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For the first two decades of my life, Thanksgiving was our only whole-family gathering of the year. The cousins loved the reunion, laughing and hugging and playing an annual game of hide-and-seek. Grandpa cupped his hands, yelled his familiar if not creative "Come and get it," and the first wafts of Grandma's wonderful cooking greeted us as we stumbled up the front steps.
Cruising T.J. Maxx for designer markdowns and admiring ambitious women are two of my non-guilty pleasures. So when I first heard about Coco Chanel and how she started out as the illegitimate child of street peddlers and ended up a fashion icon and one of the most powerful women of the 20th century, I was hooked by my dolman sleeve.
In the locker room each day after I swim, I place my wet swimsuit into a small spin-dryer. Centrifugal force squeezes the water out of my black nylon Speedo.
The sign on the spin-dryer says, "This unit is self-timed and will shut down automatically at the end of its cycle. It will not reset." This message is an epiphany. An inert spin-dryer sign is communicating not only instructions about a device, but also a decree: After 80 years of being vertical, I Will Not Reset.
It was the fourth year we would be staying at Fleuchary House, a sprawling Edwardian bed-and-breakfast in St. Albans, 20 miles north of London, owned by a Scottish woman, Linda Matheson-Titt. The purpose of the trip was to visit my mother-in-law, Violet. We've been returning every year since her 90th, when she hired a jazz band to entertain family and friends. I hope my husband, Mick, has inherited her longevity genes. He certainly has his mother's sense of humor and calm, patient attitude toward life.
It's funny to me when I think about it. Me in circulation. Fifteen years ago my circulation stopped and a man had my heart in his hands and had to put my circulation back together.
The last Wednesday before the first day of school, my 14-year-old son, Paul, brandished his $49 two-piece shiny black fishing pole with shocking pink string, rather shocking pink line, while clutching a five-gallon white plastic bucket in his right hand, a small plastic tackle box surprisingly identical to my toolbox in his left, and proudly proclaimed, "I'm gonna catch me a big one today," and skirted away on his neon yellow 20-inch Tony Hawk signature mountain bike like he was chasing the wobbling green overly friendly alien in "E.T.," swiveling left
Beryle Huntting Stanley inscribed "With Nancy, 1947" on the small black-and-white photo. Her daughter, Carol, and a friend, Nancy Parsons, look back at her, their faces in the afternoon sun. Carol's slightly pained expression, likely similar to that of many 31/2-year-olds, bears that "Mom, do you have to?" look.
"What a great country we have here when it decides to be." — John Updike
"We know now that government by organized money is just as dangerous as government by organized mob." — Franklin Delano Roosevelt
In September 1932, Franklin Roosevelt crossed the country to San Francisco to give a speech that contributed mightily to his landslide election to the presidency six weeks later. I yearn to hear the likes of it today from Hillary Clinton.
The East Hampton Town Board recently proposed a rental registration law that has become the topic of much debate. Ostensibly it is designed to address the problem the town has long had in enforcing the existing laws prohibiting group and transit rentals. Unfortunately, the proposed law does not really solve this problem in a meaningful way, although with a few tweaks it could be a lot more effective.
In 1961 I was 8 years old and Sandy Koufax was the most dominant pitcher in baseball. He was also my favorite player. It wasn't common in those days for girls to collect baseball cards, but I did. The only card I did not have was Sandy Koufax.
With all of the iPhones, iPads, tablets, laptops, and other devices teens have access to these days, you would think textbooks would be a thing of the past . . . right? Guess again. Carrying around heavy backpacks all day can be very detrimental for growing students, causing stress fractures in the back, inflammation of growth cartilage, and nerve damage in the neck and shoulders. Even with the advancements in technology, the burden of the backpack has not been lifted, in fact it has only increased.
