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Put the 4 together, make a column, add a top and use it for a stand of some sort--potted plant of gazing ball!
Hinge them together after painting them whatever color you like and use them as a screen. You could hang pictures and magazines off the slats. Or, make fabric panels to cover the slatted part.
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The Work of Nick SheehyIllustration // Friday, December 13, 2013
Nick Sheehy is an Australian-born artist and illustrator living in the south-east of England. After studying bronze sculpture in the wilds of Tasmania, Nick gave up on art only to re-discover his love of drawing whilst living in London, sparked by an interest in the city's low brow art, illustration, street art and graffiti. In his work, Nick explores the dreamlike, sometimes semi-autobiographical scenes and oddball characters that echo from his childhood imagination.
Tonight: Mark Whalen's 'Vessel' Opens at The StandardIllustration // Thursday, December 12, 2013
Vessels have been a culturally significant and traditional form of art making for centuries. As an extension of his painting practice, Mark Whalen takes his cue from these traditions to present a series of pictorial ceramic vessels for a site-specific installation at The Standard, Hollywood.
Jieun Park's BrushstrokesIllustration // Thursday, December 12, 2013
This collection of work from Korean artist Jieun Park seamlessly blends cityscape imagery with asian inspired brushstrokes. Her ability to achieve detailed linework within loose sweeping shapes is impressive.
Hand-Drawn Architectural Illustrations by Thibaud HeremIllustration // Thursday, December 12, 2013
London-based French illustrator Thibaud Herem creates these incredibly detailed architectural illustrations by hand. Thibaud emphasises the importance of this process as opposed to working with a computer: "I draw architecture, from classic to modern using old techniques of representation such as etching. To draw, I use cappilary pens with Indian ink and use no tools apart for pen for the inking process, keeping the line 'from my hand'."
Carolin Loebbert's Illustrated VasesIllustration // Wednesday, December 11, 2013
Carolin Loebbert's series of porcelain forms are decorated with bold illustrations in her series entitled 'Time Travel.' These pieces feature heavy black linework with pops of bright color.
Gabe Gonzales' PsychedeliaIllustration // Wednesday, December 11, 2013
Gabe Gonzales studied at Art Center College Design in Pasadena, CA and graduated with Honors in 2010. He is currently living and working in Burbank, CA and creating these abstracted, psychedelic works with a heavy hand in both illustration and design. Love.
Chris Scarborough's Eerie FiguresJuxtapoz // Wednesday, December 11, 2013
Nashville-based artist Chris Scarborough has continued to keep himself busy creating his pristine graphite images for shows all over the US (and world!). His obvious techincal skill combines with slightly eerie subjects--like missile-toting clouds hovering in midair, contorted anime figures and girls submerged in amorphous white voids--create a tangible sense of uneasiness through fantastical imagery.
120 Designs: Gerald the Paper DogIllustration // Tuesday, December 10, 2013
In an ambitious project, 105 international artists have been brought together to give their interpretations of the same form, "Gerald," a paper dog. Over a two-year period the collection has amassed an impressive 120 different versions in a spectrum of styles from many different designers. After a design event sellout response, the original designers--Liam Hopkins and Richard Sweeney--started shipping out versions to their favorite artists for customization.
Alex R. Kirzhner IllustrationIllustration // Tuesday, December 10, 2013
Alex R. Kirzhner's drawings are almost painfully detailed, exhibiting a glorious mastery of flow and subtle gradations of graphite. Kirzhner is based in New York and is also a photographer, which may explain some of his excellent use of black and white. Exhibiting regularly in California and variuos other states, Kirzhner has made a name for himself with these soft, fantastical drawings, and his work can be seen currently at Spoke Art's Moleskine show in San Francisco.
Dark Visions from Iv SolyaevIllustration // Tuesday, December 10, 2013
These otherworldly illustrations by Russian artist Iv Solyaev hearken to sources like Scary Stories To Tell In The Dark and Chris Cunningham's "Rubber Johnny." Rendered in a grainy, greyscale, these figures seem to be only half-emerging, their gnarled, alien body parts obscured as if in a mist. These creatures seem to be bizarre hybrids of dolls, monsters, mushrooms, demons and animals, all morphed together seamlessly into some new frightening form. Beautiful, strange and stunning.


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In what is perhaps the most nebbishy duo in TV history, Ben Stiller will be adapting Gary Shteyngart's "Super Sad True Love Story" for the silver screen.
