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text: Nelson Mandela Quotes Nelson Mandela's Most Insightful Quotes by Laura Marie Meyers 7/18/14 33 Reactions 520 Shares Print 125 190 114 88 3 In honor of the late Nelson Mandela's birthday on Friday, we're taking a look at some of the world leader's most moving quotes from throughout his life. Last December, he passed away at the age of 95 after a long life dedicated to peace and democracy. His work had a significant effect on his country and the world — he was jailed for 27 years as an antiapartheid leader before moving South Africa toward democracy and becoming the country's first black president. Over the years, he inspired many as an international symbol for peace. To celebrate his life and his birthday, take a look at Mandela's wise and thoughtful quotes on family, education, and self-growth. Source: Getty / AFP What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 During a 2001 interview, Nelson Mandela told Oprah what it was like to see his daughters at 2 and 3 and then not again until they were around 16: "Not seeing them may be why I've developed an obsession with children — I missed seeing any for 27 years. It's one of the most severe punishments prison life can impose, because children are the most important asset in a country." Source: Getty / AFP 1 / 12 What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 In 2001, Nelson Mandela told Oprah how he changed his life after time in prison: "When I reached Johannesburg in the 1940s, I was neglected by my family because I had disappointed them — I'd run away from being forced into an arranged marriage, which was a big blow to them. In Johannesburg, many people were kind to me — but when I finished my studies and qualified as a lawyer, I got busy with politics and never thought of them. It was only when I was in jail that I wondered, 'What happened to so-and-so? Why didn't I go back and say thank you?' I had become very small and had not behaved like a human who appreciates hospitality and support. I decided that if I ever got out of prison, I would make it up to those people or to their children and grandchildren. This is how I was able to change my life — by knowing that if somebody does something good for you, you have to respond." Source: Getty / WALTER DHLADHLA 2 / 12 What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 In 2000, Nelson Mandela told Larry King about his relationship with former President Bill Clinton: "Bill Clinton and I became friendly long before either of us became president, and he helped me a great deal. . . . I regard him, by the way, as one of the best leaders of the United States of America." Source: Getty / Win McNamee 3 / 12 What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 In 1990, Nelson Mandela told ABC that his time in prison had its benefits: "To spend 27 years at the prime of your life is a tragedy . . . but there are very positive aspects, too, because I had the opportunity to think about problems and to reflect on my mistakes. I also had the opportunity to read very widely, especially biographies, and I could see what men — sometimes from very humble beginnings — were able to lift themselves with their boot strings and become international figures." Source: Getty / JOHN MOTTERN 4 / 12 What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 In 2001, Nelson Mandela told Oprah what makes a good leader: "When there is danger, a good leader takes the front line; but when there is celebration, a good leader stays in the back of the room." Source: Getty / Per-Anders Pettersson 6 / 12 What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Nelson Mandela told Larry King in 2000 what it was like to be freed from prison: "I was thinking, of course, of freedom, that now I'm going to have the opportunity of joining my beloved family, my children, and my people. I am now going to do something creative in order to help to speed up the liberation of my people." Source: Getty / TREVOR SAMSON 6 / 12 What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Nelson Mandela told Oprah in 2001 that being humble is most important: "If you are humble, you are no threat to anybody. Some behave in a way that dominates others. That's a mistake. If you want the cooperation of humans around you, you must make them feel they are important — and you do that by being genuine and humble. You know that other people have qualities that may be better than your own. Let them express them." Source: Getty / Getty Images 7 / 12 What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Nelson Mandela told Oprah why he values education so much: "No country can really develop unless its citizens are educated. Any nation that is progressive is led by people who have had the privilege of studying. I knew we could improve our lives even in jail. We could come out as different men, and we could come out with two degrees. Educating ourselves was a way to give ourselves the most powerful weapon for freedom. . . . The more informed you are, the less arrogant and aggressive you are." Source: Getty / AFP 8 / 12 What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 In 2000, Nelson Mandela told Larry King how it felt to be called a terrorist: "I was called a terrorist yesterday, but when I came out of jail, many people embraced me, including my enemies, and that is what I normally tell other people who say those who are struggling for liberation in their country are terrorists. I tell them that I was also a terrorist yesterday, but today, I am admired by the very people who said I was one." Source: Getty / LEON NEAL 9 / 12 What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Nelson Mandela told Larry King in 2000 what he wants the world to think of him: "That must be left to future generations, because what happens today may not be shared by future generations. So, it's better for us to leave it to others to charge the role which one has played." Source: Getty / AFP 11 / 12 What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 In his book Long Walk to Freedom: The Autobiography of Nelson Mandela, he shares his thoughts on freedom: "For to be free is not merely to cast off one's chains but to live in a way that respects and enhances the freedom of others." Source: Getty / Chris Jackson 11 / 12 What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 In 2001, Nelson Mandela told Oprah that he does not fear death: "Shakespeare put it very well: 'Cowards die many times before their deaths; the valiant never taste of death but once. Of all the wonders that I yet have heard, it seems to me most strange that men should fear; seeing that death, a necessary end, will come when it will come.' When you believe that, you disappear under a cloud of glory. Your name lives beyond the grave — and that is my approach." 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Project ASPIRE
Project ASPIRE is a Career Exploration Fair in which alumni return to campus to talk about their jobs, employers, and majors that got them to where they are today.
Student Union Atrium
Dayton Campus
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CECS Brandeberry Career Development Center Open House
A celebration of the opening of the Brandeberry Career Development Center with CECS alumni and Industry friends. Drop off your business card in exchange for a free beverage at the bar. Enjoy heavy hors d'oeuvres and a tour of the facility. Additionally, tours will be offered for Russ, Joshi and the rest of campus given by the Student Amassadors on October, 10th from 3-6.
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Guardian Reunion
Guardian celebrates 50 years! Reconnect with friends, take a tour of campus and the Guardian Office, share information about your career with students and relax at the Rockafield Alumni Center.
