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- Marty: Offense is "light years ahead" of where it was last year [The Star-Ledger]
- More Marty: Hill has "looked just excellent so far" [The Star-Ledger]
- Nice write-up on the OTA session earlier this week [Jets Insider]
Way OT, but if you've ever see ESPN's piece on Dominic Moore (http://vimeo.com/92867833), it's impossible not to root for him.
FOOTBALL COURAGE-"BOOKENDS" Da Pliars's song "BOOKENDS" becomes the bedrock for this essay on the courage required to play this game. Just another LOVE STORY with a violent twist. Steve Sabol of NFL Films let me do 2 pieces in the mid 90s. Steve rejected both but you can now see them. This is the 1st, the 2nd is a Big Boys Ballet. Coming soon to you on some device.
This is more like it from Coz too:
Step in the right direction from the beat writers.
Your move, Manish.
Kudos to Rich Cimini. Yeah, I just said that.
THIS is the type of article we want to see more of:
I told everbody about stephen hill u cant write off young talent he was a project when he came in now u got two deep ball qb and his second year oc thats going to put stephen hill in the right places to make plays and hes a run blocking wr sky is the limit for him
Vegas read about the OTAs in the daily links and now favor the Jets in 16 games.
Is the headline of this topic alluding to Michael Vick in some bizarre way...
Folks, when Hill came in everyone said 2-3 yrs , that was the expectation. In his first year he had the worst QB in the League( go ahead , now say sanchez wasn't) in his second yr he was injured most of the year, had to learn a new offense and had a rookie QB who was not the worst but near the bottom of the pile in most categories. if healthy, this could and should be the year he urns it on. too soon to give up on a 6'5" WR with his speed and is only 23.
Like most on the blog I have been extremely disappointed by Hill. However, as I look more specifically at what has happened to him since his rookie year, I am not sure I have been fair. First he was clearly a project coming from the Georgia Tech program - where the pass was an afterthought. Second he was so young. I think he is still just 23. So given those two things we would expect it to take him a year or two just to become familiar enough with the system to be able to just play instinctively. So in his first 2 seasons I would still be disappointed because he showed no improvement from one year to the next. However, this could be due to going from the Sparano disaster to a real offense as run by Morninwig. I would have to admit that as a very young player , this would be a very difficult, albeit a positive, transition. But more significant is the fact that he has had injury issues. Specifically Knee issues with swelling and pain ever since midway thru his rookie season (maybe earlier). When I tried to figure out the specific nature of his injuries, most of the info on-line seemed incomplete and contradictory. He supposedly had a sprained LCL in 2012 (LCL damage is much less common than MCL) but later last year I read articles that referred to his having had surgery to repair the LCL in Dec 2012. LCL surgery is usually required if there is a tear or rupture not for a sprain or stretch of the ligament. So did he have a tear? I haven't found anything definitive - heck , the articles that cited the surgery even seemed to be vague and non-definitive. This much I do know, if he had surgery on his ligament in December - it was pretty remarkable that he was actually participating in practice 6 months later. In fact, that would sort of explain all the knee swelling last year and you have to wonder what the medical staff was thinking putting him on the field 6 months later.. Anyway - it sound s like he is now healthy so maybe Marty's observations are a sign that he is back on track.. only time will tell.
Historically, the Jets have been pretty terrible at developing quarterbacks and it looks like that insane tradition will continue this year. I guess Tajh Boyd's gonna get a shot next year....
@joemustgo Thanks for posting this; just saw it on ESPN. Not gonna lie.....started to tear up.
@Bent Dowling is a good sleeper pick IMO. I think he has a chance to make some contributions this year.
I think he's been in the perfect position to make plays. He should have been able to shine on a team so devoid of weapons, but he dissappeared, literally dissapeared.
@maynard Wasn't Blaine Gabbert starting in 2012?
@maynard I wonder if the fact he had such a great first game served to reset expectations which has been a negative in the long run.
@maynard if he turns it around, I would offer him a contract for 10 years, lol, at 6' 5" and growing, with his speed and leaping ability, you don't see athletes like that often. Last one was Randy Moss, imagine if he turns out to be half the threat Moss was. I wonder if his stride is longer now, making his straight line speed faster.
@jaygo I've come to despise the ticker. If I want to check scores it takes me two seconds on my phone. I really don't need to see the score of the Jags/Titans game over and over and over and over. Chalk up this innovation as cool when it started but outlived its usefulness. Kinda like Tebow.
@jaygo Great comment from "failover":
"SNY's number looks a lot better when you consider that the alternative would be to have the Mets take up more of the screen."
@mrblint It really is so difficult to find out what his injuries really are. usually when a guy is shut down the team gives a specific injury. For 2 years with him it was "knee swelling" which could be a lot of things. Also add onto the fact that he has never had surgery in the leaugue. I don't understand the secrecy behind it.
@privatejet hsahahahahahhahahahahahahahahhahahahah.... boyd next year. damn you funny
@1969JAN12th @joemustgo Me, too.
@a57se So there can't be any actual reporting anymore? You either fluff the team or bash it?
