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INDIANAPOLIS _ Ron Rivera's first season with the Panthers featured an exciting, big-play offense, a record-setting rookie quarterback and a turnaround that saw the Panthers jump from the league's worst offense to a top-10 unit.
The only thing wrong with the picture: Rivera is a coach with a defensive background.
After injuries and inconsistent play doomed the Panthers to one of the worst defensive seasons in team history, Rivera vowed to be more hands-on with the defense during his second year in Charlotte.
"Now that I've gone through the first season and understand what's expected of me, I think I can help a little bit more on the defensive side," Rivera said Thursday at the NFL scouting combine at Lucas Oil Stadium.
"One thing you learn and adjust to is really what's needed or what's called upon for a head coach to do in terms of his duties. That was a little bit different for me, obviously, and I can be involved more with that side of the ball."
Rivera, a former Chicago Bears linebacker whose entire assistant coaching career was on defense, can only do so much if the Panthers don't get some reinforcements.
The Panthers hope starting linebackers Jon Beason (Achilles surgery) and Thomas Davis (a third ACL surgery on his right knee) come back healthy (Davis also will require a restructured contract). They're also anxious to get a look at defensive tackle Ron Edwards, who tore his triceps at the first training camp practice after signing as a free agent.
The Panthers are expected to use their first-round draft pick on a defensive player. Most analysts predict they will take a defensive tackle, but cornerback is another priority for a team that ranked 28th in total defense and yielded the most points, yards and passing yards in the franchise's 17-year history.
Asked which defensive positions were the biggest needs, Rivera said: "We need help pretty much all over."
Rivera thought coordinator Sean McDermott did a nice job piecing together his defense despite the early losses of Edwards, Beason and Davis, and the injuries to defensive tackles Sione Fua and Terrell McClain that ended the rookies' seasons in Week 14.
An improved run defense helped the Panthers win four of their final six games. But a meltdown in a 45-17 loss to New Orleans in Week 17 _ in which the Panthers allowed a franchise-record 617 yards _ epitomized the defensive shortcomings when facing a premiere offense.
"Without a doubt, it was frustrating as a defensive coach to see us struggle at times," Rivera said. "The thing I like to point out is how we played the last six games. I thought defensively we did things we were capable of. I think once guys got a feel for who we are and what we're trying to become as a (defense), I thought they played very well. A lot of these young guys played that we didn't expect to play last season."
Among the surprises was linebacker Jordan Senn and a number of young defensive linemen. End Thomas Keiser, who began the year on the practice squad, finished with four sacks in eight games, and tackles Andre Neblett and Frank Kearse showed flashes after Fua and McClain went down.
While many draft experts have the Panthers taking Louisiana State defensive tackle Michael Brockers in the first round _ the Panthers will pick eighth or ninth pending upon the result of this morning's coin flip with Miami _ they also could look at a cornerback such as Alabama's Dre Kirkpatrick or North Alabama's Janoris Jenkins, who was dismissed from Florida's team.
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With "Contraband" hitting theaters this weekend, Mark Wahlberg is out doing the rounds with the press, and he's game for talking about anything. And to his credit, he's got a lot to talk about. The actor has a laundry list of projects in the works at any given moment. And one that has been moving in fits and starts for the past little while is "Cocaine Cowboys," but according to Wahlberg, it could be lensing as early as this summer and not only that, a pretty big name is already looking for a role.
Based on Billy Corben's 2006 documentary of the same name, "Cocaine Cowboys" centers on notorious '70s drug dealer Jon Roberts who moved from New York, where he was involved in gangland takeovers of the city's nightclubs, to Miami where he was set up with a powerful drug cartel. 'Cowboys' was previously a project that Leonardo DiCaprio and director Peter Berg had been attached to, and Wahlberg began circling in 2008. The last we heard was nearly a year ago when David O. Russell said he might be directing it. But as Wahlberg and Russell are now on the outs -- the actor told us he is looking for a new director for "The Fighter" sequel -- that won't be happening, but the movie is moving.
Talking on the "Sway in the Morning" Sirius radio show today (via MTV), Wahlberg revealed, "We're waiting on the script. It's going to be sooner rather than later. We're going to shoot that in Miami, hopefully in the summer or the fall." But that's not all.
