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That's the thesis of The Wrap's Tim Molloy, who questioned some of the choices made in the envelopes--and in the telecast itself--last night. For example, Molloy thinks it was weird to pick Two And a Half Men's Jon Cryer as Best Actor in a Comedy over candidates like Don Cheadle, Alec Baldwin, and ... More >>
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Nick NolteCelebs usually love being photographed, except for colonoscopies and mug shots. Well I haven't manage to dig up the former photos--yet--but I have assembled some of the best, most poignant, scary, most desperately in-need-of-a-stylist mug shots of the criminally unglamorous stars. ... More >>
Last night at the White House Correspondents' Dinner, President Obama absolutely eviscerated Donald Trump, who sat there stone-faced, his melon-colored hair glinting obscenely as the president leveled zinger after zinger at him. In short, it was awesome. Obama also laid into Michele Bachmann, Tim ... More >>
There are certain words that existed way before Charlie Sheen ever thought to say them, but when he finally strung them together in his particular fashion, they came alive! Thus, he would like to own them, or at least, copyright them. According to the actor's rep Larry Solters, Sheen is tryin ... More >>
Food is becoming quite the trendy subject matter for web series these days. First there was news of Foodies, the web series that premiered last night and which seeks to ridicule all those who love sea urchin ceviche. Now College Humor has Always Open which features actor David Koechner chatting ... More >>
jimwIf you're like us, you started the Year of the Rabbit by waking up with a hangover in the butt-end of a discarded parade dragon in Flushing. After brushing the taste of Tsingtao out of your mouth, you probably wondered, "What's this all about?"
Guess which one of these people needs to stop kicking game to 16-year-olds. Credit: Michael Becker/FOX.Woof. Oh boy. Here we go. Welcome to American Idol's post-overhaul end-times. This is what happens when the only interesting people on America's highest-rated TV show decide that they've ha ... More >>
The Daily MealThe Daily Meal just put out its giant listicle of the most powerful Americans in food. The list is an interesting one that runs the gamut from chefs (Tom Colicchio, José Andrés), local media (Sam Sifton, Lockhart Steele), TV stars (Rachael Ray, Guy Fieri), and politicos (Thom ... More >>
Donald Trump, real estate mogul and Celebrity Apprentice boss, went on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon yesterday and played coy, as usual, about a 2012 presidential run. He then ran through the cast of the new Apprentice season which features Mark McGrath, Lil' John, Latoya Jackson and Star Jones. Bu ... More >>
Leave it to Norway. They have united every single fame-challenged celebrity whoever lived, and who wasn't busy at the autograph convention I recently went to in Parsippany, and shot them synching to "Let It Be" as a promo for some TV show or the other. Stick with this amazing clip and you'l ... More >>
I don't wish any harm to celebrities--normally--but once in a while, I do pray they'd simply vanish into an early retirement, so we'd never have to deal with their bland, perky, tiresome antics (and surgery) ever again. Don't you ever want to magically screech at your TV or movie screen, "Go ... More >>
Via Racked.Dear Universe, Thank you for the kind news that Racked reported just now: that this morning on American Idol spokescreature Ryan Seacrest's radio show, Whitney Port of The City confirmed that the show is basically over. In case you didn't know it, The City was a bad fake reality s ... More >>
Yesterday, in a maelstrom of glitter and Pixie Stix, Herald Square unveiled Material Girl, their new, tween-oriented in-house fashion line. Their collaborators: Madonna and her daughter, Lourdes. The face of the brand: panda-eyed Gossip Girl actress and the Pretty Reckless singer Taylor Momse ... More >>
We were getting nervous for a minute there. The cast of the Jersey Shore was, up till today, on strike (everyone except Snooki and The Situation, that is). The status of Season 3 was unclear. Things were scary. Good news! Our favorite guidos, who had been holding out for more than their allot ... More >>
Whenever some weird celebrity like Tammy Faye Baker or Marie Osmond was in the news--or even when they weren't--you could count on Larry King to have them on for a grilling. If a Jackson family scandal erupted or Paris Hilton was headed to jail, you knew Larry was going to spend time dissect ... More >>
The LGBT watchdog group GLAAD does a lot of good work, but sometimes they drop the gay ball and embarrass us big time. I recently wrote about how they tried to pull the movie Ticked-off Trannies With Knives from the Tribeca Film Festival, partly because it didn't depict the kind of tasteful ... More >>
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Remember Al Reynolds? No? Well, he was married to Star Jones. Remember Star Jones? No? Well, anyway, back to Al Reynolds. He has given an interview where he swears that, despite all the talk, he ain't that way. Not a fudge packer. Not a dancing queen. Not a homosexualist. Not a big collector of Kyli ... More >>
Remember when the Super Bowl was imminent, and the Daily News kept telling you it was "X Days to Go!"? Apparently the Sex and the City movie is the "Super Bowl for chicks," since right on page 2 there's a "17 Days to Go!" burst next to an Annie Leibovitz photo of Chris Noth and Sarah Jessica Parker ... More >>
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Spring has officially sprung, Dallas! This light hoodie weather is gorgeous, the sun is shining, and the show calendar is nice and flush with options for the coming week. Get down and dirty with the dancehall king, get romantic with The Egyptian Lover, or get amped up with VNV Nation-- either way, g ... More >>
We all know that the flashy types like Eddie Van Halen, Joe Satriani and Yngwie Malmsteen get (or got) kudos simply for playing super fast. But being a great guitarist is more than just burning up a fret board. Here are the five folks who best know that nuance is just as important as flamboyance.
