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FGCU Looks For Second Straight A-Sun Win At Stetson
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DATE: Tuesday, Jan. 25, 2011
CITY: Deland, Fla.
SITE: Edmunds Center (4,000)
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SERIES: Stetson leads, 4-2
LAST MEETING: FGCU 64, Stetson 53 - Jan. 27, 2010
LAST GAME: FGCU 68, Campbell 66 - Jan. 20
UP NEXT: at Belmont - Jan. 28, 2011
TFGCU will look to pick up its second straight Atlantic Sun road win on Tuesday night when it heads north to take on Stetson. The Eagles and Hatters share a common last opponent, but had very different results. FGCU came away with a down-to-the-wire 68-66 win at Campbell, while Stetson was defeated 85-55 by the Camels. The Eagles will be in search of their second conference road win streak in program history and the first since their initial season in the A-Sun (2007-08).
Stetson holds a 4-2 edge in the all-time series, but FGCU got the best of the Hatters in their last meeting on Jan. 27, 2010. Behind 21 points and 10 rebounds from ANTHONY BANKS, the Eagles pulled out a 64-53 win at Alico Arena. Out of the six previous meetings, the home team has won five times, while five contests have been decided by 10 points or less. The Eagles are 0-3 all-time at the Edmunds Center.
Just 46 games into his career, sophomore ANTHONY BANKS is FGCU's all-time leader in offensive rebounds with 165. Banks has twice tied the record for most offensive rebounds in a game with nine and owns the single-season record with 100 in 2009-10 as a freshman. He is now just one rebound shy of 300 for his career.
Predicted to finish 9th and 10th in the A-Sun preseason polls, respectively, Stetson has put together a 4-5 start in conference play to sit in sixth place. The Hatters, who defeated ACC foe Wake Forest in the season opener, have dropped three in a row, including a pair of one-point defeats, and are 3-4 at home. Last game at Campbell, the Stetson starting lineup featured four freshmen, including three true freshmen. The lone non-freshman in the starting lineup, redshirt sophomore Ridge Graham leads the team in both scoring (13.5) and rebounding (6.5) - figures that rank 12th and 10th in the A-Sun. Freshman guard has had a solid initial season in Deland, sporting averages of 10.6 points, 3.0 rebounds, 2.9 assists and 2.2 steals (2nd in A-Sun). A total of 10 players average over 11 minutes per game for the Hatters, seven of them are scoring at least 6.7 points.
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Overall: 182-162 (12th Season)
Atlantic Sun: 19-45 (4th Season)
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@ Stetson: 118-183 (11th Season)
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Redshirt sophomore ANTHONY BANKS has been on a strict offensive rebounding diet, collecting a staggering 65 offensive boards this season, including nine against ACC foe Miami which equaled his career-best. Banks leads the A-Sun in offensive rebounds per game (3.8) by a full board per contest. He has grabbed five or more offensive rebounds in a game seven times this season and 16 for his career. He ranks 11th in the A-Sun at 6.4 caroms per contest.
Junior MARLON RIVERA has taken over the reins of the point guard position and leads the A-Sun in assists per game (27th nationally) at a 5.5 clip. Rivera has led the team in assists 15 times, highlighted by five outings with seven helpers or more. On Dec. 21 in a win over N.C. Central, Rivera dished out 12 assists - the second-most in the program's Division I history and one of three double-digit performances by an A-Sun player this season. FGCU has had a player dish out 100 or more assists in six of the program's first nine seasons and Rivera is just seven away from accomplishing the feat.
Freshman CHRISTOPHE VARIDEL leads the team and ranks fourth in the Atlantic Sun in three-pointers per game (2.29). Out of Varidel's 49 made field goals on season, 39 have come from beyond the arc. Varidel has made three or more trifectas in a game eight times, including five straight games. Validating his shooting prowess, Varidel ranks ninth in the conference in three-point field goal percentage at 37.1.
The versatility of ANTHONY BANKS is on full display again this season. Banks leads the team in scoring at 14.8 points per game while also leading in rebounding (6.4) and offensive rebounds (65). Banks has led the team in scoring eight times, rebounding seven times and both in the same game on six occasions. He's reached double figures in a team-best 15 games while ranking second in the A-Sun with four double-doubles.
