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Stacia and I disagree on the hullabaloo surrounding the cover for this month's cover of Vogue.
She gets the King Kong undertones and said it's not a battle she cares to get all up in arms about; I think the cover and the fallout encapsulates the kind of thoughtlessness about racial imagery that are endemic to so many media outlets (someone in an editorial board meeting could have assumed that this would get under people's skin, even if they didn't personally didn't see the big deal).
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Howard Kurtz Scolds CNN For Omitting Spitzer From Sex Scandal Report
As NewsBusters previously reported, CNN on Monday did a segment about recent sex scandals that conveniently ignored that of its own Eliot Spitzer.
On Sunday, "Reliable Sources" host Howard Kurtz took his network to task for this glaring omission (video follows with transcript and commentary):
HOWARD KURTZ, HOST: Just a quick hit from the "Media Monitor' this morning. It was supposed to be a look back at the major sex scandals involving politicians in recent years. But there was one glaring omission in this CNN report. Take a look.
RANDI KAYE, CNN ANCHOR: CNN's Suzanne Malveaux takes a look back at some of the scandals.
SUZANNE MALVEAUX, CNN CORRESPONDENT (voice-over): Whether it's the rumored affairs of President John F. Kennedy, or the painful story of John and Elizabeth Edwards, infidelity, lies, and the inevitable apologies.
KURTZ: Others in this hall of shame included Mark Sanford, Newt Gingrich, Bill Clinton, David Vitter, Larry Craig. But there was no mention of a New York governor who resigned in disgrace three years ago after patronizing prostitutes.
I'm sorry. If you're going to do this kind of story, you have to include Eliot Spitzer, even if he does now host a primetime CNN program. Otherwise, you are airbrushing history.
CNN says the omission was decided by an individual producer and that other reporting did make mention of the Spitzer scandal.
A check of LexisNexis transcripts did identify a number of CNN reports last week that did refer to Spitzer's scandal.
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You Tell 'Em Howie!
Submitted by Chris Norman on Mon, 05/23/2011 - 1:36am.
Okay, Howie actually made a small wave against bias this one time. However, I'm sure by next week, he'll be back to his own "airbrushing" and excuse making for liberal media bias. When it comes to fighting media bias, Kurtz wraps his fist in thick foam rubber as to not do too much damage. He's the Nerf hammer against bias.
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Very good Howard
Submitted by Boil It Down on Mon, 05/23/2011 - 2:10am.
If he can keep this up I'll be really impressed. -bidn-
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Good job
Submitted by schmittfam on Mon, 05/23/2011 - 10:56am.
Hoiward Kurtz is liberal but, I think, he at least tries to be even handed. This underscores that point. Being even handed is hard when working for liberal companies and surrounded by rabid libs. Kudos to Mr. Kurtz for at least trying.
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Kurtz is a liberal, schmittfam, yes---
Submitted by matthewdean on Mon, 05/23/2011 - 9:40pm.
and by, or because of that very standard, he does not try hard enough, often enough, or truthfully enough when it comes to outing liberal BS.
He has missed (or ignored) so many chances to do the right thing that I believe praise for him, overall, is unwarranted.
This is, of course, my opinion only; and as I tend to be pessimistic about liberals - it is not my intention to denigrate your attempt at being fair minded. Life would likely be much better indeed were we all to show a bit more of that tendency. :o)
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As part of the rollout for "Millennial Values Survey" from Public Religion Research and the Berkley Center, I sat at Georgetown University and listened to a very long list of what pollsters think makes up college-age millennials. I'm in the right age bracket, but I couldn't stop thinking about what a difference just a few years makes.
I'm part of the millennial generation, albeit at the high end of the spectrum. At 29, my attitudes and behaviors look completely different to those on the lower end. Part of it, of course, is phase of life. I'm a professional, married, with a few life experiences under my belt. Most of the respondents of the survey are in college or recently graduated—half live with their parents.
In discussing the survey results with a 23-year-old friend, we worked through both obvious and subtle differences.
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1. Archer_of_the_Forest wrote:
I am one of those people that was born right on the cusp of being a Millennial but am not really a Generation X'er either. So, in some ways, I have one foot in each generation, being not really firmly planted in either. I think I am about 3 or so years older than the author of this article. I was about to graduate college when 9/11 happened. As such, I am sometimes baffled by behavior of the younger "Millennials," and at other times completely identify with them.
I think the major issue that separates the younger Millennials from any other generation (even older Millennials) is technology. I grew up in a world without cell phones, the internet, or computers (and associated gadgets). I was largely a senior in high school before I or any of my friends had access to the internet. I remember distinctly having a conversation with my buddies in high school about whether we should get an e-mail address. The general consensus was, "Well, what the heck do we do with an e-mail address?"
I think technology is all the difference in understanding Millennials. They cannot fathom a world without cellphones, computers, and the internet. It is as integral a part of their world as oxygen is. For all other age groups, we know what life was like before all that stuff and we know it was not really bad. Yes, life is easier with all these gadgets, but we are not necessarily dependent upon them, or at least remember a time when we were not.