One of the big roles to be cast in the movie is that of Grisela Blanco, a prominent crime family matriarch integral to the Miami scene of the time and it already has one name going after it. "It's one of those characters that will go down in history. Jennifer Lopez is chasing that [role] like crazy," Wahlberg revealed. "It's the role — if I could play Griselda, I would. That's Academy Award [bait] right there."
Why is it award bait? Apparently the part will require some serious uglying up of whoever takes it on (just take a look at the image above of Griselda from the original documentary), and it will certainly be a major gear shift for Jenny from the block. But as for who will direct, that question is up in the air. Same goes for who is writing the script, which last we heard was getting a pass by "Generation Kill" writer Evan Wright. But that was a while ago, and there's no word on who's been tinkering on it since. Update: ComingSoon reports that Peter Berg ("Friday Night Lights") is now writing the lastest draft.
But with a shoot date looming, it seems to be coming together. Will Lopez get the lead? That will probably depend on if she decides to do another round on "American Idol," but either way looks like "Cocaine Cowboys" is saddling up.
bella woodwent | November 16, 2013 9:36 AM
what are they going to do about Jlo awful nasal voice
randall hogue | April 13, 2013 11:53 AM
Is this project dead?
Christian | January 11, 2012 6:12 AM
CONFIRMED: Peter Berg is back rewriting Cocaine Cowboys: "Wahlberg certainly has explored a lot of different aspects of the world of crime, and for years, he had been developing a dramatic feature based on Billy Corben's documentary Cocaine Cowboys, which looked at how cocaine became a huge commodity in Miami during the '70s. He was going to do that movie with director Peter Berg but earlier this year, rumors began circulating that Wahlberg might do the movie with his long-time collaborator David O. Russell after the success of The Fighter, but Berg seems to be back in the mix, as we were told he's taking another pass at the script. "We've already had two drafts of the script. Pete Berg is now writing the last draft. I actually just read some pages of it yesterday; it's coming out really good, so we're excited about it. We're doing a story about Jon Roberts and Mickey (Munday) and develop that as a film." (At one point, there was a plan to do a cable show based on the material as well, but in the movie, Wahlberg would be playing Roberts.)" http://www.comingsoon.net/news/movienews.php?id=85728
QU347 | January 11, 2012 12:50 AM
I would rather have Rosie Perez as Griselda but that' just me b/c she already has an Oscar nom
Christian | January 10, 2012 6:34 PM
Awesome, I was beginning to get worried that the film wasn't happening! The documentary is insane! I love how Mark Wahlberg is SO dedicated to the projects he produces himself. He is really a passionate filmmaker. But who the hell could direct Mickey Munday (the role Leonardo DiCaprio was attached to play)?
eloise | January 10, 2012 6:29 PM
She better give up Idol, this could be great for her, I don't think that I've liked any of her films since Out of sight (except maybe An unfinished life with Redford) and I'll admit she was really good in El cantante too bad the movie was crap.
I think that I read somewhere that Peter Berg is back in the director chair for that film and he's the one rewriting the script.


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Temperance is simply a disposition of the mind which binds the passion.Thomas Aquinas More
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It is not what he had, or even what he does which expresses the worth of a man, but what he is.Henri-Frédéric Amiel More
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Be thou incapable of change in that which is right, and men will rely upon thee. Establish unto thyself principles of action; and see that thou ever act according to them. First know that thy principles are just, and then be thouAkhenaten More
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Honor is the inner garment of the Soul; the first thing put on by it with the flesh, and the last it layeth down at its separation from it.Akhenaten More
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The superior man will watch over himself when he is alone. He examines his heart that there may be nothing wrong there, and that he may have no cause of dissatisfaction with himself.
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When we see men of a contrary character, we should turn inwards and examine ourselves.