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Open to all, this event is a fundraiser for CEHS student scholarships. We hope you'll join us and test your trivia skills. Prizes and special Wright State trivia questions will be aplenty! Register your table of 8 today for $100. Table purchase includes heavy hor d'oeuvres and two drink tickets for each guest.
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The Wright State University Alumni Association recognizes and celebrates the accomplishments of our alumni on an annual basis at an awards and reception presentation. These outstanding individuals are recognized for achieving numerous accomplishments in their chosen fields. In addition to possessing high standards of integrity and character, they have also given their time and talent to benefit the Alumni Association. The Wright State Alumni Association is currently accepting nominations on their website: http://www.wrightstatealumni.com/who-we-are/alumni-awards-25.html. This event is invitation only.
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You may have noticed a disruption in the KSLA News 12 signal on Friday. We are currently on a back-up transmitter system while our engineers work on the issue getting our main system back up. The issue is the with the antenna, which is believed to be failing, and the high power of the main transmitter has the potential of burning the antenna completely, causing a prolonged outage. As a precaution, we are currently using our backup transmitter, since it is less powerful this minimizes the risk of burning the antenna.
Our signal was off the air for about 30 minutes, beginning around 11:00 a.m. Friday, while measurements were done on the antenna and line, during which we had to be disconnected from the transmitter. This measurement allowed us to locate the source of the problem at two locations, 1500 Ft (around 5/6 of the total height of the tower) and at the top, in the antenna complex.
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Five years ago, Denise McCrary's brother, Brian, was diagnosed with ALS.
"It's this horrid, progressive degenerative neuro disease that affects the nerve cells in your brain and in your spine," explained McCrary. "You get this and look it up on the Internet and see, oh my gosh, it's a two to five year death warrant. It's hard."
McCrary's family has football in their blood and extensive history on the gridiron.
Brian was an outstanding football player at Germantown High School. He was also voted Mr. Germantown High and went on to letter in football at Florida State University. To this day, he still holds a record for interceptions as a Seminole and is a member of the Florida State all-decade football team.
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10 July 2011
I Celery Heart You
62 comments:
I love it! Play with your food some more---it made me smile :)ReplyDelete
These are so pretty, if you sent me one I'd show all my friends (hint, hint) :)ReplyDelete
- Pamela KuhnSunday, July 10, 2011
Playing with food is a great concept. Crazy fun.ReplyDelete
- AshleykriegerSunday, July 10, 2011
these are amazing jenn! you need to start a card business ;)ReplyDelete
Wow Jenn.. these are awesome! I need to get my creativeness on.. this look awesome!ReplyDelete
haha...this looks like so much fun. You are so creative Jenn!ReplyDelete
love this!!! how cute :)ReplyDelete
youre so artsy, even with food! i love it!ReplyDelete
You're so right. Food is art! I love it, I'm not that creative ;)ReplyDelete
This is all kinds of great!!!!ReplyDelete
The best ideas come from playing with your food!ReplyDelete
- Megan @ MackeyMadnessSunday, July 10, 2011
Hahaha. You are so stinking cute, Jenn!!ReplyDelete
Cute idea;)ReplyDelete
That's awesome! So beautiful and creative. I totally love you :-)ReplyDelete
I think I like celery better as art than food. :-DReplyDelete
PLEASE don't stop playin with your food, you're art is soo cool! I never would've thought celery would make such a pretty stamp, love it! :)ReplyDelete
I'd never stop playing with my food either if I played with it like this. Love it! My version of playing with my food involves swirling it around my plate, tossing peas at people, and making mountains and valleys out of mashed potatoes ;)ReplyDelete
I hope you never ever stop playing with your food!!! You're too cute :)ReplyDelete
- HelennaturallySunday, July 10, 2011
Love it and I bet the kids will too!ReplyDelete
- GlamKitten88Sunday, July 10, 2011
I marvel at your greatness, sometimes. I have no idea how you are so talented when it comes to all things food. You're amazing.ReplyDelete
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These are adorable! Yet another use for herbs!ReplyDelete
I LOVE my celery flowers! I have put their photos on my blog before... when I was making this afternoon's juice, I left the celery flower on the counter (to take a photo!) and Jason was helping clean the juicer parts, saw it and threw it in the garbage! :D I can take a photo of another one tomorrow...ReplyDelete
so clever!!ReplyDelete
Oh my gosh!! I would have never even thought that. What a great idea. I love how the celery one turned out. :)ReplyDelete
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That is super cute! You are way more creative than I will ever be! I think if I told my husband I made his card with celery he'd think I was nuts.ReplyDelete
Your celery art is to cute! If I can ever tear myself away from eating celery, I'll do this... I suppose I could just cut off the painted ends though!ReplyDelete
- Emily BirkinshawMonday, July 11, 2011
Ahhh I love it! Such a cute idea <3ReplyDelete
celery stamp=genius!!!!! i love it!!! PS: super stoked to link up this week for WIAW :)ReplyDelete
Ahahaha... you really do take playing with your food to a whole new level. That's pretty cute. :pReplyDelete
woow i love it, so creative :DReplyDelete
- Lindsay @ The Lean Green BeanMonday, July 11, 2011
so cute! i did this with my preschoolers when i taught a few years ago and they loved it! we used all sorts of vegetables. and i loved it to!ReplyDelete
Wow, I'm amazed at what a cute stamp that makes!ReplyDelete
What a great idea! I could totally see using food as art stamps for cloth napkins and place cards for a dinner party in your new casa :)ReplyDelete
I've seen the celery art on Pinterest and am fascinated by it (previously I've only stamped with apple).ReplyDelete
The cards look very cool.
