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Heard Natural Science Museum & Wildlife Sanctuary: 6.5 miles of nature trails and over 289 acres
Summer camps begin the week of June 11th.
The Ring-tailed Lemurs are always popular with visitors because of their entertaining ways.
Native Texas Butterfly House & Garden opened for the season on Friday, June 1st.
Less than 30 miles from Lake Highlands, the Heard Museum is located in McKinney and is comprised of 289 acres of pristine nature and exhibits, including over six miles of nature trails that wind through wetlands, bottomland forests, and upland prairies.
It's home to hundreds of species of birds, mammals, reptiles, amphibians, and plants.
The Heard's Native Texas Butterfly House and Garden opened for the season last Friday.
In addition to the butterfly house, indoor exhibits like the Animal Superheroes and the Living Lab are running all summer.
Outdoor exhibits include Animals of the World, where visitors can learn about Cora.
"Cora, a white-nosed coatimundi, was trapped by people who intended to breed her for the pet trade," says Stephanie Jennings, who handles marketing and communications for the Heard Museum.
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A lack of ideas is certainly not a problem with the Dreamers Theatre production of The Just Assassins, a new adaptation by Manuel Martinez and Yolandi Hughes of Albert Camus's play Les Justes. Camus, the noted existential philosopher, has fallen from public notice in the past few decades but his writings remain challenging and relevant, especially in this postmillennium terrorist environment. Camus's experience as a French resistance fighter in the Second World War and his observations of the guerrilla war in Algeria afterward are directly funneled into many of his novels and plays, including this one.
Martinez, the company's executive director, and Hughes, its artistic director, have updated Camus's tale, setting it in 2030 in a country torn by ethnic strife. A civil war has broken out between rival factions, including an Islamic force in the southern part of the country that seeks to secede. When an exiled Catholic king returns to reunite the nation, the separatists plan to assassinate him. A cell of all-female assassins hole up in an apartment waiting for the right moment to kill the king. Ringleader Anna (Evelyn Perez) harangues her subordinates with radical rhetoric, but the chosen bomb thrower Ynez (Deborah L. Sherman) wavers at the last moment and the opportunity passes.
The crisis raises unexpected problems for the group -- when is assassination justified and when is it not? Can the extraneous killing of bystanders be justified? Does the wished-for end always justify the means? These and many more vital issues are argued at length in this drama, which bears a close and intentional resemblance to the current news from the Middle East, as a new trend of female suicide bombers seeks to promote the Palestinian cause. The parallel is close but not very deep. These women are identified with an Islamic cause, and the production design pegs them as Muslims of some kind. But little else in the play references Islam in any meaningful way and the Islamic identification ends up little more than a sensationalist cheap shot.
Hughes directs in a careful, conservative manner, presenting well-balanced stage pictures, and opts for an austere, declamatory performance style that echoes Greek tragedy. She also appears to be playing with mythic symbolism, notably that of the Handless Maiden, an archetype of female disempowerment: She's got all her women acting without hand movements, an echo of the wounds Ynez suffers in the story. But these ideas and images aren't matched with enough theatrical invention that might compensate for the play's lack of suspense or surprise. The result is a thoughtful but airless production that's earnest but not very entertaining.
The performances range widely in effectiveness, from flat caricature to the more nuanced work of Claudia Latorre as novice terrorist Dora and Aubrey Zappolo as another comrade, Veka. Much of the cast settles for playing generalities when extreme specificity is called for. There are some effective moments, however, notably an interesting seduction scene between Ynez and Dora, whose wandering hands offer an intriguing contrast to her high-toned dialogue. Another highlight is a prison scene in which badly injured Ynez encounters another prisoner, Foka, who is not only the custodian but her executioner. Foka, played with gusto by Laverne Lewis, is a Shakespearean character, a wry, lowlife commentator who's a welcome relief to the relentlessly grim situation.
As was the case with the Dreamers' premiere production, Beautiful Dreamer, A Tale of Cassadaga, the company's production quality is very high, from set designer Michael Essad. With its curving arches and earth-colored stonelike surfaces, the setting evokes a timeless, Arab-influenced environment. Ellis Tillman's graceful costuming, with Islamic-style tunics and head scarves in muted gray tones, are very effective. I could have done without Ozzie Quintana's annoying techno music tracks which, when combined with the stylish costuming and the willowy cast, threatened to turn the production into a terrorist fashion show.
These carpings aside, there's a lot to admire in The Just Assassins. It secures the Dreamers Theatre's identity as a creator of well-wrought productions of new works. To this Dreamers makes a statement about courageous programming and adds a bracing, welcome dose of intellectual rigor. Ideas in South Florida! Who wudda thunk it?


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I ran into Chris earlier today, and he told me about this first single off his new project A Cruel Cool World. The project is slated to drop this summer, and let's hope that the rest of the project is as smooth as this cut.
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Ayo, I was just browsing when I got to this post but his prom dates face is helps photoshoped.... And poorly. Is that karey russle? LoL
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Yesss Chris Faust AND Sunny Jones! Maybe Now Begins Pt. 2?? btw i like the ScienZe collab. hopefully more Faust posts soon...
@dull*boy obviously you dont have a sense of humor and cant tell that thats Kerry Washington who FAUST is obsessed with. Its supposed to look bad on purpose is what I got from it.
Doctor Faust still cookin' up that heat. I just wanna see VILLAIN pt.3 before he drops anything else


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The dedication of a five-story high kinetic interactive sculpture by Lyons resident John King will take place on Monday, June 23, at the newly constructed Kaiser Permanente Lone Tree Medical Center in Lone Tree, Colorado (10240 Park Meadows Drive).
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Norwich City striker Grant Holt tussles with Chelsea's David Luiz at Stamford Bridge on Saturday afternoon.
by Paddy Davitt
Wednesday, October 10, 2012
Norwich City captain Grant Holt may have written off his England chances – but Canaries' chief Chris Hughton insists he should never give up hope.
Holt made his position clear ahead of another goalscoring Premier League display at Chelsea that any prospect of an international call-up ended when he was overlooked during a strong finish to last season.