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Characters do not change. Opinions alter, but characters are only developed.Benjamin Disraeli More
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Character is to man what carbon is to steel.Napoleon Hill More
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Character in a saint means the disposition of Jesus Christ persistently manifested.Oswald Chambers More
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Show me the man you honor, and I will know what kind of a man you are. It shows me what your ideal of manhood is, and what kind of a man you long to be.Thomas Carlyle More
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All men are alike in their lower natures; it is in their higher characters that they differ.Christian Nevell Bovee More
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As a man thinks in his heart, so is he. -- Proverbs 23:7
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Wealth stays with us a little moment if at all: only our characters are steadfast, not our gold.Euripides More
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The final forming of a person's character lies in their own hands.Anne Frank More
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Our character is basically a composite of our habits. Because they are consistent, often unconcious patterns, they constantly, daily, express our characterStephen Covey More
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For character too is a process and an unfolding... among our valued friends is there not someone or other who is a little too self confident and disdainful; whose distinguished mind is a little spotted with commonness; who is a little pinched here and protuberant there with native prejudices; or whose better energies are liable to lapse down the wrong channel under the influence of transient solicitations?George Eliot More
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Character is the result of a system of stereotyped principals.David Hume More
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---- — SALEM — A Middleton man who drove off a cliff while trying to get away after a robbery at the Salem Walmart last May will be moving to another part of town next month.
Michael Burke, 41, of 20 Webb St., Middleton, will spend at least 18 months in Middleton Jail when he is sentenced next week.
On May 19, Burke went into the Walmart garden department on Highland Avenue, then strode to the front of the line, shouldered a cashier out of the way and reached into the open register, grabbing a handful of cash, prosecutor Michael Patten told a Salem Superior Court judge yesterday.
Burke then ran to a pickup truck and sped off. A "be on the lookout" alert was put out, and police converged on the area, looking for the balding man in the orange shirt.
A Lynn police officer saw the pickup heading back into Salem, and police tried to pull him over.
But Burke continued on, driving up busy Highland Avenue, passing cars, sideswiping one of them, before turning onto Greenway Road, near Salem Hospital.
At one point, he struck a parked car. Then, Salem police Sgt. Peter Gifford angled a marked SUV across the road, trying to block Burke from exiting back onto Highland Avenue.
Instead, Burke crashed into the SUV and continued on.
He crossed Highland Avenue, onto Almeda Street, a dead end, Patten said. As officers closed in, Burke tried to back up, then pulled forward, driving through someone's backyard, damaging their grass, some flowers and a canoe, before going off a high embankment.
At that point, he bailed out of his damaged truck and tried to run away but was quickly caught, Patten said.
After his arrest, police found three small bags of cocaine and a bag of heroin. They also found cash on Burke and in the truck.
Burke pleaded guilty to charges of unarmed robbery; three counts of leaving the scene of a property-damage accident; assault and battery with a dangerous weapon (the truck, which he used to ram Gifford's police vehicle); malicious destruction of property; possession of cocaine and heroin; and driving to endanger.
Judge David Lowy said he intends to impose a 21/2-year jail term, with 18 months to be served and the balance suspended for a period of time, when he sentences Burke on Thursday, April 4.
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WASHINGTON -- Jayson Werth's groin was sore enough Tuesday for manager Davey Johnson to pull him in the ninth inning, but neither believes the injury to be serious.
The Nationals' right fielder suffered a mild strain fielding Ian Kennedy's single in the fifth inning, but he remained in the game and had two more at-bats in the 2-0 loss to the D-backs. Both Werth and Johnson said they will see how the right fielder feels before Wednesday's game before making any decisions.
"It's really mild. I don't think it's going to be a big deal," Werth said. "Whether Davey wants to play me tomorrow or not, I don't know. You get dinged up and that's part of it, but I don't think it's anything that should keep me out too long."
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KNOXVILLE (WATE) - Sex Week is aimed at spreading knowledge to University of Tennessee students about sexual culture, anatomy and feeling comfortable in your own body. But one group has set up shop to provide another option.
"What we believe is if you're going to have a Sex Week on campus, then let's cover everything even down to sexual purity, sexual integrity, abstinence education," said Director Lisa Hardin of the Hope Resource Center.
Hope's bus provides several free services, including STD testing. Several students had already taken advantage of those services Monday morning.
The group says its presence isn't a protest, but a chance for well-trained nurses to inform students about the choice of abstinence.
"It's kind of like you have competition with CVS and Walgreens," said Hardin. "We also thought it was important to bring that alternative message to the students here at the University of Tennessee."
Kaley Hollingsworth is an intern at Hope and a UT student. She says the response from her friends and classmates has been a positive one and the best part has been clearing up any misconceptions about what the center does.