Keep us posted if you paint with more :)
I don't think your images are cheesy, I think they're beautiful, free and creative!ReplyDelete
I personally would love a celery card :D
- Leanne @ Healthful PursuitMonday, July 11, 2011
So awesome! I just thought of the apple stamps this morning when I was writing my post. You know, when you cut them in 1/2 and it makes a star? So pretty when you add paint to it!ReplyDelete
Food is 100 percent art and girl....celery has never looked so good! You are fabulous.ReplyDelete
Love the food art!! I need some of your craftiness. My kids would love to do this!!ReplyDelete
Ah this is such a cute idea!! I feel like I love the celery one so much that I would hang it up in my house!ReplyDelete
that is so cute, I love the celery stamp. I will have to do that with my little nephews some day :)ReplyDelete
Playing with food is so fun!!!ReplyDelete
Woah, that is AWESOME! Such a fun idea :)ReplyDelete
Weird--> I can write comments from my laptop, but not from my computer or phone...ReplyDelete
I love playing with my food! Never gets old!!
LOVE the 'Celery Heart Stamp'
Comment success!! :)ReplyDelete
Such a cute idea! My future children will definitely be playing with their food ... not at meal time of course :)
you are too cute. i bet he loved it :)ReplyDelete
I think we have to find/make art out of our everyday lives to fully enjoy it! For me, it's about finding the beauty in things that helps me to make it through the day/week - or at least makes it more enjoyable!ReplyDelete
OMG! That is soooo sooo cool! That design would make a great foodie blogger tshirt!ReplyDelete
you are amazing! <3ReplyDelete
Food IS art! Bee tee dubs girl, I gave you an award! http://www.chefkatelyn.com/oopsie-daisyReplyDelete
i remember doing this as a kid! thanks for the flash back to elementary school.ReplyDelete
- Melissa Jo MartinMonday, July 11, 2011
such a cool idea!ReplyDelete
- RadhikanavelkarMonday, July 11, 2011
What a great summer activity to do with my daughter! Thanks for sharing!ReplyDelete
Love this, so creative!ReplyDelete
- WobisobiMonday, July 11, 2011
Brilliant!!!!! I love this!!ReplyDelete
Bunches of hugs!!
- thehealthycupcakeMonday, July 11, 2011
Awww, when we were learning about plants, I had my kindergarteners paint/stamp with celery and other chopped veggies. It was super fun and the kids loved it!!ReplyDelete
GOOD ONE!ReplyDelete
- Maureen CracknellMonday, July 11, 2011
Thanks for sharing my idea! You got so many great comments!!! I actually have a few ideas similar to this one, me and the kids will have to do a part 2 sometime! : )ReplyDelete
- TanyaHTuesday, July 12, 2011
You should never stop playing with your food. Your cards look delicious! Thanks for sharing!ReplyDelete
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How cute! I just had a great idea! White canvas type pillows...fabric paint...celery stalks...yesssssss, this is happening!ReplyDelete
I just made a painting like this and now just found your blog!! crazy!! I posted it a couple of hours ago and then went blog surfing...nice to find you :)ReplyDelete
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You have to admire the design qualities of food - don't you? Happy stamping/printing. :)ReplyDelete
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Ervin F. "Bud" Wright Jr., 80, Ft. Wayne, passed away at 3:30 p.m. Tuesday, May 21, 2013, in White County Memorial Hospital, Monticello. Born Nov. 5, 1932, in Kokomo, he is the son of the late Ervin F. Wright, Sr. and Mary Margaret (Knipfer) Wright. He was a 1950 graduate of Northwestern High School. On Feb. 16, 1951 in Kokomo, he married Beverly Sue (Grist). On July 28, 1982 he married Georgia E. (Griswold). She preceded him in death Sept. 22, 2011.
He was a veteran of the United States Air Force serving in Korea and Japan during the Korean War. He was a pharmaceutical sales representative for Merieux Institute for over 20 years. He most recently was employed with Sinclair International in Fort Wayne. He enjoyed hunting, especially antelope. He was a shooter, reloader, a lifetime member of the NRA and a strong supporter of the Second Amendment. He was a well-known World War II historian and a member of the American Legion in Fort Wayne.
Survivors include two sons, Mark (Susan) Wright, Ann Arbor, Mich. and Gregory Wright, Monticello; one brother, Mike (Suzie) Wright, Kokomo; one sister, Carol Ann Whitehead, Kokomo; two grandchildren, Brooke (Marcus) Wright and Katie Marie Miller; one great-grandchild Mavryk Lee Ivey.
He was preceded in death by his parents; an infant daughter, Vickie Wright; his second wife, Georgia E. Wright; and one brother, Joseph Wright.
Funeral services will be 1 p.m. Friday at Ellers Mortuary Main Street Chapel, 725 S. Main St., Kokomo. Pastor Ken Spangler will officiate. Burial with military rites by the U.S. Air Force and the Kokomo Military Rites Team will follow in Crown Point Cemetery. The family will receive friends from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Friday at the mortuary. You are invited to read "Bud's" obituary at www.ellersmortuary.com, where you may sign the guest book, order flowers, or share a personal message to the family.
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While some were watching President Obama's victory speech, a Heartland mother gave birth to her baby on the kitchen floor.
"It all happened so fast," said Brandon Emmett.
Emmett got home from working his first evening shift at a new job.
"She was lying in the bed saying oh these contractions are so bad I can't take them anymore we have to go to the hospital," said Emmett.
Emmett and his fiancé Amber Seabaugh realized they weren't going to make it to the hospital.
"She jumped on the floor here, and that's whenever I told her to slide to the linoleum, she scooted this way, this is where the water actually broke," said Emmett as he pointed to the kitchen floor. "And that was, that was, I'm not going to even describe that, that was terrifying."
Emmett called 911, and helped deliver their baby.
"I pulled off my shoe and pulled off the shoe string and tied off the umbilical cord and then just kept him warm until the ambulance showed up," said Emmett.
He said he paid attention during the birth of their first child, but this was a little different.
"I was scared for the baby, I was terrified because if there were any complications, she was high risk," said Emmett.
Emmett feels the new baby is a miracle, because Seabaugh previously had 2 miscarriages and a still born baby.
