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Ryan Murray of the Everett Silvertips, who is widely expected to be a top 5 pick in the upcoming NHL Entry Draft, seems to have received an invitation from Hockey Canada to play at the World Championships. As far as I can tell, this was first reported by Dean Millard of the Pipeline Show radio show in Edmonton with the following tweet:
We have confirmed that Ryan Murray has been approached by Hockey Canada to play in the World Championship.Should be announced tomorrow.#iihf— The Pipeline Show (@ThePipelineShow) April 15, 2012
Murray's been discussed at length around these parts as a possible #2 draft selection. Since the Oilers won the lottery though, this news about Murray seems to have fallen by the wayside.
I'm no World Championship historian, but a draft eligible 18-year-old defenseman playing for Canada in the World Championships sounds like the sort of thing that might be unprecedented, especially in this era. Other defenseman who have accepted invitations currently include Jay Bouwmeester, Dion Phaneuf, P.K. Subban and Marc Methot. Say what you want about Methot and what a suckfest the Columbus Blue Jackets are, but the rest is pretty good company.
One of the big knocks on Murray was that he's likely at least two or three years away from contributing at the NHL level. However, Ryan Murray being invited to the tournament, especially with so many NHL alternatives - Travis Hamonic and Tyler Myers among young players, Robyn Regehr, Mark Giordano, Josh Gorges, Francois Beauchemin, Eric Brewer, Stephane Robidas, Sheldon Souray and Nick Schultz among veterans, and Kris Letang, Dan Hamhuis and Kevin Bieksa all on the brink of elimination from the playoffs - is no small feat. With so many NHL-proven alternatives for Murray's roster spot, is his invitation evidence to the contrary? Is Murray more NHL-ready than we think?
We can't forget who's captaining this ship either though. Kevin Lowe is Team Canada's General Manager for the World Championships. Lowe is also the Edmonton Oilers' President of Hockey Operations and the Oilers, of course, have the top selection in the upcoming draft. While Nail Yakupov is the consensus top pick, Murray could go second overall and there's been talk of the Oilers trading down since they sorely need defensive help. Did Lowe invite Murray not because he earned it over NHLers, but for an audition? With so many NHL-proven defenceman who could play instead of Murray, was Murray invited so that Lowe would have an opportunity to watch him play against NHL-level competition? I haven't looked up the exact wording, but I'd venture to guess that Lowe's mandate as GM for this tournament is likely something along the lines of being "responsible for putting together the strongest team of players and coaches possible in order to give Canada the best chance to win". Does Ryan Murray give Canada the best chance to win at the World Championships? And if Murray is not yet ready to play NHL-level competition, did Kevin Lowe blatantly disregard his Hockey Canada mandate for personal and/or professional gain?
As always, I look forward to your thoughts in the comments.
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Multi-Millionaire Alan Grayson Twice Calls The 99% 'Sheep'
For a guy Al Sharpton introduced as a "warrior for the 99%," Alan Grayson's got a weird way of showing it.
One of the richest members of Congress--till his constituents showed him the door in 2010--on Sharpton's MSNBC show this evening liberal Dem Grayson twice described the 99% as "sheep." Video after the jump.
Watch this trial lawyer who went on to become president of a Fortune 100 firm condescend to the people for whom he's supposedly a "warrior."
AL SHARPTON: Joining me now, two fellow warriors for the 99%: Van Jones, President of "Rebuild The Dream," and former congressman Alan Grayson, Democrat from Florida . . . Congressman Grayson, what will move congress? I've been down to Occupy Wall Street. We had our marches, as I said last month, people are still mobilizing. What will make the congress change, as we saw in the past?
ALAN GRAYSON: Think about what brought us the civil rights movement. We had a million people show up at the Washington Monument and demand their rights. We're going to need the same thing right now, but now it's not just one race. It's all Americans, it's the 99%, all of us who just can't take anymore. The sheep are looking up, and they're going to demand that congress listens
. . .
Now real people, real middle-class people in need, people that are suffering, people that are experiencing the misery of having their Social Security taken away, their Medicare taken away, losing their pensions, their jobs, their homes. The sheep are going to look up, and they're going to take over.
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Even a Blind Pig Gets an Acorn, Occasionally
Submitted by Blonde on Thu, 11/17/2011 - 9:59pm.
And the uber-idiot Grayson rooted out a lovely acorn today.
Sweet, dumb, stoopid sheep.
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Oh Mark, liberal psychiatric patients say things like...
Submitted by drsamherman on Thu, 11/17/2011 - 10:12pm.
..."sheeple" when referring to conservatives or those who simply do not openly espouse a progressive political bent. I hear it all of the time from them as they continue their diatribe throughout my encounters with them. Of course, they believe they are being quite clever, but it hardly takes intelligence to be as cynically depressed and dissociated as they present. Probably a good 60% or more of my major depressive disorder and bipolar disorder (types I and II) patients openly espouse a progressive or leftist political philosophy, and I have yet to figure out why they would think I really care which way they vote. Rather puzzling at times.
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Just indicative of elitism at multiple levels in liberals.
Submitted by drsamherman on Thu, 11/17/2011 - 10:20pm.
It is a repetition mantra of "liberals are smart, conservatives are dumb" falsehood which underpins the entire American leftist delusion of superiority and grandeur. Clinically speaking, "sheep" or "sheeple" is indicative of the type of language which supports such wonderful diagnoses on the personality axis as narcissism, attention-seeking and other cluster B symptoms that render liberalism the most self-centered and difficult population. In effect, Grayson is bungling a rather difficult political tactic. It is never a good idea to tell the voters they are too stupid to recognize how good you are for them, even though the media tried an all-out offensive using this to try to maintain the Democrat majority.
