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50 Stunning Photoshop Text Effect Tutorials
- By Andrew Gibson
- March 4th, 2009
- 215 Comments
Photoshop's text and layer tools can be used to create some really awesome effects. We've put together a list of 60 of the best tutorials we could find to help you stay up to date on the latest trends and techniques. You'll find some really cool grunge and glass styles (plus a few surprises!) and learn how some of the best designers create their unique effects.
Courtesy: LemonDesign1
Instead of listing 100 plus tutorials that you'll bookmark never to come back, we've decided to take you through the basics of typography, hopefully inspiring and then teaching you. Typography is an art just like any other. You have to feel the form, admire the curves and connect with the flow.
You may want to take a look at the following related posts:
- Useful Adobe Photoshop Techniques, Tutorials and Tools2
- Amazing Poster and Advertisment Tutorials3
- Digital Photography Photoshop Tutorials1334
- Modeling Photoshop Tutorials1355
- Vintage and Retro Photoshop Tutorials1376
Introduction to Typography
Typography is the art of arranging type, designing type, and modifying type glyphs. The arrangement of type involves the selection of typefaces, point size, line length, line spacing (leading), adjustment of space between groups of letters (tracking) and adjustment of space between pairs of letters (kerning).
Here are some resources to give you further insight:
- Brief introduction to typography7
- Five simple steps to better typography8
- More about vertical metrics for true typography lovers9
- 10 common typography mistakes10
- Web Typography: Educational Resources, Tools and Techniques11
The Wisest Mind Has Something Yet to Learn
And we, too, never stop being inspired, learning and creating:
- 21 stunning typography artworks12, from DeviantArt
- 30 inspiring type treatments13
- Breathtaking typographic posters14
- Typography is sexy15
- 70 minimalist typography examples16
How to Choose the Right Type
Guess if you can, choose if you dare. Typeface can make or break your design. Let the type speak for itself: its dimensions, curves, strength and space should define your purpose.
- On choosing type17, from iLoveTypography
- How to Choose a Typeface18
- 15 tips to choose a good text type19
- "What Font Should I Use?": Five Principles for Choosing and Using Typefaces20
- From kerning to hierarchy21: this is one resource you will surely bookmark
Resources to Live by
Finding quality fonts can be overwhelming because there are literally millions out there and finding the right one is a painful process. Here are a few resources I use to find a font for a project I am working on.
- High Quality Free Fonts For Professional Design: An Overview22
- 50 incredible fonts for professional Web and print design23
- Fonts: the skinny, thin and beautiful24
- How to create a font25
Here Come the Tutorials
Now that you understand the importance of typography, let's move on to the awesome Photoshop tutorials we were talking about. The above resources on type were pretty general, whereas these tutorials deal mainly with text effects that you could use in posters, magazines or whatever you wish. The basics of typography apply to most of the work you will do with the tutorials below.
Go Crazy with 3D
3D texture26
Create amazing 3D-textured text with Illustrator and Photoshop in this in-depth tutorial.
Create a spectacular flaming meteor effect on text28
Take typography one step further by having text falling from the sky in a burning inferno. Yes, this is the text-on-fire tutorial to end all text-on-fire tutorials. It uses a little Illustrator for the text and a lot of Photoshop to burn up the screen!
Funky 3D-style letters30
A straightforward guide to creating funky 3D-style letters.
How to create high-quality metal 3D text in Photoshop32
This tutorial shows you how to create 3D text and give it a high-quality metal look using only Photoshop.
Light and shade34
In this tutorial we are going to take some very basic principles of light and shade to make a rather impressive-looking text effect.
Create Destructive Black and White Lettering with a Dramatic Splash Effect36
Learn how to make some expressive lettering, which includes thoughts connected with a central word. You'll turn standard text into a stunning, destructive illustration, and give it a final unique look.
Chunky 3D letters38
Create big chunky 3D letters with this colorful tutorial!
Stunning 3D effects in 30 minutes40
Together, with a pinch of this and a dash of that, we'll figure out how to create this cool effect in just 30 minutes.
How to Quickly Create a Stylish Retro Text Effect42
Learn how to create a quite cool retro text effect. You will learn how to use the Perspective tool to create depth and how designers can use default gradients in unusual ways.
3D text with a touch of grunge44
A pretty detailed tutorial that shows you how to create grungy 3D text.
Design soft stylized 3D type46
Learn the basics of creating polished 3D type using Illustrator and Photoshop.
Create a 3D flowery text effect48
Create a dream-like design with 3D typograph50
This detailed tutorial shows you how to create a 3D typography-based design. All the elements revolve around the theme of dreaming.
Elements of Nature
Quick and dirty Photoshop text effects from scratch52 (six tutorials in one)
Learn how to make six different effects using just layer styles. So really, this is like six tutorials in one!
Create a spectacular grass text effect in Photoshop54
In this tutorial, you will learn how to create a rather cool-looking grass text effect.
Plastic text56
Turn text into plastic using Photoshop's layer styles.
Icy cold58
Get ready for winter: create icy cold text!
Text in stitches60
In this Photoshop tutorial, you will learn how to convert text to a path and stitch that path using a custom brush set.
Wet watercolor62
A watercolor on wet paper effect. Experiment to create different painting effects.
How to create a gold text effect in Photoshop64
Learn how to create a gold text effect. I personally love this effect, so subtle yet powerful.
Colored chrome66
Make chrome text and then color it!
Reflective liquid type68
Create liquid text, a very handy trick.
Wood inlay70
A decorative wood-inlay text effect.
Paper-craft text effect72
In this tutorial, you will learn how to create paper-craft text effects.
Dramatic text-on-fire effect in Photoshop74
Learn how to use a photograph of fire to strike text to the match. This is a beautiful tutorial, a must-see.
Grunge & Co.
How to Create a Copper Photoshop Text Effect76
This is a strong and eye-catching text effect, though relatively simple to create. You'll be using bevel and emboss styles, pattern overlays, and combining different techniques to mock-up the text into a related background.
Vanity License Plate78
In this tutorial you'll learn how to create a custom vanity license plate using a few basic Photoshop tools a piece of reference material and some creative layer stylings.