Emmett said she was on medication for three months to prevent from having the baby too early.
Two weeks ago, doctors took Seabaugh off the drugs, and told her she was in labor. She felt contractions, but nothing as strong as she had when she had their baby girl on election night.
"I was completely in shock for another, I guess I'm still in shock," said Emmett.
The kitchen floor isn't a typical location, but now for this couple, and new baby girl, it's a special one.
"As soon as she came out, she was breathing, she cried a little bit and then she only cried for just a second she was just happy on mom," said Emmett.
Emmett said they're planning to name the girl Ryla. She's about 18 inches and 5 pounds 9 ounces.
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The saying goes, "pain is beauty and beauty is pain…" or, another adaptation that I've found even more poignant: "The pain passes, but the beauty remains." I agree. While we could talk about the superficial, painful things that we do for beauty such as eyebrow plucking, ear piercing, brutal diets, laser peels, wearing corsets, high … Continue reading
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ATLANTA – In the opening rounds of the main singles and doubles draws, the FGCU men's tennis team showed its ability to keep up with and beat players from some of the best high-major programs. Highlighted by a doubles win over the University of Georgia and a win in the main singles draw, the Eagles have finished day two of the ITA Southeastern Regional Championships.
Day two opened with the main singles draw round of 64 where three FGCU players competed against some of the region's best. Earning a win and a spot in Sunday's round of 32 was junior Jordi Vives (Barcelona, Spain/IES Ferran Tallada/USC) who defeated Atlantic Sun rival Maksim Yorsh of Kennesaw State. The match started off going back-and-forth with the first set resulting in a tie breaker. Never backing down, Vives took the first set 7-6 (7) and continued to control the match by winning the second set 6-2. Vives will return tomorrow to face Jose Garcia of Florida State.
After his singles victory, Vives partnered up with Lucas Vaz (Sao Paulo, Brazil/Colegio Fleming/Tulsa) to take on Eric Diaz and Nick Wood from UGA, a consistently-successful program that has won four NCAA championships in the past 14 years. The pair of Bulldogs entered the match confident of their chance to win, but were stunned when the Eagles took control of the game, jumping to a 6-3 lead. The two V's continued to outplay their opponents as they claimed an 8-5 victory in the second set to triumph over the Southeastern Conference athletes.
"It was a great victory for me and Lucas against one of the top schools in the country," Vives said. "We showed that we can do great things together. Individually, I think I have to play better tomorrow than I did today if I want to keep winning."
The duo returned to play in the doubles round of 16 on Saturday night to face the No. 5 ITA ranked pair of Blake Davis and Dominic Cotrone from FSU. Despite being able to earn a couple points off their nationally-ranked opponents, Vives and Vaz couldn't gain control of the match, suffering a 8-2 loss.
"We laid an egg against FSU in the second round," head coach CJ Weber said. "They're a top-10 team in the country, so it would have been great to beat them, but wow getting that win over UGA was fun."
Other members of the Green and Blue playing today were Dean Tsamas (Lexington, Ky./Henry Clay HS) and Tianyu Bao (Tianjin, China/Bayshore HS), who combined to take on the No. 2 ITA ranked pair of Hernus Pieters and Ben Wagland from UGA in the doubles opening round. Playing together for the first time, Bao and Tsamas fought hard to put a few points on two of the best in college tennis before falling, 8-4.
In the singles round of 64, Bao took on Miami's Diego Soto. After dropping the first set 6-1, Bao stepped it up in the second set but ultimately fell 7-5. Tsamas took his opponent, William Albanese of Miami, into a grueling three-set contest. After a close first set and a win in the second set, Tsamas couldn't come back in the third as he fell 6-4, 5-7, 7-5.
"As a team, we can definitely do better than we did today," Weber said. "We still have a lot of great things to draw off of. We are getting much better in doubles. We faced a really tough doubles draw, but we certainly capitalized on Lucas and Jordi's opportunity against UGA. To beat any team from a program of high caliber is a great moment for us."
In day three of the championships Vives will continue on in the main singles draw while Bao and Tsamas will play both a singles and doubles consolation match.
For complete coverage of FGCU men's tennis at the ITA Southeast Region Championships, follow us on Twitter @FGCU_MTEN and visit www.FGCUAthletics.com where full recaps and results will be available at the end of each day.
Singles round of 64
Jordi Vives (FGCU) d. Maksim Yorsh (KSU) – 7-6 (7), 6-2
Diego Soto (Miami) d. Tianyu Bao (FGCU) – 6-1, 7-5
William Albanses (Miami) Dean Tsamas (FGCU) – 6-4, 5-7, 7-5
Doubles round of 32
Vives/Vaz (FGCU) d. Diaz/Wood (UGA) – 8-5
Pieters/Wangland (UGA) d. Bao/Tsamas (FGCU) – 8-4
Doubles round of 16
Davis/Cotrone d. Vives/Vaz (FGCU) – 8-2
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Spectator sports employment includes those who are part of live sporting events that take place in front of a paying audience. These events can be professional or amateur and include car, horse, or dog races. Ushers, lobby attendants, and ticket takers, as well as the athletes, trainers, and managers of sports teams and racetracks are among those who work in the industry. Other occupations with significant employment in the spectator sports industry include food preparation and service workers, landscaping and groundskeeping workers, and janitors and cleaners.
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Aaron Rodgers' celebration causes NBA squabble
Aaron Rodgers may not have realized it at the time, but after the Packers won the Super Bowl two years ago, his title belt celebration took off.
How far you ask?
Well in last night's game between the Bulls and Knicks at Madison Square Garden, former Knick Nate Robinson hit a late three in Chicago's seven-point victory and wasted little time mocking New York reserve Steve Novak (grew up in Wisconsin), who has been known to celebrate big shots with Rodgers' go-to move.
Now Rodgers' celebration has been used for comedic purposes, most notable in State Farm's 'Discount Double Check' commercials, but Friday night the move wasn't taken in jest.