I discovered the eminent economist William Vickrey, a 1996 Nobel laureate, in an odd way. Although I've written about Wall Street and money for many years, my academic background was not in economics, but in American literature. So when I was looking for a pungent epigraph for "Up From Gold," my 2012 book on the development of our modern dollar-based economy, I thought of a quip by Gertrude Stein (the doyenne of American writers in 1920s Paris, famous for "a rose is a rose is a rose"). As I remembered it, she said, "Economics is simple.
Though the wages are low, man, I don't get the willies actually starting a new and vastly different career at the overripe age of 66. A part-time summer salesman job in Amagansett, to help out during the busy season.
I came to this decision out of sheer boredom. What to do now that I was doing nothing? So I agreed to sell antiques and tabletop accessories and beach bags and candles and whatnot in a lovely "lifestyle" store, as I adapt to my new lifestyle of retirement-slash-unemployment.
"You need to put the sound of a Ferrari, a Porsche, or a McLaren engine in the sound system. When the driver starts the car, he turns a dial and can pick out whatever engine noise he wants that day." Accosting a board member of a European car maker in a Florida post office, my husband was half-jokingly pitching his brainchild with, atypical for him, enthusiasm.
My 11-year-old self is sitting in a chair from Ebbets Field, drinking from a bottle of Pepsi, checking out the charms of the August 1969 Playboy Playmate. I stop staring into Debbie Hooper's siren eyes when I hear a shout from John F. Murray Jr. — owner of this deck in Wainscott's Westwoods, forever Brooklyn Dodger fan, supplier of Pepsis and Playboys to hemi-hormoned boys like me, my honorary uncle, and author of the new novel "The Devil Walks on Water," my current number-one book.
Late last fall, I abandoned my signature close-cropped hair for a look that I thought would be less severe and more forgiving to a man of a certain age. Outgrowing the modest tonsorial skills of my partner, David, I retired the home clippers and sought the aid of a professional. And so that is how I found myself in Dustin's chair.
The language of the ocean is vital to anyone who enters. A failure to recognize a rip current or a misreading of the imminent collapse of an approaching large wave can drag any swimmer down in seconds. Comforting thought, I know.
For bodysurfers, timing a wave can make all the difference between a great ride and eating sand the hard way. Before I head into the ocean I take a look around to see how the waves are breaking, and to see if there is a noticeable rip current.
I am led by two extracts of wisdom, both acquired while sitting on porches. From Ralph Waldo Emerson: "The lover of nature is he whose inward and outward senses are still truly adjusted to each other; who has retained the spirit of infancy even into the era of manhood." From Charles Baudelaire: "Genius is childhood recovered at will."
I used to own a home in Amagansett. It was a lovely home, with a pool. A block from the ocean! It was a lifetime ago that I bought it, and a year ago that I sold it.
I move on. Or try to.
I rent now. I rented before I owned — that was a couple of lifetimes ago, and also in Amagansett. A half share, a full share, a couple of thousand dollars, if even that.
It was 20 years ago, and I had just written "Visiting Mr. Green," my first play. The title character is an 86-year-old. Someone introduced me to Eli Wallach, 78 at the time, who without seeing the script or knowing me agreed to do a reading of it.
I was thrilled, until I was told that Eli wouldn't rehearse the play before the reading. I didn't know whether this was a star trip, or some kind of Method approach to a new play, but I wasn't happy about it.
"The wonderful thing about football," the actor and satirist John Cleese says in a two-minute monologue on YouTube, "is how creative it is. And this is why it never caught on in America."
By football, he means the game played with your feet and with a ball. In our parlance, soccer.
"You see," he continues, referring to American football, "in America the action is deliberately kept short so that the sponsors can get in as many commercials as possible."
As it has for the past 30-odd years, my White Dawn rose has blossomed the third week of June. I call it the Tuna Rose as the bloom coincides with the arrival of giant bluefin tuna into our local waters. Or so it was in the '80s when I planted this young rose.