The Hollywood Reporter writes that Media Rights Capital, the company behind Netflix's House of Cards, is interested in Stiller's idea, though they haven't officially signed on.
Shteyngart has reportedly co-created the adaptation with Karl Gajdusek ("Dead Like Me"). They will also write the script together and exec produce.
@Shteyngart Super excited to try to not screw it up. #greatbook #SOmedia— Ben Stiller (@RedHourBen) February 10, 2015
"Super Sad True Love Story" tells the tale of Lenny Abramov, a typical Shteyngart protagonist (Read: Russian-born Jew with a mountain of insecurities), who falls in love with Eunice Park, a Korean-American woman 15 years his junior — all against the backdrop of a tech-obsessed nightmare society.
In his review for the Forward, our own Gal Beckerman described the plot as "a dystopia to rival Orwell's. No surprise that it's hilarious, but it's also as finger-waggingly disapproving a vision of the technologically addicted, oversexed, dumbed-down world we inhabit as I've ever read."
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Comedy, explained Aristotle, has a vague history, because at first no one took it seriously. We cannot know for certain if Aristotle was deadpanning, but his observation would amuse Saul Austerlitz. According to Austerlitz, American film comedy has not been taken seriously, either. In fact, the author quips, it is American film's "bastard stepchild." With his latest book "Another Fine Mess: A History of American Film Comedy," Austerlitz gives us a broad survey of the genre, hoping to spark debate.
There were few Jewish comedians in Aristotle's day, but in American comedy, Austerlitz notes, Jews are "the only minority group overrepresented." The title of his book is taken from a catch phrase by the gentile comic geniuses Laurel and Hardy, but on the cover of the book, it is Jewish comedians, The Marx Brothers, who are making a mess. For Austerlitz, the Marx Brothers are the embodiment of Jewish humor — "anarchic, absurdist, and ebullient" — existing in the face of a hostile or dismissive power structure.
"Greenberg," a new movie by director Noah Baumbach ("The Squid and the Whale," "Margot at the Wedding"), doesn't open until tomorrow, but it's already stirred up a furor among the critics. Well, one critic, anyway.
The movie stars Ben Stiller as the eponymous Roger Greenberg, a miserable musician from Los Angeles who has returned from living in New York after having a nervous breakdown. In a recent piece in the New York Times, film critic Dennis Lim declared the movie to be "an often bruising character study, notable for its emotional violence."


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Rebellion (2009 film)
|Directed by
|Herman Yau
|Produced by
|Ng Kin Hung
|Written by
|Herman Yau
Yin-Yee Tin
|Shawn Yue
Elanne Kong
Chapman To
Local Production
Universe Entertainment
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|Universe Films Distribution Company
Universe Laser & Video Co. Ltd.
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|100 minutes
|Hong Kong
Rebellion (simplified Chinese: 同门; traditional Chinese: 同門) is an 2009 Hong Kong action/crime/thriller film directed by Herman Yau.
Notorious of its unpeace, the South district (in Hong Kong island) is ruled by five gangs. The five leaders, Jimmy (Calvin Poon), Coffee (Paul Wong), Jupiter (Convoy Chan), Sand (Jun Kung) and Man Ching (Anson Leung) share the same power over the area. Seemingly, everything remains calm, each gang owning its territory and conflicts rarely rising in-between. However, as Jimmy's wife Cheung Wah (Ada Choi) is so talented in managing their business which has been expanding in recent years, gradually they are the most affluent among all. Adversely, Man Ching is facing down turn of his empire, business shrinking in scale and its power narrowing down.
While the gangs are active in underground trade, the police are desperately looking forward to just one chance. Now it is time for them to take a strike. One night, when Jimmy is dining with seniors, a young man armed himself with a gun fires several big shots to his head. Knowing that, Cheung Wah stops all business dealing at once and appoints Po (Shawn Yue), Jimmy's right hand, to dig out the backhand but keep things quiet. Meanwhile, as Jimmy is still in a coma, dispute spreads over the five gangs, grabbing this shot to override others' territories. Violence sprawling over the East district, bloodshed is inevitable.
With efforts Po finally drags the killer out from Sand's place. Cheung Wah flies back from Thai right away to take the lead. Wandering in the still street in the midnight, Po can sense the weirdness around where policemen are missing out unusually. In fact, they are already stationed at the airport and are expecting Wah's back. The battle between justice and darkness is about to begin.
