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Marshall left offensive tackle Garrett Scott had a private workout for the San Diego Chargers this week, according to a league source.
He has previously visited the Oakland Raiders, Kansas City Chiefs, Miami Dolphins and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
Scott is regarded as a middle to late-round draft target as a versatile offensive lineman who can also line up at guard, having started at left guard in the past.
The 6-foot-5, 310-pounder ran the 40-yard dash in 5.08 seconds at his campus Pro Day workout.
He bench pressed 225 poudns 25 times and had a 9-7 broad jump. He has 34 1/2 inch arms.
He was a three-year starter.
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Chicago restaurant-goers feast at some of the world's finest tables. Alinea. Everest. NoMi. But on a particular August day, the front of a 14-year-old Toyota Camry is the best table in town.
Our party of four — my wife, our son, his girlfriend and me — dine standing in the parking lot of Leon's BBQ, a small takeout joint on Chicago's South Side. We've been cautioned that the neighborhood is dicey and advised to eat our barbecue elsewhere, at a park, say, or even back at our hotel.


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Reading into Obama's note to G-d
Miriam Shaviv
Jul 28, 2008The Israeli daily Ma'ariv is currently being blasted by all sides for publishing the (actually rather charming) note left by Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama in the Western Wall.
The paper has been criticised by no less than the rabbi who supervises the Kotel for interfering in Obama's relationship with G-d and for acting in a "sacrilegious" manner. The Police have even been called upon to intervene. Meanwhile, one of the yeshivah students who supposedly took the note has apologised publicly, although one does wonder why he had to go on national television in order to make his regret known.
A rare dissenting voice comes from blogger "Jameel", who asks whether Ma'ariv would still be in hot water for publishing Obama's kvittel had the sentiments he expressed in his note been more politically loaded.
A Bit of The Wall is to Fall
Daniella Peled
Jul 28, 2008A High Court ruling means a 1.5 mile stretch of the security barrier is to be moved, after petitions from Palestinians affected by the route and human rights groups.
The IDF was also peeved after it became apparent that the route of this particular section had been chosen to make room for a new settlement - not out of any security concerns.
That's one of the many problems of the barrier. It's impossible to deny it has had security benefits for Israel. But it's also impossible to deny that large sections of its more than 250 mile route function as a political tool.
How blaming Israel can get you off the hook in a court of law
Miriam Shaviv
Jul 25, 2008This is one of the most worrying examples of anti-Israeli bias I have ever come across.
Last month, six men were acquitted in a Belfast court of causing more than £300,000 of damage to an office belonging to an American arms manufacturer in Derry, Northern Ireland, in August 2006 (one was convicted of theft of two computer discs).
They had broken into Raytheon's building, destroyed its computer mainframe, damaged PCs, thrown documents out the window, and barricaded themselves inside the building for eight hours.
Cricket madness
Danny Caro
Jul 24, 2008What is the world of cricket coming to when a batsman can appeal against an umpiring decision?
The English have always been great advocates of fair play but Sri Lanka batsman Tillakaratne Dilshan created history today when he had a decision overturned by the third umpire.
I believe that goalline technology should be introduced in football and hawkeye is a great concept for commentators and spectators in cricket but an appeal by the fielding team should only be decided by the umpire in my book.
Chumra of the week
Miriam Shaviv
Jul 24, 2008First, we had Orthodox Jewish women wearing burkas. Now, we have Charedi women coming back from weddings and other simchas being told they should wear 'overcoats' - because the sight of them in their best clothes in the street could be too much for some men. (According to the Kosover Rebbe of Boro Park, "Though it may be hot in warm weather, it is a good thing".)
The burkas were bad enough - but at least (if there is an 'at least' when you are talking about women feeling they must cover up their own faces) the initiative came from the women themselves, and was really not supported by most rabbis or others in their community.
But the idea of women having to cover up perfectly modest, but nice-looking clothes, comes from another source: a commercial company, called Modest Design, which came up with the idea, and then sought rabbinic precedent and approval.
The Russian revolution continues
Miriam Shaviv
Jul 24, 2008A few weeks ago, The Jerusalem Post's Calev Ben-David reported that the brand-new editor of Ha'aretz, Dov Alfon, was making substantial changes at the paper, toning down or getting rid of many of the best-known voices on the far left and firing (and then rehiring) its social affairs reporter, who focused on the plight of the poor.
Ben-David explained at the time that:
Like all print media nowadays, Haaretz is struggling to keep and attract readers and advertisers, and some of the editorial changes seem to clearly reflect an effort to make the paper a little less heavy, including reducing and putting less emphasis on its most radical voices. There is only so much space on a news page, and if you start focusing more on economic, consumer and lifestyle issues, it's going to come at the expense of other fields, including politics and social affairs.
Bring back the good old days
Danny Caro
Jul 24, 2008Is football's bubble about to burst? Euro 2008 was a roaring success, even without England I should add. But the silly season is well and truly under way with talk of Ronaldo's proposed transfer from Manchester United to Real Madrid running on and on.
I hate such scenarios where the papers have a series of tit-for-tat headlines but believe that agents are partly responsible. Surely there must be something else to write about.
As a lifelong Liverpool fan, it annoys me to see Gareth Barry-gate and the Robbie Keane story getting daily coverage. Until the recent controversy with the Reds' American owners, the Anfield club prided itself on keeping such matters private and confidential, but now it appears that nothing is secret.
Gordon Brown's speech defect
Miriam Shaviv
Jul 23, 2008Yesterday I reported that, according to Sky News's Adam Boulton, our prime minister has difficulty pronouncing the word 'Jerusalem'. Now The Evening Standard's diary adds,
Sources at the Jerusalem Post note that Brown mangled his attempt at a Hebrew quotation before going on to pronounce "Auschwitz" as "ouchwhich".