Take a look at Novak's post-game reaction to Robinson's antics:
Here's hoping Novak and 'Little Nathan' can end this squabble between role players sooner rather than later.
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Happy Thanksgiving!
Arsenal announced a much awaited new commercial deal today. Per the official Arsenal site here is the link.
A quick summary:
It is a five year extension of the current deal, lasting now till 2018/19 for the shirt sponsorship.
The "Emirates Stadium" name will be part of this, lasting till 2028.
Arsenal will be getting £30 million per year over the next five season.
This deal will move Arsenal to the 2nd highest shirt sponsorship deal in the Premier League, only behind ManU. (and it is a more lucrative deal than Real, Barca, Bayern etc.)
This is a huge step up from the current Emirates deal and will go a long way to keep the club self sustaining and perhaps raise some wages, or increase transfer spending (to a degree).
The only downside I see is that the Stadium name rights were part of this deal. As we saw with Man City and PSG, those naming rights can be very lucrative on their own, so including that 15 year extension in this deal seems like a discount for the Emirates. Either way it's a big boost in commercial revenue (with a new kit deal coming also).
Really gives Black Friday a new meaning!
Update: Adding some comparisons.
Manchester United's deal with GM will pay them $559m (about £347m) over 7 years. That is about £51m per season (actually less since GM will pay United over the next 2 season even while not sponsoring the shirts). United have an immense global brand so it's not surprising they have a deal this large.
City signed a £350m deal with Etihad that last's for 10 years. The breakdown is £20 for the shirt sponsorship and £15 for the Stadium naming rights(£35m total per season). Our new deal compares favorably to this, because even though ours is £5m a year less, the contract is only for 5 seasons, meaning a new, more profitable deal could be reached sooner than City.
Chelsea had their deal renewed by Samsung for around £18m each of the next 2 seasons. With no Stadium name rights, this leaves them a bit behind the other big commercial teams. Chelsea of course would be on course for a large increase in 2 years, perhaps a new stadium and naming rights to go with it.
Over all this moves us into a much more competitive commercial position in the league, and while we are behind United in this regard, we can be excited that Arsenal are getting a top market value for their sponsorships.


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Welcome to the Office of Opportunity and Outreach at the Community College of Rhode Island! The Office of Opportunity and Outreach, a part of Student Services, administers a variety of programs that are specifically designed to help Rhode Islanders overcome barriers to starting and completing a post-secondary education.
In addition to providing comprehensive support services to CCRI students, the Office of Opportunity and Outreach works throughout the state by providing post-secondary educational planning, information and assistance to individuals from a low-income and/or first generation background. Our goal is to increase the number of individuals attending and completing college.
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Physical activity as a context for youth development
Dr. Nicole LaVoi, Dr. Diane Wiese-Bjornstal, Dr. Maureen Weiss
May, 2008
A panel of researchers from Tucker Center for Research on Girls and Women in Sport discusses in a 90-minute video presentation how physical activity is a primary context for youth development. Evidence suggests that physical activity across a variety of settings and contexts contributes to the developmental process of youth in important ways.
Dr. Nicole LaVoi and Dr. Diane Wiese-Bjornstal discuss findings from the newly released report Physical Activity and Sport in the Lives of Girls an updated version of the groundbreaking 1997 President's Council on Physical Fitness and Sports report.
Dr. Maureen Weiss offers insights from her research with the First Tee Project, a youth development program using golf as a context for positive development that illustrates transfer of life skills to such areas as school, home, and out-of-school time activities.


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A Dearborn County jury has recommended life in prison for a man convicted of murdering an Indiana woman.
Charles Stephenson was found guilty on Monday in the beating death of Leigh Jennings, 67.
On Tuesday, jurors listened to attorneys for both sides make their arguments on what sentence Stephenson should received.
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Here are the playoff scenarios for Week 14, as provided by the NFL.
Texans' 'D' continues its dominance in win over Falcons
The Texans' defense came up big again, holding the Falcons to their lowest point total of the season in Sunday's 17-10 Houston victory.
Texans get sixth straight win, beat Falcons 17-10
Rookie T.J. Yates threw a touchdown pass in his first NFL start, Arian Foster rushed for 111 yards and Houston overcame another hamstring injury to Andre Johnson to beat Atlanta 17-10 on Sunday.
Dolphins waive QB Rosenfels
After reportedly refusing to let QB Sage Rosenfels go, the Dolphins have waived him from the non-football injury list, his agent, Rick Smith, confirmed.
Texans' special teams loom large with rookie under center
With rookie QB T.J. Yates under center, Houston will lean more on other areas of the club, including a strong return game.
Texans sign QB Delhomme
After Matt Leinart was placed on injured reserve, on Tuesday the Texans signed QB Jake Delhomme to provide insurance behind rookie QB T.J. Yates.
The First Fifteen: Week 13
If he's healthy, Troy Polamalu and the Steelers will have another chance to take down Andy Dalton and the Bengals; plus the rest of the Week 13 action.
Week 12 Players of the Week
This week, PFW selects Chris "Beanie" Wells, Connor Barwin and Shane Lechler as its Players of the Week.
Texans' fortunes hang on rookie QB Yates
The Texans are down to Plan C at quarterback: rookie fifth-rounder T.J. Yates. Their run game and "D" will be pivotal, but Yates also must make some plays to keep the train rolling.
Leinart done for the season with broken collarbone
Just two quarters into his first NFL start in two seasons, Matt Leinart's season ended with a broken left collarbone.
Shorts and Shells: Week 12
The Texans have a new man in the spotlight; Ndamukong Suh let his teammates down; the real reasons the Broncos are winning; and much more from Week 12.
Texans lose Leinart, but beat Jags
Matt Leinart injured his throwing shoulder, overshadowing Houston's 20-13 victory against the offensively inept Jaguars on Sunday.