Hughton, however, believes Holt can still construct another compelling case for inclusion if he emulates the 15-goal return from his debut campaign in the big time.
"I think he has been unlucky," said Hughton. "Players brought into the squad of late have been scoring goals, which is why I was delighted for him to score last week. Right now things might look like they are on a downer for him but things can change. It is a long, hard season.
"He certainly shouldn't give up hope. Not in this game. Grant can't do himself any harm if he scores goals so I was delighted that he scored his second one (against Chelsea).
"I hope that's him up and running now and any claim that he might have to get in England squads will be a result of him scoring goals and scoring goals like he did last season."
John Ruddy remains Norwich's sole representative in Roy Hodgson's latest World Cup qualifying squad and Hughton senses the St Ives man now has a real opportunity to cement his place in the senior set-up.
"The simple fact he's in the England squad, probably with what's in the squad at the moment, means he's seen as the number two with Fraser Forster having come in," he said. "He's there on merit. Whether he gets that opportunity will be tough because there is an exceptional goalkeeper at number one, and I mean exceptional, so it will be tough for him but he's there pushing and that's certainly good for him and good for us."
Ruddy replaced Forster at Carrow Road after the Celtic man's key role in Norwich's League One title success in 2010. His former club skipper in Norfolk fully endorsed Forster's elevation to the international ranks.
"It's long overdue," said Holt. "He's been doing well since he was here and moved on and he's been in fine form. It's nice to see that they're looking out of the box at other people. He's a massive presence. He's good at reading the play, good at reading situations, coming out and standing big and tall and when he's in that goal he's a big frame to get past."
Holt feels players from outside the elite clubs will always face an uphill battle on the England front. The City captain fears the likes of his ex-Rochdale team mate Rickie Lambert is likely to suffer a similar snub to him in the near future.
"Unless Rickie Lambert scores 25 goals or bags 10 in the next few months, I don't think he'll get close," said Holt, despite Lambert notching four times during the opening weeks of the new campaign for Southampton. "I spoke to him before the season started, and I've spoken to him since and just said, 'Keep doing what you're doing'."
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Yes, Ged, I am concerned about Holt's weight. Perhaps he ought to use some of that pay increase to buy some Weight Watchers' meals, or even enroll. It is only £1 at the moment! Perhaps he isn't fully convinced about being a professional footballer and is keeping a spare tyre in case it doesn't work out. Hopefully, he will slim down like he did last season.
Thursday, October 11, 2012
There are other players at the club who are much worse value than Grant Holt. Strangely enough paying £173,333.33 per goal is good value in the peculiar dillusional world which is professional football.
Wednesday, October 10, 2012
So, Hughton took the hard decision to drop Holt to the bench, which seems to have given him the impetus he needed to come back and score twice. Let's hope that omission from the international squads will similarly inspire Holt and Hoolahan (and others) to raise their club games further, to keep themselves at least in consideration, and to prove the disbelievers wrong.
Thursday, October 11, 2012
I'm surprised he's actually that bothered about playing for England, particularly now that he's ripping us off for £40,000 per week. When you take into account that he isn't very good it's even more surprising. And he's overweight. And he dives too much. Plus he doesn't score many goals. Ged - I am the one and only.
Wednesday, October 10, 2012
Its not easy but if after 12 games this season City have 8 points or less will the be nice to CH people still be offering him more time . Like until we cant get out of it. Sorry he's out of his depth here.Wrong guy at the wrong time . It happens.
Wednesday, October 10, 2012
usual little team treatment by the @establishment' shows what a mega season our keeer had last season. WELL DONE JR
Wednesday, October 10, 2012
It would be good to see Holt in an England shirt but I think he is right. I will be very surprised if he represents England now. Good news for the Canaries tho as it means he can concentrate on the team and runs less of a risk of injury.
Wednesday, October 10, 2012
I am afraid i have to agree with Holty, the Fact that Woy didn't pick him for even one of the Friendlies shows that Woy doesn't consider him a England Prospect. Such a shame as the Guy has plugged away so much to make it having played in Every English League. Second highest English Scorer just behind Shrek last season meant he should have been picked but sadly it won't happen. Holty you are King and can't wait for them shooting boots to score more and more goals this season. Show Woy what he is missing. OTBC
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Is Brady best ever? Not yet, but time is on his side
While seven seasoned evaluators placed Tom Brady solidly in the top 10 quarterbacks of all time, Johnny Unitas consistently ranked higher than any other QB, Mike Sando writes.
Top 10 QBs of All Time
Marv Levy, Art Rooney Jr., Zeke Bratkowski, Ken Meyer, Larry Kennan, James Harris and Dick Haley helped ESPN.com evaluate the best quarterbacks in NFL history. ESPN.com weighed their contributions, balancing rankings with anecdotal evidence, to create the following list. OVERALL1. Johnny Unitas
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8. Brett Favre
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Meyer, Bratkowski, Kennan, Levy and Haley spoke at length about quarterbacks and what makes them great. Meyer declined to provide a top 10 list, but all panelists placed Brady among the greats, assuming he remains productive.
ESPN.com weighed their contributions, balancing rankings with anecdotal evidence, in an effort to create the best possible rankings. We sift through their contributions below.
Where Brady fits: Experts ranked him among the five most accurate passers; some thought he might be the most accurate in NFL history.
Quarterbacks can be many things, but if they're not accurate, they won't last long.
"I've seen so many strong-armed guys go through our league and never make a dent because they just were not accurate enough and it took them too long to throw it," Haley said. Accuracy mattered long before Bill Walsh's short-passing offense took hold in San Francisco nearly 30 years ago, but the proliferation of similar offenses has heightened its value. Walsh's offense relied more heavily on receivers gaining yards after the catch. That meant quarterbacks needed to hit receivers in stride. Few passers could place a ball more perfectly than Walsh's hand-picked quarterback. In 1989, Montana completed 70.2 percent of his passes while averaging 9.1 yards per attempt, nearly a yard more per attempt than Brady has averaged this season. "On a hook route, which the West Coast offense is noted for, there are times when you need to hit the left shoulder or the right shoulder because the defender is close on the other shoulder, so you throw it a little bit inside or a little bit outside," Kennan said. "And I thought Montana was phenomenal at that." Montana completed 63.2 percent of his passes for his career. Brady has completed 63 percent, including nearly 69 percent this season. Montana's successor, Young, completed 64.3 percent. "Another route that is really difficult to throw is when the running back runs parallel to the line of scrimmage and you have to turn and throw it to him in the backfield and make it an accurate throw," Kennan said. "Montana was uncannily accurate with that. He threw it about a foot in front of the receiver, who caught it on the dead run and gained 15 yards, where if he threw it a little bit behind him, it would have gained 3 yards."