This is a nice article about a guy you should probably take the time to know. He was brought in on a tryout and almost immediately signed to the roster.
@gbrownn He literally disappeared? That explains why the QB didn't see him when he was in those positions!
Someone photoshop a puff of smoke into these:
The Jets' desperate need for an explosive receiver over the last two years, combined with all the talk of Hill's 'potential' was more likely what raised both expectations and impatience,
Lost in between the hype and the hope was the fact that Hill wasn't a proven commodity coming out of college, didn't have the production say of Jace Amaro, nor did he come from a system that relied on and helped him develop as a receiver.
As such, he was all potential and little else, and changing offensive systems and the challenges at QB, as well as the injuries, have prevented him from fulfilling that potential.
Trouble is, you can only carry the burden of 'potential' so long before it buries you. I actually think he will step up and get it done this year, but I have no more patience with him if he doesn't. Time for Hill to move the needle or move on.
@Bent Was his first game really all that impressive? When I watch that game and I see more bad D than I see impressive play from Hill. Just my 2 cents.
Awe man wow. I'm so blind to others needs. But God knows and therefor I pray for Dominic Moore that the good lord will intercede and heal his deepest need.
@Bent @gbrownn That photo is a microcosm of Sanchez's entire career. His vision/awareness is sub subpar...
@Bent Theres more examples of him being covered. Every QB misses open WRs you know that.
Lost inbetween the hype of his combine performance and Megatron playing at GT was that he simply should not have been drafted where we took him. I'd be fine with Hill if he was a true mid round "project" guy, but the fact that we gave up assets and other (better) prospects is what drives me and other fans crazy
@gbrownn I'll take "not all that impressive" if it translates to those kind of numbers on a regular basis.
@Tequila Joe I wonder if in the future some witty coach will put radio sets in the helmets of the QB's and Receivers..lol, QB1 This is Receiver 3, I'm wide open, throw over here, lol, QB would look like Joe Montana..lol
@gbrownn As someone who goes to most/all of the home games, it happens far more often than you probably think.
That's fair. But it is water under the bridge now and the Hill bashing should settle down.
He was put in a tough spot when he was ask to start right away and be a #1 WR and his injuries haven't helped either. But I hear so much every day about how he is a bust or a washed up has been.
He's 24 and should have always been regarded as a 3 yr prospect. Last yr it would have been nice to see a big jump, but it didn't happen. But I do think that there was improvement before his knee started bothering him. I will hold off any judgement on him untill after the season and hopefully he can make the jump.
Geno to Hill....TD.....Get used to it!
@Bent As would I, but they didn't. So that would strengthen my case that his first game was more a product of bad D than it was impressive play. He hasn't done anything of the sort since. And it can be argued that his game this year was a product of terrible D from Justin Rogers.
@Brendan Maybe, but if that was the case then that would mean the coaches see it too. But Hill actually got phased out of the offense as the year went on. MM drew up a lot more backside clear out routes for him (basically the last option) f he was open and Geno was missing him. I would think they would make it more of a effort to get him the ball and not phase the kid out.
@jsadolph I know his outside factors have not been the best. But to me that doesn't change Hill the player. He still has to get more consistent catchin with his hand(with the pads on). Be more physical with little DBs and just developing an overall awareness of the game. I'm not bashing I dont think, Im just giving my assessment of Hill the player. If he comes out and does a 180 I'll be the first to admit maybe I passed judgement to soon and maybe go buy his jersey.
@gbrownn I think the most impressive he's looked was when he came up with a couple of big catches on the final drive in Atlanta.
@gbrownn Yup, and I think that's what the coaches have in mind when they talk up Hill. He's shown an ability to get open, which is half of the game of a WR.
And he didn't get phased out, that's kind of a misnomer. He got hurt (or wore down, however you want to phrase it) and had a big dip in production/targets that coincided with Geno's big dip (November).
With Geno (and Mark, to a degree) I think it was simply a situation where they'd look at Hill early, he'd be covered, and then they wouldn't progress back to him in their reads, so they'd never see him once he got open. I'm basing that solely on how often and how open he would get sometimes. It's not all the time, obviously, but some games it was definitely noticeable from the stands.
I was not intending to bash you in particular. I was just speaking of the constant bashing that I hear. I seams to be a little overboard.
I seem to remember when he got drafted that everyone was in consensus that he was a 3 yr prospect. Then after a few rough games, there were a lot of people throwing out the bust word.
Short term memory is fun to lose, but not as fun to live with.
@Bent I swear to God if someone would ask me what Hills most impressive play as a Jet was. It would be the drag route on that final drive. Caught and secured the ball, turned upfield and made 2 people miss for the first down. Probably the only example of his career of him doing that.If he did more of that I would be singing a compltelty different tune trust me. I havent seen enough of that to keep putting blind faith in his combine performance and age.
@Brendan I would hate the coaches if they knowingly kept putting his gimpy knees out there. If he's too hurt to be productive, then why play him. Having his one dimensional skillset out there hurt the offense. It got to a point where thats all MM could do with him. Once Hill was out of the lineup we actually looked like a viable NFL offense. I dont think that a coincedence. It really annoys me that nobody wants to get specific with his injuries, "knee swelling" is too basic.
