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An Improbable Life
by Jim Abbott
"Honest, touching, and beautifully rendered . . . Far more than a book about baseball, it is a deeply felt story of triumph and failure, dreams and disappointments. Jim Abbott has hurled another...More
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"Honest, touching, and beautifully rendered . . . Far more than a book about baseball, it is a deeply felt story of triumph and failure, dreams and disappointments. Jim Abbott has hurled another gem."--Jonathan Eig, New York Times bestselling author of Luckiest Man
Born without a right hand, Jim Abbott dreamed of someday being a great athlete. Raised in Flint, Michigan, by parents who encouraged him to compete, Jim would become an ace pitcher for the University of Michigan. But his journey was only beginning: By twenty-one, he'd won the gold medal game at the 1988 Olympics and--without spending a day in the minor leagues--cracked the starting rotation of the California Angels. In 1991, he would finish third in the voting for the Cy Young Award. Two years later, he would don Yankee pinstripes and pitch one of the most dramatic no-hitters in major-league history.
In this honest and insightful book, Jim Abbott reveals the challenges he faced in becoming an elite pitcher, the insecurities he dealt with in a life spent as the different one, and the intense emotion generated by his encounters with disabled children from around the country. With a riveting pitch-by-pitch account of his no-hitter providing the ideal frame for his story, this unique athlete offers readers an extraordinary and unforgettable memoir.
"Compelling . . . [a] big-hearted memoir."--Los Angeles Times
"Inspirational."--The Philadelphia Inquirer
Includes an exclusive conversation between Jim Abbott and Tim Brown in the back of the book.
Chapter 1
I spent two baseball seasons in New York and enjoyed them most on Saturday mornings, when the city composed itself with a long, slow breath.
Maybe it was a sigh.
Either way, on this particular Saturday the sidewalks twenty-seven floors below the apartment window were less cluttered, the taxi hailers appeared in a hurry but not altogether panic-stricken, the dog walkers smiled and nodded at passersby as their little city pooches, pleased not to be rushed, did their morning business. Across 90th Street, a broad patch of emerald green--conspicuously so against the old brick and brownstone and grit--hosted a game of soccer, filling the neighborhood with cries of encouragement, whoops, and applause.
The sky was gray, a leaden touch to a yawn-and-stretch morning on Manhattan's Upper East Side. The idle observations from the uniformed lobby doorman and the waitress four blocks away at Gracie's Corner, where the wait was manageable and the pancakes were reliably fluffy, were about afternoon rain, the prospect of which further softened the jostle of the expired workweek.
I liked it there.
Dana and I had carved something like a routine from our first year east. What began as an exercise in survival became almost comfortable. We'd rented a one-bedroom apartment with a sofa, a coffee table, and a couple chairs, bought a few things for the kitchen, and mostly ate out. We were in our mid-twenties, a good time for exploration and discovery and a semi-furnished life. At first we walked the neighborhood within a few blocks of 90th and York Avenue, browsing the shops and studying the menus taped to the windows before widening the radius to include Central Park and the museums that run practically side-by-side along Fifth Avenue.
We began to smile at familiar and friendly faces: the people with whom we regularly rode the elevator, the guy behind the deli counter a couple doors down, the woman who pushed quarters across the top of a stack of tabloids, change for our newspaper. Amid its swirling rhythms and every-man-for-himself pretenses, New York was becoming a good place for us. We were learning about each other, fending for ourselves, accumulating the scrapes and bruises that come with the outsiders' clumsy entrance.
I'm not sure the transplants among the city's millions ever believe that life there can be done quite right. There's simply too much one can't know, there being so many wonderful layers of people and cultures, so many siren blips and impulses. And yet, many find their spots. There is a life to be had in the spaces of stillness amid the commotion, and that's where we generally succeeded in hosting it.
The job wasn't going as well.
I walked with Dana that morning with The New York Times under my arm and work on my mind. A man pushed buckets of fresh flowers to the sidewalk, far enough to be tempting to passersby, not so far as to be out of sight. The paper carried the story of the Yankees' loss last night at The Stadium, a Cleveland Indians rookie named Manny Ramirez--raised in New York's own Washington Heights--hitting his first big-league home run in front of scores of friends and relatives down the left-field line, and, two innings later, his second. The Mets had lost in Chicago. The Angels game had gone too late to make the early edition. There may have been a mention of me somewhere within those pages, which I'd chosen not to read.
It was early September and beginning to feel like it. The weather was turning and the Yankees were in the race, in second place, a couple games behind the Toronto Blue Jays in the American...