I get the feeling that some of our prosperous institutions and second-home owners here are engaged in a race to the bottom to see who can be top Scrooge.
A wealthy East End school announces it will cease paying salaried employees for their 30-minute lunch period. This amounts to a 6-percent pay cut. A country club in sound financial condition awards a 2-percent pay raise to its staff, then, pleading poverty, reduces its health insurance contribution by an amount that surpasses the salary increase.
Nothing new here. I ride my bike through the streets and it's all the norm — loud pink taxis swooping up fares, red buses chugging up Sukhumvit Road, growling mobs of motorbikes mustering under traffic lights. I do not see a single soldier, gun, or tank. Everyone seems intent on business as usual.
Wasn't there a coup d'état here last night? Aren't we under martial law?
Looking a little closer, however, the evidence is there: The traffic sprawls much farther than usual, and is even more chaotic.
As we honor the 70th anniversary of D-Day this week, it is worth noting that the number of surviving veterans of World War II is tiny. Of the 16 million Americans who served in World War II, only about 16,000 were still alive in 2012, one in 1,000.
At the recent rate of loss, the number of living U.S. veterans from World War II will be down to 8,000 by the end of 2014 — i.e., one survivor for every 2,000 people who served.


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Town of Proctor Parking Ordinance
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Proctor Water System
Long Range Plan Status Report
On November 1,
2014, in compliance with its Assurance
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The following is a statement issued Monday by the Allen County Treasurer's office:
Chief Deputy Treasurer William Royce wants to remind everyone that only two weeks remain to pay their property taxes. Due to November 10 falling on Sunday, and Monday November 11 being Veterans Day, tax payers have until November 12, to make their fall property tax payment.
Payments must be in the Treasurer's office or postmarked by November 12, 2013 to avoid penalty.
A new payment method is now available! Tax payments can be paid right from your smart phone or mobile device.
Simply type ACIMAP.US/MPATI into your device's web browser and you can download your tax bill, or pay by electronic check or credit card.
"We constantly look for more convenient ways for taxpayers to pay their taxes," said Royce, "With this new phone app, people can look up and pay taxes from anywhere in the world where they can find a signal."
Complete details can be found on the Treasurer's website.
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Mail to: Allen County Treasurer, PO Box 2540, Fort Wayne IN 46801-2540. Payment is considered 'on time' when postmarked by the US Post Office on or before the due date.
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Treasurer's Office: The Treasurer's office is located in suite 104 of the Rousseau Centre (City – County Building) 1 E. Main St. in Fort Wayne.
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It doesn't because it's not true. If you'll notice the TS even changed the wording of his #34 because I pressed him on it. He didn't respond to me but he did change the claims of #34 so he must have look and found this.
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Another great tip from PyConUK. Need your Python tests to interact with the file system? Find using /tmp unsatisfactory, then why not mock file system files using pyfakefs.
Another great tip from PyConUK. Need your Python tests to interact with the file system? Find using /tmp unsatisfactory, then why not mock file system files using pyfakefs.
You can follow along the machine learning tutorial yourself using materials Ezzari Esa has shared at https://github.com/savarin/pyconuk-introtutorial
Syntax tip:
- comma usage is matrix/2D list slicing
PyConUK afforded me a great oppportunity to converse with fellow technicians, including those working in HE. Carwyn, based at Bangor University, reminded me about the Software Sustainability Institute, based at the universities of Edinburgh, Manchester, Oxford and Southampton. Whose aim is to support better research by helping researchers to build and use better software.
Damien George, a researcher at the University of Cambridge, has rewritten Python to be optimised for running on a micro controller. For example, the small computers that you might find in your washing machine, sometimes only have 64kb of RAM, so are generally controlled by programs written in C.
MicroPython is implemented on Python 3 and includes the usual Python features, such as:
Uses 528 bytes of RAM at standing and MicroPython will run on various operating systems as well as bare metal.
