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November 5th, 2014
Sorry this post isn't very fancy but I am on the road to see my nephew graduate from bootcamp. More on that later. For now I would like to announce that the winner of my greeting cards is Mary Ann Cauthen. Congrats Mary Ann! If any one else is interested I will be posting the cards for sale in my gallery next week. And will be adding some new posts as well so come back and check us out. Also please check out the other participating artists at www.fullmoonfiberart.com, www.pickingmybattles.com, www.bedlamfarm.com, http://littlehousehomearts.com and of course www.pugsandpics.com
November 2nd, 2014
I am this month's Common Thread Give-a-Way's featured artist. This month I am giving away a box of greeting cards with a Thanksgiving theme. The box features 8 blank cards—four of an ipad sketch I did last year called Home for the Holidays. It features a pack of dogs feasting on a holiday meal, and four cards of a pug dressed as a pilgrim and eating a stuffed turkey.
To qualify to win just leave a comment here on my blog between now and Wednesday night and I will pick a winner at random. The winner will be announced on Thursday morning. In the meantime don't forget to check out the blogs of the other participating artists: Bedlam Farm, Full Moon Fiber Art, Little House Home Arts and Picking My Battles.
October 20th, 2014
Next month, November 7th through December 3rd, my digital collages will be hung in my first-ever solo show at Radio Bean in Burlington, Vt. The opening reception will be on November 13th from 5 to 7 p.m. Curated by ONE Arts Collective, the show will feature 12 of my digital collages in a show entitled Once and Future Things: An Exploration of Girlhood. For those of you familiar with this blog and my work, the following explanation is probably not needed as much of it is offered in past posts and in the gallery section of this site, but for those of you who are new here's an explanation of the show and some background on my work:
When you watch girls at play you can often catch glimpses of the people they will become. Like fairies and other magical creatures, the inner world of children seems to evaporate if it comes in direct contact with that of an adult. Still, with a camera lens there are ways to capture it, if you stay on the periphery and observe. With little boys who are typically all action and mugging for the camera, this is more challenging. Girls? They frequently have moments of stillness that offer you this chance. The quickness of the lens lets you capture what is so fleeting—images that hint at the future, of the women these girls will become. In these moments, when their secret world becomes visible, there is a maturity, a strength, and yet, also a vulnerability that can make adults uncomfortable. Simultaneously, we see in them both their innocence and the approaching loss of it. We know they stand on the cusp of transformation. To become a woman means to leave the little girl behind. While children long for the future, we look at them and long for what was. We see in them "once and future things."
My digital collages have been describe as" hand-worked stories" and as a writer and photographer, I couldn't be more pleased with this. They combine photography with hand drawing in pastel, crayon and colored pencil as well as digital drawing with Adobe Photoshop and embellishments such as embroidery and glitter. I create my collages in Adobe Photoshop using "recycled images' that maybe weren't picture-perfect as standalone shots, but work together to create a new vision of the inner word of children and also animals. Most of my digital collages frequently have fantasy or spiritual undertones. I use Photoshop to draw, paint and manipulate the image and then print it out to hand draw, paint and perhaps embroider or add other embellishments before rescanning the image into Photoshop. The finished work is a digital print on photograph paper.
My work has appeared in venues throughout Vermont, New Hampshire and New York. I also work as a freelance writer and writing instructor helping others find their own unique way to tell their stories.
A few months ago, I connected with ONE Arts Collective, when I took part in one of their shows called Spirit Animalz at Burlington Beer Company and am happy to now be a member of their group. I am excited to have the chance to share my work with a new audience and hope all of you will spread the word and stop by to check out the show if you can!
October 14th, 2014
It was a busy weekend. On Saturday I attended an Open House at author Jon Katz's Bedlam Farm. Sunday, my niece Ellie came down and we went for a hayride at a local pumpkin farm where we got to choose our own pumpkins from the pumpkin patch. Both days were quintessential fall days. The first filled with warm people, sweet song, and sun breaking through the slightly chilled air to create a picture-perfect day. The second? Perfect. How can anything be better than a hay ride through "The Spoooooky Old Woods" as my niece called it to a pumpkin patch to choose the perfect pumpkin? Both days featured beautiful girls and I couldn't resist snapping some pictures to turn into future collages.
October 14th, 2014
Here's my first official encaustic painting. I say first official because the other encaustic works I have done all prominently featured wax-dipped collages. This does too, but at the base of the work is an encaustic painting. I love the texture it created. I wanted to carry the moon imagery through so I created the moon with a stencil and then rubbed oil paint into the wax to create the aura around the moon. I then attached part of the wax-dipped digital collage I created in class using pins. The three dimensional quality was created by putting cardboard in back of the collage. Finally, I used an iridescent blue acrylic paint to the edges, it looks purple. I'm calling the finished product Moon Child.


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Luxury Carlsbad by the Sea private home...in the heart of the Village and only 1 blocks to beach & Village. Features include Sky Deck w Ocean Views, 4 bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms, 2663 sf, travertine, granite, custom cabinetry, stacked stone fireplace, gourmet island kitchen with stainless steel appliances, 2-car attached garage. Kid friendly w safety gates, bikes, see photo's. Sorry, no pets.