Where Brady fits: Experts lauded Brady for adjusting velocity as needed. They did not consider him a hard thrower in the tradition of Bradshaw or Elway.
Bradshaw and Elway might have thrown harder than any of the other great quarterbacks. Aikman could, and Favre can, fire downfield without many limitations.
"They could throw it as far as they wanted, as hard as they wanted, with very little effort," Haley said. Receivers who caught Elway's passes against their chests instead of with their hands suffered markings left by the tip of the ball. The so-called "Elway cross" became part of the quarterback's legend. Bradshaw once threw a pass in practice that bounced off the turf, traveled off the field and struck Rooney in the lower leg. The impact, although dampened by having struck the ground, left a nasty welt. "I've never met a quarterback who doesn't say, 'Oh, I could have gotten that one in there,'" Meyer said. "Bradshaw was a guy who could throw it in there and get it in there. He was a powerful, powerful thrower." Velocity means more than simply throwing the ball hard or over long distances. Haley recalled watching Marino come up surprisingly short during a televised skills competition featuring deep throws. Not that it mattered. "Throwing from point A to point B, 20 or 25 yards, probably nobody got it there quicker because [of] the release quickness and the velocity through the short and medium areas," Haley said. "If you threw it early like Stabler or Marino, they didn't have to throw it 70 yards. They threw it when it had to be thrown, and that's what it's all about."
Where Brady fits: Brady gets rid of the ball quickly and his motion is efficient, experts said, but they did not consider him one of the great quick-release quarterbacks.
Marino and Namath set the standard in this category, which Kennan defined as "the time between when you make the decision to throw and the ball actually leaves your hand."
Quarterbacks with quick releases can hold the ball longer, giving their receivers more time to get open. Just as Joe Louis could knock out an opponent with a 6-inch punch, quarterbacks with quick releases can fire the ball without much of a windup. "When Marino came out in the draft, the same year that Elway and Kelly and that group came out, a lot of people said, 'Boy, he's got a funny motion, and we're going to have to change it,'" Kennan said. "He had the ultimate quick release, and you couldn't sack him."Where Brady fits: Experts gave Brady high marks in this category, but he has plenty of company.
Levy, who earned an advanced degree from Harvard, described the Columbia-educated Luckman as a brilliant man who made the T-formation what it has become.
Numerous others have played the position with intelligence, but brainpower doesn't always translate to football smarts. "It isn't test score, it isn't book intelligence," Haley said. "Some of those guys, they've just got a feel for the whole thing, and they read [defenses] faster than anybody; they throw it quick, and it's out and it's there, and nobody has moved on the other side of that line."
Where Brady fits: Experts struggled to find a quarterback with better mechanics. Brady clearly ranks among the very best.
Mechanics aren't everything. Layne, Baugh and more than a few old-timers delivered the ball with wild throwing motions. The passing game was in its infancy. Teams didn't employ quarterbacks coaches.
A low release point didn't stop Sonny Jurgensen from passing for more than 30,000 yards during a Hall of Fame career with the Philadelphia Eagles and the Washington Redskins. Favre sometimes delivers the ball with accuracy despite stepping awkwardly to the side or retreating. Marino could do that, too. They are the exceptions. "If you look at the great ones, that ball is in the middle of their chest [when they drop back and prepare to throw]," Bratkowski said. "The top of the ball is at the top edge of the numbers because now they can athletically move in any direction." Brady's mechanics might be as sound as those of any quarterback of any era, experts agreed. Kennan singled out Ken Anderson and Steve DeBerg as quarterbacks known for strong fundamentals. Montana, Young and Starr also stood out as technicians, as did Kelly. "I have recall of Joe Montana throwing that touchdown pass in that two-minute thing against the [Cincinnati Bengals] in the Super Bowl, a slant route to John Taylor, who was in the slot," Bratkowski said. "Every time I looked at it, I looked at Joe's feet, and he came off of his foot rhythm and threw the ball perfect for a touchdown. That's what it takes, time after time after time. You deviate, and you are in trouble."Where Brady fits: Brady throws every route with accuracy, but experts did not single out a specific one.
Luckman, Baugh and Bob Waterfield set the early standard for the deep ball. Van Brocklin, Bradshaw, Namath and Daryle Lamonica took over from there.
Aikman's ability to throw any route perfectly produced what scouts still consider the finest predraft workout by a quarterback in NFL history, a performance that cemented Aikman's status as the first overall choice in 1989. Elway could scramble to one side, stop, set his feet and throw back across the field before defenders could react. Levy singled out Marino for throwing comeback routes as well as anybody, but there have been others.All-Time Intagibles
Like the traits listed in this story, most of these categories defy quantification. But when asked to name names, ESPN.com's QB panel singled out the very best across these categories:
Strongest arm:Terry BradshawMost accurate: Tom Brady, Joe Montana, Peyton Manning
Best no-huddle quarterback:Jim Kelly
Prettiest spiral: Warren Moon
Best pocket passer: Troy Aikman
Best scrambler: Fran Tarkenton
Best running quarterback: Steve Young, Michael Vick
Best play-action fakes: Johnny Unitas, Steve DeBerg, Boomer Esiason, Peyton Manning
Fieriest leader: Norm Van Brocklin
Coolest customer: Roger Staubach
Ultimate gunslingers: Bobby Layne, Brett Favre
Most efficient: Bart Starr
Most durable: Brett Favre
Where Brady fits: No quarterback has shown less mercy than Brady this season, but panelists did not provide detailed rankings for this category.
