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And what I learned is that I don't have the slightest clue how to plot out a mystery story. I have a general idea of my characters and an idea of what the crime is, who did it, why and how they did it but all of that is completely different than plotting out the story of how the detective figures it out.
My detective in this case is named Ethan Allen Bentley and he's the black sheep of a snooty old money family from Vermont. He's ex military and he's just been placed in charge of security at a space station cum all inclusive holiday resort where he finds his predecessor has been murdered. Obviously he needs to figure out whodunnit but as soon as he starts getting somewhere he realizes that he's next. Sounds pretty basic, right?
Yeah, well, it is. It aint no Agatha Christie story but it should have some suspense, some cool detectiving (shut up, is so a word), and some stuff that is cool science fictiony stuff. I think it will be a decent story.
I just don't know how to reveal clues and shit so I have some research to do.
But, I wrote about 500 words of it today anyway just because I want to keep in the habit of writing. I basically got him from the shuttle craft that gets him to the space station into his quarters on the station. I may throw it all out later but who cares, the point now is to develop the habit.
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SOUTH BEND – Jack Cooley had 13 points and 13 rebounds Saturday to lead Notre Dame to a 69-52 win over St. Francis ofPennsylvania.
Eric Atkins and Cameron Biedscheid each scored 13 points as well for the Irish, and Garrick Sherman had 11 points in his first start of the season.
Umar Shannon scored 14 points and Ollie Jackson had 12 points on four three-pointers for St. Francis (0-5), which lost its ninth straight road game dating back to last season. The Irish (5-1) have won 39 of their last 40 home games and improved to 44-0 all-time in November under coach Mike Brey.
Cooley recorded double figures in points and rebounds in the same game for the 17th time in his career.
The Irish never trailed and blew the game open halfway through the second half with a 13-1 run that pushed their lead to 24 points with 5:45 to play. They led by as many as 25 points before both coaches sent in their reserves. Cooley scored nine of his 13 points in the second half, including five points in Notre Dame's decisive run.
Biedscheid came in for Sherman, who went to the locker room early in the game after being poked in the eye. By the time Sherman returned, Biedscheid had drained three three-point shots and the Irish led by eight halfway through the first half. Sherman, a Michigan State transfer, was making his first start for Notre Dame in place of Scott Martin, who missed the game with a sore left knee.
St. Francis tried to shorten the game with long possessions early on, regularly running the shot clock down under 10 seconds.
Notre Dame led by as many as 13 points in the first half, but the Red Flash got that advantage under double digits on Umar Shannon's floater in the lane with 28 seconds left before halftime. Jerian Grant answered with a fallaway jumper with 5 seconds to go, then Atkins stole the St. Francis inbounds pass and scored at the buzzer to push the Irish lead to 12 at the break.View comments

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Damian \d(a)-mian\ as a boy's name (also used as girl's name Damian), is pronounced DAY-mee-en. It is of Greek origin. Possibly means "to tame, subdue", though the Greek root is also close to the word for "spirit". The Belgian priest Father Damien is honored as the man who gave his life helping the lepers of Molokai in Hawaii. Saint Damien (third century) is known as the patron saint of physicians. Demyan is the Russian form. Author Damon Runyon; ballet dancer Damien Woetzel.
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The Florestan Trio is now firmly established as one of Britain's—indeed the world's—most distinguished ensembles, and their Hyperion recordings of Schubert, Schumann, Dvořák and Brahms have received universal praise. Now, having completed recordings of all of Schubert's music for piano trio, they embark on a series of the Beethoven trios which it is estimated will fill four CDs, to be recorded and issued over the next two or three years. The discs will include not only the well-known 'ops' (1, 70, 97) but also the less familiar chippings from the master's workshop. This first CD includes the two Opus 70 works (one of them the celebrated 'Ghost' Trio) as well as the Allegretto in B flat written three years later in 1812.
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Beethoven had announced himself to the wider musical world in 1795 with his three piano trios Op 1. He then abandoned the medium for over a decade, returning to it only after completing the 'Pastoral' Symphony in the summer of 1808. Beethoven originally envisaged following the symphony with two piano sonatas, or another symphony; but, as he wrote to his publisher Breitkopf & Härtel, he decided on a pair of trios 'because there is a shortage of such works'. Both trios were sketched and composed with comparative ease. The D major was finished around the end of September, the E flat a month later. That autumn Beethoven was living at the home of his close friend and (for a time) business adviser, Countess Marie von Erdödy, and it was at her musical salons that the new trios were first performed, the D major on 10 December, the E flat on the 31st. They were published in the spring of 1809 with a dedication to the countess, though by then Beethoven, true to form, had stormed out of her home after a violent quarrel over a servant.
