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Sean Taylor has a troubled past, but his coaches and peers believe the talented safety is headed for greatness, writes Michael Smith.
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May be. But that's probably not what comes to mind when the average fan thinks of Sean Taylor.
You know how TNT basketball analyst Kenny Smith, borrowing from the famous Nas lyric, calls NBA superstar Vince Carter "Half-man, Half-amazin'?" Well, Redskins outside linebacker Marcus Washington has dubbed Taylor "Meast," as in, half-man, half-beast. Asked about his teammate in the secondary, the one who took him and not the intended receiver out in a practice Wednesday night, Skins cornerback Shawn Springs simply shakes his head and utters the word "animal." Taylor is even rough with teammates when the team is practicing in pads and shorts. Assistant head coach/defensive coordinator Gregg Williams calls Taylor "a train wreck playing football."
Taylor's physical style of play coupled with his ability to cover some wide receivers man-to-man with his sub-4.4 speed, along with 43-inch vertical jump at 6-foot-2-inches and 232 pounds has secondary coach Jerry Gray comparing Taylor to Hall of Famer Ronnie Lott and the late Eric Turner, the former Browns/Ravens and Raiders standout safety who was the second overall pick of the 1991 draft. This is the kind of athlete we're talking about here: In high school, Taylor rushed for a Florida state record 44 touchdowns -- in one season. Redskins coaches even gush about how effective -- and just as important, committed -- he is on kickoff coverage. Williams has been in the NFL for going on two decades and says Taylor is "the best football player I've ever coached -- by far."
Except most fans probably don't know how good a player Sean Taylor is.
Taylor was named a first alternate for the Pro Bowl following a rookie season in which he notched four interceptions. Last year he picked off half that many passes, but in a Week 17 win over Philadelphia that secured the first playoff berth in six years for the Redskins, Taylor amassed 11 tackles (nine solo), three forced fumbles and a fumble recovery he returned 39 yards for a touchdown. The following week in a wild-card win over Tampa Bay, Taylor returned another fumble recovery 51 yards for a touchdown.
Taylor is the kind of player for which offenses have to account. Simply put, the boy's bad.
"If he stays healthy and really learns to play within the defense," Williams says, "he can be the best that ever played the position."
Says Springs: "When he adds that aspect of being a pro and listening to the staff we have, he'll be unreal."
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Sean Taylor was born April Fool's Day, 1983, and since the Redskins picked him fifth overall in the 2004 draft out of Miami (Fla.) he's acted rather accordingly on and off the field.
For all his wondrous gifts, potential and all that he means to one of the best defenses in football the past two seasons -- "We're a different team with him," quarterback Mark Brunell has said -- Taylor has been associated with bad news. It seems he's either being sanctioned, sentenced, sued or suspended.
He blew off the league's mandatory rookie symposium, an act for which he was fined $25,000. Perhaps even worse was Taylor's refusal to accept/return legendary head coach Joe Gibbs' calls when Taylor boycotted the team's offseason program last year. The Redskins suspended him for a game his rookie season after an arrest for driving under the influence (he was later acquitted).
He's reportedly been fined seven times for on-field infractions, including $17,500 for acts of unnecessary roughness. The nation saw the best and worst of Taylor in that Tampa Bay game last postseason. Following the aforementioned touchdown, Taylor spit in the face of Bucs running back Michael Pittman, earning an immediate ejection and a fine from the league of $17,000.
The Redskins don't mind that stuff as much. Defensive coordinator/defensive line coach Greg Blache calls Taylor a throwback, "Dick Butkus playing safety." "He plays how we want him to play," Williams says. "I'd like a lot more people playing with that kind of tough attitude. Now he has to understand that he can't go too far and hurt the team. I think he's come to realize that he can't handle situations that way. I hope he says that. Behind the scenes he has."
As is often the case with athletes who compete with such great passion and intensity, what makes them great in the arena can be problem in society. Taylor, 23, nearly threw away his career and his life last year when he allegedly took his bully act too far in the real world. In June 2005, he was arrested and charged with two felony counts of aggravated assault with a firearm and a misdemeanor count of simple battery for allegedly brandishing a gun and assaulting a man who Taylor believed stole two vehicles from him. If convicted, he could have faced up to 46 years in prison. After seven trial postponements, Taylor reached a plea agreement: He pleaded no contest to simple misdemeanor assault and battery counts and received 18 months probation. He also was ordered to speak to 10 Miami-area schools and donate $1,000 to each. (The man is suing Taylor, accusing Taylor of striking him.)
Earlier this week, the league announced it had fined Taylor four game checks based on his 2005 salary, a penalty of roughly $72,000.
Said Taylor during the team's June minicamp following his plea bargain, "The other stuff [his legal troubles] has kind of been like a gray cloud over my head, but now I can see a little bit of light."