It's a psychiatry "been there-done that" observation. Just still never ceases to amaze me that any person would stoop to such naked narcissism in a broadcast.
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Yes, Mark!
Submitted by Blonde on Fri, 11/18/2011 - 12:23am.
(You caught me, BTW...I didn't listen to the video until you asked me to).
But, wittle Awwen Gwayson did say "SHEEP", twice....apparently about his own peeps.
Don't even get me started about The Rev. My Ebonics translator issy doomboo (busted).
I feel like posting a Doors video..."Strange Days".
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I thought Gwayson was a repazentative from Florida?
Submitted by Newsbubba on Fri, 11/18/2011 - 2:38pm.
Where is this "Flaada" dat duh Rev is talkin' bout, yo?
Grayson is being quite honest by referring to this bunch of morons as "sheep" because that's what the democrats use them for, so they can keep fleecing them year after year.
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He needs sub-tylas
Submitted by Blonde on Fri, 11/18/2011 - 2:43pm.
Like Corrine Brown, Go Gata!
[Edit...ooops, I already posted that, I thought it was a, you know, passing thought and I didn't get it done. Sorry]
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Since he cashed in on the lawsuit lottery as a trial attorney...
Submitted by drsamherman on Thu, 11/17/2011 - 10:02pm.
...he is the last one who has any reason to identify with the mythical 99%. He IS the embodiment of the 1%, and by calling people sheep he is coming off like an elitist pseudointellectual liberal pig--but we knew that about him already.
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Obviously Al needs to take a class in warrior selection
Submitted by Dave. on Thu, 11/17/2011 - 10:19pm.
...as he clearly blew it here.
Vote for the American in November
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Submitted by vcb-tn on Thu, 11/17/2011 - 11:56pm.
...and that's what i'm talking about, our sheeple (democrats/liberals/aws-ers), uhhh. i mean our people(democrats/liberals/aws-ers), sorry about that folks...., ah hehe, they just go where we steer 'em. yea i know that might not smell so great1?, but they vote for me. and we are gonna rule the country and the world along with the muslims, who might want to kill "us" all!. but why, we stand with them 99 percent.!
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Ok this is pretty priceless.
Submitted by kata on Fri, 11/18/2011 - 12:09am.
These guys would be the warrior elite sheep, apparently.
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I think "sheep" is sarcastic.
Submitted by motherbelt on Fri, 11/18/2011 - 9:08am.
I can't stand Alan Grayson but I think he is using "sheep" sarcastically.
As in Wall Street sees these people as sheep, but the "sheep" are going to rise up and take over.
He's still a hypocrite though: just another liberal millionaire who talks about "the rich" as if he's not one of them; it's "those people over there."
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If he'd contexted the comment
Submitted by kata on Fri, 11/18/2011 - 10:42am.
previously by saying they'd been called sheep I'd have thought the same thing. I read the transcript and didn't find any previous references.
So I looked back to previous OWS related interviews with Grayson and found he did reference the OWS as "cattle" in the context of "The cattle are saying we are not going to be cattle any longer, stop prodding us." So, the herd animal comparisons aren't unprecedented. Best case scenario I think its possible he mis-spoke. I still find it humorous.
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Ladies and gentlemen
Submitted by TempusFugit on Fri, 11/18/2011 - 10:42am.
May I present Alan Grayson's Animal Farm
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I listened to it again, Mark
Submitted by Blonde on Fri, 11/18/2011 - 12:40pm.
I think the Reverend Al needs sub-tylas, a la Corrine Brown. (You Gators know what's coming).
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Institute for Studies In American Music
Inside This Issue:
Calypso by Stephen Stuemple
Johanna Beyer by Melissa J. de Graaf
Exploring Roots Music: Review by Charles K. Wolfe
Cage and Carter DVDs: Review by Anton Vishio
Intersection of Gender and Modernism in the Music
of Johanna Beyer
The New York Composers' Forum,
founded in 1935 under the auspices of the Federal Music Project, was a series
of new music concerts showcasing a vast array of composers, among them Aaron
Copland, Amy Beach, Virgil Thomson, and Ruth Crawford. The Forum
allows us a glimpse of the inner workings of American modernism, by virtue of
fully transcribed discussion periods between composers and audiences after
the weekly concerts. This treasure
trove of archival documents, located at the National Archives in
Beyer operated within a modernist musical world dominated by men and ruled by masculinist ideology. Charles Ives was perhaps the most notorious, believing, "Music has always been an emasculated art—at least too much—say 88 2/3%."2 Critic Paul Rosenfeld commented that Edward MacDowell, a somewhat traditional composer, "minces and simpers, maidenly and ruffled. He is nothing if not a daughter of the American Revolution."3
Far from being isolated examples, these comments reflect a large-scale masculinist ideology of modernism and creativity. Masculinity had long been viewed as the ultimate and only creative force. Men were defined as creators, while women were procreators, limited to imitating or inspiring. Women who did aspire to artistic creation were perceived as masculine, lesbian, or pseudo-males. With the rise of modernism came a preoccupation with virility; hypermasculinity and male sexuality became equated with modernist creative force. Many modernists perceived a feminization of music and culture, which they believed needed to be attacked and eradicated.4
In order to fit into this complicated web of
modernism, misogyny, and gender, Beyer struggled with two intersecting, often
contradictory identities, negotiating a place for herself within her musical
circle as a woman and a modernist. She
defined her modernist identity by choices in teachers, associates, and
musical style. Around 1928 she began
studying with Charles Seeger, Ruth Crawford, and Dane Rudhyar and in 1934
took Henry Cowell's percussion class at the
Beyer's early works (1930–1936), show an
affinity to the dissonant counterpoint style of Seeger, Crawford, and Cowell.5 Several
works in particular appear to have been influenced by Crawford's
String Quartet 1931 and Piano Study in Mixed Accents. These include the retrograde first movement
of Beyer's Suite for Clarinet 1 (1932 K7) and the second movement of
her String Quartet
Potentially in conflict with her identity as a modernist was her identity as a woman. While her sex put her at an obvious disadvantage as a modernist, her gender, as distinct from her sex, was something she could construct, manipulate, and perform. She negotiated a place for her gendered self through her appearance, language, and behavior. In the photograph used for the Forum program, she presents a stark, severe, what some might call unfeminine physical appearance. She does not look demurely down, as other women in the Forum do in their pictures. Instead, her strong gaze accentuates the sharp lines of her neck and shoulders and the severity of her pulled back hair. Those who knew her, including Cage, Sidney Cowell, Lou Harrison, and Otto Luening, describe her as having been "tall, angular, awkward, and self-conscious."6 The language of her responses in the Forum was efficient, cutting, quick, and lacking emotion—characteristics often associated with the rational and masculine.