No FGCU player has been hotter than freshman CHRISTOPHE VARIDEL over the last five games. Varidel is averaging 14.6 points per game over the last five contests on the strength of 18 three-pointers. The Versoix, Switzerland product has reached double figures in all five contests, leading the team three times. Even more impressive, Varidel is averaging 15.7 points since being inserted into the starting lineup three games ago with just five turnovers despite playing an average of nearly 36 minutes.
Not equipped with a lot of size in the paint, FGCU makes up for it by staying active on the offensive glass. Led by ANTHONY BANKS, the Eagles are second in the A-Sun in offensive rebounds per game (13.0). FGCU has grabbed double figure offensive boards in 41 of its last 47 games, including 14 this season. Banks is a year removed from grabbing 100 offensive caroms and has 165 for his career compared to 134 defensive rebounds.
In last Thursday's win at Campbell, four players finished in double figures for the Eagles. It marked the third time this season that four FGCU players have reached double-digits in the same game, moving the Blue and Green to 2-1 when the feat happens. Redshirt sophomore ANTHONY BANKS is averaging 20 points in those games.
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There has been no confirmation from any publisher regarding this, however, so it could just be an outdated order - but let's hope that it's the real deal! We'll keep you notified as more information surfaces - and be sure to let us know if you have any information about the release.
Interesting and miraculous as this would be - let's face it guys, not gon' happen.
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Reason #3: This could very well be a shipment of the paperback copies of Goblet of Fire, which hit stores on July 31.
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on Apr 14, 2009 at 7:33 pm
Melantha Snider Rice was a bully in school. She tortured many of us and recently a lot of us sat around and reminisced about what an affect it had on us growing up and still does. I hope she did a better job of raising her kids than what she was. A bully. Thankfully kids nowadays are watched closely with bullying, but recently a new reports of a bullied boy who killed himself was on CNN and when I hear those I always think of her and how she tortured me in shcool.
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on Apr 14, 2009 at 7:44 pm
A bully is someone who is being bullied by someone else. A child bully is likely being bullied by an adult, usually a parent. I bet you could have a heart to heart with someone who was a child bully and find out they went through some trauma themselves. Bullying in school in no way should ever be tolerated.
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It might be helpful for you to tell her how her behavior hurt you.
She may deny it but you might feel better telling her. If not in person, then consider snail mail.
If she is as cool as this article makes her out to be, she might apologize to you.
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The federal government has ordered the $6 million project, which will allow 35 property owners along the waterway to continue paying for flood insurance at current rates.
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It's a unique approach to helping some of the tiniest babies not only survive, but also thrive. Memorial Hospital at Gulfport recently became the only collection site in the state for donor breast milk. In some cases, the donor milk is the best option for babies born too soon.
"Human milk, be it from their own moms or from donors, is absolutely the best for these babies," Neonatologist Dr. David Kuhlmann said.
Kuhlmann said mother's milk works wonders for premature babies and their fragile immune systems. Thanks to a recent designation as Mississippi's only collection site for donor breast milk, more of these tiny babies in Memorial Hospital's NICU are getting the precious nourishment.
"You know in the past we didn't have the ability of donor human milk," said Dr. Kuhlmann. "But once human milk was here. We've seen less gut infections. Better growth. It's actually better overall for these babies."
Stephanie Gable, a board certified lactation consultant with Memorial's Breastfeeding Center, said for various reasons, some birth moms are unable to provide milk for their babies, especially babies born too soon. That's where donor milk comes in.
"About a year and a half ago we started getting milk from Austin Milk Bank, and we saw what a difference it made. So we said you know we want to help get the milk there so that we'll have more to get back," said Gable.
Memorial is one of 94 facilities across the country that rely on Mothers Milk Bank of Austin in Texas for donor milk. And quite often, there's a shortage of milk. As a collection site, Memorial hopes to increase the supply, therefore giving more moms the option of using donor milk.