They are much more interconnected as a group and therefore not as independent and self-reliant. Helicopter parents are a cellphone call or text away (or closer.) Facebook is the oracle of all social knowledge. Cyberbullying is a real threat, which is a concept that people who were kids before computers cannot really get our heads around. I mean, my gut reaction is simply, "Well, turn the silly computer off. End of problem!" To be a Millennial is to be on the grid, so to speak. I think that's the key to understanding them.April 22, 8:44 am | [comment link]
2. Vatican Watcher wrote:
#1, Archer, I agree completely with your assessment. I'm only a few years behind you, I think. I graduated high school and was already in college at the turn of the millennium. Signing up for Hotmail accounts and coming up with dumb handles for email addresses was a big time-waster when I was a junior in high school.
I am one of those people who really dislikes the label 'millennial' simply because it really does nothing to describe me. I prefer 'Generation Y' myself simply because it logically follows the cultural trends of 'X' more so than the techno-generation coming of age today.April 22, 10:24 am | [comment link]
3. Jeremy Bonner wrote:
As a decade older, and thus irredeemably Generation X, I'm struck by how 9/11 was for you the defining moment, in the way that the Fall of the Berlin Wall was for my cohort. I had just entered university in 1989 and still remember the sense of euphoria that followed so closely on the tragedy of Tiananmen Square.
For Generation Y, post-Communist Europe has been an ever-present reality and it is the confrontation between militant Islam and the West that has has shaped its consciousness.
So much has happened in the quarter century since the Velvet Revolution.
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4. Teatime2 wrote:
#1 Archer, Good reflections. I can relate because I'm on the high end of Gen. X but have very little in common with the Boomers even though a few descriptions/parameters would count me as one.
What astounds me about Gen. ME is how apt they are to believe whatever they read on the Internet, even if it's from sketchy sources. When I was teaching, I spent a LOT of time on Internet sources and site evaluation with my Juniors and Seniors to make them stop and really think about what they're reading and from where it came. I gave them scavenger hunt activities and tests aimed at helping them find legitimate sources and learning how to use them. I thought it was that important.
I still do, and I think this is where the Church can both help and challenge youth. One one hand, this generation is very tech savvy but, on the other hand, they are extremely naive and are apt to be taken in by slick, beautifully packaged and professional-looking/sounding websites and other tech.
I've been running into sites, short films and the like that supposedly provide evidence that Jesus never existed. I see and hear things from the likes of Deepak Chokra that lack substance and don't make sense. There is a LOT of bad info and non-existent "evidence" out there these days that aren't reasonable or logical but they're making headway with our young people, many of whom want some of life's greatest questions and journeys packaged neatly into a couple of indie documentaries and websites. It doesn't work that way.
I really think it's up to the Church to say, "Time out, slow down, we respect your intelligence more than that. Join us for some in-depth encounters, real human discussion, and journeys shared." That's what is pathetically missing from the 21st Century experience, oftentimes.
(Jeremy, you're right. I'm remembering just how much the music reflected the new reality in Europe! There were even groups from Germany and Eastern Europe singing about the end of Communism, with a beat you could dance to, lol.)April 22, 4:24 pm | [comment link]
5. Vatican Watcher wrote:
#3, Jeremy, to whom are you speaking when you say 'you'? Just a general catch-all for Gen Y/millennials?April 22, 5:12 pm | [comment link]
6. Jeremy Bonner wrote:
Vatican Watcher,
To you and Archer, since you were the only two contributors at that point in the conversation. I didn't necessarily mean to imply that you were typical of your generation (although you may be).
I guess the sense of generational formative events (which I understand intellectually) was brought home to me four years ago when I taught a group of college age millennials and realized that Bill Clinton was for them what Jimmy Carter had been for me. And I started graduate school the year Clinton was first elected. Very unsettling.
http://catholicandreformed.blogspot.comApril 22, 10:11 pm | [comment link]
7. Formerly Marion R. wrote:
Neither of my school-aged kids, nor any of their friends, use Facebook. They say it's for old people.April 23, 10:45 am | [comment link]
8. Teatime2 wrote:
#7 Formerly Marion, hahahaha, yep, the grannies did hijack FB. Truth be told, if I find one more "isn't she cute?" baby pic from a grandma of my acquaintance, I may scream. Yes, she's cute, but we've already told you that at least a few dozen times and the kid is only a few months old! My friends who are at least a few years older than myself are firmly planted in Nana-land and FB is their herald of choice.April 23, 5:52 pm | [comment link]
9. Vatican Watcher wrote:
Jeremy, thanks for the clarification. Archer is older than I am and being born in '81 myself, I do have firm memories of Reagan, Gorbachev, and the Cold War in general along with its end. Of course, as a little nine year old, I can't say I was totally cognizant of the meaning of it all, but it still made an impression.
Personally for me, there is no one defining moment. The nineties really made an impression over all with Clinton, his presidency and never ending scandals, the Republican revolution, the culture wars (from which we all took a break after 9/11, but which have now returned with a vengeance), and of course the straw that broke the camel's back for real political discourse in this country, the 2000 presidential election. 9/11 is more a terrible climax to me than a single defining moment.April 23, 7:06 pm | [comment link]
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The bills, if Governor Jerry Brown signs them, would designate local agencies to write sustainable groundwater management plans. The local agency could be a single water district, or a coalition of water agencies and county officials, all connected to a groundwater basin. Many of these governing bodies have already been established, as a result of 2009 legislation that encouraged areas to set up a groundwater tracking program. The program was not mandatory.