Keywords: Luxury Carlsbad by the Sea Vacation rental in the heart of Carlsbad Village and only 1 block to beach & village. Sky Deck w Ocean Views, 4 bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms, 2663 sf, travertine, granite, stainless steel appliances, stacked stone fireplace, 2-car attached garage. Kid friendly w safety gates, bikes, see photo's. Sorry, no pets.
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Park your car and get ready for FUN...Walks on the beach; shopping & restruarants; kayaking the lagoon; or just playing on the beach...this will be your Ultimate Beach Getaway....
Our family has been enjoying Carlsbad Village for the past 2 years with our 2 children. Our house is kid friendly with Security Gates & bikes w children carrier. We live several months a year and as you will see from the photo's the 5star furnishings...you will feel right at home! I am originally from San Diego but live in Indonesia with my family. When thinking of buying, I couldn't think of a better area than the Village & Beach! We are an active family and enjoy the healthy lifestyle combined w the many restuarant/solons/shopping the Village offers...and I believe you will too!
The Owner purchased this townhome in 2010
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2011 New Luxurious High-End Ocean View private home(2650 sf)-4beds/3.5baths-sleeps 8.
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This stylish complex comprises of three separate hotels set on the beach, the Esperos Palace, Esperos Village and Esperos Mare which all share their facilities to create a combination of the perfect ingredients for a relaxing holiday. All three hotels offer a warm welcome with friendly hospitality, a range of elegant accommodation with all modern amenities, fine food, a host of stunning views and a wide range of recreational facilities. Esperos Palace is situated in a lovely garden setting with a contemporary interior, it boasts the Greek à la carte restaurant Zephyros where the meze and local wines are not to be missed. The properties benefit from a Waterpark nearby which is fun for all ages. A unique feature of this complex is the Lazy River, float on a ring in the garden and take a trip around and enjoy a cool drink when you float by the bar!
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CONCORD, Calif. (AP) - A new legal claim accuses officials at a San Francisco Bay Area school district of failing to report suspected child abuse by a teacher who is now charged with molesting numerous students.
The claim on behalf of seven alleged victims of Joseph Martin, an elementary school teacher in the Mt. Diablo School District in Contra Costa County, alleges a 2006 district report found Martin may have abused children. But the claim filed last week says district officials at the time did not report the findings to police.
Martin has been charged with over 100 felony counts involving 13 fifth-grade boys. He has pleaded not guilty.
The Contra Costa Times reports that the alleged victims in the claim say they were abused between 2009 and earlier this year.
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Mike Gesell commits to Iowa
Point guard Mike Gesell, No. 80 overall in the ESPNU 100, committed to Iowa over in-state Nebraska, Stanford and Creighton on Monday afternoon.
Dave Telep: Hawkeyes Get Their Man
Wherever Mike Gesell (Sioux City, Neb./S. Sioux City) was, Iowa coach Fran McCaffery wasn't far behind all summer long. On the same travel team was coveted center Adam Woodbury (Sioux City, Iowa/East); the coach got a two-for-one viewing. Over the years, the All Iowa Attack program (formerly Martin Bros.) has been good to the Hawkeyes. Current standout Matt Gatens was the team's star before heading to Iowa City.
McCaffery had to get Gesell because he was his best option to steady his program at the point guard slot. Not only that, but entering July, the word on the street was Gesell was an Iowa lean. Stanford's Johnny Dawkins didn't care, he came out for Gesell; so did Harvard, Creighton and home-state Nebraska. The man whose furthest foray into the Midwest came as an assistant coach at Notre Dame needed to get this commitment. On Monday, two years' worth of work culminated in one pledge.
Heading into the summer, the coach told Gesell to look for him and he'd be there.
"I'm pretty sure he didn't miss a single game," Gesell said. "I'm sure Nebraska was probably the closest but he definitely showed a ton of support. He told me he was going to do that but it's tough to make every game but he made it."
In July, McCaffery wasn't alone in his pursuit of Gesell. All he could do was show his unwavering support and hope in the end it would be enough to get it done. Now the coach has an ally in the pursuit of Woodbury, the MVP of the NBPA Top 100 Camp. He has the full attention of McCaffery and his future point guard.
"I'm definitely trying to get Woodbury to come with me," Gesell said. "I think there's a good chance and I hope that I get him to come with me."
-- Dave Telep
"Ever since I visited Iowa it kind of felt right," said the South Sioux City, Neb., prospect. "The difference for me was the plan and vision coach Fran McCaffery has for his program. He wants me to come and play the point and help run the team. He is going to work with me throughout my college career. He's going to work his hardest to maximize my potential."
McCaffery took over the program a year ago and has made great strides in a short amount of time.
He has a successful history as a coach, guiding three different programs -- Sienna, Lehigh and UNC Greensboro -- to NCAA tournaments, and Iowa fans are hoping he can make them his fourth program to reach that level. The best way to begin that quest is through recruiting quality players like Gesell who want to change the culture of the program and are committing to winning.
