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EDO POP Exhibit to Open at Japan Society Gallery, 3/9
Japan Society Gallery explores the continuing generative power of Japanese popular culture in Edo Pop: The Graphic Impact of Japanese Prints (March 9-June 9, 2013), an exhibition juxtaposing contemporary works of art with nearly 100 historic ukiyo-e woodblock prints drawn from one of the world's great collections of "pictures of the floating world" at the Minneapolis Institute of Arts (MIA).
In showcasing approximately 30 works by ten International Artists who either draw inspiration from the ukiyo-e artists' style, technique, or engagement in popular culture, Miwako Tezuka, the newly appointed Director of Japan Society Gallery, has recast the exhibition, which comes to New York from the MIA, where it originated earlier this year. Dr. Tezuka will feature different contemporary artists than those shown in Minneapolis, as well as the iconic ukiyo-e prints.
True to the chic, playful aesthetic of culture in the Edo period (1615-1868), Japan Society Gallery is commissioning AIKO, a graffiti artist based in Brooklyn, to create at the entry to the exhibition a wall-size mural that pushes her tough, urban, pop sensibility while referencing traditional ukiyo-e motifs. Other present-day artists selected to participate are Emily Allchurch (London), Paul Binnie (London), Hatakeyama Naoya (Tokyo), Ishii T?ru (Saitama prefecture), Kazama Sachiko (Tokyo), Tomokazu Matsuyama (New York), Narahashi Asako (Tokyo), Jimmy Robert (Brussels), and Masami Teraoka (Hawaii).
The Edo period was a time of great change as both artists and printers in the city (now called Tokyo) labored to satisfy the appetite for the new among a rising class of townspeople. Although color woodblock prints became affordable enough for almost everyone, low cost alone did not account for their immense popularity. Rather, as artists experimented with dramatic compositions, they also began to introduce audacious subject matter. "The subversive quality of ukiyo-e made these prints absolutely irresistible," says Tezuka. "I see the contemporary artists we are focusing on as descendants of Hokusai, Hiroshige, Utamaro, and more of the great ukiyo-e masters represented in the exhibition."
One of Edo Pop's themes is images of Beauty, which is explored in juxtapositions suggesting that the role of provocateur was as familiar to ukiyo-e practitioners as it is to artists today. At the beginning of the exhibition, AIKO's pert, liberated 'grrls' and a number of other images of women will be placed in close dialogue with sensual and fashionable ukiyo-e depictions of female entertainers and denizens of brothels-including Kitagawa Utamaro's Love for a Farmer's Wife (1775-96), in which a languorous beauty with a swan-like neck very discreetly allows her kimono to fall open at the breast. A stencil print created by the London-based artist Paul Binnie in 1994 will also appear in this section, through which the viewers will gaze upon the beauty of the male physique. Binnie's noir-ish print will be placed near a vertical woodblock created more than a century and a half earlier by Utagawa Kuniyoshi. Kuniyoshi's masterful rendition of a carp (koi) swimming upstream in a waterfall reappears as a carp tattooed onto the arm of a muscled young man in the contemporary print and enhances the erotic aura of the subject.
A section about the realm beyond the ordinary includes ghosts, demons, mythological figures, and legendary heroes often played by Actors-ukiyo-e artists delighted in animating all these subjects, narratives, and more. The Brussels-based artist and choreographer Jimmy Robert has created an installation in the form of a table with scattered photographs that appropriates a theatrical quality of ukiyo-e images and actor prints' intense focus on the actors' gestures. Referencing the theatrical composition of Jeff Wall's A Sudden Gust of Wind (after Hokusai), Robert carefully positions sheets of photographs on and around the table as if blown in wind. Each photograph depicts a moment when his collaborating Butoh dancer twists her body as if reacting to the sudden gust of wind.
Further into Edo Pop, a section devoted to the Joy of Life highlights how the latest fashions, makeup, lacquers, ceramics, clocks, and pipes, as well as rare flowers, fish, and even pets figure in the worldview of ukiyo-e. Just as Edo-period artists cast their curious eyes on everyday life, contemporary artists are bringing a comparable visual inventiveness to their attempts to capture the vitality of life today, especially as manifested in the street and youth cultures of neighborhoods like Williamsburg or Bushwick in Brooklyn. The Brooklyn-based artist Tomokazu Matsuyama, whose neon bright, super-charged pop paintings will be featured in the exhibition, is among these emerging talents.


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Great pizza! – Ate here after reading about it on Citysearch - great pizza and we really liked the casual atmosphere! Watched the Cubs game while we waited for our food and loved the pizza. We will definitely go here again when we are in Chicago.
