and Brown rode right out of my life.
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His was another wonderfully intense face I shot on that trip to Chicago in 2009. What I remember about him is that he was a French man traveling across the U.S. with his French rock band. They were so kind to stop and talk to me and my creative partner for the (now defunct) project. I simply stood in the background and snapped away as my creative partner engaged him and his band mates in conversation;hence the candid nature of these shots. He was totally aware that I was taking pictures but didn't seem to mind. The shot where he's taking a drag on the cigarette was nearly "James Dean" perfect had my partner not been in the way with his point and shoot.
A few years ago I embarked upon a documentary project with a fellow creative that led us to Chicago. Although the project never got off the ground I did capture some great images from that trip. Today I went rummaging through my hard drive and came across these shots of this college student that we stopped on the street and interviewed for the project. Unfortunately, I don't remember his name despite the fact that I've been turning over every notebook in the house looking for my scribblings on this image set. What I do remember about him was that he was Filipino-American, in his early 20s, had just broke up with his girlfriend at the time, had great tattoos, and was studying philosophy at one of the local colleges. He had a great look and an incredibly magnetic personality. Would love to know where he is now, and perhaps have him in front of my camera again. So if he looks familiar to any of you in cyberspace drop me a line.
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I spent the July 4th weekend in Chicago. And y'all know I wouldn't leave Chicagoland without finding someone intriguing for my street portrait series. Yesterday I was in the Wicker Park neighborhood where I spotted 19-year old Denzel near the "L" station on Damon. He was panhandling and asked me for some spare change. At first I shrugged my shoulders and told him I had no change on me. Which was the truth as I did not have any coins to put in his cup. It was too bad because, upon first glance, I knew I'd like to photograph him. But, as you know, I have a policy about being able to offer compensation whenever I ask anyone for a street portrait. So I proceeded to walk about half a block when remembered that I did, indeed, have a five dollar bill in my pocket. I quickly returned to where he was sitting outside a deli and asked him for a few shots.
He told me he was originally from Chicago but was living as a squatter and jumping trains from city to city. He had just returned from San Diego and would be leaving in a few days to meet up with his girlfriend in New York. He said it was a lifestyle he enjoyed and I have to admit I was a little jealous. He made it sound as if it was the adventure of a lifetime. Knowing I only had a five to give him, I only took about four shots as not to take up too much of his time. I got his story, he signed a release, and I was on my way.
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The median age of homes in Estero, FL is 7 years, with 54% of those homes owned, 6% rented and 39% not occupied. In the previous year, 0 Estero properties were sold. The median sale price of a home in Estero in the previous year was $189,600. Find a Coldwell Banker real estate agent in Estero, Florida today.
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Global demand for cotton and cotton products is experiencing an upturn – and the National Cotton Council's export promotions arm, Cotton Council International (CCI), is ensuring U.S. cotton is a major player in refilling fiber and textile pipelines.
What are U.S. cotton's export numbers?
Through Dec. 2, U.S. cotton already had 13.76 million bales of export business on the books for the 2010 marketing year that ends on July 31, 2011 – which would appear to be well on pace to meet or even exceed USDA's 2010 projection of 15.75 million bales total exports. In addition, U.S. cotton as of that date had 1.46 million bales sold ahead for the 2011 marketing year.
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The private/public export promotion effort is extremely important for cotton and cotton products. CCI is solidly backed by the industry and is the largest recipient of USDA's Market Access Program and Foreign Market Development program funds. A respected private economic/financial analysis found these programs provide a basis for coordinated U.S. market development efforts that otherwise would be fragmented, under-funded or non-existent. They found that during 2002-09, U.S. agricultural exports were $6.1 billion higher as a result of government/industry increased investment. That's why the NCC continues to make the case in the House and Senate that these export promotion programs are WTO compliant and as critically important today as they were 50 years ago. That's especially true in light of the Administration's calling for a doubling of U.S. exports by 2015. CCI also benefits from the strong financial support of multiple U.S. cotton organizations, including the largest contributor, Cotton Incorporated, which collaborates with CCI on a number of key promotional efforts.
How does CCI continue to build demand and increase exports?