Madonna Saturday, October 20 and Sunday, October 21, at American Airlines Center, $48.50-$358.50 Get your outfits ready, Madonna is upon us. When she kicked off her world tour back in May, thus began her gigantic seven-month, 89-date trek through Europe before hitting North America, and she'll event ... More >>
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The Beach Boys, back in the dayFor decades, The Beach Boys have been a diluted version of their former selves, touring with the likes of John Stamos on bongos. Since Brian Wilson was fired in 1982, the band never really topped the greatness of 1988's "Kokomo." Rumors of bad blood circulated aroun ... More >>
If known only for his guitar playing and production work with Dwight Yoakam, singer/songwriter Pete Anderson would still be a legend in both the country and alt-country genres. There is much more to Pete Anderson than the stellar licks on such Yoakam hits as "Guitar, Cadillacs" and "Streets of B ... More >>
Roky EricksonIt's difficult to pick the top show this weekend. There's just a lot going on. All over the place, too. For instance, if you take the elevator up to the thirteenth floor, you'll probably run into troubled genius, Roky Erickson, who is headlining at The Kessler Theater tonight. Howeve ... More >>
As you no doubt recall, the Fort Worth Music Festival (nee Jazz by the Boulevard) kicks off tonight in Cowtown with something of a new vendetta at play. The festival, while still pandering somewhat to its jazz roots, will this year expand to include more a rock and indie rock bent, courtesy of Me ... More >>
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What Laura SaysThere's just something about Arizona that brings out the weirdness. Whether it's John McCain's bizarre choice for a VP candidate or legendary sun-drenched oddballs like the Meat Puppets, the desert air just seems to produce some strange results.Add What Laura Says to the long list ... More >>
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Shrouded in fog, hundreds of marchers walk across a bridge towards St. Louis University at 1am face down dozens of police, beating their batons in rhythm against riot shields; calling to mind images of Martin Luther King and others in Selma on the Edmund Pettis Bridge. It is hard to believe that this is 2014, not 1965 and that the right of civilians to peaceably assemble and petition one's government for the redress of grievances is still at issue. Family related to both Michael Brown and VonDerrit Myers, their grievance the loss of sons gunned down by police, stood at the front of the crowd demanding that the march proceed. One of the young women in the crowd remarked, "this is why I didn't tell my parents I was coming to protest. We are Igbo Nigerian and they are very traditional, they would be scared for me right now. But I had to be here for this moment…They [Ferguson protestors] faced this for 64 days, I can be here with them tonight."
Every police killing sparks outrage, whether or not the news media takes notice. Families mourn every death and communities come together to mourn and cry out for justice. When Michael Brown was killed on August 9, instead of the usual period of mourning, outrage and organizing, the people of St. Louis, particularly the youth, young Black men and women of St. Louis, refused to let the flames of resistance die. For 65 days, against tanks, tear gas and tyranny, their passion, energy and determination have launched an international movement for racial justice and human rights that has compelled people around the world, across age, race and nationality to declare that "Black Lives Matter". In a historic weekend of mobilization October 10-13, BAJI Organizer, Tia Oso and Black Immigration Network members joined thousands of supporters, marching the streets of St. Louis, occupying the campus of Saint Louis University, Wal-Mart, major intersections, the October 13 St. Louis Rams game and other sites (protests are ongoing and spontaneous) to engage in non-violent civil disobedience for the lost lives of Mike Brown, VonDerrit Myers, John Crawford and countless others demanding accountability and systemic policing reforms nationwide. For some, this is an act of solidarity, or allyship, but for those in the diaspora, Nigerian, Haitian, Liberian, Congolese, Jamaican and more that live in and traveled to Ferguson, the fight is personal. Racial profiling and criminalization affects all Black people, regardless of national origin, and from Dred Scott to Michael Brown, the fight for full citizenship in the U.S. continues for all people of African descent.