About the Author-
Jim Abbott was a major league pitcher with the Los Angeles Angels and the New York Yankees, among other teams. Born in 1967, he was an All-American at Michigan; won a gold medal with the 1988 Olympic baseball team; and threw a no-hitter at Yankee Stadium in 1993. He retired in 1999. Abbott has worked with the Department of Labor's Office of Disability Employment Policy, has been a guest pitching instructor for the Los Angeles Angels, and has appeared as a motivational speaker. He lives with his wife and two children in Anaheim.
Tim Brown is an award-winning writer with twenty years of experience covering Major League Baseball at the Los Angeles Times, The Star-Ledger, Cincinnati Enquirer, and Los Angeles Daily News. He studied journalism at the University of Southern California and Cal State Northridge, and currently works for Yahoo! Sports.
- Hall of Famer Cal Ripken, Jr. "Jim Abbott is the embodiment of perseverance. The obstacles that he was able to overcome to play the game at the highest level are remarkable and his story can teach all of us valuable lessons. Jim was a fierce competitor. He never viewed his disability as a disadvantage and, as a result, it wasn't. Imperfect is a terrific story and the best part is that it's true."
- Don Mattingly, former New York Yankee captain and current Los Angeles Dodgers manager "As I read Imperfect: An Improbable Life, Jim Abbott's love for the game jumped off the pages. It was like Jim was right in front of me telling me his life's journey. I felt his pain, hurt, joy, exhilaration, disappointment and accomplishments throughout his life. Jim has always been and continues to be an inspiration for all of us."
- Mark Kriegel, author of Pistol: The Life of Pete Maravich and Namath: A Biography "The story of Jim Abbott--wonderfully crafted by Tim Brown--is everything you'd expect from a baseball life: funny, heartbreaking, and triumphant, though not necessarily in that order. Still, to label this fine book 'an inspiration' almost misses the larger point. Imperfect isn't about learning to cope with a disability. It's about becoming a man in America."
- Ian O'Connor, New York Times bestselling author of The Captain: The Journey of Derek Jeter and Arnie & Jack "Jim Abbott was 20--22 as a pitcher for the Yankees, and yet, as a man who played the game with one hand, an argument should be made that he belongs among the greatest players of all time. In Imperfect: An Improbable Life, Abbott and one of America's leading sports journalists, Tim Brown, tell the amazing story of a man's dignity and grace in overcoming a forbidding physical hurdle to pitch 10 big-league seasons and to throw a no-hitter. Abbott won every day he took the mound. This book is required inspirational reading for all fans of the human spirit."
- Tom Verducci, senior writer for Sports Illustrated and New York Times bestselling co-author of The Yankee Years "If you think you knew the inspirational story of Jim Abbott, think again. With Tim Brown, Abbott gives an unflinching account of his remarkable baseball life--the joys and the pains. With each chapter you know him better and root even harder for him."
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OTK's victory on Friday marked the end of a months-long battle for control of Morgans that pitted OTK, which owns 13.9% of the company's stock, against Morgans' management and investor Ron Burkle's Yucaipa Cos. OTK proposed bringing in new directors and management to reinvigorate the company, which operates 13 hotels, such as the Morgans and Hudson hotels in New York and the Mondrian South Beach in Miami Beach.
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After four years leading the Port Washington Youth Activities, President Bill Omeltchenko has turned over the helm to Anthony ("Tony") Cavallaro.
Omeltchenko led PYA during a crucial period of explosive growth in its programs. PYA participation has grown over 20 percent in the last four years and there are now over 3,200 participants in its programs. During that period, PYA also added wrestling, field hockey, roller hockey and several other sports. The growth in girls' participation in PYA's programs also has been remarkable. Girls now participate in record numbers in basketball, field hockey, lacrosse and softball, and can enjoy the same opportunities for athletic development and success as their male counterparts. Omeltchenko's legacy of inclusion — boys and girls, very talented to less talented — will be lasting. Omeltchenko also will be remembered for successfully navigating the financial crisis of the past two years and helping ensure that PYA remains a vibrant heart of the Port Washington community. Omeltchenko developed close ties with organizations and businesses in town, which also helped Lions Field remain as one of the best youth sports facilities on Long Island, including its new field house office, parking lot, and pesticide free turf program.