Leinart leaves game with shoulder injury
Texans QB Matt Leinart suffered a shoulder injury late in the first half of the team's Week 12 game vs. Jacksonville and will not return.
Texans ORT Winston becomes blind-side protector of Leinart
With Matt Schaub heading to injured reserve, the spotlight will be on Texans QB Matt Leinart, but ORT Eric Winston also will have added responsibility.
Texans place Schaub on I.R.; sign Clemens
The Texans have placed QB Matt Schaub on injured reserve and signed Kellen Clemens to be a backup to new starter Matt Leinart.
Jean has emerged as the leading candidate to fill the No. 3 receiver slot behind Andre Johnson and Kevin Walter. And coach Gary Kubiak foresees great things down the road for the 24-year-old Jean, who leads the Texans with six receptions in the preseason.||||||| In 2009, Houston took a chance by signing undrafted free agent Arian Foster. Foster led the NFL in rushing in 2010 and made his second Pro Bowl last season. Like Foster back then, Jean is just worried about making the final roster now.
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Remember when off-season athletic training was left strictly to professionals? When the first day of 8th grade baseball practice was probably the first time a player picked up his mitt? Now sports training and conditioning is available and often encouraged nearly year-round for many young athletes, due to more intense competition as well as a love of the game and a desire to be the very best he or she can be.
Why train in the winter?
"Parents will bring their kids in to train in the off-season because they believe their child has some skill and they want to hone it year-round, much like playing an instrument where you have to practice to get better," says Doug Cinnella, founder and president of Professional Baseball Instruction in Upper Saddle River. To be able to compete, children need to work on speed, agility, flexibility and endurance.
Matt Natale, an integrative personal trainer who works with athletes in northern New Jersey, strongly believes that any kind of training must also include nutritional evaluations. "Energy comes from nutrition, so you have to look at how an athlete is eating all of the time, not just during the season. At the end of the game, who has the most energy?"
Training Tips
BASEBALL/SOFTBALL: Doug Cinnella of Professional Baseball Instruction has one piece of advice for the off-season baseball and softball player: Throw the ball. "There is no position on the baseball field where you don't have to throw, so developing arm strength is key. And the way to do that is to throw the ball. Throw against a wall, a pitch-back, in the garage. But throw." And, he says, it doesn't always have to be a baseball; a wiffle or tennis ball will do.
LACROSSE: The best lacrosse drill in the off-season? Two words: wall ball. "It's the gold standard. Just find a wall and bang the ball against it, back and forth, back and forth," says Pete Koeniges, certified athletic trainer for Northern Highlands High School in Allendale. Mike Pounds, Ridgewood High School boys varsity lacrosse coach, agrees, but he also recommends movement in the drill. "Lacrosse is such a fast-moving sport that you need to move. Run up and down the wall while throwing and catching," he says.
Strengthening the Core: Planks
For core stability, there isn't a better workout than planks, says Northern Highlands trainer Pete Koeniges. "It works for every age athlete, from young kids on up."
•Lie on your stomach. Get up on your elbows and on your toes, knees off the ground and straight, feel the tension in your belly.
•Make sure there is a straight line between your head, your upper back and your bottom. (If you lie a stick on top of your back it should hit all three points)
•Up on your elbows and toes, hold this position for (at first) 15 seconds, take a 15 second break, resting on your knees, then go up to plank again. Do this five times.
•Do five sets of five planks. Work up to 30 seconds on, 30 off, then 45 seconds, then a minute.
Advice for the Younger Athlete
For the elementary school athlete, too much of the same sport can lead to burnout. Ridgewood Lacrosse Coach Mike Pounds, who conducts LAX clinics for elementary and middle school players, likes to see younger athletes play sports other than lacrosse during the off-season. "In the winter we like to hear that our guys are playing basketball, or wrestling. At this age, it's not just all about skill, it's learning teamwork," he says. "It's about dedication to improving yourself in another sport and learning a good work ethic."
Indoor Training Facilities
There are lots of indoor spaces for athletes in training during the cold winter months. Here is a smattering in Bergen County that offer private instruction, clinics, strength and conditioning, and off-season team play:
F.O.R.C.E Performance Training
22 Hollywood Ave.
Ho-Ho-Kus, (201) 670-1700
Superdome Sports
134 Hopper Ave.
Waldwick, (201) 444-7660
Good Energy
260 West Crescent Ave.
Allendale, (201) 760-9900
Professional Baseball Instruction
107 Pleasant Ave.
Upper Saddle River, (201) 760-8720
Parisi Speed School
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Hampton University - $15500.00Lessening the pressure drag on trailers can increase fuel efficiency in long haul semi-trucks. Clarkson University and Composite Factory, Inc., are jointly developing a drag reduction device that could cut fuel consumption by 5%, potentially saving US truckers about $2 billion per year.
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Officials at Southwest Georgia Regional airport will file an appeal to try to keep their air traffic control tower open.
The tower is one of 173 across the country set to close due to sequester federal spending cuts.
Airport director Yvette Aehle says Albany city leaders are in Washington right night talking to Georgia Congress members about how the cuts will affect our region.
She says, although pilots can fly without air traffic controllers, they're still needed.
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Aehle says the sequester cuts will not affect the new terminal construction or jobs at the new terminal.
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Atlanta's stock is high because it trounced a potentially lousy Miami team in Week 1. (Red Flag No. 1.) Carolina's stock is low ONLY because it stunk in Week 1. (Red Flag No. 2.) This game means infinitely more to Carolina than Atlanta. (Red Flag No. 3.) Atlanta is battling secondary problems that Miami's pathetic passing game failed to exploit … but those problems still exist. (Red Flag No. 4.) Nobody -- repeat: nobody -- believes in the Panthers right now. (Red Flag No. 5.) Every gambler alive will be putting the Falcons in a 6-point teaser on Sunday. (Red Flag No. 6.) And you're laughing as you read this paragraph because you can't believe Simmons is dumb enough to back Jake Delhomme. (Red Flag No. 7.)ESPN's Bill Simmons Sure, the Panthers could and might win on Sunday. Granted. But I strongly disagree with the reasoning.