While these qualities may have helped her to be taken seriously by her modernist male counterparts, she did not rely on a purely masculinized musical identity when interacting with lay audiences. She carefully navigated a path between the genders through which she identified musically as masculine, but retained certain traditionally feminine characteristics and behaviors, such as her responses to attacks. After one particularly rude comment, she simply bowed graciously. She never lost her temper or displayed impatience with the audience the way many men did, always maintaining a feminine decorum and politeness.
Anti-modernist reactions involving gender, while overlooked in the scholarship, are wonderfully rendered in the Composers' Forum transcripts. Discussions at Beyer's concerts reveal three basic types of comments from the audience: anti-modernist comments, anti-female modernist comments, and heart versus brain comments. While many modernists in the Forum were criticized for their unpleasant, dissonant style of composing, none was attacked as harshly as Beyer. At her first concert in May of 1936, her music was described as chaotic and weird, containing "pathological sounds and noises." At her second Forum concert in 1937, her use of elbows and fists was considered "very unusual, but not appreciated here."
Of course, male modernists were not exempt from such criticism, either. The audience at Norman Cazden's Forum found his String Quartet "painful to listen to" and "a waste of time."7 But none of the men in the Forum had to face attacks based on their gender. Underlying gender tensions rose to the surface in this question: "Miss Beyer, you seem to have gone your male preceptors one better in search for strange and ineffective tonal combinations. Have you consciously adopted Rudyard Kipling's statement, 'The female of the species is deadlier than the male' as a guiding principle in your composition?"
The intersection of gender and modernism can be found most frequently in conversations concerning heart versus brain music. Audiences were fascinated by this idea, and frequently criticized modernist composers for their tendency toward intellectualism. One listener commented on Edwin Gerschefski's "clouds of meaningless dissonances," asking, "are your developments inspired by arithmetical plans or a beauty of spirit?"8 At Beyer's 1937 concert, her apparent lack of feeling and emotion disturbed the audience's assumptions about gender. One listener wondered whether Beyer's works were "mere brain children" or whether they "emanate[d] from the heart."9 Another audience member questioned whether Beyer had ever been in love, implying that such emotion was impossible for a woman who wrote such unfeeling music.
The heart versus brain concept
dominated musical discourse outside the Forum as well. The language in music
appreciation textbooks of the 1920s and 1930s is striking in its frequent
opposition of heart and brain, depicting modernist music as pure
intellect. New York Times
critic Olin Downes, a regular attendee at Composers' Forum concerts,
frequently wrestled with this dichotomy,
employing overtly gendered language.
For instance, he associated Schoenberg's music with declining
virility, refering to the composer's attempts to "make his music
potent and articulate while every day its 'complexes' multiply
and its potency declines."10
While anti-modernists believed modernist composers had become emasculated, pro-modernists such as Rosenfeld and Adorno felt that modernism was the very masculine force needed to combat feminized musical culture. Rosenfeld harshly denounced American musical culture and its "spiritual destitution," which artists could evade "only at the exorbitant price of self-emasculation and incompleteness."12 Both pro- and anti-modernists used emasculation, with its obvious anti-female implications, as a tool for criticism and attack.
Beyer's most interesting responses refer to
these heart vs. brain comments. While
many listeners dichotomized feminine and masculine qualities, Beyer
identified as both modernist and woman, seeking a balance between feminine
and masculine, heart and brain.
Charles Seeger asserted that Crawford had the greatest potential for
expressing this perfect balance, an "ideal fusion of intuition and
logic that would help usher in the new 'style' of balanced composition."13 Beyer and
Crawford shared this "ideal fusion." In the program notes for the Excerpts
from Piano Suites, Beyer dedicates the first piece, "Dissonant Coun-
Although modernism emerged in some ways as a reaction against feminism, it simultaneously became a vehicle for feminist thought. Beyer resisted the comments leveled against her, arguing for her right to compose in such a style without abandoning feelings and emotions. In response to the question of whether she had ever been in love, she declared that she had "never been out of it," and she insisted more than once that her works "[were] from both the heart and the brain." That she sought to embrace dual aspects of her musical self is evident in her music, in which the independent feminine and masculine lines together achieve the balance that Beyer sought in her own complicated identity.
1 This project is supported by a grant from the Spencer Foundation for Education Research. The documents of the Composers' Forum are the foundation for my dissertation The New York Composers' Forum, 1935–1940 (Ph.D. diss., Brandeis University, in progress) which includes a narrative history as well as discussions of modernism, gender, race, ethnicity/orientalism, and vernacular musics, as expressed and reflected in the Forum.
2 Quoted in Judith Tick, "Charles Ives and Gender Ideology," Musicology and Difference: Gender and Sexuality in Music Scholarship (University of California Press, 1993), 85.