Contrary to depictions in the mainstream media, this is no rogue riot. Organizers operate with a clear analysis that recognizes the intersections of systemic racism, mass criminalization, state violence, capitalism, militarism and white supremacy. The St. Louis municipal government is not a "broken system" that must be corrected, indeed, the multiple municipalities, with lines determined and drawn by white landowners and regulated by largely white Councils and municipal employees, funded by taxes and fines extracted by overpolicing targeting Black citizens through moving violations and other petty offenses, criminalizing them with an average of 3 warrants per year in Ferguson is an apartheid state exposed. State sanctioned terrorism that daily harasses, tortures, and ultimately kills with impunity. As outlined in The State of Our Communities, BAJI's paper on understanding mass incarceration, mass criminalization is a mechanism of social control, and this movement aims to dismantle it. With Black youth, uncompromising and unrelenting in the lead, it is officially "Not your grandparent's Civil Rights Movement". Organizers repeatedly emphasize that young Black women have been the primary organizers and strategists, with young Black men sharing responsibilities, resources and power, creating new models that are challenging patriarchy and repressive structures of traditional leadership.
Rallying solidarity in Palestine, Hong Kong, Brazil and South Africa, Ferguson has emerged into a global struggle. While drawing inspiration from the historic legacy of the Civil Rights movement is routine for progressive activists from immigration reform to climate change and marriage equality, current Black issues and voices are not on always included on their agenda. The escalation of the Ferguson Uprising expands the new era of Black resistance and leadership, shaking the cobwebs off of these pictures of stoic Black men and women in iconic black and white photographs that have framed and defined the fight for Black progress as over and done. With fearless passion, the youth are calling out the respectability politics and complacency of established Black leaders and organizations, the pacification and tokenism of Liberal moderates and the labeling of Black criminality and pathology Conservatives have used to paint the victims of police violence for their own deaths.
BAJI is committed to championing Black leadership in St. Louis and beyond, because it is Black liberation struggles that have led to a more just and equitable society. Cornell West stated at Sunday night's Mass Meeting at St. Louis University that "every generation of African people in the U.S. has had to fight for justice" and by mounting an organized resistance to police violence in their community, the millennial generation at the forefront of the Ferguson movement has taken the lead in the fight for the human and civil rights of all people.
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Opal Tometi, Executive Director of the Black Alliance for Just Immigration, is featured in Essence Magazine's November 2014 issue, The New Civil Rights Leaders.
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Comprised of a group of migrant rights organizations and activists, the Migrant Power Alliance is the anchor behind the ICE-Free NYC campaign urging the Department of Corrections to stop collaborating with ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement). As a collective, we aim to educate the public and public officials about the current environment as well as share the powerful stories of individuals who are directly affected. We are concerned for the future of our families and are determined to do our part in creating a space to support our community.
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'Right in the Middle' Our Unit is positioned FRONT and CENTER of the Tower South. From the MASTER BEDROOM and LIVINGROOM there is nothing between You and Your View of the Ocean all the way down the Beach. See and Listen to the Sea Gulls and Ocean from anywhere in this Home Feeling Condo. This is a Very Unique and Highly Prized Location within this famous resort. Our Home was refurbished in 2012 and additional updates in 2014. Located on the 13th floor with a View that won't quit. For your use we have supplied a generously equipped modern kitchen with all the conveniences you would expect in a home of this quality. The master bedroom has a New King Size Bed, 32' Flat Screen HDTV, CD/DVD player, entrance to main balcony and a Terrific View of the Beach, Ocean and Pool. The second bedroom features a New comfortable King Size Bed and the third bedroom has 2 New Single Beds.
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Conjuring up the demons from the fiery pits of hell.
Slithering serpents of the underworld release their
black worm seed.
Enthralled by the falling star, watch the
daylight fail.
Impelled by twisted vengeance, fortify the armies
of the dead.
Brooding Darkness spreads his wings.
The usurper of the throne.
The world burns in penal fire.
Awakening the spirits of the dead.
The world turns, forged in fire.
Rising..the souls of the damned.
Ravished by the malice, which exceeds your darkest dreams.
Embraced by a sulphur sky, take leave of your mortal flesh.
All life expired.
Our visions dead.
All hope expired.
Fortify the armies of the dead.
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Hola hola! Ecco a voi un altro post con le foto scattate da All you can wear!
Stavolta ho indossato uno dei miei vestiti preferiti del momento abbinato alle mie ormai inseparabili Air Force, adoro sempre il contrasto tra femminilità e sneakers.
Hola hola! Here is it another post with the pics taken by All you can wear!
I wore one of my fav dress with my inseparable Nike Air Force. I love the contrast between the femininity of the dresses and sneakers.
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Friday, June 6, 2014
An ordinary outfit
Ciao bellezze, oggi vi mostrerò un outfit semplicissimo ma che a me piace tanto.
Hi sweeties today I'll show you a simply daily outfit, anyway I like it a lot.
Hi sweeties today I'll show you a simply daily outfit, anyway I like it a lot.
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Dopo una lunghiiiissima pausa eccomi di nuovo a bloggare, grazie all'aiuto di Giulia e Marta di All you can wear .
Questo di oggi è un outfit che spero riuscirò a sfruttare tantissimo quest'estate, adoro il contrasto tra il completo molto femminile e le Nike Air Force, voi che ne pensate?