The great ones know when to go for the kill.
Haley recalled the time Unitas, calling his own plays, dialed up a risky slant to Lenny Moore in a short-yardage situation when the slightest misfire would have meant losing the game. The play produced a Baltimore touchdown. "It was fourth-and-short; you think they gotta run it," Haley said. "For somebody to have the nerve to throw the ball, because they are going to lose the game if he misses it -- I said to myself, 'No one would do that. You can't afford to make those kinds of decisions in that part of the field with the game on the line.'" You couldn't afford to make those decisions, but Unitas could. Fouts also knew when to pounce. "I thought Dan understood tempo better than any quarterback I've ever seen," Kennan said. "He was an absolute killer when he got you on the run. "He got in and out of the huddle quickly. He knew he had you on the run, he snapped the ball on the first snap, he threw it and he knew when he had you and he went for the jugular and he got you."
Where Brady fits: He is the only quarterback in NFL history to lead game-winning drives in the fourth quarters of three Super Bowls. That includes two winning drives in the final two minutes.
Long before every NFL playbook covered every aspect of the two-minute offense, Bobby Layne willed the Detroit Lions to victory when time wasn't on their side.
"He could make two minutes last for an hour," Bratkowski said. Football was far less complex in those days. "Layne and Unitas were the first great two-minute guys, before it got real well-coached," Kennan said. "They just figured it out. And they willed the team to win in that two-minute drill." Starr's memorable winning drive through sub-freezing temperatures delivered Green Bay over the Dallas Cowboys in the Ice Bowl in the 1967 NFL Championship Game. Elway's efforts during "The Drive" came to define his career as well as the Cleveland Browns' inability to win big games during the 1980s. Montana followed suit later in the decade with the drive that beat the Bengals in Super Bowl XXIII. "There is a certain awareness that the good ones have, of the situation and the handling of it," Bratkowski said.
Where Brady fits: Preparation is one of his strengths. Sixth-round draft choices generally don't become future Hall of Famers without putting in effort, experts said.
Panelists were reluctant to evaluate the work ethics of quarterbacks they didn't coach or work with directly. Layne and Stabler were notorious partiers, but they also played before defenses became so complex. Their undeniable ability to "play cards" -- on and off the field -- might have carried them through.
All the great ones worked hard in their own ways. Layne was widely known as a world-class carouser during his days with the Lions in the 1950s, but his practice habits were apparently commendable. "He would keep anyone that would stay on the practice field afterward to catch," said Haley, who played for Pittsburgh when Layne was the Steelers' quarterback in the early 1960s. "Here he had been out all night, but he would keep those guys after, and he loved to play football." Bratkowski holds a special appreciation for hard work after watching Starr go from 17th-round draft choice to NFL legend. "If you don't work at it, you are not going to succeed," he said. "The Tom Bradys of the word are the first ones there and the last to leave."
Where Brady fits: Panelists did not rank Brady among the elite in this category, but neither did they consider it a weakness.
Most great quarterbacks could move well enough to avoid trouble.
Some could flat-out fly. Among the greats, Young graded out as the best pure runner. Tarkenton, Staubach and Elway were among the best scramblers. "When the plays did not work, Staubach made something out of it," Kennan said. "I think that is the ultimate thing for a quarterback. What does a quarterback do when the play gets screwed up? That makes guys either get run out of the league or in the Hall of Fame." Elway stood out in his ability to scramble, then strike deep downfield with accuracy. Defenders had a hard time dragging him down when he ran.Other quarterbacks moved effectively in the pocket despite lacking breakaway speed. "Manning is a very good quarterback at moving in a small area and getting rid of the ball," Meyer said. "I'm talking about a 5-foot-by-5-foot area. Slide, bang, and the ball is gone." Panelists valued outstanding mobility as beneficial, but far from crucial.
At least 15 or 20 quarterbacks reasonably could qualify for inclusion on the top 10 list. Panelists struggled to differentiate between quarterbacks of divergent eras.
"You can put up a list like that, and no one can dispute it with any authority," Haley said. "Certain guys stick out in my mind, and I'm sure certain ones stick out for Kenny Meyer or other guys who have coached or scouted or looked at guys for as long as we have." The game continues to evolve, significantly affecting the value of specific skills. Years ago, quarterbacks worked hard to perfect the reverse pivot moves needed to execute wide tosses from split backfields. They called their own plays and threw to receivers who faced bump-and-run coverage all over the field. The money wasn't always great, forcing players to hold down jobs during the offseason, but they still got together for informal workouts. Modern-day quarterbacks face complex defenses, putting more emphasis on study habits and quick thinking. Free agency has kept quarterbacks and receivers from staying together as long, at the expense of teamwork. For as much as the game has changed, the essence of the position has remained the same from Y.A. Tittle and George Blanda to Len Dawson, Warren Moon and the rest. A great quarterback must be an accurate passer. He must make the right decisions under pressure. He must work at his craft. And he needs that extra something. "It's not the techniques you have, it's not the ability to scramble or something like that," Meyer said. "Basically, it's an ability to be a winning-type person in that position." Mike Sando covers the NFL for ESPN.com
Ken Meyer | Born: July 14, 1925 | |
Credentials:QB, Denison (Ohio) University, 1947 to 1949...Coached Joe Namath and Ken Stabler at Alabama under Bear Bryant...Served as the Los Angeles Rams' offensive coordinator when the team led the NFL with 4,906 yards in 1973. The Rams posted a 44-11 record with Meyer on staff...Coached for New York (Jets), San Francisco and Seattle, also serving one year as 49ers head coach...Works as part-time scout for Kansas City. | ||
Zeke Bratkowski | Born: Oct. 20, 1931 | |