@jsadolph Yeah that drop in the NE game def soured a couple fans on him. But who can blame them ya know? You trade up for a 6'4 freak you expect him to produce
@gbrownn Did you see our receiving corps last year? We were starting multiple guys that we picked up off the street mid-season because there were a bunch of injuries. People play hurt in the NFL, and if it wasn't him, it would be a backup TE playing WR or something.
@_fense I don't get your point. All of those guys we picked up off the street produced more than him also. Im saying if he was too hurt to play then dont play him. He played injured and didnt do didly poo, that hurts the team.
@a57se Oh yeah I forgot, 2-3 year "project" Whatver that means. Fans want production or any signs of improvement, Hill has shown neither. This is it for him.
2-3 year project is against the law in NY.

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Emily Dillard, 68, of Harriman, passed away Monday, May 6, 2013, in University of Tennessee Medical Center.
She was preceded in death by her parents, Garlin and Ella Stewart of Gobey; brother, Vester Stewart, Michigan; sister, Flonnie Moore, Wartburg; and brother-in-law, John Clark, Harriman.
She is survived by husband, N.G. Dillard, Harriman; daughter and son-in-law, Rena and Mike Dishman; son, Chris Galyon; grandchildren, Josh Dishman, Matt and Jesi Dishman, Tyler Dishman and Anna Galyon; great-grandchildren, Kaley and Elijah Dishman; sister, Ann Clark, Harriman; sister and brother-in-law, Nina and Harold "Buddy" Veno, Harriman; sister and brother-in-law, Caroline Sue and George Gallaher, Chattanooga; brother and sister-in-law, Orman and Deanna Stewart, Knoxville; brother and sisters-in-law, Carl and Melissa Stewart, Gobey, and Darlene Welch, Mossy Grove; along with several very special nieces and nephews.
Graveside service will be at 10 a.m. Friday, May 10, at Roane Memorial Gardens. The family will receive friends from 6 to 8 p.m. Thursday, May 9, in Kyker Funeral Home, Harriman.
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U.S. election: Is the Tea Party over?
Two years ago, the Tea Party was hailed as America's most invigorating new political movement, but several of its stars lost election bids this week.
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A chilly day in February came to a boil without warning. A frenetic CNBC reporter, Rick Santelli, took the floor at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange in 2009 to vent his rage against the U.S. government's foreclosure-relief plan.
"The government is rewarding bad behaviour," he ranted to cheering traders. "Subsidized losers" didn't deserve to have mortgages. The people who needed support were ones who "carry the water instead of drink the water."
Then, to louder cheers, "I'm going to have a Chicago Tea Party in July, all you capitalists that want to show up at Lake Michigan, I'm going to start organizing!"
Enter the Tea Party.
Hailed as America's most invigorating new political movement of the 21st century, it poured across the country into state legislatures and the seat of government in Washington — a movement steam-powered by people who were mad as hell and not going to take it any more.
By the time the Republicans won a thumping majority of 242 to 193 in the House of Representatives in 2010, the Tea Party was a force to be reckoned with in the most hallowed halls of American politics.
Now, pundits pronounce, the party may be over.
In this week's election, Senate hopefuls Richard Mourdock and Todd Akin were trounced after overheated remarks about women and rape. Popular partier Josh Mandel, a former Ohio state treasurer, was steamrolled by incumbent Sherrod Brown, named the capital's most liberal legislator.
One-time pin-up boy Scott Brown lost his Massachusetts seat to consumer activist Elizabeth Warren, mooted for an eventual run at the White House.
High-profile North Dakota lawmaker Rick Berg — who succumbed to right-wing pleas to run in Washington — was sent back west after just one term, and a squeaky-close election.
Paul Ryan, the Tea Party's favourite budget head-butter, kept his seat in the House, but lost his bid for the vice-presidency under the more moderate Mitt Romney.
The list goes on.
Uber-partier Michele Bachmann of Minnesota, a founder of the House's much-feared Tea Party Caucus, hung onto her seat by a (manicured) fingernail. Sandpaper-tongued Congressman Joe Walsh was shot down by Tammy Duckworth, an Iraq combat veteran and double amputee whom he slagged as a dubious "true hero."
And House freshman Allan West, a rare black Tea Party candidate known for his extreme rhetoric and attack ads, narrowly lost in Florida to Democratic rival Patrick Murphy.
Although the Tea Party's hope for a Republican Senate majority is quashed — the Democrats will keep their slim advantage but miss the 60 seats needed for easy passage of bills — the House remains firmly in Republican hands.
Those who have studied the movement closely say that reports of the Tea Party's death are premature, and prospects for political compromise still distant.
"It's a more liberal Senate," says Norman Ornstein, co-author of It's Even Worse Than It Looks, on the rise of extremism in American government. "But the House grows more conservative and polarized."
Most of the Republican freshmen who were elected in 2010 won again this time, but at the price of resisting compromise.
"They were challenged from the right. The lesson they learned is that you move to the centre at your peril," Ornstein said.
