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Giant or Giants may refer to:
Giant or Giants may also refer to:
In arts and entertainment[edit]
In literature and publications[edit]
- Giant (novel), a 1952 novel by Edna Ferber
- The Giants series
- GIANT, an urban music American magazine
- Giant (1956 film), a film adaptation of Ferber's novel
- Giant (2009 film), an Uruguayan film
- The Giants (film), a 2011 Belgium film
Video games[edit]
- Giants: Citizen Kabuto, a 2000 third-person shooter game
- Skylanders: Giants, a 2012 beat-em-up game
Fictional characters[edit]
- Giant (Dungeons & Dragons), a type of fictional character in games
- Giants (Marvel Comics), a fictional race of people based on the giants of actual Norse legends
- The Giant (Twin Peaks), an inhabitant of The Black Lodge in the 1990s television series
- Judge Giant, two fictional characters in the Judge Dredd comic strip
- Lily Duncan (also known as "Princess Giant"), a character from the television series Mona the Vampire
In music[edit]
- Giant (band), an American melodic hard rock band
- Giants (band), an American post-rock band
- Giant (musical), a 2009 musical adaptation of Ferber's novel
- The Giant (opera), a 1950 opera by the child Sergei Prokofiev
- Giant (Herman Düne album), 2006
- Giant (The Woodentops album), 1986
- Giants (Chicane album), 2010
- Giants (Dizzy Gillespie album), 1971
- Giants (The Stranglers album), 2012
- The Giant (Ahab album), 2012
- The Giant (Dizzy Gillespie album), 1973
- The Giants (album), a 1974 album featuring Oscar Peterson, Joe Pass, and Ray Brown
- "The Giant" (song), by Stan Rogers
- "Giant", by the Matthew Good Band from the album Beautiful Midnight
- "Giant", by The The from the album Soul Mining
- "Giant", by Vampire Weekend from certain editions of the album Contra
- "Giants", by Scale the Summit from the album Carving Desert Canyons
- "Giants", a song by Sponge from Rotting Piñata
In television[edit]
- Giant (TV series), a 2010 historical drama series from SBS
- The Giants (1978 TV series), a 1978 TVB television series
- The Giants, an unproduced 1960s Doctor Who television serial
- "Giants", an episode of the television series Zoboomafoo
In sports[edit]
North America[edit]
- Arizona League Giants, a minor league baseball team
- Jacksonville Giants, a basketball team
- New York Giants (disambiguation), in various sports and eras
- New York Giants, a National Football League team
- San Francisco Giants, a Major League Baseball team
- San Jose Giants, a minor league baseball team
- Vancouver Giants, a Western Hockey League team
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- Cleveland Giants
- Cuban Giants
- Harrisburg Giants
- Illinois Giants
- Leland Giants
- Lincoln Giants
- Page Fence Giants
- Philadelphia Giants
- St. Louis Giants
- Lotte Giants, a South Korean professional baseball team
- Delhi Giants, a cricket team in the unofficial Indian Cricket League
- Yomiuri Giants, a Japanese professional baseball team
- Gold Coast-Tweed Giants, Australian rugby league team
- Goldfields Giants, Australian basketball team
- Greater Western Sydney Football Club, an Australian football club nicknamed the "Giants"
- Belfast Giants, an Irish EIHL ice hockey team
- Huddersfield Giants, an English rugby league team competing in Super League
- Giant-Shimano, a Netherlands based cycling team
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- Giant (gymnastics), an artistic gymnastics skill
In astronomy[edit]
- Giant star in astronomy
- Gas giant, a type of planet
- Giant Bicycles, bicycle maker
- GIANT Company Software, internet security developer
- Giant Food (disambiguation)
- Giant Hypermarket, chain in southern and eastern Asia
- Giant Records (disambiguation)
- Giant, Richmond, California, former unincorporated community
- Giant Forest, Sequoia National Park, California
- Giant Geyser, Yellowstone National Park
- Giant Mountain, New York
- Giant Springs, near Great Falls, Montana
- André the Giant, French wrestler and actor
- Giant Haystacks, English professional wrestler
- The Giant, a nickname of American wrestler Paul "The Big Show" Wight
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- Giant Center, an arena in Hershey, Pennsylvania
- Giant Mine, a gold mine in the Northwest Territories, Canada
- GIANT AntiSpyware, a software application
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- All pages beginning with "Giant"
- All pages with titles containing "Giant"
- Gigantism, a medical condition
- Geant (disambiguation)
- Monster (disambiguation)
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When my son was about 10 or so, they had THAT day where they separate the boys and the girls and talk about hygiene. My son came home with his little hygiene pack that included a sample of Old Spice. He started using it and developed a huge armpit zit like I have never seen in my lifetime before. I know this is totally gross, but I had to pop that thing. So, I got my son down and totally lied to him. Totally friggin' lied. I told him I just wanted to look at it. Well, I lulled him into a position of trust and then I grabbed that thing and squeezed the hell out of it! Oh man, I think a small village one town over was buried.