How do you think he would pronounce, "complete disaster as prime minister"?
The Obama show comes to town
Daniella Peled
Jul 23, 2008The Obama show has come to town. It's a big day for the Democratic presidential candidate and all-round shiny wunderkind, which officially started with an 8 am breakfast with Defence Minister Ehud Barak.
Then followed a mad rush to tick off all the requisite national icons – Yad Vashem, Ramallah, Sderot, Shimon Peres – before the finale at the Western Wall tonight.
There will be no lack of kippah-wearing, Peres-hugging photo opportunities with which the presumptive leader of the free world can wow Jewish voters back home.
Even better, Hamas issued a sneering accusation that Obama was trying to get to the White House "at the expense of the Palestinians".
And some lovely Ramallah Democrat-loving Palestinian baker has even named a bagel after him.
Alter ego scenario is pure genius
Danny Caro
Jul 23, 2008South African bowler Andre Nel, who was 12th man for the first test against England, recently revealed that he has an alter ego called Gunter.
This was one of the greatest insights into the mindset of a top sportsman I've heard for a long, long time. I think that top level sportsman need an alter ego to keep pushing them to the max.
Not for one minute do I think that I'm a top level sportsman but I believe that there's a place for alter ego's in Jewish sport. Psychology is a major part of cricket and one of my problems used to be thinking too much about the condition of the pitch or which star players the opposition had before the game.


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21. Campito Denver, Colo. / M12 Campito calls attention to historic and contemporary working conditions of rural immigrant workers in the American West. Denver-based artist collective M12 studied the sheepherder's wagon, or campito, which still resembles its pioneer predecessor, and developed a new design that incorporates solar energy, composting toilets, and portable gardens. But more than just a redesign of a trailer, Campito is a project to raise awareness about everything related to modern-day sheepherding, including contemporary food production, immigration patterns, and workers' rights. M12 towed a typical campito through the streets of Denver, passing out posters documenting their research. "By suggesting the sheep wagon be redesigned," explains M12 co-founder Richard Saxton, "we are admitting that the current living and working conditions of sheepherders are unacceptable."
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Charleston police arrested two parents after their children were found alone Sunday evening in a parking lot at Citadel Mall.
Witnesses told police they saw a child standing outside of a blue Mitsubishi Galant with his pants and underpants down around his ankles.
The child told witnesses he had been in the vehicle for a long, long time, and that he wet his pants, an incident report states.
A second child was found inside the vehicle. Both children, ages 3 and 4, told police they were cold and wanted to sit inside a warm car.
Police saw two open containers containing an alcoholic beverage inside the front seats cup holders, the report said.
The parents, Sierra Ancrum, 25, and Antron Gibbs, 28, both of William Kennerty Drive, told police they were only gone for 15 minutes.
Ancrum and Gibbs showed police store receipts with time stamps on them, the report said.
When police asked why they left the children behind, Ancrum said they were asleep. Before leaving, she told the children not to move or get out of the vehicle, the report said.
Gibbs told police the open containers belonged to him.
Both Ancrum and Gibbs drivers licenses were suspended and no child safety seat was inside the vehicle, the report said.
Ancrum and Gibbs were arrested and charged with two counts of unlawful conduct toward a child.
Gibbs was charged with having an open container in a vehicle.
Ancrum and Gibbs were held at the Charleston County jail.
A Department of Social Services worker placed the children in the care of their grandparents, according to a police report.
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Source for top 25 - Institutional Investor Magazine If you want to see one of the best rollouts of a fairly complex business book, witness Michael Lewis' extensive PR campaign for Flash Boys. He started with a "60 Minutes" exclusive where he said the "U.S. stock market is rigged"—not exactly earth shattering, but it got a debate going on Twitter among Wall St. columnists and other pundits. (Here's a good one) The splashy "60 Minutes" debut then basically steamrolled into an all-day debate and coverage of high frequency trading on all of the business networks and the main networks (including CBS, of course).