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Bodmin Town's big FA Vase tie postponed by FA with snow forecast
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Bodmin Town's FA Carlsberg Vase fourth round tie at home to Northern League Ashington on Saturday has been postponed.
This follows talks on Thursday afternoon between officials of the Northumberland club and the Football Association in view of a forecast of heavy snow in most parts of England on Friday.
Ashington, based 15 miles north of Newcastle-on-Tyne, requested that the match be postponed. They were due to set off on their 450-mile journey to Cornwall on Friday morning and were concerned that they would face a hazardous trip if the forecast was accurate.
Bodmin reported to the FA on Thursday morning that their Priory Park pitch was playable, which left the FA to decide whether to agree to Ashington's plea for a postponement.
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Bodmin secretary Nick Giles said: "It is disappointing news because we have worked hard to get everything ready and as it stands our pitch is playable.
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The tie has been rearranged for Saturday week, January 26 (3pm), which means Bodmin's scheduled Carlsberg South West Peninsula League premier division match away to Saltash United has been postponed.


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Let me just get this out of the way now:
No, I haven't watched Bull Durham.
Nor have I watched The Natural or Eight Men Out, or the HBO drama '61.
This list of baseball films is relatively incomplete. I know this. It still won't stop me from making a list of what I feel, are the best baseball movies that I have seen, and ones that to me, stand out and remind me why I'm still in love with the game. Plus, it's a nice way to make sure Gaslamp Ball doesn't turn into a ghost town during the off season, so here's my incomplete (or rough draft) list of the five best baseball films that I've seen so far.
5. 42 (2013) - I know this one's new, but it's also the first film based on Jackie Robinson since the 1950 film, The Jackie Robinson Story, and of all the films on this short list, It's probably the most flawed. There are moments in the biopic that feel generic, where writer-director Brian Helgeland (L.A. Confidential) decides to play it safe and avoid an even thornier discussion about the issue of race and racism in American society, and we're only getting a glimpse into the man who would later on go into the Hall of Fame in 1962 and become a cultural icon in baseball and in American history. The way the movie is told, it's as if by the end of Robinson's rookie season with the Brooklyn Dodgers in 1947, he had won the respect, and admiration of fans and critics alike and that the man didn't encounter bigotry in the stands and on the field, because i'm sure his skin color was still an issue going foreword thought his entire career. What stands out here is how the man had to endure the racial slurs, the taunts from the irate, bigoted fans, a divided locker room, and the bubbling urge to lose his cool and answer his critics through force, and still prove his worth to the game. Chadwick Boseman is excellent, capturing the conflict within Robinson, along with being fun to watch as he steals bases left and right.
4. Major League (1989) - Do I even need to explain why for this one?! Much like The Hangover, The 40 Year-Old Virgin, Ghostbusters, and other great funny movies, the comedic rapport between Charlie Sheen, Tom Berenger, Corbin Bermsen, Dennis Haysbert and the rest of the cast is infectious, to the point where you're wheezing because you're laughing so hard. The ridiculousness of the plot - the bereaved former Showgirl assembles a ragtag group of has-beens, unstable players and prima donnas to blow a season in order to move the Indians to Miami - only adds to the hilarity, even more-so when her plan backfires and this team of true misfits starts to win more games and gets the fans back into the ballpark. You can't help but love these guys, and their quirks.
3. Moneyball (2011) - Here's an analogy: Moneyball is a movie mostly about baseball as 2010's The Social Network was a film about Facebook, which is another way of saying that it's not. Director Bennett Miller (Capote) and screenwriters Steve Zallian (who won the Adapted Screenplay Oscar for Schindler's List in '94) and Aaron Sorkin (NBC's The West Wing and Oscar winner for Adapted Screenplay for TSN in 2011) aren't interested in telling a routine inspirational sports drama about how the Oakland Athletics shocked the baseball world in 2002 and won the AL West division, despite losing free agents Jason GIambi, Johnny Damon and Jason Isringhausen in free agency to larger-market teams (the Yankees, Red Sox and Cardinals respectively). This is about how A's manager Billy Beane (Brad Pitt) and his assistant Peter Brand (Jonah Hill) ignored the traditional way of scouting players and building a clubhouse, much to the displeasure of almost everyone on the inside, including the team's manager Art Howe (Phillip Seymore Hoffman), used a new analytical method of getting players that could manufacture runs and get on-base, and still came out on top while doing it. It's also the first time I've seen a baseball film actually take us behind the scenes and get to the heart of a ballclub: the scouting, the trades and dealing with players and clubhouse insides who think Beane's nuts to even try going against tradition. I especially love the cinematography, which was shot by Wally Pfister: the quieter moments where Beane is either walking the grounds or siting in the stands alone capture the feeling of carry an enormous burden, both as leading the franchise to where it needs to go, and remembering his own failings as an up-and-comer former five-tool player playing for the Mets. When they do get to the baseball scenes, it's really well captured; the joy of winning a game and the anguish of losing one.