Who is Sean Taylor? Is he the thug we see on the field and read about in the police blotter? Or is he the "nicest, most humble, considerate, respectful guys in this locker room -- seriously" as teammate Jimmy Farris says. Farris adds, "I can't think of one negative thing to say about him. It sounds funny to say, but he's a guy you feel secure when you're around him. If it goes down, he's got you." These days, Taylor refuses to speak on his behalf, preferring instead to focus on football, according to the team's media relations staff. Apparently wary of further inquiry regarding his off-field issues, Taylor declined to be interviewed for this story, refusing to so much as look the reporter in the eyes. That, we are told, also is routine. And so are scenes such as this: Taylor patiently signing autograph after autograph after a long practice, not merely tolerating but engaging fans, especially the younger ones, greeting each with a warm smile.
The Redskins, Williams in particular, defend Taylor's reputation better than he does the deep middle. They know Dr. Jekyll, and they love him and support him. The Redskins all praise his worth ethic and his commitment to and love for the game. They say he's actually quiet and a good kid. "I trust him," Blache says.
"Sean's something of a misunderstood person and player," Williams says. "They don't know how good a person and teammate he is behind the scenes. The players love him and the staff enjoys every aspect of him as a person and football player. I like the kid. And you'd be hard-pressed to find a teammate that doesn't like him."
"I see a whole different side," Randle El says. "Something happened to bring out that other guy, but it's not him."
Williams tried to explain Taylor's dismissive attitude. "His confidence sometimes is misunderstood for arrogance," Williams says. "But as you mature, you become more humble with your confidence. When you're young and you think you're invincible that can come across as arrogance and that sometimes can get you into trouble."
To a man they all have this manchild's back. "He's a helluva guy," Washington says. "If you knew him and hung around him every day, some of the off-field stuff, you'd be like, 'Say what? Sean did that?' It would be shocking. He's soft-spoken. Everything is 'Thank you.' He's got great manners.
"But if you're going down a dark alley and three guys are waiting for you, you'd definitely want him with you. When he's with you, he's with you.
"He's just a guy that's not going to take any stuff, especially on the football field."
Washington says that just the other day Taylor expressed how he'd come to realize how much others are counting on him, including a newborn daughter.
Perhaps this is the year that Taylor grows up and begins to put it all together. If nothing else, to get it together. If you're into predictions and you're looking for a breakout star on defense in 2006, maybe a good bet for defensive player of the year, you might want to start with Taylor. His mind is clear and free to concentrate on football now that personal troubles seem to be behind him. Nothing but infinite professional possibility lies ahead. That is, if Taylor wants to seize it.
"He knows," Williams says, "that he has to be a more disciplined person and player."
We'll see. Change, and perhaps people will come to know the Sean Taylor the Redskins are talking about. A stranger to the rest of us
Michael Smith is a senior writer for ESPN.com. Contact him here.
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"You always marry the wrong person." -Stanley Hauweraus
The other day I was talking with a good (single) friend of mine about love. We were talking about how he believed everyone has "the one" for them and that a soulmate was out there for him. Now, I am actually kind of a romantic person, but I tried to talk him out of this idea because I don't think it sets you up for a successful marriage. In fact, I have a hunch that any marriage either gives this idea up, or gives up on the marriage.
I worked as a singles minister for a few years. I've done a lot of weddings and pre-marital counseling and I love it. It's great to see the optimism and hope that young couples have.
It's also very temporary.
Here's what I've learned over the years. Hauweraus is right, you always marry the wrong person. Let me explain:
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One of my favorite characters in the Bible is a guy named Jacob. His name means "liar," and he wears his name well. He's got a hairy older brother named Esau, and a helicopter parent for a mom. He lies, cheats, steals and eventually old Esau/Chewbacca decides to kill him.
Jacob has had to run away and take a job working for a distant relative who has a daughter named Rachel, and Jacob is immediately smitten. It's some of the most romantic language in the entire Bible. He works for seven years for her hand in marriage, and "the years felt as days because of his intense love for her."
It's poetic.
But in Jacob's day, people didn't really marry for emotional love the way we do in the modern western world.
According to one Old Testament scholar, this language, this part of the story is really rough and tawdry. It's not romanticizing Jacob's decisions, it's criticizing them. In the words of Tim Keller, "Jacob is acting [not like a lover, but] like an addict. And Rachel is his drug of choice.
Two Different Things
In other words, despite how poetic it sounds, Jacob isn't in love with Rachel, he's in love with how Rachel affects him. And those are actually two very different things.
Eventually, the seven years come to an end, Jacob is giving Rachel's hand in marriage (he thinks), and he wastes no time in getting down to business.
But then comes the surprise ending:
But when evening came, he took his daughter Leah and brought her to Jacob, and Jacob made love to her… but when morning came, there was Leah!
Jacob gets tricked into marrying Leah, Rachel's sister.
Boy gets girl, boy loses girl, boy accidentally marries sister.
It's a classic romantic-comedy.