CCI is working with its partners and licensees throughout the global cotton supply chain to strengthen demand for U.S. cotton and cotton products. Activities, which call attention to U.S. cotton's positive qualities, fall under: 1) fiber servicing, 2) U.S.-made textile promotions, 3) supply chain marketing, 4) COTTON USA Mark licensing and promotion and 5) underlying cotton demand building at the consumer level. The recent sixth biennial Sourcing USA Summit in California is but one of many success stories. Organized by CCI and Cotton Incorporated with support from the U.S. cotton industry and USDA, the event attracted 450 global cotton textile industry leaders from 24 countries – and resulting sales of U.S. cotton were impressive. Another success story was the third COTTON USA Cotton School in China where mills and manufacturers learned more about U.S. cotton. During the Cotton School week plus the four weeks after, China bought an average of 91,000 bales per week compared with the 15,000 bales per week during the same period in 2009.
Although China is the largest U.S. raw cotton customer, CCI continues to cultivate other important markets, among them Turkey, Mexico, Indonesia, Thailand, Vietnam, the Republic of Korea, Pakistan and Bangladesh. The coordinated efforts of CCI and Cotton Incorporated are enhancing U.S. cotton's opportunities in world markets.
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Sophia Sennett knew what it was like living on an international border.
Having spent her youth growing up in Blaine, she was familiar with being in close proximity to another country.
But for Sennett, now a student at the United World College in New Mexico, that perspective shifted when she enrolled in a immigration education program on the U.S./Mexican border.
The five-day program explores the complex topic of immigration along the southern border and invites students from Belgium, Afghanistan, Thailand, Ecuador, Zimbabwe, The Netherlands, Jordan, Costa Rica, the United Kingdom, and the United States to challenge media and political stereotypes as they live and learn with the citizens of Douglas, Arizona and Aqua Prieta, Mexico. The trip is part of the college's programs to study local issues.
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"I've lived in Blaine my whole life and I've always been conscious of a border, so it was interesting to see the southern border," said Sennett. "For example the Peace Arch border crossing doesn't have any walls but the Douglas, Arizona border crossing has so much more security and fences. I really hope Blaine stays that way."
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Immigration and heiress heat up headlines
As an immigration bill faltered, the space shuttle poised for liftoff and Tony Soprano prepared to bid adieu, newspaper editors appeared grateful today that they will always have Paris.
The petite heiress' early release from jail for driving on a suspended license was front-page news across the nation and the world:
- • In Melbourne, Australia, The Age put Paris Hilton above the fold.
- • Closer to home, California's OC Post led with "Home-grown controversy; Paris Hilton is out of jail after 3 days, but, wait, an L.A. judge may send her back."
- • On the East Coast, the New York Post fumed "Blonde justice: Fury as Paris gets out of jail."
The setback for immigration reform was played straight in the Miami Herald, as "Immigration bill on life support." The Washington Times offered a look-forward analysis, "Kennedy alliance costly to GOP senators." And The Christian Science Monitor said "Immigration divides GOP."
In the Southeast, dry weather was a front-page focus. Florida's Charlotte Herald-Tribune offered a photo of parched land with the headline, "Redefining dry." The Dothan (Ala.) Eagle is also "Battling drought." But in Iowa, The Gazette noted that a moist spring would bring hordes of mosquitoes: "This forecast bites."
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Finally, a letter unearthed from Abraham Lincoln to the Union general after Gettysburg piqued editors' interest. In Bend, Ore., The Bulletin reported, "1863 letter reveals an optimistic Lincoln."
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Interactive version of "Graceful Thought" by Pietro Millioni
Pietro Millioni was an Italian composer and author lived in 17th century. In 1649 he published a book of secrets entitled Gratioso pensiero (Graceful Thought) (1).
The book could be used to divine a name thought of through a mathematical principle described by Luca Pacioli (2) in 1478.
I got a copy of the rare book from his owner, the Italian stand-up comedian Raul Cremona. In order to revive it, I have created an interactive version of the book: you can play it clicking here (or the image below)
(1) Pietro Millioni, Gratioso pensiero, per mezzo del quale ciascuno puol saper dire non solo il Nome, Patria, & Arte di qual si voglia persona. Ma anco il mese, il giorno, e l'hora, ch'è nato, & altre curiosità. Inuentato da Pietro Millioni, e di nuouo ristampato dal medesimo, con l'accrescimento di molti giuochi cuoriosi. In Roma, et in Siena, Alla Loggia del Papa, Con licenza de' Super. 1649.
(2) Luca Pacioli, Codex Vat. lat. 3129, p. 219 verso.
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Mark Richt has obviously heard the sniping out there that a rash of player suspensions on his team is somehow indicative of him not being in control of his program.