Gable said, "Mississippi is the highest in the nation for premature births, and the majority of those are three pounds or less. Those babies have no immune system whatsoever and rely very heavily on the immunities a mom passes through her milk. We can give vaccinations, but we can't give a one pound baby 10 vaccinations. With just a few drops of mother's milk , we can give those same 10 vaccinations to some degree."
And for those moms who are a bit squeamish about using someone else's milk, they are reassured by the extensive screening process. Donor moms have to be non-smokers, generally healthy, lactating women. They can't be using any illegal drugs, and have to be free of infections. She also needs to be willing to submit to a blood test, and drink less than two ounces of alcohol a day.
The milk is sent to Austin to get processed, and then shipped across the country. Mississippi, though, is very close to building its own milk bank, which would make mother's milk even more readily available to NICU babies.
Something else to consider: For every dollar spent on donor milk, it saves $37 in NICU costs.
If you're interested in learning more about donor breast milk, or want to become a donor, contact the Mothers Milk Bank in Austin at 1-877-813-MILK.
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Dealing with the threat of bioterrorism is just one of the many issues facing emergency preparedness agencies in the post-Sept. 11 world. Researchers in Drexel University's College of Engineering are helping to answer important questions that will shape the way responders handle bioterrorism threats in the future. Most recently, research from Drexel's Department of Civil, Architectural and Environmental Engineering offered findings that will advise the timing of reoccupying a building where there has been a bioterrorism attack.
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For the past three years, Drexel University has worked to form a campus-wide coalition to eliminate hazing on its campus. Those efforts were recently rewarded when Drexel received the 2012 Zeta Tau Alpha Award for Innovation in Campus Hazing Prevention during the National Association of Student Personnel Administrators (NASPA) Conference
Drexel University received a Healthiest Employers Award by the Philadelphia Business Journal for the second year in a row. The University is the only higher education institution to receive the award.
A pair of Drexel University engineers earned recognition from the Army Research Office's (ARO) Physics Division for their promising research achievements within the first five years of receiving their doctoral degree. Dr. Steven May and Dr. James Rondinelli, assistant professors in Drexel's Department of Materials Science and Engineering in the College of Engineering, have each received a three-year Young Investigator Program award to enable new research projects in materials science and engineering.
Experts at Drexel University are available to comment for news stories about autism for Autism Awareness Month in April. Drexel recently established the A.J. Drexel Autism Institute, the nation's first autism center focused on public health science.
Bicentennial Weekend marks the official start of the Academy's yearlong celebration of its 200th anniversary. Founded in 1812, the Academy is the oldest natural history museum in the nation, a world leader in natural science research and a major cultural destination in Philadelphia.
Drexel University's Nevena Bosnic, a senior majoring in economics, was selected for the 2012 Carnegie Junior Fellows Program. This highly competitive award enables recent graduates to work for a year with a senior fellow in one of the program areas of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.
Drexel University has received a gift of $1.5 million from the Charles and Barbara Close Foundation, founded by Drexel alumnus Charles Close ('36), to help establish the A.J. Drexel Autism Institute. The Institute is the nation's first autism center focused on public health science.
After earning concurrent postseason births for the first time in the programs' history, Drexel's men's and women's basketball teams are continuing to blaze a trail through the record books. The men's team defeated Central Florida in the National Invitation Tournament to earn its first postseason victory since 1996, while the women's team downed Fairfield on the road in the Women's NIT to pick up its first postseason win in program history.
Teachers are stretching Twitter's reach to more than just 140 character quips according to a new study by The iSchool at Drexel University researchers. The study, entitled "Grassroots Professional Development: How Teachers Use Twitter" suggests that teachers are molding Twitter from its common perception as a social medium for sharing personal information and observations, to a conduit for disseminating educational resources and connecting with distant colleagues.
Music Resource Group has nominated Drexel University's student-run record label, MAD Dragon Records, for nine Independent Music Awards. MAD Dragon is part of the Music Industry program in the Antoinette Westphal College of Media Arts & Design. The group's nine nominations are the most garnered by the label, which has received 30 nominations since 2007.
The Laurence A. Baiada Center for Entrepreneurship will transition from a center of excellence within the LeBow College of Business at Drexel to a University-level institute, Drexel University President John A. Fry has announced.