There are some differences, like not redefining built-ins functions and Micro Python uses garbage collection. For more information https://github.com/micropython/micropython/wiki/Differences
The open source project at: http://github.com/micropython has been well received with over 1200 stars and 170 forks.
More information: http://micropython.org/
As always an entertaining speaker. Harry gave us a world wind tour of the code related to a end of life, open source, project https://github.com/pythonanywhere/dirigible-spreadsheet
He also encouraged any self respecting Pythonista to sign up and register for an account at www.pythonanywhere.com.
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Sadly, health or family concerns kept some classmates from joining us for the 50th reunion. This website is a wonderful way of staying in touch or catching up. We hope you will take a few minutes to add some photos or a short video to your profile, along with a short life history. We know that others will enjoy seeing what you've been doing these past years. If you have any questions or concerns, please let us know.
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Fair & Square
While Slicing Pie is my definitive guide to dynamic equity splits, I've written a new book, called Fair & Square, that provides a more condensed description of the model and doubles as a user guide to the online Pie Slicer application. If you would like to read a beta copy of the book, you may get one below at a reduced price in exchange for your feedback. The quantity of beta copies is capped so if the link below doesn't work….sorry! $5.00 – Buy the Beta Checkout Added...read more
The Awkward Conversation
In Slicing Pie, I refer to the "awkward conversation" that founder's have about equity splits. The equity split negotiation is often the first major "deal" that founder's do. I call them Alligator Pit negotiations. There are less-than alligators, who are are people who get less than what they deserve, and greater-than alligators, who are people who get more than they deserve. People approach equity negotiations the same way they approach alligator pits: with fear, caution and a keen interest towards...read more
Dutch Pie
Slicing Pie is now available in Dutch thanks to Monique Wolters, Nick Stevens, Jolien Marinus, Marloes Pomp, Jeroen Sprangers and Arjan Yspeert. Thank you all very much for your hard work!read more
Slicing Pie Card Game
One of the best ways to experience the mechanics of how a dynamic equity fund works is to experience it yourself by playing the Slicing Pie Card Game. The game simulates the events of a start-up company over an extended period of time. Each card specifies what an individual player did during that time and the Game Tracker spreadsheet allows players to track their contributions in much the same way they would in real life (with a few exceptions to keep the play simple). In the game, participants experience successes and failures, just as they...read more
Slices vs. Theoretical Value
It's important to know that a company's value is not equal to the sum of the inputs. In other words, if I provide time, ideas and equipment worth $1,000, this doesn't mean the company is worth $1,000. In most cases the value of a startup company is closer to zero. In all cases we hope it is worth much more than the inputs. Implying a valuation means the underlying shares in a company also have value. This has meaningful tax implications and potential legal implications. It's important, therefore, to understand that...read more
Seed Stage Investments and the Well
Slicing Pie allocates slices of the pie when contributions to the company are put at risk. When you spend an hour working on company affairs, for instance, you are taking a risk that you will never get paid for your contribution. The amount of that risk is equal to the amount you would have otherwise been paid for the same contribution to a company that had the money to pay you. This is the fair market value of your time. All contributions have a fair market value and this serves as a basis for the calculations of slices in the pie (also known...read more
The Magic of Mutipliers
For the Slicing Pie model, I recommend a non-cash multiplier of two (2) and a cash multiplier of four (4). Non-cash contributions include time, ideas, relationships and anything else that can be contributed without spending actual cash. Cash contributions include cash (when spent) and un-reimbursed expenses. These numbers are set based on my personal experience with the model and they are important. There is no science or special math behind them, but I encourage you to resist the urge to change them! The multipliers make the model work....read more
An Interview with Mike Moyer about Equity Splits
This video is part of a series called the Art of Dealmaking created by Fundology.com.read more
Slicing John's Bicycle Attic
In the book, Slicing Pie, there is a case study called John's Bicycle Attic. The case covers a fictional business and how the managers used the Slicing Pie method for allocating equity. Below is a demonstration of how the case plays out using the online Pie Slicer application. To download a copy of the case click here. Also, the case in the book has some mistakes. The case has been updated and will appear in future versions of Slicing...read more
Slicing Pie at Campus Party in Colombia
One of my readers forwarded me a link to a video of Edward Ramirez presenting Slicing Pie in Spanish. Gracias!read more


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Pearl Jam Rocks for the Oceans
Pearl Jam, celebrated for decades of rock music and activism, have launched a new effort in response to the oil spill, and it's all about -- you guessed it -- protecting the oceans.