"Life is strange, but I have gotten all types of opportunities since I left."
The wine is flowing, grapes are being picked and Napa Valley vineyards are open for business, but it could take most of this week before the real victims of last week's earthquake - small specialty wineries - finish tallying their damages.
The new legal framework not only empowers local control of groundwater, it sets out another requirement: When localities fail to manage their aquifers sustainably, the state can step in. Water managers in 126 of more than 500 groundwater basins - the ones designated high or medium priority - must develop groundwater-management plans by 2020 or give way to the state
Napa Valley's roughly 500 wineries still are compiling financial estimates for the quake's impact, spokeswoman Cate Conniff of the Napa Valley Vintners trade group said. The most commonly reported damage was the fallen stacks of wine barrels.
The barrels each hold the equivalent of 25 cases of wine. At some wineries and wine-storage centers after the quake, spilled wine from broken barrels pooled over workers' feet and ran under doors to puddle on streets and sidewalks.
The repercussions of the Napa earthquake may go beyond toppled barrel rooms and a disrupted tourist season. It may also affect the style and taste of the smaller winemakers' wines
more than 100 wineries have reported earthquake damage, according to Napa Valley Vintners, a local trade association. But they've maintained a low profile
A 3.2-magnitude aftershock was one of two small temblors to hit Napa Valley on Sunday, one week after a 6.0 earthquake caused widespread damage around Napa and Vallejo, according to the U.S. Geological Survey.
After they started doing the testing, they said, no, don't bolt them, the tanks will tear apart. Put them on a stand so that the tank has the capacity to roll with the earthquake. The good news was, our stacks of barrels were able to go with the roll. It looks like that didn't happen in Napa.
Due in part to a dampened outlook among restaurant operators, the National Restaurant Association's Restaurant Performance Index (RPI) registered a modest decline in July.
Bordeaux chateaux look set to ease the pain of a weather-blighted 2013 growing season by reporting a much larger harvest this year, officials have said
High-end chains such as PF Chang's and Fleming's Steakhouse are inarguably popular. But how are their wine lists? And do any have a real, live sommelier?
will make a $100,000 donation to the Napa Valley Vintners' (NVV) Community Disaster Relief Fund
Yarrow has turned his attention to print, marrying his eye for design and penchant for poetic writing into a 150-page hardcover coffee table book that celebrates the singular flavors and aromas found in wine
Tension has escalated between winemakers in Germany's Mosel region and the organisers of a major rally race after two cars crashed through vineyards on the eve of harvest
Kennewick Irrigation District worked out a few of the bugs in the new system to bring Yakima River water to prime wine grape growing land on Red Mountain near Benton City
County estimates Napa wine industry faces $48 million economic cost
The annual auction has grown almost exponentially over the last three years, after the Sonoma Valley Vintners and Growers Alliance partnered with the Sonoma County Vintners for a combined fundraising campaign that fills an entire weekend with wine and food events, culminating in the Sunday auction
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Offensive Line/Quarterbacks Coach:
Jeremy Bates came to the Denver broncos in 2006 as an offensive assistant to Offensive Coordinator Rick Dennison and coaching the offensive line. The Broncos in his first year had two RB's who posted at least 670 rushing yards with Tatum Bell (1,025 yds.) and undrafted rookie Mike Bell (677 yds.) both enjoying productive seasons. 2007 would be a very productive year for Bates as the quarterback/wide receiver coach directing two second year players in Jay Cutler and Brandon Marshall very good years. Cutler's 63.3 pass completion percentage was the 3rd best in Denver annals, and Marshall's 102 receptions for 1,325 yards were the 3rd most by a second year player. Bates became the quarterbacks coach in 2008 directing QB Jay Cutler to a stellar year as far as stats are concerned and a trip to the Pro Bowl. The graph below will give you an idea of how our quarterbacks produced last year under the guidance of Bates.
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Bates sees the writing on the wall as Josh Mcdaniels is selected to the new Head Coach position. He started looking for a way out of Dodge (Denver) right away, and on Jan 19, 2009 University of Southern California head Coach Pete Carroll hired him as their Offensive Coordinator. At 32 Jeremy still has a bright future ahead for himself. His departure from Denver and the firing of Mike Shanahan may have been the spark that set Jay Cutler's escapade off and trade to Chicago.
I like the words of dcrespo 7:
"Forget for a moment how Cutler ran himself out of Denver for a second. There was a time when a QB was either smart enough to learn the West Coast Offense or not. It was, and in many instances, and still is the offense with the most balance. To speculate that Cutler couldn't learn this offense is just a discredit to everything he had accomplished. We're better than that as fans."
"I believe had cooler heads prevailed, Cutler would have had that light go off in his head. Not the decision making, not the play calling, nor trusting his defense. That light in his head would have been "I don't have to win the game with this throw, on this down". Not just Cutler but many QBs go through this spell where they have to win the game because of the hero concept. As a reference, look at Big Ben. He's been in the league longer and still makes questionable passes but he's trying to be an elite player spoken in the same breath as P. Manning and T. Brady. I get that and by no means am I gonna hold any QB striving to be that type of player."