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The California State Assembly [official website] approved the bill in August 31, only two days after the Senate [official website] first approved it. Despite California's latest initiative, however, immigration laws [JURIST backgrounder] remain a hot button issue in many states. In September lawyers for Arizona Governor Jan Brewer [official website] announced a plan to appeal a preliminary injunction [JURIST report] currently blocking the provision of the controversial Arizona immigration law that criminalizes the harboring and transportation of illegal immigrants. In August, Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach [official website] filed a lawsuit [JURIST report] challenging the Deferred Action policy directive. Earlier that month, the US Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit [official website] partially struck down [JURIST report] Alabama and Georgia's immigration laws, but upheld other provisions. Also in August, Utah's Attorney General argued that the state's restrictive immigration law should be upheld [JURIST report] in light of the Supreme Court's decision in Arizona v. United States [opinion, PDF; JURIST report].
A total of 20 medics, including 13 doctors, one dentist, nurses and paramedics, were originally jailed and sentenced in September 2011 for providing treatment to injured protesters after the Salmaniya Medical Complex was stormed by security forces in March. Though originally sentenced to 15 years in prison, a Bahrain court in June of this year overturned or reduced the sentences [JURIST report] for most of the medical professionals. In November King Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa [official website] ordered a special commission [JURIST report] to make recommendations after the Bahrain Independent Commission of Inquiry (BICI) concluded in a report that Bahraini authorities used excessive force [JURIST report] and tortured detained protesters during the pro-democracy demonstrations earlier that year. In October 2011 a Bahrain court began hearing the appeals [JURIST report] the 20 convicted medical staff members. They were granted the opportunity for retrial in civilian court [JURIST report] earlier that month after their harsh sentences received international criticism. Shortly after their arrest and sentence, the medics urged the UN to investigate claims of abuse and due process violations in relation to their convictions. The medics were originally sentenced [JURIST report] in September 2011.
The charges against Nasheed stem from the questioned legality of his unilateral order to arrest [JURIST report] Chief Justice Abdulla Mohamed on corruption charges in January, when Nasheed was still president. The arrest of the chief justice and the resulting unrest in Maldives sparked weeks of tension and dissension, drawing international attention. In August a Maldives commission of inquiry concluded that Nasheed's resignation [JURIST reports] in February was legal and voluntary. In July the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) claimed that press freedom [JURIST report] in the country has been deteriorating since the resignation. Also in July a Maldives court refused to hear the case [JURIST report] against Nasheed, holding that it did not have jurisdiction to rule in the case. In April the Maldives Police Service referred the case to the Prosecutor General's Office two months after an arrest warrant [JURIST reports] was issued. A group of Maldives lawyers in January asked [JURIST report] the International Criminal Court (ICC) [official website; JURIST backgrounder] to review the legality of the arrest of Chief Justice Abdulla Mohamed. Also that month the Maldives Minister of Foreign Affairs had asked [JURIST report] the UN to help them to resolve the unrest arising out of the arrest of the chief justice.
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pxr911 5pts At least he admits he's not a big fan of the CR-zzz and he at least implies that it is sadly lacking in the power (I wouldn't expect him to admit that he car is painfully underpowered and slow). Honda should realize that the typical car buyer places safety, quality, value and performance as their main criteria and being "green" is not very signifigant a factor in choosing a car. MT should have pointed out to him that Hyundai/Kia has better performing higher tech engines and transmissions than Honda.
torqueXrpm 5pts You guys should have asked him what it is like to be a part of the company that went from cutting edge, to trailing the Koreans in just a few years.
BlackDynamiteNYC 5pts This guys seems more interested in banging chippies, and playing "Air Guitar" than getting better cars out there. Subtly explains Honda's fall from grace of late, when it comes to redesigned productThis article doesn't read very well, but is enlightening nonetheless.....BD


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SRINAGAR, India (AP) — Indian authorities relaxed a curfew in parts of Kashmir on Wednesday, letting people buy food for the first time in days after protests over the surprise execution of a Kashmiri man convicted in a deadly 2001 attack on India's Parliament.
In some towns, residents were allowed out of their homes for two hours to buy food and other supplies. Most of the region's nearly 60 newspapers published Wednesday after remaining shut for three days.
But cable television and mobile Internet services were shut down in most areas for the fifth straight day, and police and paramilitary soldiers in riot gear continued to patrol the streets.
The restrictions were relaxed after tensions eased in several districts across Kashmir and some neighborhoods in Srinagar, the region's main city, said Manoj Panditha, a police spokesman. Further decisions on lifting the curfew will be made after authorities review the situation, he said.
Despite a rigid curfew, Kashmir was rocked by anti-India protests after Mohammed Afzal Guru was hanged in New Delhi early Saturday. Three protesters were killed and at least 30 others wounded in clashes with government forces. Officials said at least 45 police and paramilitary soldiers were also injured.
Authorities on Wednesday directed police and paramilitary troops dealing with anti-India protests "not to carry assault rifles and other lethal weapons," a senior police officer said, speaking on condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to speak to the media. "They've been told to carry only non-lethal weapons and other riot control equipment," he said.