Drexel students Andrew Bohinick and John Boswell will show off their culinary chops in an upcoming episode of FOX's "Kitchen Nightmares." The episode, in which Chef Gordon Ramsay transforms Zócalo Mexican restaurant, will air on March 30th at 8 p.m. EST.
Graphic design students from the Antoinette Westphal College of Media Arts & Design created the vibrant multi-color design and logo for Fleisher Art Memorial's ColorWheels mobile art studio. Fleisher will launch ColorWheels, funded by a prestigious grant from PNC Arts Alive, with a ribbon-cutting and art-making event on Saturday, March 24 at 10 a.m. outside the PNC Branch at 8th and Christian Streets in Philadelphia.
While generations of law students have sharpened their litigating skills in moot court and mock trial competitions, the Transactional LawMeet™ created by professor Karl Okamoto of the Earle Mack School of Law at Drexel University is the first of its kind anywhere that allows students of transactional law to practice their deal-making skills against their peers. The law school will host the Third Annual Transactional LawMeet™ on March 29 and 30, beginning at 1:30 p.m.
As part of its yearlong Bicentennial, the nation's oldest natural history museum announced today that it will offer behind-the-scenes tours of its world-renowned scientific collections, normally open only to researchers by appointment.
Researchers in Drexel University's Environmental Engineering Department are collaborating with American Water to apply a new test that is intended to extend the lifespan of seawater filtering membranes by predicting the growth of damaging biofilm on them. The test, called Bioluminescent Saltwater Assimilable Organic Carbon (AOC), will help to measure the amount of biodegradable organic matter in seawater and enable researchers to predict the level of biological fouling –formation of biofilm- that could occur on the filtering membrane. American Water developed the AOC test, which will also help to reduce Reverse-Osmosis (RO) membrane fouling in the water desalination process.
A robotic fish, developed in Drexel University's College of Engineering, could soon be leading the way for development of unmanned, automated marine vehicles according to researchers in the Laboratory for Biological Systems Analysis. Dr. James Tangorra, an assistant professor of mechanical engineering and mechanics, who heads the lab, is using the robotic fish model to understand the movement and sensory abilities of fish fins and attempting to translate this information into making more sophisticated marine systems for the Office of Naval Research.
In celebration of the 2012 Year of the Dragon, Drexel University will host an exhibit dedicated to the dragon. "The Iconography of the Dragon: East and West," made possible by the E. Rhodes and Leona B. Carpenter Foundation will be open to visitors from April 2 to May 11 at the University's Rincliffe Gallery on the third floor of Drexel's Main Building at 32nd and Chestnut Streets.
A powerful research and advocacy project developed at the Drexel University School of Public Health featuring the voices and photography of women who have experienced hunger and poverty first-hand, is now expanding with the opening of "Witnesses to Hunger - Boston."
As the digital world expands at an exponential rate, the need for managing and securing the immense amount of data we depend on—for national security, disaster management, health care and the health of the U.S. economy—has emerged as one of the most important challenges of the 21st century.
This challenge, known as Big Data, has prompted leading national experts to convene at The Union League in Philadelphia on Wednesday, March 7, to discuss the data issues that will significantly affect society, and what can be done to address them.
An international team of materials researchers including Drexel University's Dr. Yury Gogotsi has given the engineering world a better look at the inner functions of the electrodes of supercapacitors – the low-cost, lightweight energy storage devices used in many electronics, transportation and many other applications. In a piece published in the March 4 edition of Nature Materials, Gogotsi, and his collaborators from universities in France and England, take another step toward finding a solution to the world's demand for sustainable energy sources.
Drexel University's Office of International Programs will host a daylong conference on March 2 on the global food crises and diverse and complex relationships to food.
Six student panels will tackle the central theme of food from various different interdisciplinary perspectives. The conference will bring together students and community groups, faculty, staff and alumni to address a wide range of issues related to the topic of food.
Autumn Kietponglert, a 2007 graduate of the fashion design masters of science program in Drexel University's Antoinette Westphal College of Media Arts & Design, is among five Philadelphia-area fashion designers selected to participate in the Philadelphia Fashion Incubator at Macy's Center City.