Discipline imposed by House leaders under the sway of the Tea Party's "no surrender" ideology has kept it that way. So has the redrawing of congressional districts. And the primary process, in which moderates who win seats can be removed from the next election slate, makes it likely that the Tea Party's grip will not slip any time soon.
The big money that has flowed into the Tea Party from its early days has also ensured that candidates stay steeped in the movement's policies.
"The national billionaire-backed advocacy groups that manipulate funding and endorsements in the name of the Tea Party are not merely trying to win the next election for the (Republicans)," say Theda Skocpol and Vanessa Williamson in their book The Tea Party and the Remaking of Republican Conservatism."Instead they aim to remake the Republican Party into a disciplined, uncompromising machine devoted to radical free-market goals."
Those goals include smaller government, lower taxes and shrinking social programs for the "undeserving" poor who were the subject of Santelli's rant.
But Harvard sociologist Skocpol, who has studied the movement since 2009, points out that the Tea Party's influence is more complicated than that, and its amoeba-like quality — oozing from the grassroots to the pinnacles of power — makes it hard to pin down, or to shut down.
"A lot of those at the grassroots are regular folk whipped up to activism by fear, which often comes from media hype. They are in their own right-wing world locked into things that aren't true," she says.
"They put pressure on the office-holders to stick to that agenda, and so do the big money funders who want no compromise."
In the past, says Tea Party constitutional scholar Rob Natelson of the Colorado-based Independence Institute, similar conservative groups have sprung up and vanished once a Democratic president leaves office. But prospects for a quick exit for this movement are dim.
"People are asking if it will give up now and go home," he says. "The answer is that (President Barack) Obama hasn't been replaced. Some of the folks may be demoralized, but the Tea Party won't dry up and fade away."
Eventually, though, the movement appears doomed unless it can weed out the extreme social-conservative factions that dragged it down in this election, connect with mainstream values and re-energize younger members.
"The dividing line for (joining) the Tea Party is about 45," says Skocpol. "They're older voters who are frightened by the changes hitting them all at once. Doomed? It will take a while."
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The American Heart Association (AHA) is a non-profit organization in the United States that fosters appropriate cardiac care in an effort to reduce disability and deaths caused by cardiovascular disease and stroke. It is headquartered in Dallas, Texas. The American Heart Association is a national voluntary health agency whose mission is: "Building healthier lives, free of cardiovascular diseases and stroke."
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- Toggle 3 FNS National School Lunch and School Breakfast Programs: Nutrition Standards for All Foods Sold in School, as Required by the Healthy, Hunger-Free Kids Act of 2010 2011
- Toggle 2 FDA Draft Guidance for Industry, Food and Drug Administration Staff, and Clinical Laboratories; Framework for Regulatory Oversight of Laboratory Developed Tests (LDTs); Availability 2011
- Toggle 1 FDA Draft Guidance for Industry and Food and Drug Administration Staff; Evaluation of Sex Differences in Medical Device Clinical Studies; Availability 2011
- Toggle 1 FDA PDUFA V Patient-Focused Drug Development; Public Meeting and Request for Comments 2012
- Toggle 1 HHS Proposed Data Collection Standards for Race, Ethnicity, Primary Language, Sex, and Disability Status Required by Section 4302 of the Affordable Care Act 2011
- Toggle 1 HHS Health Information Technology; HIT Policy Committee: Request for Comment Regarding the Stage 3 Definition of Meaningful Use of Electronic Health Records (EHRs) 2012
- Toggle 1 FDA Food Labeling: Revision of the Nutrition and Supplement Facts Labels 2012
- Toggle 1 FSIS Reducing Sodium in the Food Supply; Establishing Sodium Reduction Targets; Establishment of Dockets; Request for Comments, Data and Information 2011
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- Toggle 35 EPA Control of Air Pollution From New Motor Vehicles: Tier 3 Motor Vehicle Emission and Fuel Standards 2011
- Toggle 16 EBSA Incentives for Nondiscriminatory Wellness Programs in Group Health Plans 2012
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NAFTA at 20: Deeper, better, NAFTA
North America's trade deal has delivered real benefits. But the job is not done6
Poverty in Mexico: A few more pesos, a lot more stress
The introduction of new taxes will hit the poor hardest13
NAFTA at 20: Ready to take off again?
Two decades ago the North American Free-Trade Agreement got off to a flying start. Then it stalled13
Reforms in Mexico: Oil's well that ends well
A bumpy year ends on a high note21
Reform in Mexico: Foot on the gas
It looks like Congress decided that a fast-tracked electoral bill was a price worth paying for a bold energy reform13
An increasingly popular weapon in the fight against corruption: fake money8
Extortion in Latin America: Death and taxes
The scourge of extortion has spread across Latin America3
The Economist explains: Why do Mexicans get so worked up about their oil?