Now I know that Genesis sounds pretty sexist, but Genesis is not promoting polygamy, if fact, everyone who has multiple spouses in Genesis is miserable. To be sure, Leah got the worst end of the deal here, but she's kind of the hero of this story. However, Genesis is making a point here, and all throughout this book: This is what life is like now that God has left the garden. You can't find in something or someone else what you were meant to find in God.
Happily Ever After
I love the way that C.S. Lewis says this in Mere Christianity:
"Most people, if they have really learned to look into their own hearts, would know that they do want something that cannot be had in this world. There are all sorts of things in this world that offer to give it to you, but they never quite keep their promise. The longings which arise in us when we first fall in love, of first think of some foreign country…are longings that no marriage, no travel can satisfy. I am not now speaking of what would be called unsuccessful marriages or holidays…I am speaking of the best possible ones. There was something we have grasped at, in that first moment of longing, which just fades away in the reality…They were a good wife, they holiday and scenery were excellent, but something has evaded us."
It's become cliche to hear about husbands leaving their wives for a younger woman. It's such a common storyline that we've grown numb to it; but never forget these are good men and women who are doing these things. They don't think they're doing something evil, they're just being consistent.
Because if there is "the one" that can fulfill you, and your spouse isn't her/him, then the only logical conclusion is that you married the wrong "one."
The most destructive thing about idolizing love is that it actually crushes the person you are supposed to be loving. He or she can't fulfill you, they were never meant to.
I care about this because I've heard the kind of moan and cry that comes from a wife and children who just found out a husband and father left them. I've seen the hurt when that same dad realized the consequences of the choice that he had made. That is the nature of idolatry.
You sacrifice for the gods, and then realize only afterward what you lost.
So back to Stanley Haurewaus (an ethics professor at Duke). Here's what he said in context:
"We always marry the wrong person. We never know whom we marry; we just think we do. Or even if we first marry the right person, just give it awhile and he or she will change. For marriage, being [the enormous thing it is] means we are not the same person after we have entered it. The primary challenge of marriage is learning how to love and care for the stranger to whom you find yourself married."
In other words, he's telling us something that Genesis has been saying for thousands of years, but every romantic comedy fails to mention.
In the morning, it's always Leah.
Learn how to love her.
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FUHSD contemplates changing school calendar; superintendent encourages feedback on topicThursday, August 7th, 2014 Issue 32, Volume 18.
"I would like folks to know that we are looking at two options concerning the school calendar and are seeking input," said Mitchell. The first option is to keep the calendar the same as it was last year (2013-2014) and will be this year (2014-2015), which features an early start (Aug. 11 this year) and earlier finish. This option allows for a full weeks break Thanksgiving week, but has created some challenges with athletics. The second option is to return to years past when school started a week later, finished a week later, and had a shorter Thanksgiving break. Option 1 (existing - start earlier, end earlier) Mitchell said the benefit to this schedule is that "folks have had a year of experience with this calendar," he said. " I know there is some desire that there be a little more continuity with the existing calendar structure before considering some type of change." One challenge, he said, "is the impact it has on athletics during the month of August." Since school starts earlier, it allows fewer practice opportunities for fall sports teams (to be competitive) because once school starts, the academic school day must be accommodated. The other effect takes place at the end of the school year. "By ending school in May, the potential for scheduling conflicts of senior-related activities (including graduation) with CIF playoffs greatly increases," said Mitchell. "For example, this past year, if our girls softball team had made it any further in CIF playoffs, they would Advertisement Option 2 (start later, end later) Mitchell said the benefit to this schedule is it "eases conflicts with athletics." The challenge it presents is that this option would affect Thanksgiving break, Mitchell said. "It would reduce the break to just Thursday (Thanksgiving) and Friday. The information and experience we have is that many of our students/families travel during that week, so one of two things happens. Either families choose not to travel when they wanted to â or â they travel anyway." If they travel, the school loses its average daily attendance allotment per student due to absenteeism, rendering a negative impact to the budget. Mitchell said the districts calendar committee is comprised of a variety of individuals who have been examining the situation and options, including four representatives of the teachers association. "The teachers association has been part of the conversation, but there has not been a formal statement from the association regarding their view of the options," said Mitchell. The superintendent explained that he has tried to establish calendars for two school years at a time since he has been with the district. "The uniqueness of this is that we transitioned to this relatively new calendar (earlier start, earlier release) and now there has been some hesitancy to take it forward for another two years," he said. Mitchell said he would welcome input on the topic. To view the two options, visit www.fuhsd.net. To submit an opinion regarding a calendar preference, email firstname.lastname@example.com. The options will be further discussed at the FUHSD board of trustees meeting on Aug. 11 and at a calendar committee meeting on Aug. 13. The recommendation will go before the board for a final vote on Aug. 25. 7 comments
They should have left it alone to begin with. Start school the day after Labor Day and get out of school mid June. It worked. Kids liked it. There was no reason to change it.