A major new study of migration patterns has identified danger zones in the Pacific Ocean for critically endangered leatherback sea turtles. This new understanding could help inform decisions about fishing practices to help reduce further deaths of this fragile species. Drexel University's Dr. James Spotila was coordinator for the study involving collaborators worldwide.
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TUCSON, AZ – The Arizona Wildcats beat Central Arkansas 3-1 Saturday morning but after winning the opening set against 20th ranked Kansas lost the next three and the match to finish season-opening the Arizona Invitational at 2-1.
Sara McClinton, Chelsea Albers and Caroline Jarmoc combined for 49 kills to lead the No. 20 Jayhawks to a 3-1 victory (25-27, 25-15, 25-23, 25-20).
Albers also finished with 18 digs for the double-double, while Erin McNorton dished out a match-high 58 assists. The Jayhawks out-hit the Wildcats, .269 to .209 on the night.
In the morning victory, juniors Madi Kingdon and Jane Croson imposed their will on the Sugar Bears, with each of them recording double-doubles. Kingdon recorded 20 kills and 11 digs, while Croson tallied 10 kills and 19 digs.
Kansas and Central Arkansas each finished with 2-1 records in the tournament, while Morgan State went winless.
Jane Croson led the Arizona offense in the loss to Kansas with 20 kills to go along with 10 digs to record a double-double. Madi Kingdon also was in double figures as she added 12 kills and nine digs. Penina Snuka dished out 46 assists to go along with eight digs and three digs. Candace Nicholson led the Wildcats defensively with a match-high 23 digs.
Arizona will be back in action next Friday, Sept. 6 when it hosts the Arizona Desert Classic. The Wildcats will open the tournament against Butler at 7 p.m. Arizona will then face Eastern Kentucky and Utah Valley on Saturday.
Arizona Invitational All-Tournament Team
Jane Croson, Arizona
Penina Snuka, Arizona
Chelsea Albers, Kansas
Sara McClinton
Marissa Collins, Central Arkansas
Shelbee Berringer, Central Arkansas
Janelle Wilson, Morgan State
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A man and woman were arrested Thursday after leading police on a chase after they robbed a Waco bank. The two robbed The Community Bank & Trust in the 1800 block of Washington Ave. just before 11 a.m. Thursday morning.
According to police, 45 year old Carol Denise Taylor and 34 year old Joseph Trotter III worked as a team. Taylor apparently passed the teller a note threatening a weapon, but there were not weapons displayed in the robbery. The two got away and left the scene in a car.
An officer noticed a car that was linked with previous Waco bank robberies last week. That officer tried to stop the car, but the suspects led police on a short chase before stopping in the alleyway of the 1900 block of Columbus Ave.
Waco resident Aric Kinsey heard the sirens from inside his home.
"I came outside and then I see them loop around over here and I saw the police get out with a dog and one of them tells whoever it is to get on the ground," Kinsey said.
Kinsey says he never saw the suspects but heard a pop. That sound was actually officers using a stun gun on the male suspect who tried to run away.
Police arrested both Taylor and Trotter and found evidence in the car that linked them to the Community Bank & Trust robbery.
"We knew that they were involved in the bank robbery this morning and we have a strong belief they were involved in the past two Wells Fargo bank robberies but that's yet to be determined," Waco PD spokesperson Patrick Swanton said.
Those two previous Waco robberies involved a woman passing a note threatening a weapon. Swanton says they believe the man was involved in them as well.
The chase ended quickly Thursday because there were so many officers responding to the robbery call. Swanton says they were a little on edge after the previous robberies.
"When you get those we're a little jumpy on those. You can rest assured we dispatch officers to these but there are additional officers that are going that way as well," Swanton said.
There were no injuries in the robbery or chase.
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Views! Views! Views! The Bordello is at the top of a four story apartment building right in the business district of Jerome. The building was first built in 1917 as the Sullivan Apartments. It was renovated in 1983 and is a very open space.
From atop this perch you can see the whole Verde Valley, encompassing views include Sedona, Cottonwood, Clarkdale and even the San Fransico Peaks in Flagstaff.