After a loooong pause here I am with a new post, thanks to Marta&Giulia's ( All you can wear) help.
Today I show you an outfit I hope to wear various times this summer, I love the contrast between the womanliness of the clothes and the Nike Air Force shoes. And you? What do you think about this outfit?
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Toccata [6'22] recorded 10 June 1949
Adagio [5'11] recorded 10 June 1949
Fugue [4'25] recorded 10 June 1949
Funérailles (No 7 of Harmonies poétiques et religieuses, S173) [8'48] Franz Liszt (1811-1886) recorded 9 April 1949
Rapsodie hongroise XII (No 12 in C sharp minor / D flat major of Hungarian Rhapsodies, S244) [8'28] Franz Liszt (1811-1886) recorded 8 June 1949
Allegro [13'18] recorded 29 May 1951
with The New London Orchestra, Alec Sherman (conductor)
Larghetto [5'51] recorded 29 May 1951
with The New London Orchestra, Alec Sherman (conductor)
Allegretto [10'14] recorded 29 May 1951
with The New London Orchestra, Alec Sherman (conductor)
Rapsodie espagnole S254 [13'28] Franz Liszt (1811-1886), arr. Ferruccio Busoni (1866-1924) recorded 30 May 1951
with The New London Orchestra, Alec Sherman (conductor)
This is a recording from Appian Publications & Recordings Ltd (to quote the full title)—the label invariably more familiarly known simply as "APR".
Since its foundation in 1986, APR has won an enviable reputation as a quality label devoted predominantly—though not exclusively—to historic piano recordings. In particular APR has won countless laurels for the high standard of its 78rpm restoration work—"Transfers of genius" to quote one critic—as well as the detail and content of its booklets.
Luisa Dorothea Bachaouer was born in Athens in 1910. (It has been established that the much-quoted birth date of 1913 is incorrect.) As a young teenager she informed her father that she would answer only to Gina and from that time she became known professionally as Gina Bachauer. She acknowledged three profound influences during her formative years. The first, Woldemar Freeman, was a Polish-born Russian-trained pupil of Busoni who taught the young Gina from her early entry to Athens Conservatoire. After winning the Conservatoires Gold Medal in 1929, she was invited to study with Alfred Cortot in Paris where she made her French debut that same year. While remaining Cortots private pupil she also worked with Sergei Rachmaninov whenever and wherever it was possible for the two to coincide.
Gina Bachauer resisted advances to stay in London after her British debut at the capitals Aeolian Hall in 1932. On securing a gold medal at the 1933 International Contest for Pianists in Vienna she returned to Athens before moving to Egypt in 1937 where she remained during the Second World War, giving an estimated 600 concerts for the Allied Forces in the Middle East. She reappeared in England in 1945 and rapidly made inroads into Londons post-war musical scene. A sensational American debut in 1950 marked the start of her international career. Recognized as one of the most technically secure and intellectually rigorous pianists of her generation, she toured ceaselessly up to the time of her sudden death in 1976.
The first HMV recordings 19491951
Little more than a week later, on 9 April 1949, Gina Bachauer made her first recording, her producer being none other than Lawrance Collingwood. Funérailles was easily secured (in 8 minutes 45 seconds thanks to a 33-bar cut) though for some reason a scheduled recording of a Chopin Scherzo was abandoned. Just days later Ibbs & Tillett informed David Bicknell that the pianist was very pleased [with the Funérailles recording] and is glad to know that you are likely to include it in the catalogue in the near future. Indeed the record formed part of HMVs June 1949 UK release schedule. That same month Gina Bachauer re-entered the studio to record one of her initial offerings, the BachBusoni Toccata, Adagio and Fugue as well as Liszts Hungarian Rhapsody No 12. The former was a work she played at many of her debut appearances; the latter frequently brought a recital programme to a triumphant conclusion. These recordings were released in the UK in May and October 1950 respectively.
After legitimizing the fruit of these first sessions via a letter contract, signed by Bachauer in July 1949, there followed a wait-and-see period to assess the critical and commercial success of her four 78 rpm records. During this time she toured the UK, prepared for her imminent USA debut and coped with the sudden death in Egypt of her husband. It was her entry into the USA on 29 October 1950 which opened new and dazzling horizons. An excited Ibbs & Tillett relayed the news to EMI: Gina Bachauer made a wonderful success at her New York recital on Sunday last, on the strength of which she has been engaged for the entire Autumn of 1951 for a tour of America her notices are wonderful. A month later, however, there were ominous rumblings. Ibbs & Tillett advised HMV that on the strength of her American success, Gina Bachauer had been approached by Decca with the offer of a contract for release in America when she returns. She much prefers to remain with [HMV] and we hope therefore you can interest [RCA] Victor in her success. David Bicknell duly discussed the matter with George Marek, Head of RCAs Artists Department. With Deccas foot still firmly in the door the decision was made, on the basis that the pianist now stood at the threshold of an international career, that Gina Bachauer would continue to be an HMV artist and, of considerable importance to her, that all her recordings would be guaranteed release in the USA by RCA Victor.