Just a few good words from our dearly departed disgruntled quarterback: "I think with the offensive staff we had, we were moving ahead," Cutler said. "I had just met with Mike to go over everything, talk about the things we wanted to do, make sure we were going the right way on offense."
Cutler was particularly interested to hear what the fate of current quarterbacks coach Jeremy Bates would be. Bates just finished his first year as the team's play caller on game day.
Bates also recently turned down an offer from Lane Kiffin to be the offensive coordinator at the University of Tennessee after Shanahan had extended Bates' contract for two more seasons, through 2011.
"And he had an option to go to Tennessee, and maybe that's still on the table for him," Cutler said. "But to lose all of our offensive coaches, too, that would be a big thing. Guys like Jeremy (Bates), (receivers coach Jedd) Fisch, that would be a step back for us, in my mind."
Bates' handling of Cutler kind of reminded me of someone wanting to jack up someones stats rather than help the WHOLE team succeed and win. Gun slinging from the hip doesn't get the job done, it takes a play scheme, planning and a system that will get everyone involved to win. I believe we were somewhat void of that. I for one am glad he is gone, how about you.
Meet the new Offensive Coordinator/ Quarterbacks Coach Mike McCoy.
Mike's roots go back to 1995 when he was a rookie free agent in the Broncos training camp as a quarterback. He is no stranger to Broncolandeven though he didn't make the team and spent the '95 season on the practice squad in Green bay. Mike played professional football with NFL Europe's Amsterdam Admirals in 1997 and spent one game on San Francisco's roster as its third quarterback that year. McCoy competed in training camp withPhiladelphia in 1998 before concluding his playing career with the Canadian Football League's Calgary Stampeders in 1999.
Mike McCoy was born April 2, 1972 in San Francisco, Ca and grew up in Novato near the Bay Area. Mike spent his first two years of college at the University of Long beach as a quarterback under the Legendary Head Coach George Allen, before moving on to the University of Utah where he finished out his college playing days. Mike's most memorable play in his college career came in 1994 when he threw a game-winning, 5-yard touchdown pass to wide receiver Kevin Dyson in the final minute to give Utah a 16-13 win against Arizona in the Freedom Bowl.
McCoy's coaching career began with Carolina as its offensive assistant in 2000, and he was thrust into the quarterbacks coaching role four weeks into the season. He worked closely with veteran Steve Beuerlein, helping him total 3,730 passing yards that ranked seventh in the NFL.
Mike would have a variety of roles as a coach with the Panthers. In 2001 while McCoy was the wide receivers coach, he did a good job with an injury prone corps. During this season he also helped veteran Issac Byrd to his best NFL season in his career. And also training the then rookie Steve Smithfor the future. Wide receivers Mushin Muhammad and Donald Hayes each recorded 50+catch and 500+receiving yards under McCoy's instruction that year as well.
In 2002 Fox was signed as the third head coach of the Panthers, whose previous coach George Seifert had led the team to a disastrous 1-15 record in 2001. Fox's first regular season game was a 10-7 victory over the Baltimore Ravens which ended the Panthers'15-game losing streak dating to the previous season. Fox and the Panthers posted a 7-9 record for the 2002 season (his first with the team), demonstrating a drastic improvement over the previous season. With the arrival of new head coach John Fox in 2002 McCoy saw himself go back to the job of offensive assistant. Mike would perform his duties under the demotion with the same enthusiam as he had the previous season.
With the drastic improvement in 2002 (7-9) over the previous year (1-15) HC John Fox would promote Mike to the Quarterbacks Coach for the 2003 season where he would tutor and mentor undrafted free agent QB Jake Delhomme. The season would be a huge success. The Panthers would go a surprising 11-5, to earn the #1 seed in the NFC Playoffs. They would defeat the Dallas Cowboys 29-10 in the Wild Card playoffs. The next week, in St. Louis, the game would go to double overtime and, on the first play of the second overtime, Steve Smith caught a pass by Jake Delhomme and took it 69 yards into the endzoneto put an end to the game. The Panthers came close to winning their first Super Bowl with the game tied, Adam Vinatierikicked a 41-yard field goal to give New England the lead, 32-29, with four seconds left in the game. New England would win the game and end a Cinderella type story. Mike McCoy has Super Bowl experience guiding Jake Delhomme and the Panther offense to a 11-5 regular season record. Not bad for an offensive assistant the year before.
In 2004 the Panthers would be decimated by injuries, which led them to a 1-7 record after 8 games. Despite a late season charge, they finished 7-9, narrowly missing the playoffs. During this time McCoy consistently worked with Jake Delhomme, playing a huge role in how Jake Delhomme would play his career.
2005 was another banner year for Mike McCoy and the Carolina Panthers posting a 11-5 record once again making it to the playoffs. In the Wild Card game against the Giants, the Panthers astonished the Giants with a 23-0 shut out victory at their own home field in front of 79,378 stunned fans. The next week at Soldier Field in Chicago the Panthers under quarterback Jake Delhomme would beat the Bears 29-21. In the NFC Championship game at Qwest Field in Seattle the tide would change, and the Seahawks would trounce the Panthers 34-14 never letting them ever get off the ropes offense wise. IMHO the Seattle Seahawksshould have won the Super Bowl that year. McCoy's efforts with Delhomme helped the quarterback tie for fourthin the league with 24 touchdown passes to earn his first Pro Bowl selection that season.