Credentials: All-America quarterback at Georgia in the early 1950s...Played for George Halas and Vince Lombardi during 14-year NFL career as quarterback and punter for Chicago, Los Angeles (Rams) and Green Bay...Passed for 248 yards in relief of injured Bart Starr to help the Packers beat Baltimore in the 1965 Western Conference Championship...A member of the Packers Hall of Fame, Bratkowski coached quarterbacks and worked as offensive coordinator for numerous NFL teams...Works with NFL prospects and other young quarterbacks. | ||
Larry Kennan | Born: June 13, 1944 | |
Credentials: Played quarterback at La Verne (Calif.) College in the 1960s...Coached quarterbacks for the Los Angeles Raiders from 1982 to 1987, collecting a Super Bowl ring following the 1983 season...Served as an offensive assistant for Denver, Indianapolis, New England and Seattle...Trains quarterbacks for the scouting combine and serves as executive director of the NFL Coaches Association. | ||
James "Shack" Harris | Born: July 20, 1947 | |
Credentials: Played quarterback at Grambling under Eddie Robinson...Played quarterback for Buffalo, Los Angeles (Rams) and San Diego during a 12-year NFL career, earning MVP honors at the Pro Bowl following the 1974 season...Founding member of Field Generals: The African-American Quarterbacks Club...Assistant general manager of the New York Jets from 1993 to 1996. Pro personnel director for the Baltimore Ravens from 1997 to 2002...Serves as vice president of player personnel for Jacksonville. | ||
Marv Levy | Born:Aug. 3, 1925 | |
Credentials: Coached at the college level through the 1950s and 1960s before breaking into the NFL with Philadelphia in 1969...Served as an assistant with Los Angeles (Rams), Washington, Kansas City and Buffalo before becoming the Bills' head coach in 1986, leading the franchise to four Super Bowl appearances...Spent five seasons as a CFL head coach in Montreal during the 1970s...Member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame...Served as the Bills' general manager in 2006 and 2007...Retired this year.. | ||
Art Rooney Jr. | Born: Oct. 18, 1935 | |
Credentials:Served as the Pittsburgh Steelers' vice president for player personnel from 1971 to 1987...Oversaw famed 1974 draft class featuring four future Hall of Famers...Son of the legendary Steelers founder...Remains a Steelers vice president. | ||
Dick Haley | Born: Oct. 2, 1937 | |
Credentials: Played defensive back for Washington, Minnesota and Pittsburgh during a six-year NFL career beginning in 1959...Began scouting career with BLESTO service in 1966...Worked in the Pittsburgh Steelers' personnel department from 1971 to 1990...Has worked in the New York Jets' personnel department since 1991 in a variety of capacities, currently as a consultant. |
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Srirangapatna is small town 15 km northeast of Mysore. The island fortress of the legendary Tiger of Mysore - Tipu Sultan, takes you through the pages of history. Every stone, every Temple, every Palace and every Mosque in here has a story to tell.
Srirangapatna renowned for its seemingly impregnable fort, associated with the great ruler Tipu Sultan, is situated at the western end of an oval shaped island formed by the two branches of the Cauvery. It is the island fortress of Tipu Sultan, the legendary Tiger of Mysore who put up a valiant fight against British domination. The high stonewalls and moats enclose palaces, with its beautiful frescoes, Wellesley Bridge and the celebrated Sri Ranganatha Temple are other monuments from its chequered past.
The town is famous for a very ancient temple dedicated to Sri Ranganathaswamy, a form of Lord Vishnu. Other attractions include the Jumma Masjid (a Mosque) and the Daria Daulat Gardens. Near Srirangapattana is the Rangantittu Bird Sanctuary, which is the breeding site for several bird species, including the Painted Stork, Open-billed Stork, Black-headed Ibis, River Tern, Great Stone Plover and Indian Shag. The Karighatta (Black Hill) and its temple of Lord Srinivasa is situated a few kilometres from the town. The deity is that of Kari-giri-vasa (one who resides on the black hill). The famous Nimishambha temple is located in the near by district of Ganjam.The summer palace of Tipu Sultan is also a very interesting place. Located 27 km upstream from the town is the spectacular Sivasamudram Falls, the second biggest waterfall in India and the sixteenth largest in the world
Decription courtesy Archeological Survey of India
Jibi Gate
Ranganatha Temple
Narasimha Temple
Tipu's Palace
Bathing Ghat
Gamgadharesware Temple
Water Gate
Place of Tipu's Death
Bangalore Gate
Flag staff Cavalier
Mysore Gate
Daria Daulat Bagh
Abbe Dubois church
Bailee's Tomb
The Gumbaz
Cauvery confluence
Gosai Ghat
Dungeon In the Northern rampart is a large oblong bastion in the fort wall on the top of which was formerly placed a heavy battery called Sultan Bateri. Within this is a dungeon, hidden from the view. It is about 100' X 40' and has a low vaulted brick roof. It is said that many English prisioners were confined here.At North-East cornerof the fort is another dungeon about 45' X 32' which is called as Irman's Dungeon who discovered this in 1895. In this dungeon, many Maratha and others were kept during Haider and Tipu's period as captives.The so called 'Malabar hut' dungeon in which many important British officers were kept is now no more.
Jibi Gate The secret entrance into the fort from river Cauvery.
Ranganatha Swamy Temple Ranganatha Swamy Temple is one of the largest temples in the state and is of great local importance (the name Srirangapatnam is derived from it's Deity) . An inscription dated 894 A.D reveals that a Ganga Chiefian by name Thirumalaiah was the founder of the temple of Sri Ranganatha. Later, Hoysalas, Vijayanagara, Mysore Wodeyars and Haider Ali Enlarged it. The presiding deity is the colossal image of Ranganatha reclining on Adishesha. The inner most part of the temple was constructed by the Hoysalas of which several granite pillars at Sukaneshi are impressively designed shallow domes. The Novaranga which has round bell shaped pillars, and Mahadwara (Gopura) was built in the style of Vijaynagara. Two pillars depicting Vishnu in 24 forms with their names arranged are noteworthy. Lakshminarsimha, Gangadhara and Jaina temple are other important temples of this place.
Tipu's Palace The ruins of Tipu's Palace - Lal Mahal at Srirangapatana. 150 meters away from Sri Ranganatha Swamy temple is a ruined structure identified as Tipu's Palace. It was called Lal Mahal. Once a very beautiful structure as described by many English historians, who visited it, was dismantled between 1807 and 1809 by the orders of Col. Wellesley.