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"sherlock… when did you have time to get fitted for a new suit?! you're supposed to be working on SWITCHING OUR BODIES BACK"
"…your wardrobe impairs my thinking"
(okay some of these are only half fits but yeah they are all bodyswap/jumper related at least)muya0909: If you're still taking requests, would it be Sherlock and John exchange their souls with each other?
fuckyeahsherlockfics: Could you draw a Sherlock/John clothing/personality swap? Maybe Sherlock as a soldier and John as a dapper sociopath? Whatever appeals to you.
nobodylovesringostarr: OR you could draw Sherlock as John and John as Sherlock :D
drinkthetaste: if you're taking requests, can you draw sherlock and watson switching up? sherlock sitting there with a cup of tea with Watson blowing up the furniture xD or whatever.
not2late: Would you please draw Sherlock in one of John's jumpers, and vice versa? (John in long trench coat scarf..)
clockworktimebomb: If you're still taking requests… can we have Sherlock trying to wear John's jumper, looking ridiculous, with John laughing?
reluctanthero27: Could I request a drawing for this? "I feel like Sherlock sometimes wears John's sweaters when he's bored and John is out of the house. He'll walk around and go "Look at me! I'm John. I'm so nice about everything. NO sherlock, don't put the dead thing in the fridge, I need room for all my normal, soul sucking items. No, Sherlock, don't be mean to anderson he's our friend! Blah Blah Blah Blah!"Then, seconds later he breaks down, falls on the couch and goes. "I miss you so much! COME HOME!"


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"We are in dire need of your unwholesome expertise," a police detective tells Edgar Allan Poe.
Talk about understatement.
Star rating: Two and a half stars
Starring: John Cusack, Luke Evans, Alice Eve and Brendan Gleeson
Directed by: James McTeigue
Written by: Hannah Shakespeare and Ben Livingston
Running time: 111 minutes
Rating: R (for bloody violence and grisly images)
Where: Entertainment Cinemas in South Dennis, Heritage Theaters in Sandwich and Regal Cinemas in Hyannis
In "The Raven," a killer is on the loose who tortures and mutilates victims in ways that reflect the writer's macabre tales of mystery and horror. Poe, played by John Cusack, after being the obvious first suspect, is enlisted by the Baltimore police to help investigate.
What results is a Poe-as-Sherlock-Holmes approach, with touches of "The Phantom of the Opera" and the "Saw" movies (those familiar with Poe's "The Pit and the Pendulum" can imagine why) thrown in.
Though Poe purists might take issue with this approach (see story on Page C1), the premise had a lot of potential. Poe's stories can be creepy, scary, spooky – take your pick. Why not present a fictional version of Poe to make use of his "greatest hits"?
This film doesn't take full advantage of the potential, although it still has enough going for it to make it a mixed success.
There's a kidnapping involved that, unless I blinked at the wrong moment, seems to be thrown in without it being adequately depicted. The Poe references are thrown in here and there, but they could have been used more cleverly and to more horrific effect. And the characters – with the possible exception of Cusack's Poe – come off as flat; we never get too invested in what happens to anyone here.
But director James McTeigue, who made "V for Vendetta" and wisely chose not to include the Burger King as a character this time around, creates an appropriately dark, misty atmosphere, and the film offers an interesting (albeit clearly fictional) take on the circumstances of Poe's real-life demise.


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Are all tomatoes gross for you, or just specific ones? Cuz I used to hate tomatoes (SO MUCH HATE DISGUSTING VILE TEXTURE AND GROSSNESS) but then I tried some heritage tomatoes and found that not all tomatoes are evil.
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Yeah, which is why I make fun of them. It's like making fun of your really nice neighbor who's got a nicer house than you for having such a nice house. Yeah, you're teasing them, but only because they're so chill about everything, and given the chance, you'd totally move into their awesome house.
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Not everyone is as pop culture-literate as the tumblr community, so very often I'll make a series of references nobody gets before someone finally understands that I'm not actually saying real stuff.
One time I told a girl at a party named Gladys about someone I used to know by that name who tried to poison me, set me on fire. She looked shocked and I said "oh, don't worry. She used to want me dead, but now she only wants me gone."
I was, of course, talking about GLaDOS from Portal. It's a good thing I was accidentally at the party two doors down from the one I was aiming for.
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Harass away! Also, I'm not all that cool, in real life people rarely know what the hell I'm talking about.
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The idea for this conference has its roots in the 2010 General Assembly where we hosted a workshop titled, "A Family Conversation about Same-Sex Orientation" with the central question of "How is God calling us to be the presence of Christ among people of same-sex orientation?" The response to the workshop was so significant that we discerned the time was right for a more extended conversation. We also discerned that a hyper-focus on questions related to same-sex orientation was itself a poor stewardship of a larger conversation about sexuality which needed to take place. Finally, we discerned that the most appropriate approach to a conversation about sexuality among Christians was the question, "What is unique about Christian sexuality?"