Because it is a historical asset as much as an economic one20
Economic power: Time to pay the piper
America's economic difficulties are mostly political8
Energy in Mexico: Make or break for Peña Nieto
Mexico's president should push for a bolder energy reform2
Advertising to children: Cookie Monster crumbles
Are children fair game for sophisticated and relentless marketing techniques? Many countries think not21
Mexico's president: The year of leading from behind
The proof of a breathless programme of reform aimed at trustbusting will be in the fine print and the robustness of its implementation10
Mexico's car industry: Steaming hot
The country will soon be the world's seventh biggest carmaker6
Mexican union bosses: The legacy of La Quina
Joaquín Hernández Galicia, known as La Quina, a former powerful and controversial head of the Mexican oil-workers' union, died on November 11th, aged 917
Drafting constitutions: Mix and match
Countries change their constitutions often. There's an app for that1
The Americas: The year of moving sideways
The Americas in a nutshell8
Mining in Mexico: The sovereign take
A new royalty rattles investors5
Central American emigrants: Beastly business
Cruelty and injustice on the migrant trail1
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Writer, photographer, trivia champion and survivor.
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The Jericho and the Barn
I've driven by this part of Glenmont several times – most often when I'm going to or coming back from watching a film at the Jericho Drive-In. And on Monday, I had some Lomography 120 redscale film in the camera and a few shots to spare. Redscale film is film that is inserted into the […] [Read More]
The Christmas Star Trails – and a very special star that just shot by…
I wanted to try this, and this may be the only chance in my lifetime that this will work. Everything has to coordinate. I need as clear and cloudless a sky as possible. I can't have any artificial lighting sources – streetlights, headlights, anything. A once-in-a-lifetime photograph – capturing a star trail on Christmas Eve. […] [Read More]
At the Top of the Empire State Building, and I've only got one choice…
Last Saturday, I took my friend Cindy to New York City for a Christmas sightseeing holiday. We saw the tree at Rockefeller Center (and while we were there, we saw one of those "here's an engagement ring, will you marry me?" proposals – yes, she accepted); we paid our respects at Ground Zero; we shopped […] [Read More]
Hope I don't get snooped on by KGB …
Because the last thing I need is the Soviet Secret Police coming to visit me in the middle of the night, wondering what I'm doing with their Russian camera film and why I'm shooting it with an American camera. Background. A month ago, I acquired a Revere Eye-Matic EE-127 rangefinder camera. I tested it out […] [Read More]
What's white, made of aluminum and fires twelve shots?
It's my new 127 camera. Yep. To replace my recently donated Ansco Cadet camera, I snagged a 1958 Revere Eye-Matic EE 127 rangefinder camera off eBay. And I know you're all looking at me and saying, "Oh geez, Chuck got yet ANOTHER camera. What does this camera do that all his others can't?" Well, for […] [Read More]
Results of the 2011 St. Agnes Cemetery Photo Contest
Last May, I tried to use my split-film photography techniques in a controlled environment. I loaded two of my "experimental" cameras – my Agfa Chief and my Holga – with 35mm splitfilm mixtures, and then took both cameras to St. Agnes Cemetery in Menands. It was a rainy Sunday afternoon, drizzly and gloomy and wet […] [Read More]
The "Single Shot Half Shot" Photography Experiment: Two Cameras With One Film
Remember my splitfilm experiments, where I crammed two rolls of film into one camera and shot away, then re-assembled the developed films – like a jigsaw puzzle – into award-winning photos? Sure you do. Two films in one camera. Great idea. But what if I tried two cameras with one film? You heard me… two […] [Read More]
The Weave: A New Photography Experiment
My buddy Jeremy McNamara recently sent me this picture, an artwork created by South Korean photographer Seung Hoon Park. "Can you figure out how this was done?" he asked me. Impressive… isn't it? After much research, I found that Ms. Park, whose works have been shown throughout Asia and the United States, uses 16mm movie […] [Read More]
Another star trail photo from the Sacandaga Lake
Last week, when I took my Nikon D700 to the Great Sacandaga Lake and photographed the star trails in the heavens (new moon, no clouds in the sky), I decided to bring one of my film cameras along for the ride. Yep, I brought along my Rolleiflex Automat MX twin-lens reflex camera. Inside the Rollei […] [Read More]
Lodge's, Llamas, Agfa-Ansco and other fun things at the New York State Fair
This just in. 5:00 a.m. is an ungodly hour to hit the road for the New York State Fair. However, it's the best time to go – especially on a day when EVERYBODY's going to Saratoga for Travers Day. Good. You guys all go fight for parking and lose your money there. I'll go in […] [Read More]
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Family Math Night popular at Rossman
Rossman Elementary's cafeteria was packed with excited students working with their parents during the school's first Family Math Night on Thursday.
In reality, it was the second Family Math Night at the school, as the first one a few weeks ago was held for first and second graders. This time around, third, fourth, and fifth graders came out with their parents.
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HIV/AIDS and Civil Liberties
Larry Kramer, "Whose Constitution is it Anyway?"
The HIV epidemic is a health crisis. But since it began in the U.S. in the early 1980's, the collateral social consequences of the epidemic have also been catastrophic. Over and over again, people with HIV disease were -- without medical justification -- denied access to employment, housing, schools, health care and other basic social rights, and the search for a cure was joined by a struggle for basic civil rights. AIDS forces American society to confront the conflict between individual and community interests in the formulation of public policy.