A new annual contract was consequently drawn up. Most significantly, it included orchestral titles in which her partners were to be the New London Orchestra conducted by Alec Sherman. Conductor and pianist had long been friends and musical collaborators to the extent that Sherman had befriended her late husband and other family members. (Pianist and conductor were to marry on 21 November 1951.) Three sessions in May 1951 found Bachauer, Sherman and the orchestra he founded in 1941 assembled for the recording of two contrasting works, both pivotal to Gina Bachauers repertoire Mozarts Coronation Concerto and Busonis transcription of Liszts Rapsodie espagnole. (If the New London Orchestra was predominantly a chamber ensemble, augmented it cut a more than persuasive dash in Busonis multicoloured orchestration of Liszt.)
With the Mozart concerto unadorned but far from plain thanks to Gina Bachauers noble simplicity arranged across seven 78 rpm sides, the pianist was summoned to the studio to record an eighth side on 13 July (two Scarlatti sonatas which could not be included in this programme due to lack of space). It was, incidentally, during this visit that Gina Bachauer was asked to listen to the approved take of side 3 of the Mozart concerto: a wrong note had been spotted in the cadenza. She agreed that a correction was required and suggested that the cadenza be taken complete from take 2. Thus a new take was concocted: one of the first examples within EMI of tape being edited to correct a performance. (It was only in the following year [1952], when EMIs Abbey Road Studio abandoned 78 rpm waxes and recorded solely on tape, that tape editing became the norm.)
Gina Bachauers contract was extended annually up to 1959 when it was allowed to lapse though she continued to make the occasional one-off recording for EMI. In the 1960s she recorded a proportion of her standard concerto repertoire for Mercury and later there were isolated LP releases by Quintessence and Erato. But it was with HMV that Gina Bachauer established the foundation of her recording career. In the wake of the 78 rpm recordings contained on this CD, all subsequently released in LP format, came an impressive succession of LPs, not least concertante works by J S Bach, Fauré, Mozart (K271, K453 & K491), Rachmaninov (No 3), Saint-Saëns (No 2) and Tchaikovsky (No 1) together with some wide-ranging recitals.
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DETROIT — A prosecutor says Detroit police officer Brian Huff never had a chance when he was shot to death at a suspected drug house on the city's east side because his assailant was waiting inside in the dark when Huff kicked in the door.
Assistant Wayne County Prosecutor Thomas Trzcinski described the scene Wednesday during opening arguments in Jason Gibson's trial.
Gibson is charged with first-degree murder and assault in the May 3, 2010 gun battle with police.
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Trzcinski says officers were responding to a burglary report. Huff was shot twice in the face. One slug severed his spine.
Gibson was shot while trying to flee the house. Police say a .45-caliber handgun and a pound of marijuana were recovered.
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OSHKOSH, Wis. (AP) -- Underneath Lake Winnebago's water is an invader.
Anglers fear the viral hemorrhagic septicemia virus in the Lake Winnebago chain could devastate Wisconsin's billion dollar-plus fishing industry.
Wildlife officials detected the virus in May.
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It already has spread through much of the Great Lakes.
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Tony Bennett (basketball)
|Tony Bennett
Bennett in 2014
|Current position
|Head coach
|111–60 (.649)
|Biographical details
June 1, 1969
Green Bay, Wisconsin
|Playing career
|Green Bay
Charlotte Hornets
Sydney Kings
|Point guard
|Coaching career (HC unless noted)
|Wisconsin (asst.)
Washington State (asst.)
Washington State (assoc.)
Washington State
|Head coaching record
|180–93 (.659)
|Accomplishments and honors
ACC Regular Season Championship (2014)
ACC Tournament Championship (2014)
Naismith College Coach of the Year (2007)
Henry Iba Award (2007)
AP Men's Basketball Coach of the Year (2007)
Rivals.com National Coach of the Year (2007)
ACC Coach of the Year (2014)
Medal record
Anthony Guy "Tony" Bennett (born June 1, 1969) is an American men's college basketball coach and current head coach for the Virginia Cavaliers. He was named the 2014 Atlantic Coast Conference Men's Basketball Coach of the Year, and previously at Washington State he won the Henry Iba Award and was honored as the AP National Coach of the Year, Naismith College Coach of the Year, and Rivals.com Coach of the Year in 2007. In 2014, he was named by ESPN as #14 of the top 50 among all college basketball coaches, two rankings above ACC rival Roy Williams of North Carolina.[1]
In earlier days, he played collegiately for the Green Bay Phoenix and professionally for the NBA's Charlotte Hornets. As a player, he won the Frances Pomeroy Naismith Award in 1992 and ranks, as of 2014, first all-time in NCAA Division I for career three-point field goal accuracy, at 49.7% (minimum 200 made and 2.0 made per game).[2]
Now perhaps the best known member of a talented coaching family tree, he is the son of former Green Bay and Wisconsin Badgers coach Dick Bennett and brother of current Northern Illinois women's basketball head coach Kathi Bennett.