Alternate ending[edit]
The Blu-ray Disc release of Rebellion included an alternate ending, which showed Cheung Wah as an undercover cop, differing from that of the original ending, which showed Cheung Wah being arrested at the end of the film. It also featured a different opening than that of the DVD version. Other differences from the movie includes the complete replacement of Po as the undercover cop with Cheung Wah, extended gang-fight scenes, and an extension in the scene where Po tries to gain entrance to Sand's territories.
- Shawn Yue – Po
- Elanne Kong – Ling
- Chapman To – Blackie
- Ron Heung – Chung
- Calvin Poon – Jimmy
- Ada Choi – Cheung Wah
- Convoy Chan – Jupiter
- Anson Leung – Man Ching
- Paul Wong – Coffee
- Jun Kung – Sand
- Ella Koon – Undercover cop
- Tommy Yuen – Chan Fai
- Parkman Wong – Police Senior Inspector
- Renee Dai – Lok
- Austin Wai – Mr. Tai
- Fung Hak-On – Uncle Man
- Bruce Law – Ducky
Originally intended as a 100 minute film Category III rating, it was cut down to 87 minute IIB rating so there would be more viewers to watch the film. The content that was cut were foul languages from Shawn Yue, Chapman To, Paul Wong, and Convoy Chan, as well as several sexual scenes.
External links[edit]
- Tung moon at the Internet Movie Database
- Rebellion at the Hong Kong Movie Database
- Rebellion at the Hong Kong Cinemagic


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Six weeks early?
It seems that the hot weather came in June, 4 weeks early. Wheat harvest came and gone- 4 weeks early. The monsoons came 4 weeks early. Just heard the Colorado peach harvest is ready- 6 weeks early.
Question: Will first frost be 4 to 6 weeks early? how about first snow?
I could have harvested my garlic a week or so ago, but didn't get to it before the rains and am now waiting for the soil to dry out a bit. That's probably 2-3 weeks early.
I'm glad the monsoon came early. A lot of my plants were barely hanging on, so it was just in time! Too late for many of my conifer plantings, I've lost a lot of what I planted in April this year.
Every year here is weird, just a different kind of weird each year!
I hope first frost is not early. Our Indian Summers are my favorite thing about living here.
How are your tomatoes doing, Kenny? I didn't have to use Wall's O Water this year, a first for me. I'm getting lots of flowering on them now, but just a few have tomatoes forming.
Most of my perennials are 2 to 3 weeks ahead of schedule. Like you, Barb, my tomatoes are blooming, but it will still be a while before I'm picking ripe ones. Can't really say how early the veggies are till it's harvesting time.
Barb, My tomatoes are the biggest (plants) and healthest I have ever raised. Since i moved last year they are in two raised beds. 3 foot apart and a 5 foot high jungle. Very little flowers and i don't know if it is too early or some thing else. Heavy on nitrogen maybe? I have picked a few golf ball ones from like siberia and stupice but no big volume from even them. I do have shade part of the day on them, which I think is a good deal. Hopefully they will start to produce soon.
Wait a minute!! Have we ever had a picture from KennyP??! Looks good Kenny!
Last year, I reported my 1st ripe cherries on July 11th. Dang! That's tomorrow! Nothing ripe tomorrow, not this year.
The Kootenai River in the northern tip of the Idaho Panhandle is still at flood stage . . .
In 2010, I reported my 1st ripe cherries on July 19th. I'll pin my hopes on that date.
Two things might be of interest.
The raised beds are old water beds bought cheap at yard sales.
The cages are 5 footers UPSIDE DOWN tied together with a PVC frame. The regular way does not work for me.
There are 16 verities in there--two rows of 4 in each.
Water is by large drippers. I all ways use the largest dripper I can find and time the application. Ten minutes works for these. No filter used.
The smaller ones to the right are in containers--I still have a ways to go to be happy with containers.
I'm with you on the cages. It's as if they were designed by someone who'd never grown tomatoes! I've done some variation of the Florida weave for the last few years, tposts with twine layered every foot or so.
The waterbed frames for raised beds are a great idea. Set them in place, fill with soil and you're ready to go.
A couple of years ago I lucked into a conversation with the grower for one of the veggie stands in Brighton and found out I was overwatering the plants. He said tomatoes want to be deep soaked every 4 or 5 days instead of the every other day that I had been doing. I've noticed a much deeper root system on the plants since I started watering once or twice a week. How often are you watering yours? Just making sure I got good advice, lol!
Your set up is awesome, Kenny!