The New York Times had no less than four pieces from the book including an excerpt in the New York Times Magazine, a DealBook column by Andrew Ross Sorkin, an official review of the bookand a piece about all the hoopla. The Wall Street Journal had its own review and so did other major outlets. A search in Factiva yielded 385 mentions for the book in the last 24 hours, and that doesn't include blogs. Then, a BNP Paribas executive wrote to all of his clients and told them Lewis was invested in IEX, the platform to combat high frequency traders that he wrote about. That prompted Lewis to issue a strong rebuttal on his Facebook page calling out the BNP executive by name. Twitter went nuts in the afternoon just as the whole Lewis frenzy was beginning to die down. BuzzFeed obtained a copy of the email (the post got 58,000 views in less than 24 hours), which fueled the fire even more. To top it all off, in a highly unusual move, the FBI reached out to media outlets to let them know they had been running an investigation of high frequency trading for over a year. AND THAT'S JUST THE FIRST DAY! The book is of course No. 1 on the Amazon Best Sellers list right now. By Zach Kouwe Zach Kouwe is a Vice President at Dukas Public Relations. By Zach Kouwe
Of all the things that could go wrong during or leading up to a wedding I never anticipated having to deal with a government shutdown. I guess that's something you need to take into account these days when planning a wedding in Yosemite National Park, or any national park or monument for that matter. Once it looked like the park was going to be closed, we marshaled the forces of public relations....(BuzzFeed, a trade publication and the BBC.) But as the wedding date approached, it was clear the Congress wan't going to get its act together in time. Well, in the end it actually ended up working out in our favor. We had the ceremony in the park anyway - the park Rangers didn't seem to care - and nobody was in the park. That made for some amazing pictures and a cool story. I can't wait to tell my kids mom and dad snuck into Yosemite to get married! By Zach Kouwe
Ray Dalio on YouTube – A Great PR MoveRay Dalio, founder of the largest hedge fund in the world, the $150 billion Bridgewater Associates, has decided it's time to really come out of the shadows and begin sharing his pearls of economic wisdom. Mr. Dalio, who has been called a "hedge fund cult leader" and "the world's richest and strangest hedge fund," has slowly been engaging with the media over the last few years, most likely to combat and explain his unusual management style. But he never looked that comfortable providing a 30-second answer to a TV reporter's questions about his outlook for the markets. Now, instead of dealing directly with the media to demystify his theories on the economy, he's taken his message directly to the people through YouTube. (As of this writing his video already had over 350,000 views.) Mr. Dalio explained his move to YouTube to the New York Times: "While I kept it confidential until recently, I now want to share it because I believe that it could be very helpful in reducing big economic blunders, if it was more broadly understood," he wrote in an e-mail. He explained that, "I believe that most influential decision makers and most people cause a lot of needless economic suffering because they are missing the fundamentals." There's no doubt Mr. Dalio wants to influence policymakers, regulators and academics. But another benefit of sharing his message on YouTube is that it humanizes him a bit and shows the world he's a serious and transparent thinker – not just the billionaire leader of some hedge fund cult. This is great PR for Bridgewater – it will help the firm recruit the best and the brightest thinkers from around the world and will likely attract investors as people from Asia to Africa learn about Mr. Dalio's successful strategies and theories on the economy. (We wouldn't be surprised if Bridgewater decides to open its strategies to retail investors at some point.) Just a few years ago, you would never think one of the world's best hedge fund managers would be appearing on YouTube. Most managers over 50 think YouTube is a service for funny videos or music. They've never thought about it as a way to actually reach the public, express their views and build their brands. But reaching out directly to the public and bypassing the media filter, even if the media does pick up on it later, is sometimes the most effective way to get your message out. Big and small asset managers should pay attention. By Zach Kouwe
Thanks to Human Rights Watch I was able to participate in the Pride Parade on June 30 - an historic day given the Supreme Court's recent ruling to strike down the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA). This photo I took on 5th Ave - I made it black and white because it looked to me like a scene out of the 1960s. The camera phones are a giveaway. . . check out more HRW photos here. By Zach Kouwe
This week the Securities and Exchange Commission issued an update to their socialmedia guidelines regarding filing requirements under the Investment Company Act and other statutes. Overall, it appears the Commission wants to foster a more lenient regulatory environment on Twitter and other social platforms so investment companies aren't stifled from using this new form of marketing and communication. The update makes clear that the sharing relevant links, stories, white papers and other non-fund-related things over Twitter and other platforms are exempt from filing requirements. Here's an example of a Tweet that is acceptable: "Consumer Reports has written an article in which it mentions our 'Brand X' Rewards Card. Are you a member?" "The 'Low Volatility Anomaly' is explained in our latest white paper LINK" Even mentioning the word "performance" or sharing a link back to a website that includes fund performance data is exempt from filing requirements. Stating specific performance data in the communication still needs to be filed. (ie. Fund X achieved a 3 month return of XX%) These new guidelines should allow asset management firms and other investment companies more leeway to communicate and influence via social media. Many large alternative and traditional asset managers such as The Carlyle Group,Blackstone Group, Pimco, Blackrock and State Street are already using Twitter as a public relations tool to build their brands and communicate their thought leadership. (Pimco already has over 100,000 followers) While these large firms have the resources and extensive compliance departments to ensure adherence to the rules, these new guidelines make basic sharing of information on social media a much less burdensome activity. Every asset manager that aims to be an influencer in the community should be participating. |


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After studying genetics at UW–Madison's College of Agriculture, Gwen Condon opened a garden and landscaping center in the hopes of making local exteriors more beautiful and fashionable. Gwen began traveling to shows in Germany, England, and Italy in search of gifts and garden accessories. Her shop quickly grew into an inspirational garden, where customers wander paths lined with seasonal plants, from spring flowers to fall mums to winter killer tomatoes. The knowledgeable staff makes sure to clearly label each plant with lighting and water requirements.
Additionally, customers can show photography of their yards to Garden Gate Nursery staff to get tips on plants, shrubs, or trees that would thrive there. The garden tamers' most popular service is what they call the "Please Come Stand in My Yard" consultation, a house call in which they scope yards and inspect any problem areas before sharing their ideas and recommendations.
At Underwater Connection, southeast Wisconsin's only PADI five-star instructor-training center, an award-winning course director and a team of skilled instructors educate both undersea novices and emergency-service professionals in the art of scuba diving. Following safe, low-stress basic diving courses in a pool, teachers and students move to the open water to cover techniques that include rebreathing, underwater videography, and recovering toy-boat wrecks from flooded bathtubs. Underwater Connection provides all equipment for classes, relying on its factory-trained equipment mechanics and Aqualung Master Technician, who refill tanks and do in-house repairs on gear from brands such as Dive Rite, Poseidon, Oceanic, Aqua Lung, and Scubapro.
The act of picking up a paint brush, dabbling it in a little paint, and guiding it across a blank canvas has long been an adventure in self-expression—and a soothing one at that. At Arte Wine and Painting Studio, they add a little wine into the mix, and lead artists of all experience levels through easy to follow steps to complete a work of their own. During each class, experienced artists provide tips and tricks for bringing paintings of a variety of subject matters to life, from start to finish. The airy studio hosts two- and three-hour painting classes, where wine and beer is available for purchase, while all supplies, canvases, smocks, and high fives are at the disposal of each visitor.