Star Wars text effect80
A step-by-step guide to creating a Star Wars text effect.
Create a trendy typographic poster design82
Using simple shapes, you can produce some great-looking contemporary designs that create a big impact on posters; another good example being the recent Trendy Geometric Lines83 tutorial.
Graffiti with Photoshop85
When you don't have the guts to pull this off in the real world, Photoshop to the rescue. Learn how to make graffiti with Photoshop.
Super-cool frilly bits typography87
In this tutorial, you will learn how to mix some vectors with letters to create a really nice design. This one is a personal favorite.
Typography wallpaper in Photoshop89
Why not design your own typographic wallpaper from now on?
Dirty grunge text91
Create dirty grunge text in Photoshop.
Learn how to make stylish floral typography.
Worn and torn95
Create worn and torn text with this easy-to-follow guide.
Grunge rubber stamp.97
Create a grunge rubber stamp effect in seven simple steps.
Distorted letters99
Learn to distort letters using Photoshop brushes with this amazingly easy tutorial.
Decorative text101
Learn how to decorate text with colorful floral patterns in this tutorial.
Light and Glass
A slick supernatural text effect103
Create a smoky night effect with text, giving it an eerie supernatural feel. It's a good exercise in using the wave distortion filter.
Smoke type in Photoshop in 10 steps105
Learn how to create a smoke typography effect by playing with some brushes and adjustment layers. It's a very easy tutorial, and you will be able to finish the whole process in 5 to 10 minutes.
Moonshine effect107
In just a few simple steps, you can add a soft, calm, easy-going moon-like text effect.
Transparent glass lettering in Photoshop109
In this tutorial, you'll use some super layer effects and a bit of magic to make a lettering style that looks transparent and stunning.
Scan-line text111
Create a style dubbed "Scan-Line Text," which is basically text that glows like bright scan lines, with a smart reflection as well. Learn how to create this amazing yet simple effect with this easy-to-follow tutorial.
Create a layered glowing text effect113
In this tutorial, we will create this effect using very basic Photoshop tools and layering effects.
Vibrant pop text effect115
In just a few moments, you can add a vibrant splash to your text that will really give your design a pop-culture flavor!
Slow-shutter effect117
Learn how to create this beautiful slow-shutter text effect.
Colorful glow119
A colorful, glowing text effect, great for integrating in designs with dark backgrounds.
Retro and Vintage
Colorful retro text121
A colorful retro text effect using both Illustrator and Photoshop.
Colorful watercolor123
Learn to make a colorful and distinctive watercolor text effect with this tutorial.
Furry text125
Create a tactile, furry text effect that looks like the real thing!
Barbed wire127
Wrap your text in barbed wire!
Light burst129
An amazing light-burst effect!
Flower text131
Create a pretty floral text effect. It looks difficult but is surprisingly easy!<!–
Further Resources
You may want to take a look at the following related round-ups:
- Digital Photography Photoshop Tutorials1334
- Beauty Retouching Photoshop Tutorials134
- Modeling Photoshop Tutorials1355
- Grunge Photoshop Tutorials136
- Vintage and Retro Photoshop Tutorials1376
- Rainbows, Glows and Light Effects With Photoshop138
You'll find even more tutorials on these websites:
- 30 Awesome Photoshop Text Tutorials139
- 30 Beautiful Photoshop Text Effect Tutorials140
PSDtuts bring us 50 creative Photoshop text-effect tutorials.
- 25 Amazing Photoshop 3D Text-Effect Tutorials141
25 amazing 3D-text Photoshop tutorials from DZineblog.
- 30 Beautiful Photoshop Text Effect Tutorials142
More text-effect tutorials from Elsterama.
Smashing eBooks
Also, you may want to take a look at some of our Smashing eBooks:
- The Smashing Graphics eBooks Bundle143 (available as PDF, EPUB, Kindle)
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Deliciously Easy Chocolate Chip Pancakes
February 24, 2012 | Posted By: Bernadette Bendik | Categorized in: Food & Dining Out
Breakfast is the most important meal of the day. It is also my favorite meal of the day! So in my household, we have breakfast morning, noon, or night. One night my boys had a hankering for pancakes. Usually I buy the pancake mix at our local discount store but I had forgotten to buy more after our last batch was gone. Well looking in our pantry it seemed as if I had the ingredients to make my own pancakes. Here is what I came up with and it went pretty well!
1/2 Cup of Sugar
2 Tsp of Baking Powder
2 Cups of Chocolate Chips
2 Cups of Buttermilk
1/4 Cup of Vegetable Oil
1 Tsp of Vanilla
2 Eggs
Directions:You want to shift together all your dry ingredients into a mixing bowl: Flour, Sugar, Baking Powder. Pre-heat your griddle or skillet that you'll use for your pancakes. Next, make a well into the mound you just created. A well is exactly as it sounds, a hole in the dry ingredients to capture your wet ingredients.
Now you want to add your wet ingredients in the well: Vegetable Oil, Vanilla, Eggs, Buttermilk. You can use regular milk if you don't have Buttermilk. Stir until all combined.
Now you can add the Chocolate Chips to the mix now if you want. I usually wait until I pour my mixture on the griddle to make sure my entire pancake is covered in Chocolate Chips.
Keep your griddle or skillet on a medium heat. Coat with cooking spray or a bit of butter. Pour out mixture onto griddle or skillet to desired size. I usually cover the batter in Chocolate Chips at this point.
Your ready to flip your pancake once the edges are brown and lots of bubbles form. I usually serve up these pancakes with a side of strawberries since its sweet enough without syrup. However you like your pancakes served, you'll keep eating these!!
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Jake Kotze does his first video in I don't know how long. This video is not narrated in Jake's inimitable style, but features a song from British pop group All Saints. Here's the synopsis:
Synchromystic video unveiling the emerging human subtle body (see Alex Grey paintings for more details). The vivified and realized, aureola, halo and chakras of the Stars.Always interesting stuff. Jake has a wonderful knack for catching the icons/triggers in our new ritualized pop culture.
Jake's partner-in-crime Steve Willner has started a new podcast called Balmy Weather, apparently a riposte to Aeolus' Stormy Weather. Steve is a very capable media wizard, so this is definitely worth keeping an eye on.