Let's see: start the day after Labor day, take the whole week of Thanksgiving off and add those three days to the end of the school year. I know, I know -- it's rocket science.
Why start school in early August? Hottest month of the year, plus my son plays baseball and if the team makes the playoffs then school will be out when the playoffs are going on. For 50 years, school started after Labor Day, now we are trying to reinvent the wheel. A lot of teachers tell me it is due to state test scores! The earlier the students are in school, the more they will learn and get through the text. I don't buy this. Good students will perform either way. Unprepared will struggle either way.
I WANT MY 12-week summer vacation back! I hate returning in August... it's 105+ where I work... it's absolutely miserable so don't say "kids are learing more" because they are not. It doesn't matter "when" a vacation is scheduled... kids are always out the day prior to and the day after the vacation starts anyways. Why in the world did we need to change it from start after Labor Day? Oh... it probably conflicted with government officials, Department of Education or "higher-ups" vacation time. NOTHING is ever done "for the kids"... that's the biggest lie in education.
Please change it back! I agree with Dee S in comment #2 why can't we add the 3 days to the end of the school year so we can have a week off for Thanksgiving? I believe this is what the mass majority wants.
Start after Labor Day, end mid-June. I agree with 'current teacher' one hundred percent. August is so hot! Also, it makes it difficult for kids to get summer jobs. No one wants to hire someone for the summer then have them leave Aug 11th. They want to keep them ALL summer which means up until Labor Day.
First... hat's off to the 'current teacher"'who has the courage to speak the truth! Kudos to you!! I went to Poway schools when I was a kid and like seemingly everyone who's written above, we started the day after Labor Day and ended the 2nd week of June. It was great! Someone pls clue me in....Why the big push these days to steal away a kids' summer? We push them academically, we push them in sports. For goodness sake, let 'em have a real summer!! Besides... as San Diegans why in the world would we not want to have the beaches and all the other great things about this great city we live in, all to ourselves those last two weeks of August??
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I think this has been a long time coming.
Some of you may be new steelers fans (Bettis Era) but if you go back to the 90's when Free Agency started, the Steelers were always a roster that was attacked by other teams. We would lose starter after starter and keep winning.
We always had someone as productive waiting in the wings.
We loose Thomas Everett and Aaron Jones and we replace them with Carnell Lake and Darren Perry
DJ Johnson gets replaced by Willie Williams
Hardy Nickerson gets replaced by Levon Kirkland
Gerald Williams by Joel Steed
Yancey Thigpen by Charles Johnson
Eric Green by Mark Bruener
I can go on and on and on with this.
The issue now is we are NOT replacing these players we cut or allow to walk via free agency with as good or better replacements.
So, based on that, the Steelers held these players like Farrior, Harrison, Taylor, Keisel, Hampton, Starks way too long. No one groomed to replace them so as their skills decline so does production. The fact we were the #1 defense means NOTHING...again...NOTHING...one more time...NOTHING!!!!
Its time to let the young guys play, to include rookies and let them take their lumps. As long as we have Big Ben, get a decent RB which we can draft and a solid OL, we can compete and in 2014 we will be better for it.
Trade down, accumulate picks, develop them ON THE FIELD and look for another 3-5 years of a championship run starting 2014.
This group has had a nice 10 year run, I'm fine with a 1-2 year fall from grace (like 98-00) to reload for another 10-12 year run.
Aaron Jones was a Defensive End for the Steelers....When Yancey left via FA, the Steelers drafted Ward and Troy Edwards the following 2 years.
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Syracuse Man Leads Ithaca Police on Highspeed Chase, Three Officers Injured
Friday, April 12, 2013
A Syracuse man was sent to Tompkins County Jail without bail after hitting an unmarked police car and injuring three police officers with a stolen vehicle.
On Thursday (April 11th) afternoon, Ithaca Police responded to the Hess Station on Elmira Road regarding a vehicle being stolen from the parking lot. Officer's responded to the scene and spotted the vehicle driving through the city and attempted to pull over the driver.
The driver was David Manzi, 53, of Syracuse. Ithaca Police say Manzi was driving at a high rate of speed and at times the wrong way down a one way road.
Manzi struck an unmarked police car with three officers inside. The vehicle received extensive damage. The officers were taken to a nearby hospital and treated for neck and back pain.
Manzi left the vehicle and fled on foot. Ithaca Police later found him inside a nearby housing complex.
He was arraigned Thursday evening in Ithaca City Court on charges of grand larceny in the third degree and reckless endangerment in the first degree, both class D felonies.
Additional charges are pending
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Shelly daydreamed often during that summer of 1980, thinking about the house that she and Earl, also a mill worker, would live in one day after they got married. She imagined having a daughter who would graduate from college and accomplish great things. But all that dreaming almost kept her from seeing the fantasy running in her direction.
