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Former England lock Danny Grewcock believes his former side are spoilt for choice when it comes to finding the right second row mix for next month's Rugby World Cup.
England boss Martin Johnson is due to name his final 30-man squad on Monday with one of the key decisions he faces being whether to take three or four locks. The likes of Tom Palmer, Louis Deacon and Courtney Lawes have all impressed of late while the evergreen Simon Shaw remains a significant presence. Added to that impressive list of talent is relative newcomer Mouritz Botha and the ultra-versatile flanker-come-second-row Tom Croft.
Whatever blend Johnson opts for, Grewcock believes he cannot lose due to England's embarrassment of riches in that department. "I think it is exciting times in the second-row for England," Grewcock told ESPNscrum. "Louis Deacon had a great Six Nations and he really hit some form. Tom Palmer is playing some of the best rugby he has played for England.
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And Grewcock believes, if Johnson does take four locks, that Shaw should be the man to fill that berth. Shaw, who won his 69th Test cap against Wales earlier this month, will be 38-years-old by the time England kick off their World Cup campaign but Grewcock believes he could still feature. "I think they'd go for Shaw over anyone else as he is part of the tried and tested second-row combination," Grewcock said.
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Painter challenges history with Seattle Art Museum exhibit
Titus Kaphar gives history a chance to live in the present.
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Titus Kaphar gives history a chance to live in the present.
He's a young painter who had turned his passion for history into a body of work that asks contemporary questions of historically significant paintings, mostly from the 18th and 19th centuries.
The question he asked George Washington drew me to a showing of Kaphar's work, which opened at the Seattle Art Museum Friday and runs through Sept. 6.
Kaspar copied part of that famous painting of George Washington crossing the Delaware, just showing Washington and two dark hands on an oar. He made it big, then he cut Washington out and turned him upside down, making the painting look like a giant playing card.
Washington gambled with the lives of an entire people by not trying to end slavery.
He called the painting "George, George, George." Kaphar told me it's meant to be said in exasperation. He knows the complex situation Washington faced and the turmoil that shows up in Washington's diaries, but still.
Kaspar said Washington's writings show he "clearly understood that this is a sin, that it is unjust, that it is evil," but he did nothing about it.
Those two black hands on the oars start to look like fists.
Some of the seeds for work in this exhibit were planted by Kaphar's reading of Henry Wiencek's excellent history, "An Imperfect God: George Washington, His Slaves and the Creation of America."
I'd just picked up a copy when I heard about the exhibit and I wanted to find out who this painter was.
Kaphar is 32, he's married, has two young sons and lives in New York.
He's a recent graduate of Yale's Master of Fine Art program, but that's not an achievement most would have expected early on.
His mother was 15 when she gave birth to him in Kalamazoo, Mich. They moved around.
In California, they were befriended by a Haitian-American family, and when his mother decided to move back to Michigan, he pleaded to stay with the Haitian family.
That made all the difference in his life. He was about 14 and had already been getting into trouble. His GPA starting high school was point zero something. He figured academics wasn't for him.
But his new dad "made me feel like I could do anything. If I said I wanted to ride my bike to the moon, he'd say, 'OK, son. What do we have to do to make that happen?'"
He learned to think, to make reasoned arguments. "It changed me as a person."
Kaphar said he was always drawing, and by the time he decided he wanted to be a painter, he believed anything was possible if you thought it through and worked at it.
Yale rejected his first two applications. He worked harder and got better.
Along the way, he gave himself a new name. When he was about to get married he wanted a name he could proudly give to children he would have. The space for father's name on his birth certificate said unknown, and that bothered him.
He and his wife are devout Christians, so they looked for a name in the Bible, where they found Kaphar: atonement, to be reconciled to God.
His work challenges the past but also sometimes reconciles past and present, and sometimes it fills in the places historical works of art left unknown.
At Yale, he was repeatedly told here are works of great value, so he studies them and brings to the fore stories that have sat in the shadows all these years. It's fitting that he is the first person awarded SAM's Gwendolyn Knight and Jacob Lawrence Fellowship.
The fellowship, which includes a $10,000 award, is intended to nurture black artists who've demonstrated excellence early in their careers. Knight and Lawrence, one of America's most celebrated 20th century artists, made their home in Seattle.
They both cared about history. Lawrence's migration series explored the great movement of African Americans from south to north early in the 20th century and wove that story into the fabric of American art.
Their work and Kaphar's challenge us to make history whole.