Speaking of Aeolus, he has his last post and podcast up, which I mentioned on the Satellite. I hope people are not concerned- this is a self-induced alchemical transcending, presaging a new birth after a time spent in the purifying waters of the Omniversal Mind. Neil Kramer of The Cleaver fame takes part in the ultimate Storm, and links to it on his own site.
Also, don't forget that Henrik conducted a live show with Michael Tsarion on the ancient Brotherhood network and the second part of the archived show is up now.
I've overbooked myself on a host of different projects (that will be announced in time here) but I may start an occasional podcast or videoblog in the Summer. I don't want the Secret Sun to get stale, so I may pursue something along those lines.
All you Synchromystics and Psychonauts out there, let me know what you're blogging on or reading lately in the comments sections. Don't forget to include hotlinks.


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NEW HAMPTON- New Hampton Schools Superintendent Dr. Jay Jurrens says the school board is considering a Pre-K through 8 building project. Jurrens says a Pre-K through grade 8 building would allow the district to take care of facility issues completely.
The board met last week at their regular meeting to discuss the facilities project. Board members say they would like to hold their bond election in September. Jurrens says there is much to do for the project moving forward.
The board will also consider a contract with Facilities Cost Management Group at a future meeting. The cost management group estimates a new Pre-K through 8 building costing between $19.6 to $21 million dollars.


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Blue Bomber Report Record: 6–3–0
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Toronto line: This game doesn't mean much to the Argos, who've already clinched second place and will host the East semifinal no matter what happens this week. With nothing on the line, Toronto head coach Scott Milanovich announced this week that he will let starter Ricky Ray take the week off to rest and he will give the ball instead to backup Jarious Jackson.
Hamilton line: The Ticats need two things to happen this week in order to make the playoffs -- they need to win and Edmonton needs to lose. Any other scenario and Hamilton is eliminated and Toronto will play a team from the West Division in the East semifinal.
Bottom line: Hamilton needs it more. A lot more.
STAMPEDERS (11-6) at ESKIMOS (7-10)
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Calgary line: The Stamps have nothing on the line this week, having already clinched second place in the West Division no matter what happens. But running back Jon Cornish does have something to play for -- if he rushes for at least 50 yards, he will break Normie Kwong's 56-year-old record for rushing yards in a single season by a Canadian.
Edmonton line: If Hamilton wins tonight, the Eskimos will have to win this one to make the playoffs. And even if Hamilton loses, the Esks still have something on the line -- an Edmonton win and a Saskatchewan loss this weekend would mean the Esks finish third overall in the West and play Calgary in the semifinal, while Saskatchewan would become the crossover team and play Toronto in the other semifinal. Of course, you could argue that the easier path to the Grey Cup goes through Toronto, meaning crossing over might be the better scenario this year anyway.
Bottom line: Depending on what Hamilton does, the Eskimos will either need a win to keep their season alive or a win will be of very questionable benefit to them.
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Montreal line: The Als have already clinched first place in the East Division and will start at quarterback their backup, Adrian McPherson, in place of Anthony Calvillo.
Winnipeg line: The Bombers were the first team in Canada to be eliminated from the playoffs this season and are going with third-string Alex Brink as their starting quarterback this week and will also be without both their regular tailbacks, veteran slotback, their latest strong-side linebacker, their defensive tackle etc...
Bottom line: The Bombers could at least salvage something of this season by making the final game ever to be played at Canad Inns Stadium -- no, really, this time we're serious -- a win for the home team.
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Saskatchewan line: Again -- if Edmonton wins, then Saskatchewan would need to win to finish third in the West and face Calgary in the West semifinal. Alternatively, if Edmonton wins and Saskatchewan loses, then the Riders would finish fourth in the West and cross over to play Toronto in the East semifinal. And if Edmonton loses, Saskatchewan automatically finishes third in the West no matter what they do in this game. Got all that?
B.C. line: The Lions have first place in the West all wrapped up in a neat bow, but head coach Mike Benevides will still want to get at least some reps for starting QB Travis Lulay, who's missed the last couple weeks with a sore throwing shoulder.
Bottom line: If Edmonton wins, Saskatchewan might be better off losing this game. And that might be interesting to watch.
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The Free Press has assembled a panel this season to offer their fearless predictions every week. Joining us this year are CJOB's Bob Irving, and from the Free Press, sports editor Steve Lyons, columnists Gary Lawless and Doug Brown and lead football writer Paul Wiecek.
Lyons: Toronto, Edmonton, Montreal, B.C.
Irving: Hamilton, Edmonton, Winnipeg, B.C.
Brown: Hamilton, Edmonton, Winnipeg, B.C.
Lawless: Hamilton, Edmonton, Winnipeg, B.C.
Wiecek: Hamilton, Edmonton, Montreal, B.C.
Last week (overall): Lyons 3-1 (42-26); Irving 2-2 (40-28); Brown 1-3 (37-31); Lawless 2-2 (34-34); Wiecek 1-3 (31-37)
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SOHH Whatcha Think: KimYe's Wedding Bells Ring, Chris Brown & Rihanna Reunite?, Nas' 3 Year-Old Son Parties In LA
Tuesday, Jul 24, 2012 9:35AM
Summer love is turning out to be more infectious than Bieber Fever as of late or at least in the case of Kanye West and Kim Kardashian who can't get away from more marriage hype. Then there's the inevitable reunion between ex-lovers Chris Brown and Rihanna. What better place to reunite than a country known for love? Je t'adore... And who says love has to be intimate, just take a look at how Nas recently kicked it with his son for his third birthday. All this in today's SOHH Whatcha Think.
[Editor's Note: The views expressed in this column do not necessarily reflect those of SOHH]
1. Put A Ring On It
Things continue to look heavenly between Kanye West and Kim Kardashian a.k.a. KimYe and it seems like the next step after the hand-holding, hugs, kisses and, oh yeah, expensive cars is ... marriage? That's what Radar Online is reporting:
Kanye West has asked a private jeweler to make an engagement ring for Kim Kardashian by using diamonds and rubies from his late mom Donda's personal jewelry collection, RadarOnline.com is exclusively reporting. The Gold Digger rapper is then planning to propose to the Keeping Up With The Kardashians star once her divorce from Kris Humphries is finalized. "Kanye picked out some of Donda's most expensive pieces, including some diamond earrings and a ruby ring," a source close to Kanye tells Radar. "He then gave them to a private jeweler friend to make Kim a one-of-a-kind engagement ring. (Radar Online)
Could Kanye West be trying to play catch-up to Wiz Khalifa and Amber Rose or is this just more media gossip? #SOHHWhatchaThink?