She had been late jumping onto the Terry Fox bandwagon. One day a few months earlier, Shelly got home from her summer job at the local tourist agency, eager to change clothes and go meet Earl. "Hello," she called as she walked into her house.
"In the kitchen," her grandmother, Elma, responded. Shelly headed that way. Her grandmother was listening to a news report on the radio. "He's made it to Toronto," she announced. Elma pointed to a map of Canada spread out on the table, running her finger from St. John's, Newfoundland, where Terry had started to run in April by dipping his prosthesis in the Atlantic Ocean, over to Ontario, and then all the way to Vancouver, near his hometown of Port Coquitlam, British Columbia, where he was due to arrive in September. When finished, he would have run a total of more than 5,300 miles. "Just look at what this young man is doing!"
Terry had trained years for the run, preparing his legs—both the good one and prosthetic one—for what was in store. The prosthetic was a standard model, outfitted with a few primitive modifications for running; a metal valve, for instance, had been replaced with one of stainless steel so it wouldn't rust from sweat. During the Marathon of Hope, he would start running most mornings at 5, moving with a stride that consisted of two hops of his whole leg and one of his prosthesis, moving at roughly an 11-minute-per-mile pace. Terry would turn testy sometimes when challenged on his athletic integrity.
"Some people can't figure out what I'm doing," he had said in June. "It's not a walk-hop, it's not a trot. It's running, or as close as I can get to running, and it's harder than doing it on two legs. It makes me mad when people call this a walk. If I was walking, it wouldn't be anything."
He would run two miles, take a brief water break at the van that his best friend, Doug Alward, drove beside him, run another two miles, and then take another break. Terry continued this routine until he covered 14 to 16 miles, usually finishing his morning stint by 8. He would rest for three hours, then run another 10 to 12 miles, regardless of heat, cold, crowds, or headwinds.
In the afternoons and evenings, he gave interviews and addressed audiences in community halls and school gyms. As he spoke, a representative of the Canadian Cancer Society would move among the crowd, collecting bills and change in plastic trash bags and wrinkled grocery sacks. Every cent went directly to fighting cancer; all expenses for the Marathon of Hope were separately donated. He declined all sponsorship offers and displayed no advertising logos, not even a T-shirt with the name of a college or hockey team. The only hint of a corporation's presence were the three parallel stripes on Terry's dark-blue Adidas Orions.
He and Doug would spend the night in the van or, as they moved through Ontario and Terry's fame grew, in donated motel rooms. At 5 the next morning, they would return to the spot where he had stopped running the day before, which Doug had marked with a small stack of rocks piled by the highway. Making sure to set out from behind the rocks, Terry began the ordeal over again. He was determined to run every inch of the distance across Canada.
As he came closer to Wawa, millions of Terry Fox fans assumed that he was only halfway through his journey. No one could imagine that he actually approached the end: both of his epic road trip and of his brief life. But in terms of impact and influence, of inspiring hope and courage, of achieving fundamental progress in the fight against cancer, Terry was just getting started. "The way I think about Terry," says Alward, speaking not altogether metaphorically, "is that he's not really dead."
In 1976, Dick Traum became the first person to finish the New York City Marathon on a prosthetic leg. A few months later, in early 1977, in Port Coquitlam, British Columbia, 18-year-old Terry Fox developed osteogenic sarcoma, a rare type of bone cancer, which required his right leg to be amputated six inches above the knee. The day before the amputation, Terry's former high-school basketball coach happened across a copy of Runner's World with a story about Traum running New York. The coach brought the magazine to Terry that night, thinking the story might encourage him. The kid looked at the story but didn't say anything. The coach worried that he'd committed a terrible gaffe. But Terry kept studying Traum's photo. Finally, he said, "Thanks, Coach," and put the magazine aside.
Terry had a dream that night. He dreamed that if some old walrus like Traum could run the New York City Marathon, well...
Four years passed. Terry became world famous; then he died. He was honored with a memorial distance run, and because he had inspired the kid, Dick Traum was invited to Toronto to participate. At most American road races, Traum was the only disabled runner; he was astonished by the number of disabled athletes running the Canadian event.
He went home and reported the experience to Fred Lebow, the New York City Marathon race director. Lebow encouraged Traum to recruit disabled runners for the marathon, and thus was born the Achilles Track Club, which has grown into the largest and most influential organization of its kind in the world. "It didn't really come from me or that magazine story," says Traum, who remains president of the Achilles club. "It all came from Terry's dream."
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After losing his leg to cancer, Terry Fox set out to do the impossible: run 5,300 miles across his native Canada, one five-hour marathon at a time. He died before he could reach his goal, but retracing his route shows his legend to be very much alive.
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Nick Tapalansky returns with the keys to the (moon) kingdom, proudly professing his manly love for Sailor Moon on the occasion of her 20th birthday. You always remember your first.