3 ibid., 95.
4 Christine Battersby explores masculinity as a creative force in Gender and Genius (Indiana University Press, 1989). For a discussion of the feminization of mass culture, see Andreas Huyssen, After the Great Divide: Modernism, Mass Culture, Postmodernism (Indiana University Press, 1986).
5 Larry Polansky and John Kennedy,
"'Total Eclipse': The Music of Johanna Magdalena Beyer: An
Introduction and Preliminary Annotated Checklist," The Musical Quarterly
80/4 (1996): 719–798. In this
groundbreaking article, Beyer's music is indexed primarily by Kennedy
(K) numbers. Thanks in part to
Polansky's pioneering work on Beyer, Frog Peak Press
<www.frogpeak.org> has been actively publishing scores of
6 Polansky, "Total Eclipse," 720.
7 Composers' Forum Transcripts,
8 Composers' Forum Transcripts,
9 Composers' Forum Transcripts, 19 May 1937.
10 Olin Downes, Olin Downes on Music: A Selection from His Writings during the Half-Century 1906 to 1955, ed. Irene Downes (Simon and Schuster, 1957), 165.
11 Francis Toye, The Well-Tempered Musician:
A Musical Point of View (
12 Herbert A. Leibowitz, "Introduction," Musical Impressions: Selections from Paul Rosenfeld's Criticism (Hill and Wang, 1969), xix–xx.
14 Judith Tick, Ruth Crawford Seeger: A Composer's Search for American Music (Oxford University Press, 1997), 167.


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is the "ROM," but in white with red stripes.
The adidas Dragon that I got during my college years was very much like these shoes, except it was nylon and suede instead of all leather. For those who didn't want to make the investment in genuine leather track trainers, Converse had a canvas track training flat with the "Chuck Taylor" name and signature.
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A Phoenix man accused of stabbing a neighbor to death and taking off on a bicycle early Friday morning has been arrested.
Glendale police responded to a reported stabbing in the 4600 block of W. Rose Lane just after 11 p.m. Thursday. They found the 37-year-old victim unresponsive with a stab wound. He was taken to the a Valley hospital where he died from his injuries.
Investigators say a verbal argument started between the victim and another man from a nearby home. It escalated to a physical fight and the stabbing.
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Limiting or banning the use of electronic devices while driving in New Hampshire was discussed Tuesday by a legislative committee considering several bills. (MICHAEL KRINKE PHOTOGRAPHY)
Two days before Christmas, John Bachman was getting his mail from the box in front of his home on Boston Post Road in Amherst. As Travis Hobbs, 20, of Mont Vernon was driving by, he was allegedly preoccupied with his cell phone and didn't see the retired fire chief before, or after, he hit him. Bachman died of his injuries. Hobbs, who turned himself in later at the police station, told police he thought he had hit a snow bank.
But Amherst Police Chief Mark Reams said "it is not often that investigators are able to specifically identify texting or cell phone usage as the cause of an accident."
With the records in hand, investigators can often determine if texts were being sent or received at or around the time of the accident. But that information is not definitive.
When it comes to prosecuting drivers for texting while driving when there isn't an accident involved, Nervik said police have an even harder time.
"It is my hope that New Hampshire intends to join other states in considering such measures as a ban on the use of cell phones in any form by novice drivers, or an outright ban on the use of handheld electronic communication devices altogether," he said.
"We as parents need to also set an example for our children while driving, and make every effort to diminish the perceived importance of these instant communications," said Reams, "that phone call, e-mail, or text message can always wait."
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Samantha Steele is a great name for a spy. Supermodel and sportscaster by day, CIA spy by night! Or some such. Anyways, Samantha Steele is an ESPN reporter, and she also does work on the Longhorn Network. You can never have enough too many blonde sideline reporters. Am I right?
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Steele attended Liberty University in Lynchburg, Virginia, where she worked as a sideline reporter during Liberty's football, men's basketball and women's basketball television broadcasts. After graduating in 2009, she worked for for Fox Sports Net and Fox College Sports as a sideline reporter for Pac-10 and Big 12 college basketball and football games. On July 7, 2011, ESPN's Longhorn Network announced that they had hired Steele as a sideline reporter. Steele, along with Kevin Dunn and Lowell Galindo, were the newly created network's first three talent hires. After accepting her position with the Longhorn Network, Steele relocated to Austin, Texas.
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Biologists are marking the underside of flight feathers or tail feathers and banding with colored and numbered leg bands. They want people who spot these marked birds to email details to Mark NOHA(at)gw.dec.state.ny.us.
Survey locations include the Washington County Grasslands, Coxsackie Creek Grassland Preserve in Greene County and Shawangunk Grasslands National Wildlife Refuge in Ulster County. Sightings in other areas are also sought.
Northern harriers, formerly called marsh hawks, hunt in grasslands mostly for rodents. They're 16 to 24 inches long with a long tail, yellow legs, a white rump patch and wings held in a shallow "V."
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The widespread thought that the LT position is the second most important position on the field is THE biggest misconception in the game today.
I remember when this phenomenon started on a national scale...around the mid 1990s. I was a left tackle in my junior year of HS, and I have a photographic memory of myself standing in a grocery store looking at an article (I think it was a SI King or Dr Z piece) that said how overlooked the importance of the LT was in the NFL.
Before that, in a general fan's eye, the line was thought of as a whole unit. Since that time, there has been a steady change in the general culture of NFL fans and media. Now, if someone wants to judge a team's OL, they simply mention the LT an move on. One example is a fan post on BR this spring that rated teams based mainly on the QB/LT. I know the Tuna has been referred to as a "LT head & shoulders above all" guy, but my guess is if you ask him or the SI author mentioned above, the whole thought has ballooned to a point where it shadows more pertinent truths about how an O should be built.
