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Saturday, November 28
Spartan Stadium
Attendance: 10,117
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6/13, 51 yds, 0 tds, 1 int
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17 car, 89 yds, 0 tds
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San Jose, CA (Sports Network) - Tyler Cope's 19-yard field goal with just 34 seconds remaining proved to be the game-winner as the San Jose State Spartans captured a thrilling 13-10 win over the New Mexico State Aggies in a Western Athletic Conference battle at Spartans Stadium.
The Spartans (3-9, 1-6) were paced by Jordan La Secla who converted 15-of-24 passes for 154 yards and a score, surviving four sacks and an interception in the final home game for legendary coach Dick Tomey who will be retiring at the end of the regular season.
The Aggies (2-9, 1-6), who still have to face undefeated and nationally-ranked Boise State in the finale next week, were led by Seth Smith who gained a game- high 120 yards on 20 rushing attempts. Jeff Fleming made good on just 6-of-13 passes for 51 yards while he too was sacked four times and picked off once.
The only points of the first quarter came on a seven-yard pass play between La Secla and Kevin Jurovich, giving the hosts a 7-0 advantage.
Less than four minutes into the second frame Cope converted his first field goal of the night, a 46-yard effort to give SJSU a 10-0 edge.
At the two-minute mark of the second quarter Fleming made his way into the end zone on a one-yard run to cut the deficit to 10-7, which is where the score stood at the break.
In the third NMSU kicker Kyle Hughes locked the contest at 10-10 with a 24- yard field goal of his own, setting the stage for the exciting ending.
The Aggies, who converted just 3-of-10 on third down, generated a mere 218 yards of total offense.
Referee: Randy Smith
Umpire: Michael Ross
Head Linesman: Jerry Harris
Line Judge: Joe Cronin
Side Judge: Craig Falkner
Back Judge: Larry Neal
Field Judge: Shane Standley


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An open house, informational-style meeting to discuss the extensive reconstruction of South East Avenue from Sunset Drive to College Avenue will take place Thursday at Whittier Elementary School, 1103 South East Avenue.
Representatives from R.A. Smith National, Inc., the design consultant, and engineers with the City of Waukesha will be on hand from 4 to 6:30 p.m. in the school's gymnasium.
There will not be a formal presentation and those interested can attend anytime during these hours.
According to the city's Department of Public Works, the purpose of the meeting is to review the final roadway design and to present the proposed acquisition of temporary construction easements.
The purpose of the project is to upgrade South East Avenue to current design and safety standards, improve drainage, reconstruct pedestrian ramps to Americans with Disabilities Act standards and replace the existing deteriorated pavement.
This is the third meeting regarding this project. According to the DPW, since the last meeting about a year ago the project has been divided into two phases with different construction schedules due to construction funding limitations.
The first is construction of South East Avenue from Estberg Avenue to College Avenue scheduled for 2013, while the second is from Sunset Drive to Estberg Avenue scheduled for 2015.
The projects include storm sewer, street lighting, traffic signal improvements at the South East Avenue/College Avenue and South East Avenue/Sunset Drive intersections, pedestrian ramp reconstruction, bicycle accommodations, driveway apron reconstruction and some sidewalk replacement.
The sidewalk will remain in its existing location. However, temporary construction easements will be needed at certain locations to replace sidewalk, driveways and pedestrian ramps at intersections.
The proposed roadway from Wabash Avenue to College Avenue consists of a two-lane roadway with no parking on either side of the road. The proposed roadway from Sunset Drive to Wabash Avenue consists of a two-lane roadway with a parking lane on the west side of the street.
Construction in 2013 will close South East Avenue to traffic. Access to driveways along South East Avenue will be maintained during construction.
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Poulter reveals Faldo lost respect of Europe's elite golfers after branding Garcia 'useless' Oct 20, 1:27 pm
Wellington, Oct 20 (ANI): British golf ace Ian Poulter has revealed in his autobiography that English golfer Nick Faldo has lost the respect of Europe's leading golfers after calling Spain's Sergio Garcia 'useless' during their Ryder Cup victory over the United States at Gleneagles.