In 2006, Delhommeregistered a career-high 61.0 completion percentage with McCoy's instruction helping him post a 1.55 touchdown-to-interception ratio (17-11) that was the 10th best in the league. The 2006 Carolina Panthers season began with the team trying to improve on their 11-5 record and return to (at least) the NFC Championship Game like they did in 2005. They failed, going 8-8 and barely missing the playoffs. His teaching helped Delhommetotal 89 touchdown passes in the four-year period from 2003-06 that represented the fifth-highest total in the NFL.
2007 would cause a myriad of problems for Quarterbacks Coach Mike McCoy having to start 4 (Delhomme, David Carr, Matt Moore and Vinny Testaverde) different quarterbacks in a season. None of them started more than 3 games in a row and the offense suffered tremendously as a result of it.
2008 the Panthers 12-4 finish tied their best in franchise history, which occurred in the 1996 season. McCoy's instruction helped Delhomme rank fourth in the NFL in yards per pass attempt (7.9) and register his fourthcareer 3,000-yard passing effort (3,288). His passing offense featured a 1,421-yard receiving output from Smiththat was the third best in the league and resulted in the wide receiver earning a Pro Bowl berth. Our most memorable game withthe Panthers of late came with a 30-10 beating:
The Panthers completed their home schedule with a spotless 8-0 record last week, defeating the Denver Broncos 30-10. Denver scored its only points on its first two possessions of the game before Carolina pulled away, scoring the game's final 20 points to improve to 11-3 on the season.
Mike McCoy's roller coaster tenure with the Panthers illustrates his prowess of developing quarterback Jake Delhomme. The Panthers totaled three playoff appearances, two division titles, two NFC Championship Game appearances and a berthin Super Bowl XXXVIII (2003 season) during McCoy's nine years on staff. Carolina tied for second on offense in the nfc during Mike's years (2003-08) with them posting a 56-40 (.583) record. Seeing an increased role in coaching its offense in that six-year period, Mike displayed a nack of piecing together an injury prone offense that would bounce back and win time and time again. Whether Kyle Orton can (I project him to be the starting QB) flourish in McCoy's offense is yet to be seen, one can only hope. I am sure McDaniels will be a big part of that process too.
HC Josh McDaniels thinks Mike McCoy can guide this offense to the Big Show, what do you think?


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March 9, 2010
Owen Rennert, MD, guest speaker Richard G. Gorlick, MD, and Lombardi's Jeffrey Toretsky, MD
The eighth Annual Ian Peter Rennert Lectureship in Pediatric Oncology was held at Lombardi on Friday, March 5th. Richard G. Gorlick, MD, vice chair of Pediatrics and chief of Pediatric Hematology/Oncology at Children's Hospital of Montefiore Medical Center, was this year's lecturer.
This lectureship celebrates the life and honors the memory of Ian Peter Rennert, a young man who died of lymphoma during his first year at Harvard University. His parents, Owen Rennert, MD and Sandra Rennert, established this annual lectureship through a generous gift, which allows Lombardi to present an educational opportunity by featuring world-renowned experts in pediatric cancer research and treatment. Owen Rennert is the former Chair of the Department of Pediatrics at Georgetown University Hospital.
Gorlick spoke on the topic of "Osteosarcoma: Its Biology Needs to Define New Treatment" to a large group of students, scientists and clinicians from Georgetown University Medical Center and Georgetown University Hospital. Gorlick is a practicing pediatric oncologist, specializing in the treatment of children, adolescents and young adults with sarcomas. At Montefiore he leads a molecular pharmacology research laboratory focused on studying mechanisms of drug resistance and pathogenesis in osteosarcoma. The Gorlick laboratory serves as a Bone Tumor Resource Laboratory for the Children's Oncology Group (COG), a role it has served since COG began bone tumor tissue banking in 1998. The lab is also a member of the Pediatric Preclinical Testing Program, screening drugs through osteosarcoma xenografts models.Author: Allison Whitney


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Three seal pups nursed back to health by the Cornish Seal Sanctuary have been given their freedom.
The trio, Solar, Milky Way and Galaxy, were released back into the sea at Praa Sands on Tuesday morning.
The release was planned for Gunwalloe, however was moved to Praa Sands due to the weather.
It seems however that at least one of the seals, all aged around five months old, was not keen to leave, with Milky Way dragging her flippers, so to speak. However she was fine once she entered the sea.
The recent storms have had a high toil on marine wildlife, with many species dying in large numbers due to the relentless bad weather.
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I'm really blown away by Chris Guillebeau's book and website called "The Art of Non-Comformity." This guy is all about living on your own terms and not being sucked into the way society feels you should be living your life. This makes me want to shut down my computer for a few hours and take a walk in nature or make five dozen cookies, wrap them up and drive downtown and give them away. We need to enjoy life, people. Just take matters into your own hands. You can do it.
The Gift of Clarity… from Big Sister2 Jul
My birthday was last month and my big sister Marisa couldn't get up here to celebrate. She was busy getting ready for a business trip and preparing for a big trip to Puerto Rico with her family. I miss her sometimes, but I'm glad that I have an amazing group of "sisters" that I meet with once a week to talk about matters of the heart and soul.