Barb, how often do i water? I am still trying to figure that out. On those 104 days, I did 5 to 10 minutes each day. The beds are on concrete and water comes out the bottom at about 10 minutes. I stop before that happens. Two large (I think 2 GPH) drippers at each plant.
I have no blooms so I am going to quit or very little water til I see a bit of wilt. Hold your breath. I worry that my soil with a lot of peat might dry out in places and then never soak up again.
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Most genuinely great ideas came about without anyone worrying about whether they were being innovative or not, says Scott Berkun. Forget about "innovation," Berkun advises, and instead focus simply on solving problems and providing value to your customers. "It's a good word to let other people say about you, rather than use it in reference to yourself," Berkun notes.
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Montreal, March 23, 2009 Scientists have discovered a new way for our immune system to combat the elusive virus responsible for cold sores: Type 1 herpes simplex (HSV-1). As reported in the advance online edition of Nature Immunology, a group of virus hunters from the Universit de Montral, in collaboration with American colleagues, have identified a cellular process that seeks out and fights herpes.
The five-year study, partially supported by the Canadian Institutes of Health Research, was a joint project with Washington University and Pennsylvania State University.
"Once human cells are infected with Type 1 herpes simplex, the virus comes back because it hides and blocks protection from our immune system," says Luc English, the study's lead author and a doctoral student at the Universit de Montral's Department of Pathology and Cell Biology. "For the first time, our research team has indentified a combative cellular mechanism in this game of hide-and-seek."
"We've found that the nuclear membrane of an infected cell can unmask Type 1 herpes simplex and stimulate the immune system to disintegrate the virus," says English.
The team made its discovery while conducting various tests in HSV-1 infected mice cells. They replicated environments when Type 1 herpes simplex thrives, namely periods of low-grade fever between 38.5 to 39 degrees, and found that herpes-fighting mechanisms were unleashed.
The research team now plans to study how activation of the herpes-combating cellular process could be applied to other illnesses. The outcome could hasten the development of therapies to prevent other immune-evading bacteria, parasites and viruses. "Our goal is to further study the molecules implicated in this mechanism to eventually develop therapies against diseases such as HIV or even cancer," say
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Is it wrong that this kinda makes me wish they had just sunk the boat? I mean come on they are spelling hlep on the deck as they are being towed into port?!?! Hello people help showed up already! If conditions were as bad as people were going on about how do these 'poor souls' even have the energy to do this? This makes me think people were being whiny bitches to get attention from the media.
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I refuse to believe their conditions were THAT bad. After all, their boat stayed afloat. It could have been worse. They could have been on the Costa Concordia or Titanic.
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I happened to have this pile of books on my piano bench temporarily and had the urge to take this photo. Always trying to look for a way to eat more healthfully.
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A very autobiographical shot, Dot! Art is everywhere !!! Love it.
Yep, it says a lot about me. LOL Thanks so much, Wendy. I sure appreciate your great comment!
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A perfect angle! Great shot.
Thanks so much, Lynne. Some days you seem stuck in the house and spot something like this and just have to get the camera out. LOL
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Could I borrow them all…hehe. Well captured Dot.
Sure, any time! LOL Thanks so much, Debra. ♥
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They look pretty healthy, cool image Dot.
You think I can change after 68 years? Old habits die hard, but I'm giving it a good try. LOL Thanks very much, Rosie!
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Cool! Looks good laminated.
Thank you, Judy. I never thought of the Orton Effect as laminating, but it does look like it!!!
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Great selection of books, and lovely capture Dot… Eating healthy is the only way to a healthy life…
Thanks very much, Andrea!
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Very cool Aunt Dot, I do like th e soft inviting look to it, you've presented this well!
Thanks very much, Scott!
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Gorgeous !!!
Thank you, Guenda. For someone who doesn't like to cook, I have a great many cookbooks!
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A great photo Dot of something great you are doing,,,,, Rick
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it couldn't have been that difficult to win over your vote if all it took was a micro 3rd party debate then. What would it take for you to vote for someone other than gary? Perhaps a buy one get one free coupon somewhere?
If that debate was able to win over votes we are losing more than I thought in this country.
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The Liberty County Chamber of Commerce is accepting nominations from the community for Business Leader of the Year, Business of the Year and Civic Leader of the Year.
JJ's Bar and Grill held a grand opening and ribbon-cutting ceremony Nov. 14 at 726 W. Oglethorpe Highway inside the EconoLodge hotel.