Swann rejects KP's bullying culture claims, says batsman was already headed downhill Oct 16, 1:01 pm
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Motivational Theme
11/25/06 at 09:38 AM ET | Comments (0)
from Loose Change of the Hockey News,
Top 12 Inspirational Team Credos (stuff on walls – you know what I mean): •(Florida) Winning Brings Babes. Not Winning Brings All These Seniors •(Calgary) Bull your way to the Top and Steer clear of Trouble. •(Philadelphia) Here's your $@*#& Inspiration you &%*#@more
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Vokoun Out With Torn Thumb Ligament
11/25/06 at 09:29 AM ET | Comments (0)
from the Tennessean,
Predators goalie Tomas Vokoun will undergo surgery to repair a torn ligament in his left thumb on Monday and is expected to miss two to six weeks in recovery. Vokoun suffered the injury about halfway through the second period of Thursday's 6-0 win over Vancouver. He remained in net for the remainder of the second, but was replaced by goalie Chris Mason in the third. On Friday, Vokoun saw hand specialist Dr. Phil Coogan and team physician Dr. Michael Pagnani, and the decision was made to perform surgery.continued
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Jagr Has Incentives
11/25/06 at 09:26 AM ET | Comments (0)
from Darren Dreger at TSN,
If Jagr maintains his scoring pace and wins the Art Ross Trophy, he'll trigger an additional year at $11 million, minus the rollback. In fact, if he wins the Art Ross, the Hart or the Conn Smythe, the Rangers are on the hook for the extra year. However, winning a major award isn't the only means this 9-time all-star has to further cash in. If this season and next he combines to score 80 or more goals, or 180 or more points and New York wins two playoff rounds over the two year period, an eighth year is added at $8.6 million.more
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Philippe Boucher's Hat Trick - Escaping Tough Times
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11/25/06 at 04:55 AM ET | Comments (0)
From the Associated Press (via SFGate):
On Saturday morning Boucher was scheduled to leave the team and visit his father, Jean-Claude, who is in a Quebec hospital battling pancreatic cancer. Boucher's mother, Jacqueline, recently had bypass surgery. "Playing 60 minutes of hockey is an escape for me," Boucher said. "I'm going to go back and give (one of the pucks) to (my father)." Before the game, Stars coach Dave Tippett told Boucher that he had permission from the club to skip Friday's game and fly to Quebec early. "With everything going on in his life right now, I asked him if he even wanted to play tonight, but he told me he wanted to play and I'm glad he did," Tippett said.Continued...
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Setting The Standard
11/25/06 at 12:56 AM ET | Comments (0)
from Sports Illustrated, Aaron Ward on Bo Schembechler,
"Bo set a standard by which the coaches of every varsity program or the people in the athletic department held themselves to,'' said Ward, who attended every Michigan football game during the NHL lockout. "You do it as a team. Team, team, team. You hold yourself to a certain level, and you do it the right way. "Once you've left the university, and even though you weren't part of the football program, you're still a member of that university and a member of that athletic department and you have deep ties.''more
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Join The Club
11/25/06 at 12:27 AM ET | Comments (0)
And NHL fans thought they had it bad...
Of the 95 millions homes with cable TV in this country, only 40 million received Thursday night's game between the Broncos and Chiefs, the first broadcast on the NFL Network. More homes are getting NHL hockey – you know, the sport played on ice deemed as non-newsworthy by some media – on Versus.more from the San Antonio Express... all about the problem with the NFL Network.
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Woods: Expect Hasek In Net At Bubba
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11/25/06 at 12:18 AM ET | Comments (0)
Interesting conversation tonite between the second and third periods. Ken Kal asked Paul Woods who he expects in net tomorrow night at Nashville. Woods, wthout hesitation, said it would be Hasek, "no matter what happens tonite."
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Confusion Abounds: Franzen MRI May Have Been Incorrect, MacDonald To Face Bubba
Blog: Abel to Yzerman By IwoCPO
11/24/06 at 09:18 PM ET | Comments (0)
Weird afternoon in the Town of Hockey. First we hear that the original MRI done on Johan Franzen's knee may not have revealed the true extent of the damage...
The concern with Johan Franzen isn't so much about his concussion, it's about his banged up left knee. Mike Babcock said Friday that an examination of Franzen's knee did not match up with the MRI, which revealed no damage. "Now we have to wait for our people to come in and redo (the MRI),'' Babcock said. "It's real unfortunate. He's a big part of our team.''...then we come to find the Wings have decided to start Hasek tonite against St. Louis and MacDonald tomorrow against Bubba.
Dominik Hasek will start in goal tonight and Joey MacDonald will start Saturday in Nashville. Why? Because the Wings badly want to end this three-game winless streak tonight and, obviously, Hasek gives them the best opportunity. They'll take their chances with MacDonald in Nashville because they don't want to play Hasek on consecutive nights until the second half of the season, if at all.Both items came from Khan(!)'s weblog at MLive. I understand wanting to halt a three-game skid. Great. But, at some point you have to think Babcock would have enough confidence that his team would do so against the Blues, no matter the goaltender. I'd consider tomorrow's game at The Gay a natural scenario for a rested Hasek. Hasek vs the Blues, MacDonald vs Bubba. Makes no sense to me.