Oceana is a partner in the effort, and their new website, http://pearljam.com/oceans, includes information about what you can do to live blue, including how to eat sustainable seafood, support clean energy, and help with the Gulf clean-up and restoration effort.
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Sir, – Shame on Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu, President Shimon Peres and
the establishment for their precipitous condemnation of Lt.-Col. Shalom Eisner
("IDF begins probe of senior officer shown striking activist in face with
rifle," April 17).How disheartening it must be for a dedicated soldier
to be denounced by the very government he has faithfully defended – and prior to
due process of law.What message do these hasty condemnations convey to
our security forces, who daily confront a hostile enemy? Why must our own
legislative, executive and judicial systems make quixotic demands on our
children, thus placing them in harm's way? Who is responsible for having granted
these European miscreants the privilege of entering Israel when we all knew in
advance that their goal was to provoke and disrupt? How else would we expect any
human being to react when he is accosted and attacked by an overtly antagonistic
group? It is not the behavior of Eisner that should be examined but that of our
feckless leaders, who create such situations.ROBERT DUBLIN Jerusalem Sir, – What a pity we could not hear what the pro-Palestinian activist said to
Lt.-Col. Shalom Eisner before he got hit.That this was a provocation
planned by the Palestinian Authority is quite clear when you realize that there
was only a Palestinian TV cameraman there, as well as a Palestinian ambulance.
When you have a peaceful bicycle ride, do you really need an ambulance in
attendance? EMANUEL FISCHER Jerusalem Sir, – Let these anarchists and
demonstrators carry on like this in any other civilized country and see what
happens. If you treat them with kid gloves (like we have up till now), they will
gouge out our eyes with their sticks and stones – and they already
have.I say deport them and give Lt.- Col. Shalom Eisner a
medal.SHULA BONCHEK Jerusalem Sir, – The Danish ambassador to Israel
reacted with critical comments because one of his nationals, an anarchist
provocateur from the terrorist-affiliated International Solidarity Movement, was
injured Saturday by an IDF officer ("Quick action against Eisner averts
diplomatic tiff with Denmark," April 17).In response, the Almagor Terror
Victims Association is collecting information about how Denmark deals with the
dispersal of protesters.Nine minutes of extreme violence can be viewed
on YouTube.The honored ambassador from Denmark would do well to remember
the adage, "People in glass houses shouldn't throw stones."DAVID S.