2. L'Adore
What's one of the best ways to have a secret romance? Get as far away from Los Angeles, New York City and Miami as possible! Or at least any of those TMZ cameras. In other words? Get a couple tickets out of the country. Too bad that isn't necessarily working for ex-couple Chris Brown and Rihanna. Only speculation right now, All Hip Hop Rumors has a quick rundown of their alleged reunion from over the weekend:
If you follow Rihanna on Instagram, you can see that she is having an amazing time on vacation with a gang of her girlfriends, including her omni-present BFF Melissa Forde and her publicist Jenn Rosales. Rihanna and her girls are doing it big, sailing on a 55-meter yacht in the Mediterarian Sea. After doing a little bit of Island hopping, Ri Ri pulled ashore in St.Tropaz.
Last night, Chris Brown Instagram'ed that he was on his way to France, and upon landing he was snapped by a fan with his on again/off again girlfriend, Karreuche Tran.
Breezy then instagram'ed that he was on a helicopter being piloted by rapper Ludacris. It gets even weirder when he says he is on his way to a yacht.
This is like an episode of the Twilight Zone. Chris Brown once tweeted, "this would make a good a** movie," in the midst of his Twitter war with Meek Mill and Drake - I think he is right. (All Hip Hop Rumors)
Could all of this really be happening? Is it just a matter of time before they end up leaving out of the same hotel room? Up until that nasty fight, Chris Brown and Rihanna were the top young couple in the game. Are we seeing what we think we're seeing? #SOHHWhatchaThink?
3. Like Father, Like Son
Nas is nearing his 40's and is paving a lane for his three year-old son Knight. For some reason, it seems like we haven't seen a photo of him since that nasty split between Nas and Kelis. Well, the folks over at Media Take Out got their hands on a recent photo of Nas celebrating his third birthday in Los Angeles.
New album. New birthday. New life. Life "is" good for Nas these days. #SOHHWhatchaThink?
That just about wraps it up for the day, folks. This is SOHH On The Spot and make sure to check back here for the hottest daily morning gossip from all of your favorite rumor sites!
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Enjoy Vermont's autumn colors while you can -- they disappear all too quickly, and the Green Mountains recover their namesake hue in the spring.
Nature had gone beautifully awry as I hiked a stretch of the Long Trail through southern Vermont. The mountains named for their saturation of a single hue-green-weren't that color at all. Green Mountain National Forest had exploded into flaming shades of red, orange, and yellow. It was the peak of fall foliage season, and the kaleidoscopic splendor was all that I'd hoped for.
Atop 3,936-foot Stratton Mountain, I climbed the observation tower and lingered over a 360-degree autumn panorama that took in Somerset Reservoir and Mt. Greylock to the south, the Taconic Range to the west, Mt. Ascutney to the northeast, and Mt. Monadnock to the southeast. The leg of the Long Trail I was traveling, from Arlington-West Wardsboro Road to VT 11/30, is a 16-mile hike (one way) that, aside from a few panoramic vistas, is entirely in the woods. At the height of the fall foliage season, it feels like you're walking across a painter's palette. But enjoy the autumn colors while you can-they disappear all too quickly, and the Green Mountains recover their namesake hue in spring.


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|Van Patten partners with IGE
Van Patten Industries won an order from Remington and Snap-on for new innovative products under its Inhibitor line. To meet the demand of the customers Van Patten wanted to connect with a local assembly and packaging source that could do a quality job on large volumes. Jeff Sorensen, President of Van Patten Industries, learned about a superb local resource, Illinois Growth Enterprises. Illinois Growth Enterprises Loves Park production facility employs over 200 adults with disabilities that do quality work on a timely basis. Sorensen entrepreneurship journey started when he located his business at the EIGERlab. As he customized his Inhibitor product for new customers, he learned of other businesses at the EIGERlab to support him. DnT CAD and SUPERFABlab at EIGERlab helped me develop samples to win these orders, said Sorensen.
It was great to find a local company with the capacity to deliver quality, efficient work so we could get these new Inhibitor products ready to go for Remington and Snap-on, stated Jeff Sorensen. Then I learned that Illinois Growth Enterprises production facility provides work for people with disabilities. It makes me feel good to know our company is working with such a fine organization located right here in our community. Remington and Snap-on are pleased with this partnership too.
Brian Vatter, Customer Applications Specialist with Rockford Area Ventures and the SUPERFABlab at EIGERlab outlines the process, From ideas to reality, we assist businesses in finding quick ways to develop their products. Rockford has many businesses with an excellent reputation for successfully launching new products. Jeff Sorensen at Van Patten Industries and inventor of Inhibitor products looked to us for support in efforts to expand their product line. We worked with Jeff on every step of the project and recommended looking at IGE to do the final assembly and packaging.
Partnering with Van Patten Industries is ideal for IGE too. While this job is running, it employs 20 to 30 people. Whether its these new Inhibitor products Van Patten developed for Remington and Snap-on, short run, quick turn around or on-going orders, our workforce has the skills, flexibility and expertise to get the job done, shares Lori Mills, VP of Sales and Marketing at IGE.


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South Africa's largest gay and lesbian film festival is this weekend
Africa is a long way to go to see a film at the cinema. Yet that is exactly where hundreds of British gay and lesbian film buffs are heading this weekend – plus a few straight types too! Quite literally, they will be 'Out in Africa' for South Africa's largest gay and lesbian film festival, which starts today and runs until the 1st of April.
But why go all the way to Cape Town or Johannesburg just to go to the cinema I hear you ask? For a start, the triple Oscar nominated film 'Albert Nobbs' will have its African première during the festival. Quite an accolade for a film which addresses various taboos from 19th Century Ireland including cross dressing and same sex marriage.... Glenn Close received her sixth Oscar nomination for her titular role as a woman passing as a man. Best Supporting Actress, Janet McTeer, also has a cross-dressing role.