The moment Gesell steps on Iowa's campus he will be handed the ball and expected to run the show. He is a scoring point guard who is equally effective off the ball. In fact, he plays off the ball with his AAU team All Iowa Attack mainly because he runs with UNC commit Marcus Paige (Marion, Iowa/Linn-Mar). Gesell possesses a high basketball IQ, a great work ethic and understands how to make others around him better by finding them in a scoring position.
"I see Mike having success at Iowa," said All Iowa Attack coach Hank Huddleson. "He is a great kid who is going to play at a great program."
Gesell is tough, competes and cares about winning. He is a back-to-back state champion for his South Sioux City High School, while averaging 25.2 points, 8.2 assists, 5.5 rebounds and 2.9 steals per game as a junior and was named the 2011 Gatorade Player of the Year in Nebraska. He can knock down timely open 3s as well as hit midrange jumpers off the catch or dribble. Plus, when he makes his way into the paint he shows an excellent floater in the lane that he shoots with touch and body control. He also doesn't mind rebounding on the defensive end and pushing the ball, where he puts immediate pressure on the opponent's transition defense.
Landing Gesell is significant both on the court and in the recruiting circles, as he is working on fellow All Iowa Attack teammates Adam Woodbury (Sioux City, Iowa/East) and Kale Abrahamson (West Des Moines, Iowa/Valley). If Iowa can land those two guys to go along with Gesell, McCaffery will truly be building something special.
Paul Biancardi, who has been a head coach and assistant on NCAA tournament teams, is the national director of basketball recruiting. He is also one the voters for the McDonald's All-American Game and Gatorade Player of the Year. Don't forget to follow him on Twitter. Dave Telep is the senior basketball recruiting analyst for ESPN.com. His college basketball scouting service is used by more than 225 colleges and numerous NBA teams. He can be reached at email@example.com. Don't forget to follow him on Twitter.
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unfortunately for medical reasons i have to return to the uk, maybe for good.for the many and the few that know me, they will realise how hard this is for me. for the others thet have yet to get to know me, god help you!i will see some of you very soon and the rest not so long afteroh and i will ride till i die/or crippled
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Kamchat says:
Close the borders! Lol! ......
Come and enjoy the rain.
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queen bodecia says:
Bring some of that nice NZ weather back with ya eh?Seriously, not good news for you, but the UK is missing a few party animals these days, so hopefully you can help redress the balance.
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Glad you got that one in kam before ratbike
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hope it's not too serious, and safe trip home
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BEXI says:
yey, where you going to be basing yourself?????? near SWANSEA !!!!! you know you want to
lock your ladies away if i was you(ello sarah)
i am innocence personified.(and if you believe that you will believe anything )babyblade any journey to the uk is uncomftable at the best of times lol
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um im not sure where i will be "basing" myself as of yet. the reason being is im not sure where i can get the best treatment for my back, yup you heard here first...........im going postcodel(?)
I have already told the farmers to 'get the sheep in!'
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r10s says:
These ex pats who p1ss off and then delight in slagging off the UK are the lowest of the ignoble.
They are worse than the illegal immigrants who flood into our country, simply wanting to take take take and give nothing to this great country.
Their likes should be made to pay for the medical treatment they come scurrying back to claim..what scum bags.
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When a persons genitilia is neither penis or vagina, just smooth skin. Probably no hair either. Otherwise known as a eunich.
Dude, did you see that guy? He had such a smoothy, man Marty isn't gonna believe this!
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Fruity drinks that rock your world in there many flavors!
omg lets go buy some smoothies!
by heartbroken14 </3 August 07, 2009
A handheld club,used to render a person unconsious quickly. Usually a leather flail with lead balls inside. Also called a flap-jack.
That muthafucker was talking shit, but when he tried to jump, I busted him upside the head with a smoothy
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On May 14, the trustees of the Garden City Public Library voted to severely reduce its service hours. Effective June 1, the library will be open to the public nine fewer hours a week.
The library trustees claim that the reduction in operating hours is in response to budget cuts from the village board of trustees. However, in March, after comparing the Garden City Library to 54 other Nassau County libraries, the Citizens Budget Review and Advisory Committee (CBRAC) issued a unanimous report which stated that our village library is overstaffed and overfunded.
How did the library trustees respond? They disregarded the CBRAC's comparative study and issued their own set of incorrect facts. For example, instead of having 20 support staff as the library trustees claimed, the library actually has 28.5 support staff when part-time employees are included in the count.
Instead of segregating themselves from the CBRAC, the library trustees should be working with all interested parties—including the village trustees, the property owners' associations as well as the CBRAC—to look for ways to move in the opposite direction, to increase the hours of service.
As more and more residents use the library it has become a community anchor, something of a town plaza or main square of the village. Over the past year, as Steve Illardi pointed out recently at a village trustee meeting, more than 230,000 items were circulated, processed and re-shelved in 2010. The children's department of the library had more than 420 programs with an attendance of more than 9,300. Students use the Young Adult library where they have their own computer to get help with their homework and school projects. The computer lab has 22 computers with Internet access and training classes are held regularly. Community groups use library space for their meetings.
Where else can you get so many different services under one roof?