Fans argue that the QB's blind side must be protected and then stop talking about the line. Listen folks, a brutal his will come from anywhere on the field. Where did Adrian Wilson's KO on Trent come from? How about the Jet defenders that took Trent out last year? How about the play that sidelined Tom Brady? These cases are not meant to prove my point, since they are anecdotal, and any one of you could list (in two seconds) blind-side hits that did as much damage. I wouldn't know where to find the numbers to make a scientific case. But the general fan seems to think that once you have a Pro-Bowl LT, you have a great line, regardless of other line positions. It's like the discussion of QB protection begins and ends at the LT, and that's just a lazy way to talk football.
Again, the widespread thought that the LT position is the second most important position on the field (and a top-tier guy is a make-or-break factor on offense) is THE biggest misconception in the game today.
As I've seen one or two articles around the web that are trying to debunk this overblown theory, I'm sure it's just a matter of time before the LT craze cycles back to where it was before the mid 90's. There will be some new "truism" that takes over, I'm sure, and convinces entire fan bases that their team's GM doesn't know a football from a dog turd.
This, by no means, is an opinion that's trying to justify Nix/Gailey skipping a LT in the high rounds. What the Bills have on the roster isn't even average (yet.) They could really use some help at almost all line positions, be it depth at the interior, or a solid option at one/both tackles. To make the entire line better, one excellent prospect at LT, RT, or C would no doubt make a huge difference. I'm addressing the entire NFL fan base and the national media's cliched thought process.
As this is all just part of the noise that surrounds the game, here is my point: when a fan thinks about football, and which positions carry the most importance, it might benefit one's overall understanding of the game if he/she can try to compensate for the irrational hype that surrounds the LT position. It is an important position, for sure, but so are the other 4 along the line, and are not significantly less important than the LT.
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Lebron James is a great basketball player. No, he is really great. Perhaps sometimes too great.
He can jump to the moon on an epic dunk or a chase down block.
He can take almost anyone off the dribble.
He rebounds better than any other small forward in the game save maybe Gerald Wallace.
His passing is second only to Steve Nash.
He returned the Cleveland Cavaliers from Basketball purgatory to NBA relevance.
He is a 2-time MVP and made 1st team All-Defense. So yes, he is really great. But 6 relevant years into his career and he is still ringless. So we played the blame game. His supporting cast was not good enough. Paul Silas needed to go. The GM was not doing a good enough job. So Ferry and company turn over the roster time and time again. Larry Hughes, will be his Scottie. Mo Williams will be his Scottie. Antawn Jamison will be his Scottie. Every where Shaq goes he wins a championship. *coughs*exceptOrlandoandPhoenix*cough* Still no ring. Lebron plays on the Olympic team. Wins a gold medal. Learns dedication and the importance of defense from Kobe. Sill no ring. Back to back 60 wins seasons? Still no ring. So with his excuses running out, with 7 years of experience under his belt, with the best supporting cast he has ever had and against a Boston team that had no intentions of lying down... the King rolled over. Rajon Rondo stole his thunder. He quit on his team in game 5. He had no intensity in game 6. Remember how he winked at the Chicago bench after draining deep 3s and fade aways? Nothing doing after hitting back to back 3s in the 4th quarter in game 6 against Boston. Most of you saw the game. You recall what he did when Rivers called time out. He ran back to the bench, unenthusiastic, sat and put his head down. The King of basketball PUT HIS HEAD DOWN in a pivotal, game changing, series changing, franchise changing and career changing game. When put against a hungrier team Lebron James shrunk.
This is the man who will be leading the free agent class of 2010.
So why am I bringing this up on a Chicago Bulls' blog? Because if we are to believe Chris Broussard and the rest of the Rock em Sock em Media Robots who just collectively popped us one under the chin to get our attention, Lebron may very well be looking to make Chicago his new home.
Lebron James is not a small man. He is 6'8" 240 lbs... or is he 6'9" 260? Lebron likes to have fun with that. He is the Dwarf Star not because of his size but because he not only dwarfs much of the competition, but he dwarfs his own teammates as well. Only in the past couple of months did I come to believe this. I, like almost everyone else who follows the NBA, believed that Lebron made his teammates better. His teammates love him. They bowl each other over, take snap shots and have a million and one handshakes (who wants to buy some DVDs?) As it turns out, this is the greatest myth about The Chosen One. From a statistical standpoint, whose game improved? Did Wally suddenly become a better 3 point shooter? Did Mo Williams suddenly become a better defensive player? Did Jamison even get a chance to be James' number 2? Was not the definition of Lebron making his team better based on the fact that he is so good and commands so much attention that the game is simply made easier for his teammates? It is not as if they have improved; if anything younger players would have a hard time growing when they can only feed off of the crumbs left behind by James. But Chicago is different. Chicago has all-star Derrick Rose and budding star and team leader Joakim Noah. These guys are not "role players" who will simply thrive by playing off of someone else's brilliance. They need to be able to play their game while Lebron plays his. And that is my primary concern.