Local legend has been serving up scrumptious thin-crust pizzas for more than 30 years. – In Short
Families and couples order at the counter and wait for their numbers to be called, sinking into wood tables and benches and sipping brews picked up at the bar. The thin pies are hand-tossed and topped with gooey cheese, moderately spicy sauce, and standard ingredients like pepperoni, sausage, mushrooms, green peppers and onions.
Good Pizza for carry out – The pizza here is the best around and the price is a good deal. The inside dinning is family friendly but loud and they really need to update the decor. I've been coming here for years and nothing has changed. So my advise do a carry out and enjoy at home. The sandwiches are good also.
Bad pizza, bad food. – This pizza joint seemed to cater to families and not worry so much about the food. The restaurant appeared to have an older feel, as if the decor had not been updated in 30 years. We ordered a salad, cheese sticks and a vegetarian pizza. Barnaby's only offers thin crust pizza, which is typically fine. The salad was ordered with the Italian dressing and was one of the worst salads I had ever eaten. I dont know if the salad dressing was bad or if it was the lettuce, but it was not edible. The cheese sticks seemed like the typical frozen sodexho variety. The pizza was edible but not much better. Overall, this was a lousy experience. Spend the extra time and make a trip downtown to a real pizza joint.
Great Za, Noisy place,cold beer – This place reminds me of pubs at college. Wooden booths, loud overall "ambience", dark and smoky.
But, after trying SO many pizzas, we are convinced that this wins a top rating in the thin crust category. Cornmeal bottom and a good crunch to it...uummm. No delivery though, so you are relagated to dining in (with likely 3 neighborhood little league teams and a 9 yr old birthday party) or picking up your za and peeling out of the parking lot-most of the other patrons do. But we can't seem to not want this pizza all the time...
Get over it:the 70s are over! – Perhaps my experiences at Barnaby's have been marred by the Des Plaines location like a previous reviewer here. Nevertheless, the service at the Niles location was marginally better. What bugged me the most was the lack of flexibility with their menu (no slices!). All of the items that I've tried (including their pizza) were very ordinary. The atmosphere is loud and that spells disaster when you order and are then told to listen for your number. (my number was passed over 2 of the 5 times I've tried this place!) Barnaby's one bright spot is that is seems to be a safe place for families with young children. One final suggestion, the 70s decor badly needs to be scrapped!
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On their 15th anniversary, the Chicas Aguila 2011 were chosen by Colombians (Translation)
16 November 2010
Bogotá, November 3rd, 2010. Girls from Barranquilla, Medellin, Cali, and Bogota were selected as the new Chicas Águila 2011. Celebrating its Fifteenth Anniversary, Águila, Sin Igual y Siempre Igual, decided that Colombians should take part in the selection of the new Chicas Águila. Through Internet voting, Gloria Moreno, Daniela Ochoa, Daniela Ocoró and Jenny Clavijo were selected to represent the taste, body and colour of the brand throughout Colombia in the coming year. Chicas Águila 2011 were announced this afternoon in a marvellous event in Bogotá, with some renowned former Chicas Águila in attendance.
For five weeks, Chicas Águila followers had access to a wealth of information about the eight finalists on www.chicasaguila.com, including information of interest, videos, photos and surveys. They then selected their top four via e-voting which culminated on October 31st. In addition to the four winners, visitors enjoyed the beauty of barranquilleras Rosa and Elianis, the vallenata Indira and the bogotana Eddy, and were given the opportunity to send personal messages to all of the finalists to ask them questions about their lives
The Background of the Chicas Águila 2011
Gloria Moreno, from Barranquilla, is a communications professional, 22, 1.75 m. Measures: 91-61-91. Her favourite soccer player is Pibe Valderrama and her soccer team is Junior. She loves costeña food; her favourite place is Parque Tayrona; she loves to dance reggaeton and el merengue, especially at the Carnaval de Barranquilla and the Festival Vallenato.
A deeply rooted paisa, Daniela Ochoa, is a TV host in Medellín, she's 21 and is 1.75 m. She loves Nacional and Víctor Ibarbo; she likes pasta and Cartagena is her favourite place. She likes paintball, partying, eating and, above all, enjoying the Feria de las Flores.
Daniela Ocoró is a communications professional from Valle, 1.71 m., and is a devoted follower of América de Cali and Jorge Banguero. She measures 88-62-90, enjoys surfing, and loves the Carnaval de Barranquilla and the Feria de las Flores. Her favourite spot is Isla de Barú; she loves pasta and likes salsa.