As Mayor Donald Brudie pointed out at a recent board of trustees' meeting on an unrelated matter, village problems will only be solved if we all work together. I hope the library trustees were listening to the mayor. This is no time to emulate the Lone Ranger.
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Atlanta Braves left fielder Martin Prado sits on the bench after the Braves lost 4-3 in 13 innings in a baseball game to the Philadelphia Phillies in Atlanta on Wednesday, Sept. 28, 2011. (AP Photo/John Bazemore)
Wow, that was a crap-tastic way to end the Braves season huh? The final line will be Phillies 4, Braves 3 (13 innings), but it was so much more than that. Wednesday was the final bullet, sure, but September was torture as the Braves limped to the finish and the Cardinals were soaring.
This side of Wohlers' hanging slider in 1996 or Kirby Puckett's homer in 1991, this is arguably the Braves' most painful loss. It was an exclamation point to a lost month that doomed a fun season. Atlanta became the first team in baseball history to squander a September lead of eight or more game for a playoff spot. (The Red Sox joined that less-than-prestigious club less than two hours later.) The Braves led by 8.5 on the morning on Sept. 6; this morning they are reporting to Turner Field to turn in their gear.
The Braves led 3-2 in the ninth but closer Craig Kimbrel couldn't throw strikes and didn't hold the lead. The bullpen had been a strength all season, but like everything else in a Braves uniform, it collapsed in September, when the Braves went 9-18 and lost their last five games of the season.
Moreover, with a roster littered with youngsters and, other than Chipper, players relatively foreign to postseason success, this type of pressure-situation collapse could leave a lasting mark on several players, especially Kimbrel, who will have the entire offseason to think about Wednesday's ninth inning.
There's more to say, of course, and we have received more than one mailbag question in the last eight hours, so we'll be back on this topic on Wednesday, but right now it's just kind of stunning.
Side notes: From the ESPN folks, they had a breakdown how the final two playoff spots from a six-month-long baseball season were finalized in less than 100 minutes:
10:26 p.m. ET -- Cardinals win 8-0
11:40 p.m. ET -- Braves lose 4-3 in 13th, are eliminated
12:02 a.m. ET -- Red Sox lose 4-3 on walk-off single in 9th
12:05 a.m. ET -- Rays win 8-7 on walk-off home run in 12th, eliminating Red Sox
What next?
OK, now that the Braves are cooked, football will still occupy our weekends this month. You know this.
But during the week, during the four-and-a-half hour postseason baseball games that you know you're going to watch, we have to have a rooting interested, right? We have to have a team to support since the Braves (and Red Sox for a few of the folks around here) have decided to put a patent on late-inning errors on ground balls and blown saves in must-win games in the "er" months.
Let's examine the field:
Tampa Bay Rays' Evan Longoria, center, celebrates with teammates Sean Rodriguez, left, and Elliot Johnson after his home run that defeated the New York Yankees 8-7 and clinched the AL wild card for the Rays, after a baseball game early Thursday, Sept. 29, 2011, in St. Petersburg, Fla. (AP Photo/Chris O'Meara)
In the AL:
Yankees — Nope. Chuck Testa. (and if you have not seen the Chuck Testa clip, ((CLICK HERE)) and thank us later). That said, even though a good chunk of the 5-at-10's family is pulling for the Yankees, jumping on board with N.Y. is like pulling for the Death Star to blow up another planet.
Detroit — Nope. Chuck Testa. Who wants to see clip after clip of Jim Leyland sneaking into the shadows to get another drag off his Winston. That said, we are giddy about watching Justin Verlander pitching in postseason games.
Texas — Nope. Chuck Testa. Josh Hamilton is a good story, but if your ace is C.J. Wilson, well, good luck and enjoy your AL West championship rings.
Tampa — You betcha. We know our resident Red Sox fans may be bitter, but the small-market nature and run-and-gun approach of this club make it likeable. Plus, Joe Maddon's glasses are straight from the 23-year-old girl that behind the counter at the hip coffeehouse in town.
Milwaukee Brewers' Prince Fielder reacts with teammates in the dugout after his two-run home run during the seventh inning of a baseball game against the Pittsburgh Pirates Tuesday, Sept. 27, 2011, in Milwaukee. It was Fielder's third home run of the game. (AP Photo/Jeffrey Phelps)
In the NL:
Philadelphia — Nope, Chuck Testa. While they likely will sweep every series and may not lose another game until 2015, we're joining forces with EC and rooting against the Phils. Hard.
St. Louis — Nope. Chuck Testa. Tony LaRussa is a tuckus. That is all.
Arizona — Nope. Chuck Testa. Other than Ian Kennedy, one of the Uptons and Stephen Drew, can you name a Diamondback? (Although, as a Dodgers fan, we're stoked about seeing the 1988 World Series highlights of Arizona manager Kirk Gibson's homer.)
Milwaukee — Right on. Another small-market club. Plus, it looks like Prince Fielder is going to leave after the season, so this may be the Brewers last chance for a while.
That said, Fox TV officials would be more than a little disappointed with a Tampa-Milwaukee series. Although, here's saying that we could be convinced to root for a Yankees-Phillies series just for the drama-sake of the two best teams playing for it all.