And he's having none of it.
Richt did a good job Tuesday night at an Augusta Bulldog Club gathering of stating the case for his brand of discipline at UGA.
"A lot of people might think you may be losing control of your program because you have a lot of suspensions from the season, but the reality is that's how you keep control of your team by disciplining your team," the Athens Banner-Herald quoted Richt as telling the crowd of fans.
And perhaps in reference to how Urban Meyer is reported to have conducted business at Florida, Richt added: "If you notice, we're not going to have any partiality between the kids that walk on or are starting."
Richt noted past instances of players who had disciplinary trouble while in Athens but still managed to become successful, including Verron Haynes of "hobnail boot" fame. "He got suspended for the first game of that season along with Randy McMichael and a couple of other guys," Richt said. "Those guys turned it around and they recovered, they learned and grew from it."
Richt also made an oblique comparison between the up-front way he handles these situations and the way they were handled by his predecessor at UGA.
"When I first came to Georgia, there had been some issues," the Macon Telegraph quoted him as saying. "You don't get a job unless there had been some issues. And the thing that I said to our staff and to my administration is if something happens, we're gonna clean it up, we're not gonna cover it up. OK. When you have that philosophy, you're gonna see some of your dirty laundry. And it's embarrassing, quite frankly. You don't like it. But if you face the problem head on, and you take care of it, and you discipline it and move forward in a positive direction, that's all we can do. So that's how we're going about our business. And in the meantime, some other guys are gonna have to step up and play ball in those first couple of games, and get after it."
Talking with reporters before the Augusta appearance, Richt said he'd told Malcolm Mitchell that he needs to be ready to play both defense and offense this fall, as well as possibly being the kickoff or punt returner, and that he's met with the strength and nutrition staff to see what might be done to increase Mitchell's stamina and avoid more hamstring problems. "He's had a couple of hamstring pulls. He had one last season and he had one in the spring. You just don't want to overload him is the big thing. If you do, you don't get him on either side of the ball."
As the season rolls on, the coach said, "I've got a feeling with the temperature change and with the guys coming back, I think he'll be more freed up to make more plays offensively, but in the beginning, he's got to be ready to play DB."
Fans were encouraged to see Isaiah Crowell running strong Saturday in the G-Day game, and we can take more encouragement from the way some of his teammates were talking about him in an ESPN.com profile.
Discussing the change from Crowell's freshman season, quarterback Aaron Murray said, "He definitely needed some growing up. He definitely needed to mature. He realized that, and I know he heard all the talk going around [about him]. He took it personally."
Murray noted that Crowell is taking it more seriously this year, spending more time in the film room and even devoting more time to stretching before practice. More importantly, Crowell understands what he's supposed to do, including in pass protection, and is working hard at it.
The competition from other backs in Georgia's now crowded tailback corps is a factor, Mark Richt noted. "It's not going to be like a whole program is resting on Isaiah's shoulders," Richt said.
But the bottom line, Murray said, is Crowell is "a special running back. When he puts his mind to it, I really don't see anyone better than him. When he has the ball in hands, it can turn into a big play at any minute."
I think Murray's right. And there's no doubt a more determined Crowell will definitely be a plus for the Dogs this fall.
Athens and UGA lost a legend this past weekend with the death of Fred Birchmore at 100. Birchmore, a remarkable man who gained fame for riding a bicycle around the world when he was young and who built an impressive stone wall when he was in his 70s, was one of my Scoutmasters at Troop 4 in Athens and I spent many happy hours in his woods as a kid. He later donated those woods to become part of Athens' Memorial Park, and the first time my daughter and I hiked the Birchmore Trail a few years ago, we encountered Fred and had a nice chat with him about the old days and his extensive arrowhead collection. Birchmore, who excelled in gymnastics and boxing while at UGA and was the school's oldest surviving athlete, also raised a wonderful family of high-achievers, including son Danny, who was my patrol leader in Scouts and went on to become the tennis Dogs' first All-American player. Men like Fred Birchmore don't come along very often and I feel blessed to have come under his tutelage. My sincerest condolences to Danny and the entire Birchmore family.
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April 18th, 2012
10:38 am
April 18th, 2012
10:41 am
That Helen Hunt look-a-like at the cesspool up north has no discipline whatsoever.
Now Coach Paul Johnson, the new sheriff in town, HE runs as tight a ship as you will find in the Southeast.
We WILL run this state!