2. The Rookie (2002) - The quintessential underdog story, period. Jim Morris, at the age of 35, is signed to a minor-league deal and is called up by the Tampa Bay Devil Rays in September. What happens during the journey is at the heart of this baseball drama, and is the key word throughout this whole film: heart. Dennis Quaid gives one of my favorite performances by the actor as Morris, who is given one last shot to live out his dream of playing in the Major League.
1. Field of Dreams (1989) - This goes without saying, or much explanation for that matter. But here are a few things I can say about this film: I love how the filmmaker, writer-director Phil Alden Robinson used baseball as backdrop to explore themes of broken dreams, regret, and the thread which bounded the characters together, the love of the game. I loved the ending, where Ray (Kevin Costner) gets his own wish and gets to toss the ball with his old man in a scene that would make even the manliest dude squirt a few tears. I loved how they trotted out historical figures like Shoeless Joe Jackson (a wonderful Ray Liotta), Archibald "Moonlight" Graham (Burt Lancaster, in his final role before his death in 1994) and others to explore their own regrets and have their dreams realized. Field of Dreams isn't afraid to tackle dashed dreams and it isn't afraid to let the dreams of it's characters take flight. To quote Professor Dumbledore, " In dreams, we enter a world that is entirely our own. Let us swim in the deepest ocean or glide over the highest cloud."
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A week after a fire rips through downtown Prophetstown, destroying several businesses, apartments, and the Prophetstown Historical Society Museum, the historical society has been working every day to salvage what they can from their building.
Though much of it was believed to be lost, firefighters were able to save several historical items from the burned building before it was demolished.
Several fans sit drying out hundreds of photos and paintings from Prophetstown's history, some over a century old.
"We were very surprised we could salvage anything out of the building because watching it burn, I wouldn't have thought we could save anything," Prophetstown Historical Society President Janet Goodell says.
The group says they were able to fill about ten truckloads and a livestock trailer full of items, thanks to local firefighters.
"Our firefighters are tremendous, we couldn't say enough about them," Goodell says, "They went into the building that night and we got many many truckloads."
Now the long process begins, saving old bank books, original Native American paintings, class photos from the late 1800s, and more.
"All these photographs you see here, we had to take them all out of their albums, all out of their picture frames, lay them out to dry through a special process," Goodell says.
"There are no more of those anywhere, just things that pertain to Prophetstown that are one of a kind, they have no monetary value but that's very important to us," she says.
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Weaving past into present, filmmakers Banker White (Sierra Leone's Refugee All Stars) and Anna Fitch immerse the audience in the daily life of White's mother, Pam. Her Alzheimer's threatens to wipe out the memory of her own mother, Marian, a celebrated artist who died of the same disease. Beautifully edited, The Genius of Marian retraces both women's lives to paint a complex and powerful contemporary portrait of motherhood, chronic illness and legacy.
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Firefighters in Morgan County battled a house fire in Somerville early Thursday morning.
Flames engulfed a home on the intersection of Lando Cain Road and East Byrd Road around 3:15 a.m.
The man who was in the house said he woke up to smoke inside his home. He ran outside, saw additional smoke, and called 911.
Somerville's volunteer fire department responded and called in extra units to help them put the fire out.
Hartselle Fire and volunteer fire departments in Priceville, Oden Ridge and Florette assisted.
Firefighters used water from two different hydrants, one of which was a quarter-mile from the house.
They stayed at the scene for about three hours but returned sometime after 7 a.m. upon reports of the fire rekindling.