The Festival will host three distinguished international guests. Lead actress and producer Dreya Weber will present 'A Marine Story'. The winner of sixteen major awards, the drama reminds us of the US military's "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" policy, which damaged thousands of soldiers before being overturned in September 2011.
Weber, an 'Out in Africa' favourite since her role in 'The Gymnast', is a famous aerialist and choreographer who has performed at the Grammys and the Winter Olympics. She has also performed alongside legends such as Michael Jackson, Madonna, Rihanna, Christina Aguilera and Pink.
The Swedish actor and producer Josefine Tengblad will present 'Kyss Mig' (Kiss Me), a lekker lesbofliek which was named Best Breakthrough Film by the American Film Institute last year. Tengblad worked with Lars von Trier on Dogville and Manderlay, and on the popular TV series Wallander.
Belgian director Bavo Defurne will present screenings of his film 'North Sea Texas', a coming-of-age / boy-next-door love story which was named Best Feature Début at the Montreal World Film Festival and won the Fipresci International Press Award.
South Africa's own, Fanney Tsimong, completes the line-up. A former VUKA! Raw Talent Award winner, Tsimong wrote and directed 'The Secret' (Imfhilo), a contemporary humour-filled story about a married man in denial. The Secret will play with two South African short films: 'Anders' by Werner Coetzee, and Mthokozisi Lembethe's 'Paving Forward', a short documentary about a 50-year-old dyke and her journey to acceptance.
With 'last minute' fares to South Africa at a little over £1,000, this trip to the cinema will be a journey too far for most people. BUT don't worry if you've missed this month's bash. Out in Africa switched to a new format this year which will see three mini-festivals take place in 2012. The second edition is planned for 27 July-5 August, with the third edition scheduled for 17-28 October.
Popcorn anyone?
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The best non-Pixar Disney movie since 1994's The Lion King, Tangled is an effortlessly captivating and frequently breathtaking throwback to the studio's fairy-tale-inspired films of yesteryear. It's clear right from the film's opening minutes that Tangled marks a substantial improvement over such entertaining (yet underwhelming) contemporary Disney efforts as 2004's Home on the Range, 2005's Chicken Little, and 2008's Bolt, as directors Nathan Greno and Byron Howard kick things off with a brilliantly conceived and executed sequence that immediately captures the viewer's interest.
From there, Tangled only gets better and more involving as the filmmakers effortlessly blend the old-fashioned sensibilities of classic Disney with the brisk pace and emphasis on comedy that modern audiences have come to associate with the animation genre. It's also difficult to recall a computer-generated animated film that has so successfully managed to evoke the feel of hand-drawn animation without sacrificing the eye-popping visuals that CGI has become known for, which ensures that Tangled instantly joins the ranks of such beloved animation classics as The Little Mermaid, Beauty and the Beast, and Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs.
The Story
Inspired by the Brothers Grimm fairy tale Rapunzel, Tangled unfolds in a magical realm where an evil witch named Gothel (Donna Murphy) has managed to stay eternally young thanks to a special healing plant. But after the kingdom's Queen almost dies during childbirth, the King sends out his men to retrieve the plant and uses it save the lives of both his wife and his newborn daughter, Rapunzel. This obviously doesn't sit well with Gothel, and the villainous witch, after learning that the baby now possesses the plant's healing powers, kidnaps the kid and locks her away in a hidden tower.
Years later, on the eve of Rapunzel's (Mandy Moore) 18th birthday, Gothel embarks on a three-day journey to find a gift for her "daughter." (Rapunzel has been raised to believe that not only is Gothel her mother, but that the outside world is dangerous and full of people looking to steal her hair.) It's during this time that a lovable thief named Flynn Rider (Zachary Levi) bursts into Rapunzel's life, as he attempts to escape from his various pursuers by hiding in her remote tower. Though initially suspicious of Flynn's intentions, Rapunzel eventually embarks on a whirlwind tour of the outside world with her new friend – though Gothel isn't going to let her own personal fountain of youth escape without a fight.
The Voice Cast
Rather than populate the voice cast with A-list celebrities, Greno and Howard have instead chosen to fill the various roles with performers who are best able to embody their respective characters. This is certainly true of Mandy Moore's turn as Rapunzel, as the singer-turned-actress does a phenomenal job of portraying her character's wide-eyed innocence and open-hearted personality. (And, of course, it doesn't hurt that she sings the heck out of the film's various musical numbers.) The real surprise here, however, is Zachary Levi's work as Flynn; best known for the NBC series Chuck, Levi effortlessly captures the character's transformation from a vain (yet charismatic) rogue to a compassionate love interest.
The Bottom Line
Ever since they first hit the animation scene back in 1995 with Toy Story, Pixar's various competitors – including Disney – have been working diligently to match the company's level of quality and consistency. And although DreamWorks Animation came awfully close with 2010's How to Train Your Dragon, Tangled marks the first time that a studio other than Pixar has managed to craft an animated endeavor that holds just as much appeal for adults as it does for children. And, like the best films that Pixar has to offer, Tangled often packs a far more emotional punch than anyone could have reasonably expected – with the finale, in particular, sure to provoke a tear or two in even the most stoic of viewers. It's consequently not a stretch to label Tangled an animated masterpiece that will undoubtedly be remembered in the years and decades to come, and we can only hope that this marks the beginning of a whole new phase in Disney's output.
Grade: A
Tangled was directed by Nathan Greno and Byron Howard and is rated PG for brief mild violence.
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Everywhere lineman Paul Schmidt went, winning followed. The Tucson Division AA Lineman of the Year went 18-2-1 during his time at Flowing Wells and was a first-team All-State selection and second-team All-City selection as a defensive end in 1970. Schmidt then went to Mesa Community College and won a national championship in 1973 to go along with his All-American honor. To cap off his football career, Schmidt played two seasons at Arizona, going 9-2 in both 1974 and 1975.
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And 'anchoring' the short end 'automatically' goes a very long way towards anchoring the long end with regard to risk premium.