April 18th, 2012
10:43 am
But it seems the FEAR of consequences for players actions has not slowed down the rule breaking. Yes Children need rules and discipline because it shows them you care, but when they are 18+ they really don't think they will get caught or that the rules apply to them based on past situations.
April 18th, 2012
10:44 am
You tell 'em, CMR. Students this age mess up, it's just a fact, but by being open and aboveboard and punishing everyone fairly, you set the right example for all of these young men, helping them grow and improve in athletic, academic, and personal respects.
April 18th, 2012
10:45 am
I find it troubling that Richt speaks of overworking MM on one hand and then says that he's gonna play him on offense, defense, and special teams. all these great recruiting classes and we need MM to play CB. I like Richt but he frankly seems overall disorganized.
April 18th, 2012
10:47 am
As a college professor, I can tell you that threats and concrete discipline do not always deter bad behaviour from students, but you must apply the rules fairly to all and hope that the right message is projected. That's all anyone can expect because they are adults, so there should be repercussions to their actions, but at the same time, they are young (and have been pampered all their lives), and so they don't always make the best decisions.
April 18th, 2012
10:55 am
Meds won't cure what you have but they may help.
April 18th, 2012
10:57 am
Richt also said last night that "some of these kids think they are bullet proof until it happens to them"
that's called a life lesson
Doesn't mean they didn't hear him.
They thought they were bullet proof
Geez, some of you people are dumb
April 18th, 2012
10:58 am
Just like his namesake, Goldenrod inspires allergic reactions to his confused, guttural ramblings.
April 18th, 2012
10:58 am
you guys comfortable with Murray being the team mouthpiece? the master of panic? the intimate glasses wearer?
April 18th, 2012
10:59 am
DiLEX what do you think about the whole Kentucky Bball team going pro? Damn I didn't think they ALL would go.
April 18th, 2012
10:59 am
read Fred's obit. He was a hell of a guy
April 18th, 2012
11:00 am
Already with the name calling Lex? Perhaps Coach Richt should have a sit down with you.
April 18th, 2012
11:02 am
Its so funny hearing all these knuckleheads say UGA lacks discipline when they are the only school we hear about disciplining their athletes. Other schools have kids who step out of line. They just don't discipline them and it gets swept under the rug! Just ask the ole ball coach how many of his players he has suspended in the last couple years. The NCAA stepped in and did it for him due to lack of discipline. Kids do stupid things wherever you go so I know kids are getting into mischief at other schools. They just choose to put their head in the sand or discipline them internally( cover it up)!
April 18th, 2012
11:03 am
No surprise. Gilchrist really almost stayed. His mother really wanted him to stay but his family has huge financial need. He is a great kid.
Cal caught lightning in a bottle with that bunch. They played like a middle school team the way they shared the ball yet a year from now they will all be millionaires. Don't forget about Darius Miller and eloy Vargas.
With Miller, 6 players in the top 35 of the draft and Vargas will probably play overseas.
The team GPA is over 3.0 also.
April 18th, 2012
11:04 am
Impartial, Mark Richt? Uh, no. Aaron Murray was photographed in possession of alcohol, which is illegal in Georgia, and Richt looked the other way.
The time to deal with issues is not AFTER that happen, it's rooting out what's at the heart of why it happened.
Richt's whole approach is wrong.
April 18th, 2012
11:05 am
so every college coach in america busts every single kid for drinking a beer?
There would be no one left to play
April 18th, 2012
11:05 am
Stupid should be painful. With a name like "blog cop," I'm quite certain it is!
April 18th, 2012
11:07 am
Ignore the troll.
April 18th, 2012
11:08 am
You keep control of your team by disciplining your team
If you don't have control of your team then you probably shouldn't tell others how to control a team. Just having strict punishments isn't going to fix UGA's problems. Maybe Richt will learn that one day after the 500th player is arrested or suspended.
April 18th, 2012
11:08 am
No tougher than living with a chick name like Shawn.
April 18th, 2012
11:09 am
Not one of your typical screeds about Coach Bobo.
April 18th, 2012
11:09 am
Listen to Lex. He gives solid advice.
April 18th, 2012
11:09 am
If Richt if claiming to be impartial, even if it's your starting QB, if he gets busted and photographed in possession of alcohol under the age of 21, yes, Murray has to be disciplined.
Mark Richt has never even MENTIONED that incident, much less IMPARTIALLY disciplining Murray.