Should they stick to the Manga? In Part 2 of "Everything Old Is New Again," we examine the remakes that try to follow the comic - - usually to the applause of fans. But should we automatically like them for adhering to the source material?
Alex picks a fight with the king of fighting games! Will 2D sprites finally win over 3D models? Just how much personality can you draw into this carnage?!
Bravery and confidence! Alex pierces the AT field of the mighty anime visionary, Hideaki Anno!
Nick's back, having visited every nerdy video game, book and toy store in Japan (some of them twice). So, why isn't he more excited?
Adventures in stomach-stretching! Check out all the sexy Japanese food we ate, direct from the motherland: fresh fish from Tsukiji, ramen made with delicious Hokkaido cheese, Kobe beef from... well, Kobe. McDonalds, MOS Burger, and a mountain of exclusive Kit-Kats await. Read on, but you might wanna eat something first.
American comic book writer Nick Tapalansky waxes philosophical on his early love of anime, the dark period in which he avoided it like the plague, and how FULLMETAL ALCHEMIST saved his nerdy life.
Everything Old Is New Again (Part 1). Love 'em or hate 'em, remakes are a part of anime culture and always have been, but what's the best approach for presenting a beloved series a second time? Nick's back again to examine "The Art of the Remake."
Nick rounds out his tell-all introduction and geek credentials with an exploration of the ever-confusing, always-enjoyable KINGDOM HEARTS and its lessons about the power of heart. Yep, that's another nerdy tattoo.
With New York Comic-Con just days behind us, Nick takes you behind the other side of the Artist Alley table, sharing some war stories as well as some tips to help you get the most out of your con.
NYC Edition! Looking to do something special for all the geeks you love? Nick finds some must-hit shops to help fill those SAILOR MOON stockings.
Alex digs into Satoshi Kon's tragically short catalogue of great work, and discovers something new!
What to expect when you're expecting. In Part 3 of "Everything Old Is New Again," Nick examines why we seem to be surrounded by remakes. Do they reaffirm the quality of our favorite stories or do they signal the end of creativity? SOMEBODY TELL ME HOW TO FEEL!
While Nick is busy visiting every Maid-cafe in Japan, close pal and colleague Alex Eckman-Lawn steps in to shed some light on one of anime's darkest directors and under-appreciated eras.
Alex points you towards a few gems from the wild days of the OVA, with an undeniable interest in all things American.
Nick has plenty of awesome to share from within Akihabara and beyond, including visits to the EVANGELION Store in Harajuku and the Ghibli Museum in Mitaka. Let's hit the streets, shall we? WARNING :: OODLES OF PHOTOS!


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Hull, Hannah Clothier 1872-1958Overview
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Hannah Clothier Hull
by Hannah Clothier Hull
in English and held by 2 WorldCat member libraries worldwide Other correspondents include Katharine M. Arnett, Zonia Baber, Gertrude Baer, Katherine Devereux Blake, Ellen Starr Brinton, Gertrude C. Bussey, Madeleine Z. Doty, Martha Helen Elliot, Katharine Ward Fisher, Alice Hamilton, Lida Gustava Heymann, Dorothy O. Hommel, Faith Ward Libby, Lola Maverick Lloyd, Anne H. Martin, Ruth R. Nichols, Mildred Scott Olmsted, Alice Thacher Post, Jeannette Rankin, Maud C. Stockwell, Flora B. Surles, Mabel Vernon, Mary Wilhelmine Williams, Emma Wold, and Amy Woods
Jane Addams papers
by Jane Addams
in English and held by 2 WorldCat member libraries worldwide The collection includes correspondence (1872-1935), speeches and publications by Jane Addams (some in manuscript form), articles about and other papers relating to Jane Addams, an extensive file of newspaper clippings, and a subject file of reference material used by Addams. There are also diary and engagement calendars, passports, visiting cards, reviews of her books, the Nobel Peace Prize medal, photographs, and family papers, particularly those of her father, John Huy Addams (1822?-1881)
Papers of Edwin D. Mead and Lucia Ames Mead
by Edwin D Mead
in English and held by 1 WorldCat member library worldwide Includes correspondence, notably between Edwin Mead and Andrew Carnegie (1902-1910) and Edwin Mead and Woodrow Wilson (1912-1914); diaries, notebooks, manuscripts, printed articles, peace cartoons, photographs, and memorials issued after their deaths; also, a file of newspaper clippings about attacks on Lucia Ames Mead for her role in the peace movement. Correspondents in this collection include: Jane Addams, Norman Angell, Emily Greene Balch, Alice Stone Blackwell, Andrew Carnegie, Rose Dabney Forbes, Hannah Clothier Hull, David Starr Jordan, Ramsay MacDonald, George Nasmyth, Rebecca Shelley, and Woodrow Wilson
Collected records
by Woman's Peace Party
in English and held by 1 WorldCat member library worldwide Collection includes minutes, speeches, & correspondence relating to Organization Conference in Jan. 1915; Executive Board minutes (1915-1919); correspondence (1914-1919); membership lists, statements, resolutions, reports, releases, literature, & clippings. Some materials relate to International Congress of Women at The Hague, April 1915, & to American delegation of the International Committee of Women for Permanent Peace (1915-1919). Records of New York & Mass. branches of Woman's Peace Party include scattered minutes, correspondence, resolutions, releases, & literature. Also eight scrapbooks (primarily clippings) assembled by Mass. branch
by Women's International League for Peace and Freedom
in English and held by 1 WorldCat member library worldwide Includes minutes, resolutions and general historical records; anniversary celebrations, committee minutes, literature and releases; office files from the legislative office, the finance and the executive director; includes miscellaneous records from branches, including New Jersey, New York and Pennsylvania, among others; a large correspondence file includes general office correspondence as well as that of the National Organizational Secretary, the Washington Legislative Secretary, and others; also contains approximately 2150 photographs and/or negatives, periodicals, posters, banners, scrapbooks, postcards, graphics, audiovisual material, campaign buttons, lapel ribbons and pins, bumperstickers and other stickers, and other memorabilia
by Emergency Peace Campaign (U.S.)