Born in Bogota, Jenny Clavijo is also a communications professional, is 22 years old, and enjoys going to the theatre, movies and exercising. She is 1.75 m, and measures 90-62-90. She likes Nacional and her preferred soccer player is Giovanni Moreno. She expects to have fun with people at the Feria de las Flores, the Carnaval de Barranquilla and the Festival Vallenato, her favourite fiestas.
15th Anniversary of Chicas Águila
For fifteen years now, Águila has selected its most beautiful representatives from the Colombian community. Important national figures, models, and even beauty pageants have participated in the competition, which year after year receives the most beautiful Colombian women who want to be part of one of the most renowned icons of national advertising.
Chicas Águila appeared for the first time in 1995, and some important national figures were a part of that first group; special tribute has been paid to some of them today, in the framework of the selection of Chicas Águila 2011, at the Bavaria facilities in Bogotá. These national figures included María Fernanda Yepes, Silvana Altahona, Sara Corrales, Catalina Aristizábal and Carolina Guerra. Other famous former Chicas Águila include Angie Cepeda, Amada Rosa Pérez, Ángela Vergara, Andrea Serna, Andrea Gorsky, Shirley Gómez, Johanna Uribe and María Molina.
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1967: On DARK SHADOWS, Carolyn (Nancy Barrett) was certain Julia had something to hide.
1974: On ANOTHER WORLD, Steve (George Reinholt) was upset with Rachel for not telling him she was taking Jamie away, but became concerned when he noticed she was not well.
1980: On THE EDGE OF NIGHT, the Clown Puppet lurked outside the law Offices of Karr & Scott with a knife. Watch the episode below.
1985: On SANTA BARBARA, Gina (Linda Gibboney), disguised as Eden, pulled the plug on CC.
1994: On ALL MY CHILDREN, Jackson (Walt Willey) proposed to Erica (Susan Lucci).
1995: Actress Rosalind Cash died at age 56. She played Mary Mae Ward in GENERAL HOSPITAL.
1996: Actor Arthur Peterson died at age 83. He played The Major in SOAP, and Andy Anderson in HAWKINS FALLS.
2006: On GUIDING LIGHT, Josh (Robert Newman) dealt with the news of Reva's cancer.
2008: Studs Terkel died at age 96. He starred in radio soap operas like MA PERKINS and ROAD OF LIFE. What he called his "low, husky, menacing" voice made him a natural to play heavies.
2008: On ALL MY CHILDREN, Reese (Tamara Braun) proposed to Bianca (Eden Riegel).
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Lee Grant (ex-Rose, SEARCH FOR TOMORROW; ex-Stella, PEYTON PLACE) - 85
Charles Cioffi (ex-Kirk, ANOTHER WORLD; ex-Claudius, RYAN'S HOPE; ex-Ernesto, DAYS OF OUR LIVES) - 77
Ron Rifkin (ex-Saul, BROTHERS & SISTERS; ex-Hal, FALCON CREST; ex-Stan, KNOTS LANDING) - 73
Sally Kirkland (ex-Tracy, DAYS OF OUR LIVES) - 71
Deidre Hall (Marlena, DAYS OF OUR LIVES) - 65
Andrea Hall (ex-Hattie/Samantha, DAYS OF OUR LIVES) - 65
Nolan North (Peter, PRETTY LITTLE LIARS; ex-Chris, PORT CHARLES) - 42
Scott Clifton (Liam, THE BOLD AND THE BEAUTIFUL; ex-Schuyler, ONE LIFE TO LIVE; ex-Dillon, GENERAL HOSPITAL; ex-Fritz, LIFE IN GENERAL; ex-Caleb, UNDRESSED) - 28
Vanessa Marano (Bay, SWITCHED AT BIRTH; ex-Eden, THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS) - 20
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October 31, 1985: Gina, disguised as Eden, pull the plug of a comatose CC....ReplyDelete
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I'm going to watch EON's Clown Puppet Killer SL again, great story for Halloween. EON's my fave all-time soap!ReplyDelete
I'm going to watch EON's Clown Puppet Killer SL again, great story for Halloween. EON's my fave all-time soap!ReplyDelete
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Environmental degradation, especially its impact on water, inspires Japanese artist's recent body of work, on view from October 24 to November 27
Thursday, October 24, 2013
Suzuki's psychologically complex drawings in "The River" explore water as both a source of healing energy and a damaged natural resource. Using fine point pen, mineral pigment and ink, she has created microcosmic worlds that are dense with intestines, organs, and plant forms that find their way into water and begin to float, embodying both beauty and a disturbing, unsettling quality.