Chic youngsters fulfill trend-setting cravings at Tadpole's storefront, which blossoms with a colorful array of name-brand attire. The house of habiliments stocks such fashionable garb for gals as the Charlie Rocket owl thermal tee ($35) and the Florence Eiseman multi-patterned sweater dress ($94). Parents can outfit lads for fall with the Charlie Rocket endzone thermal ($36) and swaddle pocket-sized progeny in a dress and tights by Hartstrings ($50). The Tadpoles staff also corrals a selection of accessories for moms as well as lovable, self-unaware stuffed animals ($13.95–$32.95) for kids.
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The Fayette County Development Authority at its monthly meeting on Sept. 25 voted unanimously to hire former Gwinnett County and West Palm Beach, Fla. economic developer Alan Durham as the organization's president and CEO.
A resident of Jonesboro, Durham established Atlanta-based consulting firm Economic Development Strategies and Solutions in 2012, working with government and private sector clients.
Having graduated high school in Jonesboro, Durham said he has an ongoing familiarity with Fayette County, calling it "one of the gems of metro Atlanta." Read More»
The Fayette Chamber of Commerce is unveiling its 2014-2015 Fayette Community Source magazine.
For the second year in a row, the chamber partnered with The Citizen Newspapers to create an engaging quality-of-life magazine, providing visitor information and highlighting what makes Fayette County an unparalleled place to live, work and play.
The pages of the Source are filled with stories and photos that showcase the people, places and opportunities that are uniquely Fayette — some old, some new. Read More»
Representatives of Euro Auction USA on Sept. 16 received approval to have nearly 43 acres on Raymond Hill Road off Interstate 85 rezoned light industrial (LM). The vote by Coweta County commissioners was unanimous.
The long-time site of a car auction company, Euro Auction USA representative John Hall said the company bought the property in 2013 and has spent approximately $500,000 to upgrade the facility which was "in shambles." The company has conducted five auctions thus far and plans call for holding construction equipment auctions three times per year. Read More»
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Earl & Tyler are reunited and that sounds pretty good. I've got a feeling the Wolf Gang fellas are trying to make some political commentary with the visual to their tracks, in which to guys dressed like Mitt & Barry proceed to attack and abuse unsuspecting random civilians. It's hard to tell though, it's so subtle.
UPDATE: It's been brought to our attention in the comments this video isn't official but a fan video by the duo aiPn CHIMP. Production values look professional and better than some "official" rap videos to me, so I guess they can take that as a compliment.


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several years ago I posted a need for a cream cheese frosting suitable for wedding cakes and someone posted one for me which thankfully I wrote down and have used...because in a search for it I can't find it...my question is this my daughter is getting married in June and I want to use this frosting in trying to decide when to get all that the brides mother needs to do done. How long can the cake be out of the refreg with cream cheese frosting? No refreg big enough to frost the cakes and put in refreg till reception. or should I do everything then do the cake and hopefullly be done by the time of the meal then the wedding and then the reception. want to get my hair done that type of thing Ideas welcome
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DON'T DO IT. As the mother of two recent brides, I can speak from experience. YOU WON'T HAVE TIME FOR ANYTHING, take care of yourself and your daughter, period. For my first daughter's wedding, I, stupidly, agreed to pick up flowers, etc and deliver to the reception site first thing in the morning. It was a mistake, I was so rushed and so stressed just trying to get myself ready and be there to help the my daughter, I learned my lesson. For the next daughter's wedding, I picked up the wedding dress the day before, and even that was just too much. In addition to the obvious - hair, dress, rehearsal dinner, getting to the wedding on time, etc. etc, there's just so many little, tiny but really important things that need to be dealt with, you don't need the distraction of making and frosting the wedding cake and delivering it to the reception site. That's what bakeries, or friends, are for. Good luck. |
How long the cake can stay out of the refrig depends on the temperature. At 85 degrees the frosting will be melting and running....but if the air conditioning is set on 68, it could stay several days. Linda C |
H1! My daughter got married a week ago and I was supposed to bake and decorate her wedding cake. Not only planning her wedding and reception,my husband was just diagnosed with stage 4 bladder cancer. I taking him for treatments 5 days a week,plus trying to tie up all the loose ends. My solution to my wedding cake problem was to have a local bakery bake the cake and I decorated it myself. Weeks ago, I candied tons of violets, violas and pansey's. The wedding was nature-inspired and there were bird nests and toparies everywhere. The 4 tier cake was on a piece of wood with bark around the bottom of it. It took me over 2 hours to decorate it with the bakery doing all of the baking and icing of the cake. I know with everything I had to do I could have never had the time to bake it and ice it myself. Don't forget your daughter's wedding reception is the largest party you will ever host! Good luck! Alanna from Pa |
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Jesse Ball
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Jesse Ball at a restaurant in Shaoxing, China, on July 31, 2012
Born | Port Jefferson, New York |
June 7, 1978
Nationality | American |
Occupation | poet Novelist |
Jesse Ball (born June 7, 1978) is an American poet and novelist. He has published novels, volumes of poetry, short prose, and drawings. His works are distinguished by the use of a spare style and have been compared to those of Franz Kafka, Italo Calvino, and Jorge Luis Borges.[1][2][3]
Early Life and Education[edit]
Ball was born into a middle-class, English-speaking Irish-Sicilian family in Port Jefferson, New York, on Long Island. Ball's father worked in Medicaid; his mother worked in libraries. His brother, Abram, was born with downs syndrome and attended a school some distance from the place where they lived.[3] Ball attended Port Jefferson High School, and matriculated at Vassar College.
Following Vassar, Ball attended Columbia University, where he earned an MFA and met the poet Richard Howard. Howard helped the then 24-year-old poet publish his first volume, March Book, with Grove Press.