Property transfers recorded in the Liberty County Clerk of Courts Office Dec. 3-9 included:
Lendmark Financial Services LLC held a ribbon cutting Nov. 21 at the company's new Hinesville location, 119 W. Hendry St.
The following warranty and quit-claim deeds were filed with the Liberty County clerk of courts office on Dec. 1 adn 2:
The city of Hinesville's comprehensive annual financial report for the fiscal year ended Oct. 31, 2013 qualified for a Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Financial Reporting. The certificate is awarded by the Government Finance Officers Association of the United States and Canada as the highest form of recognition in governmental accounting and financial reporting.
Gov. Nathan Deal announced Thursday that Georgia's net tax collections for November totaled nearly $1.46 billion, an increase of approximately $60.5 million compared to November 2013. Year-to-date, net tax-revenue collections totaled
The lure of jobs making quartz kitchen countertops and tile brought hundreds of people to the Richmond Hill City Center on Tuesday, where the Georgia Department of Labor held a job fair for Caesarstone Technologies, the Israeli-based company building its first U.S. manufacturing plant at the Belfast Commerce Centre.
Recent property transactions recorded in the Liberty County Clerk of Courts office include:
ATLANTA - The Georgia Department of Labor announced Thursday that metro Hinesville's unemployment rate for October was 8 percent, down two-tenths of a percentage point from 8.2 percent in September. The rate in October of last year was 8.9 percent.
Kangaroo Express presented a $42,981 donation Nov. 17 to the Georgia National Guard Family Support Foundation following its summer-long "Salute Our Troops" fundraising campaign. The donation brings the total amount raised by the campaign over the past four summers to $10 million.
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Hinesville's Rotary Club members on Tuesday learned about the Ebola epidemic and how to avoid it.
For the second consecutive year, Georgia has been ranked the No. 1 state for business by Site Selection magazine, an economic-development trade publication, Gov. Nathan Deal recently announced.
The following warranty deeds were filed with Liberty County Clerk of Courts F. Barry Wilkes' office between Nov. 10-14. The listings include the names of sellers and buyers; the book and page where the deed can be found in the deed books maintained in the clerk's office, the transfer tax (which gives you an estimate of the price paid, based on $1 per $1,000) and a description of the property, which may be a subdivision and or Georgia Militia District where it is.
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Harold Hayes joined KDKA-TV in August of 1979 as a general assignment reporter and has covered everything from military operations in the Middle East to landmark local court cases.
His overseas coverage includes Operation Desert Shield in Saudi Arabia in 1990, the government of Kuwait's memorial to the local lives lost during Operation Desert Storm in 1993, and the funeral of Pope John Paul II in 2005.
Locally, Harold follows up on stories that made headlines years ago and still have impact on the community. For example, he covered the 1981 court-ordered desegregation that resulted in the merger of the Woodland Hills School District. Twenty years later, he found one of the students he interviewed then — who had become a parent of a graduate that year.
Harold is involved with many community organizations. A recipient of a scholarship from the Negro Educational Emergency Fund (NEED), Harold has since become a spokesperson for the organization and upon his mother's death in 1994, Harold created a scholarship in her name for local students. He also helps raise money for the Rev, J. Harold Hayes Scholarship, named for his late father, former pastor of Bethlehem Baptist Church in McKeesport.
After graduation from college, Harold worked as a research assistant in the "Reading is Fundamental" program, sponsored by the Urban League of Pittsburgh. In 1976, he became a staff announcer for WSIV AM-FM Radio in Pekin, Illinois. The following year he took the position of weekend anchor/producer/reporter at WRAU-TV in Peoria, Illinois and worked there until accepting his present position at KDKA-TV.
Born in McKeesport, Harold went on to graduate from South Hills High School and the University of Pittsburgh in 1975 with a Bachelor's degree in Speech and Communications. Harold spent all of his youth in the area and currently lives in Pittsburgh with his wife. His oldest daughter is a graduate of the University of Maryland and his youngest daughter is a student at Penn State.
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I think I will bet against the Brady-Belichick duo, after all it made me a ton of money in 2008 and 2012!
Originally written on The Awesome Boston | Last updated 11/20/14
A.B. New England Patriots quarterback, Tom Brady, is featured on the cover of the September 2013 issue of Mens Health Magazine. And with the cover comes an interesting interview. In the article Brady talks about his career, his ambitions and his new sports therapy center at Patriot Place in Foxborough. It's all very Tom Brady-esque. (Tip: you need to download the Men's Health Ipad app to get access to full story) But perhaps the most interesting part of the Q&A is when Brady talks about the longevity of his career: When asked about playing past the age of 50, Brady says, "I would love it. If I think if I can do it, then I probably will." I know what you're thinking; tongue-in-cheek, right? Well, maybe not. With the way Brady has been protected over the years by his offensive line, his ability to make reads & release the ball quicker than most QB's and most importantly, the new quarterback-friendly NFL rules, it isn't completely ridiculous. It's still ridiculous, but not impo...