"Water is necessary for our life, but it is also treated as a commodity that is to be used, exploited, or abused," says Suzuki, who lives in Waltham, Mass. "Over the decades of abusing and over-consuming, our water has been drained and contaminated—thus poisoning our bodies and environments—and we're facing the shortage of water in the near future. My concern about environmental degradation, especially to water, inspires this body of work. But I also let my imagination and intuition take over, believing that imagination is a key to tap into the deep place in people's mind and soul."
"The River" is curated by Andrew Mroczek, Director of Lesley's VanDernoot Gallery, and the exhibit is free and open to the public. To learn more about Naoe Suzuki and her exhibition at Lesley, click here.
About the artist
Born in Tokyo, Japan, Naoe Suzuki has lived in the United States since 1986. Her exhibitions include: deCordova Museum and Sculpture Park, Lincoln, Mass.; Denise Bibro Fine Art, New York; Judy Ann Goldman Fine Art, Boston; and Kniznick Gallery at Brandeis University, Waltham, Mass. She is currently an Artist in Residence at the Women's Studies Research Center at Brandeis, and she lives in Waltham.
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Report: Suns talking trade for Memphis' Rudy Gay
The Suns sit at 12-23, the second-worst record in the Western Conference and 7.5 games out of the final playoff spot.
According to Adrian Wojnarowski of Yahoo! Sports, the team is tinkering with even more change.
Wojnarowski wrote Tuesday morning that the Suns are engaged in talks with the Memphis Grizzlies about forward Rudy Gay.
There's no framework of a possible deal in place, but the Grizzlies have expressed a strong desire that any package involving Gay include Suns forward Jared Dudley and future first-round draft picks, sources said.
Gay, who is averaging 17.8 points for the Grizzlies this season, has two years remaining on his contract after this season, which will pay him over $37 million. He is making $16.4 million this season.
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- Robert Sarver, Suns owner - Friday April 18Robert Sarver talks about possible offseason plans.
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- Jon Barry, ESPN NBA insider - Friday April 18Who is the team to beat in the East?
- Channing Frye, Suns forward - Thursday April 17Channing discusses the Suns' completed season, and what he is looking forward to in the offseason.
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A GPU-accelerated Clustering Plugin for Cytoscape
AllegroMCODE plugin for Cytoscape is a high-performance MCODE cluster finder supporting both of CPU and GPU clustering. Clusters in a protein interaction network can be considered as protein complexes and functional modules, which can be identified as highly interconnected subgraphs.
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The analysis task of the MCODE algorithm to find the clusters can be long for large complex networks even though the algorithm is a relatively fast method. The GPU implementation of AllegroMCODE can be hundreds of times faster than the CPU implementation of the MCODE plugin.
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All of cluster results are internally cached by AllegroMCODE while the MCODE plugin only caches the last result per network. If you change some algorithm options and do the analysis for a network which has already processed, AllegroMCODE only do the necessary steps and the new result is also cached. If you would like to remove a result in the cache to save the memory, it can be done to discard the result at any time.
You sometimes want to get more appropriate clusters from your networks so that you would like to fine-tune the algorithm options for your needs. However, it could be difficult without understanding how the algorithm works.
This video shows you what the MCODE algorithm is and how it finds clusters in easy-to-understand manner.
- A travel guide to Cytoscape plugins, Nature Methods, 2012
- PINA v2.0: mining interactome modules, Nucl. Acids Res., 2012
- A noise reducing sampling approach for uncovering critical properties in large scale biological networks, High Performance Computing and Simulation (HPCS), 2011 International Conference
- A GPU-accelerated bioinformatics application for large-scale protein interaction networks, APBC poster presentation, 2011
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MCODE Plugin is the cluster finding algorithm plugin which is developed by the Bader Lab at the University of Toronto. For more information, visit http://baderlab.org/Software/MCODE.
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Seeking a state licensing processes genetic counselors have pushed for legislation. Lawmakers have forced the inclusion of conscience clauses that make it legal to withhold results from patients.
BGI wants to sequence everything and everyone on the planet. It's particularly interested in finding the genes for genius. A new documentary takes you inside China's genomic giant.
Transhumanist David Pearce thinks the best way to create a better world is through genetic engineering to halt human and animal suffering. But where does personal liberty fit into his plan?
A recent report in Bloomberg suggested that crop biotechnology is not being embraced as eagerly in industrialized countries, but the article left out some key contextual information. The rate of adoption and market penetration of GM crops has been matched by no other innovation in agriculture in history
Mandatory GMO labeling would require a huge addition in infrastructure needed to segregate grain. True traceability in our food supply system would be hugely expensive.