Protests erupted in at least 20 areas across Kashmir on Wednesday and security forces used tear gas to disperse rock-throwing demonstrators, police said. There were no reports of injuries.
Separatist politicians called for a mass funeral prayer for Guru to be held Friday at a large square near Srinagar's Martyr's Graveyard, where hundreds of separatists and civilians killed in Kashmir's separatist conflict with India are buried.
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A-11 Gallery
A-11 Gallery is run by entrepreneur-furniture designer Eric Paras who has transformed a charming two-storey wooden house at the end of an acacia-lined street into a space showcasing his limited-edition line of furniture and lifestyle pieces. Absent is the stiffness associated with most commercial spaces, instead one has the freedom to explore two floors' worth of furniture and art arranged as one would place them in a home or office. Nothing is contrived or too inaccessible or intimidating for one's appreciation.
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Avellana Art Gallery is what other museums and art spaces aspire to be. It is housed in a leafy residential place where artworks become organic to the art space. It breathes new life into a place imbued with heritage. It boasts an extensive collection, not only of works by the best and the brightest in Philippine art, but also of provocative, avant-garde and folk pieces by upcoming and newly discovered talent. Owner and curator Albert Avellana says of his gallery: "My aim is to create a house for art and the artist."
House A-19, 2680 F.B. Harrison Street, Pasay City
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Ayala Museum
Envisioned in the 1950s by Fernando Zobel de Ayala y Montojo, the Ayala Museum became a reality in 1967 as a project of the Ayala Foundation, Inc. Through exhibitions and programs, the Ayala Museum fulfills its threefold mission of preserving, interpreting and promoting awareness, understanding and appreciation of the cultural history of the Philippines.
Makati Avenue, corner of De la Rosa Street, Greenbelt Park, Ayala Center, Makati City
Tel: (63-2) 757 7117-21
Casa Manila (Intramuros)
A lifestyle museum housed in a reconstructed complex of urban dwellings, the main exhibit hall of Casa Manila is a replica of a townhouse of the mid-19th Century.
General Luna Street, Manila
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Cultural Center of The Philippines
The Cultural Center of The Philippines (CCP) is the country's premier institution for music, theatre and the visual arts. It has a resident dance company and theatre group. The government-run center also hosts internationally-known artists and musicians, sometimes in cooperation with the cultural arms of foreign embassies. The center's two art galleries display both contemporary and traditional art.
Roxas Boulevard (facing Pablo Ocampo Sr. Street), Manila
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Finale is a leading light in modern and contemporary Philippine art. For over two decades, it has promoted the best in painting, sculpture and print and has supported cutting-edge installation art, photography and new media.
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Run by Silvana Diaz, this gallery is dedicated to the promotion of contemporary art from the Philippines.
210 Loring Street, Pasay City, Metro Manila
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Also known as the Museum of the Filipino People, the National Museum houses Filipino cultural, historical and natural artifacts and documents. It is well worth a visit. In a short time you will acquire an excellent overview of the life and culture of the Philippines.
Rizal Park at Padre Burgos Street, Manila
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Constructed between 1587 and 1604, and now a UNESCO World Heritage Site, this is the oldest surviving church in the Philippines, and the only building left standing after the walled city of Intramuros was reduced to rubble in the 1945 Liberation of Manila. An extensive collection of Ecclesiastical art and artifacts are housed in the historic cloister of San Agustin Monastery.
General Luna and Real Streets, Manila
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A Dance with Monkeys
Nice SNGLT there Troy.
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You'll ruin your knees!
Michiganders...UNITE! ...or UNTIE! I forget.
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The counterpart of Michigooses. Michigeese?
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Nevermind what?
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WTH is this thread about?