In the Op 1 trios Beethoven had already given the two string instruments more of the limelight than they had enjoyed in the keyboard-dominated trios of Mozart and Haydn. But with the Op 70 trios their emancipation is complete. The three instruments now discourse as equals in kaleidoscopically varied textures, rich in the free contrapuntal interplay that is one of the glories of the Viennese classical style. In the D major, the only one of Beethoven's mature piano trios in three movements, the explosive unison opening is immediately countered by a dissonant, disorientating F natural high in the cello's plangent tenor register; the cello then slips back into D major with a beseeching lyrical melody that passes in turn to violin and piano. This opening at once establishes the highly charged, volatile nature of a movement that trades on abrupt contrasts of texture and dynamics and, in the development, some of the composer's most rugged, rebarbative imitative writing. Inevitably in Beethoven, the flatward pull of the 'wrong note' F natural has long-term structural consequences, both in the recapitulation, where it initiates a poetic expansion of the beseeching cello melody in a remote-sounding B flat major, and in the finale.
The D minor 'Largo assai ed espressivo' which spawned the work's nickname 'Ghost Trio' is the slowest slow movement in all Beethoven, and the most impressionistic. The weirdly fragmented thematic material, unstable harmonies and sombre, quasi-orchestral textures, with eerie tremolos in the bowels of the keyboard, combine to produce music of extraordinary tension and Gothic gloom. And it is no surprise to discover that Beethoven noted down the brooding opening theme among sketches for the Witches' music in a projected Macbeth opera. The finale restores us to a world of convivial normality, with its supple, gracious themes and crystalline textures. There is whimsical humour, too, in the main theme's hesitations and harmonic feints, deliciously amplified in the coda, while the implications of the first movement's stray F natural make themselves felt in the brusque or ruminative shifts to distant flat keys.
The E flat trio, containing nothing as sensational as the 'ghostly' slow movement of the D major, has always been rather eclipsed by its companion. But it is one of the most lovable, as well as one of the most subtle, of all Beethoven's chamber works, with a mellow, intimate tone that recalls the contemporary A major Cello Sonata, Op 69. The slow introduction, gently ruminative rather than, as so often in Beethoven, charged with mysterious expectancy, is unusually closely integrated with the main Allegro: as the music seems to be moving towards the anticipated dominant key, B flat, Beethoven recalls the introduction's opening phrase in a mysterious G flat, before deflecting to the expected key for the breezy, waltz-like second subject. Even more surprising is the reappearance of the first part of the introduction, in its original slow tempo, in the coda. The development, characteristically, 'worries' at the two-note trilling figure from the main subject before taking the waltz through strange, luminous harmonic regions. Then comes the wittiest and most dramatic stroke of all, when the cello confidently initiates the first theme in D flat major, only to be instantly contradicted by the piano in E flat major: with astonishing sleight of hand Beethoven has spirited us back to the home key and begun his recapitulation before we realise it, a moment well described by Donald Tovey as 'perhaps the most unexpected return in all music'.
Beethoven's obvious model for the tight integration of slow introduction and allegro was the first movement of Haydn's 'Drumroll' Symphony, No 103, likewise in E flat and 6/8 time. The connection between the two works carries over into their not-so-slow second movements. Both are cast as a set of double variations on two alternating and related themes, one in C minor, the other in C major. Haydn begins in C minor and ends in C major. Beethoven reverses the process, opening with a charmingly demure – and distinctly Haydnesque – C major tune, and closing with fragments of the truculent, faintly Hungarian-sounding C minor theme, linked to the C major by its flicking 'Scotch snap' figures. After a full variation of each theme (the C major in wonderfully airy, dancing textures), the second variation of the C major tune is drastically shortened; then, in the movement's climactic section, Beethoven powerfully exploits the C minor theme's exotic, Hungarian flavour, with violin and cello in turn hurling out the tune against flamboyant keyboard figuration.
The third movement, noted as a minuet in the composer's sketches but in the autograph marked simply 'Allegretto ma non troppo', is in A flat rather than the expected E flat major. The trio is thus the earliest instance in Beethoven of a work with movements in three different keys, a pattern he repeated in the 'Harp' Quartet of 1809, where the tonal centres are again E flat, A flat and C. Hearing this exquisitely tender, lulling music 'blind', many listeners would exclaim 'Schubert!'. And it left a profound effect on the younger composer in a piece like the A flat Impromptu D935 No 2. Yet this romantic intermezzo, with its contrasting 'trio' that dissolves magically back into the main section, also recalls Haydn by quoting the beginning of the famous Largo from his Symphony No 88. Could it be that Beethoven, who had made peace with the now frail old man at a performance of The Creation in March 1808, consciously or unconsciously conceived the whole trio as a homage to his former teacher? Certainly the genial and exhilarating finale, full of rhythmic wit and good-humoured instrumental repartee, recreates Haydn's spirit in terms of Beethoven's own 'middle period' style. In keeping with the whole trio, the movement shows a fondness for relationships between keys a third apart: the gloriously exuberant second group of themes is in G major rather than the orthodox B flat, and is later recapitulated in C major. This prolonged emphasis on C major demands a long coda affirming the tonic, E flat. But what Beethoven gives us is not so much a coda as a second, varied, recapitulation that brings back all the themes in reverse order, then subsides to a quizzical pianissimo before generating a rousing send-off from the opening scales.