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Sykora Was A Great Pick-up
11/24/06 at 08:42 PM ET | Comments (0)
Pierre McGuire at NBC Sports touches on numerous teams and subjects, including this one...
The Edmonton Oilers coaching staff made a great move by playing forward Peter Sykora on the point on the power play. He opens up so many options for all the Oilers and he can really rip the puck...much more and I wonder how many GMs are kicking themselves for not picking up Sykora when he was available...
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Forsberg Options
11/24/06 at 05:24 PM ET | Comments (0)
from Eric Duhatschek of the Globe and Mail,
He is, after all, their captain and during the team's struggles — this is the worst club Forsberg has played for since joining the NHL as a rookie in the 1994-95 season — he considers his relatively meager contributions as part of the reason they're bringing up the rear in the Eastern Conference. Hence, his priority is to work through their many and varied issues and be part of the Flyers' solution. No matter how it evolves, though, there is little indication that Forsberg wants to abandon ship now, or for that matter, leave as a player rental closer to the Feb. 27 trade deadline. The only way that might change is if the Flyers were hopelessly out of the playoff race by then and they came to him and asked him to waive his no-trade clause as a favor to them — so they could then swap him for one or more young assets, and give him a chance to play the final six weeks of the regular season, plus playoffs, for a contender.read on...plus a piece on Jagr and others...
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#3 Jacksonville Jaguars: Teddy Bridgewater, QB UL
Rory's Take: I have read that the Jaguars are high on Manziel, but they also interviewed Bridgewater. People mention Gus Bradley wanting a Russell Wilson type quarterback like his mentor in Seattle has, but comparing Manziel to Wilson is missing the forest through the trees. Just because they are short doesn't mean they are similar quarterbacks. Teddy is a much better talent and general Manager Jim Caldwell was with the Falcons when they drafted Matt Ryan and Teddy is very similar to him.
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Four people were killed in a crash on the Icefields Parkway early Wednesday evening.
Police said a southbound car collided head-on with a northbound motorhome about 25 kilometres south of Jasper.
It happened shortly after 7 p.m.
The Calgary and Grand Prairie STARS air ambulances were called to the crash on Highway 93 southeast at about 7:20 p.m.
The three occupants of the car were declared dead at the scene, said Sgt. Josee Valiquette of the RCMP. They included a 47-year-old man, his 42-year-old wife and their 15-year-old son.
A passenger in the motorhome also passed away at the scene. She was 79.
All were from out of the country, Valiquette told the Herald. She said efforts were being made to notify their families.
The road was closed Wednesday night between Athabasca Falls and the North Highway 93A junction, according to 511 Alberta. Traffic was being diverted onto Highway 93A.
STARS spokesman Cam Heke said the Calgary crew was stood down about half an hour after the initial call, but the Grand Prairie unit transported one patient to hospital in Edmonton.
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(ABC News) — Before there were apps and iPads, there was Game Boy.
Twenty five years ago today, Nintendo released its first Game Boy in Japan. Later, the device came to the U.S., delighting teenagers and adults (even "Friends" actress Lisa Kudrow said she never left home without hers back in 2000).
Here are 25 facts that will bring you back to 1989:
1. Launched April 21, 1989 in Japan.
Game Boy was released only four years after the launch of Nintendo Entertainment System, introduced in 1985, eventually bringing hits like Mario and Zelda into homes for the first time.
2. Game & Watch, the predecessor to Game Boy, let you play Donkey Kong.
No interchangeable cartridges.
3. Game Boy was created by designer Gunpei Yokoi
The man largely credited with designing Game Boy died on October 4, 1997.
4. It's Game Boy.
Not Gameboy. Tubular.
5. Nintendo's press page indicates Game Boy's U.S. system release date was July 21, 1989.
6. Game Boy's first screen had four colors of gray.
7. Game Boy had 8-bit processor.
Compare that to Super Nintendo Entertainment System, which had 16-bit technology.
8. Game Boy was battery-operated: AA batteries.
These were the days before cell phone chargers.
9. Game Boy brought Tetris to the masses.
Originally bundled with the game Tetris, the handheld device popularized the block puzzle game, though Tetris was already available on PC before being released for Game Boy.
10. The price was sweet
Just $89.99
11. At the time, there was competitor Atari Lynx
About $179.99.