Ball's fiction and poetry have appeared in many national journals, among them The New Republic, Circumference, Oberon, Agenda (UK), The Paris Review, Guernica Magazine, The Boston Review, Denver Quarterly, Fence, and Conduit. In 2006, his poem "Speech in a Chamber" was chosen for the anthology The Best American Poetry 2006.[4] His career and his 2014 book Silence Once Begun were reviewed by renowned literary critic James Wood in the New Yorker in February 2014.[5]
- Books
- Silence Once Begun (New York, NY: Pantheon, 2014) [6]
- The NOW Awards 2: The Best Innovative Writing (contributor)[7]
- Books
- The Curfew (New York, NY: Vintage, 2011)
- The Village on Horseback: Prose and Verse, 2003-2008 (Minneapolis, MN: Milkweed Editions, 2011)
- omnibus containing: Parables and Lies; Picnic in Ten Years' Time; Amok Book; Pieter Emily; The Early Deaths of Lubeck, Brennan, Harp & Carr; The Skin Feat
- Books
- The Way Through Doors (New York, NY: Vintage, 2009)
- Novellas
- Guernica Magazine, Pieter Emily (serialized in three parts)
- Books
- Parables & Lies (Lincoln, NE: The Cupboard Pamphlet, 2007)
- Books
- Samedi the Deafness (New York, NY: Vintage, 2007)
- Anthologies
- Poetry Daily Anthology "I Followed a Ribbon"
- Stories
- Denver Quarterly, "A Project"
- Poems
- Conduit, no. 17, "Autoptic 7" "Auturgy Refrain"
- Books
- Vera & Linus. With Thórdís Björnsdóttir. (Reykjavík: Nyhil, 2006)
- Og svo kom nóttin, Drawings. With Thórdís Björnsdóttir. (Reykjavík: Nyhil, 2006)
- Anthologies
- Best American Poetry 2006 (Scribner 2006): "Speech in a Chamber"
- Stories
- Purple Fiction. Spring 2006: "Samedi the Deafness Serialized Aserialized" (excerpt)
- Conduit. no. 17, 2006: "Method for Waylayers Devised By L. For Practical Use"
- Reykjavik Grapevine. Sept. 2006: 2.19.1 from Vera & Linus.
- Poems
- Denver Quarterly. 2006: "Missive in an Icelandic Room, 3"
- Anthologies
- Af Ljodum, "Inside the Stove" (Nyhil 2005)
- The Light of City and Sea, "Cares" "Cedar Hill" (Street Press 2005)
- Poems
- Denver Quarterly. 2005: "Asking Advice of the Scissors in its Small Drawer" "Balloon Diary, Week of the Pastoral Revolt" "The Distressing Effect of Rumors"
- Paris Review. Issue 174, Summer 2005: "Speech in a Chamber" "Speech by a Window" "Autoptic 4" I followed A Ribbon" "Autoptic 8" "Parades"
- Oberon. Vol. 3, 2005: "That Century" "A Calico Ascription" "Report from Our Lands" "A Turn"
- Conduit. no. 16, 2005: "Morceau" "And if They Should Tell You"
- Fence. 2005: "Missive in an Icelandic Room, 2"
- Books
- March Book. Verse. (New York, NY: Grove Press, 2004)
- Poems
- Boston Review. 2004: "A Set Piece"
- Poems
- New Republic. 21, 28 April 2003: "After a Death"
- Agenda (UK). 2003: "Manuman Notebook: no.1"
- Poems
- Oberon. Louis Simpson, Judge, Issue no. 1. 2002: "Study no. 39"
- The Plimpton Prize for the story The Early Deaths of Lubeck, Brennan, Harp, and Carr: Paris Review, 2008
- ^ "Booklist, review of "The Curfew"".
- ^ "New York Times review".
- ^ a b "Profile in New City Chicago".
- ^ Best American Poetry 2006
- ^ Wood, James. "James Wood: Jesse Ball's "Silence Once Begun"". The New Yorker. Retrieved 2014-04-18.
- ^ "Silence Once Begun: A Novel: Jesse Ball: 9780307908483: Amazon.com: Books". Amazon.com. 2014-01-28. Retrieved 2014-04-18.
- ^ "The &Now Awards 2: The Best Innovative Writing: Davis Schneiderman: 9780982315644: Amazon.com: Books". Amazon.com. 2013-05-25. Retrieved 2014-04-18.
- The New Yorker: "But He Confessed." Review of Silence Once Begun. February 2014.
- Publisher's Weekly: Review of Vera & Linus. October 2006.
- Reykjavik Grapevine, "A Deep Strong Hope in Its Core" Profiled with Thordis Bjornsdottir following publication of Vera & Linus. Issue 15, 22 September—5 October 2006.
- Frettabladid, "Natturulega skaldleg saelstilling" Interview with Thordis Bjornsdottir following publication of Vera & Linus, 9 September 2006.
- Reykjavik Mag "Elegantly Brutal" Profile with Thordis Bjornsdottir following publication of Vera & Linus, July 2006.
- POETRY DAILY: 3 July 2006, "Missive in an Icelandic Room 3" (From Denver Quarterly)
- POETRY DAILY: 10 November 2005, "Parades," "I Followed A Ribbon" (From Paris Review)
- Fréttabladid: Interview about poetry and about the life of a poet, 27 July 2005.
- Icelandic Radio FM 90.9: Reykjavík, Iceland. Interview by Gunnar Peturrson for upcoming NYHIL festival, July 2005.
- Boston Review: Boston, MA. Review of March Book by Desales Harrison. February/March 2005.
- Book/ Mark: Long Island, NY. Review of March Book by Claire Nicholas-White. 2004.