Do not misunderstand me. If Lebron wants to come to Chicago (and bring Calipari with him) then I am all in. The last thing I want is for the Bulls to be the laughingstock franchise that turned down the best player in the league. But instead of being 110% sure of this wish a couple of weeks ago, I am now 99% sure... if not lower. Because I am concerned that his talents will dwarf the talents of the rest of the team. Because I am concerned that his leadership skills are based on being his team's buddy instead of being the leader they will need him to be night in and night out. Because I am concerned that, with an early playoff exit that raises questions about Lebron's commitment, Lebron's will and Lebron's leadership that Noah will say, "I don't need this" hit free agency one day and sign with another team with a superstar swingman who wants it more. Because make no mistake, Noah is on the cusp of stardom in this league even if he never becomes an all-world scorer. He can be in-his-prime Ben Wallace plus an offensive game and every contender in the league not named the Magic or the Nets will want him. Because Derrick Rose has a great chance at being the best point guard in the league if his game is allowed to improve... something that no player playing along side James has done. Because even though Rose loves Chicago and is living his dream come true, his big brother might advise him that maybe he has a better chance to grow and win a championship alongside another star. Because right now, that lurking 1% of weariness fears that maybe, just maybe Lebron might end up being as a rich man's Tracy McGrady. If Chicago gets Lebron, they will be expected to win multiple titles, plain and simple.
But can the Dwarf Star share NBA space within a cluster of stars instead of just in his own space? Can the Chosen One act like the basketball Messiah the NBA, his entourage and even he himself expects to be? Are we just witnessing the NBA version of Alex Rodriguez before 2009? Yes, a curious case indeed.


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Science is developing the tools towards de-extinction of species on the planet that have become extinct. The question becomes; Should we?
Stewart Brand and his colleagues are at the biotech precipice of reviving extinct species. The Revive and Restore project plans to not only bring species back but restore them to the wild, as well as protect currently endangered species.
I don't think any of us will have a problem with the latter, this discussion is focused on the primary goal; reintroduction of extinct species. We are not talking about dinosaurs here, but the Passenger Pigeon, Carolina Parakeet, Heath Hen, European Aurochs, Bucardo, The Taz Tiger, etc.
Up for debate here: Should we?
Where we can all appreciate the science being developed, we must discuss the implications of initiating projects like this. I submit we need to discuss this on behalf of the existing species that we have, as well as for the animals that are lost.
Some questions to consider:
Do we value the argument that we should 'undo the harm' that humans have caused in the past, due to over-hunting or destruction of habitat? Should we rewrite or undo history?
Many of these species have not been in the natural environment for 100 years. It is fair to say that the natural predators or prey of these species, the plants or insect life they feed on, the environments they roam through ... have altered in their absence. Has the cycle of the earth, moved on without them?
We have a long history of experiencing what can happen when biodiversity is altered by introducing a species not indigenous to the area in question. Cane Toads in Australia, Grey Squirrel in Europe or the Gypsy Moth.
Is this project actually an introduction of a species back into an environment that may not be able to sustain it as it once did?
Even though we can grieve the lost of the Dodo, should we bring it back at all costs?
Or as Daniel Chan asks below;
how can we effectively simulate the effects of introducing pre-existing species to the environment before actually doing so?
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Mar 15 2013: These are interesting comments. I feel the fear and worry is the most natural popular response. I hang out with alot of scientist,so as a group I have a pretty good picture of the intentions of this group.You may wonder,how can she know? Well its the same as when Im with lawyers,or my pretty goldigger girlfriends, I just listen to what they say they want,who they are going to impress,imtimidate,change,control. Scientists are not like a group of imperialists who seek power of others,or to control...none of their behaviour is similar to the priorities of all the other groups running game on humanity. They are truly the paramedics of the universe paving the way for us to no longer hurt,die or struggle. Your collective anxiety about,what they might do is more realistically turned towards our own government,then this heroic group. I cannot express in words my saddness about your responses to the offer of restoration. Yet,it is the truth,you are in fact afraid and I am concerned for us,because this comes from the heart. Science has been maligned for eons,so the collective is expressing the anxiety that was trust on them. However I may express a truism that each one of know at a personal level..that when you fix something that you broke,you also change yourself into one who saves,but if you engage in perpetrating in activities which end in harming others,you will eventually fall on your on sword.In closing scientists are not academics.do not confuse the two
Mar 15 2013: Carolyn, you have bought up points very worthy of clarification.
First to be clear, I have no ill thought towards Brand and his colleagues, or any scientist working towards betterment, improvement or extension of life itself. It is their job to continuously reach far ahead and wonder ... what if? Can we? and How do I? We will always hold a debt of gratitude to the work of science. If we lower the boom requiring them to consider every angle of ethical consideration regarding their work, they will not be able to reach ahead and find questions for themselves to answer. They would be tied down. No one wants that.
It is not their responsibility to limit themselves by questions of ethics, unless a question is raised (in a forum like this) that science can answer. We want them to accurately interpret data when asked to balance a question like this, and have no opinion when their data does not hold the answer.
Where I understand your use of the phrase collective fear or anxiety at what you read here, I wonder about your sadness about our responses to the de-extinction. Should we not discuss the consequences? Should we not consider that we have a choice to initiate this program? Should we give the scientists (whom you and I appreciate equally) carte blanche? As you said, they are not academics, and they should not be. Do we need an academic forum to take this responsibility from science and discuss this? I think we should.
Having awareness and facilitating discussion does not equate fear. Clear understanding of potential consequences in this case means sifting through data, and making a decision based on scientific reality. Suggesting this be done, is not fear ... its just good science.
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OS Explorer Map: 255 - Llangollen & Berwyn
A circular, full-day countryside walk in Wales starting at Llangollen, Denbighshire (Sir Ddinbych), about 12km (roughly 8 miles) long and unsuitable for families with children, prams/pushchairs, wheelchairs. Once again, the old faithful Pathfinder Guide No. 32 'North Wales, Snowdon and Offa's Dyke'. This time walk No.24; one of my longer walks, but well worth the effort. Start: Llangollen, OS Grid: SJ215421 Elevation Profile (x: waypoint number, y: metres) Start: Llangollen, OS Grid: SJ215421 Elevation Profile (x: waypoint number, y: metres)
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Walk east from the castle to find a stony path. Go through the kissing gate, descend the steep hillside to a tarmac lane, and turn left to follow the lane beneath limestone cliffs.