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Draghi announced significant philosophical changes today. The key announcements were:
The adherence of governments to their commitments and the fulfilment by the EFSF/ESM of their role are necessary conditions [for some action on the ECB side]. The Governing Council, within its mandate to maintain price stability over the medium term and in observance of its independence in determining monetary policy, may undertake outright open market operations of a size adequate to reach its objective. In this context, the concerns of private investors about seniority will be addressed.
Other news was that:
Relative to levels before Draghi's London speech last week, Spanish 2y yields are 200bps lower, and 10yr yields are 50bps lower.


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2012 had some really big moments ... On the sad end of the spectrum, we learned that the Ichthus Ministries Board of Directors announced that they were closing the doors of the festival and there would be no farewell show in 2013; Norman Miller, one of the industry's most beloved managers, lost his battle to cancer; both Flyleaf's Lacey Sturm and BarlowGirl announced their retirements; Randy Travis getting arrested seemed like a regular occurrence; after a 25 year relationship, Steven Curtis Chapman left Sparrow Records; four young adults from Teen Mania Ministries lost their lives in a plane crash on the way to an Acquire the Fire event and Jason Dunn left Hawk Nelson.
The happier front gave us the news that the original Pillar line-up is reuniting. We got to smile when we heard that Francesca Battistelli's new baby had been born at home safely (and no, it wasn't a planned home birth!)
Head shaking, thank you Lord moments came from reading about Sanctus Real's bus catching on fire while the band was sleeping on it and Pastor Marvin Winans getting carjacked but not being seriously injured.
As momentous as each of these events were, they weren't the stories that you read the most. Read on to see the Popular Christian Music Stories of 2012:


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Discover how to bake in domestic and professional ovens with a range of flour types, and with both conventional and wild yeast.
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One aspect of economic research I think is especially powerful is the ability to measure or monetize the things humans clearly value but for which a market price is not necessarily apparent. This is one of the aspects of economic analysis that gives it such dominance over other social sciences.
To begin, we must first accept that the price of a good that is bought or sold reflects some measure of value. So, if someone crashes into my car, we all accept the value of the car to me can be measured by the price of a replacement. We might not agree on just exactly which replacement is appropriate, but like C.S. Lewis describing fair play, the fact the insurance company and I are arguing about the appropriate replacement price necessarily admits a replacement price is an appropriate measure of value.
The problem is that many things we value are not bought and sold, and so have no visible price. On most occasions this does not matter, but when we are confronted with policy decisions about scarce resources, the absence of a value measure increases our risk of making bad choices. Environmental issues are most commonly associated with this issue, and economists have two tools for measuring value. The first of these is the performance of psychology-like experiments or surveys. These studies have shown great promise but are very costly to perform.
The second method of assigning value is to observe the price of an item consumed along with the good in question. Take for example two identical houses in every respect, except that one is nestled in a quiet neighborhood, while the other at the end of a busy airport runway. The price difference between these two homes is a good approximation of the value of quiet or the disamenity value of noise.


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Yesterday, Judd Zugland posted on his Access Vikings blog an absolutely shoddy piece of journalism from our own former Kevin Siefert over at ESPN. The story basically reports that Jackson had a conversation with Housh and that's what sent Housh packing.
"he told them that it was all good until they brought Tarvaris Jackson into talk to him (and basically signal to him that he is their starter"
Later in the day, on the basis that the story is vaguely "interesting" he posted it a second time, saying that maybe it got lost in the "Kennedy" shuffle. First of all, what Kennedy shuffle. This wasn't exactly a Jay Cutler signing.
What do we gain by any of this? Did it need to be posted twice, as if to add emphasis? Do people imagine that Housh didn't know that Jackson was the only viable starter on our team at the point he came for his visit?
If Housh was surprised to be talking to Jackson, he's too stupid to get paid the money he wanted anyway. More importantly, posting this article twice is insulting to fans and Jackson.


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Up to 21,000 Gloucester voters are eligible to go to the polls today.
And with lively races on the ballot and a clear, dry day in the forecast, City Clerk Linda Lowe is optimistic that a fair percentage of them will show up to cast their ballots.
"I think that, because we do have multiple contests, we have good weather, and there's been an effort by various groups to get people out, I think we're going to do well," Lowe said Monday, though she stopped short of making any real turnout prediction.
"You see a lot of (campaign) signs out there," she noted. "Unless you're living under a rock, you have to know about it and know it's going on. There's been a lot of interest."
Topping that interest today is the race for mayor between three-term incumbent Carolyn Kirk and challenger Mac Bell, who have carved out different stands and approaches on a variety of issues.
But that's hardly the only race up for grabs, with a full slate of eight candidates vying for four councilor-at-large seats, nine candidates battling for the six elected seats on the School Committee, contested races in both Ward 2 and Ward 5 — and a nonbinding referendum question asking voters to pick their "preferred use" of the former Fuller School.
The referendum question — while advisory only and last in the ballot's pecking order — encompasses the far-right column, after all of the candidate races, and may pose some challenges.
In crafting the referendum, city councilors included three options: relocating all or some city offices to Fuller, developing it as a commercial site or developing it as a mixed-use property. They did not include reopening it as a school. And unlike the ballot slots for the elected offices and candidates, there is no referendum write-in line.


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Our Guide to Insects, Debbie Hadley, is a naturalist, freelance writer, and photographer. Through her workshops, she advises schools and homeowners on creating insect-friendly landscapes.
Debbie has spent 20 years as a naturalist and teacher, sharing her passion for wildlife with others. A member of the Monarch Teacher Network, she raises Monarchs in her own backyard butterfly tent. In 2004, she volunteered on an Earthwatch research project in the Pantanal wetlands of Brazil, where she collected and recorded macroinvertebrates populations. Debbie is a volunteer Master Gardener and helps identify mystery caterpillars, beetles, and ticks (which are not insects!) at the county extension office. Debbie also created a Traveling Insect Zoo to share live insects with children at schools and libraries.
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I'm excited to share my passion for insects with you. As an avid gardener and naturalist, I've learned the important role insects play in an ecosystem. The interaction between insects and plants fascinates me. Through this website, my goal is to provide information about insects and how each insect species fits into the web of life.