- The Times, Smithtown, NY; Port Times Record, Port Jefferson, NY. Profile following the publication of March Book. March 2004.
External links[edit]
- jesseball.com (Ball´s website)
- "Pieter Emily", Jesse Ball's novella, serialized in Guernica Magazine
- Nashville Review Interview with Jesse Ball
- Jesse Ball's "THE MERCY OF KINGS"
- "Finding the Comfortable Spots", the Guernica Magazine interview with Jesse Ball by Craig Morgan Teicher
- Grapevine (interview)
- Reykjavik Mag profile
- An interview (everydayyeah.com)


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How long after the flowers drop will you know if you might have seed pods? |
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A week or two. They sprout like two little horns. |
Thanks Joe, waiting I do some pruning but wanted to wait and see if some dropped flowers on that branch would pod. I noticed the flowers drop from the star shaped base and then that base drops from the stem in about a week or two. Would the pod come out of the star shaped base of the flower? |
Yes the seed pod would come out of the remains of the flower. They will look like small horns in the beginning then look more like pods. Here is a picture of a seed pod that's about a week old. |
Yep there it is coming out of the star. No pods on mine so I'll start prune away. Ok thanks for the info Joe!! |
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The United States always assembles a very strong women's gymnastics team to compete in the summer Olympics. This 2012 summer Olympics in London, England will be no different, but sadly one key member of the 2008 U.S. Women's Gymnastics team won't be there.
On June 3, 2012 Shawn Johnson, at the ripe young age of 20 and just three days before the U.S. Nationals were set to begin in St. Louis, announced her retirement from competitive gymnastics.
"This is a really hard moment," Johnson said. "I still have the heart and drive to compete, but unfortunately my road has been cut short. It's obvious my knee will not allow me to be in gymnastics any longer. All I can do is gracefully retire."
In January 2010, she tore her ACL in a skiing accident and underwent reconstructive knee surgery a month later.
Still, her contributions to the successes enjoyed in the 2008 Olympics in Beijing, China can never be underestimated. Johnson and teammate Nastia Liukin pushed each other increasingly harder and harder four years ago, taking a combined nine medals home while representing team U.S.A. Johnson, a native of Des Moines, Iowa, won three silver medals and one gold, and played a huge role in helping the U.S. team win the overall silver medal in the team competition.
Throughout her gymnastics career, which dates back to age three, Johnson has always been considered "elite" talent. She began serious competition in 2004, and quickly became a crowd favorite at the Junior Olympics National Championships, where she tallied gold on the balance beam, silver in floor competition, and fourth overall.
Johnson placed third the following year at the U.S. Classic and began to receive serious attention as an Olympic hopeful. In 2006, as a junior elite competitor, she won the Junior National All-Around Championship, and posted higher scores than any of her senior elite counterparts.
Johnson says she'll be in London for the Olympics, but will be sitting in the stands to cheer on her former team. Her absence will be sad for gymnastics fans everywhere, but her presence in London will definitely be motivating for the athletes who will be competing. After all, Shawn Johnson is the very embodiment of individual achievement and team spirit.


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Sixteen-thousand doctors, scientists, and other healthcare providers. Hundreds of Pharma industry folks and food and diabetes supply vendors manning 171 booths in a cavernous exhibit hall. Over 2,500 research reports, plus over 2,000 more studies presented on mini-billboards known as research posters. More than 150 live sessions where experts present nearly 378 reports on every imaginable aspect of diabetes in the human body.
This is the American Diabetes Association annual Scientific Sessions conference, taking place this year from June 8-12 in Philadelphia. Once again, we are there.
First impressions?
Amy: "I love the focus on behavioral issues and on youths transitioning into adulthood with diabetes this year. Those are two areas that are traditionally so underserved! So it's great to see a lot of new research in that area. Also, no one's saying 'pipe dream' about Artificial Pancreas technology anymore, are they?!"
Mike: "Being my first-ever time attending, let me just say... WOW! I'm amazed at the scope of everything going on. It's an incredible experience with a lot to absorb. But at the same time it's a little disappointing to feel like a lot of these experts are missing the point; it's not about stats, graphs, and scientific concepts. It's about us as people and patients."
Allison: "It's always remarkable to see so many people focusing in the intricacies of diabetes. Each time I attend conferences, I gain even more appreciation for how complicated this disease is! But I also bemoan the fact diabetes is so complicated... Advancements just never seem to come fast enough, do they?!"
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On the technology side, the big buzz was of course the official launch of Tandem's t:slim insulin pump, a sleek little model with color touch screen reminiscent of Apple products. We wrote about the t:slim in some detail last fall. The company is taking orders as of today, and the product will ship to customers starting in August. Insurance coverage is still TBD, and the out-of-pocket price tag is about $5,000.
At a "Product Theater" presentation Saturday, conference-goers got to see a full live demo of the t:slim's features and functionality. It sure as heck looks easy and intuitive to use! One function that I thought was awesome is a little "IOB clock" that appears on the home screen, showing how much "insulin on board" is still active in your system, complete with a time count-down to let you know when it's wearing off. Useful! Look for more details on the t:slim launch from us soon.
What's particularly exciting with T1D Exchange is that this group is on a holy mission to help accelerate progress in research and development of new treatments. At a Saturday evening reception, the room was humming with anticipation as David Panzirer, Dana Ball and other project leaders outlined how T1D Exchange plans to act as a liaison between industry, regulatory, academic and patient groups to get things moving better, faster, and more productively. Patient-reported data is key to this, they say: "We'd love to transform the way clinical trials are done in America." Wow! Considering how much they've accomplished in just a year and a half — creating and launching the registry + fantastic online community called MyGlu.org (do check it out!) — I for one cannot wait to see where this group is going! (Disclosure: myself and a few other well-known DOCers are part of an outreach advisory board for this project.)