April 18th, 2012
11:09 am
I'm sure you can teach him GTBob since you are all knowing. Then you can explain to all of us how to get college kids to stop drinking beer and stop chasing girls.
I'll be your book publisher!
April 18th, 2012
11:10 am
DiLEX I will take the GPA with a grain of salt. Freshmen taking the easiest classes they could to make grades is not that big of a deal.
It is just amazing that they are that good and are ready to make a run for the CASH. I hope they don't go broke fast like most LOTTO winners. People that were never good with money to start with now having a bunch of money doesn't make them money smart now.
April 18th, 2012
11:10 am
If he's truly in control, then why are there issues? This has been going on for double digit years…
April 18th, 2012
11:12 am
Funny! Most of the cops I know became one because they got beat up and plunked in school. I wonder how big of a wuss you have to be to become the BLOG COP! Lol. Go away punk kid!
April 18th, 2012
11:14 am
The surrent system requires they attend class and make their grades and stay 1 year. It is an NBA rule. Calipari hates it.
Can you imagine if they had to stay 3 years?
This year's team:
2 starting 5's of NBA players??
They are an amazing group. I would not bet against any one of them that thye will turn out ok. also would not be surprised to see them all come back and finish their degrees like Wall and Knight are doing.
April 18th, 2012
11:15 am
Standing by.
April 18th, 2012
11:15 am
How many wedgies do you have to be the subject of to become the Blog Cop?
April 18th, 2012
11:17 am
I like what I've been reading about Crowell. Sounds like all those "fans" who booed him in the SECCG will be singing his praises again soon. Go IC!
April 18th, 2012
11:18 am
We will be OK as long as we can avoid further problems. Keep out of the papers boys.
It's hard to read about any incidents. Everything brought to light so far is very minor, except for the theft incidents, even there, no arrest, am hoping Marshall can come back with 2nd (or is this 3rd) chance.
Looking forward to great year boys. It's our turn.
April 18th, 2012
11:21 am
Bill another oustanding article. Thanks for the DAWG updates.
Richt is doing his best to corale these youngons and help them realize their potential. As the HS coach put it… you don't drug test after spring break…. you don't if you're not playing favorites and want to clean things up.
Thanks Coach Richt for your integrity and realization that producing young men who are a benefit to their family and society is as important or more than the football ability.
Do we need to remember what just took place at Arkansas????
Go DAWGS!
April 18th, 2012
11:23 am
Isiah, "The Annointed One II" needs another year just like the "Annointed One" needs another term. I have higher hopes for II than the original.
April 18th, 2012
11:24 am
Blogging under the influence possibly?
April 18th, 2012
11:24 am
Arkiesaw also racking up more fulmer Cup points after yesterday's felony breaking down a door by a linebacker
Best hit they have seen over there in years
April 18th, 2012
11:26 am
blog cop
you just lost your badge dude.
Making fun of shawn's name and accusing him of being drunk with no proof?
You're fired
April 18th, 2012
11:27 am
Things appear to be under control here. I'll be moving on. Out.
April 18th, 2012
11:31 am
Irony…Richt speaking of discipline……You can't be serious if so then you embarrass yourself.
April 18th, 2012
11:32 am
Mark Richt's, change after incident approach doesn't work:
a) try to repair roads AFTER you wreck?
b) exercise more AFTER heart attack?
c) get security system AFTER break in?
April 18th, 2012
11:32 am
Just keep lovin' em.
April 18th, 2012
11:34 am
Richt: 'You keep control of your team by disciplining your team'
April 1st was over 2 weeks ago…guess it's never too late for an April's fool joke!
April 18th, 2012
11:37 am
seems to be a surge in UGA TRUTHERS posts. not buying the homers unicorns and rainbows talk.
April 18th, 2012
11:38 am
Ummm why does MM have to play every single snap? I'd put him back at receiver since he was about BEST deep threat. This is GEORGIA, we can't find someone to play corner?
April 18th, 2012
11:39 am
Crowell will be a big impact this season? Seriously, the guy had 3 good games, and scored 1 td in the last 8 games. Better have 2 or 3 more because Crowell is injury prone.
April 18th, 2012
11:40 am
all those top 10 recruiting classes and you have issues with depth? not good,
April 18th, 2012
11:41 am
the surge continues unabated.
April 18th, 2012
11:42 am
someone help me stop the bleeding!
April 18th, 2012
11:47 am
anyone else praying for 75 degrees and sun to melt the snowman?


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