This week we talked about the power of meditation and prayer, as well as the definition of happiness. Is happiness the same thing as joy, gratitude, authenticity? We wrote about it a bit and there was a magical consensus of sorts. Happiness is about a return to your true self, and the power of that self exists in each moment. Wherever you are.
So yesterday my father delivered a present from my sister. It's an art collage with writing created by Christine Mason Miller. It reads:
"The deepest joy exists in those rare instances of CLARITY when there is no wanting, no yearning, no clinging to some idealized life we believe exists somewhere other than exactly where we are."
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I spoke with Bernard Haisch, Ph.D. this morning on Soul Lab Radio regarding his latest book, The God Theory. Haisch is an astrophysicist, author of over 130 scientific publications, and was a scientific editor of the Astrophysical Journal for ten years. His professional positions include staff scientist at the Lockheed Martin Solar and Astrophysics Laboratory, deputy director of the Center for Extreme Ultraviolet Astrophysics at the University of California, Berkeley, and visiting scientist at the Max-Planck-Institute for Extraterrestial Physics in Garching, Germany. He was also editor-in-chief of the Journal of Scientific Exploration. Prior to his career in astrophysics, Haisch attended the Latin School of Indianapolis and the St. Meinrad Seminary as a student for the Catholic priesthood.
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Structural Shift in Demand for Food: Projections for 2020
AbstractKnowledge of demand structure and consumer behaviour is essential for a wide range of development policy questions like improvement in nutritional status, food subsidy, sectoral and macroeconomic policy analysis, etc. An analysis of food consumption patterns and how they are likely to shift with changes in income and relative price is required to assess the food security-related policy issues in the agricultural sector. [Working Paper No. 184]
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- Publisher: Konami
- Release Date: Nov 28, 2006
- Summary: Taking full advantage of the PSP system's wireless connectivity, Online Chess Kingdoms features extensive multiplayer modes including gameplay over the Internet. In addition, the game will offer comprehensive single player modes that will challenge the skills of even the most experienced players. Combining powerful 3D graphics, animated battle sequences and storytelling as well as an intense Speed Chess mode, Online Chess Kingdoms delivers the ultimate interactive chess experience. 3D or 2D Interactive chess for the PSP using an advanced chess A.I. 5 different animated chess sets to choose from, including magicians, servants of chaos, and an aquatic civilization. Infrastructure online play - play chess against other players in an online environment to see who the best players are with a player ranking system. Speed chess mode gives players a quick dose of the classic board game. [Konami]… Expand
- Developer: Konami
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- # of players: 2 Online
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Online Chess Kingdoms isn't perfect, but it's one of the best video Chess games I've played to date. While the move library isn't as diverse as, say, Chessmaster, it is still intelligent enough to put up one hell of a fight.
It plays a solid game of chess and while it doesn't really bring anything new to the party, the theming and overall presentation make it a decent and brain-taxing title. [Mar 2007, p.81]
Its Story mode and chess pieces at least give chessboard strategists something unique to look at and you can even play against others online. Chess fans will also find something of a challenge here so you will definitely want to play this game.
Online Chess Kingdoms is predictably unsuccessful in its attempts to change or enhance the timeless classic, but thankfully it does let you play classic chess online or off.
Kingdoms does offer is a new visual style to this tried and true game of wits and strategy, but as mentioned above, it's not the first time this has been done.
Newcomers to the game will enjoy better introductions elsewhere despite the handy suggest-a-move trappings, and veterans don't get any chess puzzles to tickle their fancy, but at least you won't have to worry about losing pieces in the depths of your carry-on luggage.
The stylistic, themed pieces (aquatic, chaos, etc.) all look the same unless you squint, and the lacklustre animations have no purpose other than slowing down play. [Apr 2007, p.118]


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August 2, 2012 by readytogetsweaty
You know the days when you need that extra push to get your day going, whether it be out the door to work, to the gym, to a scheduled appointment. Well today I need that extra push to hit the gym. And where exactly did I get that push from…well from Pinterest of course :)
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This class is challenging for sure. And Dr. Kalder does offer a lot of criticism. However, I really feel like I came out of that class and learned how to approach difficult problems. She is willing to look over portfolios before you hand them in. She is very honest, but I feel like it made me better at math. Definitely taking her again.
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The hardest class i have ever taken. she plays favorites a lot. what she wants in portfolios are not clear at all, and when you go to see her she acts like your portfolio is fine but then you fail it. she is not afraid to speak her mind or let you know that you are making a mistake. if possible take the other professor who teaches math 120.
If you want to be challenged and want to end the class feeling you really learned something, then you want her as a professor. If you are just paying your money for credits, look elsewhere...
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ive seen a wide range of hern personality... one moment she wants to help you succeed and the next she is too busy to talk to you... if she likes you you'll be fine otherwise watch out she picks favorites
One of the best math teachers I know. She really knows math, and knows how to share it with others.
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There have been times when I've seen her WRONG on a specific mathematical issue but she wouldn't let a student debate it. She picks her favorites in a way that is just shameless. Has mocked students in front of the class. You can pick up a lot of good teaching advice from her, though.
She's a very nice lady, good teacher & good to take for the math-ed classes because she makes math fun. I agree however w/ what other students have said, she does pick favorites, but all u need 2 do is be 1 of her favorites...just try ur best, & PARTICIPATE! She's definitely worth taking I <3 Kalder
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PLAYS FAVORITES!! watch out...she's a nice lady when she likes you. if not, she is harsher on you and can be very picky on your work. trust me, pucker up if you have her for a class.