This is where the guidebook does not take into account new buildings; best stick to the tarmac road.
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Recipes for drinks made from 'The Oakland'
Published On: Dec 24 2013 05:12:17 AM EST Updated On: Sep 03 2013 11:31:01 AM EDT
Agnostic Monk
1.5oz Rye
.75 oz Benedictine
.25 oz Falernum
2 dashes Lactart
Islay Fire
Stir the first 4 ingredients over ice and strain into an empty rocks glass. Spray an atomizer of Islay Scotch over an open flame to fill the glass with love.
The Last Word
.75 oz. each-
Luxardo Maraschino
Green Chartreuse
Fresh Lime Juice
Combine all ingredients in an iced shaker. Shake and strain into a cocktail glass.
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Gin Tiki
1.5 oz. Bombay Sapphire
1 oz. coconut milk
.75 oz. pineapple juice
.5 oz. orgeat syrup
.5 oz. cinnamon syrup
1 fresh egg white
Shake in dry cocktail shaker to emulsify. Add crushed ice and shake again. Strain into Collins glass.
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Finnish Orchestras Get Coffee Machines, Saunas
You know it's been a slow summer for classical music news when the hot stories are Yuja Wang's wardrobe missteps and saunas for orchestras in Finland.
In a post on his Slipped Disc blog, Norman Lebrecht mentioned some perks of the new facilities for two Finnish orchestras. The Helsinki Philharmonic gets new coffee machines, and the Finnish Radio Orchestra gets "His" and "Hers" saunas.
As a Finn by marriage, I'd like to chime in with a few thoughts. In a country where many, if not most, private homes boast saunas and where coin-operated saunas exist on city streets, it's not such a strange idea for a place of business to have saunas for its employees, especially when the professionals in said "business" must keep their muscles warm and supple. It feels good to be warm, especially in a climate as cold as Finland's. Personally, I see a "corporate" sauna as a tremendous holistic health benefit.
Google is famous for its on-site bowling alley and other appurtenances that foster creativity and esprit de corps. I know of one office where employees are encouraged to play at their leisure with a selection of children's toys in residence in the conference room, all in the name of shaking loose the next great idea. And, of course, any number of workplaces offer on-site yoga and meditation classes to help employees tame job-related stress.
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"George Mitchell has been a driving force behind this project from the beginning," commented Wendy Freedman, chair of the board of directors for the Giant Magellan Telescope Organization (GMTO) and director of the Carnegie Observatories. "His generosity, vision, and dedication to the project will help define the future of astronomy."
The GMT features an innovative design of seven 8.4 meter, or 27-foot, diameter primary mirrors arranged in a hexagon. The seven mirrors, six of which are off-axis, will produce a single telescope 24.5 meters or 80 feet in diameter. The mirrors are under development at the Steward Observatory Mirror Laboratory (SOML) at the University of Arizona, another GMT partner. The first off-axis mirror is in the final stages of polishing and is expected to be completed by the end of the year.
The GMT will open a new window to the universe. It is set to begin science operations at Carnegie's Las Campanas Observatory in the Atacama Desert in northern Chile in 2019. Its resolving power will be far larger than any other telescope ever built and will allow astronomers to answer the most pressing questions of the day including the nature of dark matter and dark energy, black holes, planets orbiting other stars in our galaxy, and the evolution stars and galaxies in the earliest phases of the universe.
"This is an extraordinary time for astronomy given the many mysteries, including dark energy and dark matter, that we do not understand," remarked Carnegie president Richard Meserve. "George Mitchell's exceptional generosity will help us to solve them."
"This gift not only brings the dream of the Giant Magellan Telescope much closer to becoming reality, but also helps propel Texas A&M and the entire state of Texas to the forefront in the important fields of physics and astronomy," said Texas A&M president R. Bowen Loftin.
Thus far, $255.5 million has been raised to support the GMT, a $700-million project. The GMT will have 10 times the resolution of the Hubble Space Telescope and will operate in the new era of the James Webb Space Telescope, Hubble's successor.
The Giant Magellan Telescope Organization is a nonprofit corporation based in Pasadena, California. The GMTO manages the GMT Project on behalf of its international partners. Those partners include Astronomy Australia Ltd., the Australian National University, the Carnegie Institution for Science, Harvard University, the Korea Astronomy and Space Science Institute, the Smithsonian Institution, Texas A&M University, the University of Arizona, The University of Texas at Austin, and the University of Chicago. For more information, visit www.gmto.org.
The Carnegie Institution for Science (carnegieScience.edu) has been a pioneering force in basic scientific research since 1902. It is a private, nonprofit organization with six research departments throughout the U.S. Carnegie scientists are leaders in plant biology, developmental biology, astronomy, materials science, global ecology, and Earth and planetary science.
As one of the world's leading research institutions, Texas A&M University (http://www.tamu.edu) is in the vanguard in making significant contributions to the storehouse of knowledge, including that of science and technology. Research conducted at Texas A&M represents an annual investment of more than $630 million, which ranks third nationally for universities without a medical school, and underwrites approximately 3,500 sponsored projects. That research creates new knowledge that provides basic, fundamental and applied contributions resulting in many cases in economic benefits to the state, nation, and world.
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We had been hearing it since Tuesday but it's official today on National Signing Day...Wayne Morgan will play football for the Syracuse Orange and not the Connecticut Huskies.
The 5'11", 190 pound DB from Brooklyn was a must-get for Syracuse as it continues to try and lock down New York, and specifically NYC.