As a digestif the Florestan Trio offers the little Allegretto in B flat which Beethoven composed in June 1812 for ten-year-old Maximiliane, daughter of Antonie Brentano who is now the favourite candidate as the composer's 'Immortal Beloved'. This deliberately easy piece is a sonata movement in 6/8 'pastoral' metre, wholly free of Beethoven's trademark developmental tension yet full of gentle, guileless charm.
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In today's post, meet Ali Pearce – current Peppercomm intern and future PR star.
1. Tell us about yourself- Where did you go to school, where are you from and what brought you to Peppercomm and PR?
My name is Ali Pearce and I've been interning at Peppercomm since September. I graduated from Elon University, a small liberal arts college in North Carolina, last May with a degree in Strategic Communications. I have always enjoyed working in teams and coming up with creative solutions to problems; therefore public relations was a perfect fit for me. Because it is an industry that encourages thinking outside of the box, I am constantly being challenged and continuously learning new ways to help our clients.
The culture at Peppercomm is unlike any other organization I have been a part of and immediately drew me into the company. The minute you step into the office, you can tell that everyone enjoys coming to work and because of that, the energy here is contagious. My interview flew by because I spent half of the time laughing with the intern committee. That's when I knew I was sold and that Peppercomm was the place for me.
2. What area of the industry do you find most interesting and why?
I'm really interested in the digital side of public relations. Social media has revolutionized the industry by completely changing the relationship between brands and consumers. I love following the digital trends and learning new ways to build a brand's presence through these social media platforms. One of my favorite aspects of this internship is working with Peppercomm's internal digital team, PepperDigital.
3. Any surprises or revelations about the industry?
I think the biggest revelation about the industry for me was the different types of projects that we work on for our clients. Before working at Peppercomm, everything I knew about PR came from the classroom and my internship for an in-house PR department. Working for an agency is completely different; no two days are ever alike and you are constantly juggling different types of projects for a unique client base.
4. Tell us about your proudest moment in the internship so far.
One of the most challenging yet rewarding experiences of my internship thus far has been working for a foreign technology company. My team and I have been helping to establish a social media presence for this client. This has been difficult at times because of cultural differences and a differing of opinion on various topics. Drafting social media content for this client has taught me how to adjust my language and tone so that it matches my client's audience, which I have come to learn is an essential skill in public relations. Overall, it has been rewarding every day to see an increase in engagement on the client's Facebook page and to receive positive feedback from the client.
5. Any favorite/inspiring case studies?
I recently came across a Unicef campaign on Pinterest that really resonated with me. Pinterest is typically used as a platform for sharing things that you want in your closet, for your home or things that you want to cook or craft. Working off of this theme, Unicef created a fictional Pinterest account for Ami Musa, a 13 year old girl from Sierra Leone. Using this account, Unicef pinned items such as a cup of rice or clean drinking water to show the wants of a 13 year old living in poverty. These images stood out amongst the typical materialistic pins. Personally, this campaign forced me to think about those less fortunate about myself and instilled in me a desire to do something to help others instead of pinning another pair of shoes.
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The goal for most when finding a job is to land a position at your dream company. So you go through the interview process, you like them, they like you and a few months in, you realize you're not actually the best fit.
No one will fault you for leaving a job after six or so months, in fact, recognizing that you are not happy/fitting within the company shows a sign of maturity (though be mindful of how many times you do that, you can be tagged as a "job jumper").
Sometimes you just know you need to leave your job and whatever the reasons are, it is important to tactfully resign.
Check out this article from CIO.com on 5 LinkedIn Tips for How to Resign From Your Job Gracefully for some good advice if you need to leave.