Playing career[edit]
Bennett, a point guard, played for his father Dick Bennett at the University of Wisconsin–Green Bay (UWGB) following his high school career at Stevens Point Area Senior High and Preble High School. While there, the Bennetts led the Phoenix to an NCAA Tournament berth and two appearances in the NIT. During his time there, the Phoenix had record of 87–34 (.719) en route to Bennett being named conference player of the year twice. He won the Frances Pomeroy Naismith Award given to the nation's most outstanding senior under six feet tall and was named the 1992 GTE Academic All-American of the year. He also started for a bronze-medal winning 1991 Pan-American Games team led by Gene Keady. He finished his collegiate career as the Mid-Continent Conference's all-time leader in points (2,285) and assists (601). He still ranks as the NCAA's all-time leader in 3-point percentage (49.7) (minimum 200 made and 2.0 made per game).[2]
Bennett went on to be picked 35th overall in the 1992 NBA Draft by the Charlotte Hornets. He spent three seasons (1992–1995) with the Hornets before a foot injury abruptly ended his NBA career. He briefly attempted a comeback and played 10 games for the Sydney Kings in Australia's National Basketball League season in 1997.[3]
Coaching career[edit]
Washington State[edit]
Bennett began his college coaching career at the University of Wisconsin as a member of his father's staff. After his father retired, Bo Ryan retained Bennett on his staff. Bennett remained with the Badgers until 2003, when his father came out of retirement to coach Washington State. In 2004, Bennett was designated as his father's successor, being named from an assistant coach to an associate head coach,[4] and he inherited the position of head coach at Washington State University when his father retired after the 2005–06 NCAA season.
His 26 wins in both the 2006–07 and 2007–08 seasons each tied the Washington State school record set by the 1940–41 team[5] that lost in the championship game of that year's NCAA tournament.
2006–07 season[edit]
Tony Bennett led the 2006–07 Cougars basketball team to a 26–8 (13–5 Pac-10, second place) record and the second round of the NCAA tournament. The Cougars earned a #3 seed and defeated Oral Roberts in the opening round before falling to Vanderbilt in double overtime in the second round.[6] Bennett tied the WSU school record for wins. The NCAA tournament appearance was the first for the Cougars since 1994.
After the 2006–07 season, Bennett was named the AP college basketball Coach of the Year[7] and the Naismith College Coach of the Year. He also won the Henry Iba Award by vote of the United States Basketball Writers Association, and was named the Rivals.com Coach of the Year.[8]
2007–08 season[edit]
During the 2007–08 season, Tony Bennett finished with a 26–9 record (11–7 in the Pac-10). He also went on to lead the Cougars to the Sweet Sixteen after beating Winthrop in the first round and Notre Dame in the second.[9] After losing to North Carolina in the Sweet Sixteen, Bennett's team had tied the school record for wins, with 26, for the second consecutive season.
2008–09 season[edit]
Having lost several key players to graduation the year before, Tony Bennett finished the 2008–09 WSU season with a 17–16 record (8–10 in the Pac-10).[10] His team missed the NCAA Tournament, but qualified for the NIT as a #7 seed, losing to #2 seed St. Mary's in the first round.[10]
Bennett was named head coach at Virginia on March 31, 2009.[11] His team began coming together later the same day, as Ritchie McKay, then head coach of the Liberty Flames, stepped down from his position to become Bennett's associate head coach.[12] In 2009–10 the Cavaliers got off to a 5–2 start in Atlantic Coast Conference play, and 14–6 overall, but dropped their next 9 conference games and finished the season 15–16 (5–11 in the ACC).[13] Despite much of his first recruiting class decimated by transfers,[14][15] in 2011–12 Bennett led the Cavaliers to a 22–10 record and Virginia's first NCAA tournament berth in five seasons. They lost in the Round of 64 to Florida. In 2013 Bennett became an assistant on the U-19 Basketball team that won the gold medal at the World Championships in Prague, Czech Republic with UVA sophomore center Mike Tobey on the team as well.[16][17]
In 2013–14, Bennett led the Cavaliers to only their second-ever outright ACC regular season title, clinching the victory with a convincing 75–56 late-season win against ACC newcomer Syracuse. It was also only the fifth time in the last 34 years that a team from North Carolina has not won at least a share of the title. UVA also won its second-ever ACC Tournament title (and first since 1976) on March 16, 2014, beating Duke 72–63. Tony Bennett's father and coaching mentor, Dick Bennett, was in attendance at the game. They received a #1 seed in the NCAA Tournament—their third ever—and advanced to the Sweet 16.