12. Game Boy: second most successful video game system ever released?
Nintendo says on its website that Game Boy is the "most successful video game system ever released, but Game Boy sold over 118 million units and Nintendo DS sold over 150 million units.
13. Game Boy was not just for boys.
Nintendo claimed that 46 percent of Game Boy users were female in 1995, a major leap from 29 percent on the Nintendo Entertainment System.
14. Game Boy Pocket introduced in 1996.
The Game Boy Pocket was released the same year as Nintendo 64. Game Boy Pocket, introduced Sept. 1996, was smaller than the original.
15. Spawned the Pokémon series.
Before it became a popular cartoon, toy and film brand, the Pokémon game series was originally released for the Game Boy around 1996.
16. Led to Game Boy Color
Game Boy Color was introduced on Nov. 18, 1998. It came in a choice of colors, including a transparent version.
17. Game Boy Advance
Game Boy Advance launched around June 2001 in North America and featured a larger screen and better graphics than previous versions of the Game Boy. The device sold tens of millions of units worldwide. In this photo is the device at a press preview at Makuhari Messe in suburban Tokyo, for the Nintendo trade show, August 4, 2000.
18. Game Boy Advance SP re-released in 2003.
After the release of the Nintendo GameCube in 2001, Nintendo re-released the Game Boy Advance with the Game Boy Advance SP in March 2003 with the same screen size but smaller and lighter. It was also folded into a clamshell "to become truly pocket portable," Nintendo says. It also featured a rechargeable battery and backlit screen.
19. Game Boy was precursor to Nintendo DS
The Nintendo DS was introduced in 2004, with two screens, including a touch screen, a microphone and Wi-Fi capability.
20. Nintendo reached older audience...
by dropping the "boy" element in Nintendo DS, according to US Gamer.
21. Game Boy Micro introduced 2005.
Game Boy Micro was introduced in Sept. 2005, followed by Game Boy Micro-Famicom in Dec. 2005 according to Nintendo. The smaller system could fit in the palm of your hand.
22. Game Boy printer launched in 1998.
"In 1998, Nintendo launched the Game Boy digital camera and a compatible thermal printer, allowing users to take low resolution photos of themselves before printing them out onto tiny pieces of paper –- pretty much inventing the selfie," The Guardian writes.
23. You can "play" Game Boy games on your iPhone or iPad.
The "best" Game Boy Advance emulator for iOS was released in February, according to CNET, but it's not a product endorsed by Nintendo.
24. Or you can download apps that simulate the nostalgic Game Boy experience.
... with a similar mono-color experience, like a Video Games Quiz. Again, this is not a product created or licensed by Nintendo.
25. "Game Boy" on Android
"My Boy!" is an app available created by a Game Boy fan in the Android Play Store that is free. It's described as a "super-fast emulator to run Game Boy Advance games on the broadest range of Android devices..."


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The Experiments and Creative Commons Licensing
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geekd (14774) writes "SanDiegoPunk.com has discovered the Creative Commons.
There are all kinds of licensing protections available to musicians. The main purpose of organizations like ASCAP is to make sure that artists are compensated for their work. In the past this has meant that the unknown artist just puts their music out there without any protections at all.
But now there is Creative Commons Licensing. It is a way for musicians to determine what level of ownership they want to maintain while giving away songs. You can read about it here: http://creativecommons.org/
The idea is that you choose what level of protection you want, create the legal document licensing your songs, and then you are protected. You can say if people can sample your songs; re-record them; and if they can sell derivatives of your songs. A breakdown of the licensing options available can be found here: http://creativecommons.org/about/licenses"
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Say hello to my leetle friend – Friday!
Beaut.ie Blather: Friday
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Friday can go jump now for a few hours. Please let sleep come so I can say goodnight to Thursday first? *Sneaks behind the bar while BP is off enjoying the sun.* Drink anyone?
It's Friday! It's Friday! And I'm off at 3 today! It's Friday!
Ah. Err. Well, morning everyone!
Any nice plans for the weekend? I'm going to the theatre on Saturday night, really looking forward to it, I love the company that's doing the play (they're called Propeller).
Wel, have a nice Friday.
Orla: it's a bit early for drink, but I wouldn't mind a glass of white wine in a few hours, put the bottle in the fridge in the meantime, if you don't mind!
Well ladies – I was cut off there for a while, the site was 'blocked' in work – blocked!!! So was unable for my daily dose of blather. I hope everyone is well. It seems i've missed a few things. Where is BP? Thefrog I'll join you a bit later.