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December 18, 2008 — Missie Rennie, trustee of The Asia Foundation and Give2Asia, and her husband, Zach Taylor, recently endowed a Professorship chair in Ecology and Conservation Biology at the National University of Mongolia, to be named "The Taylor Family – Asia Foundation Endowed Chair." Committed to assisting Mongolia's development, Rennie and Taylor determined that this would be of great benefit to furthering the study of ecology in the country. The incumbent will be an established and prominent leader in ecology and conservation biology teaching, research, and public outreach, with experience in the characterization of terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems and the biotic communities inhabiting them, in Mongolia and regionally. This is the first endowed professorship for Mongolia. A ceremony to launch the position recently took place in Ulaanbataar, and Dr. B. Boldgiv, a PhD graduate of the University of Pennsylvania, is the first to be selected for the chair.
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Rider had his one month doctors appointment on Friday. I was anxious to take him for a couple of reasons. First is that I was really curious to know what he weighs now and how long he is. Cruz grew so much in his first month and it's fun to compare and see how well they are growing. Second, I was anxious because Jason wasn't able to go with me, so I was heading to the doctors office ALONE with two kids under the age of two. ALONE.
It actually wasn't as bad as I thought. Cruz is always a handful and ever so curious when we are out and about, so I'm used to that. So it went pretty smoothly, actually. Rider's appointment went awesome! At birth, he weighed 8 lbs 6 oz and was 20 in long. Well, four short weeks later and he weighs over 11 lbs and is 22 in long, putting him in the 80th percentile for weight and height. Yes, you read that right. I have an 11 pound 5 week old! Ha! Cruz did the exact same thing when he was Rider's age- both of them gaining almost 4 lbs in their first month of life! So I have happy, healthy, and huge baby boys who thrive off of breast feeding all while I'm doing Babywise. And while breast feeding is hard for me, emotionally and mentally mostly, Rider is growing like a champ so I will hang in there! The rest of the appointment went great, followed by one single vaccine for Rider, which I will not be discussing because I do not wish to start an enormous debate on whether or not vaccines should be administered. Good grief.
So after the appointment, I was feeling particularly brave since I had just made it through the appointment with two kiddos alone. So I decided to go grocery shopping- ALONE. With Rider and Cruz. Mistake? It definitely could have been. But it actually wasn't that bad! I went through the store pretty quickly, only getting what was on my list, praying that Cruz would remain entertained and that Rider would sleep through the whole thing. As I was getting ready to check out, Cruz did start getting a little bored. Wanting him to make it just a few minutes longer (please God!) I grabbed a small pumpkin off the shelf in the produce section and asked him if he wanted one. His little eyes lit up and he was ever so happy to be holding that pumpkin!
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A lawyer who formerly represented Internet freedom activist Aaron Swartz on hacking charges said Monday he told federal prosecutors about a year ago that Swartz was a suicide risk.
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A lawyer who formerly represented Internet freedom activist Aaron Swartz on hacking charges said Monday he told federal prosecutors about a year ago that Swartz was a suicide risk.
Swartz, 26, was found dead of an apparent suicide in his New York apartment Friday.
Andrew Good, a Boston attorney who represented Swartz in the case last year, said he told federal prosecutors in Massachusetts that Swartz was a suicide risk.
"Their response was, put him in jail, he'll be safe there," Good said.
A spokeswoman for U.S. Attorney Carmen Ortiz declined comment.
"We would like to respect the family's privacy," said Christina DiIorio-Sterling. "We don't think it's appropriate to discuss the case at this time."
Swartz was facing a potentially lengthy prison sentence after being indicted in Boston in 2011 for allegedly gaining access to academic articles from a computer archive at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. The charges carried a maximum penalty of decades in prison.
Swartz's most recent attorney, Elliot Peters, said prosecutors told him two days before Swartz's death that Swartz would have to spend six months in prison and plead guilty to 13 charges if he wanted to avoid going to trial.
Peters said he and prosecutors had talked repeatedly about making some sort of plea deal, but had failed to come to any agreement. Then last Wednesday, Peters brought up the possibility of a deal again. He said he told prosecutors "that we should find a way to resolve the case that didn't destroy Aaron's life."
Peters said prosecutors made it clear their position had not changed: they wanted Swartz to plead to 13 counts and the government would seek six months of prison time or some "slightly lesser" amount of time.
Elliot said they rejected the deal and he believed they would win the case at trial, which was scheduled to begin in April.
Prosecutors dismissed the charges against Swartz on Monday.
Ortiz and the lead prosecutor in the case, Assistant U.S. Attorney Stephen Heymann, filed a brief written notice in court, saying the case was being dismissed because of Swartz's death. Such filings are routine when a defendant dies before trial.
Swartz's family says his suicide was "the product of a criminal justice system rife with intimidation and prosecutorial overreach."
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IMC Readies c-One Launch At Gift+Home
Wednesday March 27th, 2013 - 5:26PM
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The Summer 2013 Gift+Home at Las Vegas Market, July 29 to August 2, will launch c-ONE, a new, cross-category showcase of directional tabletop, gift and home resources in both permanent and temporary presentations. Organizers stated that c-ONE will offer about 45 design resources.