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Even though it's post-Valentine's Day, love is still in the air. And you know what that means—we're going to post a list of fictional television characters that we think would be great in the industry based on a few character traits. Why? Why not! It's a day about love. So check out our list (which is in no particular order or by any means "final"). Let us know who else you would add to the list, but first enjoy our picks:
Mary Crawley
If you watch Downton Abbey, you know Mary Crawley's a tough cookie. Watch and listen closely, she knows exactly what to say and how to say it. Whether it's about the war, her family, unrequited love, she keeps everything together and responds well. She never shares information that could come back to hurt her (too much). Also, remember a certain deal with a big newspaper man? Good job, Mary.
Michael Bluth
What Michael Bluth of Arrested Development dealt with was straight up crisis communications. While not perfect, he was (mostly) always cool, calm and collected. We could see him doing very well, especially in some high pressure/ridiculous situations . . . and we know Job would be entertaining.
Ari Gold
Smart, funny and hardworking, Ari Gold "embodies" all that goes into the industry (plus a lot of choice curse words). So, he may be a bit crazy at times, but The Entourage character is tasked with building the brand of his client, so not too far a stretch to jump to the industry. We just hope if he were real, he was on our team.
Ben Wyatt
For the Parks & Recreation fan, you know that Ben has been a successful campaign manager and is very intelligent (he is marrying Leslie Knope after all). He can do it all—crafting messages, working in publicity/with the media and we think he would excel in the field. Ron Swanson was a close second, but we thought his "take all bacon and eggs" attitude put him just a little behind Ben.
Lisa Simpson
She might be 8-years-old, but Lisa Simpson is poised and ready to take on anything. We picture her balance of smarts and calm attitude taking over the world. We wouldn't mind a little jazz saxophone, too.
Don Draper
To new books . . .Posted by: | Comments
We just want to virtually *toast* our colleague Sam Ford, Director of Digital Strategy here at Peppercomm. He is a co-author of Spreadable Media, a new book that basically argues that "if it doesn't spread, it's dead". The official book launch party is tonight in NYC and all of us here at PRiscope and Peppercomm are very excited for Sam and his newest accomplishment. Congrats, Sam!
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Blogs and memes come and go, but sometimes you just know when one is great. Here is one of our new favorite PR humor blogs: #iworkinpr and one of our favorite postings so far:
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The Perfect Pitch – Before You Make That CallPosted by: | Comments
Pitching and, really, media relations, is a big part of our job in communications. To some it's fun and easy, to others it's the most terrifying aspect of the field.
Whether or not you love or hate the media relations aspect of the industry, you typically need to have it mastered to be able to successfully progress in communications.
So how do you get to mastering this "art"? The same way you get to Carnegie Hall: practice, practice, practice.
Here are a few tips to help you get your pitch perfect before you reach out to anyone:
- Write out the key points you want to make; you can keep them in front of you when making calls, but writing it down will help you to figure out what you want to say and help identify the most important points you need to discuss.
- Practice! Ask another account team member or even just mumble it to yourself. If you can't keep concisely convey the point, you are not ready to call anyone, especially not a busy person in the media. This will also help you to make sure you don't stumble over any points.
- Be sure to keep your initial pitch down to 20-30 seconds. If the person you've called keeps you on the phone longer and asks, questions, that's great, but keep it short when first trying to sell the idea.
- Do your research. Make sure the person you're calling is the BEST person at that particular outlet, which means you should be reading what they typically cover and all recent articles.
- Emailing a pitch? Common sense says that you should proofread it, but it also never hurts to have someone else from your team take a quick look to make sure it's informative, yet to the point.
These are just a few items to keep in mind when pitching. If you get nervous, just remember, you're pitching via email and/or the phone, no one can see you.


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A driver was killed on Monday night in Seminole County after troopers say he drove off the road and struck a tree.
Dustin Kahlhamer, 26, of Satellite Beach, was killed in the crash in Winter Springs late Monday night.
According to Florida Highway Patrol, Kahlmaher was driving his Dodge Stealth northbound on Dodd Road just after 10 p.m. when he drove off the roadway and struck a tree.
He died at the scene, troopers said.
The crash remains under investigation and it's not clear if alcohol was a factor.
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Now that the Los Angeles city council has passed a resolution encouraging residents to observe "Meatless Mondays" for health and environmental reasons, more people will be looking for vegetarian recipes and meatless meal ideas. Fortunately, it's easy to be green, and PETA is happy to provide all Californians with free recipes, product suggestions, information on vegetarian-friendly restaurants and stadiums, and more.
By going vegetarian, at least for one day a week, you'll not only help combat climate change, conserve resources, and reduce your risk for heart disease, diabetes, cancer, and other common chronic illnesses; you'll also save lives. And once you see how easy it is to go meatless on Mondays, you'll want to extend your efforts throughout the week, which will have an even greater impact.
Los Angeles is off to a good start. Let's hope that the rest of California follows suit. Check out www.PETA.org for more information and healthy, eco-friendly eating tips.