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Details: | Primers And Paints For Wrought Iron, Cast Iron And Steel PRIMERS AND PAINTS FOR WROUGHT IRON, CAST IRON AND STEEL This standard includes general information on primers and paints to be used on interior and exterior wrought iron, cast iron and steel surfaces. THE SELECTION OF A SUITABLE PRIMER AND PAINT FOR METALS DEPENDS ON MANY FACTORS INCLUDING THE TYPE OF METAL TO BE COATED, THE TYPE OF SURFACE PREPARATION TO BE USED, ENVIRONMENTAL AND SURFACE CONDITIONS, DESIRED APPEARANCE AND PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS, METHOD OF APPLICATION, AND TYPE AND LEVEL OF EXPOSURE. CONSULT A PAINT MANUFACTURER ALONG WITH THE REGIONAL HISTORIC PRESERVATION OFFICER BEFORE MAKING THE FINAL SELECTION. The primary purpose of paint is to protect the metal from deterioration. To do so, paint manufacturers have developed paint systems which are made to work together to protect the metal substrate. These systems include primers and appropriate, compatible top coats which can vary depending on the substrate, environmental conditions, and can vary between manufacturers. As a result appropriate primers and compatible top coats, both from the same manufacturer should be used. For information on paint removal from metal, surface preparation and application procedures, see the following: For guidance on paint removal from iron and steel, see 05010-05-R "Cleaning/Removing Paint From Wrought Iron, Cast Iron and Steel Using Mechanical/Abrasive Methods, 05010-16-R "Removing Paint From Wrought Iron, Cast Iron and Steel Using Thermal Methods" and 05010- 17-R "Removing Paint From Wrought Iron, Cast Iron and Steel Using Chemical Methods". For additional information on the history, properties and uses of paint, see 09900-01-S. See 09900-07-S for general guidelines on painting interior and exterior surfaces. ***PRIMERS FOR WROUGHT IRON, CAST IRON AND STEEL*** CHARACTERISTICS Primary function is adhesion. - Must bond well to substrate and intermediate coat. Should have enough chemical and weather resistance to protect the substrate before application of next coat. - Should be compatible with intermediate and top coats. Should be compatible with paint/rust removal methods. TYPES Oil/Alkyd Primers: - Advantages: 1. Bond well to most surfaces even if surface preparation is substandard. 2. Compatible with oil finish coats. Limitations: 1. NOT compatible with finish coats of vinyl, epoxy or other synthetic polymer. Solvents in these systems attack and soften these primers. 2. Limited corrosion resistance. Mixed Resin Primers: - Advantages: 1. Bond well to most surfaces, though adequate surface preparation is important. 2. Compatible with most finish coats. 3. Good alkali resistance. 4. Some corrosion resistance. Limitations: 1. Compatible with a specific range of top coats. Resin Same as Topcoats: - Advantages: 1. Effective when surface is properly prepared. 2. Some corrosion resistance. Inorganic Zinc: Advantages: 1. Outstanding bonding characteristics when surface is cleaned and roughened. 2. Compatible with most finish coats. 3. Effectively resists disbonding. 4. Excellent resistance to underfilm corrosion. 5. Effective in protecting the metal without the help of a finish coat. - Limitations: 1. NOT acid or alkali-resistant. Wash Primers: Suitable for use on steel, aluminum, zinc, cadmium, chromium, tinplate, and terneplate. Advantages: 1. Provides a smooth, durable, uniform base for finish coat application. 2. Compatible with the following top coats: vinyls, phenolics, alkyds, nitrocellulose and oil-type products. - Limitations: 1. NOT recommended for surfaces subject to temperatures above 150 degrees F. (66 degrees C.). Conversion Coatings: Oxidizing solution Used on zinc, iron, aluminum and magnesium (formulation will vary depending on type of metal). This type of coating is usually factory-applied. Advantages: 1. Excellent corrosion resistance. 2. Good adhesion to subsequent paint coats. - Limitations: 1. Subject to deterioration if overheated. Zinc Chromate: Used on aluminum, magnesium and ferrous metals. - Advantages: 1. Good corrosion resistance. Limitations: 1. Not suited to highly acidic environments. Zinc-rich Coatings: - Advantages: 1. Good corrosion resistance. ***PAINTS FOR WROUGHT IRON, CAST IRON AND STEEL*** CHARACTERISTICS Should be compatible with primer. - Intermediate coat should uniformly bond the primer with the top coat. Intermediate coat should have enough chemical and weather resistance to protect the primer and substrate. TYPES Oil-based/Alkyd Enamel: - Advantages: 1. For normal to severe weather conditions; provides good abrasion and dirt resistance. 2. Suitable for both exterior and interior uses. 3. Good bonding characteristics. Limitations: 1. Alkyds are not good in a continuously damp or chemically corrosive environment, nor are they solvent resistant. 2. Limited alkali resistance. Baked Phenolic: - Advantages: 1. Excellent resistance to acidic environments. 2. Excellent resistance to water. 3. Excellent resistance to strong solvents. 4. Low material cost. Limitations: 1. Low alkali resistance. 2. High labor cost for application. Epoxies: - Advantages: 1. Good adhesion. 2. Good chemical resistance. 3. Good abrasion resistance. 4. Good alkali resistance. Limitations: 1. Sensitive to chalking under exterior exposure. 2. Sensitive to color fading. 3. Weak in acid. Acrylics: (thermoplastic and thermosetting coatings) - Advantages: 1. Moderate cost 2. Good resistance to degradation from ultraviolet light. 3. Suitable for both interior and exterior use. Vinyls: Used primarily as intermediate coats. Advantages: 1. Good alkali and acid resistance. 2. Excellent water resistance. 3. Low Chalking rate. - Limitations: 1. Limited solvent and heat resistance. 2. Inferior to alkyd and epoxy coatings - lower adhesive strength. 3. Sensitive to intercoat contamination. Inorganic Zinc: - Advantages: 1. Excellent weather and solvent resistance. 2. Excellent resistance to underfilm corrosion. 3. Resistant to petroleum products. Limitations: 1. Limited chemical resistance. 2. Not suitable for strong acid or strong alkali environments. Organic Zinc: - Advantages: 1. Protects against corrosion. Furan: Advantages: 1. One of the most versatile and resistant of organic films. - Limitations: 1. Poor adhesion to steel and any primed surface. 2. The film gets very hard after curing, making it extremely difficult to maintain them. Urethanes: Advantages: 1. Excellent gloss and color retention. 2. Preferable to epoxy protective coatings or primers. 3. Available in a wide variety of formulations for different surface types and conditions. - Limitations: 1. Comparable to epoxies and vinyls in resistance to corrosion. 2. Some tend to yellow when exposed to sunlight. 3. Expensive. Silicones: Advantages: 1. Excellent heat resistance. 2. Excellent color and gloss retention. 3. Available in pure or modified form (a mixture of 2 coating types) Limitations: 1. Expensive. END OF SECTION |


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Much to her surprise she was introduced to " Mr. Scott Smith," who said he is the assistant inspection director of the "Hartsfield Atlanta International Airport Georgia USA." He explained that in his recent routine check at the "Airport Storage Vault" he discovered an abandoned shipment from a London diplomat. When it was scanned, it revealed an undisclosed sum of money in a metal trunk box. He continued by writing "the consignment was abandoned because the contents of the consignment was not properly declared by the consignee as 'money;' rather, it was declared as personal effect to avoid interrogation and also the inability of the diplomat to pay for the US Non Inspection charges which is $3,700."