In their efforts to make disciples of Jesus Christ, every church is facing complex concerns about human sexuality. I believe this conference can provide a space for respectful conversation, fervent prayer and serious reflection that will help all of us. No matter your circumstance or hope, opinion or personal perspective, I encourage your participation in this gathering of Baptists devoted to the exploration and meaningful discussion of human sexuality and Christian covenant. I also invite your prayers.
This three day conference will utilize plenary presentations led by a very diverse community of presenters having shared a practice of prayer for months. Plenary presentations will be complemented by the opportunity to share perspectives, struggles, frustrations, resources and community in one of many "covenant communities" led by trained facilitators. There are currently plans to include a resource area. You can learn more about this event by visiting www.thefellowship.info/conference where you can download a prospectus, view the schedule or register.
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Well, i don't really know anyone, but i can ask all my friends. What you could do is create a group, once you do that i'll tell my friends to join ^_^
It sounds like a great idea. Although, i am not well familiar with Japanese Literature, maybe some other members may be quite informed about Japanese Literature.
Not that often really. Only when i feel like reading. Some of the books i have read are; Night, Night Shift, Wicca, and some others i can't remember at the moment.
Yeah, most threads are about favorite things and whatnot.
Hello there, well yes indeed i have been quite lately. I have been just reading what other's have post and only reply when i think i can make an educational and wisely point, other than that i just stay quite and watching within the shadows.
nah i dont brood that much. i'm actually a pretty jovial person, haha. I just tend to speak my beliefs a lot. Some people tend to think my quirks are just me being emo XD
Xd dark and handsome, eh? I'll take that as a compliment, but it would be easier to know what sex you are XD
but yea, we can be friends. No sense not being, eh?
Actuall, I'm doing a little of both. A friend of mine makes jewelry and she's going to show me how once we get some more really cool stuff.
Friends? of course sounds good to me. Nice to meet you.
Oh but your so very right, it is a Korean site. =]
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Still craving carbs in the evening, Should try eating apples. (We have a great crop off our tiny trees this year.) I've decided to wait un til the apple crop is gone to start SB Phase I. Or is that just another rationalization?? Well, let's see how I do with preplanning meals this coming week. I did lose more than 25 of my pounds on II. But I do need to cut out the wine -- even a small glass throws my whole system off. Freeze the rest of the bottle in cubes and use for cooking. And no more wheat -- the allergies are acting up again. And "freeze" the chocolate -- set it as a reward for breaking 140. Likewise anything with sugar (which is what is creating the cravings.
I will practice discriminating awareness in relation to what goes into and comes out of my mouth.
I will choose food and drink which is healthy, nourishing, and in balance with the needs of this body and this planet, both in quality and quantity.
I will choose words which are skillful, wise and compassionate, to the best of my ability.
Well, I found another stumbling block, ie all of the fruit on hand that will "go to waste" if I don't eat it before I start SB Phase I. At least it's healthy II, and I did exercise today again. But my energy level is about zip -- i't dark and rainy and even after not getting up til after 9, I have just felt like lying around and reading all day. Adding the goal to knock three items off my MLO list each day is working well as a motivator. I may add the option of 1 frog as an alternative.
OK -- I moved to Phase II today. I didn't complete all my fast break goals, but I did do a lot of prep work:
- learned to use the site tools
- read many of the resources
- set up my treadmill shelf and playlists and trialed the combo (including GForce and the light box) It works great and is actually a pleasure to use to workout.
- Determined to restart SouthBeach Phase I -- the problem is to find 2 weeks without food-oriented social committments.... It's probably my bigest hurdle to weight loss -- I always feel "celebratory" when getting together with friends. Maybe it would help if I made the Friends the object of my celebration rather than the food????
OK. I guess that's my first step. To explore ways of integrating a healthy social life with healthy eating. So SB Phase I officially starts tommorrow -- since I've already eaten a bowl of granola and a banana today -- but I can do healthy phase 2 and track calories for the rest of today.


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Occupy Wall Street: Americans Are Furious, And They Are Right to Be
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It's no mystery why the Occupy Wall Street and related protests are capturing the country's attention. Americans are furious about the state of our nation, and they're right to be. Millions of people are out of work because of Wall Street's recklessness. Millions more have been thrown out of their homes for the same reason. Meanwhile, the federal government fails to take obvious steps to address these problems because of the outsized influence of the very Wall Street firms and giant corporations that caused our economic problems. The country is past due for a mass protest movement demanding justice.