Insulin News
Novo's new degludec beat Lantus in lowering glucose in Type 2's in a recent study, but we heard word at the conference that FDA approval of degludec has been delayed until at least October.Meanwhile, cancer risk from insulin was a key topic this year. A huge Sanofi-sponsored study showed that there was no increase in cancer risk from using Lantus, as had previously been reported. This will come as a relief to many, not least the company!Another study, sponsored by the NIDDK (acronym ORIGIN), shows the first-ever clinical evidence that long-term use of any kind of insulin is safe! In more than 12,500 patients over a median of 6.2 years, researchers found that daily injections "neither increased or reduced the risk of heart attacks, strokes, cancer or cardiovascular-related mortality." SGLT2 InhibitorsThis is a new class of drugs under development that works primarily by helping the body slough off excess glucose in urine — in a healthy way. Beohringer, Lilly and J&J are all working on a daily pill for type 2s that could hit market as early as 2013. J&J's canagliflozin is the most advanced to date and is already under evaluation by the FDA. These drugs also have promise for treating type 1s, I am told.Further on the research side, here are some of the ADA updates we found most noteworthy:{Source: references to all research abstracts can be found on the ADA website here}* Transition of Youth to Adult PWDsWe love that this topic was finally in the spotlight! Remember just a few short years ago, when the diabetes establishment seemed to be oblivious to the fact that all puppies grow up to be dogs (err, all "juvenile diabetics" have to keep on truckin' after age 18)?New research "sheds light on the health status and psychosocial challenges faced by this population." Unfortunately, the facts are grim. One study showed that non-diabetic college coeds scored higher than PWD youths on "purpose and life satisfaction," BUT the two groups scored the same on depressive symptoms, disordered eating, alcohol use, smoking and sleep quality. (So everyone has an equal opportunity to crash and burn in college years?)Another study showed that type 1 adolescents were at 20% higher risk for suicidal tendencies than their non-D counterparts. Another showed that as young PWDs transition from pediatric care to adult doctors, they "experience sadness and loss over leaving the doctors with whom they had grown up, felt like their new doctors were more like partners in care but didn't know then as well and felt as if they needed to be matched with their new new doctors by personality style." Amen to that!One more study in this area found that those who transition out of pediatric care too early face higher risks to their health, i.e. their A1Cs tend to shoot up once dropped into the free-falling world of "adult care." Maybe the next round of research here ought to be on how we can make adult diabetes care more like the nurturing world of pediatric care?* Islet Cell Transplantation UpdateThe results are much more encouraging here. One study showed that a new method of transplanting islet cells into the liver, called the Clinical Islet Transplantation 07 (CIT07) protocol, actually helped transplanted cells survive better than the current gold standard "Edmonton Protocol." Both protocols use the same immuno-suppressing drugs, but with CIT07, the islet cells are "cultured" prior to transplantation. Results suggest that the immuno-suppressing drugs may not be toxic to islets, as previously suspected. Which is good news!


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Life for captive whales, dolphins, and other marine mammals is nothing like a life in the ocean. It is almost impossible to maintain a family group in captivity, a tragedy for whales and dolphins. When you see marine mammals in tanks or pools, consider what they have lost in order to entertain us.
Whales and dolphins swim long distances each day, sometimes in a straight line for 100 miles. Most seals and sea lions migrate hundreds of miles each year. How large is the average tank in a zoo or aquarium?
Dolphins are self-aware and capable of abstract thinking. When captured from the wild, they are ripped violently and traumatically from their social units. Japan's drive fishery is a particularly cruel example, in which many dolphins are slaughtered alongside the so-called "lucky" ones, who are sold to dolphin display facilities.
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The YouTube audience is huge and highly engaged. You owe it to your brand to consider how to leverage it.
So you think you might... possibly... want to consider... maybe... placing your brand on YouTube? Why not? After all, it's one of the most popular sites online. In fact, in July, YouTube had over 16 million unique visitors.
Recently, Lee Gomes from "The Wall Street Journal" estimated there are more than 6 million videos on YouTube and the amount of time people have spent the site since it launched last year adds up to 9,305 years. Which means not only do you have a huge audience, it's also a highly engaged one.
So, how do you leverage YouTube for your brand? First, consider whether you want to go with one of the packaged YouTube offerings it just announced or take a grass-roots approach.
When you consider YouTube, be prepared to break out of the way you've traditionally approached advertising, offline and on-. "This new medium requires finding a balance between traditional online advertising and new creative approaches that engage consumers in an active way," says Chad Hurley, CEO and cofounder of YouTube. "Advertisers now have a highly targeted opportunity for aligning their brands alongside the entertainment experience people are enjoying on YouTube."
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The new Participatory Video Ad (PVA) is a user-initiated video advertisement with all the YouTube community features enabled. Consumers can rate, share, comment, embed, and add as a favorite advertising content. Rather than interrupt a consumer's experience, YouTube feels it's created a model that encourages engagement and participation.
The example I saw was a trailer for the movie "Crank." User comments varied from praise for the trailer and excitement about the movie to negative opinions about the trailer and the commercialization of YouTube. If you go this route, be prepared for the good and the bad user participation brings with it.
Brand Channels
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I viewed the Paris Hilton channel, which I didn't find too interesting. It was sponsored by Fox's TV show "Prison Break." That's not to say a Brand Channel couldn't work, just that I see a disconnect between Paris Hilton and "Prison Break."
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Some brands are simply uploading TV spots and seeing what happens. A couple of ads that have gained enormous popularity on the site are Volkswagen's Pimp My Auto spots and the Sony Bravia Bouncy Balls ad.