in English and held by 1 WorldCat member library worldwide Includes minutes, reports of field workers and peace caravans, correspondence, financial records, pledges of abstinence from war, publications, clippings, local peace council materials, and files of five of the campaign's twenty area offices (Kansas City, New York City, St. Louis, Chicago, and Michigan)
by Jane P Rushmore
in English and held by 1 WorldCat member library worldwide Personal correspondence of Jane Rushmore, as well as some letters relating the business of Friends Central Bureau. Also included is the collection of Emily Cooper Johnson of notes and recollections for her biography of Jane Rushmore, "Under Quaker Appointment." Primary correspondents include Hannah Clothier Hull
Gandhi correspondence Swarthmore College Peace Collection
by Gandhi
1 edition published in 2010 in English and held by 1 WorldCat member library worldwide This collection of images of 33 letters written by Mohandas K. Gandhi includes twenty letters written to Reginald Reynolds between 1929 and 1946, six letters to Richard B. Gregg between 1927 and 1953, and single letters to Jane Addams, Horace Alexander, C.Y. Chintamani, John H. Holmes, Hannah C. Hull, Dorothy Newman, and one unknown recipient. Letters are holographic or typewritten. Transcriptions and notes about the letters, including identification of people mentioned, are included
Family papers
by Margaretta Walton
in English and held by 1 WorldCat member library worldwide The Walton family was a long-time Quaker family, with many generations of the family active in Quaker concerns. The collection contains diaries and correspondence of Margaretta Walton and her husband, Jesse Pusey Walton; business papers and memorabilia; sermons; and related papers. Correspondents include Hannah Clothier Hull, John Greenleaf Whittier, and Sarah M. Griscom. Also included in the collections are journals (1836-1853) of her father, Joseph Shoemaker Walton, who was companion to several traveling Quakers ministers, especially Jesse Kersey
Emily Greene Balch papers
by Emily Greene Balch
in English and held by 1 WorldCat member library worldwide Correspondence (1875-1961); diaries (1876-1955); books and poetry by Balch; draft of autobiography and interviews with Mercedes M. Randall (1951); articles about Balch including Nobel Peace Prize publicity; research notes and subject files
by Elizabeth Powell Bond
in English and held by 1 WorldCat member library worldwide Correspondence (1860-1926), diaries and journals (1856-1925), business papers, speeches and articles, pictures, and memorabilia. Correspondents include Louisa M. Alcott, Ellen Emerson, Hannah Clothier Hull, William Lloyd Garrison, and others
Mahatma Gandhi papers
by Gandhi
in English and held by 1 WorldCat member library worldwide This collection consists primarily of 37 letters: 33 letters written by Mohandas K. Gandhi including twenty letters written to Reginald Reynolds between 1929 and 1946; six letters to Richard B. Gregg between 1927 and 1953; and single letters to Jane Addams, Horace Alexander, C.Y. Chintamani, John H. Holmes, Hannah C. Hull, Dorothy Newman, and one unknown recipient; copy of letter from Gandhi to Reynolds, copy of letter to A.J. Muste; letters concerning the collection from Richard B. Gregg to the Swarthmore College Peace Collection and from Reginald Reynolds to Charles F. Jenkins; and a letter from Syed Mahmud to Reginald Reynolds. Collection includes typescript copies of some letters; and a 1948 typescript by Reginald Reynolds about Gandhi's letters to him: "Letters from Bapu" (8 pages). Also includes one disc containing scanned images of the letters in TIFF format. Correspondence may be viewed online at Triptych, the Tri-College Digital Library. An online essay, Gandhi-Reynolds Correspondence in the Swarthmore College Peace Collection by Barbara E. Addison interprets the Mahatma Gandhi/Reynolds correspondence more
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Abbott, Grace, Addams, Jane, Archives Awards Baer, Gertrude Balch, Emily Greene, British Occupation of India (1765-1947) Catt, Carrie Chapman, Conference for the Reduction and Limitation of Armaments Detzer, Dorothy, Disarmament Forbes, Rose Dabney, Germany Hamilton, Alice, Heymann, Lida Gustava, Hull, Hannah Clothier, Illinois India Karsten, Eleanor Daggett, Manuscripts, American Manuscripts on microfilm Mead, Lucia True Ames, Militarism New York (State) Nobel Prizes Pacifism Pacifists Peace Peace--Archival resources Peace movements Peace--Societies, etc Peace--Sources Pennsylvania Pennsylvania--Swarthmore People's Council of America for Democracy and Peace Political refugees Quakers Sheepshanks, Mary, Suffragists United States War--Moral and ethical aspects Woman's Peace Party Women Women's International League for Peace and Freedom Women's International League for Peace and Freedom.--Congress Women's International League for Peace and Freedom.--U.S. Section Women and peace Women--Societies and clubs Women--Suffrage World War (1914-1918)--Peace
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Sometimes, irrespective of who you wagered on in the race, the fitting result, or the fairytale ending, should unfold.