Bathing Ghat The spot is located near to the ruins of Lal-Mahal.
Gamgadharesware Temple Located just behind the ruins of Lal Mahal- the official residence of'Tipu Sultan'
Water Gate To the north-east of Gangadhara Swamy temple, the fort wall is pierced by a low arched Gateway known as the Water gate. Since the residents of the northern portion of the fort, used the gate to enter the river for thier daily needs, it is appropriately called the Water Gate.
Place of Tipu's Death 50 meters to the east of Watergate, inside the second fort line, is said to have stood another gateway which led through the inner eastern wall, which was constructed by Tippu Sultan inside the second line. On the 4th of May 1799 A.D., pushed back by the storming troops Tippu moved along the second wall and descending from it near the Watergate tried to enter the town through the second gate. It is said that he found the gate closed. Meanwhile the British troops who crossed over to the third wall came along, descended into the town and entered the gate from inside. Then Tipu was stuck between the two advancing English forces. Fighting, he fell down wounded. The storming troops not knowing that Tipu was there, entered the gate and rushed towards the palace.When the British officers tried to trace the body of Tipu, his dying private secretary pointed to place where his master lay under a heap of the dead. Tipu's body was easily identified since his face had not been disfigured and since he had worn a well-known talisman. The body was yet warm and was removed to the palace for the night. It is found that the inner fortification was razed to the ground by Col. Wellesley. Now there is a Stone Tablet erected stating "THE BODY OF TIPPU SULTAN WAS FOUND HERE"
Masjid-e-ala Masjid-E-Ala at Srirangapatna The Jumma Masjid constructed by Tipu Sultan in 1787 A.D is a grand structure with two lofty minarets noted for their majesty and grace. The hall of the mosque has a number of foil arches and mihrab on the west. Cornices and floral bands adore the shafts of the minars. A flight of about 200 steps leads to the top of each minars. There are fine persian inscriptions-one mentions the date of the construction and others, the extracts from the Holy Quran.
Bangalore Gate - Entrance to Srirangapatna town The Bangalore gate formerly known as the Ganjam Gate, is also designated as the Elephant Gate. Built of stone, brick and lime mortar, it is now used as the main gate to the town.
Flag staff Cavalier Flag staff Cavalier located at the highest spot in Srirangapatna
Daria Daulat Bagh The Daria Daulat Bagh, which is an ancient monument of national importance, houses the museum. The museum exhibits confined to the ground floor of the palace and mostly pertaining to Tipu Sultan, consists of oil paintings, pencil sketches, aquatints and engravings, coins and medals, costumes, furniture, arms, etc. The storming of 'Seringapatam' an oil painting by Sir Robert Ker Porter in 1800 is one of the great historical paintings depicting the final capture of Srirangapatna on 4th May 1799. Many English officers like General Baird, Sgt. Graham, Col. Dunlop are featured in it. Tipu's men are on the bridge offering stiff resistance. In the back ground behind the fort walls are part of Tipu's palace, the minarets of the mosque and the gopura of the Ranganatha Swami temple. A portrait of Tipu Sultan depicts him wearing a turban, a striped shirt. A necklace, a girth belt and a stone-studded cross belt to which is attached a sword. The artist was G.F. Cherry who painted it in 1792. Another full portrait of Tipu Sultan as prince painted by John Zoffany in 1780is on display. Another historical painting by Robert Home, painted between 1792-95 depicts Tipu's sons Abdul Khaliq and Maizuddin, the hostage princes with Ghulam Ali Khan, the Vakil of Tipu who is shown seated in a carrying chair and in the background an Englishman, most probably, Captain Kennaway the personal secretary to Lord Cornwallis is shown as having a discussion with Ali Raza Khan another Vakil of Tipu holding a treaty document. There are eighteen pencil sketches on display and among them are those of the seven sons of Tipu Sultan Fateh Haider, Abdul Khaliq, Maizuddin, Mohiuddin, Yasin Sahib, Sultan Sahib and Shukrullah his Vakils ghulam Ali Khan and Ali Raza Khan – Commanders Ghulam Ali Khan, Badruz Zaman Khan, Sheikh Hussain, his companion and confidential servant Raja Khan and the senior door keeper Firuz Saut. Also on display are the sketches of Mir Alam, Minister of Nizam, his son Mir Dauran, Krishna Raja Wodeyar III and his maternal uncle, Nandi Raja. These portrait sketches were drawn by Thomas Hickey the English artist, between 1799-1801 in Srirangapatna and Vellore. Some of the soldiers of the East India Company were talented artists who drew views of forts, buildings and scenery as seen from their encampments. The pictures drawn on spots were later used for making engravings and aquatints so that a large number of copies were made. Two copies of engravings, 'Cornwallis receiving the hostage princes' and the 'last effort of Tipu Sultan' in defense of Srirangapatna besides many aquatints depicting the various forts of Tipu Sultan. Coins of various denominations on view include Double paisa, Paisa, Half paisa, Quarter paisa and One-eighth paisa issued by Tipu Sultan from different mints at Bangalore, Calicut, Chitaldurg, Dindigul, Gooty and Srirangapatna. Madals of different metals like silver, copper and bronze issued by the English, commemorating their victory over Tipu are also exhibited. Among the other exhibits mention may be made the costume of Tipu, a payjama, a silk coat and a straw hat, two silver bowels presented by him to the Ranganathaswami temple, a hand made paper manuscript in Persian dealing with the military code of regulations, furniture comprising of chairs, sofa with backrest, couch and a rosewood roundtable, a brass cannon, daggers, swords, pistols and muskets besides iron cannons.
The Gumbaz At the eastern end of the island towards the south is Gumbaz or Mausoleum. It was built by Tipu Sultan for his parents between 1782-84 A.D. Later Tipu was buried here on 5th May 1799 A.D. It is an impressive square tomb chamber surmounted by brick built dome. Open corridors run black stone pillars. The carved stone windows and doorways with ivory inlaid doors are fine workmanship. In the verandahs and on the platform are housed the Tombs of Haider's family members. There is also a mosque in the complex built in Moghal style.