The day job has gotten very very busy!!!!!!
So glad to be back..missed you all…
Mightily peed off this morning. Himself…dumbass that he is, put petrol into a diesel car…for the SECOND time in a few weeks and it won't feckin start. As if we weren't broke enough at the moment, hope to god his insurance covers breakdown assistance. If I did that I'd never hear the end of it but I daren't even give out to him about it or he'll be in the sulks for the weekend. IDIOT, I swear he's more work that the 2 year old. Gahhhhhhh!!!!!!!!!
Now that that's off my chest, I'll have a captain and coke…barkeep? Where you hiding yourself?
Morning everyone!! Happy friday (and even better, I am finishing at 11:30 today, decided to take the afternoon off).
Aaaaaand breathe Evie. Froggy, we need to break the Champagne open now, Evie does need a glass!
Welcome back LynnieDoll! Hope your job is at least interesting! Sites are not blocked at work but I'm so scared of IT monitoring our connection that I'm always using my phone to comment on beaut.ie. Not the most convenient system, but safer.
EvieM: I can fully understand why you're angry. It can happen once, but twice, that's a bit careless. Hope the insurance will cover it.
I'm in a meeting and someone had the wonderful idea to bring it huge pastries! Nice…
It's the plain stupidity of it Celine, I mean anyone can do it once, but twice…idiot,.
I know Evie, fingers crossed his insurance will cover it!!
The Frog, my thoughts exactly. Yum pastries, enjoy.
(Having a look in the pastries bag) So I have pains au chocolat, croissants and some pains aux raisins (it's with cream and sultanas). What can I give you?


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Finally for today, I present my Jetbike Autarch! Note the free hand Aspect runes on his banner. :)
I bought one of those old Harlequin jetbike canopies off of eBay, which fit without much converting to be fair. I used the Fire Dragon Exarchs Flamer weapon as an under-slung Fusion Gun. I'm also gonna count the canopy as a Banshee Mask upgrade. It would be pretty terrifying to see flying towards you, especially with in-built Banshee speakers or whatever they use…
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-Yes, I do accept requests. Please submit all requests in a note to me with "Request" somewhere in the subject line, along with any specifics or associated references for the request.
That means if I look over your request, I should know EXACTLY what it is you want. Anything you do not tell me up front is left up to me to decide, so there's no going back later and saying "but I wanted" or "could you change". Requests are FREE, so the only thing they cost is my time and effort. Mine. Got that? So please tell me if there are specifics ahead of time. I'll look over all requests and let you know if I accept. If I decline, I will also let you know the reason.
Commissions are only accepted from friends for now, as I do NOT have electronic payment set up and all payments are done by money order/cashier's check and sent by mail. Obviously I wouldn't give my personal address to just anybody. Besides, I'm not confident enough right now to feel like I can sell a lot of work.
If I get enough requests and those turn into people wanting commissions, I might change this later and get a form of electronic payment set up, but for now that isn't an issue.
No. Take a look at my gallery. I draw in that style. Anime/manga style. I'm not very good at realism and have no interest in copying someone else's style just to please you. There are plenty of artists who just emulate someone else. Ask them.
If it's against the ToS, don't even ask me. The following are things that I will likely decline to work on:
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If you have commissioned work from me, obviously you own the work and can do whatever you want with it; as long as I am given credit for the piece, it is otherwise out of my hands.
I will reiterate--since I, apparently, have to--please, do NOT ask me to do work that would clearly be commission as a free request. It's a little insulting. In that same turn, don't try to manipulate me to see just how much you can get for free. I have the rule for a reason: submit what you'd like via note and if it isn't accepted, you'll know why and have the chance to modify said request.
I'm not a fast artist, I get distracted by shiny objects and I am obsessively indecisive as I work--but I bust my ass and do a good job considering my skill level. So when I get large requests, they can monopolize my time. I do accept multiple requests, but if you have more than two at a time, the others will be cycled in the queue so that I can fulfill any other requests I receive as well.
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Mr. Porter Seasonal Sale Picks
So as you guys probably know, the Mr. Porter seasonal sale is in full effect, and the legions of menswear nerds are checking their credit card balances and stocking up on ramen. I've already snagged a pair of Hartford linen draw string trousers, included on the list below, but I figured I'd put together a little list to show you guys what else I like, because I like you guys (and have nothing better to do with my time).