The potential for allergies from foods with genetically modified ingredients is no higher than that in any food, including organics. New conventional foods introduced into the marketplace go untested while GMOs are rigorously tested for allergenicity before being approved.
Genes underlie our ability to exercise, but for some, genes also appear to contribute to the irresistible urge to stay in place. This was evident in a large study of middle-aged twins published last fall.
Wonder how, when an anti-GMO initiative is launched, so many activist sites carry the same coordinated message? Meet Henry Rowlands, founder of Sustainable Pulse and the almost unknown cyber grand master behind the propaganda efforts of French scientist Gilles-Eric Séralini and other scientists promoting the alleged dangers of GMOs.


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Standard Interpretations - Table of Contents
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Dear Dr. Perkner:
Thank you for your September 11, 2000 letter to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA). Your letter has been referred to OSHA's [Directorate of Enforcement Programs (DEP)] for a response to your questions regarding the hepatitis B virus (HBV) vaccination as it pertains to first aiders and initial responders in federal buildings. Your letter follows several phone conversations you had with members of the [DEP] staff. We hope this letter serves your need for further clarification of this issue. Your question is outlined below, followed by our response. We apologize for the delay. Please be aware that this response may not be applicable to any situation not delineated within your original correspondence.
[Do] certain team members, who perform [emergency response to cardiac events] [and are] voluntarily on a response team, need hepatitis B immunizations as soon as they are on the Automated External Defibrillator (AED) response team or [can] this immunization be given after a potential exposure? The delay in administering the hepatitis B vaccine would only apply to those employees whose place on the AED team was considered collateral work.In a telephone conversation you had with a member of our staff, you asked that we clarify the role that OSHA has in protecting federal employees with regard to their occupational safety and health. Simply for your information, federal employees are covered by OSHA's congressional mandate. Section 19 of the Occupational Safety and Health Act (OSH Act) of 1970 and Executive Order (EO) 12196 establish that the head of each Federal agency is responsible for ensuring a safe and healthful workplace. In meeting this responsibility, the head of each Federal agency is required to establish and maintain a comprehensive occupational safety and health (OSH) program which is consistent with the standards promulgated under Section 6 of the Act. The Federal Register, 29 CFR 1960, establishes how the head of each agency must operate the Agency's OSH program. The OSH Act, the Federal Register, EO 12196, and all OSHA Regulations are available on our website at http://www.osha.gov.
According to the Bloodborne Pathogens Standard (29 CFR 1910.1030) and OSHA enforcement policy, all employees with occupational exposure to blood and other potentially infectious materials (OPIM) must be covered by the standard. This would include, in addition to all the applicable provisions of the standard, the administration of the hepatitis B virus (HBV) vaccination series prior to employee exposure, as indicated by paragraph (f)(2) of the standard, and provided according to recommendations of the U.S. Public Health Service. In reference to your situation, OSHA has provided an exception in its enforcement policy. According to the compliance directive, [CPL 2-2.69] Enforcement Procedures for the Occupational Exposure to Bloodborne Pathogens, employers would not be cited if they have not offered the hepatitis B vaccination series to an employee whose only exposure to blood would be responding to injuries resulting from workplace incidents as long as this was only a collateral duty of the employee and certain other requirements have been met. Members of your AED Team would also fall under this category if the same conditions existed.
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Kenny Chesney is one of country music's best singer/songwriter in our time. Kenny Chesney played the Memorial Coliseum in Fort Wayne,IN on 05/05/11 which is one lucky day for Jeannine and I to be able to meet him before the show. Kenny Chesney has a new cd out called,"Hemingway's Whiskey" which has some great new songs on it. One song,"Boys of Fall" is about football which Kenny played in school. It is a very good cd. In the other photo you will notice we are sitting on the beach. Fort Wayne Model Jeannine taught me how to pose. I did my best,with my blue Marlin fish shirt. I hope everyone gets to see Kenny Chesney's concert and sing,"No shirt,no shoes, no problem".
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Sen. Jay Rockefeller, D-W.Va., in the past has claimed to oppose Environmental Protection Agency plans for harsh new regulations affecting coal ash. But after what he described as an "evolution" in his thinking, Rockefeller joined other liberal senators in killing a measure that could have reined in the EPA.
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Ready for a recruiting lesson, Husker fans?
Grab a sheet of paper and a pen. Write down the 24 players who signed with Nebraska Wednesday.
Now cross out 14 random names. Don't cheat. These are your future failures and big disappointments.