ADDLEMAN Mevaseret Zion Sir, – Danish Foreign Minister Villy Sovndal noted, "I
can see that the soldier involved was immediately suspended and the matter is
now being investigated."As usual, Israel is quick to condemn its own,
irrelevant of what the truth might be or what preceded the event. Surely it
would have been reasonable to give Lt.-Col. Shalom Eisner, who has served
his country with distinction, the benefit of the doubt until the incident was
investigated? The prefabricated massacre in Jenin immediately comes to mind, but
what the heck, we have kept Denmark happy. Our leaders are like trained seals
that jump on order.YENTEL JACOBS Netanya Sir, – Kudos to The Jerusalem
Post for having the clarity and decency to defend Lt.-Col. Shalom Eisner
("Benefit of the doubt," April 17).And shame on our cowering politicians
and a shamefully masochistic press for trying, convicting and seeking to wreak
retribution in a case about which much is still to be discovered.Let's
leave aside the particulars for a moment and focus on the larger
reality.Anarchists, provocateurs, haters of Israel want nothing more
than to goad, provoke and beget a reaction that paints the IDF as a heinous,
heartless monster. They are happy to create situations in which any sentient
being would respond so as to get a juicy video bite of a reaction. And they
played our officials and most of the media like a violin, enlisting them in a
denunciation of ourselves.I am ashamed of my countrymen for
this.Rest assured that we will discover six months from now a very
different reality from that which the anarchists wanted to portray and our
leadership was happy to endorse. By then, of course, the damage will have been
done, mostly self-inflicted.And for what? To avert a diplomatic rift
with Denmark? Have we such little backbone that averting a condemnation from a
country that is happy to condemn us for just about everything counts for
anything against the debt, support and presumption of self-defense we owe Eisner
and all of our soldiers? This is death by a thousand cuts.We need to
come back to our senses.Thank you, Jerusalem Post, for being part of
that needed effort.DOUGLAS S. ALTABEF Rosh Pina Sir, – Your editorial,
with which I agree in principle, is a bit hypocritical, for the Post itself
contributed to the rush to judgment by publishing the propaganda picture on its
front page. True, one could go to the Internet and see the picture. But you
could have supported your own claim that the evidence "should have been treated
with extreme suspicion."I rely on the Post as my news source over
breakfast and do not dilly-dally on the Internet. Thus, I would have been spared
the sight of such questionable proof of the soldier's misbehavior.Have
we not learned from the al-Dura incident? AVRAHAM FRIEDMAN Modi'in Illit
Editor's note: The photo appeared on Page 3 of the April 16 issue.Sir, –
Your editorial derogates the video of an IDF officer striking a Danish civilian,
although Prime Minister Netanyahu and President Peres condemned the assault and
the IDF suspended him.We Americans tend not to deny our videos, even
when they show soldiers urinating on corpses or abusing prisoners at Abu Ghraib,
or police beating up Rodney King. Videos generally tell the
truth.Remember the video of the Israeli soldiers being savagely beaten
aboard the Mavi Marmara? Barry Rubin's exhilarating perspective, that Israel
will survive all these commotions ("The three myths that distort every
discussion of Israel," Comment & Features, April 16), should make it easier
to admit to failures.JAMES ADLER Cambridge, Massachusetts Sir, – Why
does the government permit known anti-Israel activists entry into the country?
For how many more years are Jews to be guilt-ridden? Why do we suggest guilt
before trial when the entire report is based on an officer's reaction by way of
a carefully constructed video? Where is there a video of the events that
preceded this? At what point in time will we distinguish enemies from friends?
Why would one desire to be a soldier with one's hands tied behind one's back?
Our leaders should be given a copy of Prof. Alan Dershowitz's book Chutzpah and
in particular rid themselves of the "what will the goyim think"
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Fifty years ago to the day, a political star was born in America. His name was Ronald Reagan, and he seized the national imagination with a mesmerizing television address titled "A Time for Choosing."
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Ronald Reagan, the 40th President of the United States, is perhaps the second most popular and consequential Republican President after Abraham Lincoln. Like Lincoln, the Great Emancipator, Reagan's careful rhetorical style proved deeply persuasive to the American people and earned him the name of "Great Communicator."
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Abstract: Throughout his presidency, Ronald Reagan was guided by the principles of the American founding, especially the idea of ordered liberty. In the opening of his first inaugural address in 1981, President Reagan echoed the preamble of the Constitution, calling on the country's citizens to "preserve this last and greatest bastion of freedom." Eight years later, in…
A neo-Reaganite grand strategy offers the surest guide for restoring and sustaining American greatness in the 21st century. It incorporates the principles of the Founding without slighting the perennial imperatives of power and geopolitics. It inoculates us from the pessimism of unrealistic realists, who underestimate the possibility of provisional…
President Obama and others loath to rein in federal spending would have us believe that congressional Republicans have drifted far from their icon President Reagan and what he advocated regarding the national debt and how to deal with it.