Stat Me: A four-year starter for the Erasmus High Dutchmen, he earned the nickname "Lights Out" for his play at cornerback, Morgan also threw for 773 yards and six touchdowns and rushed for 600 yards and six more scores as a senior.
Rivals says...three stars, 27th best at his position and fifth-best recruit in New York.
Scout says...three stars.
ESPN says...four-stars and a Scout Grade of 80, which sounds good. He's also among the ESPN's Top 150.
Who's Crying?: UConn, clearly. Also, Penn State, who got involved in the recruiting process "too late."
Money Quote: "I've been talking to the coaches for about two and a half, three years, so I was already comfortable with the coaches," Morgan told MSG Varsity in an exclusive interview Tuesday morning. "I knew most of the players already. I liked the campus, everything about it."
Which SU Coach Gets A Bonus?: Not sure exactly though I'm guessing Doug Marrone made a special push for a fellow NYC kid.
Fun Fact: Made a pact with Syracuse CB Brandon Reddish to play together in college. Fulfilled that pact.
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Today I'm sharing another Rerun with you, in cookie form. The Benne Wafer Cookies Recipe that I posted way back in 2010 is an oldie but a goodie. A real sweet goodie. Benne Wafers are a traditional southern cookie made with toasted sesame seeds, otherwise known as benne. These cookies are nutty and sweet and oh so perfect! Try to eat just one. It's not an easy thing.
Handy Dandy Tip No.1 : The Cookie Scoop
This Handy Dandy Tip was shared with me a few years back. I remember my friend, and experienced cookie baker, Jennifer told me about using a cookie scoop when making cookies for baking up perfectly uniform cookies. I didn't think much of it at the time, except it was just another thing to take up space in my junky drawers. But I finally bought one, and man, was she ever right. It makes cookie making fast and fun. Not that I need any excuses to make baking cookies more fun. It is cookies that were talking about here.
Oatmeal Chocolate Chip Cookies Recipe
Our favorite oatmeal cookie recipe is the Vanishing Oatmeal Raisin Cookie recipe from Quaker Oats, only with chocolate chips substituted for the raisins. Not that we have anything against raisins. But chocolate is hard to beat when it comes to cookies. These cookies are chewy and light in texture at the same time, and oh so satisfying. And they do vanish rather very quickly.
Perfect Chocolate Chip Cookies Recipe
Easy Peanut Butter Cookies Recipe
This recipe for peanut butter cookies so easy, and basic enough that it can adapted for a variety of sweet treats, as in making peanut butter ice cream sandwiches! Of course, these peanut butter cookies are fine all by themselves with a big glass of milk, but it sure is fun to make special treats from time to time too.
Marshmallow Creme Filled Chocolate Dipped Sandwich Cookies
The nice folks from Pillsbury invited me, along with several bloggers, to create some great new cookie recipes for the holidays. I took the opportunity to enlist our teenage daughter to help create these Marshmallow Creme Filled Chocolate Dipped Sandwich Cookies. They were easy and fun. Although they may look at little complicated, they're quite simple. Really! The most difficult (if you can call it difficult) thing is planning extra time for chilling in between steps.
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For a while I've been wanting to adjust the recipe I use for chocolate skillet brownies, to make cookies. I finally got around to it this week, and couldn't be more convinced that procrastination is a very bad thing. What was I waiting for? They turned out excellent! A solid chocolate-y win. The molasses of the dark brown sugar combines with the dark chocolate for a scrumptious cookie, with just the right hint of salt to balance the sweetness. They're chewy and crunchy at the same time. And straight out of the oven? My, oh my …
Cookies and Cream Ice Cream Cake
In the past I've paid for ice cream cakes for special occasions, but after the success of this simple, yet decadent and devil-ish Cookies and Cream Ice Cream Cake, I'll making them in the future. It really was quite easy. Baking the cake was the most difficult part. Of course, if in a hurry, a store bought cake could certainly be used.
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Last week after making Peanut Butter Butterfinger Ice Cream, I made a few fun ice cream sandwiches for my kids. They're teenagers, so not technically kids, I suppose, but they sure did grab them up like a bunch of happy-go-lucky kids. For the slightest moment, the angst filled teenager disappeared as they delighted in the ice cream sandwiches. And who wouldn't? Kids of all ages will go for these.
Chocolate Mint Skillet Cookie
In honor of my Thin Mint selling (and eating) days, and since it's now March, which makes all things green and mint really popular, I caved and made a big giant Chocolate Mint Skillet Cookie/Brownie thing. It was quite a hit. The perfect balance of chocolate and mint and so very reminiscent of the Thin Mint that I almost cried.


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After nearly a century, Sioux City Concert Course will stop bringing music to the community.
Friday's concert will be the group's last, after 97 years.
The organization has decided to disband.
The final concert will be put on by Abbey Road Band.
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Let's be blunt ... like Khloe Kardashian. Khloe appears to have been blazin' at Tru nightclub -- where she partied Monday night with The Game and mom Kris Jenner. Khloe was twerking up a sweat and apparently needed something to calm down ... at least that's the way it seems. We've reached out to Tru ... for a reaction. So far, no response. One thing's undeniable ... Khloe's smokin'. See also Wendy's Marijuana Burger -- Gimme a Side of Fries with That BluntAdam Lambert to Miley Cyrus -- Here's a Toke-In of My AppreciationMethod Man and Redman -- We Smoked a 24-Karat Gold Blunt Khloe Kardashian , Kris Jenner Hide...more »
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- Bake a Pi-themed pie. Whether savory or sweet, eating deliciously circular pies is a highlight of every Pi day.
- Write a Pi-ku, a math version of the traditional 5-7-5 syllabic haiku. A Pi-ku of course, follows a 3-1-4 syllabic pattern. Example:
Math is fun
Mixed with some pie
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