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Take a tame, familiar quilt block and unleash it to create a fresh, modern look. Eleanor Levie and five quilters famous for innovation put their spins on well-loved classics. Gorgeous photos make you gaga for wonky hearts, skewed nine-patches, a crazy-quilted star, split Log Cabins, a basket gone bonkers, and more. Guided by easy how-to's and more than 120 step-by-step photos, even beginning quilters can make super-cool pillows, quilts, wall hangings, and bags. There are also plenty of hands-on extras: tips and tricks for color, composition, and design, plus workbook (er, rather playbook) sections that offer lots of jumping-off points to tweak tradition and create your own original blocks. In short, you'll be wild for these bold takes on old favorites!
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While there's no reviews for the ebook version, I do hope you'll read the marvelous raves for the book that you can hold in your hands--it's the same book, after all! Take a look at http://www.leisurearts.com/products/quilt-blocks-go-wild.html or at http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_ss_c_0_15?url=search-alias%3Dstripbooks&field-keywords=quilt%20blocks%20go%20wild&sprefix=quilt+blocks+go%2Caps%2C154
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as a former police officer,,it is my opinion that Off. Daves showed an utter lack of judgement, in this situation,, his actions make himself and he made his fellow officers look like fools,,you should be dismissed for this action,,the charges again Mr. Wright should be dismissed immediately,,,Mr. Wright is carrying his wife into the emergency room,,,she's very ill as anyone could see,,it doesn't take half a brain to see what the situation was,,as a police officer you should have known that,,then you wonder why the public has a negative look on police officers,,your a class example,,,total lack of sensitivity
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Wait 'Til Next Year
For the Uniwatchers: Next year's Super Bowl logo.
I liked it at first. Now, the more I look at it, I can't figure out what it's supposed to be, or what it has to do with Tampa Bay or anything.
Sweet Sixteenth?
The news that the state of Pennsylvania is approving a funding package that should see a new soccer stadium (among other things) built in suburban Philadelphia means that Major League Soccer may get to its stated goal of 16 teams by 2010.
What if it looked like this at that point?
|DC United
|New England
|New York
|Kansas City
|Chivas USA
|Los Angeles
|San Jose
|Salt Lake
I don't personally think MLS would go with four-team divisions (and you'll always hear the single-table enthusiasts chime in – I wouldn't expect they'd do that with 16 teams, but you never know). I figure they'll go with two eight-team conferences (which might break down as above, but with the Atlantic and Northern in the East and the Southern and Pacific in the West – thank you, PZ).
Then if the top four teams in each conference make the playoffs (as has been the case through most of the league's history), you're not facing a situation where "too many teams make the playoffs." Seems manageable.
St. Louis looks like it's the odd city out at the moment. That's unfortunate. But I've long felt that St. Louis' reputation as a soccer hotbed had a lot more to do with the great players that have come out of there and the love of playing and coaching the game that its residents have than about people actually ponying up to go watch it played at the professional level.
EDIT: Don Garber's statement: "Governor Rendell's announcement today is another very positive development toward bringing Major League Soccer to the Philadelphia area. The Philadelphia market just took a big step forward and is now well positioned to receive an MLS expansion team. The opportunity to be part of a large-scale urban-renewal project along the historic Chester waterfront remains extremely appealing to us. We are eager to continue our conversations with the potential ownership group to finalize an agreement and we will provide more details shortly.â€
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Speaking of jerseys (and I have to thank Dan for the tip on this one), DC United's new look, to be worn by some new players:
The team that's been Major League Soccer's "most authentic" club over its first 12 years, the one that's been the most subtle in its brand, the most understated (for the most part – until last year), first loses its iconic three stripes across the front of the shirt, then the league goes and changes the number and name font style on the back of the jerseys, and, yet, DC puts the word "TRADITION" right below the collar.
Stars and Pinstripes Forever
Are they still pinstripes if they're horizontal, or do they have to be vertical? And if they're wide apart, are they still pinstripes?
Anyway, here's the new US Men's National Team jersey:
And here's the first thing I thought of when I saw it:
Look, USSF and Nike, seriously: quit screwing around with the uniform, okay? Pick a nice, classic, basic look and stick with it. I know you're all gaga about all the cash we all dropped when we went to Germany in 2006, so we're obviously fans. But quit coming out with new product we're all supposed to buy every year lest we risk our reputation as true believers.
Gee, Mr. Peabody…
Time for a trip in the wayback machine, also known as www.paperofrecord.com, which lets you search old newspaper PDFs.
These baseball notes actually appeared in the October 2, 1976 issue of The Sporting News:
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They Are United. Or So They Say.