Robin does play favorites. She promised a sub-group within the class that she would provide differentiation for us which she did not follow through with. When she disliked a student their life was hard in her class.
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The House GOP's Cunning Budget Plan
Thursday, March 26, 2009 at 9:24 am
Politico gets the early read and the early spin on the House Republicans' alternative budget plan, focusing on the spin. We don't know what's in it, but we know it's a "TV-friendly stack of budget blueprints." And while Mike Allen and Victoria McGrane get Republican leaders to talk about how many ideas they've presented, and will present, to the White House, they point out that this is a campaign gimmick.
It's a lot easier to do when all you have to do is talk about it, not pass the legislation. GOP leaders see these Obama alternatives as the starting point for a consistent party message going into next year's midterms.
The text that has been made public so far is, indeed, all about "limit[ing] the federal budget from growing faster than the family budget" and cutting taxes.
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If you spend any time at all with the history of the game, pouring over the records of past players, you will experience a curious phenomenon: Players you have never seen become vivid to you, as real and alive as Mike Trout and Bryce Harper even though they have long since retired or even died. You will become a fan of someone you never saw, that perhaps no one now living has seen play, and for whom you have no visual evidence of how they hit, ran, and fielded beyond a few grainy black and white photos and some numbers on a page. These ghosts will haunt you, because the desire to appreciate them, to see them as they were, can never be satiated.
If there is such a thing as an afterlife then it's possible that that desire is reciprocated by the ghosts themselves. Today, even the most sparsely-attended team might average close to 20,000 fans per game, but until about 30 years ago it was commonplace for the league's lesser lights to average well under 10,000, and to sometimes play before only a few hundred fans. In the days before radio and television, when a game was only witnessed by those in the park, entire careers passed almost entirely unobserved. That goes for many of the all-time greats as well. The day Lou Gehrig hit four home runs in a game against the Philadelphia A's? The reported attendance was only 5,000.
What went for them goes double for those players who spent their careers under a different kinds of shadow, their obscurity a monument to America's obsession with race. Center fielder Cristóbal Torriente was one of those players who left just enough evidence of his passing to evoke unresolvable feelings of loss in those who came later for not having seen him play. Torriente was a stocky guy with a square jaw, officially 5-foot-9 and 190 pounds. Pictures suggest a hint of Hack Wilson about him, though he was a little taller and better proportioned than Hack. Born in Cienfuegos, Cuba in 1893, he first appeared in the Cuban National League in 1912, when he was 18 years old. He played regularly until he was 34. Given that kind of career span, a major leaguer of the period might have left behind a track-record of over 10,000 plate appearances. Instead, Christobal, who was limited to the Negro Leagues because of an objection to a single genetic trait, has left us only 3,381 PAs by which we might try to imagine him.
A left-handed hitter and thrower, Torriente reportedly had good power to all fields despite his lack of stature, as well as surprisingly good speed for one of his build. Paying for Rube Foster's Chicago American Giants in the nascent Negro National League beginning in 1919, he hit, insofar as we can tell from the scant records, .331/.395/.505. According to The Biographical Encyclopedia of the Negro Leagues, in a nine-game 1920 exhibition series against white major leaguers in which Babe Ruth participated, Torriente out-hit the Bambino .378 to .345 and hit three home runs to Ruth's three. This doesn't really tell us anything definitive, certainly not that Torriente was a better player than Ruth, but it's a suggestion that he was at least competitive with the best major leaguers of his day.
Expressed on a 154-game basis, Torriente's typical season might have looked something like this:
Of course, he didn't get 154 games a year, at least not in any way they kept track of. He got as many games as he could get, anywhere he could get them, in the United States or abroad, and whether they kept a record of the proceedings or not.
In the days before Jackie Robinson broke the color line there was a grey area for Cuban-born players. If they were light-skinned enough that you could pretend that instead of black they were, say, a person of Portuguese extraction with a perpetual tan , they could play. The Washington Senators, father franchise of the Minnesota Twins, squeezed a lot of players in this way. Apparently, Torriente could have passed on this basis but for the fact that his hair gave him away. Think about that: There was a time in America where our concern about keeping baseball racially pure was so keen that we went beyond skin color, in itself ludicrous, to ruling a fellow in or out of acceptable society based on the degree of crimp in his hair.
This is not at all surprising -- our long obsession with miscegenation, with labeling mulattoes and quadroons and octoroons, is a staple of both history and fiction (in stories such as Show Boat, Pinky, and Imitation of Life) -- but is so reminiscent of paranoid racialist societies like Nazi Germany that, no matter how familiar one is with the fact of it, it still difficult to accept that such perversities were once part of the mainstream of American life.