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It's no secret that the announcement of Ben Affleck's casting as Batman in the up-coming "Man of Steel" sequel nearly caused the Internet to implode on itself.
From idle death threats to outrageous claims about his acting ability (c'mon, the man is a Golden Globe nominee and Screen Actors Guild Awards winner!), finding a positive reaction to his casting proved to be quite the task.
But such a reaction was exactly what Warner Bros. tried to prepare the two-time Oscar winner for, Affleck revealed Monday on "Late Night with Jimmy Fallon."
For the first time since the casting announcement nearly a month ago, the actor spoke about receiving the call from the studio, his reaction and the fanboy feedback he's received.
"Every kid should see their dad as a superhero," the father of three said.
Humbled, Affleck said the opportunity to play the iconic crime fighter is "so awesome. I'm so excited. ... It's a very hard thing to describe without giving away the story and giving away what it is."
Of course, Affleck has some pretty large Bat-boots to fill in that Christian Bale only recently hung up the cape and cowl after the release of 2012's massively successful "The Dark Knight Rises." The film was the final in a trilogy of films directed by Christopher Nolan, who set out in 2005 to tell the story of billionaire Bruce Wayne's struggle with the murder of his family and ultimately his own identity.
"Obviously you can't do what Chris and Christian did, those movies are amazing," Affleck acknowledged.
Instead, director Zack Snyder and screenwriter David Goyer will introduce a tired, seasoned Batman who will go head-to-head with a spry Superman, played by Henry Cavill. The film will follow the events of this summer's Superman reboot-of-sorts "Man of Steel," which saw Cavill's Clark Kent learning to deal with his supernatural powers and his role on his adopted planet.
"They called me up and said, 'Do you want to do this?,'" Affleck recalled. "And I thought, 'Well you know, I'm not 25. Are you sure?'"
The 41-year-old actor continued, "Zack, the director, has this incredible take on it. ... I thought, 'This is a brilliant way to do this, and I really know how to hook into this.'"
Once the initial excitement subsided after he accepted the part, Affleck said the reality of the situation began to set in and Warner Bros. tried to warn him of the inevitable backlash.
"The people from the studio were like, 'We're thrilled, we're so excited ... [but] listen, we want to talk to you because people go through this process and it's a little bit, you know, it can be trying,'" Affleck said. "We want to show you some of the reactions that past people who have been cast have gotten on the Internet."
He said, "So they send me people who were in these movies who did a great job, and people were like, 'KILL HIM!'"
Famously, in 2006, Heath Ledger also suffered major Internet whiplash when it was announced that he would play Joker in 2008's "The Dark Knight."
"The Joker is a character that needs an actor with gravity. Not some little twerp who got lucky," one commenter wrote after the announcement of Ledger's casting in the follow-up to 2005's highly regarded "Batman Begins."
Perhaps more eloquently, another commenter wrote, "Hell NOOOOOOOOOOOOO."
This sort of reaction continued for nearly a year until Warner Bros. released the first official glimpse of Ledger wearing slapdash make-up over a terrifying Chelsea grin. As for his performance? He posthumously won nearly every award he was nominated for in that role, including the Oscar and Golden Globe.
"You can't [pass judgment] before the movie comes out. It doesn't matter what people think then, it matters what you think when you see the movie, obviously," Affleck said.
But despite a warning from Warner Bros. to avoid the Internet for a couple of days after the announcement, Affleck thought, "I'm a big boy."
"So I see the announcement," he explained, "I look down at the first comment under 'Ben Affleck is going to be Batman.'"
And like Heath Ledger before him, "The first comment goes, 'NOOOOOOOOOOOOO.'"
"We're going to be Luddites for a while, kids," Affleck said, jokingly.
In defense of the common Internet troll, the last time Affleck put on a cowl was for 2003's "Daredevil," which, along with his roles in "Gigli" and "Paycheck," earned him a Golden Raspberry Award for Worst Actor.
Still, in 2006's "Hollywoodland," Affleck wore a cape as actor George Reeves, who starred in the 1950s television series "Adventures of Superman." For that role, Affleck was nominated for a Golden Globe for Best Supporting Actor.
It was after "Hollywoodland" that Affleck's career was once again on the up-swing as he directed his brother in the critically acclaimed "Gone Baby Gone" in 2007; and directed and starred in 2010's "The Town" and 2012's "Argo."
Given Affleck's proven chops in the director's chair, there are hopes that he may helm a standalone Bat-flick sometime after the release of the as-of-yet-untitled "Man of Steel" sequel. While he didn't address the possibility directly in speaking with Fallon, he did leave the table open for discussion.
"I really feel like I have a lot of opportunities now, which is really great," Affleck said. Nudge, nudge. Wink wink. Say no more.
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During a book talk at the Harvard Book Store Monday evening, Stanford professor of history and Classics Ian Morris argued that wars force society to become stronger and less violent.
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Infinite Hero Funds Innovative Counseling Program for Military Children
Proceeds from the Oakley Infinite Hero product collection and Infinite Hero fundraising events have positioned the foundation to make its first grant last week. Through a partnership with the Armed Forces Foundation (AFF), Infinite Hero is funding the training and placement of the program's first school counselor specially trained to address the challenges faced by military dependents.
Three Oakley employees, Erick Poston, Dane Howell and Juliana Williams, had the privilege of traveling to Washington, D.C. to formally launch the school counseling program at Ft. Belvoir and attend the AFF 8th annual Congressional Gala where the program was announced.
Held at the Ronald Reagan Building in downtown D.C. on March 27, the AFF Gala was a great opportunity to show support for our military families and gain exposure for Infinite Hero Foundation's work to address the impact of deployment stress and mental health issues on military families, particularly children. More than 600 Congressional Representatives, Department of Defense leaders, celebrities and corporate sponsors were in attendance, but the real guests of honor were the wounded members of our Armed Forces and their families. The AFF's latest initiative to develop a comprehensive school-counseling program was highlighted several times throughout the night.