I'll admit – I've been skeptical of the United Football League (going so far as to say "you'll never play a game," which I guess I have to stand by).
I've seen many an alternative football league announced only to crash and burn well before kickoff in the 30+ years I've been following the game as a fan and media type. I was a huge fan of the USFL and have a soft spot in my heart for leagues that take on the status quo and inject a little life into the proceedings (not that I think they could ever realistically compete with the NFL). Read the rest of this entry »
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Maybe the worst person in the world plays in Tampa Bay, but it's not Elijah Dukes of the Rays.
Maybe it's Jerramy Stevens of the Buccaneers.
Just a vile, evil, bad guy.
And Bruce Allen gets a contract extension from the Bucs for moves like this, signing this complete waste of DNA and saying "I think Jerramy Stevens is a good young man."
Of course you do, Bruce. It wasn't your daughter he raped. Or your 92-year-old grandmother whose house he drove his truck into. Or your 17-year-old son whose face he stomped.
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I was talking recently with a friend of mine (just for sake of argument, let's call him, oh, Dan) about quarterbacks. We seem to be hearing a lot about quarterbacks lately, especially this week, what with Tom Brady of the Patriots poised to become one of the all-time greats (unless you believe total idiots like Bill Plaschke or Nick Canepa).
Somehow we got around to the guy you see above, Terry Bradshaw. Now, I wasn't a huge Steelers fan, but they were the dominant team when I started following pro football in the mid-to-late 1970s (and I do have a Steelers #12 throwback jersey), and I respect that.
Dan and a lot of other folks don't seem to respect ol' TB, though. His name comes up a lot when you discuss the greatest quarterbacks and it seems like his name gets dismissed a lot (hey, how many Super Bowls does a guy have to win around here, anyway?) pretty quickly. This, despite the fact he was a first-ballot Hall of Famer, something only 13 other quarterbacks* can say. Read the rest of this entry »


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I haven't heard any buzz lately about one of my favorite restaurants in the city. Does anyone have any recent reports to share? Also, has anyone else had trouble with the website? I usually go there to see what the weekly tasting menu will be, but the menu sections have been blank for weeks. I haven't been able to get there for a while, but I'd love an update.
The web site works fine for me, just tried it.
We're going this Saturday night for dinner and I'll try give an update afterwards.
The menu sections appear to be blank, but if you highlight that area, the text shows up. I think I happened to accidentally click and drag and discovered that.
i ate there about two weeks ago. i had a nice meal.
had a grilled quail,
steak frites with new york strip
and a pasta dish.
all the dishes were great. i liked it a lot.
Sign up at their website to get a weekly e-mail and you will always be in the know about the spectacular tasting menus. We live in the neighborhood and hadn't been there in a while, but started going back this summer with some regularity and NEVER have been disappointed. The food has just been exceptional.
Just ate there last week and had the mushroom tasting menu. It was really outstanding from start to finish: a simple and elegant mushroom consumee with potato dumplings and pear, an off-beat and interesting mushroom-wrapped tuna over eggplant-sesame puree with tomato-ginger jam, mushroom-dusted scallop with a hash-like concoction of mussels, bacon, sweet potato, and mushrooms with a curry sauce, and mushroom-stuffed filet. All dishes were perfectly cooked, interesting, and excellent. The dessert of a trio of chocolate truffles (dark with amaretto, white with macadamian nuts, and milk with raspberries) and an over-the-top mini chocolate pot de creme was the perfect ending.
I seem to eat at Matyson every few months and recommend it as my "go-to" place every couple of weeks, and I continue to be amazed with the consistency, both from my meals and reports back I hear from people I recommend it to.
Was going to put this on the San Fran board - but in case anybody here is interested...
I had a chance to visit Matt and Sonjia's new restaurant , JoLe, in Calistoga, CA (at the northern end of the Napa Valley) last week. It was absolutely fantastic - all of the best things about the early years at Matyson are perfectly preserved there (with an awesome setting in the first floor of a boutique hotel and a superb wine list to boot). I was there with my three brothers and parents and so we ordered nearly everything on the menu between us. The flavors were fresh, interesting yet comforting, and delicious. Everything was perfectly cooked.
A few of our particular favorites:
Wood oven roasted artichokes with gnocci and spinach
Tempura soft shell crabs
Strip steak with panzanella salad
Scallops with bacon and corn
Grouper with apricots
Both desserts - WOW these were amazing - lemon tart with huckleberry sorbet and "frozen tiramisu"
All in all - a super evening and I thought fellow Matyson fans might enjoy a check-in on the new venture for Matt and Sonjia.