Side note: Here's the postseason schedule.
LSU's Morris Claiborne (17) returns a punt for a touchdown against West Virginia during the third quarter of an NCAA college football game on Saturday, Sept. 24, 2011, in Morgantown, W.Va. (AP Photo/Jeff Gentner)
Fab 4 (plus 1)
Izod, the guy that picks games of SportTalk, has been on fire all season. He picks one game each week and he has not missed all season. He's a good dude and has been on a torrid streak for the last season and a half.
In discussing Izod's success, friend of the show Dr. B (he's a doctor after all) made an astute point that betting one game and one game only and then moving on has served Izod well. It has, but maybe the 5-at-10 is just not that astute.
We decided to do our Fab 4 picks and that number grew by one. So it goes. Here's what we got (and yes, we're laying a lot of points this week, and we'll keep riding LSU, which is a perfect 4-0 against the spread, until the Tigers crash):
— LSU minus 30 against Kentucky
— Boise State minus 27 against Nevada
— Stanford minus 20.5 against UCLA
— Georgia minus 6.5 against Mississippi State
— This week's plus one game is Texas A&M minus 3 against Arkansas
And remember folks, this is for entertainment purposes only.
Last week: 4-1 (Stupid Notre Dame)
Season to date: 14-3-1 (Our three misses this year were: Notre Dame minus-5 against Pittsburgh last week, TCU minus 4.5 over Baylor in week 1, and Oklahoma-FSU going over 55)
Detroit Lions defensive end Kyle Vanden Bosch (93) is seen during the first half of an NFL football game against the Minnesota Vikings Sunday, Sept. 25, 2011, in Minneapolis. (AP Photo/Genevieve Ross)
This and that
— We normally don't dabble in NFL picks, but there are a couple of attractive games on the board this week: Detroit plus 3 at Dallas, Philadelphia minus-4 against San Fran, and Atlanta minus-4 at Seattle. We'll see how these turn out.
— Here's our baseball award winners:
Cy Young: Justin Verlander (AL), Clayton Kershaw (NL)
MVP: Curtis Granderson (AL), Ryan Braun (NL)
Rookie of the Year: Eric Hosmer (AL), Craig Kimbrel (NL) — yes we saw what happened Wednesday, but Kimbrel was out-flippin'-standing all year. According to ESPN's Jayson Stark, Kimbrel had 38 consecutive scoreless apprearances — a major-league record — and finished with 126 strikeouts — a total that was more than eight opening-day starters.
Managers of the year: Joe Maddon and his awesome glasses (AL), Kirk Gibson (NL).
— In case you hadn't noticed, the NHL season is about to start and the start to the NBA season is in jeopardy. Yeah, we didn't think you would care, but we wanted to pass it along.
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There are several levels of collapse. You know this. There's the individual meltdown — think Greg Norman. There is the individual meltdown in a team sport — think John Starks, Bill Buckner, Ray Finkle and Scott Norword. There is the one-game team meltdown — think the Oilers' second half against the Bills.
But a regular-season implosion is something different. It's like death by 1,000 paper cuts or a three-day long root canal or a week-long seminar that takes 45-minute breaks, which is just long enough to think about something else, but you know that stupid seminar is still out there.
So where do the Braves rank on collapse scale? Was Wednesday it the worst regular-season loss ever? And, whom do you blame?
Discuss, and we'll have our answers at 2 p.m., right before we go on 1370 AM for our weekly appearance on "The Show" with Chris Goforth.
Jay was named the Sports Editor of the Times Free Press in 2003 and started with the newspaper in May 2002 as the Deputy Sports Editor. He was born and raised in Smyrna, Ga., and graduated from Auburn University before starting his newspaper career in 1997 with the Newnan (Ga.) Times Herald. Stops in Clayton and Henry counties in Georgia and two years as the Sports Editor of the Marietta (Ga.) Daily Journal preceded Jay's ...
Oh the culprits are many at Turner Field. I'm looking at you, Derek Lowe. And at Dan Struggla, whose hot streak got him to .235, where he stayed, meaning he hit ... .235 for the rest of the season. And at you Martin Prado, who went from .300 to .260 like a braking Italian sports car.How can a 6-5, 240-pound outfielder pull a disappearing act? Jason Heyward did. Brian McCann, bless his heart, didn't do a whole lot after coming off the DL. And Fredi Gonzalez burned out that bullpen, which I was screaming about back in May.
As for the Sox... hot water burn baby, and I'm staying away from ledges and sharp objects. Lackey stunk, Crawford under performed, JD Drew was thinking about hunting season, Youkilis was a shell of himself, the middle relief was a relief only to opposing batters and I've never seen a team run the bases any worse. They looked like Engelbert on the comebacker to the pitcher from the Yankees who held the ball and stared down his dad (the late great Vic Morrow).
How can you have two MVP caliber players (Ellsbury and AGon, who did not do a whole lot in the first of the "er" months, eith"er") and not do any better than that? 2-10 start. 8-20 finish. In between, simply sublime. But this time, the Oreo filling was surrounded by cole slaw (which I hate and I know the 5 also has no love for).