Cauvery confluence Sangam
Gosai Ghat Located in the south of Abbe Dubois Church


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Where to Hunt
Game Management Unit 3A
Overview: The pronghorn population in Unit 3A is on a stable to slightly increasing trend over the past few years.
The unit is comprised almost entirely of habitat suitable for antelope, and finding a place to hunt is not difficult. The animals are well dispersed in open country, but, due to the checkerboard land ownership patterns, hunters should scout prior to the hunt to find access roads.
Expect temperatures to be hot during the archery hunt, and warm to moderate during the general hunt. Snow is unlikely at this time of the year, but rain and wet roads are possible. Four-wheel drive is not required in most areas, as long as roads are dry.
The Little Colorado River and Silver Creek bisects the eastern half of Unit 3A. Be very careful if you decide to attempt a crossing in a vehicle. The riverbed is sandy and may be saturated below the surface even though appearing dry.
Land Status: Land ownership in this unit is generally in a checkerboard pattern between private and state lands. There is a small block in the southwestern corner of the unit that is owned by the Apache-Sitgreaves National Forests. Maps of the forestland can be purchased at District Ranger offices located in Overgaard and Lakeside. The rest of the unit is a mix of State Trust, private, and Bureau of Land Management land. BLM land status maps are useful in determining ownership; the Holbrook and St. Johns quad maps cover the unit. A good portion of the unit is open to hunting. Hunter access is generally better west of State Highway 77 compared to the eastern half of the unit.
Along Hwys. 77 and 180, some land is posted and locked up, however, landowners may grant access. Do not enter posted or locked land without obtaining written permission for the period of your hunt. Camping while hunting is allowed on State Trust and BLM lands, but you'll need to obtain permission prior to camping on private land. The unit has numerous roads, and vehicle access to hunting areas is generally good. East of Hwy. 77, there are many widely dispersed homes. Check the area you intend to hunt and avoid shooting within ¼ mile of houses.
Cross-country travel is prohibited.
Areas: This unit has decent access by paved highway. Hwy. 277 and the highway from Snowflake to Concho provide access from the southern boundary. Unit 3A is bisected north to south by Hwy. 77. Hwy. 377 from Heber to Holbrook bounds the northwestern part of the unit, while the northeastern boundary is Hwy. 180 from Holbrook toward Concho. Improved dirt roads are numerous in the southeastern portion of the unit.
Main routes of access in the eastern portion are the Old Woodruff Road, Woodruff-Hay Hollow Road, and Hay Hollow Road. In the western part of 3A, two improved dirt roads, the Zeniff Road and the old Holbrook Highway, connect Hwy. 277 to Hwy. 377. There is also seasonal sign-in only access on the Wengert Ranch located between Highway 180 and the Little Colorado River, east of Woodruff. Permission to access the Wengert Ranch area is granted during the months of August and September to individuals who sign-in and display ranch access passes in their vehicles. A sign-in station is located on State Route 180 at milepost 328.8.
Overview: Open flats, juniper-woodland, and agricultural areas characterize the elk habitat in this unit. Most hunts are combined with those in 3C, with the exception of Limited Opportunity and/or Population Management hunts. All of Unit 3A has been classified as either a Limited Population area or as elk winter range. Subsequently, a series of Limited Opportunity hunts have been conducted over the last few years to reduce the year-round resident elk population. The majority of elk in Unit 3A are found in the southwest corner. Elk are occasionally found in the Little Colorado River bottom and adjacent agricultural fields north and east of Woodruff.
In Unit 3A, glassing with binoculars can be a very effective technique for locating elk in the open areas. Once elk are spotted, a stalk can be made. Be aware that it is not legal to locate animals, and then use a vehicle to make a pursuit; this is considered hunting from a motor vehicle. In the juniper-woodlands, successful hunting techniques include calling, still-hunting, and hunting near watering areas.
As with all hunting, pre-season scouting to locate animals prior to the hunt is important. An Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest map can be purchased at any National Forest District office (the closest ones to this area are in Lakeside and Overgaard), or at the Arizona Game and Fish Department Region I office in Pinetop. Dispersed camping is allowed on National Forest land in the southwestern corner of the unit.
Although the weather in this unit is moderate, be prepared for snow and cold temperatures on late hunts. There is also the potential for inclement weather during the earlier hunts, but precipitation here is generally lighter than on the Mogollon Rim to the south.
Areas: The area around the cultivated land of the Dry Lake Farm off Hwy. 377 is posted and closed to hunting. Successful hunters will usually find elk somewhere between the fields and adjacent bedding areas, so getting onto the farm is not necessary. Access to this area is either by Hwy. 277 or 377 and two-track roads off the highways or the Zeniff road. The Zeniff road runs between the two highways and is the route used by most hunters. This road is a well-maintained dirt road, driveable under most weather conditions. Access to the 3A east area is through the Hay Hollow road that runs north from the Snowflake-Concho road, and by the Woodruff-Hay Hollow road that goes east from the south end of Woodruff.
Notice: The 2014 archery-only deer hunt in Units 3A and 3C is a permitted (draw) hunt. These units are not open to hunting with an over-the-counter archery deer tag.
Overview: Unit 3A has a scattered, sparse deer population. While it can produce some quality bucks, hunting this unit is not for the novice deer hunter due to low population densities. Because of the sparse population, it can be difficult to find any deer at all. There are no white-tailed deer in this unit, although the hunt permits are valid for any antlered deer. Both the archery and general (rifle) deer hunts in Unit 3A are combined with Unit 3C. Unit 3C has a much higher density of deer than Unit 3A.
The elevation ranges from 5,000 to 6,000 feet. The mule deer habitat in the unit is comprised of grassland and juniper-woodland/savannah.
Land ownership is a mix of National Forest (in the southwestern corner), State Trust, private, and Bureau of Land Management. Most of the unit is open to hunting, although there are some areas that are posted. Because of the land ownership, hunters should obtain permission from landowners before hunting on private land. BLM land status maps should be consulted before hunting the area. The unit is contained in the Holbrook and St. Johns BLM quadrant maps.