When I'm not feeding caterpillars or searching for springtails in my compost bin, I'm usually leading a hike or visiting a classroom to teach children about insects and other wildlife through my business, WILD Jersey.
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"Guns, Kids and Tea Teams"
Sons of Obama…
Gang bangers shoot up downtown Columbia, MO
More Freedoms falling by the wayside…Trampled by Government obsession to catch Americans doing SOMETHING illegal..Not terrorists..Americans!
The Nebraska Information Analysis Center (NIAC) has recently equated picture taking with terrorist activity, something American's have done and enjoyed for years.
Should read 'Votes to Allow More Dhimmcrap Voters!'
US Supreme Court Votes to Allow Voter Fraud
Effing stupid…So stupid and the fact that some idiots have signed it…
Armed citizens, legally armed, are taking matters into their own hands…
Oregon "Glock Block" adds new dimension to Neighborhood watch
Of course…if other neighborhoods follow this example the criminals will have little choice but to move to another state all together that abhors personal responsibility and gun rights…say coastal California.


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DEEP bantamweight champion Masakazu Imanari will face DREAM/K-1 vet Daiki "DJ.taiki" Hata in a 135-pound non-title affair at DEEP's "50th Impact" on October 24. Imanari has won four straight bouts in DEEP since being eliminated from DREAM's 2009 Featherweight Grand Prix by eventual winner Bibiano Fernandes. Hata withdrew from the same tournament with an eye injury after besting Hideo Tokoro in the opening round, but has since dropped consecutive decisions to Mitsuhiro Ishida and Kazuyuki Miyata. Photo by GBRing.
DEEP bantamweight champion Masakazu Imanari got married on Sunday in Tokyo. Photo via Hideo Tokoro.
Imanari and Aoki outside the DEEP school on Wednesday. (Barely visible in the background: Aoki's "love car.") via DREAM blog
From a new interview with Masakazu Imanari on DREAM Official: - Imanari would like to face Joe Warren or Abel Cullum in the next round of DREAM's Featherweight Grand Prix - He was happy with his win over Atsushi Yamamoto, but not his performance; he'll rest more and be healthier for the next round - Says Bibiano Fernandes looked strong in his opening match
Imanari enjoys the spoils of victory. via Sportsnavi
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Least favorite class. He goes on, even when class ends. 3 tests (open note) which means a lot of stuff is covered (keep organized). Bring a laptop/record. Write as much of what he says down. The only thing we used the book for was to help start research for our one paper. What the book says is different from what he tells us in class.
Probably the most boring class I have ever taken. I suggest using a laptop to take notes or you won't have a hand left after writing all of his notes. His tests are open notes, but that didn't make things easy at all because of the amount of info he gives you. Good luck...
This professor turned my interest in history on to full speed ahead. I now research and write surveys for National Register of Historic Places for the US National Parks
This class has the most boring lecture, he laughs at his own jokes which no one else gets. He talks a mile a minute and jumps around so much your notes are so confusing. I'm a good note taker but it makes open note tests hard when you have information in five different spots.
Wachtel knows his stuff, but his classes are pretty boring. They are 100% lecture and the tests are open note - if you can take notes you will get an A. The subjects could be made to be much more interesting if there was some give and take or just some excitement on his part. But if you don't need/expect that, then you will be fine.
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For a weekend class it was worth getting up at 6 a.m. to go listen to him and explore the st. louis area. I have taken two of his classes and plan on taking more!!!
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RAPIDES PARISH, La. - According to the Rapides Parish Homeland Security Office, the parish's highway department has closed the following roads Friday at 12 p.m. due to high water:
In addition, all following streets are now open, according to officials Friday afternoon, with the exception of the eastbound outside lane of Lee Street at the intersection of Memorial Drive:
These roadways should return to normal once the rain is out of our area.
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BIG STONE GAP — The 2013 "Gathering in the Gap" Music Festival, slated for May 25 at the Southwest Virginia Museum Historical State Park, offers an opportunity for area musicians to test their skills in a variety of musical competitions.
Performers can compete in old-time banjo and bluegrass divisions and on multiple instruments. Competition categories will include banjo, fiddle, bluegrass guitar, bluegrass mandolin, bluegrass band, and old-time band.
Two age groups will compete in all categories except bluegrass band and old-time band: 17 and under and 18 and over.
Judging criteria to score contestants will include arrangement, rhythm and timing, musicianship, technique and stage presence. Judges will look for tasteful, dynamic and entertaining performances. Scores for technique will be based on the technical competence of a contestant's fingering, bowing or picking.
Cash prizes and certificates will be presented to winners in each category with a top prize of $500 for first place in the old-time band and bluegrass band categories.
Each contestant must fill out a registration form and pay admission to the festival. There is no additional cost for the competitions.
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@evad3rs ios 6.1 ipad mini wifi only! WTF??? that is cydia, i can't do anything http://t.co/d8WiA64I—
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@planetbeing Cydia on my iPad mini comes up small and I cant type.It uses iPad keyboard and onky responds to the window http://t.co/HaXwlE0V—
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@mringwal Hi, I just bought blutol but its crash my cydia (small zoom into left top corner. iPad Mini 6.1 (jailbreak with evasi0n). thx—
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My iPad mini is Cydia shrinks down to a small window and when I try and use it it freezes !! Help? What do I do? #Cydia—
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Even though ovarian cancer kills more than 13,000 women in this country every year, the American Cancer Society website provides stories of hope. With new clinical trials and better awareness, the outlook is improving.
Because the ovaries in women are located rather deep inside the pelvis, small tumors can grow undetected. By the time the cancer has grown to a detectable size, it is often late in the course of the disease, which is why it has been referred to as "silent" killer.
Dr. Everardo Cobos said, "The death rate has been coming down and the therapies are becoming more effective. What we're lacking in ovarian cancer is the lack of a good screening test, which we don't have."
"Listening" for possible problems with your ovaries means learning to pay attention to some common, everyday symptoms, including:
Dr. Cobos said, "It may be constipation, may be gas, bloating, or a swollen stomach. And a lot of us have had those type of problems; however, they're short-lived. When they occur week after week after week, it's best to seek medical attention".