Occupy Wall Street has been criticized for not offering a clear set of demands. In fact, the protesters have been eloquent in rejecting the idea that they produce "one demand," and also in articulating in broad terms what they want. More to the point, it's not for a lack of ideas that the country is in crisis. Put the unemployed to work retrofitting energy-inefficient buildings, teaching children and meeting other unmet needs. Invest in a green energy revolution. Impose a financial speculation tax, and increase taxes on the wealthy and corporations (and make them pay). Put in place a single-payer, Medicare-for-All health care system. Undo NAFTA-style corporate trade agreements – and don't enter in any new ones. Force banks to renegotiate mortgage terms, and let foreclosed-upon families stay in their homes as renters. Overturn the U.S. Supreme Court's decision in Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission with a constitutional amendment and reestablish the principle that corporations exist to serve the people, not the other way around.
The country's problem is not the lack of a policy agenda. It's not even winning strong public support for the policy agenda – the public does support these ideas. The problem is translating the popular anger about the nation's state of affairs into a political movement strong enough to overcome the corporate opposition. We can only hope that Occupy Wall Street serves as a spark to that political movement.
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Flying through the water: America's Cup technology
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The basic physics of sailing seem obvious: A sail catches the wind. The energy is transferred to the hull. The boat is pushed forward.
Of course, any sailor worth his salt knows it's not that simple, and sailing the boats of this year's America's Cup, scheduled to begin today off the coast of Valencia, Spain, may be something akin to rocket science.
By all reports, both vessels in this year's 33rd staging of the America's Cup (racing began in 1851, making it the world's oldest active sports trophy) are capable of sailing two to three times faster than the wind, so fast in fact that "they make their own wind," said Bryon Anderson, a physicist at Kent State University and a longtime sailor.
That may sound fantastical, but it's really just a matter of carefully balancing three conflicting forces to maximum positive effect. First and foremost is the "driving force" created by wind energy captured in a sail. By constantly trimming a sail to maintain the optimum "angle of attack" to the wind's direction, this force drives a boat forward.
In addition to the driving force, there is a "sideways force" from wind that doesn't just push the boat forward but also sideways. The sideways force also generates a "heeling force," which causes the boat to tip or "heel." The keel counteracts these two forces by deflecting the water passing it and by its weight below the hull, respectively.
Even the most lubberly of landsmen know a boat can't be sailed directly into the wind or upwind, but sailing downwind, with the wind parallel and pushing from behind, is not the fastest point of sailing, either.
A boat sailing downwind is limited by the wind itself. If a breeze is blowing at 10 knots (one knot equals 1.151 miles per hour) and a boat is making six knots in the same direction, the crew feels a "relative wind" of four knots blowing over the stern. As the boat increases speed, the speed of the relative wind drops toward zero, and the force of the wind upon the sail declines. When boat speed equals true wind speed, the boat has reached maximum velocity, though this is not actually possible since there are always other, slowing forces at work, such as water resistance.
Water wings
Like airplane wings, boat sails exploit a principle of physics first described by the 18th-century mathematician Daniel Bernoulli. In cross-section, aircraft wings taper to a thinner trailing edge. This teardrop-turned-sideways shape causes air passing over the top of the wing to move faster than air passing below. Faster-moving air doesn't push down as hard on the wing as slower-moving air pushes up. The difference in relative pressures generates the "lift" that permits flight.
The physics of a boat sail are similar, says Anderson. A sail is almost always curved and angled into the wind. Air moving along the "upper" or downwind side of the sail is forced to take a longer path, thus moving faster than air passing along the "lower" or upwind side of the sail. The result is that air on the upwind side of the sail pushes harder.


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Album Rating: 4.5this track should have made the LP though: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h0TSUhOesd8
Digging: RATKING - So It Goes
Album Rating: 5.0well its on his ep
That was the first song I heard from him because Kevin Barnes is on it
I also remember when that video had 230something views...they grow up so fast
Digging: Radio Moscow - Magical Dirt
Album Rating: 4.0it's fine on the ep, the live version is a lot better anyway. that's one problem with kishi... sometimes his live stuff makes the studio versions just unsatisfying. ie bright whites.
Digging: Falls of Rauros - Believe in No Coming Shore
Album Rating: 4.5yeah agreed hard. seeing Summer Has Arrived live absolutely raped me. The recorded version isn't as good.
Album Rating: 5.0disagree
Album Rating: 4.0My French teacher was playing Manchester during class a while back. I quietly geek'd out to myself. Great track, great album.
great album good thing i reviewed it :]
Album Rating: 5.0i think the only song i prefer live is chester's burst over the hamptons but thats only because it's longer. obviously he's a spectacle live and i love the noise jams, but i really love the recorded versions especially. they're almost entirely different though because most of them are different arrangements
Album Rating: 4.0the album version of bright whites is just like... boring compared to the live one. evalyn, wonder woman... maybe atticus and beat the bright out of me too in my experience.