I've focused on some summer wardrobe building blocks in this list, and I tried to keep the pieces in a reasonable price range. There's a lot of stuff on sale right now that is still ridiculously expensive. I chose my five favorite pieces that are still (for the most part) approachable in price for each major category. Hopefully this list can inspire a younger menswear enthusiast and help him snag some pieces to get that luxe summer wardrobe started and expanded. Baby steps, grasshopper; baby steps.
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Berluti Spring/Summer 2014
The Italian label is really diving into fabrics with a saturated color palette to create some bold contrasts in this expansive collection. I'm also liking the inclusion of some fabrics showing a soft, handmade texture.
P. Johnson Tailors
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Luigi Bianchi Mantova Spring/Summer 2014:
This is a really solid collection from which to pull, if you're looking for tailored basics and checks that go a slight step up from the completely deconstructed aesthetic dominating today's Italian market.
Rose & Born, Stockholm
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The 3/2 denim suit from B&Tailor.
Rose & Born Spring/Summer 2013
Extremely solid.
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Freeman's Sporting Club Readymade Suiting and Blazers
Made in America.
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B&Tailor Seersucker.
A very modern take on a very classic fabric.
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Commonwealth Proper Spring/Summer 2013
Craig did an incredible job with this collection. The navy and gray striped peak lapel jackets are absolutely incredible, both in photograph and in person, and all of the ties and pocket squares are summer crushers. Of course, everything here is made in America and sold and fitted in our Philadelphia showroom and pop-up shops across the country.
Indochino is in Philly!
By now you guys have probably heard about the custom clothing company that is Indochino. They have a traveling tailor program, where they take their suits, shirts, and pants on the road and set up shop in major cities across the country for a couple weeks. We're lucky enough to have them in Philly.
Indochino will be set up in Center City at 1518 Walnut until may 27th.
You can book a fitting appointment here, and those who book and purchase a suit will receive a free dress shirt, tie bar, and cuff links.
If you're a recent graduate, on a budget, and in need of a suit for summer interviews, Indochino really is a great option. They just launched their Summer Collection, and there's some really attractive pieces in there.
It's great that Indochino decided to make a stop in Philly, and if you've been thinking about making a purchase online, this is a great opportunity to get a feel for the pieces in person. Hope to see you guys over there.
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Best Cuban food in LA?
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I absolutely love Cuban food, and it's sad I have not found a good Cuban place in LA. There seems to be good Cuban food in other cities,but I find LA to be the exception. Any suggestions? I have tried them all...Havana Cafe, El floridita,a couple of them in Pasadena..Versailles. It seems that they focus in the amount of food and not the flavor..Any advice?
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Yes. I love this place. The couple who run it are so friendly, and the food is very good. I like the fricasee (chicken or fish).
There was a long thread about Cuban food in LA a month or two ago.
I think El Cochinito on Sunset in Los Feliz is very good and I hear its the most authentic from some Cubans. I had the cuban style pork and it was VERY good. I recommend it.
FYI, I think its more of a lunch place because I don't think they are open too late for dinner.
If Ropa Vieja is something your palette craves, I suggest Havana Mania in Manhattan Beach (borderline Lawndale). It's on the corner of Marine and Inglewood. They roast a whole pig on Tuesdays I believe adn also have live entertainment on Mondays and weekends. Oh and the mojitos are pretty darned good too!
What about Guantanamera in Burbank? I think their food is pretty good.....and they also have live music on the weekends.....but it can get a bit loud given the close proximity of the musicians to the diners.
Check this out, take your pick! That simple.
If you don't mind the drive to Manhattan Beach, may I suggest Havana Mania, Guantanmera In Burbank or El Cochinito in Silverlake.
i recommend either El Cochinito - which is more a hole in the wall, or El Colmao, still open after 40+ years, which is where i had lunch today. you do not want to be in that neighborhood after dark though - most of the side streets are blockaded off due to the drug dealing that goes on around there.
i tend to give weight to the percentage of ex-pats/immigrants that patronize an ethnic restaurant. they're not all necessarily cuban (especially el colmao, which tends to draw on the central american neighborhood), but i am usually the only non-fluent spanish speaking person in either place.


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Posted 21 February 2013 - 04:32 PM
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Posted 21 February 2013 - 04:37 PM
Just a suggestion, rather than a "this is what I would do," but with the study you've done, if employment in journalism itself is looking grim, could you look to work in media relations for a different organisation?