He continued by writing Betty that the box contains several million dollars and the box is still in storage at the airport.
He continued by telling Betty that the details of the consignment include her name, e-mail address and the official document from the United Nations office in Geneva which are tagged on the "Metal Trunk Box."
Now he needs to confirm that she is the actual recipient of the consignment so she must provide him with her current phone number and full address so that he can cross-check if it corresponds with the address on the official documents including the name of the nearest airport around her city. He also makes it clear that this consignment was supposed to have been returned to the United States Treasury as unclaimed delivery due to the delays in concluding the clearance processes. Thus he's not able to receive any details on his official e-mail account, and therefore provided Betty with his private e-ail address.
Now we are getting down to the real reason Mr. Smith took it upon himself to personally contact Betty; it's because he wants to "transact this business and share the money" - 70 percent for Betty and 30 percent for him.
Last, but not least, he stressed she must respond "urgently" and by all means keep the deal "confidential." He then told her she could call him on his "telephone number" but failed to give the number ... but remember, he had given her his "private" e-mail address.
This crook has concocted quite an elaborate story in order to scam Betty. Once she tells him she's "in" he will tell her what she's to do so he gets the $3,700 in inspection charges.
If Betty cooperates that's the end of the story; fortunately she didn't. That's one Smith lost -- yea for Betty.
Now that's something to be thankful for today.
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- OCCUPATION: Film Actress, Theater Actress, Television Actress
- BIRTH DATE: December 09, 1962 (Age: 51)
- EDUCATION: Royal Academy of Dramatic Art, New York University
- PLACE OF BIRTH: Bedford, New York
- Full Name: Felicity Kendall Huffman
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Actress. Born December 9, 1962, in Bedford, New York. Extremely talented and versatile, Felicity Huffman has worked on stage, film, and television. She is perhaps best known for her depiction of a frazzled mother Lynette Scavo on the popular prime time comedy Desperate Housewives. Nicknamed ??Flicka?? growing up, she first appeared on television in the after school special A Home Run for Love (1978) as a teenager.
Graduating high school in 1981, Felicity Huffman studied at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art in London. She then went to New York University and delved into the city??s theatrical world. Huffman became a founding member of the Atlantic Theater Company. In 1988, she made her Broadway debut in David Mamet??s Speed-the-Plow, taking over the role of Karen from Madonna.
After a string of guest appearances and small film parts, Felicity Huffman got a chance to show television audiences just how talented she was in 1998 with the comedy Sports Night created by Aaron Sorkin. She played television producer Dana Whitmaker and earned a Golden Globe Award nomination in 2000 for her work on the series. While critics loved the show, it only lasted two seasons.
After a recurring role on the popular comedy Frasier, Felicity Huffman landed a leading role in a new suburban comedy Desperate Housewives, co-starring with Marcia Cross, Teri Hatcher, and Eva Longoria. During the course of the series, her character has wrestled with balancing work and family. Early in the show??s run, Lynette was a stay-at-home mom to her four children, often overwhelmed by the antics of her rambunctious brood and the absence of her husband Tom (Doug Savant). But the couple switched roles when Lynette returned to work. Most recently, the couple has been working together, opening a restaurant. Throughout all of her character??s ups and downs, Huffman made Lynette a realistic, genuine depiction of a modern wife and mother. For her work on the series, she won the Emmy Award for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series in 2005.
That same year, Felicity Huffman found success on the big screen. She starred in Transamerica (2005), an independent film about a pre-operative transsexual named Bree. The story revolves around the discovery of a son named Toby from a sexual encounter during college and the cross-country journey the two take together. Initially the son believed Bree to be a female Christian caseworker, but as the film progressed the two developed a type of bond.
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On Monday, I wrote in my Big East Conference Notes column that Syracuse Orange junior point guard Scoop Jardine needs to play better if SU is going to make a run at the league title or Final Four.
Tonight, Jardine will get his chance to step up his game on the big stage, as the Orange (16-0, 3-0 Big East) travel to Madison Square Garden -- their home away from home -- to take on the St. John's Red Storm (10-4, 3-1).