Album Rating: 4.5yeah I mean I'm not saying anything negative about the studio versions of the songs, they rule, but he just elevates it to a whole other level live
Album Rating: 5.0i actually do not like bright whites live...i think it's his weakest song
Album Rating: 4.0hahaha
anyway yeah evalyn makes me hard... kishi with the bum bum bum bums and zach
galifianakis goin ham on the banjo percussion
Album Rating: 4.5"and zach galifianakis goin ham on the banjo percussion "
hahahahaha jesus
Album Rating: 5.0didnt hear that one 500 times at the concert
Album Rating: 4.5yeah he mentioned it once, but something about "zach galifianakis goin ham" just puts the weirdest image in my head
Album Rating: 4.0woah lighten up dude. between that and not liking bright whites you must just like hate fun or something
seeing him tomorrow
Album Rating: 4.5so jealous, weirdly
Album Rating: 5.0i didn't say i don't like bright whites you moron. do you not notice i have this 5'd? i said i don't
like it live near as much as on record
fucking posers i have his entire discography autographed
Album Rating: 4.0'i actually do not like bright whites live'
u said it man, no need to get so upset. also no need to get your hipster cred panties in a bunch especially over what is like some of the most accessible music ever
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The following people are on the 2013-14 trainee actors course and will appear in a showcase event at QUAD in June 2014.
Sean started acting at the age of eleven and has been in a number of amateur performances with small drama groups. He has completed a BTEC Level 3 course in Acting at the Manchester College and is currently studying Musical Theatre at the same campus. During his time at college, he has been in performances such as A Midsummer Night's Dream, Posh and Spring Awakening. Whilst with 1623, he hopes to further his ability and understanding of Shakespeare in order to perform it and other connecting art forms with confidence and clarity.
Georgie has been acting since she was four and has been in a number of productions – both professional and amateur – over the years. She has attended many different classes and workshops the more recent ones including: Derby Academy of Acting, where she has developed her skills on both naturalism and Theatre of the Absurd; Nottingham Playhouse Youth Theatre, where she has looked in detail at some of Shakespeare's works and explored physical theatre; and day workshops at RADA – Speech and Voice, An Introduction to Meisner and Improvisation. Georgie helps run a drama club at school for Years 9, 10 and 11 as well as running a 15 minute slot for Year 6s in her local Youth Theatre. Georgie's most recent performance was as Heckler in 1623's Zombie Shakespeare.
Callan is currently training at Derby Theatre as part of the University of Derby's Theatre Arts course. He has also begun to work professionally in the UK. Most recently, he has appeared in Welcome to Thebes and The Erpingham Camp, both of which were performed in the East Midlands. His first professional appearance was in an open-air tour of The Taming of the Shrew as Lucentio. He hopes that whilst working with 1623 he can develop his skills as a performer as well as get into the hearts and heads of Shakespeare's characters. View Callan's CV on Spotlight, watch his showreel on YouTube and follow him on Twitter.
I have not really done much acting before, but I hope 1623 will help build my skills and confidence up so that I may do more in the future. I focus on dancing and have performed with the English Youth Ballet in Coppelia when they came to Nottingham in 2010. I also worked with the Midland Theatre Ballet for two years in Birmingham, where I performed in Sleeping Beauty and Beauty and the Beast. I've always enjoyed Shakespeare's work and hope that I will start to understand it more with the help of 1623.
Shelley spent the last year in London where she studied at the Italia Conti Academy of Theatre Arts in Clapham and she has gained a lot of valuable skills and experience from her time there. She had the opportunity to play the role of Eva Mason in Peter Whelan's The Accrington Pals whilst studying. She has also taken part in the National Theatre Connections play Alice by Heart, in which she played the Queen of Hearts. She is also a National Youth Theatre member. Shelley knows that her training at 1623 will help add to her love for Shakespeare and acting. She hopes to learn and experience as much as she can with 1623 to better herself as an actor.
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The following people completed the 2012-13 trainee actors course and appeared in a showcase event at QUAD in June 2013.
Rachel has been in a range of productions, including two different productions of Oliver! in which she has played both Oliver and Nancy. She has also been in plays such as The Pie and the Tart and has been a member of Derby LIVE Youth Theatre for three years. More recently, she has received roles in short films, including one on mental health, and has performed in a feature-length zombie film, shot locally in Derby.
Jess has received training at Derby Academy of Acting since the age of thirteen. Previous to that, she was part of the Derby Playhouse Youth Theatre and Tiptoe Academy of Performing Arts. She was lucky enough - at the age of 13 - to be cast in Derby Playhouse's professional production of Stepping Out, which was one of the the best experiences of her life. This reinforced her desire to learn the craft. Since graduating from the 1623 trainee actors course, Jess was cast as Audrey, Olivia and Phebe in 1623's Stand-Up Shakespeare.