What's going to happen to them, you ask? One won't show up in August. Two will get kicked off the team. Three will quit because of injuries. Four will transfer. Four more will find their brightest moments on the scout team/kickoff duty.
Every year, amid the signing day honeymoon, it's easy to forget just how many precious prospects will flop. It happens everywhere, not just at Nebraska.
Nick Saban's 2008 recruiting class at Alabama is hailed among the greatest of all-time. But only 15 of his 32 signees contributed.
The two best Husker classes of the past decade were 2005 and '07. Neither hit 50 percent.
So how do you measure success in recruiting? We'll get to that.
First, let's look at little closer at '05 and '07.
� The 2005 class had 32 players. Only 15 became prominent/important pieces of the program. That's being generous.
The 15 includes juco transfers Zac Taylor, Zack Bowman, Steve Octavien, Barry Cryer, Ola Dagunduro and Bryan Wilson, all of whom only played two years.
� The 2007 class had 28 players. Only 12 became prominent/important pieces of the program. That includes jucos Larry Asante, Shukree Barfield and Armando Murillo.
The 12 includes Jaivorio Burkes, who retired with a medical condition; Zac Lee, who got replaced after his junior year; Adi Kunalic, who only handled kickoffs.
World-Herald staff writers Sam McKewon and Jon Nyatawa joined "The Bottom Line" host Mike'l Severe for a Husker recruiting roundtable.
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� Here's where it gets interesting. The worst classes, like 2006 and '08, also hit about 50 percent. So what separates them from the successful groups? The quality of those 10 to 15 significant pieces.
In 2005, the core was Ndamukong Suh, Zac Taylor, Phillip Dillard, Matt Slauson and Zach Potter.
In '07, it was Prince Amukamara, Eric Hagg, Roy Helu, Jared Crick and Niles Paul (all five are in the NFL).
Compare those lists to '06, when the most significant pieces were Keith Williams, Mo Purify, Pierre Allen, Rickey Thenarse and Mike McNeill (you could argue Carl Nicks, but he was a two-year player who didn't shine).
In '08, the best pieces were Alfonzo Dennard, Ricky Henry, Ben Cotton, Kyler Reed, Will Compton and Baker Steinkuhler. Very good players, but few standouts.
It's about quality more than quantity. Look at your 10 random names remaining on your sheet of paper.
What Pelini needs is: five of those guys to eventually get drafted; four to be three-year starters; three to be first-team all-Big Ten; two to earn some kind of All-America honors; one to be a transformational athlete — a national award winner.
Here's an extreme example: The 2008 Alabama class had 11 NFL Draft picks. Eleven!
They included first-rounders Julio Jones, Mark Barron, Marcell Dareus, Dont'a Hightower and Mark Ingram; second-round picks Terrence Cody and Courtney Upshaw; and Outland Trophy winner Barrett Jones.
Yes, depth is nice and a disastrous position group (like the 2010 Husker defensive line class) eventually causes problems.
But in recruiting, it's not really about how many signees become starters or contributors — you can always plug a hole down the road. Success is primarily determined by the ceiling of your best guys (needless to say, player development is critical).
You start winning big when you string together consecutive classes with four or five difference-makers.
How did Alabama follow its '08 recruiting haul? Saban signed 29 prospects in '09.
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Africa Hunters and Big Bore shooters, I found this current auction on a favorite firearms auction website. It seems like a great deal to me after a quick google of the various items for current prices.
I want you to understand that this is NOT my auction nor is it one I am associated with, I buy items at Auction Arms occasionally, check my user name "MBurkeaso". I simply thought that some of you PHs and others might be glad to find an auction for such a large lot of various Kynoch ammo. I make no other guarantees or endorsments.
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Here is a bonanza lot of kynoch big bore ammunition that came out of an old estate. all of it is factory loaded most have never been opened this lot would retail for about approx. 14-15k. get a great deal today if you love big bore this lot is for you. i will even cover have the shipping on it. Here is a broken down list of what is there: .600 nitro express 3" solid 900grn - 23 boxes .577 nitro express 3" solid 750grn - 16 boxes .500 nitro express 3" solid 570grn - 40 boxes .476 nitro express 3" solid 520grn - 10 boxes .470 nitro express 3.25" soft/solid 500grn - 14 boxes .450 nitro express 3.25" soft/solid 480grn - 20 boxes .450/400 nitro express 3" soft 400grn - 40 boxes .416 rigby hollow point - 2 boxes .400/350 nitro express 2.75" soft 310grn - 5 boxes .375 mag flanged nitro express solid 300grn - 3 boxes .244 H&H mag - 10 boxes 10.75 mauser - 3 boxes .350 rigby bore no.2 - 2 boxes
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Scott ended a lifetime of heartache for Australian golfers Sunday when he drained a 15-foot birdie putt on the second hole of a sudden-death playoff with Angel Cabrera of Argentina to win the 77th Masters.