Jerome, Arizona, once known as the wickedest town in the west, Jerome was a copper mining camp, growing from a settlement of tents to a roaring mining community. Four disastrous fires destroyed large sections of the town during its early history, resulting in the incorporation of the City of Jerome in 1899.
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This breath-taking contemporary styled apartment features a Queen size bed, Full Bath, Direct TV, 51" Flatscreen TV, WiFi, Air conditioning and a Full Kitchen. Located in the middle of the town of Jerome.
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Jerome, Arizona has become one of the leading tourist destinations in all of Arizona. While today Jerome has a busy shopping district, this was not always the case. Much of the reason Jerome has grown has been due to the people who opened unique shops and art galleries in Jerome when it was a ghost town. Today Jerome is noted not only for unique, one of a kind items, but also for merchandise offered in other locations at much higher prices.
Right in the heart of the business district this apartment is close to everything. Jerome is a great place to browse around. We have many shops, Fabulous Restaurants, galleries and also a State Park museum. There is much to do and see while visiting here, plus we are a short distance from Sedona, Clarkdale and Cottonwood.
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The Girl Scout Product Sales Program (Fall Product and Cookie Sale) is the largest girl-run business in the world. Girl Scouts around the country venture into the entrepreneurial world to learn essential business and financial skills and earn money to fund their Girl Scouting goals and improve their communities.
What Girls Think about Selling Cookies! Take a look at what girls learn by participating in the program by watching this video filmed at our 2013 Top Cookie Sellers event at the Washington National Zoo.
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Hilliard will coach the Bills' wide receivers in 2013. A 12-year NFL veteran, Hilliard coached the Redskins' wide receivers in 2012 and was an assistant wide receivers coach for the Dolphins in 2011.
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Name: Rakim Mayers
Born: October 3, 1988
Hometown: Harlem, New York
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With his father and older brother gone, Rocky turned elsewhere for inspiration: hip-hop. He started experimenting with rhymes at 8 but didn't start rapping seriously until when he was around 17. He grew up on a steady diet of UGK, Devin the Dude, the Diplomats, Bone Thugs-N-Harmony, among others.
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ASAP Rocky's style is smooth and breezy, the culmination of years and years of gorging on southern-fried raps as well as hip-hop styles from other areas. Houston, in particular, figures prominently in his sound. On any given song, you'll catch him referencing purple drank, incorporating Houston rap lingo, and drawing out his syllables. His debut mixtape, LiveLoveA$AP, carried on a long tradition of New York rappers appropriating styles from other regions. Stylistically, the tape pays homage to Ohio's Bone Thugs-N-Harmony in one breath and Houston's chopped and screwed in the next.
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One of the qualities that sets Rocky apart from his peers is that he assembled a crew of creative minds long before his major deal. That seemingly minor step increased his brand's desirability at the bidding table; Sony saw a self-sustained machine with cost-saving possibilities. Rocky assembled the A$AP Mob in 2007. It includes rappers, producers, and video directors. The crew's three main producers Clams Casino ("Wassup," "Bass," "Palace"), ASAP Ty Beats ("Purple Swag," "Peso"), and SpaceGhostPurpp ("Keep It G"), are largely responsible for cultivating ASAP Rocky's woozy soundscapes. The acronym "ASAP" is widely adopted by Rocky's posse. "Everybody in the crew got an ASAP name," he told me in our interview. The moniker stands for a variety of things, including Always Strive and Prosper. Another definition Rocky is "Assassinating Snitches and Police." Rocky's favorite definition is Acronym Symbolizing Any Purpose.
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Rocky's dedication to his crew and his art eventually paid off. Two self-released singles, "Peso" and "Purple Swag," would go on to earn some blog love and airplay. A label war ensued. In October 2011, ASAP Rocky accepted a $3 million offer ($1.7 million for his solo work + $1.3 million to fund ASAP Worldwide) from Sony subsidiary Polo Grounds, which is distributed by RCA Records. The first thing Rocky bought when he signed on the dotted line? Champagne.
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I'm building Mobile Device Manager app, so I gather all the information possible. I installed also some other similar apps. None of them show any ID that is...
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Yes, the ID is the same every time.
I'm building Mobile Device Manager app, so I gather all the information possible. I installed also some other similar apps. None of them show any ID that is...