On June 3, 2014, Bennett signed a new contract with the University of Virginia, which would extend his employment through the 2020–21 season. It included a $1.924 million base salary package, with additional longevity bonuses.[18] Part of his contract negotiations also included contract renewals for his staff.[19]
Personal life[edit]
Bennett is a Christian. Bennett has spoken about his faith saying, "When you have a relationship with Lord, there's a peace and perspective you have. The world didn't give it, and the world can't take it away."[20]
Head coaching record[edit]
|Washington State Cougars[21] (Pacific-10 Conference) (2006–2009)
|Washington State
|NCAA Second Round
|Washington State
|NCAA Sweet Sixteen
|Washington State
|NIT First Round
|Washington State:
|69–33 (.676)
|32–22 (.593)
|Virginia Cavaliers[22] (Atlantic Coast Conference) (2009–present)
|NCAA Second Round
|NIT Quarterfinals
|NCAA Sweet Sixteen
|111–60 (.649)
|48–36 (.571)
|180–93 (.659)
National champion
- ^ Top 50 coaches: No. 14 Tony Bennett, accessed September 9, 2014
- ^ a b 2013-14 NCAA Men's Basketball Records - Division I, p.2 – Individual Records
- ^ Kings emerge from a pack of jokers - smh.com.au, Retrieved March 26, 2012
- ^ Family Afffair: Bennett to hand job to son - Men's College Basketball - ESPN
- ^ Notre Dame Fighting Irish vs. Washington State Cougars - NCAA Tournament Game - Recap - March 22, 2008 - ESPN
- ^ Washington State Cougars Basketball 2006-07 Schedule - Cougars Home and Away - ESPN
- ^ Washington State's Bennett second rookie AP Coach of the Year - NCAA Division I Mens Basketball - CBSSports.com News, Scores, Stats, Schedule and RPI Rankings
- ^ Rivals.com College Basketball - Rivals.com Coach of the Year: Tony Bennett
- ^ Washington State Cougars Basketball 2007-08 Schedule - Cougars Home and Away - ESPN
- ^ a b Washington State Cougars Basketball 2008-09 Schedule - Cougars Home and Away - ESPN
- ^ Washington State coach Tony Bennett headed to Virginia - ESPN
- ^ McKay's departure stuns LU | The News & Advance
- ^ Virginia Cavaliers Schedule - 2009-10, accessed November 10, 2012
- ^ Tony Bennett not sweating transfers - College Basketball Nation Blog - ESPN
- ^ Virginia Cavaliers coach Tony Bennett says freshman James Johnson will transfer - ESPN
- ^ http://www.virginiasports.com/sports/m-baskbl/mtt/bennett_tony00.html
- ^ http://scores.espn.go.com/ncb/boxscore?gameId=320760057
- ^ "Tony Bennett Receives New 7-Year Contract". VirginiaSports.com. 3 June 2014. Retrieved 19 November 2014.
- ^ Goldberg, Rob (3 June 2014). "Tony Bennett Signs 7-Year Contract with Virginia Cavaliers". Bleacher Report. Retrieved 19 November 2014.
- ^ "Coach's Profile: Tony Bennett".
- ^ "2011-12 Washington State Cougars men's basketball media guide, page 60". Washington State Athletics. 2012. Retrieved November 10, 2012.
- ^ "2012–13 Virginia Cavaliers men's basketball media guide, page 43". Virginia Athletics. 2012. Retrieved November 10, 2012.
External links[edit]
- Virginia profile
- Tony Bennett at Basketball-Reference.com
- 1969 births
- Living people
- American basketball coaches
- American expatriate basketball people in Australia
- Basketball players at the 1991 Pan American Games
- Basketball players from Wisconsin
- Charlotte Hornets draft picks
- Charlotte Hornets players
- College men's basketball head coaches in the United States
- Green Bay Phoenix men's basketball players
- Point guards
- Sportspeople from Green Bay, Wisconsin
- Sydney Kings players
- Virginia Cavaliers men's basketball coaches
- Washington State Cougars men's basketball coaches
- Wisconsin Badgers men's basketball coaches


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|EMR2 (egf-like module containing, mucin-like, hormone receptor-like 2)
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Min / Max
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Myeloid Cell
Peripheral blood
Lymph Node
Jurkat cell
|EMR2 is restricted to myeloid cells. The highest expression was found in peripheral blood leukocytes, followed by spleen and lymph nodes, intermediate to low levels of expression is in thymus, bone marrow, fetal liver, placenta and lung. There is no expression in heart, brain skeletal muscle, kidney or pancreas. Expression is also detected in monocyte/macrophage and Jurkat cell lines but not in other cell lines tested.
|MOLECULAR FAMILY NAME: Belongs to the G-protein coupled receptor family.