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In dealing with the AIDS crisis, the government must be guided by three principles: (1) that public policy must be based on medical facts and realities, not ignorance and prejudice; (2) that the AIDS crisis must not become a pretext for unjustified violations of individual rights; and (3) that the least restrictive measures possible must be used to achieve public health goals.


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Colored Pencil Works by Dirk BachJuxtapoz // Monday, November 26, 2012
Perhaps having one of our favorite names in art, illustration Dirk Bach also happens to be a very talented craftsman working with graphite and colored pencils. The scenes are still-lifes, with a hint of surrealism and collage. He has shown throughout the United States.
Sketches by Henry LewisJuxtapoz // Monday, November 26, 2012
Henry Lewis is a tattoo artist and prolific painter from San Francisco who often combines human, animal, and textual elements into his mythical works. This collection of sketches and ink paintings--with dragons, beasts, and Asian-inspired linework--almost looks like it could be found in a museum of ancient paintings, but the amazingly tripped out energy of these works is all his own.
Backwoods Gallery Presents "Carrion": a new exhibition by RoaStreet Art // Sunday, November 25, 2012
If not yet, soon, Roa will have painted every animal known to exist in just about every city in the world. Well, that may be a stretch, but Roa appears to be everywhere, painting everything, all the time. Down in Australia, the artist will be showing new work at Backwoods Gallery opening November 30, 2012. We suggest you go. Do it.
The House that would not BudgeJuxtapoz // Sunday, November 25, 2012
This isn't so much an art story so much as it is just a plain awesome story. Luo Baogen and his wife refused to leave their home in Wenling, Zhejiang, China because they felt that the government's relocation compensation was not enough for them to rebuild a new home. So instead, they stayed put and made the government build a road around their 5-story home.
Flash Sheets from Joel AlbertssonTattoo // Sunday, November 25, 2012
Suffice it to say, we've never seen flash like this. We love the way that Joel Albertsson of Göteborg Classic Tattooing switches up his palette and uses the visual vocabulary of traditional tattoo flash to depict very non-traditional imagery. From depictions of ritualistic and "primitive" objects to literally blue Blues musicians, Albertsson's distinctive sheets of flash are amazing works of art.
Sketch Theatre: Carl Grace & Josh HaganJuxtapoz // Sunday, November 25, 2012
In this time-lapse video from Sketch Theatre, we see a collaborative illustration between artists Carl Grace and Josh Hagan come to life in a few minutes. 'Sketch Theatre serves to motivate and inspire artists from all walks of life. Aspiring artists are exposed to contemporary artists and the various career paths taken by these like-minded individuals who all began their careers with the primary process of putting ideas and expressions down with a pencil & paper...'
GBAKILLERS, MADSOCIETY,AND THEMOSTDEF by ASKEWGraffiti // Sunday, November 25, 2012
New Zealand's Askew outdid himself with this new wall representing his three crews GBAK(Gbakillers), MSK(Madsociety), and TMD(Themostdef).
Video: MQ and friends bombing San FranciscoGraffiti // Saturday, November 24, 2012
ArtPrimo presents a new video featuring all around vandalism by MQ and friends in the streets of San Francisco. Soundtrack by Death for an all around win.
Print Release: Michael Peck "Fighter Pilot #1" & "Spitfire"Juxtapoz // Saturday, November 24, 2012
We have had a great time covering the works of Michael Peck this year both in print and web, and the Victoria, Australia-based artist just released two prints (in two sizes) of the paintings Spitfire and Fighter Pilot #1. Each image has been released in a large format and small format sizing. Check after the jump for details.
Sobekcis x ZoerJuxtapoz // Saturday, November 24, 2012
Two highly talented piecers we regularly post about, Zoer and Sobekcis, collaborating to bring you this hodgepodge of design and lettering.


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A second home on Plum Island toppled into the surf overnight and several more are on the brink, after a surprisingly powerful nor'easter finally brought the devastation residents there have been dreading for months.
The home at 31 Annapolis Way is the latest casualty of the storm, which has ravaged the fast-eroding barrier island shared by Newburyport, Rowley and Ipswich.
"Last night, we heard it groaning, so we knew it was going to go," said Ron Barrett, of the Plum Island Taxpayers Association.
Officials say about a dozen homes on the island have been damaged, some beyond repair. Barrett said he and his neighbors expect half a dozen more may be washed away.
"We weren't ready for the way the dune is being chopped away. It's breaking and tearing the sand right out," he said. "We've got another storm in the Midwest that will bring a norhteast wind. And whatever we didn't lose this time will go."
Another Annapolis Way home was torn from its foundation midday Friday by rising tides. The owner, Stephen Bandoian, blamed bureaucratic red tape for holding up the reconstruction of the sea wall.