When my WP7 phone connects to my EAS server I can see among other things it's Device ID (B5B0EA77FE982C6EB38584985E98F221). This ID does not match with anything I can get from the device via API....
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I submitted my application for signing. Everything went well, but now application is waiting for analysis for 10 minutes. Before this step was done in 10 seconds.
I s this some change that...
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David France didn't set out to make a film about the AIDS crisis. He didn't even set out to be a filmmaker. On the afternoon before the Directors Guild of America Awards—for which he was nominated for his first documentary, "How to Survive a Plague"—France told me that the project (also nominated for the documentary feature Oscar) grew out of his feeling that a crucial chapter of the history of AIDS in America had been lost. That story, he knew from personal experience, was one of activism and empowerment, one that had changed the United States forever. France wanted to bring it back.
"A note in a bottle"
An author and contributing editor for New York Magazine, France covered the science of AIDS as a young reporter living in New York City during the 80s and 90s. As the years went on and he wrote about the advances that had taken place in HIV/AIDS research, France told me that he found the generation who had not grown up during the AIDS crisis lacked a knowledge of the early days of the epidemic. The entire history of "citizen science," as he puts it—the story of how people living with AIDS educated themselves, spoke truth to power and secured the drugs that would save their lives—had been largely lost.
So France went back to look through the footage that had been shot during the formation of ACT UP, the AIDS Coalition to Unleash Power, a group of activists protesting what they perceived as a lack of competent, coordinated political action to fight AIDS. On March 24, 1987, ACT UP staged its first demonstration at Wall Street and Broadway in Lower Manhattan, criticizing a lack of access for experimental AIDS drugs and calling for a national policy to fight the disease. Seventeen ACT UP members were arrested for civil disobedience during the demonstration, shown in the first 10 minutes of "How to Survive a Plague."
At the time of ACT UP's formation, AIDS was ravaging New York's gay male population. Unchecked by any medical treatment, the disease brought with a de facto death sentence. France was the first reporter to cover the fledging organization, following its formation and growth into a powerhouse of activism. He knew the story from his own perspective, but as he reflected on it, he set out to understand it through the lens (both literal and metaphorical) of the activists themselves.
Through the process of conducting this research, France realized that the only way he could tell ACT UP's story was as a documentary: the footage itself communicated the time in a way that no journalistic retelling could. For three years, France pored over the work of 33 different videographers who had been working at the time—some of them journalists, some of them artists, and many of them activists. He combed through their footage, searching for shots of other videographers at work with their cameras in order to identify those people and attempt to contact them.
The task seemed daunting at first: "In any frame," France told me, "50-60 percent of the people in it might not have survived." But, remarkably, he succeeded to find some survivor and a library of footage for every single videographer but one, a man named Costa Hoppas whose striking, cinematic work is featured early on in the film and whom France calls "a human steady-cam."
"They knew no one else was paying attention," France told me, "and they knew that each one of them was likely to perish. What they were creating were records—of what happened, of their lives. It's like a note in a bottle. It was so that years later, we would know that people didn't quietly die. They fought like hell."
Two very different activists
"How to Survive a Plague" would be a remarkable enough film if it simply presented a deep, comprehensive look at the footage of ACT UP's activism in the 80s and 90s. But it isthe way that France frames his narrative around two of the activists in particular which makes the film richer, more nuanced and ultimately both haunting and uplifting.
NON HIV AIDS? | February 14, 2013 1:45 AM
Chapter 33 of Hillary Johnson's: Osler's Web: Inside the Labyrinth of the Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS) Epidemic is entitled "HIV-NEGATIVE AIDS."
Neenyah Ostrom's book "America's Biggest Cover-up: 50 More Things...CFS & Its Link To AIDS" cites as its #1 Thing: "Some CFS Patients May Be Non-HIV AIDS Cases."
Will CFS or AIDS ever make any progress unless we acknowledge this fact?
Published 11 times on 4 continents, my life w/ NON HIV AIDS:
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Or simply google âNON HIV AIDSâ
Doc lover | February 7, 2013 3:44 PM
Excellent piece about a moving and important documentary. ACT UP is a model of social activism.