Darius appeared in the Derby LIVE production of Children of Hercules and has recently performed at Derby Theatre in the Good Companions production of Oliver! In 2011, he played General Malahyde in Gargantua for the National Youth Theatre at Deda and the Sheffield Crucible Theatre. Darius is currently preparing for a school production of Little Shop of Horrors, in which he will play Orin the Dentist.
Lucy has been acting since the age of 7. She has performed in various productions, both professional and amateur, including Doctors for the BBC. She attend Nottingham Youth Theatre where she explored physical theatre and looked at the work of various practitioners, including Berkoff and Brecht. She also attend Derby Academy of Acting where we she worked on Stanislavski, Shakespeare and Theatre of the Absurd. Lucy's Youth Theatre work has led her to perform at the Regional Youth Theatre Festival in Wellingborough. Her most recent performance was as Juliet with 1623 theatre company at Derby Museum. Lucy currently runs a drama club for Years 9, 10 and 11 at her school.
From a very early age, Harry has pursued a career in acting. After achieving a LAMDA gold medal in solo acting, he went on to train at the Derby Academy of Acting for a year. Harry is also an accomplished musician on both violin and piano. In 2011 he appeared in a production of Bassett at the Sheffield Crucible and the National Theatre as part of the NT Connections Festival. More recently he appeared in the professional production of Angela's Ashes: A Musical with Uncontained Arts which is set to be performed at the Lime Tree Theatre, Limerick, in July 2013. Harry is also a member of the National Youth Theatre and appeared recently in 1623's Midsummer Magic at Cromford Mill.
Christopher has previously appeared in the amateur Lace Market Theatre production of Moira Buffini's Dinner, playing Lars. He has also performed in student films and small acting spots in comedy shows. Since becoming a 1623 trainee, Christopher has played Clarence in Supernatural Shakespeare and RedPix, one of the Pixel Pixies at Derby QUAD. To find out about Christopher's experiences while he was on the 1623 trainee actors course, read his diary by clicking here
Steve's main acting experience to date has been with amateur companies. In the early to mid nineties, he was a member of the Marlowe Players, performing in such plays as Harvey, Good, and his personal favourite, The Roses of Eyam, in the Derby Playhouse Studio. Then there was a period where real life got in the way, and it wasn't until Steve became a Derby LIVE steward that his interest in theatre returned, and he became a member of the Derby Shakespeare Theatre Company. Steve was cast as a member of the Watch in their production of Much Ado About Nothing, which allowed him the opportunity to perform at the Minack Theatre at Porthcurno in Cornwall. More recently, he's been an extra in the Derby Soap Opera. He was cast in the role of Angus with Derby Shakespeare Company for their production of Macbeth, and recently played the Blue Team King for Games Time, as part of Derby Feste in September 2012.
Sylvia is an actor based in the East Midlands. She has experience in theatre, feature film, shorts, theatre-in-education, physical theatre, devising, combat, role-play, corporate work and voiceover. She has taken part in many acting courses and workshops over the years. She found the 1623 trainee actors course a great experience as she worked on and performed Shakespeare. In 2013, Sylvia played Titania in 1623's Midsummer Magic tour. For Sylvia's full CV on Casting Call Pro, please click here.
Rachael studied for an acting foundation degree at Leicester College, during which time she played roles including Ophelia in Hamlet, Jennifer in The Misanthrope, Philia in A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum and Maggie in Cat on a Hot Tin Roof. She is a member of The Idols, a Leicester-based amateur musical theatre society, with whom she performed in Hello Dolly as well as a series of concerts. Rachael was a member of Leicester Drama Society's Youth Company from the age of 12 to 16, when she took part in various different productions. Following on from this, she was a member of the adult society, with whom she attended many acting workshops and took part in showcase performances.
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Western President Amit Chakma asserted the importance and fragility of academic freedom around the world at a reception held at Western Law Jan. 22, celebrating professor Anna Dolidze, Western's first Scholar at Risk.
"Today's event recognizes that the work we do as members of the global academic community can - at times - be a risky and dangerous business," Chakma said. "Western has an opportunity and a responsibility to play a leadership role in helping to protect academic freedom, wherever it may happen to fall under threat."
Western stands among six Canadian universities, including McGill and Toronto, that are members of the Scholars at Risk Network, an international organization dedicated to getting scholars out of danger and back into the classroom and academic research.
Western Law has become the first faculty of law in Canada to invite and host a legal scholar through the Scholars at Risk program. Dolidze joined Western in July 2012 to teach and research in the area of international law.