From friend of the show Celtic Vol
Geez Jay the Braves loss last night was just awful. I have to say yeah, that is the Braves worst regular season loss ever. Just painful to watch. The bad thing is you knew it was coming. I have to place the blame on the Braves bats. I'm not going to blame the pitching (well a little blame has to go toward D. Lowe) because the pitching wasn't all that bad. The Braves just couldn't get a hit in key moments. I may be wrong but I think it all started going downhill when Jose Constanza turned his ankle trying to beat out a throw at first at the end of August. He was such a spark plug when he came up and just never really got a chance to contribute after his injury.
From friend of the show McPell
It's not the worst, that would be Wohlers...This still hurts mainly because you could see it coming since Labor Day, like those slo-mo train wrecks, or when the hot chick walks into the dark house in Halloween. Gonzales hurt, McCann just plain wore out from carrying the team, Chipper aging 30 years in one season, Ugl(y)a starting at double naught, no real lead off hitter until mid-season, young bullpen over-used, 2 starting pitchers hurt, Lowe, etc. So put your Braves manager's hat on - what do you do? Trade Lowe to the Yankees? Find a new batting coach? Send Heyward to Smoltz's psychatrist? Get Uggla a new jersey? Find Chipper a bionic leg? Get Ted Simmons and his bomber's hat out of retirement? WDE, mcpell
Spy —
Spot on, on both counts. And if the Braves front office is thankful for anything this mornign it's that Boston imploded just as badly and did it in a brighter spotlight.
C-Vol —
Good point on George Constanza. Dude was a ball of energy, and after he rolled his ankle that meant Heyward was forced to take his 0-for-3 with at least one K with runners on base back into right field.
McPell —
Lots of blame to go around for sure.
Here's how we rank it:
Larry Parrish, hitting coach — not only was the offense bad overall it rarely executed. The month of September was awful. There was little manufacturing runs — even with Michael Bourn getting on base and stealing bags. There were too few productive outs — how many times did guys fail to move runners up or strike out with guys on third and less than two outs. How many 1-2-3 innings did this group have, which strains your pitching staff mentally as well as physically.
Braves hitters in general — Coaching only can take so much of the blame. The offense was never as good as it should have been, and in September it was putrid.
Fredi G — Seems like a good dude, and overall he was not the biggest problem, but the way he strained the bullpen's studs turned the team's overall strength into the down fall.
Derek Lowe — From the early-season trouble with the law to the late-season trouble with the whole pitching thing, 2011 was a lost year for Mr. Lowe.
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Anna Tatishvili has a story shared by a lot of the top players in women's tennis these days.
The Georgian-born right-hander — who easily pushed aside North Vancouver's Khristina Blajkevich in first round action at the Odlum-Brown Vancouver Open — moved to the U.S. along with the rest of her well-educated family at age 11 to pursue a tennis career she finds herself wrapped up in these days at age 24. She's made over $1.1 million US in prize money so far but with the attendant expenses of having her dad or a coach travel with her to stave off the loneliness which can plague the life, she certainly wishes it could be more.
Having played under the banner of her native Eastern European country for years, she's switched to the U.S. for ease of travel as she seeks to find that one consistent gear and health level which will lift her to a longer term stay in the 50s area of the rankings, where she has been for cups of coffee after spending a fair bit of time in the 80s.
That little bit higher up is where the money and the experiences they live for are located. When you reach that level you're straight into the main draw at tournaments like Wimbledon with a shot at a winnable first round.
This June Tatishvili found herself playing that first-round match on centre court against Serena Williams for the tennis experience of her life, a mixed blessing to be sure. Not surprisingly she didn't fare well with the unfortunate draw but that match paid her 27,000 pounds or about $46,000 to get her butt kicked, whereas clawing her way through the thicket of players trying to do exactly what she's trying to do this week won't pay her even close to half that, even if she wins.
"Last year was kind of hard on me because I got injured with my left ankle," says Tatishvili of her recent struggles that have brought down her ranking to it's present 108.
"Serena was my first time coming back at 100 per cent healthy this year and it was a little bit of an unlucky draw in a way as I'd prefer to play her in the third or fourth round, obviously. But there were a lot of positives. It was a huge experience for me as I've never played centre court at Wimbledon before and I played her for the third time.
" I played her twice last year, once at the French Open and another in Sweden in a tournament, so playing at Wimbledon was a little bit different atmosphere obviously.
"It was nice, so I've got to work harder to be there more often. But I wasn't intimidated. I was nervous before the match but once I got out there it felt normal and that's good."
In many ways Tatashvili has been queen of the bad draw, since every time she gets herself into position to get a couple of big wins in major tournaments, to really make headway to remain near her highest ranking (50), she seems to draw someone like Serena in the first round.
Or, as was the case last week in a $250,000 tournament in Turkey, it was the 24th ranked Roberta Vinci of Italy. But she tosses that aside as an excuse.
"It's not easy, but if you play WTA tournaments you have to be ready to beat everybody. Like I said, I'm coming off my injury, so time-wise no, it may not have been perfect. But any other time in my best form, it might even have been a good draw to play her in the first round. At the time when I played those matches ... yeah, it was unlucky but it's part of the sport and you take what you get."