EMR2 is a multi-pass 823 aa glycoprotein. It contains an extracellular domain which contains 5 EGF-like domains which are nearly identical to those of CD97, a GPS domain and multiple N- and O-glycosylation sites, a 248 aa 7 transmembrane domains which are approximately 45% identical to those of CD97 and a 41 aa cytoplasmic domain which contains a cysteine-rich motif involved in proteolytic cleavage and 4 potential phosphorylation sites . EGF domains 2 through 5 have calcium-binding sequences likely to play important roles in protein-protein interactions. The EGF-like domains couple to the
TM7 domain via a mucin-like spacer. EMR does not interact with the ligand CD55 (decoy accelerating factor for complement), unlike the related CD97 antigen, which indicates that these very closely related proteins likely have nonredunant functions and the association between CD97 and CD55 is highly dependent on 3 or fewer amino acids and /or the more diverse spacer region. EMR2 is proteolytically cleaved into 2 subunits, an extracellular α subunit and a seven transmembrane subunit. Binding chondroitin sulfate is mediated by the fourth EGF domain. The GSP domain is necessary but is not sufficient for receptor cleavage, which require the entire extracellular stalk.
Alternative splicing yields 1 isoform. A soluble form is due to a fameshift which introduced a stop codon immediately before the first transmembrane is also detected.
EMR2 has multiple N- and O-glycosylation sites. EMR2 is proteolytocally cleaved into 2 subunits, an extracellular α subunit and a 7-transmembrane subunit.
|LIGANDS AND MOLECULES ASSOCIATED WITH EMR2: No information.
|EMR2 is a receptor and may be probably involved in cell attactment. EMR2 forms a heterodimer, consisting of a large extracellular region non-covalently linked to the seven transmembrane moiety. EMR2 interacts with chondroitin sulfate.
BIOCHEMICAL ACTIVITY: No information.
DISEASE RELEVANCE AND FUNCTION OF EMR2 IN INTACT ANIMAL: No information.
PROTEINS AND DNA ELEMENTS WHICH REGULATE TRANSCRIPTION OF EMR2: No information.
SUBSTRATES: No information.
ENZYMES WHICH MODIFY EMR2: No information.
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BREMEN — The Town of Bremen isn't pleased with people dumping unacceptable refuse — including furniture and building parts into the city dump.
"We just want to remind people what it's for," explained Town Director of Operations Rich Martin.
What it's for is for residents to dispose of their yard waste like grass clippings, and natural refuse from their flower beds. Residents are also welcome to take freely of the dump's mulch pile consisting of ground up trees and brush to use to protect their flowers, plants or greenery.
"There's a spot to dump grass and leaves, a spot for logs and stumps and for brush," said Street and Water Department Superintendent Henry Aguayo. "The problem is that people are dumping things like furniture, old dressers, shingles and other building materials — even their regular household trash — things they aren't supposed to."
He explained that when that happens, the town has to pay for its disposal and that each year the town does accept those types of items, but only on designated Dump Days (and times) in May when special waste containers or industrial hoppers, shredders and other machinery is available for proper disposal of the items.
The town dump is located at the north end of Marshall Street and is open to the Bremen public 24 hours a day, seven days a week. But that could change if continuous unwanted material drop-offs continue.
"Years ago we used to have someone down there to accept things and it was only open certain days and times," Aguayo explained. "We don't want to restrict the hours but if it gets out of hand, we may have no choice."
Those that do have unwanted items like mattresses, couches and the like that they want to dispose of can visit the town hall (in the office where they pay their utility bills) and request specific pickup — but a small fee is involved (charged by the town's trash contractor) — which may make it better for those on a tight budget to keep those pieces in the basement or garage until spring.
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I don't know if Louisville, the only No. 1 seed left and the prohibitive fave now to take it all in Atlanta next weekend, will go on and do just that. What I do know is yesterday it passed the sternest test any team in this tournament has had to pass, and maybe has ever had to pass.
If you saw the gruesome leg injury to Louisville reserve guard Kevin Ware, you know what I'm talking about. In 36 years covering sports, I've never seen anything more viscerally shocking. If you haven't seen it, I'd recommend you not. It will literally turn your stomach.
Trauma like this is not something college athletes experience every day. They are a supremely coddled subset of a coddled, insular society -- nowhere do you ever live in a bubble more than you do in college -- and what they perceive as adversity is largely manufactured: Deficits to be overcome, positions to be won, hostile road environments to be bent to their will.
But this?
This was full-metal jacket reality, and that it happened in front of the Louisville bench made it even more horrific. Players on the bench reportedly vomited. Head coach Rick Pitino and many of his players burst into tears. Even the Duke players were distraught; there's one clip of Mike Krzyzewski looking utterly bereft, like a small boy who's gotten lost on his way home from school.
Here's the amazing thing, and maybe it simply speaks to the resilience of young people: Instead of caving, the Cardinals used the moment as fuel to simply sweep Duke away in the second half. Instead of caving, they rallied around Ware's last words to them -- "Go win the game" -- and the repeated instructions from Pitino, acknowledging that Ware played his high school ball in Atlanta, to "Get Kevin home."
Now that was a moment. You can't exactly call it One Shining Moment, but in its own way, perhaps, it's the shiniest Moment ever.