Dolidze worked as a public interest advocate in Georgia and was chair of the Georgian Young Lawyers Association (GYLA), the leading human rights organization in that country. She became a vocal critic of the Georgian government's abuse of power and faced threats and intimidation. Dolidze left Georgia in the spring of 2007 and received a fellowship at New York University as part of the Scholars at Risk program.
In thanking Western for its support, Dolidze emphasized the important role the Scholars at Risk network plays. It provides a safe haven and conditions that nurture scholars' talents, which often result in "an explosion of creativity," Dolidze said. She referenced some notable refugee scholars, including Hannah Arendt and Albert Einstein, who went on to make distinguished contributions to the world.
Dolidze, who holds an LLM from Leiden University in The Netherlands, has been a Podell Global Scholar at New York University School of Law and a Visiting Fellow at Columbia University's Harriman Institute for Russian, Eurasian and Eastern European Studies. She earned a doctorate from Cornell University in December 2012.
Each year, some 250 member institutions in 30 countries host as many as 60 "scholars at risk" on their campuses, while providing another 1,000 scholars in dangerous situations with advice and other forms of support.
"I've greatly enjoyed my time at Western. I've benefitted from significant institutional support, mentorship and encouragement from the Law School's faculty, and opportunities for intellectual exchange with students. I hope my year at Western was as beneficial for the Western community as it was for me."
Chakma acknowledged and thanked Western professors Joanna Quinn and Michael Lynk, as well as Brian Timmey, Social Sciences dean, John Capone, vice-president (research), and Julie McMullin, vice-provost, international, for their work in championing the initiative.
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LSU's quarterback Mettenberger went down in the game against Arkansas with a torn ACL. He was regarded as a first round quarterback by many NFL Draft analyst. He won't be able to to workout at the combine, or the play in the Senior Bowl which could drop him out of the first round. As for Mariota, he was highly regarded as the best quarterback not named Teddy Bridgewater.
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Great article by Kenny Rice concerning this Saturday's Strikeforce event. —- One of the most memorably violent hits in sports history did not take place in a cage or ring. It happened at home plate a block away from where the Strikeforce Grand Prix Heavyweight Semi-Finals will take place Saturday night. Pete Rose collided with […]
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Prestigious MMA promotion Strikeforce is coming to the US Bank Arena on September 10th for the Heavyweight World Grand Prix Semi-Finals. Today they released their full card exclusively to MMANati at Cincinnati.com. This will be a night full of high profile stars including: Josh Barnett (30-5), Antonio "Big Foot" Silva (16-2), Josh "The Punk" Thompson […]
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I was incredibly skeptical of the Houston Astros lineup today against the Rays. Jesus Guzman being tossed in the third spot after a disappointing season and having not started a game in a week was an iffy decision to say the least.
I wasn't getting warm and fuzzies from the pitching match-up either. David Price against Brad Peacock. Price may not be having the best season ever, but it's still David Price. And Peacock has been hit or miss this year.
But the Astros were quick in their attempt to quell my misgivings, as they blasted off for two home runs in the 1st inning, one from Dexter Fowler and one from the newly revitalized Matt Dominguez, whose clutch three run double last night put the Astros on cruise control for the win. From there, though, the offense was awfully cold.
The Rays would get one back the following half-inning as it became pretty obvious that, after throwing 50 pitches through just two innings, Peacock was headed for a short outing.
Guzman did do a bit of impressing, as he drove in Fowler from second with two outs in the 3rd, to put the Astros up 3-1.
The Rays answered back quickly, however, as Peacock's shut down inning didn't go according to plan again, though he did hold the damage to one run, as the Rays pulled within one.
Peacock wouldn't make it to the 5th inning. He never really looked in control, despite tip-toeing out of numerous jams with the lead intact. He walked four and gave up three hits in just four innings.
Darin Downs held down the fort for his 1.1 innings before handing the baton to Jerome Williams, who lowered his stock by losing the lead on an overturned double-play call following two singles.
Williams continued his work on procuring the loss in the 8th, when he went single, hit by pitch, single, sac bunt before exiting the game leaving runners on second and third with just one out. The damage wouldn't get any worse, though, as Sipp and Zeid stopped the bleeding.
That would be it though, as the Astros wouldn't muster up anymore scoring. The Astros just couldn't solve Price, and they lost their first series in quite some time. Altuve and Singleton were given pinch-hit opportunities in the 9th, but they couldn't put anything together.
George Springer was the epitome of the Astros struggles today, as he achieved another golden sombrero, his second in three games. In his last three games, he's struck out nine times in eleven at-bats. However, he did make a spectacular, run saving catch.
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