Since the vast majority of women found to have ovarian cancer at an early stage can be treated very effectively, learn to listen to your body. It might be whispering that there's a problem.
Tell your doctor about any family history of ovarian cancer, any personal history of menstrual irregularities, or pelvic surgery. While routine tests such as the Pap smear do not detect ovarian cancers, your doctor can perform more specialized studies to look into the problem.
A woman may feel a pressure in her pelvis or may develop discomfort in either her stomach or pelvis. This can be subtle, particularly at first. Some women sense that they must urinate frequently and that they can't "hold it" when the urge to urinate hits them. There may be a sense of feeling full faster than usual with meals. As fluid from an ovarian tumor starts to build, a woman might develop a sensation of abdominal bloating that she attributes to other things (what she's eaten, weight gain, etc.).
Dr. Cobos and other oncologists agree that ovarian cancer may be more "whispering" than "silent." subtle symptoms may occur that tip you off to a potential problem.
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UPDATE: Wedbush Raises PT to $56 on Pentair; Outlook Intact
Wedbush reiterated its Outperform rating on Pentair (NYSE: PNR) and raised its price target from $54.00 to $56.00.
Wedbush noted, "Synergy targets remain on track, although greater benefits to be realized in back-half of year. Though the quarter was messy, as expected, operating results were essentially in line. The $90 million goal in cost synergies appears to be on track as most of the repositioning actions have taken place in Q4. However, most of these benefits will accrue to the company in the second half, with no material benefit in Q1 as consensus anticipated."
Pentair closed at $50.71 on Tuesday.
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Josh Teater has never competed in a major, and now, after qualifying for the British and U.S. Opens in a two-week span, the 34-year-old from Kentucky will contest for both national titles -- and the PGA Championship as well.
Teater, grinding it out against one of Monday's strongest sectional qualifying fields, at Brookside Golf & Country Club and The Lakes Golf & CC, was at 10-under -- good enough to snag one of the 15 slots available at the Columbus, Ohio, site.
With players still on the courses -- including 2003 Masters winner Mike Weir -- Charley Hoffman had the clubhouse edge at 11-under. Teater shared runner-up honors, at 10-under, with fellow PGA Tour players Nicholas Thompson, David Hearn, and Robert Karlsson.
It's been an eventful couple of weeks for Teater, who bears an uncanny facial resemblance to Sergio Garcia. Already qualified for the PGA Championship later this year, he was medalist at May 20's 36-hole qualifier for the British Open after firing rounds of 64 and 69 at Gleneagles CC in Plano, Texas.
Monday, he punched his ticket to Merion with rounds of 63 and 71.
"I've done this qualifier six or seven times and never had any luck," Teater told Golf Channel's Todd Lewis after his successful day. "I was already qualified for the PGA ... and then I qualified for the British, and here I qualified for this one, so it looks like I'm going to get three this year."
Teater set high expectations for his first major tilt. He anticipated having a go at Tiger Woods, Rory McIlroy, and the other big names.
"My goal wasn't just to make it there," he said. "Just do what I can to try to be there when it comes down to the end on Sunday."
Speaking of Weir, the 963rd-ranked player in the world -- who has battled back from Tommy John surgery on his right elbow in 2011 -- was on the projected cut line at 8-under through 15 holes of his second round.
As for Kyle Stanley, who played himself inside the all-important top 60 in the world with a third-place finish at last week's Memorial Tournament, he'll have to hope the rankings remain the same when they come out on Monday. With the top 60 exempt into the Open, Stanley shot a 6-under, which was not low enough to qualify for the June tourney in Ardmore, Pa.
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Other than both golf teams (come on men--win it all in Stillwater) and some highlights by both of our basketball teams and baseball (the last Pac-10 champion) and women's gymnastics and softball and men's soccer and tennis, this has been an unsatisfying mediocre year for an athletic program that trumpets the motto, "Champions Made Here." Some programs have absolutely tanked (football).
Much has been written on this blog about why. Blame, fault, obloquy, and responsibility have been assigned, allotted, and levied on everybody from UCLA chancellors, coaches, DG, students, alumni, journalists, players, cheerleaders and that utter Morgan Center knucklehead who was quoted in that fraudulent press release who claimed the students wanted to move to some lousy seats in Pauley. (I refuse to say the name of that bureaucrat so as not to dishonor J. D. Morgan anymore than I will say Mr. Aikman's first name so as not to dishonor his parents for mistakenly selecting such an opprobrious moniker for a great Bruin.) So far, only the band has escaped an extensive written flogging.
If you use a pie chart, a slice of the blame would likely be properly assessed to a lot of the participants. You can imagine an odd looking pie chart where coaching would receive 22.396% of the blame while PAC 10 through 12 officials get 1.569% of the responsibility. Some would just slap together a pie chart with Dan Guerrero's mug on it.
But today's New York Times has a sidebar, written by columnist William C. Rhoden, on why the Mets, the U.C.L.A. football team of Major League Baseball, have sputtered over the past half decade; i.e. lost a lot of games. The lead article discusses the impending potential sale of the Mets to hedge fund manager David Einhorn. The sidebar includes Mets' management's criticism of several highly paid players' failure to get the job done. My take on the Times sidebar though is that it has more to do with much of U.C.L.A. athletics than it does with the sale of the Mets. The sidebar places the blame for the Mets' unrelenting mediocrity on the team's failure to have the spirit of one of the greatest Bruins of all time. That after the jump.
Mr. Rhoden writes:
If the Mets had a Jackie Robinson — fiery, indignant, burning with the will to win — the team would not be embroiled in a war of words over a highly paid but underperforming baseball team. If there were a Jackie Robinson on the Mets, [current owner Fred] Wilpon would not have had to call out his team — Robinson would already have done it. A leader like Robinson would not have tolerated the sort of passionless performances that have been on display at Shea and now at Citi Field during a five-year stretch of fizzles and collapses.
Alas, there is no Jackie Robinson spirit dwelling within these Mets.
The same is true in Westwood. Without Jackie Robinson's spirit, we go nowhere. With it, there is nowhere we cannot go. I am not in the locker rooms or on the practice courts or fields, but to me, some of our teams just do not have Jackie Robinson's spirit.
Go Bruins!


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