Sonjia wasn't around, but Matt came out at the end of the meal and was very gracious in thanking us for seeking them out out there. Said business has been OK, but it's been a tough mental transition to go from the multitudes of diners in Philadelphia to a town of 5,000. Seems like they're doing well, but he mentioned that they're certainly ready for tourist season to start. We were there on a Tuesday night, and it was packed including all seats at the bar and the counter seats at the wood oven for the whole night.


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Hugh Mercer Elementary
Second-grade Pumpkin Run winners are:
First place--Sarah Rigual and Zachary Horn
Second place--Jillian Battista and Angel Reza
Third place--Andrea Williams and Flynn Jones
Fourth place--Bryelle Jackson and Dylan Lenze
Fifth grade--Margaret Rowe and Jason Stinchcomb.
First-grade Turkey Trot winners are:
First place--Sara Beringer and Daylen Bumbrey
Second place--Piper Kingsley and Da'shea Smith
Third place--Siena Salafia and Mickens Laurore
Fourth place--Lauren Holland and Timothy Ford
Fifth place--Carley Coghill and Ty McDonald.
The following students won the Barnes and Noble "Why I Love To Read" contest: Catherine Blossser, Teniyah Randolph, Katelyn Boyd, Margaret Rowe, Stephen Carella, Bella Kimball, Liam Pillsbury, Olivia Stewart, Scarlett Allen and Noelle Patrice Ingram.
Annie McFarland's artwork appeared in the January 2013 issue of Highlights magazine.
Second-graders chosen to be Patriot Singers are Diamond Beanum, Manuel Murcia, Jada Cunningham, Imari Brooks, Katelyn Boyd, Scarlett Allen, Tremon Adams, Jade Brown, Jocelyn Coffman, Jack Bowles, Bryelle Jackson, Olivia Stewart, Bella Kimball, Andrea Williams, Savon Foster, Sara Rigual, Elaina Lacovar, and Zachary Horn. These students auditioned to participate and sing patriotic songs on the morning announcements.
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Gitmo Troops Get a Car Show While Inmates Sweat in 12-Foot Boxes
Guantánamo Bay's reputation as the dark heart of America's war on terror tends to overshadow its more banal role as a naval base -- filled with troops, their families and, to a lesser extent, their pretty, pretty cars.
Late last month, the base organized a car show for its residents to show off their wheels while enjoying the temperate Caribbean climate. "From POV to Command, we want you! Get that auto shinned up and ready for show. Categories to include: GTMO Specials, Classics, Motorcycles, Cars, Trucks, and last but not least Command Vehicles," Gitmo's Morale, Readiness, and Welfare organization announced.
According to the account of the event that ran in the Wire, the base newsletter, engines roared, "gargantuan bass sound systems" rumbled, and polished chrome tail pipes gleamed. (In some other corner of the base, Gitmo's roughly 160 detainees continued their indefinite incarceration. Could they hear the rumbling of the bass?)
As far as car shows go, Gitmo's was a standard affair. Event-goers voted for best in show in each category, and a 2001 Mustang Cobra entered by Navy Petty Officer 3rd Class Andrew Morrell was a particlar crowd favorite. "It's American muscle, that's it," Andrews told the Wire.
In 2012, the Navy Ball Committee at Gitmo staged a similar event to raise money for their annual birthday ball. Entries included: "a Datsun 240Z, a Mercedes-Benz E350, an Infiniti G35S, a Toyota Celica, a Mazda RX-8, and several of the ever-present Ford Mustangs." In the end, the Infiniti G35S was awarded best in show. Attendees also competed in a Humvee-pulling contest and, for a small fee, got to smash an abandoned truck with a sledgehammer.
The Navy covers the cost of shipping personal vehicles to troops permanently stationed overseas. Gitmo has about 1,500 personally owned vehicles, and new ones arrive by barge every two weeks. Unfortunately for many of the car show contendors, vehicles older than 1999, the Navy warns, "will encounter difficulties if maintenance is required." Because, while Guantánamo may have a world class prison library, it suffers from a real dearth of German auto repair shops.
For Gitmo residents who'd rather not spend their Saturday walking around a car parking lot, the island offers other pastimes. For example, the local theater is screening "The Fifth Estate." But be warned: The Wire's reviewer gave it just two out of five "banana rats." The base also has a ceramics shop and a go-kart track. Sure beats reading quietly in soundproof, steel-plated cells.


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Bruce Arthur, Vancouver SunPublished: Monday, February 24, 2014
There are always two Olympics, at least two, and they are both about what it takes.
Firstly, there is the central engine of the Olympics: the men and women who come from across the world to compete, who win or lose or complete a great voyage just by showing up. They, along with the people who push or pull or carry them, create so many indelible stories. There is nothing like the Olympics.