Later in the week, Ft. Belvoir Elementary School hosted a reception to celebrate the partnership between the school, the district, the local government, Ft. Belvoir, the AFF and Infinite Hero Foundation. Representatives from each group spoke about the importance of this program and the depth and breadth of impact that it will make on the lives of the students.
The demand for school counseling at Fort Belvoir Elementary School, where 98% of the students are military dependents, exceeds the capacity and expertise of most school counseling staff. These students face challenges due to their parent's service that most American's never experience. Frequent moves, long deployments and the mental health challenges that their parents sometimes encounter can lead to problems such as school absenteeism, failing grades and social isolation. The program's counselor, Monica Crossley joined the counseling staff at Ft. Belvoir one month ago. Her strong background in school counseling, teaching, and innovative therapies are proving to impeccably suit this important role.
"I am excited about the opportunity to engage students in an area of need that is overlooked far too often. I look forward to supporting the needs of our military families and helping them find empowerment through the life-altering challenges they face," said Crossley. "Of course, we could not address these fundamental changes without the incredible support and leadership of the Armed Forces Foundation and Infinite Hero Foundation."
The intent of this groundbreaking school counseling program is to demonstrate the need for specialized counseling services for military dependents throughout our nation, especially in schools that are substantially militarily impacted. Because the state of Virginia has the second largest population of active duty service members in the country, it is the ultimate location to provide this major development in the treatment of PTSD/TBI for the entire family.


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A man says Arizona Cardinals defensive end Ronald Talley seriously injured him by smashing a champagne bottle over his head at a suburban Detroit bar. A lawsuit filed Wednesday in Oakland County Circuit Court names Talley, five unknown bouncers and the now-closed South Bar. The lawsuit says Robert Ford was attacked for no reason at the Birmingham bar on March 26.||||||| Attorney Jonathan Marko says bouncers dragged the 30-year-old Ford to an alley and left him there until he was rescued by authorities and taken to a hospital. Marko says Ford needed 13 staples to close his head wound. He says a doctor had to "fish to get glass out of his head."
The Arizona Cardinals have elevated defensive end Ronald Talley from the practice squad to take the roster spot vacated by injured nose tackle Dan Williams.||||||| Talley was inactive for five games earlier this season after being moved up from the practice squad on Sept. 20. He has spent the other five weeks on the practice squad.


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Flight Of The Butterflies In 3D
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This award-winning production team filmed hundreds of millions of monarchs in their remote overwintering sanctuaries in Mexico and also along their migratory routes from Canada and across the U.S. The film immerses you in the astounding migration experience as two generations of the butterflies migrate north and then a Super Generation finds its way from Canada to a few isolated mountaintops in Mexico. Rated: G. Runtime: 40 min. Download the Educator Guide (1.2MB PDF) Watch the trailer.
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by: Mechelle Voepel, a regular contributor to ESPN.com's women's basketball coverage.
Coach of the year? It's a crowded race. And, of course, the candidates, from Baylor to St. Bonaventure, conjure comparisons to this year's Oscar nods for Best Picture.
I've seen six of the Best Picture candidates, but nine are nominated, and I'm not going to get to all of them before Sunday. Or ever, in the case of "War Horse." Young man separated from his beloved horse, then both must go through the ravages of World War I? No thanks. I teared up enough at the reunited Muppets singing "Rainbow Connection" again.
So what does the Academy Awards show have to do with the coach of the year race in women's basketball? Nothing, really. It's just that the Oscars are Sunday, and I enjoy making these forced links to one of the few areas of pop culture in which I still attempt to stay current.
Perhaps I should connect a coaching award to the Best Director nominees. But there are only five of those, and I have six coach nominees. Plus, some of my forced links are just to movie titles, not actually to what the movie was about. I really couldn't cheat that same way with using the names of the directors.
So here we go, by alphabetical order, with the Best Picture candidate the nominee represents (if only in my own mind). Then at the end, the Oscar winner … er, my pick right now for coach of the year.
Have to admit I didn't much care for this film -- the words contrived and manipulative come to mind -- but I chose the title to represent some of the folks who will have a loud cheering section for coach of the year and were close to making my ballot, too.
• UTEP's Keitha Adams: The Miners are 25-2 overall and 14-0 in Conference USA.
• Green Bay's Matt Bollant: Another coach hit by graduation, the Phoenix are 14-1 in the Horizon League and 24-1 overall.
• DePaul's Doug Bruno: Few coaches have lost as many players to injury this season -- including star Keisha Hampton -- as Bruno. Yet the Blue Demons are 20-8 and still in the upper half of the Big East.
• Gonzaga's Kelly Graves: Courtney Vandersloot has gone to the WNBA, but the Bulldogs are atop the West Coast Conference again at 13-2 and are 24-4 overall.
• Florida Gulf Coast's Karl Smesko: He has the Eagles soaring in the first season they are eligible for the Division I NCAA tournament. They are 25-2 overall and 17-0 in the Atlantic Sun.
• Penn State's Coquese Washington: In a difficult year for her university, she has led the Lady Lions to their first Big Ten regular-season title since 2004.
And if I had to vote right now, the winner would be …
Tina Martin, whose Delaware team has maintained its chemistry and its success thus far.


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Hubert Blanz Explores Urban Spaces in Hectic Highway Photos
Anyone who has ever traversed the busy streets of a crowded city will immediately relate to the overwhelming chaos that defines Hubert Blanz's photography. His artwork is devoid of people, but full of complex architecture. By stacking and manipulating images of roads, homes and cars atop one another, Blanz creates an urban nightmare in which concrete pandemonium reigns. The series, Roadshow, builds upon images of pre-existing roads, intersections, freeways and bridges to create a masterpiece that's equal parts overwhelming and intriguing.


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