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Would buy this product again. | 82% |
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*TOP REVIEWER* dumpling on 1/15/2010 11:54:00 AM more reviews by dumpling
Age: 36-43 Skin: Other Hair: Other Eyes: Other
A very nice warm/neutral low key blush. For such a subtle tint and fine powder I was pleasantly suprised by the staying power-and I touch my face a lot. This is the most natural looking blush for my very warm toned skin as I am now in my late 30s I can't do super bright blush anymore, it looks too harsh but I still need colour in my cheeks. This and Josie Maran blush are my current favourites.
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VictoriaHat on 9/5/2009 7:30:00 AM more reviews by VictoriaHat
Age: 44-55 Skin: Sensitive, Fair, Warm Hair: Blond, Curly, Fine Eyes: Hazel
The new Second Skin formula is amazing. This blush literally disapears into your skin. I have been wearing Bobbi Brown and MAC Sheertone, and they can't even compare. The Second Skin formula is by far the best blush I've ever used. Wild Bouquet is a warm, peachy-rose color that's perfect for my LM Warm Ivory skin.
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*TOP REVIEWER* Sour on 12/21/2008 3:41:00 PM more reviews by Sour
Age: 19-24 Skin: Oily, Medium Hair: Brunette Eyes: Brown
This color reminds me of apricots. It looks really dewy on my olive/medium skin tone. I wont repurchase because I prefer Crushed Hazelnut to this any day. But Ill still give this blush the 5 lippies it deserves.
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BeccaS11 on 11/2/2008 12:02:00 AM more reviews by BeccaS11
Age: 19-24 Skin: Sensitive, Medium Hair: Blond Eyes: Brown
To me this blush is more of a warm peach/nude color. I only gave this blush a rating of 3 - because it doesn't seem to suit me. It looks like a light colored blush in the container, but it comes on really dark on my skin and look unnatural and makes it look obvious that I am wearing blush it makes my skin look streaky. It is also too warm for me, it's just doesn't really suit me. It is overpriced for what it is (luckily I got it on sale!) - it doesn't have any staying power ... and if I wear it too work it will be gone by lunchtime. It might look better if I had a bit of tan. I would not buy this again.
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SugahCookie on 10/19/2008 12:41:00 PM more reviews by SugahCookie
Age: 36-43 Skin: Normal, Medium Hair: Blond Eyes: Violet
This blush is my go to daily blush. It is very natural looking and the color goes with just about any shade of eye shadow or lipstick I wear. Wild Bouquet looks fabulous when I am going for a natural/nude look. I also wear a brick red lipstick with this blush and it looks great.
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*TOP REVIEWER* zeynep81 on 8/27/2008 7:46:00 AM more reviews by zeynep81
Age: 25-29 Skin: Dry, Fair, Neutral Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Medium Eyes: Hazel
First of all, I don't think Wild Bouquet has any pink at all. I'd rather describe this color as a neutral brownish peachy nude (no shimmer). Lately I've been wearing this almost every day, which is odd for me because I have literally hundreds of blushes. This looks really natural and works well with a lot of colors. When I do red lips and winged black liner, I wear this blush. Also when I do bold, dramatic eye make up, this blush suits the look just fine. I have a lot of LM blushes. The quality is really nice and they stay all day long. I would repurchase this particular shade if I'd ever run out. NW20, brunette for reference.
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MCNALS on 12/24/2007 12:33:00 PM more reviews by MCNALS
Age: 19-24 Skin: Combination Hair: Brunette Eyes: Brown
Love this blush. I asked the makeup artist at the Laura Mercier counter to show me how to contour my cheeks and add some cheek bones..I thought she would reach for a bronzer but instead chose this. It works wonders!!!! It makes a believable contour under the peachy convertible color creme blush I use from Stila.
It's not the most glamorous packaging, but it is very small and I can tote it around in my purse. Quite expensive, but that is expected from Laura Mercier..
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canterburytale on 12/20/2007 1:11:00 AM more reviews by canterburytale
Age: 30-35 Skin: Combination Hair: Brown Eyes: Brown
Wild Bouquet is a natural peachy pink color on my medium/golden undertoned skin. I used to use MAC's Buff to achieve this effect, however, I'm much happier with this. I like the quality of Laura Mercier's blush better than MAC's and even though it is a bit more expensive, I think it's worth it. I've never gotten through an entire pan of any blush in my life, so I'm pretty sure this will last me a while. I think this is a very versatile color in that any skin tone can make this look polished and natural. It isn't any bright pop of color, but if you want a natural flush, this is a great one.
Edit: This has turned out to be okay in that I never reach for it. It does give a natural bit of color, but nothing special.
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*TOP REVIEWER* TinaGreece on 12/18/2007 1:36:00 PM more reviews by TinaGreece
Age: 30-35 Skin: Dry, Medium Hair: Blond Eyes: Blue
*PIC* This is a very pretty blush, i had been lemming it foreverrrrrr and I'm so glad i decided to order it (i ordered it from strawberrynet).
It has excellent pigmentation-only a few swipes needed as you can over do it with this one, a lovely silky matte texture and the colour is very nice, it shows up on me as pinky/peach with a tiny hint of beige,more on the pinky side on me-even though the pics seem to have brought out the peachy side (?). It's subtle and looks natural. (My skin shade: LM stick foundation in Natural. ) Also have a pic of the blush itself in my profile.
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*TOP REVIEWER* heaven07 on 3/13/2007 1:31:00 PM more reviews by heaven07
Age: 30-35 Skin: Other Hair: Other Eyes: Other
I have been wearing this blush everyday for weeks now. It is a peachy pink that gives my NC15 skin a real glow. This is a perfect healthy flush. The staying power is excellent and the colour does not change at all. This is a HG blush.
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