It was the second year in a row the Masters was decided in a playoff and it ended on the same hole – No. 10 – where Bubba Watson claimed victory a year ago.
"Incredible," he said. "I'm a proud Australian and hope this sits really well back home – even in New Zealand. It's hard to exactly put it all together in my mind at the moment.
"I've said before we are a proud sporting country and like to think we are the best at everything ... Golf is a big sport at home. It may not be the biggest, but it's been a sport that's been followed with a long list of great players and this was one thing in golf that we had not been able to achieve.
"So, it's amazing that it's my destiny to be the first Aussie to win. Just incredible."
Even Masters media committee chairman Craig Heatley, a New Zealander, couldn't contain his excitement. In introducing the newest Masters champion to the assembled press, he said when he heard the roar coming from the patrons lining 10 at the conclusion of the playoff, he heard "about 30 million people in Australia and New Zealand all cheering as well."
Scott shot a final-round 69 to finish at 9-under-par 279 for the week. He and Cabrera finished two shots ahead of third-round leader Jason Day. Tiger Woods made a late charge after losing momentum in the middle of his round and finished tied for fourth with Marc Leishman – another Australian – at 283.
The win was worth $1.44 million to Scott and gave the 32-year-old a lifetime invitation to the tournament.
The reach of the Aussies' frustration at Augusta goes way back. Eight Australians have finished either second or T-2 in Masters history before Scott finally broke the barrier for his first major and ninth PGA Tour victory. Greg Norman finished second three times, none more famously than in 1996 when he held a six-shot lead going into the final round and lost to Nick Faldo in a playoff.
"Part of this definitely belongs to him," Scott said.
But Scott has had his own bitter disappointments in the majors. He finished tied for second here in 2011 and last year at the British Open he bogeyed the last four holes with a four-shot lead to open the door for Ernie Els' win.
Scott looked to have won it on the 72nd hole of regulation when he made a 25-foot birdie putt to get to 9-under. It forced Cabrera to make his first career Masters birdie at 18 to extend play, but the 43-year-old was up to it, hitting a 7-iron from 163 yards to about two feet.
"For a split second I let myself think I won, but never count your chickens," Scott said. "That putt, I've seen so many guys have to win, it was time for me to step up and see how much I want this. To make a couple putts to win the Masters Tournament is just an amazing thing."
Actually, he wasn't feeling too good about his putting speed control on the greens, and the rain that fell on the greens throughout the day just added to his worry.
But his long putter was as true as ever on the 72nd hole of regulation. He's the fourth player in the last six majors to win with a long or anchored putter.
When the putt dropped, he reacted excitedly and should the popular back-home phrase "Come On, Aussie." He said he hoped caddy Steve Williams, a Kiwi who was on the bag for the first 13 of Tiger Woods' majors, would allow him that bit of indulgence.
"That's the putt you've seen guys hole – (Mark) O'Meara is the one that comes to mind," he said, referring to winning putt in 1998. "I just told myself to go with instinct; just put it out there and hit it. Show everyone how much you want it. This is the one."
Scott and Cabrera went back and forth like they did on 18 the rest of the night.
Both parred the first extra hole, virtually matching shot for shot. Their drives were mere yards apart in the fairway and both their approach shots spun back off the green. Cabrera nearly holed his chip, the ball running just past the right edge of the cup. Scott's chip came up short, but both players easily made their putts to extend the play.
The second playoff hole, with light diminishing, was more of the same. Both players were yards apart off the tee. Cabrera hit his approach first and made the green below the hole. Scott followed and feathered a 6-iron into the green pin high to the right of the hole, prompting Cabrera to give him a "thumbs up" sign to acknowledge the effort.
Cabrera's putt nearly curled into the hole, coming within inches of hitting the edge. Scott followed and, using Williams as "my eyes for the putt," read about two cups of break and drained it.
When the putt fell, Scott leaned back on his heels and raised his arms in triumph. He was approached by Cabrera, the two hugged and then Scott hugged his father behind the green.
"He said, 'It doesn't get any better than this,' which is true," Scott said. "It's a moment that I'll never forget.
"He was at The Open last year and was as positive as anyone. I'm sure he was gutted inside, but nice that I was able to kind of reward him with this one today while he was here -- because he only comes to those two events."