Like quite a few of the Eastern Europeans who dominate women's tennis these days (37 of the top 100 hail from that small area of the world, and even more if you count those who have become U.S. citizens) Tatishvili has gone the American route to make life easier. And having lived in Boca Raton since moving to North America, she's full value for the change of banner.
"It did it for a lot of reasons," she says. "With a U.S. passport, it's more convenient. When I travel you don't have to get visas. With a Georgian passport you always had to get visas for Australia and Europe. It was never a problem, just time-consuming. So I was just going to take the passport, I wasn't thinking about changing. I played for Georgia in the Olympics but it's also more beneficial for my sport as well. I live real close to the USTA and you have to be a member of the USTA to go there and use the facilities. I lived there but never went there. So now, me and my coach can go there all the time when I'm home. Plus, I have lived in the U.S. so long now and I love it."


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WASHINGTON – Dan Sullivan could hear his brother's dogs howling inside the house when he arrived.
His brother, a retired Marine sergeant, had been very sick lately and had stopped answering his phone. So when Dan went to his Falls Church, Virginia, home to check on him and heard the dogs, he got a bad feeling.
He unlocked the door, walked in and found his brother, Tom, dead. He was sitting in his easy chair, a cup of tea, his inhaler and his medical records by his side. His cellphone had fallen under the chair. It looked like he had been gone for a while.
Dan at first thought his brother had killed himself. He had been increasingly sick since his service in Iraq four years before. His ailments seemed endless, and it was never clear exactly what was wrong. People said it must be in his head.
But Thomas J. Sullivan hadn't committed suicide. He had died at 30 of pneumonia after years of physical and mental suffering that relatives believe were somehow, in some unexplained way, related to his deployment to Iraq.
He had not been wounded or traumatized or wearied by multiple deployments like so many other veterans of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
His case fell into the gray world of the unexplained.
Now, five years after his death on Feb. 16, 2009, his family has established the nonprofit Sergeant Sullivan Center, in Washington, for the study of what they term undiagnosed post-deployment illnesses.
The maladies, reminiscent of the Gulf War syndrome that emerged after the 1991 Persian Gulf War, are marked by, among other things, an array of respiratory, heart and bowel symptoms, along with chronic pain.
Most seem to defy diagnoses. Tom Sullivan also had high blood pressure, heart disease and colitis, and he was taking a host of potent prescription drugs, including narcotics and steroids, relatives said.
The Sullivans believe that thousands of veterans of the recent conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan might be similarly affected.
Deployment-related illness, as something physiological, is not something that a lot of people are aware of, Dan Sullivan said.
After the 1991 Gulf War, thousands of returning veterans began suffering from an array of baffling symptoms.
They included fatigue, joint and muscle pain, gastrointestinal and respiratory problems, memory difficulties, depression and anxiety.
A report last year by the Institute of Medicine, the health arm of the National Academy of Sciences, found that one-third of '91 Gulf War veterans – an estimated 175,000 to 250,000 people – said they experienced such symptoms.
No exact cause was apparent. Dust? Fumes? Poisons? Pesticides? Medications?
The government spent millions of dollars, and research and treatment continue.
The Sullivan Center has been raising seed money – $250,000 so far – for research into possible causes and treatments of such undiagnosed illnesses. In April, the center announced a $10,000 matching challenge grant to Georgetown University Medical Center for continued research into a possible Gulf War illness biomarker that could be found in a blood test.
At this point in time, my aim is to help people, said James Baraniuk, the professor in the department of medicine who is to receive the grant. If we can identify abnormal physiology, identify biomarkers and then find specific treatments then we will have helped them.
Last year, Pentagon-funded studies at Georgetown suggested that veterans suffering from Gulf War illness have postwar brain abnormalities not seen in those unaffected by the malady, which may cause its symptoms.
So what did Tom Sullivan have?
At first blush, there seems to be a tie (with Tom Sullivan's story and) what potentially we saw following the '91 Gulf War, Craig Postlewaite, director of Force Readiness and Health Assurance at the Defense Health Agency, said in an interview.
Indeed, when the more recent conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan began, the Pentagon was worried that it would see a repeat, Postlewaite said.
It didn't happen, he said. It's not clear why. The difference may be that military medical experts now try to treat ailments even if the cause is unclear – something that was not necessarily done two decades ago, he said.


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the engine can influence how the game looks because of colors and lighting and whatnot. it even affects how the game plays. imagine cod 4 and halo 3 if they swapped engines...
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Delray Affair Weekend - BBQ, Conch, Traffic Abundant!
- CFByrne Mar 28, 2008 04:56 AM
Attention South Florida Chowhounders,
It's Delray Affair Weekend - that means a few things, some bad, some good...
* Atlantic Ave is CLOSED and filled with arts, novelties, and food vendors basically from Swinton to the Intracoastal. These booths are open from (more or less) 9 to 6. After 6PM they shut down. This results in an odd effect. In the day, local restaurants are PACKED but at night, there is no access so many are nearly dead - only a few vendors in town and locals who know where to park on nearby sidestreets. Your chance to stroll into Lemongrass for immediate seating! If you have reservations or plans in town, allow extra time for parking blocks away.