And these Olympics contained deep beauty. Canada's women's hockey triumph, and the mirrored American heartbreak. Jan Hudec's cardboard knees and bottomless heart. The Dufour-Lapointe sisters, and their fiercely proud parents. All the parents, really.
PARTY TIME Canada's athletes let loose and whooped it up as they paraded during a celebration of the Games during the closing ceremony Sunday, one of the beautiful aspects of the Olympics.
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Athletes adopting stray dogs, and volunteers smuggling them safely out of Sochi. Teemu Selanne's final Olympic dance for Finland, and fourth medal. Yulia Lipnitskaya's 15-year-old ferocity and occasional perfection. Gilmore Junio's brother and sister and parents cheering their hearts out for Denny Morrison; Canadian cross-country coach Justin Wadsworth running out to a Russian with a broken ski, and giving him another. He wanted the Russian to complete the race with dignity, he said. This is his home.
Every Olympics gets you, one way or another. When it was revealed that Sarah Burke's ashes were brought here, carefully carried around the world and sprinkled on the halfpipe in secret, a ritual and a eulogy, god. It was so easy to cry. That is the Olympics.
And then there is the other Olympics, and that is also a story about what it takes. Every Olympics is political. What was spent, what was prosecuted, what was carried out in its name. During these Games Russia arrested protesters and journalists, and cut off funding for its lone independent TV station. Cossack policemen horsewhipped members of Pussy Riot, the dissident, dissonant punk band that dared to come and protest in Sochi. In Vancouver, we put some of our terrible acts into the closing ceremony.
Sochi's environmental disregard, its elephantine $51-billion budget, the vast corruption, the ongoing prosecution of the LGBT community outside Sochi; they were all part of these Games, too.
The Olympics tries to create a bubble, but the world intercedes. As Russia's Olympics came to a close, Ukraine's Russia-backed government, which cracked down on protesters in clashes that killed over 100, fell.
It felt like the old days, but those days are gone. Jaromir Jagr wears No. 68 to commemorate the Prague Spring, the short-lived burst of freedom and liberalization that ended in August 1968 when the Soviet tanks rolled in. Here he said, "It's not really a big deal now. Almost everybody knew why I am wearing the number. It's not about the people, it's about the politics."
These Games were about the people, and about the politics. The most interesting people to talk to here were volunteers; they came from all over Russia, were mostly young, mostly university students. They are bright, ambitious, worldly, a generation of Russia's human capital. Wonderful people.
"I was proud of the opening, because it was very beautiful, for Russia," said Ekaterina, a mechanical engineering student at a Moscow university. "But now, I am not so proud. So much money (spent) for the Olympics that could be better used on other purposes.


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Oct. 3, 2013
Last month, a horrible midday car accident on the Arborway near Forest Hills left several people injured— including Dorchester carpenter and father of three Kevin Cellucci, who remains in a coma. Next month, his family, friends, and supporters will come together to support him with a fundraiser.
Pete Alvarado, Kevin's cousin, still remembers the disturbing call from his sister on the day of the accident. He rushed to the hospital, where he found family members, close friends, and a parish priest from St. Brendan's church.
"He made it through surgery and time will tell how severe things are," Alvarado said at his Quincy home. "We were up there until about 3 in the morning, and we came home and went right back up in the morning."
Kevin remained in a coma as of Tuesday, a state he had been in for 25 days, according to Alvarado.
"It's tough looking at him every day just sitting there and not being able to communicate with him," Alvarado said. He added that the ordeal has been particularly difficult for Kevin's wife Tina LaMonica and his three young children – Stephen, 4, Declan, 3, and Paul, 3 months.
Cellucci, a lover of the Patriots and fantasy football, is everyone's favorite, Alvarado said.
"He loves being around his family and he's always in a good mood," Alvarado said. "He is a free spirit and has a great laugh and smile."
Since Kevin has been in the coma, his son Stephen scored his first goal in a Dorchester Youth Soccer Club.
"That's going to bum him out when he finds out he wasn't there for it," Alvarado said of Kevin.
The Dorchester Youth Soccer Club has posted about the Kevin Cellucci Foundation on its website, dyssoccer.com.
Since the accident, Alvarado has taken stock of his own life.
"It puts everything in perspective," he said. "It makes you think about living every day like it's your last."
Alvarado said he sees other families in the Intensive Care Unit getting bad news and feels terrible for them.
Alvarado said he also had sympathy for the four boys from Latin Academy, who were found to be speeding and caused the accident on the Arborway in Jamaica Plain on Sept. 6 that left Kevin in the coma.
"I've said it all along – our thoughts and prayers go out to their families, as well," he said.
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