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Mr. Grumpy pants comes to Chicago
He rants and pouts, but Jay Cutler may get the Bears back to the Super Bowl
This article appears in the September 7 issue (Peyton Manning/Jeff Saturday cover) of ESPN The Magazine.
During Jay Cutler's first week of practice as the Bears' new quarterback, a rookie wide receiver dared to shag a few of his passes with just one hand. And even though this rookie, third-round pick Juaquin Iglesias, had been lectured a few times by coaches about the importance of proper technique, he was slow to break his annoying little habit. So when it happened again one afternoon, Cutler followed his pass upfield, darted toward Iglesias and screamed into his face mask: "If you ever do that again I will never throw another f--ing pass to you. EVER!"
Now, it's not exactly a secret that Cutler can be a first-class a-hole. This is a guy who didn't let his under-.500 record as Broncos starter stop him from claiming to have a stronger arm than John Elway; who made a public show of dressing down rookie receiver Eddie Royal late last season, yet took little responsibility for the team's 0-3 finish that cost it a playoff spot; who threw a breath-holding grocery-store hissy fit to force his way out of Denver when new coach Josh McDaniels dared to dangle him as trade bait. Still, Iglesias wondered, was Cutler really going ballistic over a couple of lazy catches during OTAs -- in May?
Iglesias checked his shorts. Then the rookie looked at his teammates and back to the equally stunned coaches to see if Cutler was putting him on. He was not, and just to be clear, the quarterback shot Iglesias one more look. It was the raging, flushed visage of utter disdain. When Cutler gets this way, and he gets this way often, he looks a bit like an annoyed viper -- with a frat boy haircut and a slight double chin. Of course, it's also a look that gets results. "All I know is that receiver hasn't used anything less than two hands since," says Bears offensive coordinator Ron Turner. "Look, Jay can be an intense person, a fierce competitor and a good guy, too. All the great ones have that mix. I see that in Jay, I really do. He better have it."He better have it, indeed. What is Chicago feeling on Cutler right now? What's the best case and worst case here? To continue reading this feature for those answers, you must be an ESPN Insider.
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The Brevard Music Center Presents Renowned Conductor Matthias Bamert Tonight
The weekend is rounded out with a Special Family Concert on Sunday, June 29, at 3:00 p.m. Enjoy a picnic on the lawn as Ken Lam leads the Brevard Concert Orchestra in a special one-hour performance of family-friendly orchestral music. The Family Concert is the best way for children of all ages to experience the magic of live classical music. Bring the kids and the grandkids and let them experience the beauty of classical music. Lawn tickets are free for children, and adult tickets are only $15.
All orchestra concerts are presented in BMC's open-air Whittington-Pfohl Auditorium. This truly unique concert setting lets audiences enjoy concerts from the comfort of indoor seating, or have a drink and picnic on the lawn while listening to live performances surrounded by the scenic beauty of the Music Center's campus.
Chamber music moves to Brevard's most intimate concert setting, Searcy Hall on the Brevard Music Center campus, for performances by members of Brevard Music Center's Artist Faculty. Audiences can experience a pair of performances that include the world premiere of Trevino's "3 Riffs" on Monday, June 30, and Fauré's Piano Quartet No. 2 on Wednesday, July 2.
The Music Center's Opera Opening Night premieres on Thursday, July 3, at 7:30 p.m. in Scott Concert Hall at the Porter Center for Performing Arts. Benjamin Britten's Albert Herring weaves the light-hearted tale of one young man's quest to escape from under his mother's thumb and see the world. Familiar themes of small-town politics, family, and finding a place in society are brought to life by Britten's rich and entertaining music. BMC will present a second performance of the opera on Saturday, July 5 at 2:00 p.m.
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