Posted 21 February 2013 - 04:49 PM
I'm in a similar position. I am finishing my last unit (next week!) in a Bachelor of Communication majoring in Journalism. I am also finishing up my 3rd internship, and I am a volunteer subeditor. Other than that I haven't been working for the last 4 years. I have been applying for jobs in journalism, communications, and even admin with some publishing/editing type stuff thrown in. So far, nothing. All the feedback I am getting from people I work with is that extra study will not really advance my career prospects, it is far more about networking, meeting the right people, getting my name out there and getting as much practical experience as possible. Of course it's hard to get more experience if nobody will give you a job... and being an unpaid intern is taking a big financial toll, I can't afford to keep working for nothing and putting my kids in child care. At this point I just want to work, in pretty much anything related to my chosen field, so I can make some money and perhaps get my foot in the door somewhere.
Obviously the difference for you is you are willing to do more study and you are a little younger than me. Honestly I'd be happy to do another 2 or 3 years of postgrad if I thought it would help me get me work in the media, but I don't know that it would.
Posted 21 February 2013 - 04:54 PM
Just a word of warning: don't go into academia looking for employability or job security. There are way too many unemployed PhDs around, in all fields.
Your degree is fairly generalist, I would start looking for a PR/media type job in business.
Posted 21 February 2013 - 04:59 PM
If be doing a postgrad in business management personally. It may be a more secure job option?
Posted 21 February 2013 - 05:30 PM
I've done a Bachelor of Communication (PR) and have the study bug again. I've been thinking of a Bachelor of Behavioural Studies (Marketing) as another option rather than the standard, and possibly useless, path of Postgrad Communications. Would something like that interest you?
Posted 21 February 2013 - 07:08 PM
I would recommend not doing any more study until you have some work experience.
Firstly, you're at risk of becoming unemployable if you have too many qualifications and little experience - employers wont be able to give you upper level roles and they'll be too scared to give you entry level ones because you'll seem 'over qualified'.
Secondly, its impossible to know what jobs and industries are really like until you work in them. IME what you study at uni is very different to how people actually operate day to day.
Also, from what I have seen of friends, journalism is not very family friendly...
Posted 22 February 2013 - 12:27 AM
I agree with all of the above. Academia is no guarantee of job security - far from it. And an Honours degree won't help you get a job - it will only help you go into further postgraduate study.
Journalism is indeed not a strong field to be heading into at the moment, but PR and comms is still going pretty strong. I've been applying for comms and marketing jobs (with a background in publishing, event management and writing) but not having much luck because I lack the specific qualification. If I were you, I would jump into finding a graduate position straight away. You can always go back to post-grad later if you want, and with some real-world experience under your belt as well.
ETA: Along the lines of what little bird mentioned, you might want to consider a post-grad diploma instead of Honours, in something that enhances your Bachelor's. Business and marketing skills would likely be seen as a great benefit to many employers.
Edited by Academic, 22 February 2013 - 12:31 AM.
Posted 23 February 2013 - 01:15 PM
Thanks for the replies.
Ange: I think if I was to look for a job straight after I graduate it would be the sort of role you described, but I'm not sure if there is much of this sort of work available for someone who doesn't have an actual PR qualification.
Bel Rowley: I have seen your posts regarding study and internships before. Best of luck with your graduation! I agree that making contacts is crucial. I'm in a difficult position because I can't work (in a paid or unpaid role) until my son starts school, which obviously limits my ability to network. I appreciate your input, though, and I agree with much of what you have said. I also hope the job search proves fruitful for you soon!
little bird: that is a good suggestion, and one I will look into. Marketing is not something that interests me at all, but having had a quick search of Behavioural Studies degrees it seems there is a variety of specialisations available to undertake.
Thanks to those who commented about working in academia. I agree that it is not a reliable or secure career path -- otherwise it would be the one I'd be following -- but it's helpful to hear from those who have more practical experience than I do (ie. absolutely none lol).
I had considered a graduate entry law degree. Does anyone have any comment about this option? And whether or not it would be a good match for my journalism degree?
Thanks, again, to all those who have replied. I'm feeling a bit lost as to what the next few years will hold for me, and it's good to get some new/different perspectives.
Edited by mummasaurus, 27 February 2013 - 12:08 PM.
Posted 23 February 2013 - 01:37 PM
A question for you OP, as I have a related issue, when your son is in school what working hours will you have available? Will you need PT work or would you be able to handle 9-5?
Posted 23 February 2013 - 01:55 PM
OP I did a year of Journalism (communications) before realizing how impossible it would be to get an actual job at the end of it. I took a year off studying to apply for government jobs purely for the work experience to see what I liked doing and what qualifications I'd need to progress. I ended up working with the Justice Dept and quite enjoyed it mostly. Have you thought about a postgrad in Criminology and Justice studies? With your communications degree, you'd be able to have a fair bit of choice in regards to work areas. Sometimes you need to think outside the box a little. I suggested Business management earlier as that also seems to be a study area that gives a lot of options.