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Well, he's been on steroids since his first year in the NFL, so he might make it.
Would love to see Brady play to 50, very good athlete and role model for all other athletes.
So Tom Brady wants to after his body fails him, to ride the bench and collect a paycheck on the sidelines while at the very same time, his AARP card arrives in the mail.
That's cool if the Patriots or another team is stupid enough to do that.
At least he didn't say he wanted to still be a starting QB until age 50 because I don't care how good the offensive line is, his mid life crisis body will get hit and hit very often.
At least he can dream.
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Opinion Citizen science projects are more than 'feel-good' exercises - anyone can contribute to real science, with real results, writes Ivy Wong.
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Arsenal defender Bacary Sagna says he does not want to leave Emirates Stadium and is "looking forward to a big season" with the Gunners.
The full-back, who is in the final year of his contract, has been continually linked with a move back to his native France - with Paris Saint-Germain and Monaco credited with an interest in his services.
The 30-year-old has played down talk that he is stalling on signing a new deal and claims he remains happy at Arsenal.
"I enjoy playing for Arsenal," Sagna told the Guardian. "I love my team, and I always give my best. I'm still here. Many people were talking about me going back to France but I'm still here and I'm looking forward to a big season with Arsenal.
"Last season was difficult. I only had one year left and people were looking at that and maybe thinking I would leave. But I tried to stay as calm as I could. Now I will work hard in pre-season and have a good season for Arsenal."
Sagna admits the last 18 months have been difficult for him after suffering two broken legs and conceded the injuries took a lot out of him.
"It's been very difficult for me physically," added Sagna. "I was out for four months.
"I went out to Qatar to do my rehab, then I came back and had to start all over again. It was not easy because the injuries take a lot from you.
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"But I'm looking forward to coming back, being at my best and helping the team again. I'm looking forward to the new season and a new start."
Sagna also believes Arsenal can be serious contenders for the title if they can add a couple of good signings to Arsene Wenger's squad this summer.
The Frenchman feels Arsenal's problem last season was consistency as they failed to mount a serious title challenge.
"I believe that we can challenge for the title with a couple of good signings," added Sagna. "We beat great teams last year, we managed to be one of the best teams in the second half of the season and if we can be consistent for the whole season, I believe we can be successful.
"If I had the solution as to what went wrong last season, I would have given it.
"I think it's a question of desire and, in some games, being over-confident because we know we have the players and the quality.
"We just have to find consistency and the belief to get success. Every team is strengthening and we can strengthen, too, but it's more about us caring on the pitch and showing the commitment. That will take us a long way."
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Folks, for the first time I have a limb that has a 'typical' Spring Sonnet bloom with slightly darker pink hem and another with white hem.
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DALLAS (AP) - The George W. Bush Presidential Library and Museum is set to begin accepting Freedom of Information Act requests for records from Bush's presidency.
The library will start taking requests Monday, which marks five years from the end of Bush's presidency. Access to the records is governed by the Presidential Records Act, which says the records may be requested by the public five years after the presidential administration ends.
The library says all requests must be in a written format — email, mail or fax — and must state that the request is being made under the Freedom of Information Act.
The library, which opened last year on the Southern Methodist University campus, notes the process will take time and cited factors including the volume and complexity of presidential records.
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I'm the head coach of an exhibition basketball team you may have heard of. No, not that one, the other one. Okay not that one either. C'mon the East Jersey Stateskippers! Sure we're not the 'clown princes of basketball', more like the 'archduke's stable boy's college roommates of basketball' but we put on a heck of a show! There's that thing where we throw the ball through the hoop in a funny way, and then that... other thing where we throw the ball through the hoop in a funny way. Yay!
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My personal style tends to have a 'I was there when something cool/beautiful happened' capture-of-a-moment sort of feel. I don't do tons and tons of unwarranted post. I plan, I conceptualize, but I leave room for the spontaneous. Heck, I make coffee for the spontaneous. If the situation doesn't call for a high concept, planned to the second, every dust particle in frame was specifically staged type shoot, I'm fine with running the fast break.
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