There were no injuries.
The home is destroyed and the cause remains under investigation.
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Wars have played a fundamental part in modern German history. Although infrequent, conflicts involving German states have usually been extensive and often catastrophic, constituting turning-points for Europe as a whole. The Napoleonic wars, or 'wars of liberation', the wars of unification, the First World War, and the Second World War decisively altered the distribution of power and relations between states on the Continent, and affected the construction and stability of a series of German regimes. This book explores how such conflicts were experienced by soldiers and civilians during wartime, and how they were subsequently imagined and understood during peacetime, from Clausewitz and Kleist to Jünger and Adorno. Without such an understanding, it is difficult to make sense of the dramatic shifts characterising the politics of Germany and Europe over the past two centuries. This study argues that the ease – or reluctance – with which Germans went to war, and the far-reaching consequences of such wars on domestic politics, were related to long-term transformations in contemporaries' conceptualisation of conflict. The book is the first of two volumes - the other is entitled The Violence of War: Germany, 1914-1968 - and will be published by Oxford University Press in 2014.
b) Birth of a Nation: Germany, 1848-1888
This is a three-volume project examining the role of revolutionary, liberal nationalism in the formation and consolidation of a German nation-state. The study argues that many of the principal elements of national debate in Germany derived from the practical political and constitutional questions faced by liberals during and after the revolution of 1848-49. A surprising number of liberal proposals were incorporated into the defining political structure of the Kaiserreich, which in turn had significant consequences for the debates and institutions of the Weimar Republic. By viewing nationalism as a form of politics, the volumes aim to question historians' emphasis on a supposedly late unification of Germany 'from above', the weakness of political parties and liberalism, and the existence of a flawed system of government. The volumes are designed to be self-contained and will be published separately:
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This is a project funded by the British Academy. It examines German ideas of the west and the western powers during the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. The first part of the study - on changing images of a western political axis and common western civilization - is based on popular books, journals, cartoons, paintings and films which refer to the west or, collectively, to the western states. The second part - on the extent and significance of the idea of the west in Germany - uses press, radio and newsreel reportage of Britain, France and the United States in their own right in order to find out whether such individual reports coincided with broader depictions of the west as a whole. From these sources, it is also possible to determine whether different parties favoured competing images of the western powers. The overall aim of this research is to investigate transformations of political and cultural identity in Germany during an era of changing means of communication, new types of government, shifting alliances and a destructive world war.


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And I thought that many SEO experts were leaning towards keeping silent about their expertise! (Remember my post on silence being the key?) Well, if I were to judge by the actions of Boris Veldhuijzen van Zanten, I would say that there are SEO experts out there who would like nothing more than to help people out in their quest to learn more about SEO techniques.
He came up with a plug-in for WordPress that would display SEO tips. The whole idea stemmed from the default plug-in "Hello Dolly." I am sure WordPress users know about this – every time you log in to your WordPress account, you will see random phrases from the lyrics of the song "Hello Dolly." Van Zanten decided to play around with it and have it display SEO tips instead – much more useful, I should say.
So how did he come up with the SEO tips? He sent out an appeal to everyone to send in their SEO tips and, according to him, within 30 minutes, he was able to receive hundreds of SEO tips from other SEO experts! Talk about selfless sharing here, huh? These contributors even went as far as to help Van Zanten collect and fine tune the submitted tips. Now, with the plug-in anyone can view the tips anytime they want on their very own blog.
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When did first base become such a mystical defensive position? Back in the day, it seemed like any corner outfielder could come in and play first. All you have to do is catch the ball and step on the bag, right? Heck, even guys who played third base or even catcher could slide over and handle first. Let's look at some guys who have played 1B for the Pirates. Let's start in 1972...and move through to 2012.