* Several of the nearby churches set up Conch Fritter stands on the Ave - and some of them a VERY good. Be sure to check out the side-streets as some of them are there (NE 4th for example).
* There are also usually appx 5 different local BBQ vendors - again, some are very good.
Now I feel almost obligated to take a "food tour" today and report my findings to the group! Maybe some other Chowhounders will volunteer to assist in this charitable mission as well...
re: smartie
I believe it ends 6PM Sunday. This is the biggest event of the year in town - and oh yes, unlike Garlic Festival and other "pay so you can come in and spend money" events, this is FREE. It is most crowded Saturday and Sunday afternoons from appx 1 to 5. Bring sunblock if you're going to be walking around for a few hours - I often see fair-skinned folks forget that and they pay the price.
re: CFByrne
Yes, It closes at 6:00 pm....This is the only festival worth going to in Delray.. I am going to skip it this year, I have never missed one in probably the last 20 years. It is fun, but always the same vendors, I always wondered how many times that guy with the wood hanging baskets that fold up has done that in his lifetime. Lot's of good food also. My favorite is the candy guy on one of the side streets. I have never been impressed by the conch fritters. It is expensive and tastes like hush puppies, very little meat. On your way home stop and try Phyllis G's Egnima on Federal.Very good food.
BTW... Full details here... although this would be a good candidate for "Worst Website Ever" contest...
re: CFByrne
CFB I found that website last night and have to agree with you! But this is South Fl journalism for you.
re: CFByrne
Definitely a candidate for the "WWE" awards. But I am still going anyway.
OK it's that time of year again. Post your reviews of BBQ and Conch fritters here! I'll see if I can make an initial report at lunch today.
One change this year: The festival is open until 8PM on Fri/Sat instead of 6PM. This makes a lot of sense to me, I NEVER understood why (with plenty of daylight) they shut it down early. (Especially because an odd "side effect" is that once it closes, the Ave actually become very quiet since most people can't park etc).
In any event, I'll be looking for the BBQ smokers and the "church trucks" with the fritters.
re: CFByrne
McCrays BBQ from WPB is a vendor for this year. Ribs are very good, BBQ pork just OK, and sauce is plain jane. I was going to use this opportunity to check out Bamboo Fire Saturday or Sunday for lunch.
re: freakerdude
Let us know how you like Bamboo Fire. The owners are Beverly and Donald and they are very accommodating.
re: freakerdude
Next tim eyou try mCrays, ask for the twist sauce...makes a big difference in the flavor ...FYI
re: SaminSFL
Thanks but what is the twist sauce?
re: Alfred G
I believe that would be a mix of the two
I went today with my cousin-
very crowded-the items for sale were not top quality but we had a good time=
we ate at lemongrass=decent not great food
i bought some spices at world of flavors booth-
It's baaaaaack...
April 15 - 17th, 2011
Fri & Sat: 10am - 6pm
Sun: 10am - 5pm
Admission: Free
Crowds: Huge
Parking: PITA. Look at a map and think "contrarian".
Heat: Intense, bring water and sunscreen
re: CFByrne
bleh, a bunch of us are going to Cafe Dolce Amore Saturday and I am dreading the parking but maybe at 8p it will be ok though I will have to circle in from Lake Ida to get to the north side of the Ave.
re: smartie
Should be ok by 8pm I would think. We love Dolce Amore. They made me realize I have a basil and garlic deficiency. Also good for a large but healthy breakfast.
Went the Delray Affair today. It seemed a little smaller since it didn't stretch into Veteran's Park. Mostly crafts, not a lot of art in my opinion. Lots of food vendors but I ended up at my favorite haunt, The Blue Anchor. I did, however, buy some beef jerky from the vendor there. 8oz for $20, kinda pricy, but we hadn't tried it before. I am always tempted by the conch fritters but still haven't recovered from my grandma buying me as many as I could eat when I was 10. Thought I was going to die afterwards. Think I will pass.
re: CFByrne
lol, I'll be going early tomorrow morning, not planning to eat there tho.
re: CFByrne
Is Bamboo Fire still open? Their website has been shut down and I get no answer on either phone but did leave a message on Beverly's. I want to check it out on Sunday for lunch.
re: freakerdude
if I remember they are not open the weekend of The Delray Affair ... but I could be wrong
re: freakerdude
Some friends were there Thursday night April 5 so AFAIK they are still open and doing well. I don't think they've been open on Sunday afternoon for Delray Affair in the past.
re: CFByrne
We went to City Oyster. The lobster roll was pretty good there and the bar menu for lunch is kind of limited.
re: CFByrne
I just drove by there last week and saw Donald sitting inside, so I'd imagine they're still alive and kickin'.
Which reminds me: time to go back.
It's happening again this weekend... Fri to Sun
And breaking news...
Shake Shack will have a temporary location on site!
Serving up burgers on the Ave, right near the RR tracks on the south side (across from Johnnie Brown's).
Fri & Sat: 10 am - 6 pm
Sun: 10 am - 5 pm
I may just have to go for this!


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