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After years in which machine-made music tracks have seemed ubiquitous, live music is again making its presence felt in movies, TV and video games. The new production facility for Sonic Fuel, the 12-year-old music-for-picture studio in El Segundo, California, near Hollywood, was designed to leverage exactly that welcome trend. The new facility offered the perfect combination of high ceilings and a flexible space in which architect Frank Glynn, builder Brad Keeler and Sonic Fuel music engineer Jeff Vaughn collectively designed a live room large enough to comfortably hold a 35-piece orchestra, an expansive control room, two isolation booths, a machine room, a lounge and other spaces. And all of the new studioâs key rooms were equipped with technology and products sourced and sold by Guitar Center Professional (GC Pro), the outside sales division of Guitar Center that focuses on the needs of professional users.
âThe television business has been using real musicians again; most television shows and every movie expects live music⦠and almost all video games are done with at least a decent sized orchestra,â observes Christopher Lennertz, who, with partner Timothy Michael Wynn, founded Sonic Fuel Studios in Marina del Rey a dozen years ago. As a result, for their new facility the partners wanted the space necessary to record large groups of live musicians and the technology they needed to give film, television and games the finished audio formats they demand, such as discrete 5.1 surround tracks and surround stems. âAlmost every project we are involved with now â including video games, film and television â demands 5.1,â explains Lennertz. âMost of what we deliver is 5.1 stems now; for video games, we will deliver anywhere from 8 to 12, or sometimes 24 5.1 stems at the same time. So we had to go ahead and build a true 5.1 room."
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Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood has asked supporters of Mohamed Morsi, the deposed president, to take part in a nationwide Day of Rage in protest against the recent violent clearing of protest sites by security forces.The announcement came a day after hundreds of people were killed in the police action that ended two sit-ins in Cairo that began after the army toppled Morsi on July 3.
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"Anti-coup rallies tomorrow will depart from all mosques of Cairo and head towards Ramsis square after Jumaa prayer in 'Friday of Anger'," Gehad el-Haddad, Muslim Brotherhood spokesman, said on Twitter.
In a separate statement on Friday, the Muslim Brotherhood said: "Despite the pain and sorrow over the loss of our martyrs, the latest coup makers' crime has increased our determination to end them."
Egyptian state TV is reporting that the military has deployed troops to guard what it describes as vital installations. Egypt's army commanders are warning troops will fire at anyone who attacks government buildings.
The Health Ministry said that at least 578 people and 46 police officers were killed in the clearing and subsequent clashes nationwide on Wednesday, and more than 3,500 injured.
Muslim Brotherhood members have said the true death toll was far higher, with a spokesperson saying 2,600 people had been killed in the "massacre".
The group accuses the military of staging a coup when it toppled Morsi. Liberal and youth activists who backed the military see the move as a positive response to public demands.Egypt spent its first day under emergency rule and curfew on Thursday, with Cairo remaining tense and bracing for further unrest.
Although the night-time curfew ended at 6am local time on Thursday morning, few dared to venture out.
'No more violence'Police were out and busy removing the debris from the camps at Rabaa Square and Nahda Squares, where thousands of pro-Morsi supporters were driven out and hundreds killed in Wednesday's crackdown.Morsi supporters remain defiant while rallies supporting the Brotherhood continued on Thursday. The Interior Ministry said the headquarters of the Giza governorate was stormed and set on fire by Morsi supporters.
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Mostly quiet on the player movement front in Nashville
Originally Published: December 6, 2007By Jayson Stark | ESPN.com
NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- Was it really only a few days ago that we predicted a winter meetings with sizzle? With action? With big names moving and headlines erupting?Sheez, where do we get these nutty ideas? Instead, four days later, 30 general managers sprinted for the doors of Opryland wondering one thing: What just happened? Miguel Cabrera and Dontrelle Willis went winging toward Motown. A desperate Andruw Jones took a two-year deal from the Dodgers. The Royals handed Jose Guillen 36 million negotiable American dollars. And, for you name-game lovers, two different pitchers named Jose Capellan changed teams. And that, rumor lovers, was just about it. So what happened to all those juicy story lines we were looking forward to just a few short days ago? Let's revisit them now.
1. The end to Santana-mania? Nowhere in sightThere was a brief window last weekend where the trade of Johan Santana to the Yankees seemed practically imminent.
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2. The Cabrera/Willis dealOnce upon a time, after every winter meetings, we used to haul out our annual list of winners and losers. But we'll spare you that list this year -- since there was really only one winner. The Tigers. They're the scariest team around now, after their spectacular deal for Cabrera and Willis left them with a lineup so deep that their No. 8 hitter (Pudge Rodriguez) is a guy who makes $13 million a year. We can debate some other time whether that trade now transforms them into the best team in baseball -- or only, say, the second best. But what no one can debate is that the gulf between the American League and National League just got a little wider. "It's incredible, the constant flow of talent one way," one AL executive said. "After a while, you want to say, 'Won't someonego to the National League?'"
Every time one of these teams makes a move, the other teams start contemplating their next move. Detroit makes this deal, so now Cleveland has to do something to keep pace. Boston and New York sign some guys, and now Toronto has to do something. Every time someone raises the bar, someone wants to jump over it. But that's not true in the National League.
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3. Attention Bird Mart shoppersNo team was more open for business at these meetings than the Orioles. They never did ring the Bird Mart cash registers. But they definitely entertained many a shopper.