Willie Stargell, Bob Robertson, Vic Davalillo, Al Oliver, Ed Kirkpatrick, Dave Parker, Bill Robinson, Jim Fergosi, Ken Macha, Bobby Tolan, Doe Boylard, John Milner, Manny Sanguillen, (1980) Kurt Bevacqua, Bill Madlock, Jason Thompson, Gary Alexander, Willie Montanez, Richie Hebner, Eddie Vargas, Brian Harper, Lee Mazzilli, Gene Tenace, Benny Distefano, Jim Morrison, Bill Almon, Sid Bream, Tony Pena, Bobby Bonilla, Mike Diaz, Darnell Coles, Andy Van Slyke, Orestes Destrade, Dave Hostetler, Randy Milligan, Ken Oberkfell, Gary Redus, Jeff King, Glenn Wilson, (1990) Carmelo Martinez, Lloyd McClendon, Orlando Merced, Tom Prince, Gary Varsho, John Wehner, Kevin Young, Rich Aude, Tom Foley, Ben Shelton, Brian Hunter, Lance Parrish, Mark Johnson, Freddy Garcia, Keith Osik, Mark Smith, Dale Sveum, Eddie Williams, Tim Laker, Doug Strange, Brant Brown, (2000) Mike Benjamin, Ivan Cruz, Alex Hernandez, Alex Ramirez, John Vander Wal, Andy Barkett, Adam Hyzdu, Rob Mackowiak, Craig Wilson, Carlos Rivera, Randall Simon, Matt Stairs, Daryle Ward, Brad Eldred, Ty Wigginton, Sean Casey, Ryan Doumit, Jose Hernandez, Xavier Nady, Joe Randa, Adam LaRoche, Steve Pearce, Josh Phelps, Chris Gomez, Doug Mientkiewicz, Eric Hinske, Garrett Jones, (2010) John Bowker, Jeff Clement, Bobby Crosby, Andy LaRoche, Lyle Overbay, Brandon Wood, Derrek Lee and we can probably add Casey McGehee and Nick Evans to the list this year.
There it is, 40 years of guys who have played 1B for the Pittsburgh Pirates. Of those, only Stargell, Robertson, Thompson and maybe Kevin Young stand out as regulars. It just amazes me that in the 70s and 80s we could take a guy like Willie Stargell or a John Milner and make them play 1B. Heck we did it with Lee Mazzilli and Gary Redus in the 80s, but about midway through the 90s, suddenly the vast majority of the 1B time was given to guys who were brought up and groomed to be first basemen. Now suddenly, "We can't use Jones at first base, he's a butcher at first." Or when we see a guy like say...Josh Willingahm on the market we think, "No, we can use him at first base." Really? Why not? We won division titles with Orlando Merced at 1B in the 90s? And I'm not really talking about the offensive production. I know Merced and Bonds, Bonilla, Van Slyke and great pitching around him. I get that things change, but I guess I just don't get the concern over working with a guy to learn the position.
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Joe Louis Barrow, the legendary "Brown Bomber," was born in LaFayette in 1914. He's considered by many the greatest heavyweight champ of all-time, with a 68-3 record and winning with 54 knockouts.
"He'd stand flat-footed and box. He didn't run around. He knocked people out. That's what he did," said Arthur Shealey, Louis' third cousin.
It was here at age nine, just before he moved to Detroit, when Louis' family first noticed he had a gift. He was trying to milk a cow when it suddenly kicked him off his stool.
"He jumped up and hit the cow in the side with his fists and broke three of the cow's ribs. That's when they kind of knew he was unusual for the strength," Shealey said.
In an effort to keep his memory alive, Shealey is working to turn Louis' birthplace into a historical landmark.
"He was a great fighter, and I would just like to see Chambers County honor him and give him the recognition he deserves," said Shealey.
County leaders hope to begin that process by placing a larger-than-life statue of Louis on the courthouse grounds.
"The spot I'm standing on has been set aside in the entry plaza for the statue of Joe Louis, and now we're in the fund raising stage," said Calvin Milford, Chambers County district judge.
April 12, 2006, marks the 25th anniversary of Louis' death. He died from a heart attack in Las Vegas in 1981. The statue will cost $50,000, and donations are being accepted.
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KNOXVILLE (WATE) - Some shoppers say they are excited about the retail chain Urban Outfitters coming to downtown Knoxville, but one business owner says the incentives given to the developer are unfair.
The store will be located in the Arnstein building by Market Square. It's expected to open in spring 2013.
Hannah Williams can't wait to start shopping at Urban Outfitters, which sells men's and women's clothing, household products, furniture, electronics and gifts.