Both before and after integration, Cuba gave the major leagues many great players: Reds right-hander Dolf Luque (check out his great 1923), the multi-dimensional gamer Minnie Minoso (who should be in the Hall of Fame), the cigar-chomping artiste of the mound Luis Tiant (ditto), Tony Oliva, and Tony Perez among them. More recently, Cuban-born players such as Orlando Hernandez, Aroldis Chapman, Jose Iglesias, Yoenis Cespedes, Jose Fernandez, and Yasiel Puig have made their mark on these shores. But we could have had so much more -- Martin Dihigo, Jose Mendez, Pablo "Champion" Mesa, Alejandro Oms, and uncountable others whose names we will never know and whose amazing performances not even the dedicated few hundred fans who came to watch the dead-end Browns play the destitute Red Sox on any given day in 1927 got to see.
Torriente liked to drink, made a habit of seeing the city lights wink out at dawn, and so his career came to an earlier end than it might have had he been more temperate. He was elected to the Hall of Fame in 2006, which is a good gesture insofar as the completeness of the museum is concerned but one that came far too late for Torriente to acknowledge; he had passed away of some combination of tuberculosis and alcoholism in 1938, just a handful of years after his enforced retirement.
On Thursday, the Chicago White Sox signed Cuban defector Jose Abreu, a power-hitting first baseman, to a six-year, $68 million contract. Looking at his picture, I do not know whether he would have qualified under the old Cuban exception or, like Torriente he would have been excluded. I do not care to verse myself in the kind of thinking necessary to make such an evaluation, alien as it is to reason, fairness, and human decency. I leave that judgment to you, though I hope you won't care enough to make it.
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Living in Kentucky under the pseudonym Waylon Jennings prior to coming to Iowa City could've thrown AIRBHG off of Mika'il McCall's scent long enough to keep him healthy for a few more games as a Hawk. He then tallies games where he accumulates a few hundred yards scores a handful of times.....presto - he has now gotten a taste of success at Iowa and sticks around.
One running back in recent memory escaped AIRBHG's grasp and had monumental success: Shonn Greene. This model will also be based off of the prowess of Greene, and there are a couple other features added in to further help our cursed bunch of running backs. Regular training sessions with Purdue running back guru, Frank Duong. Greene used the Boilermaker defensive back as a textbook example of how to directly confront a defender. In addition to working with Duong, during the off-season our running backs will be employed by various home furnishing companies from around the country. We don't need to worry about an NCAA violation here, because they will be working under their assumed name, and not their real name that would appear on a scholarship.
Obviously, this is not a fool proof plan. After all, we are dealing with an omnipresent super-being. He is eventually going to realize the fake identities of Iowa running backs and do what he chooses to them. What if Jordan Canzeri had been living in anonymity this last off season as Iowa pre-law student Jessica Dominguez, from Santa Fe, New Mexico?
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RESIDENTS are being to have their say on a project that will shape the future of one of Trafford's historic centres.
People are being asked to air their views on the council's draft Altrincham Strategy which aims to create 'one of the best market towns.' The strategy involves a number of proposals, including the redevelopment of the Market area to include an events space and the Altair scheme, which will include a new ice rink and restaurants and cafes.
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January 23, 2011 at 6:23 pm |
Myers from Fox reports that cutler doesn't know when he hurt his knee. It was when he took the field and got hit the first time and realized he wasn't playing the Seahawks.
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January 23, 2011 at 6:25 pm |
oh, Trav, I like you!!! very good! Yeah, the hit he took was so memorable, I mean it took him completely out of the game… must've concussed his brain at the same time. Maybe his brain is IN his knee.
Third string QB… now that's saying something. Maybe they still have Jimmy MC on speed dial.
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A FORMER school teacher has turned to baking on a personal quest to create more products for people with food allergies
Rhys Thomas, 34, taught design technology, which included cooking, at West Monmouth School in Pontypool for five years.
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CATEGORIES MoviesThe strange saga of Lindsay Lohan has apparently taken another twist, though maybe one that isn't all that surprising. TMZ reports that Lohan has allegedly accepted a deal with Playboy that would pay her close to $1 million to pose nude in the magazine's pages.
Per the gossip site, the deal between Lohan and Playboy has been in the works for "months," in part because the controversial star balked at the initial offer of $750,000. She wanted $1 million to appear, and while Playboy apparently didn't hit that mark, the offer was close enough for her to accept.
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This wouldn't actually be the first time Lohan posed nude in print. She appeared partially naked in the Feb. 18, 2008 edition of New York Magazine, in a spread that reenacted the famed Marilyn Monroe photo series "The Last Sitting" by Bert Stern. Stern also took the pictures of Lohan.
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News today that Sam Zell, new owner of the Tribune, plans to sell the team and the park in the first half of 2008. They need to sell assets to help pay down debt as advertising revenue and circulation declines. This is a little earlier than some had expected, given that the company hasn't even given bidders the team's financial details yet.
Most interestingly, the Sun-Times reports that "Zell is looking at selling Wrigley Field and surrounding real estate separately from the team itself."
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The 13th Commercial Court of Appeal recently affirmed the decision of the Commercial Court of St. Petersburg in Russia's leading P2P case ruling that the social network vKontakte, a Facebook lookalike, is liable for copyright infringement.
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Achilles threw us a few curveballs this week...and I struck out again. I'm a terrible guesser. Anyway, here were the questions:
1. How many QB's will attempt a pass for USC? 1
2. Cal/Oregon game...who will cover the spread (Cal -5)? Oregon...by a freaking landslide
3. Stanford/Washington game...over or under 54.5? Under
The only top performer this week was Nars. Good work...most people got burned by Cal.
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