Weather is generally moderate, but may be hot on the archery hunt, and cold and wet during the general firearms hunt. Off-road travel in vehicles is not permitted on State Trust and private lands.
Because of the open terrain of Unit 3A, glassing with binoculars is the most likely way to locate deer. One should combine glassing and still-hunting in the broken or hilly terrain. Tracking may also be successful in some areas where soil conditions are favorable. Scouting before the season will help hunters determine what areas are holding deer.
Areas: Hunters should concentrate on areas located west of Hwy. 77. While there are deer to the east, they are few and extremely scattered and difficult to locate. The only reason to hunt the east side of the unit is if you have located a pocket of deer or an individual buck by scouting. There are numerous unimproved roads in this area and also a few improved dirt roads in the unit.
The key to locating deer is finding cover and food sources in close proximity. This is usually found in the open juniper-woodlands that contain cliffrose and other browse species. Deer are most often concentrated in areas with cover and some topographic relief. In other words, look for cover and broken, hilly, or rocky terrain.
Overview: Dove hunting in Unit 3A is fair, and if the weather cooperates, hunting can be good around some of the agricultural areas and stock tanks. The harvest is entirely mourning doves. Hunters should check current regulations for legal bag limits, season dates, and other special regulations. Often late summer storms move many birds south prior to the season opener.
There is very little grain- farming in the area, but birds generally concentrate near farms. Because most dove hunting is done relatively close to human development and other hunters, safety is very important. Check the area you intend to hunt and avoid shooting with ¼ mile of houses and buildings. Also avoid shooting at low flying birds, and be aware of where other hunters are located near you.
Areas: Agricultural areas near Woodruff, Concho, Hay Hollow, Snowflake, and Taylor can be productive. Hunting water sources such as stock tanks and rivers can also be good. The Little Colorado River drainage can provide good shooting, as doves fly along the watercourse.
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Since the Forrest County Center has many Allied Health programs, there is specialized software available for the student in his or her particular health field. Interactive computer programs allow science students to supplement their studies of specific topics. For instance, Anatomy & Physiology students are able to use software such as A.D.A.M. that reinforces laboratory as well as lecture concepts. The English instructors implement the Learning Lab at all levels. All English students have access to a skill sheet that provides them with a list of grammatical objectives that are taught in their courses: therefore, the students can work on these grammar skills and increase their writing abilities. Computerized review tutorials are available for all literature classes: In addition, the Lab provides tutorials for Traditional Grammar, Professional Development and Speech. Adjunct Reading instructors implement the Lab weekly with their Developmental Reading classes for enrichment, remediation and testing through a variety of software programs that correlate to the reading text. The FCC Learning Lab provides computerized tutorials and support for all disciplines in order to meet the student needs in academic, technical and career programs. Pearl River Community College does not discriminate due to race, religion, age, national origin, or for any other reason. Persons with disabilities on the Forrest County Campus can be accommodated by contacting Dr. Joe Wesley at (601) 554-5529 or Ms. Deborah Hewitt at (601) 554-5503.
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Wilson, Douglas L., ed.; Davis, Rodney O., ed.; Clary, Royal. 'Royal Clary (William H. Herndon Interview)' in 'Herndon's Informants: Letters, Interviews, and Statements About Abraham Lincoln' . Urbana: University of Illinois Press, 1998. [format: book], [genre: interview]. Permission: University of Illinois Press
Lincoln boarded with Kelso: Knew Rowan Herndon & Jas. Herndon were merchandising in N. Salem They sold to Trent and Trent [1] to Lincoln Jim Herndon sold to Trent & Row Herndon to Lincoln sold out in 1832 & 1833. Lincoln & Berry sold goods Green Kept grocery in the other end of the house There were about 15 houses in N. Salem. Jack Armstrong and others did roll down a man or men down the hill at N.S. Old man Jourdon agreed to be rolled down the hill for a gallon of whiskey Lincoln stopt it. I went to the Black Hawk War: Lincoln was my Captain : I joined at Beardstown was drafted twice escaped & still Volunteered was 18 years old They rendesvoused at Beardstown Bill Kirkpatrick he was our Quarter master. We were all mounted men passed near Rushville Encamped there 2 nights Elected our officers Col & Maj. Sam Thompson was our Col & Achilles Morris Major passed near Macomb thence in the north western direction to the Yellow Banks Oquawgy is now near that place. Heare we drew provisions it was on the Misssippi River staid there 2 or 3 days. Whitesides was General. Buckmaster & Semple were his aids We volunteered for 30 I think: it may be 60 The discharges, called for 48 days We left the Yellow Banks and went to Rock Island Rock River & Island was all called one thing Atchinson [2] took Command at Rock River. The Governor Reynolds was with us & discharged when the time Expired. Atchchinson took Command at Rock Island. Rock Island Fort Armstrong was 5 from Rock river. Atchinson belonged to the U.S. Army. We went from Rock Island for Dixon on the south side of Rock River south side on the Indian trail. This was about the 1st of May I volunteered about 15 April. We stopt at Dixon about 5 days waited for provisions to come up Rock River in boats two boats Here we met Stillman [3] with his squad a battalion. We had Captured 2 Indians, & it was Said we were within about 20 miles of Black Hawk: He Stillman went out reconnoitering got scared got badly whipt for his rashness Stillmans defeat took place about the 14th day of May in what the Indians Called "old mans creek" The Indians were Encamped at Sycamore about 6 M north west of the old man creek Stillmans men had Encamped on old mans creek the advanced guard spies or what not discovered Stillmans men appeared on a hill Stillman's men rushed on them got frightened Scared and got badly whipt Whites lost 12 Killed found 11 25 were wounded . They were horribly mangled heads cut off heart taken out & disfigured in Every way. We went up to the battle ground the next day after the defeat of Stillman. We then left the battle ground and went back to Dixon had no provisions had had no provisions for 4 days occasionally a Ear of Corn. Gen Henry was Maj. of the Spy battalion an advanced guard a look out as it were a spy a good brave & noble man. We laid by after getting (3 or 4 day) provisions and proceeded on up to the
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