Jardine will butt heads against St. John's starting point guard senior Dwight Hardy, who's probably the second-best guard in the Big East, the first has been Kemba Walker of the Connecticut Huskies.
If you haven't heard of Hardy, who was a New York City playground legend, start keeping track.
Already this season, Hardy has earned Big East Player Of The Week honors -- after averaging 20.5 points and 6.5 rebounds in victories against the West Virginia Mountaineers and the Providence Friars in the week ending in Jan. 2 -- and, over the last eight games, has netted 19.9 points-per game while shooting .526 from the field, including .957 from the free-throw line.
Hardy is doing most of his work in the second half of games, scoring 10.2 points and making 30 of 32 shots from the charity stripe.
In the MSG Holiday Festival Tournament championship game, which featured St. John's beating the Northwestern Wildcats, Hardy scored a team-best 24 points, which included five 3-pointers.
Currently, Hardy has scored 20 or more points in six of his last eight games.
Now, because SU plays defense in a 2-3 zone instead of a typical man-to-man setup, it wont be a guard-versus-guard showdown. However, make sure to keep an eye on how important each player's play has on his team's performance.
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The news came out Tuesday that Ichiro is going to bat third in the lineup this season for the Mariners and that's caused a pretty big stir among Seattle fans. Ichiro is anything but your typical 3-hole hitter but Larry Stone pointed out something on Twitter that may put you at ease, at least a little bit.
↵↵↵Something I did not know: In 7 full seasons in Japan, Ichiro had more games hitting 3rd than 1st. And he won batting titles all 7 years.
↵— Larry Stone (@StoneLarry) February 22, 2012
While baseball in Japan and in the Majors are very different, I do think it's meaningful from a mental standpoint that he's batted in that spot before. Quite a bit, actually.


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Well, the contests are still plentiful as the sectional tournaments begin in earnest around the state this week - a few started Friday and Saturday - but only sharp focus and crisp execution will do now with finality in the air.
George Washington was hoping to get a boost from playing for its third Mountain State Athletic Conference championship in four years during Saturday's Night of Champions at the South Charleston Community Center, but came up short again, falling 72-51 to Huntington.
Now GW must shift gears on the fly and put that disappointment behind it in a hurry as the postseason looms on the horizon.
"Our kids are pretty resilient,'' said Patriots coach Jamie LaMaster. "My kids have a tendency to bounce back pretty strong. This was a great experience, we won the East [Division] and that's all great, but now we need to move our mindset to sectional play.
"For us, that's the beginning of state tournament play. Starting next week it's win or go home. After Monday, there'll be a lot of teams not playing basketball. We don't want to be one of those teams. I think they'll respond.''
The Patriots (14-8), who were eighth in last week's Class AAA Associated Press poll, have been ranked all season. After up-and-down play (6-4 record) through the first 10 games, GW reeled off six straight wins and eight victories in its last 12 games against the likes of state-ranked Preston, Parkersburg South (twice), Greenbrier East (No. 1 and undefeated), Princeton and Huntington.
"This has been a pretty tough stretch at the end,'' said LaMaster. "The tougher schedule is going to get you ready. That can go one of two ways.
"You can beat [your players] down getting ready, but I think in our case with the experience and where we've been the last few years, it'll help us and get us ready.''
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Finding Voices with Josh Schachter: Portraits of Tucson Immigrant and Refugee Youth
By PhotoPhilanthropyFor Josh Schachter, winner of the PhotoPhilanthropy 2010 Activist Awards, photography is a vital language with which he observes, documents, and engages the world. "As a teenager I never felt like I could express myself, but when I discovered the camera it became a conduit for my voice," he says. "Since then, I have felt driven to create opportunities for youth to explore, discover, and share their own voices and perspectives."
In partnership with ELD/English teacher Julie Kasper, Schachter co-founded Finding Voice, an innovative literacy and visual arts program dedicated to helping refugee and immigrant youth at Catalina Magnet High School in Tucson, Arizona. The students develop their literacy and English as second language skills by researching, photographing, writing, and speaking out on crucial social issues.
The photographs in the winning essay were part of a semester-long Finding Voice project, during which the students explored the themes of war and immigration. They produced personal essays and portraits of each other that reflected their identities and experiences. The synergy of words and photographs is key for each Finding Voice project. For many students, taking pictures channels their priorities and motivates them to develop their writing skills. As they develop their final pieces, Finding Voice also supports them in identifying strategic audiences for their work. In the case of the winning essay, the students' portraits and excerpts from their essays were showcased at over 22 bus stops throughout Tucson during one year.
PhotoPhilanthropy: Three years have passed since you won PhotoPhilanthropy's Activist Award in the category for community-based organizations. Do you think the award has been effective in increasing exposure for your nonprofit?
Josh Schachter: I shared the grant information with our primary funder, the Tucson Pima Arts Council (TPAC). TPAC announced the grant to the arts community and many other audiences in our region through their newsletter. As a result, it did increase awareness about Finding Voice. We received many emails from the community in response to TPAC's announcement.