Anchor tenants for the c-ONE debut are Alessi USA, which will showcase design-led gift and home accessories in a 1,230-square-foot permanent showroom, and Vietri, which will feature its collection of Italian-handcrafted tableware and home décor in a 1,200-square-foot permanent showroom. Other well-known brands participating in the showcase are handcrafted metalware producer Michael Aram, occupying a 2,380-square-foot permanent showroom, luxury-rug resource Nourison in a 12,000-square-foot existing showroom and international importer Silkroute in a 3,500-square-foot existing showroom.
Curated temporary presentations complement the c-ONE permanent showrooms. Confirmed participants to date, stated International Market Center, include: Jonathan Adler, with home décor, giftware and furniture presented in 922 square feet, Fatboy USA, with whimsical home furnishings in 387 square feet, Ann Gish, Inc., with bedding, linens and textiles in 704 square feet, and Magisso North America LLC, with housewares and tabletop in 200 square feet.
Dorothy Belshaw, president of Gift & Home Décor, asserted that c-ONE has been "shaping up to be an amazing collection of some of the best names in gift and home offerings together in one dramatic presentation. This stellar concentration of key brands on the first floor of World Market Center's Building C will serve as a 'calling card' for better gift and home resources presented throughout the market."
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How far down are you willing to go?
Remember the "Get Out of Hell Free" card the Secret Six tracked down in series' first arc? Well, it's become the focus of desire once again, with two members of the team planning to use it. But just how far will they have to go to get what they want?
SECRET SIX #31, by Gail Simone and J. Calafiore, goes on sale March 2.
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The BIRDS have found their prey
The Birds go on the offensive in the thrilling conclusion of "The Death of Oracle" story. How will Gotham function without their master infojock - and the Birds of Prey continue without their leader?
Find out in BIRDS OF PREY #10, on sale March 9th.
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This Valentine's Day Brings the Wedding of Batman and Wonder Woman
We'll close out today's posts with a question for SOURCE romantics: who's your favorite couple in the DCU?
While you ponder that very question, check out a few pages from THE ALL-NEW BATMAN: THE BRAVE AND BOLD #4, featuring some all ages appropriate romance--and the wedding of Wonder Woman and Batman.
This issue is set on Valentine's Day, so it's a fitting way to close our day. It's not a hoax, it's not a dream and, yes, it's on sale now.
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Black Canary's Bad Dreams - a preview of Birds of Prey #9!
A few ghosts from Dinah Lance's past have come back to haunt her in the penultimate chapter of Birds of Prey's "Death of Oracle" storyline. Can Batman and Oracle save her from an inescapable nightmare?
BIRDS OF PREY #9 is on sale February 9th.
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Which one of you is Oracle?
The Death of Oracle continues in BIRDS OF PREY #8, as the twisted villain Mortis has Black Canary, Huntress, Dove and Lady Blackhawk cornered. Can Oracle and Batman help them in time? And is Dove's ruse enough to keep them at bay long enough for help to arrive?
Gail Simone and Guillem March's BIRDS OF PREY #8 ties in to the Batman Incorporated storyline and hits stores today.
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DCU in 2011: Jesus Saiz to be new BIRDS OF PREY ongoing artist
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Video: "The Age Of Reagan: An Interview With Steven F. Hayward"
In honor of what would have been the Gipper's 99th birthday, here's a flashback to a video interview I recorded with Steven F. Hayward, the author of the magisterial two volume set, The Age of Reagan.
Hayward stopped by the vast Silicon Graffiti production facilities in the suburbs of San Jose one Friday back in August to discuss the second and final volume in his history of Ronald Reagan and his era. The new volume is titled, The Age of Reagan: The Conservative Counterrevolution: 1980-1989, and was released. In the video below we discuss:
- Why it took eight years to get this second volume out after the first volume hit the streets in 2001.
- The shape of the economy Reagan inherited, (which I explored in my review of the first volume in this early Blogcritics post) and how the Reagan administration turned it around.
- How Reagan's actions during the Air Traffic Controllers' strike reverberated as far as the Soviet Union.
- How prepared Reagan was when he took office in 1981? (With a cameo from Kiron Skinner, who edited Reagan In His Own Hand, the collection of op-eds and radio scripts the Gipper wrote in the 1970s.)
- In the final analysis, was there, as initially promised, a Reagan Revolution? And if so, what was it?
Tune in here to watch (or visit Ed Driscoll.com to see a larger version of the video):
Stop byPJM Political to hear the rest of the interview, which further discusses President Reagan's legacy, plus explore its administration's self-inflicted wounds during its second term. And for previous editions of our Silicon Graffiti blog, click here and keep scrolling.
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