There were indications, in fact, that they almost were able to trade The Guy They Can't Wait To Unload, Miguel Tejada, to Houston. The Astros had even, from all accounts, agreed to pay all of the $26 million Tejada had coming over the next two years. But the Orioles squashed an offer of shortstop Adam Everett, second baseman Chris Burke and a prospect. So the quest to deal Tejada -- to the Astros or Angels or Giants, among others -- goes on. The Orioles have much less interest in moving Bedard or second baseman Brian Roberts. But the Cubs made a run at Roberts nonetheless. And while there's nothing particularly hot right now, they might still be able to build a deal around pitcher Sean Gallagher and at least one other player down the road. Bedard, however, is going to be a Rumor Central superstar for the next few weeks, even though we're still skeptical he's going to wind up changing area codes any time soon. The Orioles told all teams that checked in that it's going to take at least "three premium pieces" for Bedard. Their only problem is that it appears the best names they've heard so far, apparently, have come from the Red Sox and Blue Jays. And there's a better chance the Orioles will re-sign Albert Belle than there is that they'll trade Bedard within their division. So that leaves the Mets -- who have been shot down a couple of times already, trying to work out some sort of multiteam blockbuster -- or the Dodgers, who seemingly would build a deal around outfielder Matt Kemp, plus just about any of their prospects except the best of the bunch, pitcher Clayton Kershaw. Can the Orioles find a package in there that works? We'll see. But they've been telling teams that they look at Bedard as the kind of pitcher who turns ordinary teams into playoff teams, so the price isn't ever coming down. And we may not know whether anybody is sincerely interested in meeting that price until the crazed pitching market begins to sort itself out.
Jamie Squire/Getty ImagesThe Orioles have finished in no better than third place in the AL East in all four of Miguel Tejada's seasons with the team.
4. When will the A's closeout sale begin?The team that positioned itself as the convenient, economic alternative to the Santana-mania and Bird Mart bidding was Oakland. Want Dan Haren? Want Joe Blanton? That can be arranged. Just not yet. GM Billy Beane is in no rush to trade anybody -- but especially not one of his starting pitchers until, hopefully, Santana moves, a couple of free agents sign, and the bidders begin, in the words of one A's official, "frothing at the mouth." The Diamondbacks haven't quite frothed. But they've been all over Haren. And that's a deal that could very conceivably happen in the next week or two. Because Haren is under control for $16.25 million over the next three years, he's exactly what Arizona is looking for in its constant quest to avoid the free-agent pitching insanity. And because the Diamondbacks are loaded with prospects, they're exactly what the budget-minded A's are seeking. So this is way too logical to fall apart. Isn't it?
There's a better chance of me breeding unicorns than there is of that deal happening.
--A's GM Billy Beane on a proposed three-team trade with the Mets and Twins
5. Where did all the trades go?The three most heavily rumored trades that didn't happen at these meetings:
6. The free-agent nonmarketThe three biggest free-agent signings, in one of the deadest winter meetings signfests in the free-agent era:
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The Road to Woodstock
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Michael Lang has produced festivals in East Berlin, the concert at the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989, Woodstock '94, and Woodstock '99, among many other events worldwide. He is the head of the Michael Lang Organization, producing live events; is a partner in Woodstock Ventures; and, with Sam Nappi, runs Harmony Entertainment, producing film and theater. He lives in upstate New York.
Four decades of nostalgia, hallucinogens, and box sets make us forget that the Woodstock Music & Art Fair didn't descend from a sky of positive vibes and land softly atop a field of dancing hippies. Michael Lang, co-creator of the festival, returns to the scene of the grime in his new book The Road to Woodstock.
"Lang, one of Woodstock's organizers, provides details about how the production was put together and kept running. His account is interspersed with interviews with performers and others, including, perhaps most interestingly, Hugh Romney, aka Wavy Gravy, of the Hog Farm, whose group provided order, reassurance and, as we know, granola."
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"At Woodstock I saw a collective adventure representing something that still holds true today. When the Berlin Wall came down, Woodstock was there. When Mandela was liberated, Woodstock was in there. When we celebrated the year 2000, Woodstock was in there. Woodstock is still every day."
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"Totally rocking...what elevates this book above the level of most rock memoirs is the inclusion of voices other than Lang's—including scenesters and key Woodstock players like Jimi Hendrix, Roger Daltrey, Pete Townshend, Jerry Garcia….Well-written, informative and tons of fun."
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"Invaluable…[Lang] wraps up his cinematic reminiscing by taking a seminal thread from Woodstock's history—Jimi Hendrix's breathtaking interpretation of The Star Spangled Banner—and linking its poignancy to what some have called the 21st century Woodstock moment: the day Barack Obama became the first black president."
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"The shelf of books about Woodstock is groaning, but Lang's is the best fly-on-the-wall account, tantamount to having had a backstage pass to an iconic event."
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"There are plenty of juicy tidbits in "The Road to Woodstock," starting with the compelling opening of Lang sharing his backstage view of Hendrix's sizzling performance at the rain-soaked end of the festival."
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