Have you kept in touch with the subjects of your photography work?
Finding Voice has worked with over 600 refugee and immigrant students, and has kept in touch with them over the past seven years. Many of our students are successful in college and university settings. While we certainly cannot attribute this success solely to Finding Voice, regular emails and visits from alumni indicate that this program has had a significant impact on their academic careers, their ability to integrate into the Tucson community, and finding their way in their new homes.
Many alumni of Finding Voice regularly visit the campus and return to help current students. One alumnus formed a refugee youth coalition for the Phoenix area, another formed a debate club, and yet another has become the President of the African-American Students Association at the University of Arizona. Another alumnus was later hired with me by the Tucson Museum of Art to teach photography to other refugee youth.
What projects have you completed since you won the grant?
In 2010 and 2011, Finding Voice collaborated with different community partners to galvanize change in schools, the refugee community, and Tucson at large. One group of students worked with the International Rescue Committee to document the challenges facing refugee youth and their families. They created a city-wide Refugee Youth Coalition, which continues to address these challenges to date. Another team worked with the regional organization called Imagine Greater Tucson (IGT) to gather input from refugee and immigrant communities as part of a regional visioning process. Finding voice students worked with IGT to document their vision of Tucson and produced a large-scale exhibition in the middle of Park Place Shopping Mall.
During the 2011-2012 school year, we organized a student project on identity, which resulted in the publication of a 170-page book titled "The Book Is Not The Cover." Through photography and poetry writing, students examined the complexities of their identity though the lenses of culture, race, ethnicity, socio-economic status, sex, gender, and religion.
Last year, our students selected and examined social and environmental issues. We then brought in over 30 community experts to discuss these issues with them, ranging from deforestation to sexual assault. Pam Simon, survivor of the January 8, 2011 Tucson shooting with former Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords, explored with the refugee students their shared experiences with gun violence, mental health, and the complexities of gun control policy. A police officer and a former drug addict spoke with another group of students about drug abuse, dealing, and motivations behind crime. These experiences made what they had been researching in the classrooms feel "real," and connected them to important resources in our community. As a culminating experience, the students produced linocut social justice posters that visually and metaphorically represented different aspects of their research topics.
How do you see your role?
As an artist and community organizer, I see myself as a sort of visual acupuncturist. I strive to illuminate points of constriction, tension and opportunity in a system through creative, community-based experiences. And through this process, I work with communities to implement strategies that transform these "blocked areas" into points of connectivity and possibility.
Do you think your project triggered some sort of social change?
Julie and I see a direct correlation between language development and social change. Any immigrant or refugee who learns to use the dominant language of the society in which he or she lives, has greater potential to become an agent of social change. That is the reason we do this work – to support the development of a critically thinking, articulate, engaged citizenry – and especially the reason we work with student populations who are generally disenfranchised because of language barriers, immigration status, poverty, racism, or other related factors.
As I mentioned earlier, there have been specific projects that have brought about concrete changes on a local level, such as the establishment of a Refugee Youth Coalition in Tucson. However, we have also strived to have impact on a higher policy level. In 2008, the offices of Senator John McCain, Congressman Raul Grijalva, and our city councilmember helped us exhibit student work in the U.S. Senate. They also arranged for six Finding Voice students to present their photographs and testimonies at a Congressional briefing on refugee and immigration policy in the U.S. House of Representatives.
Furthermore, Finding Voice has led to the reconsideration of district policies regarding mental health services in the Tucson Unified School District. This occurred after students held a forum on health issues with local community and district leaders. Many audience members were deeply moved and troubled by the students' photographs and written texts, which focused on issues of depression and substance abuse. As a result, representatives from the district visited classes to discuss what kind of health services the students needed.
In general, I believe there is increased visibility of the diverse immigrant and refugee community in Tucson. In addition, I've observed a greater willingness of local leaders and social service agencies to find solutions to the most pressing issues these communities are facing. While there is much work yet to be done, our students and their families are no longer invisible or silent. Many have become active leaders in schools, sport associations, and clubs. It would be false to attribute this solely to Finding Voice, but we have seen very significant shifts since the project started. Each year, we find new ways to engage our students and the community in a positive, productive dialogue.
To see more pictures of Finding Voice's winning photo essay watch PhotoPhilanthropy's slideshow Voices of Tucson's Youth Refugees & Immigrants.
For further information about Josh Schachter's work visit www.joshphotos.com or The Finding Voice Project.
The PhotoPhilanthropy Activist Awards identify outstanding work done by photographers in collaboration with nonprofit organizations worldwide. Since the Activist Award's inception in 2009, PhotoPhilanthropy has received work from over 500 photographers in 88 countries, representing 435 nonprofit organizations.
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The two first-round games of the Class 4A Seymour Sectional on Tuesday night at Scott Gym were expected to be blowouts.
They lived up to their billing.
In the opener, Jeffersonville ended Floyd Central's season in dominating fashion with an 87-60 victory. In the nightcap, New Albany got off to a great start and took down the host Owls, 85-30.