I guess you need to consider what hours you'd be prepared to work and what sort of work you'd enjoy doing before you decide which route to go down. Best of luck to you.
Posted 23 February 2013 - 02:00 PM
Sorry I should add I didn't suggest Graduate Law purely because my sister has just done a year of it and is finding it extremely difficult to juggle with children and has been told its almost impossible to get child friendly hours after graduation. This may not be the case but I have heard similar stories in the past.
Posted 23 February 2013 - 02:12 PM
QUOTE (Bel Rowley @ 21/02/2013, 04:49 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
All the feedback I am getting from people I work with is that extra study will not really advance my career prospects, it is far more about networking, meeting the right people, getting my name out there and getting as much practical experience as possible.
I'm a journalist and agree with this.
To be honest, though, I think there are jobs out there but many of them are not advertised. And a lot of it is casual. So it's a case of weighing up whether (with childcare etc) you can manage casual work.
Journalism is all about being able to do the job. Once you're working, no one really cares whether you've got honours or a masters, it's about whether you can hit the ground running. With that in mind, I would definitely recommend trying to get some work at the end of the year. Perhaps apply for Honours but defer?
I was at the ABC for ten years and, I promise you, there were people who literally walked in the door, asked to be put on the casual roster and found themselves employed. Many of them were/are current university students. It happened a lot. A lot of other people sent in resumes etc and would have heard nothing. Actual advertised jobs get hundreds of applicants.
If there's an ABC where you live, consider asking to be put on the casual list as a producer. News Online is also a great place to start (my brother walked straight out of a journalism degree and straight into ABC News Online and has been there for five years). Casual news shifts are also an option.
Many, many of my colleagues have moved seamlessly into PR and politics (media advisor roles) without having done any extra study. I've done plenty of contract communications, marketing research and PR without having actually studied any PR or marketing.
Feel free to PM me with where you are (same with you Bel R) and - if I have any contacts where you are, I'll be happy to pass them on
ETA: OP, just re-read and realise that you might not be able to work next year anyway? In that case, maybe you could try to get work from home. There is freelance work around - you could try rural press for a start. Lots and lots of rural publications about. I freelance for one of them for $60 an hour, which isn't too bad for work I can do at home while my toddler naps
I guess my main point is that there is work out there for people who know where to look for it and who are creative about finding it. From my observation, it will be the people who only apply for advertised work that miss out and end up in another career. If you really want to work in journalism, don't be put off by the current state of the industry.
Finally, if you DID end up at the ABC you would find the conditions pretty good with commonwealth public service conditions, great super, flexible working conditions (sometimes ) It's a great place to work.
Edited by roses99, 23 February 2013 - 02:47 PM.
Posted 23 February 2013 - 02:28 PM
QUOTE (Duffy29 @ 23/02/2013, 02:07 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
A question for you OP, as I have a related issue, when your son is in school what working hours will you have available? Will you need PT work or would you be able to handle 9-5?
I'd be able to work full-time hours but only because my husband would plan to reduce his working hours (he currently works around 60 hours a week, primarily weekends and nights). At the moment he is the breadwinner and I am the childcarer, but we would be aiming for a more even balance once I return to work.
Posted 23 February 2013 - 02:43 PM
GenWhy, the non-family friendly nature of law is certainly a consideration for me. I also meant to include in my previous post that I have never, ever considered doing a business degree! But I agree that I should be prepared to 'think outside the box', and your idea of applying for government jobs and seeing where that takes me is a good one. Thanks.
Posted 23 February 2013 - 03:41 PM
roses99, thanks so much for your reply. You have some fantastic advice!
You are correct in that I will not be able to start work until 2015. My thinking is that I would do Honours next year because I won't be working, it surely can't hurt my job prospects for the future, and it would give me the opportunity to study a higher degree later on down the track.
We do indeed have an ABC, not 10 minutes drive from where I live. The idea of just presenting myself there frankly petrifies me, but I realise that's my own issue to overcome. I would really like to work at the ABC, for all the reasons you have mentioned. I do love journalism, and was fortunate enough to be nominated by my uni faculty for a couple of student journalism awards last year (I won a high commendation for one, which was judged by an ABC Online producer), so it would be great to think I could translate my passion and skills into a successful career. You have given me some very useful advice about how to go about doing that, and for that I thank you. I will certainly keep your offer of a PM in mind in the future.
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