"It's a great store that offers a lot of different things. You have furniture and clothing, fun different things, and I think it's going to be a great addition to the downtown area," Hannah Williams said.
City officials say Arnstein Partners will be given a $250,000 incentive. The reasons are to restore the historic Arnstein building and attract a retailer.
The incentive comes from a forgivable loan. Federal dollars are used from the Urban Development Action Grant.
"It goes to the restoration of the overall building, but it is predicated upon recruiting and maintaining this catalytic retailer," said David Dewhirst, a developer with Arnstein Partners.
Dewhirst says Urban Outfitters met this requirement by being a store popular and powerful enough to bring a substantial amount of new business to the area.
"They judge downtown Knoxville to be worthy of investment. Then a lot of smaller retailers will want to be near them and the traffic they create," Dewhirst said.
But Scott West, whose family owns three stores on Market Square, says incentives should be used to help local businesses and keep the character of downtown.
"I don't have a problem with anybody being here that wants to pay their own way," West said. "I just have a problem with me or those like me, taxpayers, paying the way for a billion dollar company to locate to a location that could have been inhabited by Disc Exchange."
Disc Exchange has gone from two locations to just one, which is in South Knoxville. It was the site of a cash mob in March to boost business due to the impact of the Henley Bridge construction project.
One shop manager on the square and some customers say Urban Outfitters will bring even more people to the area and not take business or character away from Market Square.
However, West said it's really hard for local businesses to be successful, especially at the start. He says there are a lot of risks, and he wishes more incentives were available for small businesses.
Urban Outfitters will add 56 jobs to the area.
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By Debra Cassens Weiss
Trans-Atlantic mergers between law firms appear to be all the rage.
The latest firms said to be in merger talks are Mayer Brown and U.K.-based law firm Simmons & Simmons.
Management teams from the law firms held merger talks last week "in a secret off-site location," the Lawyer reports. Simmons partners were informed of the "preliminary discussions" in an e-mail on Thursday evening, Legal Week says.
A merged firm would have 2,400 lawyers in the United States, Europe, the Middle East and Asia, the Lawyer says. A merger, however, could lead to "a slew of departures," the publication says, relying on an unnamed source.
News of the merger talks comes after the merger of Hogan & Hartson and Lovells, and approval of a merger between Sonnenschein Nath & Rosenthal and Denton Wilde Sapte.
Tony Williams of Jomati Consultants told the Lawyer that the latest merger discussions are "a continuation of a trend we've seen over the past nine months, and it puts pressure on other firms to seriously look at their options."
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BELTON, Texas (AP) - A Central Texas man has been indicted in the fatal shooting of a Killeen police officer in an incident that left three other officers wounded.
A Bell County grand jury on Wednesday indicted Marvin Louis Guy of Killeen on a capital murder charge in the death of Officer Charles "Chuck" Dinwiddie.
Dinwiddie and three fellow officers were shot May 9 while serving a drug-related warrant at Guy's apartment. Dinwiddie died two days later at a hospital.
Guy, who remains in custody, initially was charged with three counts of attempted capital murder over injuries suffered by three Killeen officers.
Prosecutors have said they awaited the results of lab tests on evidence before charging Guy with the slaying of Dinwiddie.
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Coleen Rooney Oversized Cable Knit Jumper
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Galloway: Ofcom is the wrong body to oversee press
The Bradford West MP George Galloway says having Ofcom oversee a self-regulatory body for the press is completely wrong. But the Bradford West MP who had his phone hacked by the News of the World, has welcomed most of the key proposals in the Leveson Report.
"It's a very clever report, trying to bridge the two demands of freedom for the press and some regulatory backup to rule on its excesses," Galloway said. "He is suggesting an independent, self regulatory body which would be overseen by Ofcom. And that's where I part company with him.
– George Galloway MP, Respect Bradford West
Ofcom is entirely the wrong body for this job, it's proscriptive, narrow and conservative. I've had first-hand experience of it. It is not a body which welcomes thrusting, inquiring, investigative journalism. Ofcom would be the deadening hand on the press.'
Galloway added: "Leveson's criticism of the police, particularly the Met police, for its cosy, often corrupt, relationship with the Murdoch press is spot on. Thousands of people whose phones were hacked, including me, would never have known about it had there not been a second more robust inquiry."


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