The sectional semifinals will take place on Friday at Scott Gym. The Red Devils (20-3) will face Bedford North Lawrence (8-12) in the first semi at 6 p.m., followed by the Bulldogs (14-7) taking on Jennings County (13-9) at about 7:30 p.m.
Junior Keenan Williams had another big scoring night for the Red Devils. For the second game in a row, Williams scored 28 points, which matched his career-high.
Williams shot 10-of-11 from the floor, including making his only 3-pointer, and converting 7-of-8 free throws. He also grabbed a team-high nine rebounds.
"We want to get up and down the court and get easy baskets, and Keenan continues to do that," Jeff coach Chad Gilbert said.
Senior Darryl Baker — the Red Devils' leading scorer — had another productive contest with 23 points. Baker knocked down 9-of-13 field goals and all five of his free throws. Baker tallied 18 of his 23 points in the first half.
Despite Baker's 20-plus points, Floyd Central coach Randy Gianfagna complimented the Jeff standout's unselfishness.
"Probably the best thing about Darryl is how unselfish he is," Gianfagna said. "He is not one to jack [a shot] every time."
Jeff's Drew Ellis joined Williams and Baker in the double-figure group with 12 points. He also had six rebounds and three steals.
"They're really good," Gianfagna said. "At every position, they're probably a little quicker than us. All it takes is one guy to get beat off the dribble and somebody is open."
Gilbert expects a competitive battle with Bedford on Friday night.
"Bedford will be ready for our full-court press, and we'll have to make some adjustments on that," he said. "We'll have to make sure we rebound the basketball and take one possession at a time. We're going to play every game like we played the first 23. We want to play as fast as we can. If we can get up and down and do things, I think we'll be in good shape."
Two Highlanders (6-17) registered double digits. Sophomore Jackson Logsdon paced Floyd Central with 12 points, while Codie Hamsley chipped in 10. Teammates Drew Hussung and Aiden Cora had nine and eight points, respectively. The Highlanders' Colton Kimm pulled down a game-high 11 rebounds.
Hussung and Hamsley are Floyd Central's lone two seniors.
The Bulldogs wasted no time making their opening-round game a lopsided affair, and they have sophomore guard Jeff Byrne to thank for that.
Byrne nailed his first three field goals of the game, all 3-pointers, in the first minute and 18 seconds of the game. Byrne's shooting helped New Albany score the first 14 points of the game and pull out to a 23-1 lead in the final seconds of the opening quarter.
"Jeff Byrne was lighting it up," Bulldogs' coach Jim Shannon said. "Our defensive intensity and our full-court press were good. We just felt like we had to set the tempo."
New Albany's 85 points were their third-highest scoring output of the season. All 12 Bulldogs scored at least two points.
Byrne ended up with a game-high 14 points, while teammate Garrett Arnold had 12. Leondre McBirth was New Albany's third double-figure scorer with 10. Bulldog guards Chad Hudson and Jermaine Parrish each scored nine.
"I thought all 12 guys played hard," Shannon said. "We made a few mistakes, but not very many. This doesn't mean that we are ready for Friday, but it's a step in the right direction. If they don't get too full of themselves, we'll be ready Friday."
New Albany defeated Jennings County more than a week ago at The Doghouse, 43-35. Shannon believes the key for the Bulldogs in the rematch will be handling the Panther guards.
"We'll have to handle their size, of course. We knew that the first time that we played them," Shannon said. "If we can contain their guards and not allow them to make 3's, then that will be in our favor.
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Devils will face BNL, Bulldogs gets Jennings on Friday
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BOYS' BASKETBALL: Bulldog seniors prove skeptics wrong
Trio has been huge for New Albany in 2013-14
HARDWOOD AFTERMATH: Revisiting Dragons' unforgettable run
Hibbard comes through for New Albany
CLASS 3A NORTH HARRISON SECTIONAL: Dragons finish off Braves, incredible sectional run
Silver Creek capture first sectional since 2000, 37-36 over No. 8 Brownstown
CLASS 4A SEYMOUR SECTIONAL: Bulldogs claim first title since 2011
Hibbard 3s help New Albany beat Jennings, 55-49
CLASS 2A PAOLI SECTIONAL: Generals win back-to-back crowns
Clarksville takes big early lead, holds on for 41-32 win over crosstown rival
CLASS A BORDEN SECTIONAL: Lions fall in overtime to Lanesville
Late surge not enough for Rock Creek in 68-65 loss
- PHOTO GALLERY: Boys' basketball sectional semifinals Featured teams include New Albany, Charlestown, Silver Creek, Rock Creek, Christian Academy, and Borden.
CLASS 3A NORTH HARRISON SECTIONAL: Silver Creek upsets No. 6 Corydon, 74-51
Dragons will face No. 7 Brownstown in tonight's title game
CLASS A BORDEN SECTIONAL: Rock Creek knocks off defending champs
CAI blows big lead against Lanesville
CLASS 4A SEYMOUR SECTIONAL: Clutch Cochran leads New Albany to sectional final
Bulldogs beat BNL in semis, 61-51; will face Jennings County for title tonight
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