Once third-round leader Brandt Snedeker fell off the pace coming around the turn and even though Woods was charging from way back it was evident down the stretch the tournament was going to go to another international player – either Scott, Cabrera or Day.
Four of the last six Masters have been won by internationals.
After three straight birdies in the middle of the back nine – a run started by a brilliant back-bunker shot on 13 – Day held a two-shot lead standing on the 16th tee, but bogeyed the par-3 after missing the green and followed it with a bogey on 17 to fall out of the lead. He jumped into the fray early with a birdie-eagle start.
"It's a little disappointing," Day said, "but there's a lot of experience that I can take into next year and hopefully I can wear one of those green jackets soon."
Snedeker lamented not adjusting to the slower speeds of the greens in the final round. He left most of his putts short all day.
"I was there for one reason – to win – and I didn't do it," he said. "I did not putt the way you're supposed to putt around Augusta. If I putt the way I normally putt and don't make those two loose swings" – on 10 and 13 – "I'm right there with a chance to win the golf tournament."
Cabrera, who has played in the final group each of the last three odd-numbered years, was bidding to become the second-oldest Masters champion. With the nickname El Pato (The Duck), it was looking for the longest time that he'd be the most appropriate winner on such a rainy day.
The 2009 champion held a two-shot lead throughout much of the middle part of his round, but lost a ton of momentum – and eventually the lead – when he went for the 13th green from the pine straw 200 yards out and his ball spun back into the creek.
"I had a very good angle, a very good lie," he explained. "I was thinking about making a birdie. I told my son we could do an eagle, also."
Instead, he made bogey.
That opened the door for Scott and Day to fight it out to be the one who broke the Aussies' drought until Cabrera worked himself back into the fray.
Sports Writer Al Muskewitz: 256-235-3577. On Twitter @almusky_star.


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It seems that in the last few months there has been a lot of news regarding senior-citizen-aged people. Maybe since I have reached a little depth in that age category I pay a more attention to what the media is saying.
Looking back to my youthful years, the magic age for being older was 40.
Once you reached 40 years it was all down hill from there. You were told be sure you got a medical check up before you started an exercise program, and if you start exercising, be sure you take it easy so you do not strain your muscles, or your heart.
I reached 40 years and was still active and working out, so they moved the old age category up to 50 years before you had to take it easy.
We still have a Masters category in running for runners in the 40 years age and above so the old standard is not gone yet. In early races here in San Marcos, the upper age limit was 40 years plus since nobody, or at least only a very few runners, over that age came to our races.
One gentleman mentioned that the "older" runners don't come because you do not have an age group for them. He said the runners over 40 and 50 years are out there but you have to have age categories for them.
We added age groups up to 60-plus years to see if the gentleman was right. It turns out he was right and the age groups were filled with these senior citizens. There were more men in those age groups than women in those early years.
Lately, the trend has shifted and in many of the upper age limits there are more women than men runners.
For the Moe's Better Half Marathon, the organizers figured that runners in the 50's and 60's years old have the same problem that the 40 years old runners have against the younger runners. With the addition of a Senior Masters Overall Champion category in our races for runners who are over 50 years old now have a chance for an award.
After that comes the Grand Masters Overall Champion category for runners in the 60 years old and over. In some of the larger races the age category has reached 90 years and above. And more than likely there will be a few runners winning an award in that age category.
In many sports other than running, there are now age categories up to 75 and over years old.
There are softball leagues where the youngest age to play is 65-years old. One player at the young age of 70 years old in the league was complaining to me that he felt that the team should have some of these "younger guys" who were only 65 play the outfield and let the older guys move to the infield. All I could think of was that if he was 70 years old and still chasing fly balls in the outfield he shouldn't complain.
Records in weightlifting are kept for ages 70 years and above.
Swimming has a very large Masters Swimming organization and is very popular.
Golf and tennis both have a Masters tour and even have the professional tour for former elite athletes.
Looking at the number of these senior citizens working out, and walking around the San Marcos Activity Center every day, the local population here in San Marcos is very active.
It seems there is a large number of walkers around the neighborhoods in San Marcos. Some walk with friends and others help keep the pet dog in shape as well as they go for their walk.
All in all, the change in activity levels has changed from being that old age of 40 years and beginning the slide to a nursing home to running long distances, being active in sports, and just enjoying the years in physical exercise and fitness. There may be a few more aches and pains to contend with, and recovery from a hard workout may take a day or two longer, but there is nothing like moving to keep you younger in life.
Dr. Maurice Johnson is a former professor at Texas State University in the Department of Health and Exercise Science. His column appears every Sunday in the Daily Record.
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