At Royal Randwick racecourse in Sydney Australia, March 29, save for just a quarter of an inch, that would have happened.
The scene: the group I Royal Randwick Guineas for 3-year-olds over a mile. It's a great race traditionally worth $500,000, and this year featured the best 3-year-old Australians have seen in 30 years--Weekend Hussler (Hussonet--Weekend Beauty). As usual, Brad Rawiller was on board for the ride.
He was up against 16 other classy 3-year-olds--all from Sydney and none of them had ever met him before. The Victorian champion was racing in Sydney for the very first time, and of course this meant he was running clockwise for the first time in his career of 10 starts. In Melbourne, they race counter-clockwise.
One of his rivals was outstanding Sydney 3-year-old Triple Honour (Honours List-Myrrh), who had won four of his only six starts to date. He was to be ridden by Nash Rawiller, brother of Brad.
When the big field left the barriers both horses began well and settled into good positions. Pretty much next to one another. The turf track was a little damp, and so when they turned for home, Weekend Hussler bulldozed his way into the clear from fifth spot and charged down the center of the track, presumably looking for better going. Triple Honour stayed closer to the inside saving ground. He was fourth upon cornering and by staying nearer the rails, he actually hit the front with just over a furlong to travel. Weekend Hussler, on the other hand, was changing leads and not really relishing the Sydney way of going. And, he was drifting out under hard riding to the left, but he gritted his teeth and made a dash for Triple Honour. You could sense the theatre right there.
Slowly but surely he reeled him in and the pair hit the line with just a quarter of an inch separating them.
"I looked across at Nash and smiled," Brad Rawiller said. "I said, 'I think I just got you,' and he fired straight back, 'Nope I think I hung on.' "
The result of the photo took three minutes, the race eventually being awarded to Weekend Hussler and connections of the runner-up immediately called for a re-examination of the print.
"I think on one level a dead-heat would have been the best result for us as brothers, but because I was on such a raging hot favorite and a champion, I really actually wanted to get the photo," explained Brad after the race, relieved the verdict had gone his way.
Triple Honour, the bravest of runners-ups, is the best son of his well-bred sire and English group II winner (French group I placed) Honours List, who stands at Widden Stud in New South Wales. Adding merit to his run was the fact he had never been over a mile before. Weekend Hussler has and that probably was the difference on the day.
Third home nearly two lengths back was stallion hope Arlington (Red Ransom--Savannah Success) whose little half-brother by Redoute's Choice fetched $1 million at the Magic Millions yearling sale three days ago. His run from an AJC Derby perspective was outstanding. "Super performance," agreed his rider Jim Cassidy. "Just wait until he runs over a trip. This is a good horse."
The race itself was a good race and full honors go to the first three home. Sadly for Brad Rawiller, he'll be watching races for the next few weeks as opposed to riding in them. The Victorian jockey, in his desperation to get his horse out and running at the top of the lane, was deemed to have caused some traffic problems by the stewards. "I haven't barged out of my position, my horse just rolled being a Melbourne horse in Sydney for the first time," Rawiller said in his defense. It fell on deaf ears.
Rawiller will start his suspension after Wednesday's Newcastle Newmarket meeting and he will miss the group I Ranvet Stakes and group I Rosehill Guineas fixtures over the next three weeks. Luckily for him, Weekend Hussler, who now has five group I wins from 10 starts and Aus$2,117,000 in purse money, is not due to race again until late in April.
The winner is trained by Ross McDonald, who said to the media, "My horse is a champion--and luckily today he proved he is a brilliant chaser, too."
Chris Waller trains the second horse while Graeme Rogerson prepares Arlington.
The race was run in 1.36.56 on a soft track.
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